diff --git a/.gitignore b/.gitignore new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8d285df --- /dev/null +++ b/.gitignore @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +**/public/ diff --git a/README.md b/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f7c358a --- /dev/null +++ b/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,90 @@ +# Building The Website +## Clone Repository +`git clone https://dev.libertytools.io/adminuser/libertytoolsio.git` + +## Run Makefile +The `Makefile` in the root of the directory will run the following two commands: +``` bash +hugo server & +npx -y pagefind --site public --serve +``` +The first command will run and compile the `hugo` website and any changes made. The second command will build and re-index the search bar index. + +To build the website, simply run +``` bash +make run +``` +in the project root to run those two commands found in the `Makefile`. + + +# Viewing Changes to Website Locally +After running the `Makefile` you should get an output like this" + +``` shell +hugo server & +npx -y pagefind --site public --serve +Watching for changes in /path/to/libertytools_sites/dev_lt/libertytoolsio/{archetypes,content,data,layouts,static,themes} +Watching for config changes in /path/to/libertytools_sites/dev_lt/libertytoolsio/config.toml, /path/to/libertytools_sites/dev_lt/libertytoolsio/themes/hugo-book/hugo.toml +Start building sites … +hugo v0.151.0-c70ab27ceb841fc9404eab5d2c985ff7595034b7+extended linux/amd64 BuildDate=2025-10-02T13:30:36Z VendorInfo=gohugoio + + + │ EN +──────────────────┼───── + Pages │ 27 + Paginator pages │ 0 + Non-page files │ 65 + Static files │ 106 + Processed images │ 0 + Aliases │ 0 + Cleaned │ 0 + +Built in 100 ms +Environment: "development" +Serving pages from disk +Running in Fast Render Mode. For full rebuilds on change: hugo server --disableFastRender +Web Server is available at http://localhost:1313/ (bind address 127.0.0.1) +Press Ctrl+C to stop + +Running Pagefind v1.5.2 (Extended) +Running from: "/path/to/libertytools_sites/dev_lt/libertytoolsio" +Source: "public" +Output: "public/pagefind" + +[Walking source directory] +Found 50 files matching **/*.{html} + +[Parsing files] +Did not find a data-pagefind-body element on the site. +↳ Indexing all elements on the site. + +[Reading languages] +Discovered 2 languages: en-us, en + +[Building search indexes] +Total: + Indexed 2 languages + Indexed 48 pages + Indexed 6934 words + Indexed 0 filters + Indexed 0 sorts + +┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ +│ Pagefind found references to the Default UI (pagefind-ui.js) │ +│ on your site. The Default UI is supported and will continue │ +│ to work. │ +│ │ +│ As of 1.5.0, if you are setting up a new integration, use the │ +│ Component UI instead. It includes a search modal, better │ +│ accessibility and customization: https://pagefind.app/docs/search-ui/ │ +└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ + +Finished in 0.067 seconds + +Serving the Pagefind Playground at http://localhost:1414/pagefind/playground/ +Serving "public" at http://localhost:1414 +``` + +Copy `http://localhost:1414` into your web browser and you should then see the website as it is with all the changes made, but only served from your local machine. This version of the site is not public facing. + + diff --git a/public/404.html b/public/404.html deleted file mode 100644 index bae21af..0000000 --- a/public/404.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,94 +0,0 @@ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -404 Page not found | - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
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    Aupa Bar - The Chad of energy bars run by a based bitcoin business. High quality grass fed meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit, no garbage filler like seed oils. AUPA gives 5% discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. These bars come from the best quality farms in Colorado. Stack this with code “Liberty” for an additional -5% off some of the best meat bars around.

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    Cloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you’re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Users can use discount code “LIBERTY25” -for 25% off their first year.

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    DayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!

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    Delete Me - Our date is leaked everyday. Thats why its important to use services like Delete Me. Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. Use our Affiliate link to save 20%.

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    Federated.Computer - Federated is another Denver based company offering Open Source as a service. Sometimes physically hosting servers just isn’t viable. In those cases cloud hosting can be a necessary option. But most cloud hosting come from tech giants like AWS or Google Cloud who sell your data and will censor you if you have the wrong politics. Federated.Computer offers you cheap, easy open source options to get many of the benefits of Big Tech without compromising your privacy. Please use our affiliate link to sign up if you’re interested!

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    Hushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.

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    Live Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our affiliate link if you are interested.

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    Privacy.com - Privacy.com is the best way to pay with fiat online while still protecting your privacy. Create debit card aliases that can be limited based on total amount spends or by vendors. With card aliases you dont have to worry about leaked card info, overcharges or annoying vendors that refuse to cancel your subscription, privacy.com lets you do all of that for free. Please use our referral link and sign up for a free account.

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    Welcome to the Liberty Tools Book list! This is our official book recommendations for the best books across a wide range of liberty topics. We do not specifically endorse every idea in these books or by these authors, but we do recommended them as a good place to learn about the topics at hand. Not all of these books are specifically libertarian, but they contain valuable information that could benefit anyone regardless of political philosophy.
    CategoryBookAuthor
    Agorism
    Community TechnologyKarl Hess
    New Libertarian ManifestoSamuel Edward Konkin III
    Agorist Class TheoryWally Conger
    How to Opt Out of the Technocratic StateDerrick Broze
    Anti-PoliticsSal Mayweather
    Anarchy in Practice - Stateless Solutions (Market Solutions to State Problems)
    The Machinery of FreedomDavid Freidman
    The Privatization of Roads and HighwaysWalter Block
    Breaking Away: The Case for Succession, Radical Decentralization, and Smaller PolitiesRyan McMaken
    The Private Production of DefenseHans Herman Hoppe
    Chaos TheoryRobert Murphy
    The Market for LibertyMorris/Linda Tannehill
    The New Libertarianism: Anarcho-CapitalismJ. Michael Oliver
    Crypto Anarchy
    The Genesis BookAaron Van Wirdun
    Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of CryptocurrencyAndy Greenberg
    This Machine Kills Secrets: Julian Assange, The Cypherpunks, and their fight to Empower WhistleblowersAndy Greenberg
    Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital AgeSteven Levy
    The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information AgeJames Dale Davidson, Michael David Axtel
    Cryptocurrency
    Digital GoldNathaniel Popper
    How Money got FreePatrick Eha
    Understanding BitcoinRobert Muprhy and Silas Barta
    The Bitcoin StandardSaifeDean Ammous
    The Internet of MoneyAndreas Antonopolous
    Understanding BitcoinAndreas Antonopolous
    Understanding EthereumAndreas Antonopolous
    Hacking BitcoinRoger Ver
    The Blocksize WarJonathan Bier
    Conspiracies
    Filthy RichJames Patterson
    All The Shahs MenSteven Kinzer
    JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It MattersJames W. Douglass
    ChaosTom O’Neill
    Inventing the AIDS VirusPeter Duesberg
    The Controlled Demolition of the American EmpireCharlie Robinson & Jeff Berwick
    A Warning from HistoryCorey Hughes
    The Octopus of Global ControlCharlie Robinson
    One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that gave Rise the Jeffrey Epstein (Parts 1 & 2)Whitney Webb
    The Creature From Jekyll IslandG Edward Griffin
    CovidThe Real Anthony FauciRobert F. Kennedy Jr.
    The War on IvermectinPierre Kory
    The Courage to Face Covid-19Peter McCullough
    A Plague Upon Our HouseScott Atlas
    Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19Matt Ridley
    Diary of A PsychosisTom Woods
    The Pfizer PapersNaomi Wolf
    Vaccines
    Turtles All the Way DownAnonymous, Tim Vadnar
    The Moth in the Iron LungForrest Moready
    Crooked: Manmade Disease ExplainedForrest Moready
    Dissolving IllusionsSusan Humphries
    Vaccines, Autoimmunity and the Changing Nature of Childhood IllnessThomas Cowan
    Drug War and Prohibition
    The Economics of ProhibitionMark Thornton
    American KingpinNick Bilton
    High PriceDr. Carl Hart
    Chasing the ScreamJohann Hari
    Dreamland: The True Tale of America’s Opiate EpidemicSam Quinones
    Drug War AddictionSheriff Bill Masters
    Gang Leader for A DaySudhir Venkatesh
    Economics and History of Economics
    Economics in One LessonHenry Hazlitt
    Basic EconomicsThomas Sowell
    The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard KeynesMark Skousen
    History of Money and Banking in the United StatesMurray Rothbard
    End the FedRon Paul
    Money, Bank Credit, and Economic CyclesJesus Huerta de Soto
    The Fiat StandardSaifeDean Ammous
    Environment
    American SerengetiDan Flores
    Fossil FutureAlex Epstein
    Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of AntihumanismRobert Zubrin
    Apocalypse NeverMichael Shellenberger
    The Wizard and The Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow’s WorldCharles C. Mann
    Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the PlanetDiana Rodgers and Robb Wolf
    Running With RhinosEd Warner
    Extremist Politics
    The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American PoliticsMichael Malice
    SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought PoliceVox Day
    The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for FailureGreg Lukianoff and Johnathan Haidt
    FictionBrave New WorldAldous Huxley
    1984George Orwell
    Animal FarmGeorge Orwell
    Molon Labe!Kenneth Royce (Boston T Party)
    Alongside NightJ. Niel Schulman
    FreeholdMichael Z. Williamson
    The Moon is a Harsh MistressRobert Heinlen
    The Handmaid’s TaleMargaret Atwood
    AnthemAyn Rand
    The FountainheadAyn Rand
    The GiverLois Lowery
    Red RisingPierce Brown
    Unintended ConsequencesJohn Ross
    The Probability BroachL. Neil Smith
    The High Ground SeriesDoug Casey
    Enemy of the StateF. Paul Wilson
    Financial Crisis
    MeltdownTom Woods
    Deep Freeze: Iceland’s Economic CollapsePhillip Bagus and David Howden
    Americas Great DepressionMurray Rothbard
    The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last CenturyMark Thornton
    End the FedRon Paul
    Gun Rights
    Come and Take it: The Gun Printers Guide to Thinking FreeCody Wilson
    The 10 Myths of Gun ControlJose Nino
    More Guns Less CrimeJohn Lott
    Health and Nutrition
    Death by Food PyramidDenise Minger
    Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim ItMary Ruwart
    The Primal PrescriptionDoug Mcguff and Robert Murphy
    Fat for FuelDr. Joseph Mercola
    Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless HealthCasey Means and Calley Means
    Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the PlanetDiana Rodgers and Robb Wolf
    Blind Spots: The Medicine Gets it Wrong and What it Means For our HealthMarty Makary
    Outlive: The Science and Art of LongevityPeter Attia
    History - General
    A Renegade History of the United StatesThaddeus Russell
    A Peoples History of the United StatesHoward Zinn
    Albions’s SeedDavid Hackett Fischer
    The Dawn Of Everything: A New History of HumanityDavid Graber
    A Little History of the WorldEH Gombrich
    Debt: The First 5000 YearsDavid Graber
    History of Government InstitutionsLegacy of Ashes: A history of the CIATim Weiner
    Enemies: A history of the FBITim Weiner
    The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles and their Secret World WarSteven Kinzer
    Overthrow: Americas Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to IraqSteven Kinzer
    History of SocialismThe Almost Nearly Perfect PeopleMichael Booth
    The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel CastroHumberto Fontova
    The Case Against SocialismRand Paul
    History of War and MilitaryThe Strategic Logic of Suicide BombersRobert Pape
    Enough Already: Time to End the War on TerrorScott Horton
    Death by Government: Genocide and Mass Murder Since 1900R.J. Rummel
    Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catasrophe of UkraineScott Horton
    All the Shahs MenStephen Kirzner
    Property Rights
    Against Intellectual PropertyStephan Kinsella
    (Property Rights) - Freedom on the FrontierTerry Anderson & Peter J Hill
    How Music Got FreeSteven Witt
    Water CapitalismWalter Block & Peter Nelson
    Space CapitalismWalter Block & Peter Nelson
    Against Intellectual MonopolyMichelle Boldrin & David Levine
    Intro to Liberty
    The LawFrederic Bastiat
    The Road to SerfdomFriedrich Hayek
    Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our FreedomRon Paul
    The RevolutionRon Paul
    Intro to Anarchy
    No Treason: The Constitution of no AuthorityLysander Spooner
    The Most Dangerous SuperstitionLarken Rose
    The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to ObeyMichael Huemer
    The Anarchist’s HandbookOrganized by Michael Malice
    Dissenting Electorate: Those Who Refuse to Vote and the Legitimacy of Their OppositionWendy McElroy
    Individual LibertyBenjamin Tucker
    Freedom’s Progress: A History of Political ThoughtGerard Casey
    Living Freedom
    The Freedom Outlaw’s Handbook: 179 Things to Do ‘til the RevolutionClaire Wolfe
    101 Things to Do ‘Til the Revolution: Ideas and Resources for Self-Liberation, Monkey Wrenching and PreparednessClaire Wolfe
    Don’t Shoot the Bastards (Yet): 101 More Ways to Salvage FreedomClaire Wolfe
    Net Neutrality
    The Fallacy of Net NeutralityThomas Hazlett
    The Master SwitchTim Wu
    The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless Technology, from Herbert Hoover to the SmartphoneThomas Hazlett
    Code 2.0Lawrence Lessig
    Philosophy - General
    Drive: Understanding the science of Human motivationDaniel Pink
    Defending the UndefendableWalter Block
    Antifragile: Things That Gain from DisorderNassim Taleb
    The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and ReligionJohnathan Haidt
    RangeDavid Epstein
    Philosophy - Political
    The Ethics of LibertyMurray Rothbard
    Anatomy of the StateMurray Rothbard
    An Agorist PrimerSamuel Konkin
    Our Enemy, the StateAlbert J Nock
    Police Brutality and the Justice system
    Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America’s Police ForcesRadley Balko
    A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police StateJohn Whitehead
    The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison AmericaNaomi Murakawa
    The New Jim CrowMichelle Alexander
    GhettosideJill Leovy
    I Can’t Breathe: A Killing on Bay StreetMatt Taibbi
    Justice Before the LawMichael Huemer
    Revisionist History
    The Myth of the Robber BaronsBurt Folsom
    The Art of Contrary ThinkingHumphrey B. Neill
    Why American History is Not What They Say: An Introduction to RevisionismJeff Riggenbach
    Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong
    The Roosevelt MythJohn T. Flynn
    The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary WarThomas J. DiLorenzo
    Security and Privacy
    The Art of InvisibilityKevin Mitnick
    How to Be InvisibleJ. J. Luna
    No Place to HideGlen Greenwald
    Public RecordEdward Snowden
    The Production of SecurityGustave di Molinari
    Extreme Privacy: How to Disapear on the InternetMichael Bazzell
    Watchman PrivacyGabriel Custodiet
    Privacy in UtopiaGabriel Custodiet
    Schooling and Unschooling
    Radical UnschoolingDayna Martin
    The Case against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and MoneyBryan Caplan
    Weapons of Mass InstructionJohn Taylor Gatto
    The Absorbent MindMaria Montessori
    The College Scam: How America’s Universities Are Bankrupting and Brainwashing Away the Future of America’s YouthCharlie Kirk
    
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    Liberty Tools Book List
    Welcome to the Liberty Tools Book list! This is our official book recommendations for the best books across a wide range of liberty topics. We do not specifically endorse every idea in these books or by these authors, but we do recommended them as a good place to learn about the topics at hand. Not all of these books are specifically libertarian, but they contain valuable information that could benefit anyone regardless of political philosophy.Find these books here: Anna’s Archive and Libgen If you enjoy any of these books please considering purchasing.
    CategoryAuthor
    Agorism
    Community TechnologyKarl Hess
    New Libertarian ManifestoSamuel Edward Konkin III
    Agorist Class TheoryWally Conger
    How to Opt Out of the Technocratic StateDerrick Broze
    Anti-PoliticsSal Mayweather
    Anarchy in Practice - Stateless Solutions
    Community TechnologyDavid Freidman
    New Libertarian ManifestoWalter Block
    Agorist Class TheoryRyan McMaken
    How to Opt Out of the Technocratic StateHans Herman Hoppe
    Anti-PoliticsRobert Murphy
    The Market for LibertyMorris/Linda Tannehill
    The New Libertarianism: Anarcho-CapitalismJ. Michael Oliver
    Crypto Anarchy
    The Genesis BookAaron Van Wirdun
    Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of CryptocurrencyAndy Greenberg
    This Machine Kills Secrets: Julian Assange, The Cypherpunks, and their fight to Empower WhistleblowersAndy Greenberg
    Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital AgeSteven Levy
    The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information AgeJames Dale Davidson, Michael David Axtel
    Cryptocurrency
    Digital GoldNathaniel Popper
    How Money got FreePatrick Eha
    Understanding BitcoinRobert Muprhy and Silas Barta
    The Bitcoin StandardSaifeDean Ammous
    The Internet of MoneyAndreas Antonopolous
    Understanding BitcoinAndreas Antonopolous
    Understanding EthereumAndreas Antonopolous
    Hacking BitcoinRoger Ver
    The Blocksize WarJonathan Bier
    Conspiracies
    Filthy RichJames Patterson
    All The Shahs MenSteven Kinzer
    JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It MattersJames W. Douglass
    ChaosTom O’Neill
    Inventing the AIDS VirusPeter Duesberg
    The Controlled Demolition of the American EmpireCharlie Robinson & Jeff Berwick
    A Warning from HistoryCorey Hughes
    The Octopus of Global ControlCharlie Robinson
    One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that gave Rise the Jeffrey EpsteinWhitney Webb
    The Creature From Jekyll IslandG Edward Griffin
    Covid
    The Real Anthony FauciRobert F. Kennedy Jr.
    The War on IvermectinPierre Kory
    The Courage to Face Covid-19Peter McCullough
    A Plague Upon Our HouseScott Atlas
    Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19Matt Ridley
    Diary of A PsychosisTom Woods
    The Pfizer PapersNaomi Wolf
    Vaccines
    Turtles All the Way DownAnonymous, Tim Vadnar
    The Moth in the Iron LungForrest Moready
    Crooked: Manmade Disease ExplainedForrest Moready
    Dissolving IllusionsSusan Humphries
    Vaccines, Autoimmunity and the Changing Nature of Childhood IllnessThomas Cowan
    Drug War and Prohibition
    The Economics of ProhibitionMark Thornton
    American KingpinNick Bilton
    High PriceDr. Carl Hart
    Chasing the ScreamJohann Hari
    Dreamland: The True Tale of America’s Opiate EpidemicSam Quinones
    Drug War AddictionSheriff Bill Masters
    Gang Leader for A DaySudhir Venkatesh
    Economics and History of Economics
    Economics in One LessonHenry Hazlitt
    Basic EconomicsThomas Sowell
    The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard KeynesMark Skousen
    History of Money and Banking in the United StatesMurray Rothbard
    End the FedRon Paul
    Money, Bank Credit, and Economic CyclesJesus Huerta de Soto
    The Fiat StandardSaifeDean Ammous
    Environment
    American SerengetiDan Flores
    Fossil FutureAlex Epstein
    Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of AntihumanismRobert Zubrin
    Apocalypse NeverMichael Shellenberger
    The Wizard and The Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow’s WorldCharles C. Mann
    Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the PlanetDiana Rodgers and Robb Wolf
    Running With RhinosEd Warner
    Extremist Politics
    The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American PoliticsMichael Malice
    SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought PoliceVox Day
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    Brave New WorldAldous Huxley
    1984George Orwell
    Animal FarmGeorge Orwell
    Molon Labe!Kenneth Royce (Boston T Party)
    Alongside NightJ. Niel Schulman
    FreeholdMichael Z. Williamson
    The Moon is a Harsh MistressRobert Heinlen
    The Handmaid’s TaleMargaret Atwood
    AnthemAyn Rand
    The FountainheadAyn Rand
    The GiverLois Lowery
    Red RisingPierce Brown
    Unintended ConsequencesJohn Ross
    The Probability BroachL. Neil Smith
    The High Ground SeriesDoug Casey
    Enemy of the StateF. Paul Wilson
    Financial Crisis
    MeltdownTom Woods
    Deep Freeze: Iceland’s Economic CollapsePhillip Bagus and David Howden
    Americas Great DepressionMurray Rothbard
    The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last CenturyMark Thornton
    End the FedRon Paul
    Gun Rights
    Come and Take it: The Gun Printers Guide to Thinking FreeCody Wilson
    The 10 Myths of Gun ControlJose Nino
    More Guns Less CrimeJohn Lott
    Health and Nutrition
    Death by Food PyramidDenise Minger
    Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim ItMary Ruwart
    The Primal PrescriptionDoug Mcguff and Robert Murphy
    Fat for FuelDr. Joseph Mercola
    Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless HealthCasey Means and Calley Means
    Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the PlanetDiana Rodgers and Robb Wolf
    Blind Spots: The Medicine Gets it Wrong and What it Means For our HealthMarty Makary
    Outlive: The Science and Art of LongevityPeter Attia
    History - General
    A Renegade History of the United StatesThaddeus Russell
    A Peoples History of the United StatesHoward Zinn
    Albions’s SeedDavid Hackett Fischer
    The Dawn Of Everything: A New History of HumanityDavid Graber
    A Little History of the WorldEH Gombrich
    Debt: The First 5000 YearsDavid Graber
    History of Government Institutions
    Legacy of Ashes: A history of the CIATim Weiner
    Enemies: A history of the FBITim Weiner
    The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles and their Secret World WarSteven Kinzer
    Overthrow: Americas Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to IraqSteven Kinzer
    History of Socialism
    The Almost Nearly Perfect PeopleMichael Booth
    The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel CastroHumberto Fontova
    The Case Against SocialismRand Paul
    History of War and Military
    The Strategic Logic of Suicide BombersRobert Pape
    Enough Already: Time to End the War on TerrorScott Horton
    Death by Government: Genocide and Mass Murder Since 1900R.J. Rummel
    Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catastrophe of UkraineScott Horton
    All the Shahs MenStephen Kirzner
    Property Rights
    Against Intellectual PropertyStephan Kinsella
    (Property Rights) - Freedom on the FrontierTerry Anderson & Peter J Hill
    How Music Got FreeSteven Witt
    Water CapitalismWalter Block & Peter Nelson
    Space CapitalismWalter Block & Peter Nelson
    Against Intellectual MonopolyMichelle Boldrin & David Levine
    Intro to Liberty
    The LawFrederic Bastiat
    The Road to SerfdomFriedrich Hayek
    Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our FreedomRon Paul
    The RevolutionRon Paul
    Intro to Anarchy
    No Treason: The Constitution of no AuthorityLysander Spooner
    The Most Dangerous SuperstitionLarken Rose
    The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to ObeyMichael Huemer
    The Anarchist’s HandbookOrganized by Michael Malice
    Dissenting Electorate: Those Who Refuse to Vote and the Legitimacy of Their OppositionWendy McElroy
    Individual LibertyBenjamin Tucker
    Freedom’s Progress: A History of Political ThoughtGerard Casey
    Living Freedom
    The Freedom Outlaw’s Handbook: 179 Things to Do ’til the RevolutionClaire Wolfe
    101 Things to Do ‘Til the Revolution: Ideas and Resources for Self-Liberation, Monkey Wrenching and PreparednessClaire Wolfe
    Don’t Shoot the Bastards (Yet): 101 More Ways to Salvage FreedomClaire Wolfe
    Net Neutrality
    The Fallacy of Net NeutralityThomas Hazlett
    The Master SwitchTim Wu
    The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless TechnologyThomas Hazlett
    Code 2.0Lawrence Lessig
    Philosophy - General
    Drive: Understanding the science of Human motivationDaniel Pink
    Defending the UndefendableWalter Block
    Antifragile: Things That Gain from DisorderNassim Taleb
    The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and ReligionJohnathan Haidt
    Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized WorldDavid Epstein
    Philosophy - Political
    The Ethics of LibertyMurray Rothbard
    Anatomy of the StateMurray Rothbard
    An Agorist PrimerSamuel Konkin
    Our Enemy, the StateAlbert J Nock
    Police Brutality and the Justice system
    Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America’s Police ForcesRadley Balko
    A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police StateJohn Whitehead
    The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison AmericaNaomi Murakawa
    The New Jim CrowMichelle Alexander
    GhettosideJill Leovy
    I Can’t Breathe: A Killing on Bay StreetMatt Taibbi
    Justice Before the LawMichael Huemer
    Revisionist History
    The Myth of the Robber BaronsBurt Folsom
    The Art of Contrary ThinkingHumphrey B. Neill
    Why American History is Not What They Say: An Introduction to RevisionismJeff Riggenbach
    Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got WrongJames W. Loewen
    The Roosevelt MythJohn T. Flynn
    The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary WarThomas J. DiLorenzo
    Security and Privacy
    The Art of InvisibilityKevin Mitnick
    How to Be InvisibleJ. J. Luna
    No Place to HideGlen Greenwald
    Public RecordEdward Snowden
    The Production of SecurityGustave di Molinari
    Extreme Privacy: How to Disapear on the InternetMichael Bazzell
    Watchman PrivacyGabriel Custodiet
    Privacy in UtopiaGabriel Custodiet
    Schooling and Unschooling
    Radical UnschoolingDayna Martin
    The Case against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and MoneyBryan Caplan
    Weapons of Mass InstructionJohn Taylor Gatto
    The Absorbent MindMaria Montessori
    The College Scam: How America’s Universities Are Bankrupting and Brainwashing Away the Future of America’s YouthCharlie Kirk
    
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    Welcome to the Liberty Tools Book list! This is our official book recommendations for the best books across a wide range of liberty topics. We do not specifically endorse every idea in these books or by these authors, but we do recommended them as a good place to learn about the topics at hand. Not all of these books are specifically libertarian, but they contain valuable information that could benefit anyone regardless of political philosophy.
    CategoryBookAuthor
    Agorism
    Community TechnologyKarl Hess
    New Libertarian ManifestoSamuel Edward Konkin III
    Agorist Class TheoryWally Conger
    How to Opt Out of the Technocratic StateDerrick Broze
    Anti-PoliticsSal Mayweather
    Anarchy in Practice - Stateless Solutions (Market Solutions to State Problems)
    The Machinery of FreedomDavid Freidman
    The Privatization of Roads and HighwaysWalter Block
    Breaking Away: The Case for Succession, Radical Decentralization, and Smaller PolitiesRyan McMaken
    The Private Production of DefenseHans Herman Hoppe
    Chaos TheoryRobert Murphy
    The Market for LibertyMorris/Linda Tannehill
    The New Libertarianism: Anarcho-CapitalismJ. Michael Oliver
    Crypto Anarchy
    The Genesis BookAaron Van Wirdun
    Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of CryptocurrencyAndy Greenberg
    This Machine Kills Secrets: Julian Assange, The Cypherpunks, and their fight to Empower WhistleblowersAndy Greenberg
    Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital AgeSteven Levy
    The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information AgeJames Dale Davidson, Michael David Axtel
    Cryptocurrency
    Digital GoldNathaniel Popper
    How Money got FreePatrick Eha
    Understanding BitcoinRobert Muprhy and Silas Barta
    The Bitcoin StandardSaifeDean Ammous
    The Internet of MoneyAndreas Antonopolous
    Understanding BitcoinAndreas Antonopolous
    Understanding EthereumAndreas Antonopolous
    Hacking BitcoinRoger Ver
    The Blocksize WarJonathan Bier
    Conspiracies
    Filthy RichJames Patterson
    All The Shahs MenSteven Kinzer
    JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It MattersJames W. Douglass
    ChaosTom O’Neill
    Inventing the AIDS VirusPeter Duesberg
    The Controlled Demolition of the American EmpireCharlie Robinson & Jeff Berwick
    A Warning from HistoryCorey Hughes
    The Octopus of Global ControlCharlie Robinson
    One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that gave Rise the Jeffrey Epstein (Parts 1 & 2)Whitney Webb
    The Creature From Jekyll IslandG Edward Griffin
    CovidThe Real Anthony FauciRobert F. Kennedy Jr.
    The War on IvermectinPierre Kory
    The Courage to Face Covid-19Peter McCullough
    A Plague Upon Our HouseScott Atlas
    Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19Matt Ridley
    Diary of A PsychosisTom Woods
    The Pfizer PapersNaomi Wolf
    Vaccines
    Turtles All the Way DownAnonymous, Tim Vadnar
    The Moth in the Iron LungForrest Moready
    Crooked: Manmade Disease ExplainedForrest Moready
    Dissolving IllusionsSusan Humphries
    Vaccines, Autoimmunity and the Changing Nature of Childhood IllnessThomas Cowan
    Drug War and Prohibition
    The Economics of ProhibitionMark Thornton
    American KingpinNick Bilton
    High PriceDr. Carl Hart
    Chasing the ScreamJohann Hari
    Dreamland: The True Tale of America’s Opiate EpidemicSam Quinones
    Drug War AddictionSheriff Bill Masters
    Gang Leader for A DaySudhir Venkatesh
    Economics and History of Economics
    Economics in One LessonHenry Hazlitt
    Basic EconomicsThomas Sowell
    The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard KeynesMark Skousen
    History of Money and Banking in the United StatesMurray Rothbard
    End the FedRon Paul
    Money, Bank Credit, and Economic CyclesJesus Huerta de Soto
    The Fiat StandardSaifeDean Ammous
    Environment
    American SerengetiDan Flores
    Fossil FutureAlex Epstein
    Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of AntihumanismRobert Zubrin
    Apocalypse NeverMichael Shellenberger
    The Wizard and The Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow’s WorldCharles C. Mann
    Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the PlanetDiana Rodgers and Robb Wolf
    Running With RhinosEd Warner
    Extremist Politics
    The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American PoliticsMichael Malice
    SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought PoliceVox Day
    The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for FailureGreg Lukianoff and Johnathan Haidt
    FictionBrave New WorldAldous Huxley
    1984George Orwell
    Animal FarmGeorge Orwell
    Molon Labe!Kenneth Royce (Boston T Party)
    Alongside NightJ. Niel Schulman
    FreeholdMichael Z. Williamson
    The Moon is a Harsh MistressRobert Heinlen
    The Handmaid’s TaleMargaret Atwood
    AnthemAyn Rand
    The FountainheadAyn Rand
    The GiverLois Lowery
    Red RisingPierce Brown
    Unintended ConsequencesJohn Ross
    The Probability BroachL. Neil Smith
    The High Ground SeriesDoug Casey
    Enemy of the StateF. Paul Wilson
    Financial Crisis
    MeltdownTom Woods
    Deep Freeze: Iceland’s Economic CollapsePhillip Bagus and David Howden
    Americas Great DepressionMurray Rothbard
    The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last CenturyMark Thornton
    End the FedRon Paul
    Gun Rights
    Come and Take it: The Gun Printers Guide to Thinking FreeCody Wilson
    The 10 Myths of Gun ControlJose Nino
    More Guns Less CrimeJohn Lott
    Health and Nutrition
    Death by Food PyramidDenise Minger
    Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim ItMary Ruwart
    The Primal PrescriptionDoug Mcguff and Robert Murphy
    Fat for FuelDr. Joseph Mercola
    Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless HealthCasey Means and Calley Means
    Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the PlanetDiana Rodgers and Robb Wolf
    Blind Spots: The Medicine Gets it Wrong and What it Means For our HealthMarty Makary
    Outlive: The Science and Art of LongevityPeter Attia
    History - General
    A Renegade History of the United StatesThaddeus Russell
    A Peoples History of the United StatesHoward Zinn
    Albions’s SeedDavid Hackett Fischer
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Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nDelete Me - Our date is leaked everyday. Thats why its important to use services like Delete Me. Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. Use our Affiliate link to save 20%.\nFederated.Computer - Federated is another Denver based company offering Open Source as a service. Sometimes physically hosting servers just isn\u0026rsquo;t viable. In those cases cloud hosting can be a necessary option. But most cloud hosting come from tech giants like AWS or Google Cloud who sell your data and will censor you if you have the wrong politics. Federated.Computer offers you cheap, easy open source options to get many of the benefits of Big Tech without compromising your privacy. Please use our affiliate link to sign up if you\u0026rsquo;re interested!\nHushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nLive Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our affiliate link if you are interested.\nPrivacy.com - Privacy.com is the best way to pay with fiat online while still protecting your privacy. Create debit card aliases that can be limited based on total amount spends or by vendors. With card aliases you dont have to worry about leaked card info, overcharges or annoying vendors that refuse to cancel your subscription, privacy.com lets you do all of that for free. Please use our referral link and sign up for a free account.\nStart 9 - Start 9 is one of our favorite companies. Local to Denver, Start9 offers home personal servers with their own Operating system, that makes it easy for you to own and host your data out of a physical server that you own. Offers an app store with multiple applications that include Bitcoin and Monero full nodes, Matrix and SimpleX messaging, Vaultwarden for password management, Nextcloud for all sorts of hosting including word docs, music, contacts calendar and so much more.\n"},{"id":1,"href":"/agorism/","title":"Agorism","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If taxation without consent is not robbery, then any band of robbers have only to declare themselves a government, and all their robberies are legalized.” ― Lysander Spooner\nAgorism is a social philosophy that advocates creating a society in which all relations between people are voluntary exchanges by means of counter-economics, engaging with aspects of nonviolent revolution, founded by Samuel Edward Konkin the third. Agorism is a different approach to creating freedom, than electoral politics. Sometimes also known as the concept of \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizens.\u0026rdquo;\nAgorist Communities (International) # Bitcoin Beach - Bitcoin Beach is working to create a sustainable circular Bitcoin economy in El Salvador. Following the dramatic decrease in crime and the governments bitcoin backing, Bitcoin Beach has become one of the best Bitcoin communities in the world. Free Society - Free Society aims to build a new sovereign society by negotiating with an existing government. There are many examples of governments granting another nation sovereignty over a part of their territory, and Free Society believes this is the best way forward. Free State Project - The Free State Project is a movement of thousands of freedom-loving people to New Hampshire. Started in 2003, there are thousands of individuals just like you in New Hampshire. Together, Free Staters have built an incredible, real-life community full of people who value liberty and responsibility. Free Cities - The Free Cities Foundation aims to inspire, inform and connect people to create a global market of living together in Free Cities. Free Cities are self-governing territories that uphold individual rights and freedoms. They aim to create more prosperous and autonomous urban spaces. Freedom Haven - Seasteading org working to build a workable seasteading options. Seasteading is the idea of creating permanent living homes that exist outside government jurisdiction in international waters. Liberland - The Free Republic of Liberland is a small experimental country located on the banks of the Danube River, known as Gornja Siga. Liberland is built on classical liberal (libertarian) ideals which emphasize autonomy and minimize the state\u0026rsquo;s encroachment on individual liberties. Rule of law, bodily autonomy, free trade, freedom of choice, freedom of movement, and others are all core tenets of our fledgling nation. PraxisNation - Praxis Nation builds off the concept of the network state by Balaji Srinivasan. Which theories that in the modern world we can create a decentralized country that can offer many of the benefits of standard country. Praxis aims to offer land, its own currency and eventually citizenship among many other things. Pronomos - Pronomos is a venture capital fund that works to build the \u0026ldquo;cities of tomorrow.\u0026rdquo; Pronomos has worked to fund Prospera, Praxis, and many more starup cities. Prospera - Prospera is a new libertarian smart city located in Honduras, that works as an economic zone largely free of local government taxes. An experimental project that does exist by a government grant, but its working to prove out a new potential model of cities. Learn more with the REASON documentary. Digital Nomad Services # Escapees - Escapees bills itself as an RV club, but it offers many services for a digital nomad lifestyle, including mail forwarding and temporary residences among many other things. Based in the U.S. Liberation Travel - Focuses on helping users find residency in multiple countries primarly including Paraguay, Uruguay, Panama and Georgia. Nomad Capitalist - Nomad Capitalist specializes in legally and ethically reducing your tax rate, diversifying and safeguarding your assets, growing your passport portfolio, and maximizing your freedom. Passports for Crypto - Quickly acquire Citizenship in St. Kitts by purchasing property without ever actually visiting St. Kitts. Planbpassport - A service that helps facilitate second passports. Accepts Bitcoin and very much adopts a \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizen\u0026rdquo; Mindset. General Tools # Agorist Nexus - Agorist Nexus is a hub for free exchange, focusing on the spread of Agorism and connecting the counter-economy Agorist Tax Advice - Paid service to minimize your tax strategy. Live Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our above affiliate link if you are interested. Lost Horizons - Platform with a wide range of topics around opting out of taxes and deconstructing the legal system. Mobazha - Formerly known as Openbazaar, Mobazaha aims to be a decentralized market where people can buy and sell products across the world for various different crypto currencies. One Stupid Fuck - Opt out of the tax structure. Terrible website name and design, but a resource that provides great step by step videos of opting out of the current tax structure. Taxation is Theft App - App that walks people through the logical ideas of taxation being theft. Similar to the not yet launched project \u0026ldquo;The mirror\u0026rdquo; by Larken Rose. Shipping Services # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Sovereign Homesteading # Abundant Acres - A small company that helps you design your sovereign homestead blueprint. Empshield - EMP Shield is the World’s first EMP protection technology for an entire home and vehicle tested to military and UL 1449 standards from ETL. H20 Machine - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. My Patriot Supply - Purchase food and other supplies. Seedarmory.com - Every one of Seed Armory\u0026rsquo;s seed vaults contains only 100% survival grade, 100% heirloom seeds, and are always non-GMO. Seeds, vaults, and packets are kept at low refrigerated temperatures until ready for shipping. Spout Water - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. Works at a much smaller scale than H20 Machine. StealthAngelSurvival.com - Purchase a wide variety of survival gear. Survivalrealty.com - Off grid real estate. "},{"id":2,"href":"/books/","title":"Books","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\nLiberty Tools Book List Welcome to the Liberty Tools Book list! This is our official book recommendations for the best books across a wide range of liberty topics. We do not specifically endorse every idea in these books or by these authors, but we do recommended them as a good place to learn about the topics at hand. Not all of these books are specifically libertarian, but they contain valuable information that could benefit anyone regardless of political philosophy. Find these books here: Anna\u0026rsquo;s Archive and Libgen If you enjoy any of these books please considering purchasing. Category Author Agorism Community Technology Karl Hess New Libertarian Manifesto Samuel Edward Konkin III Agorist Class Theory Wally Conger How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Derrick Broze Anti-Politics Sal Mayweather Anarchy in Practice - Stateless Solutions Community Technology David Freidman New Libertarian Manifesto Walter Block Agorist Class Theory Ryan McMaken How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Hans Herman Hoppe Anti-Politics Robert Murphy The Market for Liberty Morris/Linda Tannehill The New Libertarianism: Anarcho-Capitalism J. Michael Oliver Crypto Anarchy The Genesis Book Aaron Van Wirdun Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of Cryptocurrency Andy Greenberg This Machine Kills Secrets: Julian Assange, The Cypherpunks, and their fight to Empower Whistleblowers Andy Greenberg Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital Age Steven Levy The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age James Dale Davidson, Michael David Axtel Cryptocurrency Digital Gold Nathaniel Popper How Money got Free Patrick Eha Understanding Bitcoin Robert Muprhy and Silas Barta The Bitcoin Standard SaifeDean Ammous The Internet of Money Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Bitcoin Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Ethereum Andreas Antonopolous Hacking Bitcoin Roger Ver The Blocksize War Jonathan Bier Conspiracies Filthy Rich James Patterson All The Shahs Men Steven Kinzer JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters James W. Douglass Chaos Tom O\u0026rsquo;Neill Inventing the AIDS Virus Peter Duesberg The Controlled Demolition of the American Empire Charlie Robinson \u0026amp; Jeff Berwick A Warning from History Corey Hughes The Octopus of Global Control Charlie Robinson One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that gave Rise the Jeffrey Epstein Whitney Webb The Creature From Jekyll Island G Edward Griffin Covid The Real Anthony Fauci Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The War on Ivermectin Pierre Kory The Courage to Face Covid-19 Peter McCullough A Plague Upon Our House Scott Atlas Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19 Matt Ridley Diary of A Psychosis Tom Woods The Pfizer Papers Naomi Wolf Drug War and Prohibition The Economics of Prohibition Mark Thornton American Kingpin Nick Bilton High Price Dr. Carl Hart Chasing the Scream Johann Hari Dreamland: The True Tale of America\u0026rsquo;s Opiate Epidemic Sam Quinones Drug War Addiction Sheriff Bill Masters Gang Leader for A Day Sudhir Venkatesh Economics and History of Economics Economics in One Lesson Henry Hazlitt Basic Economics Thomas Sowell The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard Keynes Mark Skousen History of Money and Banking in the United States Murray Rothbard End the Fed Ron Paul Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles Jesus Huerta de Soto The Fiat Standard SaifeDean Ammous Environment American Serengeti Dan Flores Fossil Future Alex Epstein Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of Antihumanism Robert Zubrin Apocalypse Never Michael Shellenberger The Wizard and The Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow\u0026rsquo;s World Charles C. Mann Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Running With Rhinos Ed Warner Extremist Politics The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics Michael Malice SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought Police Vox Day The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure Greg Lukianoff and Johnathan Haidt Fiction Brave New World Aldous Huxley 1984 George Orwell Animal Farm George Orwell Molon Labe! Kenneth Royce (Boston T Party) Alongside Night J. Niel Schulman Freehold Michael Z. Williamson The Moon is a Harsh Mistress Robert Heinlen The Handmaid’s Tale Margaret Atwood Anthem Ayn Rand The Fountainhead Ayn Rand The Giver Lois Lowery Red Rising Pierce Brown Unintended Consequences John Ross The Probability Broach L. Neil Smith The High Ground Series Doug Casey Enemy of the State F. Paul Wilson Financial Crisis Meltdown Tom Woods Deep Freeze: Iceland\u0026rsquo;s Economic Collapse Phillip Bagus and David Howden Americas Great Depression Murray Rothbard The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last Century Mark Thornton End the Fed Ron Paul Gun Rights Come and Take it: The Gun Printers Guide to Thinking Free Cody Wilson The 10 Myths of Gun Control Jose Nino More Guns Less Crime John Lott Health and Nutrition Death by Food Pyramid Denise Minger Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim It Mary Ruwart The Primal Prescription Doug Mcguff and Robert Murphy Fat for Fuel Dr. Joseph Mercola Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless Health Casey Means and Calley Means Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Blind Spots: The Medicine Gets it Wrong and What it Means For our Health Marty Makary Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity Peter Attia History - General A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell A Peoples History of the United States Howard Zinn Albions\u0026rsquo;s Seed David Hackett Fischer The Dawn Of Everything: A New History of Humanity David Graber A Little History of the World EH Gombrich Debt: The First 5000 Years David Graber History of Government Institutions Legacy of Ashes: A history of the CIA Tim Weiner Enemies: A history of the FBI Tim Weiner The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles and their Secret World War Steven Kinzer Overthrow: Americas Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to Iraq Steven Kinzer History of Socialism The Almost Nearly Perfect People Michael Booth The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel Castro Humberto Fontova The Case Against Socialism Rand Paul History of War and Military The Strategic Logic of Suicide Bombers Robert Pape Enough Already: Time to End the War on Terror Scott Horton Death by Government: Genocide and Mass Murder Since 1900 R.J. Rummel Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catastrophe of Ukraine Scott Horton All the Shahs Men Stephen Kirzner Property Rights Against Intellectual Property Stephan Kinsella (Property Rights) - Freedom on the Frontier Terry Anderson \u0026amp; Peter J Hill How Music Got Free Steven Witt Water Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Space Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Against Intellectual Monopoly Michelle Boldrin \u0026amp; David Levine Intro to Liberty The Law Frederic Bastiat The Road to Serfdom Friedrich Hayek Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom Ron Paul The Revolution Ron Paul Intro to Anarchy No Treason: The Constitution of no Authority Lysander Spooner The Most Dangerous Superstition Larken Rose The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to Obey Michael Huemer The Anarchist\u0026rsquo;s Handbook Organized by Michael Malice Dissenting Electorate: Those Who Refuse to Vote and the Legitimacy of Their Opposition Wendy McElroy Individual Liberty Benjamin Tucker Freedom’s Progress: A History of Political Thought Gerard Casey Living Freedom The Freedom Outlaw\u0026rsquo;s Handbook: 179 Things to Do \u0026rsquo;til the Revolution Claire Wolfe 101 Things to Do \u0026lsquo;Til the Revolution: Ideas and Resources for Self-Liberation, Monkey Wrenching and Preparedness Claire Wolfe Don\u0026rsquo;t Shoot the Bastards (Yet): 101 More Ways to Salvage Freedom Claire Wolfe Net Neutrality The Fallacy of Net Neutrality Thomas Hazlett The Master Switch Tim Wu The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless Technology Thomas Hazlett Code 2.0 Lawrence Lessig Philosophy - General Drive: Understanding the science of Human motivation Daniel Pink Defending the Undefendable Walter Block Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder Nassim Taleb The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion Johnathan Haidt Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World David Epstein Philosophy - Political The Ethics of Liberty Murray Rothbard Anatomy of the State Murray Rothbard An Agorist Primer Samuel Konkin Our Enemy, the State Albert J Nock Police Brutality and the Justice system Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America\u0026rsquo;s Police Forces Radley Balko A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State John Whitehead The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison America Naomi Murakawa The New Jim Crow Michelle Alexander Ghettoside Jill Leovy I Can\u0026rsquo;t Breathe: A Killing on Bay Street Matt Taibbi Justice Before the Law Michael Huemer Revisionist History The Myth of the Robber Barons Burt Folsom The Art of Contrary Thinking Humphrey B. Neill Why American History is Not What They Say: An Introduction to Revisionism Jeff Riggenbach Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong James W. Loewen The Roosevelt Myth John T. Flynn The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary War Thomas J. DiLorenzo Security and Privacy The Art of Invisibility Kevin Mitnick How to Be Invisible J. J. Luna No Place to Hide Glen Greenwald Public Record Edward Snowden The Production of Security Gustave di Molinari Extreme Privacy: How to Disapear on the Internet Michael Bazzell Watchman Privacy Gabriel Custodiet Privacy in Utopia Gabriel Custodiet Schooling and Unschooling Radical Unschooling Dayna Martin The Case against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and Money Bryan Caplan Weapons of Mass Instruction John Taylor Gatto The Absorbent Mind Maria Montessori The College Scam: How America\u0026rsquo;s Universities Are Bankrupting and Brainwashing Away the Future of America\u0026rsquo;s Youth Charlie Kirk Vaccines Turtles All the Way Down Anonymous, Tim Vadnar The Moth in the Iron Lung Forrest Moready Crooked: Manmade Disease Explained Forrest Moready Dissolving Illusions Susan Humphries Vaccines, Autoimmunity and the Changing Nature of Childhood Illness Thomas Cowan "},{"id":3,"href":"/covid/","title":"Covid","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Every single thing that was done in public health in response to the pandemic made it worse.\u0026rdquo; - Peter A. McCullough\nThe Covid19 Lockdowns were the biggest event in our lifetimes. The damage done was immeasurable and still continues to this day. The power centers are looking to continue on with all of the covid tyranny. We must be vigilant in fighting back against the medical industrial complex.\nAnti Covid Orgs # Banners 4 Freedom - An organization dedicated to protesting Covid Mandates using billboards across the world.\nChildren\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense - Children\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense® is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Their mission is to end childhood health epidemics by working aggressively to eliminate harmful exposures, hold those responsible accountable and establish safeguards to prevent future harm. They fight corruption, mass surveillance and censorship that put profits before people as well as advocate for worldwide rights to health freedom and bodily autonomy ^1^\nEvidenceNotFear - An evidence-based guide against all of the Covid madness.\nFeds 4 Med Freedom - Feds for Medical Freedom is fighting for medical freedoms and personal autonomy. They stand against unconstitutional and immoral vaccine mandates that have cost thousands of federal employees and contractors their careers and livelihoods.\nFLCCC Alliance - A group of doctors who got together to push back against the public Covid response. They provide real education on Covid, and demonized treatments like Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine and recovery against.\nGBDeclaration.org - One of the first major organizations to push back against Covid lockdowns. The Great Barrington Declaration is a major worldwide petition sponsored by doctors and scientists against the Covid lockdowns.\nHowbad - Resources for tracking all aspects of specific Covid batchs data, this also includes leaked data, and some aspects of other vaccines and medical malpractice.\nICAN Informed Consent Action Network - Founded in 2016, ICAN was created with the goal of providing every person with the right to informed consent. They believe that by holding regulators accountable through their successful legal actions, individuals will become empowered to make truly informed decisions about their own health and the health of their families. Using an unprecedented legal strategy, ICAN has successfully won lawsuits against Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control, the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration. Founded by Del Bigtree of the Highwire and works regularly with Aaron Siri and his firm.\nLaw Offices of Siri Glimstead - Led by Lawyer Aaron Siri, Siri Glimstead has been at the forefront of defending legal rights against Covid restrictions and damages done by the Covid vaccines, as well as more traditional vaccines. They also focus on other things like civil rights or protection of whistle blowers.\nPhysicians for Informed Consent - Physicians for Informed Consent empowers the public with scientific information about infectious diseases and vaccines.\nPureBloodRegistry - Blood donations for and from people who have not gotten the Covid-19 vaccine.\nThe Highwire - An educational journalistic organization that has been working for years to bring accountability to the world of vaccines and especially Covid vaccines. Founded by Del Bigtree.\nVacSafety - The VSRF’s mission is to advance COVID-19 vaccine safety through scientific research, public education, and advocacy, and to support the vaccine injured. They present the most up-to-date and relevant information on COVID-19 and public health policies, free from corporate press, agenda-driven narratives, and sponsorships with conflict of interest. They encourage questions and an open dialogue of transparency on any medical and scientific information presented.\nFake Mask Websites # Fake Mask Worldwide - A company that sells obviously fake masks, less obviously fake masks and other Covid related items.\nGetUnmask - Breathable masks that look like regular masks. Company now sells other unrelated products as well.\nMedical Drug Purchase # Purchase Medical Drugs including Ivermection and Hydroxychloroquine from high quality third party services.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinil. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nMetrics # ICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nOpen Vaers - Open Vaers takes the CDC\u0026rsquo;s government data from VAERS and makes it much more readable and easy to understand. As of 9/23 there were over 36,000 deaths and over 1.5 million Covid vaccine related reports to VAERS.\nNo-Jab Job Boards # Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types.\nRedballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or Covid nonsense.\nUnjected - Social media for meeting and dating unvaccinated people.\nVaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status.\nVaccine Injured Support # Covid Vax Recovery Guide - A Covid vaccine detox guide written by nutritional scientist and liberty leaning Dr. Chris Masterjohn.\nCovid19CriticalCare.com - An in-depth recovery Post-Vaccine Treatment Protocol guide from the doctors at the FLCC Alliance.\nIronHeart Bloodworks - IronHeart Bloodworks is a new blood bank membership that gives you control over your blood choices during medical procedures. When you need it, IronHeart Bloodworks quickly sends you COVID-19 unvaccinated blood—a unique service in the healthcare industry. You should have the freedom to choose what blood is in your body.\nReact19.org - React19 is a science-based non-profit offering financial, physical, and emotional support for those suffering from long-term COVID-19 vaccine adverse events globally. Their mission is to bring healing to the moms, dads, friends, and loved ones who are facing life-altering side effects from their COVID-19 vaccine. They build bridges between patients and research institutions in order to develop a better understanding of vaccine complications.\nSpike Protein Detox - Peter McCullough\u0026rsquo;s Spike protein Detox protocol. Peter\u0026rsquo;s company also sells a specific Detox Support Formula.\nZelenko Protocol - Dr. Vladimir Zelenko was one of the first doctors to push back on mainstream Covid dogma. While Zelenko has since passed his protocol and supplements are still useful for fighting Covid ^2^\n"},{"id":4,"href":"/deathathletes/","title":"Death Athletes","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;We always knew it was going to happen, it was according to our plan. For our kind, this is nothing.\u0026rdquo; - Cody Wilson\nDeath Athletes refers to a concept going back to Ancient Greece and popularized by 3d Gun Printing Activist Cody Wilson called \u0026ldquo;The Death Athletic\u0026rdquo;. Cody gave a speech at Guns and Bitcoin 2022 talking about the beauty of death given in service to ones beliefs. While not always literal this is often metaphorical, Cody talks about the public death and having been killed in the public as a metaphor. The Death Athletic specifically refers to someone who engaged in practice to promote freedom and was persecuted for doing so. While many people have been prosecuted unfairly, there is a difference between general victims and those who specifically took the risk of fighting the state and lost.\nCheck out the speech here!\nDeath Athletes # Roger Ver - Roger Ver is a freedom activist who was one of the first investors in Bitcoin. Roger has worked as a liberty and Bitcoin activist for over a decade and has made major financial contributions and investments to projects like, DefCad, ShapeShift, FEE, Ross Ulbricht\u0026rsquo;s Legal Defense, Wikileaks, Kraken and many many more. In April 2024 Roger was arrested and detained in Spain on the request of the US government for alleged tax evasion claims in regarding to his exit tax in 2014. Roger is currently looking at a potential 100 year prison sentence for numerous ridiculous legal charges. Roger has been trapped in Spain since April 2024.\nRoss Ulbricht - Ross Ulbricht is the alleged founder and operator of the Silk Road website. The Silk Road offered consumers a safe and trusted way to purchase drugs and other contraband items. Ross was arrested and imprisoned in 2013. He was sentenced to two life sentences plus 40 years and millions of dollars in fines in a corrupt trial. Ross is scheduled to be released as Donald Trump promised to commute his sentence on Day one of his presidency.\nJulian Assange - Julian Assange is one of the greatest journalists of all time. Julian founded Wikileaks in 2006 and has exposed mass public corruption across the world regarding governments and corporations. Julian was forced into home arrest and then asylum for close to a decade based off ridiculous sex charges that were eventually dropped. In 2019 Julian was pulled out of his Asylum and pull into solitary confinement in BellMarsh prison until June 2024. Julian signed a plea deal and was released.\nEdward Snowden - Edward Snowden is a NSA Whistleblower who exposed massive NSA Corruption in 2013, mostly in regards to illegal mass surveillance on citizens. Snowden has been trapped in Russia ever since.\nSamurai Wallet Devs - In May 2024 Samurai Wallets Domain was seized and the two devs known publicly as TDev and Samurai were arrested and charged with money laundering due to the Bitcoin coinjoin functions built into the website.\nTornado Cash Devs - Tornado Cash is a decentralized coinjoin provider for the Ethereum Crypto Currency. In 2022 Tornado Cash was added to the OFACT List and the Devs Roman Storm and Alex Pertsev where charged with Money Laundering.\nAaron Swartz - Internet pioneer and free speech advocate. Creator of the Guerilla Access Open Manifest as well as several other open source technologies, Aaron Swartz tragically killed himself in 2013 thanks to overzealous prosecutors from the DOJ that were threatening Aaron with decades in prison for attempted publishing of copyrighted documents, despite the fact that the document had never been published and the owner of those copyrights Jstore, had actually dropped the charges.\nIan Freemen - Freeman, known for advocating freedom and financial privacy through bitcoin, found himself targeted by federal prosecutors. Initially facing charges including bank fraud and wire fraud, these allegations were eventually dropped due to lack of evidence. The core of the case revolved around money laundering and conspiracy charges. Ultimately, Freeman received a severe sentence of eight years in prison, a $40,000 fine, and forfeiture of $5 million in assets, despite not being convicted of the fraud charges prosecutors initially highlighted.\nCody Wilson - The creator of the Death Athletic concept as well as the founder of Defcad.com and first person to create a 3d printed Gun. Cody has been at the forefront of fighting for 2nd amendment and 1st amendment as they pertain to code and digital rights for over a decade. Cody has been involved in many lawsuits with the federal government as a result and suffered charges for sex crimes in 2018. He is currently free and working for Defcad.\nJay Stark - The anonymous creator of the FGC-9, which stands for \u0026ldquo;Fuck Gun Control.\u0026rdquo; The FGC was the first project to enable the creation of a fully 3d printed gun that did not require any actual gun parts, instead it uses items that can be purchased from conventional stores all over the world. Jay Stark was arrested in April 2021 on suspicions of owning illegal weapons, however none of these weapons were found and he was not taken into custody. Two days later he was found dead sitting in his car in front of his parents house. While the offical cause of death ruled out \u0026ldquo;foul play\u0026rdquo; it is difficult for most to believe that this was simply a coincidence.\n"},{"id":5,"href":"/defense/","title":"Defense","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles.\u0026rdquo; - Jeff Cooper\nWhen any government deprives a citizen of his freedom or property, the individual must take action to publicise his grievances. To this end, I hope to illustrate in the following pages, the futility of gun control, and that no amount of arbitrary legislation can ever prevent those wanting firearms from owning them. The individual who has the ability to construct his own homemade gun can never be permanently disarmed by any level of gun control legislation. - Philip Luty\nDIY Firearms # The 3D Printer has significantly advanced the ease of manufacturing reliable weapons absent the eye of the watchful state. Of course, it is not the only manufacturing tool available, but you will find it the most expedient.\nGetting Started # The following guides provide a basic introduction to 3D printed firearms. If your budget is limited, Creality printers may be the only option. But they are unreliable, and you may spend more time troubleshooting issues than printing. We recommend Prusa for their reliability and unwavering commitment to open source. Bambu Lab printers have recently gained in popularity for their speed, reliability, and multi-material options. However, they have a history of patenting established open source designs, and even more importantly, severely compromise your privacy. More information here. On this principle, we recommend against giving them your money.\nAs you evaluate printers and cad software, keep privacy at the top of your mind. While this practice may currently be legal in your jurisdiction, the state may kidnap and jail you anyway.\nHoffman Tactical The CTRL+PEW Getting Started Guide Ammunition # Fenix Ammunition - Manufactured in the USA by liberty obsessed individuals, and accept Bitcoin for payment. Books # Expedient Homemade Firearms by Philip Luty Expedient Recoilless Launcher: Panzerfaust by Jonathan Wild Communities # Deterrence Dispensed Rocket Chat - Large public group chat for all things 3d printed firearms. FOSSCAD Subreddit - a subreddit focused on 3d printed firearms of all types. However, censorship on reddit continues to grow, and we encourage migration to censorship resistant communities. Files # Most firearm designs are uploaded by individual creators to Odysee. DEFCAD is another source, but requires a paid membership. Most files available on DEFCAD are already available for free on Odysee.\n3D Gun Builder - A comprehensive directory of designs with direct links to Odysee pages. DEFCAD - Many files here are out of date and hosted without the permission of the original developers. GunCad Developer Index - A list of guncad developer Odysee pages. Legal Advocacy Groups # Organizations fighting within the legal system to expand gun rights.\nDefense Distributed Firearm Policy Coalition Rocky Mountain Gun Owners Second Amendment Foundation Merchants # Places to find parts, part kits, tools, ammo, and more..\nParts # Aves Engineering - Glock rails and MAC11 components. Every Gun Part - Exhaustive collection of parts kits (everything but the receiver) and more. Ghost Guns - More parts kits. JSD Supply - Pistol components and more. MAF Arms - Build kits for printed receiver designs. Replicator USA - 3d printed suppressors. Riptide Rails - Glock rails, magazine springs, and other printed firearms components. Newsletters \u0026amp; Podcasts # En Bloc Press - Paid newsletter and podcast focused on the 3d printed firearm space and adjacent politics. Open Source Defense - Weekly newsletter focused on expanding gun rights with \u0026ldquo;0% culture war\u0026rdquo;. Out of Battery Live - Live podcast focused on interviewing guncad developers and builders. Propaganda # Documentaries, talks, and other media.\nDeath Athletic Documentary The New Radical Plastic Defense: Secret 3D Printed Guns in Europe The Plastic Power: A Speech The Unshackled Englishman Resources # GatGPT - A deneutered version of ChatGPT focused on firearms. Shootingbot - Monitors price and availability of ammunition and reloading components. Training # Ok, you can build a firearm in your garage. Now learn how to use it. Before you start LARPING, consider what type of training is most useful. Read this.\nGamut Resolutions - Tactical pistol and carbine classes. Based in Florida but courses are taught in many locations across the US. Guns For Everyone - Free concealed carry classes based out of Colorado. Long Range Shooters of Utah - Multiday courses in shooting up to and beyond 1000 yards in Price, UT. MantisX - MantisX is a gun training system that takes a data-driven approach to helping you achieve shooting mastery with no ammo required. Unlike some dry fire trainers, MANTISX works while attached to ANY firearm (pistol, rifle, or shotgun). By analyzing every shot and generating actionable data, MANTISX helps you improve your accuracy quickly. Solutionary University - Beginner firearm and defense training. Run by Liberty Activist Maj Toure, who has been travelling across the US providing firearms training, particularly in black neighborhoods. Thunder Ranch - Multiday courses in pistol, rifle, and shotgun, founded by Clint Smith and based in Oregon. "},{"id":6,"href":"/education/","title":"Education","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Education and Training # \u0026ldquo;Government schooling is the most radical adventure in history. It kills the family by monopolizing the best times of childhood and by teaching disrespect for home and parents.\u0026rdquo; - John Taylor Gatto\nModern schooling has been terrible for years. Following the covid insanity and the addition of woke politics the schools are proving less and less value by the day. But education can be done through a vareity of methods. In the modern age their are many better ways to educate yourself and your children than traditional school.\nAlternative Schools # Options for schools that are close to the traditional model, but do something different.\nMontessori Schools - Montessori classrooms are ideal workplaces, where children are engaged, energetic, exploring, social, and most of all, learning to take ownership of their own education. They’re also unified communities in which each child understands the responsibility of being an individual student in the class while supporting the learning of others.\nWestern Governors University - While still suffering from some of the issues of traditional education, WGU provides a solid alternative for anyone who still wants to pursue traditional college degrees. Offering Bachelors and Masters programs in IT, Business, Nursing, Finance and Education. WGU is a completely online school, with relatively cheap degree programs that are performance based, meaning you can take the classes at your own pace and are not required to attend classes you dont need.\nAlternatives to School # Liberty Classroom - A wide range of courses. Mostly focused on history but offers other courses on econimics and logics. All courses are taught from a liberty perspective. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. Mises Econ Grad Progam - Economics Grad program that teaches free market Austrian Economics from one of the most prominent liberty focused think tanks. Praxis - Praxis is an intense personal and professional development program for young adults who want to work hard, build skills, learn how to create value, and develop a positive vision of the future for their lives and careers. Praxis is a college alternative that offers a 1 year practical devopment plan that ends up teaching you real world practical skills and connecting you with an intership at the end of your program. School of Life - A course to help you enhance whatever you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Provides biweekly webinars from the best liberty minds to bring your practile and actionable advice for your business, non Profit, cause or whatever else you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. TenToad - A program that helps families transition to a school-free life with a solid foundation of knowledge and the tools to get started with confidence. Embrace living and learning without school. ThinkExodus - Exodus Institute aims to provide families with a quality alternative to public schools, and support homeschool families with enrichment courses that foster critical thinking, academic skills, and counter the left-wing indoctrination found in education, culture, and the media. Unschoolers.org - Unschooling and peaceful parenting educational organization. Unschooling is an alternative to traditional schooling and even home schooling that works to encourage and focus and direct children\u0026rsquo;s natural curiosity. Unschooling Resources with Dayna Martin - Dayna Martin has been living and breathing Unschooling for 2 decades, while also working to educate many others on these principles. You can find many of the best unschooling resources here. Homeschool Resources # Acellusacademy - Acellus Academy is a K-12 online private school located in Kansas City, Missouri as a 501c3. Acellus Academy provides instruction online through distance education via the Acellus Learning System. Acellus, a program of the International Academy of Science, is an online learning system that has been used to provide primary instruction to millions of students in thousands of schools throughout the United States.\nHome School Legal Defense Association - With over 100,000 member families, Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) is the nation’s largest, most trusted homeschool advocacy organization.\nPower Home School - Power Homeschool is the official provider of online Acellus® courses for parents independently homeschooling their children without teacher support. Power is a not an accredited curriculum.\nRon Paul Curriculum - A liberty focused home school curriculum for all grades based on the ideas of former congressman Ron Paul. The curriculum was largely designed by Liberty Classroom founder, Tom Woods.\nTuttle Twins Academy - From the authors of some of the best selling Liberty Kids books, comes the academy for home learning. Catered for kids TTA offers courses in Finances, Logic \u0026amp; Critical Thinking, Entrepreneurship, and many more to come.\n"},{"id":7,"href":"/frontends/","title":"Front Ends","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy. The savage’s whole existence is public, ruled by the laws of his tribe. Civilization is the process of setting man free from men.\u0026rdquo; - Ayn Rand\nPrivacy Front ends are interfaces that interact with well known services that dont respect your privacy. Apps like Youtube or Facebook can be accessed via privacy respecting generally open source apps.\nApple AirPlay # air-pi-play - Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Airplay server using RPiPlay to enable screen mirroring on tvs, monitors and projectors. RPiPlay - An open-source AirPlay mirroring server for the Raspberry Pi. Supports iOS 9 and up. Apple Music # Cider - Cross-platform Apple Music experience based on Electron and Vue.js written from scratch with performance in mind Discord # gtkcord4 - A lightweight Discord client written in Golang which uses GTK3 for the user interface Facebook # SlimSocial - Android, alternative front-end for Facebook, built with Java Frost - An extensive and functional open source third party app for Facebook (Android app) Facebook Messenger # Caprine - Unofficial and privacy-focused Facebook Messenger app with many useful features fb-messenger-cli - Use your Facebook account to chat with your friends sneakily in the command line, it\u0026rsquo;s as easy as logging in, choosing a convo and chatting away Google Search # LibreX - Privacy-respecting free meta-search engine (free as in freedom). Small and simple meta-search engine, fetches and anonymizes results from Google only, has API support, allows redirects to Invidious/Bibliogram/Nitter/Libreddit.\nSearXNG - SearXNG is a free internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from various search services and databases. Users are neither tracked nor profiled (SearXNG is a fork of Searx).\nSearx - Searx is a free privacy-respecting internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from more than 70 search services. Users are neither tracked nor profiled. Additionally, Searx can be used over Tor for online anonymity.\nWhoogle Search - A self-hosted, ad-free, privacy-respecting metasearch engine for Google.\nGoogle Translate # Crow Translate - Simple and lightweight cross-platform translator that allows translation using LibreTranslate, Lingva, Google, Bing, and Yandex, as well as text-to-speech using Google.\nDeepL Android - Unofficial Android client for DeepL.\nInstaLate - Distraction-free translation for Android, to be used directly from within any app. Supports Beolingus, DeepL, Dict.cc, GNU CIDE, Heinzelnisse, LibreTranslate, Linguee, WikDict, and Wiktionary.\nLingva Translate - Alternative front-end for Google Translate, serving as a free and open-source translator with over a hundred languages available.\nSimplyTranslate - Provide fast and private translations to the user without wasting much overhead for extensive styling or JavaScript. Supports Google Translate, DeepL, ICIBA, and LibreTranslate.\nSimplyTranslate Mobile - Unofficial Android client of SimplyTranslate.\nHacker News # Hackers - A native iOS app for Hacker News.\nHackerweb - A simply readable Hacker News web app.\nHckrnws - A custom front-end for a better reading experience of HackerNews.\nHN-search - Algolia Hacker News search.\nHNTopLinks - Top Links on Hacker News.\nImgur # Imgin - Minimal Imgur front end Imgrs - Imgrs is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. It\u0026rsquo;s a Rust rewrite of a previous Imgur proxy project, Omgur. Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/imgrs Omgur - Omgur is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. Inspired by the Invidious, Nitter, and Teddit projects. No JavaScript or ads All requests go through the Omgur backend, client never talks to Imgur Prevents Imgur from tracking your IP or JavaScript fingerprint Lightweight Self-hostable Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/omgur Rimgo - Self-hosted frontend for Imgur written in Go. Website: https://i.bcow.xyz/ Rimgu - Self-hosted alternative frontend/ proxy for Imgur Instagram # Bibliogram - Bibliogram is an alternative front-end for Instagram. Public instances: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/bibliogram-docs/tree/master/docs/Instances.md Mastodon # Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Hyperspace - cross-platform Mastodon client for the fediverse written in TypeScript and React Pinafore - Alternative web client for Mastodon, focused on speed and simplicity Sengi - cross-platform multi-account Mastodon \u0026amp; Pleroma desktop client TheDesk - cross-platform Mastodon \u0026amp; Misskey desktop client Tootle - simple GTK-based Linux Mastodon client Tusky - lightweight Android Mastodon client Medium # Scribe - Alternative front-end to Medium.com Other services # ArchiveBox - Open source self-hosted web archiving. Takes URLs/browser history/bookmarks/Pocket/Pinboard/etc., saves HTML, JS, PDFs, media, and more etherpad-lite - Collaborative rich text editor. A modern really-real-time collaborative document editor Gitea - Lightweight git server. Git with a cup of tea, painless self-hosted git service Hedgedoc - Collaborative markdown editor. A platform to write and share markdown Librarian - Alternative frontend for LBRY / Odysee.com MediathekViewWeb - Video content of German public-service television broadcasters (e.g. ARD, ZDF) Official instance: mediathekviewweb.de NoPaste - NoPaste is an open-source website similar to Pastebin where you can store any piece of code, and generate links for easy sharing PrivateBin - Zero knowledge encrypted paste-bin. A minimalist, open source online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data. Data is encrypted/decrypted in the browser using 256 bits AES Snapdrop - Similar to Apple\u0026rsquo;s Airdrop but in your browser. A Progressive Web App for local file sharing Vaultwarden - Password manager. Unofficial Bitwarden compatible server written in Rust, formerly known as bitwarden_rs Wikiless - A free open source alternative Wikipedia front-end focused on privacy Reddit # Due to recent changes with the Reddit API Policy you may have mixed success with these. These are kept here in the event that this changes, but otherwise these are mostly dead projects\nDawn - Open-source Reddit app Available on F-Droid Forked from Dank: https://github.com/saket/Dank Eddrit - Alternative front-end for Reddit, inspired by Nitter, built with Python \u0026amp; Starlette. Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Infinity - Reddit client for Android Available on F-Droid junipf/reddit-frontend - A reddit front-end written in React Official instance: https://jpf-reddit.netlify.app kddit - uWSGI frontend for Reddit.com written in Python Official instance: https://kddit.kalli.st Libreddit - Alternative front-end for Reddit. Themed around Reddit\u0026rsquo;s new design - Lightweight, no JavaScript, no ads, no tracking. Official instance: libredd.it Public instances: https://github.com/spikecodes/libreddit#instances RedditClient - Alternative front-end for Reddit, built with Angular Roffline - A self-hosted offline Reddit server. It allows you to browse Reddit posts (including any media in the post) while offline. It is targeted at people that have intermittent internet Snew - Open-source client for Reddit forked from the Reddit source code. Slide - Open source, ad free Reddit browser for Android Available on F-Droid Stealth - Account-free, privacy-oriented, and feature-rich Reddit client. Available on F-Droid Teddit - Alternative Reddit front-end focused on privacy - Lightweight, no ads, no JavaScript, unofficial API. Official instance: https://teddit.net Public instances: https://github.com/teddit-net/teddit#instances Github mirror repository Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Teddit Top of Reddit - Top Reddit posts every day. Troddit: A web client for Reddit Official instance: https://www.troddit.com Updoot - Android, alternative front-end for Reddit. Xeddit - A Xamarin.Forms app for Reddit. Official instance: xeddit.com Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Xeddit Redirection # Farside - Farside provides links that automatically redirect to working instances of privacy-oriented alternative frontends, such as Nitter, Libreddit, etc. This allows for users to have more reliable access to the available public instances for a particular service, while also helping to distribute traffic more evenly across all instances and avoid performance bottlenecks and rate-limiting. LibRedirect - App that redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends. If you click on a link of a Youtube like it will redirect to you to Newpipe, Twitter to nitter, Wikipedia to Wikiless etc. Privacy Redirect - A simple web extension that redirects Twitter, YouTube, Instagram \u0026amp; Google Maps requests to privacy friendly alternatives Firefox Add-On: Privacy Redirect Chrome Extension: Privacy Redirect UntrackMe - UntrackMe transforms Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Reddit and Medium and Wikipedia links to links of open source, privacy friendly front-ends. Converts Google Maps links to OpenStreetMap links. Removes tracking parameters from any url. Then delegates the action to other apps that are capable of handling them. (Android app) Watch on Odysee - Browser add on that redirects you from YouTube to odysee a decentralized Youtube alternative libredirect - A web extension that redirects popular sites to alternative privacy-friendly frontends and backends. Actively maintained fork of Privacy Redirect that supports Youtube, Youtube Music, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, Imgur, Reddit, Searx, Google Translate, Google Maps, Wikipedia, and Medium Reuters # Neuters - An alternative front-end to Reuters.com. It is intended to be lightweight and fast, and was heavily inspired by Nitter Official instance: https://boxcat.site Shazam # SongRec - Open-source Shazam client for Linux, written in Rust. Spotify # Downtify - Open source Spotify ripper. Kotify - Requires Spotify Account - Multiplatform desktop client for Spotify focused on library organization for power users. Relies on official Spotify client for playback Librespot - Requires Spotify Premium Account - librespot is an open source client library for Spotify. It enables applications to use Spotify\u0026rsquo;s service to control and play music via various backends, and to act as a Spotify Connect receiver. It is an alternative to the official and now deprecated closed-source libspotify. Additionally, it will provide extra features which are not available in the official library Oggify - Download Spotify tracks to Ogg Vorbis (with a Spotify premium account), based on librespot psst - Fast and multi-platform Spotify client with native GUI Spot: Gtk/Rust native Spotify client for the GNOME desktop. Only works with premium accounts Spotiqueue - Minimalistic queue-oriented macOS-native client for Spotify, with Guile Scheme scriptability Spotiflyer - Download free content from Youtube, Spotify, Sound Cloud and more Spotube: A lightweight and free Spotify crossplatform-client which handles playback manually, streams music using Youtube \u0026amp; no Spotify premium account is needed SpotX: Modified Spotify Client for Windows (Windows Only) - Blocking ads and updates for the desktop version of Spotify, disabling podcasts and more Telegram # Telegram-FOSS - Unofficial, FOSS-friendly fork of the original Telegram client for Android. TikTok # ProxiTok - Open source alternative frontend for TikTok made with PHP. Official instance: https://proxitok.herokuapp.com Twitch # ElectronPlayer - Electron Based Web Video Services Player. Supports Netflix, Youtube, Twitch, Floatplane, Hulu and more streamlink-twitch-gui - Multi platform Twitch.tv browser for Streamlink Twire: Alternative and open source Twitch client for Android Xtra - Twitch player and browser for Android Twitter/X # Due to recent changes with the Twitter API Policy you may have mixed success with these.\nFritter - A free, open-source Twitter client for Android. Harpy - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Flutter/Dart. Nitter - Alternative Twitter front-end - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Official instance: nitter.net Public instances: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances Example: Troy Hunt on Twitter and Nitter Shitter - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Java. Tweet-app - Desktop Twitter client only for tweeting. Timeline never shows up. Tweeterr - A tool to use Twitter from the command line on the fly. Tweepy - Twitter for Python Twidere X - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built mostly with Kotlin, in early stage. YouTube # Alltube - Web GUI for youtube-dl AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. BlackHole - Android music player app for YouTube Music and Spotify made with Flutter CloudTube - Alternative front-end for Invidious Official instance: https://tube.cadence.moe Installation guide for self-hosting: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/tube-docs/tree/main/item/docs/cloudtube/Installing%20CloudTube.md FreeTube - Open source YouTube desktop player for privacy on Windows, Mac and Linux Invidious - Invidious is an alternative front-end to YouTube - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Home page: https://invidious.io Invidious instances (Github): https://github.com/iv-org/documentation/blob/master/Invidious-Instances.md Invidious instances API: https://api.invidious.io Installation guide for self-hosting: https://docs.invidious.io/Installation.md Invidious-viewer - Python application to watch YouTube videos through the Invidious API, in the terminal (requires MPV player and libmpv.so, provided by Linux distro) Invuedious - An alternative frontend for invidious built with vue.js Official instance: https://bocchilorenzo.github.io/invuedious/ LibreTube - Android frontend for YouTube, based on Piped minitube - Lightweight youtube client with a kid-friendly interface. Can make playlists from search keywords mps-youtube - Terminal based YouTube player and downloader. NewPipe - A libre lightweight streaming front-end for Android oleksis/youtube-dl-gui - Cross-platform front-end GUI of the popular youtube-dl written in wxPython OpenVideoDownloader aka jely2002/youtube-dl-gui - A cross-platform GUI for youtube-dl made in Electron and node.js Piped - An alternative privacy-friendly YouTube frontend which is efficient by design - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking Official instance: https://piped.kavin.rocks List of public instances: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped/wiki/Instances Installation guide for self-hosting: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Documentation/blob/main/content/docs/self-hosting/index.md pipe-viewer - A lightweight application (fork of straw-viewer) for searching and playing videos from YouTube. Plumber - Local and remote video trimmer, can trim parts of video without downloading whole video, utilizes youtube-dl, allows conversion to GIFs smtube - Stand-alone YouTube video player Website: https://www.smtube.org SMTube is part of SMPlayer SMPlayer website: https://www.smplayer.info SMPlayer repository: https://github.com/smplayer-dev/smplayer SmartTubeNext - SmartTubeNext is an advanced YouTube app for Android TVs and TV boxes, free and open source. It is not a live TV client and does not support \u0026ldquo;YouTube TV\u0026rdquo;. SkyTube - An open-source YouTube app for Android. Tartube - A GUI front-end for youtube-dl, partly based on youtube-dl-gui and written in Python 3 / Gtk 3 th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). TubeArchivist - A self hosted YouTube media server. TubeSync - TubeSync is a PVR (personal video recorder) for YouTube. It syncs YouTube channels and playlists to a locally hosted media server. ViewTube - An alternative front-end for YouTube, written in Vue.js, uses Plyr video player; supports SponsorBlock, multiple Invidious instances support, chapters Vividl - Modern Windows GUI for youtube-dl Youtube-dl - Command-line program to download videos from YouTube.com and other video sites Youtube-viewer - Lightweight YouTube client for Linux YouTube.js - Full-featured wrapper around the Innertube API, which is what YouTube itself uses uYouPlus - uYouPlus (uYou+) is an alternative YouTube app for Apple\u0026rsquo;s iOS and iPadOS. yattee - Alternative YouTube frontend for iOS, tvOS and macOS built with Invidious and Piped, supports sponsorblock yt-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously without forcing javascript (Fork of youtube-local) yt-dlp - A youtube-dl fork with additional features and fixes. ytcc - Command line tool to keep track of your favorite playlists on YouTube and many other places. Can import youtube subscriptions from Google Takeout and provide them as an RSS feed for your favorite reader. ytfzf - A POSIX script that helps you find Youtube videos (without API) and opens/downloads them using mpv/youtube-dl. ytmdl - A simple app to get songs from YouTube in mp3 format with artist name, album name etc from sources like iTunes, LastFM, Deezer, Gaana etc. ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. ytdl-gui - A simple-to-use, cross-platform graphical interface for youtube-dl youtube-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously and with greater page performance ytcast - Cast YouTube videos to your smart TV from the command line. This program does roughly the same thing as the \u0026ldquo;Play on TV\u0026rdquo; button that appears on the player bar when you visit youtube.com with Chrome or when you use the YouTube smartphone app YouTube Music # AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. "},{"id":8,"href":"/hacking/","title":"Hacking","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The truth is revealed by removing things that stand in its light, an art not unlike sculpture, in which the artist creates, not by building, but by hacking away.\u0026rdquo; - Alan Watts\nWelcome to the Hacking section of Liberty tools! Hacking should be used to increase your knowledge and harden your defenses. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAnonymity # BinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\nI2P - The Invisible Internet Project.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nNipe - Script to redirect all traffic from the machine to the Tor network.\nOnionScan - One of the Hacking Tools for investigating the Dark Web by finding operational security issues introduced by Tor hidden service operators.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nTor - Free software and onion routed overlay network that helps you defend against traffic analysis.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nBug Bounty Platforms # Bugcrowd List - List of many companies that provide bug bounties. CTF(Capture the flag) # Ctf-tools - Collection of setup scripts to install various security research tools easily and quickly deployable to new machines.\nPwntools - Rapid exploit development framework built for use in CTFs.\nRsaCtfTool - Decrypt data enciphered using weak RSA keys, and recover private keys from public keys using a variety of automated attacks.\nDDoS # HOIC - Updated version of Low Orbit Ion Cannon, has ‘boosters’ to get around common counter measures.\nJS LOIC - JavaScript in-browser version of LOIC.\nLOIC - Open source network stress tool for Windows.\nSlowLoris - DoS tool that uses low bandwidth on the attacking side.\nT50 - Faster network stress tool.\nUFONet - Abuses OSI layer 7 HTTP to create/manage ‘zombies’ and to conduct different attacks using; GET/POST, multithreading, proxies, origin spoofing methods, cache evasion techniques, etc.\nDefense Evasion # AntiVirus Evasion Tool (AVET) - Post-process exploits containing executable files targeted for Windows machines to avoid being recognized by antivirus software.\nHyperion - Runtime encryptor for 32-bit portable executables (“PE .exes”).\nPeCloak.py - Automates the process of hiding a malicious Windows executable from antivirus (AV) detection.\nPeCloakCapstone - Multi-platform fork of the peCloak.py automated malware antivirus evasion tool.\nUniByAv - Simple obfuscator that takes raw shellcode and generates Anti-Virus friendly executables by using a brute-forcable, 32-bit XOR key.\nVeil - Generate metasploit payloads that bypass common anti-virus solutions.\nDefcon Suggested Reading # Defcon Suggested Reading Email Spoofing # SpoofBox - Offers email, SMS, Phone spoofing and lots of other tools. Not a free service. Can also be used to look up phone numbers. Exploit Development # Exploit Writing Tutorials - Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nShellcode Examples - Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial - Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nFile Format Analysis # Hachoir - Python library to view and edit a binary stream as tree of fields and tools for metadata extraction.\nKaitai Struct - File formats and network protocols dissection language and web IDE, generating parsers in C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby.\nVeles - Binary data visualization and analysis tool.\nForensics # Autopsy - Full suite of open source forensics tools.\nCAINE - CAINE is Linux Live CD that contains a wealth of digital forensic tools. Features include a user-friendly GUI, semi-automated report creation and tools for Mobile Forensics, Network Forensics, Data Recovery and more.\nFTK Imager - Open Source Disk imaging tool.\nPaladin Forensic Suite - Live Ubuntu distro with lots of tools. Open source with free and paid versions.\nSIFT Workstation - The SIFT Workstation is a collection of free and open-source incident response and forensic tools designed to perform detailed digital forensic examinations in a variety of settings, all built inside an Ubuntu VM.\nSMART - Open source sampling of many proprietary forensics tools.\nGNU/Linux Utilities # Linux Exploit Suggester - Heuristic reporting on potentially viable exploits for a given GNU/Linux system. Hacking Focused OSINT # AQUATONE - Subdomain discovery tool utilizing various open sources producing a report that can be used as input to other tools.\nBinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\nDataSploit - OSINT visualizer utilizing Shodan, Censys, Clearbit, EmailHunter, FullContact, and Zoomeye behind the scenes.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\ngithub-dorks - CLI tool to scan Github repos/organizations for potential sensitive information leak.\nIntrigue - Automated OSINT \u0026amp; Attack Surface discovery framework with powerful API, UI and CLI.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nShodan - World’s first search engine for Internet-connected devices.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSn1per - One of the Hacking Tools for Automated Pentest Recon Scanner.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\nThreat Crowd - Search engine for threats.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nvcsmap - Plugin-based tool to scan public version control systems for sensitive information.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nHacking Conventions # 44Con - Annual Security Conference held in London.\nAppSecUSA - Annual conference organized by OWASP.\nBalCCon - Balkan Computer Congress, annually held in Novi Sad, Serbia.\nBlack Hat - Annual security conference in Las Vegas.\nBruCON - Annual security conference in Belgium.\nCarolinaCon - Infosec conference, held annually in North Carolina.\nCCC - Annual meeting of the international hacker scene in Germany.\nCHCon - Christchurch Hacker Con, Only South Island of New Zealand hacker con.\nDeepSec - Security Conference in Vienna, Austria.\nDefCamp - Largest Security Conference in Eastern Europe, held annually in Bucharest, Romania.\nDEF CON - Annual hacker convention in Las Vegas. Known for having a left wing bias.\nEkoparty - Largest Security Conference in Latin America, held annually in Buenos Aires, Argentina.\nFSec - FSec - Croatian Information Security Gathering in Varaždin, Croatia.\nHack3rCon - Annual US hacker conference.\nHack.lu - Annual conference held in Luxembourg.\nHackfest - Largest hacking conference in Canada.\nHITB - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nHacking In The Box - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nInfosecurity Europe - Europe’s number one information security event, held in London, UK.\nLayerOne - Annual US security conference held every spring in Los Angeles.\nNullcon - Annual conference in Delhi and Goa, India.\nPhreakNIC - Technology conference held annually in middle Tennessee.\nRSA Conference USA - Annual security conference in San Francisco, California, USA.\nShmooCon - Annual US East coast hacker convention.\nSkyDogCon - Technology conference in Nashville.\nSummerCon - One of the oldest hacker conventions, held during Summer.\nSwiss Cyber Storm - Annual security conference in Lucerne, Switzerland.\nThotCon - Annual US hacker conference held in Chicago.\nTroopers - Annual international IT Security event with workshops held in Heidelberg, Germany.\nVirus Bulletin Conference - Annual conference going to be held in Denver, USA for 2016.\nHash Cracking # BruteForce Wallet - Find the password of an encrypted wallet file (i.e. wallet.dat).\nCeWL - Generates custom wordlists by spidering a target’s website and collecting unique words.\nHashcat - Another One of the Hacking Tools The more fast hash cracker.\nJohn the Ripper - One of the best Hacking Tools for Fast password cracker.\nJWT Cracker - Simple HS256 JWT token brute force cracker.\nRar Crack - RAR bruteforce cracker.\nHex Editors # 0xED – Native macOS hex editor that supports plug-ins to display custom data types.\nFrhed – Binary file editor for Windows.\nHexEdit.js – Browser-based hex editing.\nHexinator – World’s finest (proprietary, commercial) Hex Editor.\nInformation Security Magazines # 2600: The Hacker Quarterly – American publication about technology and computer “underground.”\nPhrack Magazine – By far the longest running hacker zine.\nUnredacted Magazine - The official magazine from Michael Bazzell author of Extreme Privacy.\nLock Picking Resources # Awesome Lockpicking – Awesome guides, tools, and other resources about the security and compromise of locks, safes, and keys.\nBosnianbill – More lockpicking videos.\nSchuyler Towne channel – Lockpicking videos and security talks.\n/r/lockpicking – Resources for learning lockpicking, equipment recommendations.\nmacOS Utilities # Bella – Pure Python post-exploitation data mining and remote administration tool for macOS. Multi-paradigm Frameworks # Armitage – Java-based GUI front-end for the Metasploit Framework.\nExploitPack – Graphical tool for automating penetration tests that ships with many pre-packaged exploits.\nFaraday – Multiuser integrated pentesting environment for red teams performing cooperative penetration tests, security audits, and risk assessments.\nMetasploit – Post exploitation Hacking Tools for offensive security teams to help verify vulnerabilities and manage security assessments.\nPupy – Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android) remote administration and post-exploitation tool.\nNetwork Tools # BetterCAP – Modular, portable and easily extensible MITM framework.\nCloudFail – Unmask server IP addresses hidden behind Cloudflare by searching old database records and detecting misconfigured DNS.\nCrackMapExec – A swiss army knife for pentesting networks.\nDebookee – Simple and powerful network traffic analyzer for macOS.\nDET – Proof of concept to perform data exfiltration using either single or multiple channel(s) at the same time.\nDgcd – Simple Unix network utility to extend the accessibility of TCP/IP based network services beyond firewalls.\nDnsmap – One of the Hacking Tools for Passive DNS network mapper.\nDnsrecon – One of the Hacking Tools for DNS enumeration script.\nDnschef – Highly configurable DNS proxy for pentesters.\nDnsenum – Perl script that enumerates DNS information from a domain, attempts zone transfers, performs a brute force dictionary style attack, and then performs reverse look-ups on the results.\nDnstracer – Determines where a given DNS server gets its information from, and follows the chain of DNS servers.\nDNSDumpster – One of the Hacking Tools for Online DNS recon and search service.\nDshell – Network forensic analysis framework.\nDsniff – Collection of tools for network auditing and pentesting.\nDripcap – Caffeinated packet analyzer.\nEvilgrade – Modular framework to take advantage of poor upgrade implementations by injecting fake updates.\nEttercap – Comprehensive, mature suite for machine-in-the-middle attacks.\nImpacket – A collection of Python classes for working with network protocols.\nIntercepter-NG – Multifunctional network toolkit.\nMass Scan – Best Hacking Tools for TCP port scanner, spews SYN packets asynchronously, scanning entire Internet in under 5 minutes.\nMallory – HTTP/HTTPS proxy over SSH.\nMitmproxy – Interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy for penetration testers and software developers.\nMorpheus – Automated ettercap TCP/IP Hacking Tools.\nNetsniff-ng – Swiss army knife for network sniffing.\nNetwork-Tools.com – Website offering an interface to numerous basic network utilities like ping, traceroute, whois, and more.\nNmap – Free security scanner for network exploration \u0026amp; security audits.\nPassivedns – Network sniffer that logs all DNS server replies for use in a passive DNS setup.\nPassivedns-client – Library and query tool for querying several passive DNS providers.\nPig – One of the Hacking Tools for GNU/Linux packet crafting.\nPwnat – Punches holes in firewalls and NATs.\nPraeda – Automated multi-function printer data harvester for gathering usable data during security assessments.\nPrinter Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) – Tool for printer security testing capable of IP and USB connectivity, fuzzing, and exploitation of PostScript, PJL, and PCL printer language features.\nRoutersploit – Open source exploitation framework similar to Metasploit but dedicated to embedded devices.\nScanless – Utility for using websites to perform port scans on your behalf so as not to reveal your own IP.\nScapy – Python-based interactive packet manipulation program \u0026amp; library.\nSPARTA – Graphical interface offering scriptable, configurable access to existing network infrastructure scanning and enumeration tools.\nSSH MITM – Intercept SSH connections with a proxy; all plaintext passwords and sessions are logged to disk.\nTcpdump/libpcap – Common packet analyzer that runs under the command line.\nWireshark – Widely-used graphical, cross-platform network protocol analyzer.\nXRay – Network (sub)domain discovery and reconnaissance automation tool.\nZarp – Network attack tool centered around the exploitation of local networks.\nZmap – Open source network scanner that enables researchers to easily perform Internet-wide network studies.\nOperating Systems # Best Linux Penetration Testing Distributions @ CyberPunk – Description of main penetration testing distributions.\nCuckoo – Open source automated malware analysis system.\nComputer Aided Investigative Environment (CAINE) – Italian GNU/Linux live distribution created as a digital forensics project.\nCSILinux - CSI\u0026rsquo;s mission is to equip you with the most advanced tools in digital forensics, OSINT, and incident response.\nDigital Evidence \u0026amp; Forensics Toolkit (DEFT) – Live CD for forensic analysis runnable without tampering or corrupting connected devices where the boot process takes place.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nSecurity @ Distrowatch – Website dedicated to talking about, reviewing, and keeping up to date with open source operating systems.\nTails – Live OS aimed at preserving privacy and anonymity.\nPhysical Hacking Tools # Anof-cyber/APTRS - APTRS (Automated Penetration Testing Reporting System) is an automated reporting tool in Python and Django. The tool allows Penetration testers to create a report directly without using the Traditional Docx file. It also provides an approach to keeping track of the projects and vulnerabilities.\nCanarytokens.org - Canarytokens are a free, quick, painless way to help defenders discover they\u0026rsquo;ve been breached by having attackers announce themselves. These are digital honeypots you can configure on your own network.\nFlipperzero.one - Flipper Zero is a portable multi-tool for pentesters and geeks in a toy-like body. It loves hacking digital stuff, such as radio protocols, access control systems, hardware and more. It\u0026rsquo;s fully open-source and customizable, so you can extend it in whatever way you like. Check out more firmware options here\nHak5.org - Sells many hacking for wifi pentesting, hotplug attacks, implants, remote access field kits and more. Breakdown of multiple tools\nLAN Turtle – Covert “USB Ethernet Adapter” that provides remote access, network intelligence gathering, and MITM capabilities when installed in a local network.\nPoisontap – Siphons cookies, exposes internal (LAN-side) router and installs web backdoor on locked computers.\nUSB Rubber Ducky – Customizable keystroke injection attack platform masquerading as a USB thumbdrive.\nWiFi Pineapple – Wireless auditing and penetration testing platform.\nPenetration Testing Resources # Pentest Tools # Metasploit Unleashed - Free Offensive Security Metasploit course.\nMITRE’s Adversarial Tactics, Techniques \u0026amp; Common Knowledge (ATT\u0026amp;CK) – Curated knowledge base and model for cyber adversary behavior.\nOpen Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM) – Framework for providing test cases that result in verified facts on which to base decisions that impact an organization’s security.\nOpen Web Application Security Project (OWASP) – Worldwide not-for-profit charitable organization focused on improving the security of especially Web-based and Application-layer software.\nPenetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) – Documentation designed to provide a common language and scope for performing and reporting the results of a penetration test.\nPenetration Testing Framework (PTF) – Outline for performing penetration tests compiled as a general framework usable by vulnerability analysts and penetration testers alike.\nPENTEST-WIKI – Free online security knowledge library for pentesters and researchers.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nShellcode Examples – Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial – Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nXSS-Payloads – Ultimate resource for all things cross-site including payloads, tools, games and documentation.\nPenetration Testing Distributions # ArchStrike – Arch GNU/Linux repository for security professionals and enthusiasts.\nAttifyOS – GNU/Linux distribution focused on tools useful during Internet of Things (IoT) security assessments.\nBackBox – Ubuntu-based distribution for penetration tests and security assessments.\nBlackArch – Arch GNU/Linux-based distribution with best Hacking Tools for penetration testers and security researchers.\nFedora Security Lab – Provides a safe test environment to work on security auditing, forensics, system rescue and teaching security testing methodologies.\nKali – GNU/Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing Hacking Tools.\nNetwork Security Toolkit (NST) – Fedora-based bootable live operating system designed to provide easy access to best-of-breed open source network security applications.\nParrot – Distribution similar to Kali, with multiple architectures with 100 of Hacking Tools.\nPentoo – Security-focused live CD based on Gentoo.\nThe Pentesters Framework – Distro organized around the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES), providing a curated collection of utilities that eliminates often unused toolchains.\nDocker for Penetration Testing # docker pull kalilinux/kali-linux-docker docker pull owasp/zap2docker-stable docker pull wpscanteam/wpscan docker pull citizenstig/dvwa docker pull wpscanteam/vulnerablewordpress docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-6271 docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-0160 docker pull opendns/security-ninjas docker pull diogomonica/docker-bench-security docker pull ismisepaul/securityshepherd docker pull danmx/docker-owasp-webgoat docker-compose build \u0026amp;\u0026amp; docker-compose up docker pull citizenstig/nowasp docker pull bkimminich/juice-shop docker pull phocean/msf Penetration Testing Report Templates # Pentesting Report Template – lucideus.com template.\nPentesting Report Template – pcisecuritystandards.org template.\nPublic Pentesting Reports – Curated list of public penetration test reports released by several consulting firms and academic security groups.\nRansomware Recovery # Nomoreransom - Help detect what kind of ransomware encryption you’re affected by and free tools to unlock it, in many but not all cases. Reverse Engineering Tools # Binwalk – Fast, easy to use tool for analyzing, reverse engineering, and extracting firmware images.\nCapstone – Lightweight multi-platform, multi-architecture disassembly framework.\ndnSpy – One of the Hacking Tools to reverse engineer .NET assemblies.\nEvan’s Debugger – OllyDbg-like debugger for GNU/Linux.\nFrida – Dynamic instrumentation toolkit for developers, reverse-engineers, and security researchers.\nImmunity Debugger – Powerful way to write exploits and analyze malware.\nInteractive Disassembler (IDA Pro) – Proprietary multi-processor disassembler and debugger for Windows, GNU/Linux, or macOS; also has a free version, IDA Free.\nMedusa – Open source, cross-platform interactive disassembler.\nOllyDbg – x86 debugger for Windows binaries that emphasizes binary code analysis.\nPeda – Python Exploit Development Assistance for GDB.\nPlasma – Interactive disassembler for x86/ARM/MIPS. Generates indented pseudo-code with colored syntax code.\nPyREBox – Python scriptable Reverse Engineering sandbox by Cisco-Talos.\nRadare2 – Open source, crossplatform reverse engineering framework.\nrVMI – Debugger on steroids; inspect userspace processes, kernel drivers, and preboot environments in a single tool.\nVoltron – Extensible debugger UI toolkit written in Python.\nWDK/WinDbg – Windows Driver Kit and WinDbg.\nx64dbg – Open source x64/x32 debugger for windows.\nSecurity Courses # ARIZONA CYBER WARFARE RANGE – 24×7 live fire exercises for beginners through real world operations; capability for upward progression into the real world of cyber warfare.\nComputer Security Student – Many free tutorials, great for beginners, $10/mo membership unlocks all content.\nCTF Field Guide – Everything you need to win your next CTF competition.\nCybrary – Free courses in ethical hacking and advanced penetration testing. Advanced penetration testing courses are based on the book ‘Penetration Testing for Highly-Secured Environments’.\nEuropean Union Agency for Network and Information Security – ENISA Cyber Security Training material.\nOffensive Security Training – Training from BackTrack/Kali developers.\nOpen Security Training – Training material for computer security classes.\nSANS Security Training – Computer Security Training \u0026amp; Certification.\nSide-channel Tools # ChipWhisperer – Complete open-source toolchain for side-channel power analysis and glitching attacks. Social Engineering # Beelogger – Tool for generating keylooger.\nCatphish – Tool for phishing and corporate espionage written in Ruby.\nEvilginx – MITM attack framework used for phishing credentials and session cookies from any Web service.\nKing Phisher – One of the Hacking Tools for Phishing campaign toolkit used for creating and managing multiple simultaneous phishing attacks with custom email and server content.\nSocial Engineer Toolkit (SET) – Open source pentesting framework designed for social engineering featuring a number of custom attack vectors to make believable attacks quickly.\nSocial Engineering Framework – Information resource for social engineers.\nwifiphisher – Automated phishing attacks against WiFi networks.\nStatic Analyzers # Bandit – Security oriented static analyser for python code.\nBrakeman – Static analysis security vulnerability scanner for Ruby on Rails applications.\nCppcheck – Extensible C/C++ static analyzer focused on finding bugs.\nFindBugs – Free software static analyzer to look for bugs in Java code.\nSobelow – Security-focused static analysis for the Phoenix Framework.\nTransport Layer Security Tools # SSLyze – Fast and comprehensive TLS/SSL configuration analyzer to help identify security mis-configurations.\nTLS Prober – Fingerprint a server’s SSL/TLS implementation.\nTestssl.sh – Command line tool which checks a server’s service on any port for the support of TLS/SSL ciphers, protocols as well as some cryptographic flaws.\nTools, Lists, Tutorials etc. # AD Exploit guides - Detailed guide on methods to exploit Active Directory.\nAndroid Security – Collection of Android security-related resources.\nAppSec – Resources for learning about application security.\nAwesome Awesomness – The List of the Lists.\nC/C++ Programming – One of the main language for open source security tools.\nCTFs – Capture The Flag frameworks, libraries, etc.\nExploit Writing Tutorials – Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nForensics – Free (mostly open source) forensic analysis tools and resources.\nGB Hackers Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHackerone Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHacking – Tutorials, tools, and resources.\nHoneypots – Honeypots, tools, components, and more.\nInfoSec § Hacking challenges – Comprehensive directory of CTFs, wargames, hacking challenge websites, Penetration testing tools list practice lab exercises, and more.\nInfosec – Information security resources for pentesting, forensics, and more.\nJavaScript Programming – In-browser development and scripting.\nKali Linux Tools – List of Hacking tools present in Kali Linux.\nMalware Analysis – Tools and resources for analysts.\nNode.js Programming – Curated list of delightful Node.js packages and resources.\nPCAP Tools – Tools for processing network traffic.\nPenetration Testing Cheat Sheets – Awesome Pentest Cheat Sheets.\nPivoting and Tunneling Guide - Detailed guide on methods to exploit.\nPython Programming 1 – General Python programming.\nPython Programming 2 – General Python programming.\nPython tools for penetration testers – Lots of pentesting tools are written in Python.\nRuby Programming 1 – The de-facto language for writing exploits.\nRuby Programming 2 – The de-facto\nVirtual Machines Labs # CFTtime - Free capture the flag hacking games.\nMindMaps - Massive list of smaller sites that provide individual hacking challenges.\nPentesterlab - Free and paid Pentesting training with labs.\nSadcloud - Sadcloud is a tool for spinning up insecure AWS infrastructure with Terraform.\nVulnerability Hub - Free Virtual machines to hack, provided by the community.\nVulnmachines - A place to learn and improve penetration testing/ethical hacking skills for FREE. The labs consist of 100+ real world scenarios to practice the latest exploits and cutting edge hacking techniques.\nVulnerability Databases # Bugtraq (BID) – Software security bug identification database compiled from submissions to the SecurityFocus mailing list and other sources, operated by Symantec, Inc.\nCommon Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) – Dictionary of common names (i.e., CVE Identifiers) for publicly known security vulnerabilities.\nCXSecurity – Archive of published CVE and Bugtraq software vulnerabilities cross-referenced with a Google dork database for discovering the listed vulnerability.\nExploit-DB – Non-profit project hosting exploits for software vulnerabilities, provided as a public service by Offensive Security.\nFull-Disclosure – Public, vendor-neutral forum for detailed discussion of vulnerabilities, often publishes details before many other sources.\nInj3ct0r (Onion service) – Exploit marketplace and vulnerability information aggregator.\nMicrosoft Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Microsoft software.\nMicrosoft Security Bulletins – Announcements of security issues discovered in Microsoft software, published by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC).\nMozilla Foundation Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Mozilla software, including the Firefox Web Browser.\nNational Vulnerability Database (NVD) – United States government’s National Vulnerability Database provides additional meta-data (CPE, CVSS scoring) of the standard CVE List along with a fine-grained search engine.\nPacket Storm – Compendium of exploits, advisories, tools, and other security-related resources aggregated from across the industry.\nSecuriTeam – Independent source of software vulnerability information.\nUS-CERT Vulnerability Notes Database – Summaries, technical details, remediation information, and lists of vendors affected by software vulnerabilities, aggregated by the United States Computer Emergency Response Team (US-CERT).\nVulnerability Lab – Open forum for security advisories organized by category of exploit target.\nVulners – Security database of software vulnerabilities.\nZero Day Initiative – Bug bounty program with the publicly accessible archive of published security advisories, operated by TippingPoint.\nVulnerability Scanners # Nexpose – Commercial vulnerability and risk management assessment engine that integrates with Metasploit, sold by Rapid7.\nNessus – Commercial vulnerability management, configuration, and compliance assessment platform, sold by Tenable. Free for under 25 devices.\nOpenVAS – Free open source software implementation of the popular Nessus vulnerability assessment system.\nVuls – Agentless vulnerability scanner for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD, written in Go.\nWeb Exploitation # Autochrome – Easy to install a test browser with all the appropriate setting needed for web application testing with native Burp support, from NCCGroup.\nBlindElephant – Web application fingerprinter.\nBrowser Exploitation Framework (BeEF) – Command and control server for delivering exploits to commandeered Web browsers.\nBurp Suite – One of the Hacking Tools integrated platform for performing security testing of web applications.\nCommix – Automated all-in-one operating system command injection and exploitation tool.\nDVCS Ripper – Rip web accessible (distributed) version control systems: SVN/GIT/HG/BZR.\nEyeWitness – Tool to take screenshots of websites, provide some server header info, and identify default credentials if possible.\nFiddler – Free cross-platform web debugging proxy with user-friendly companion tools.\nFimap – Find, prepare, audit, exploit and even Google automatically for LFI/RFI bugs.\nFuzzDB – Dictionary of attack patterns and primitives for black-box application fault injection and resource discovery.\nGitTools – One of the Hacking Tools that Automatically find and download Web accessible .git repositories.\nKadabra – Automatic LFI exploiter and scanner.\nKadimus – LFI scan and exploit tool.\nLiffy – LFI exploitation tool.\nNoSQLmap – Automatic NoSQL injection and database takeover tool.\nOffensive Web Testing Framework (OWTF) – Python-based framework for pentesting Web applications based on the OWASP Testing Guide.\nSslstrip – One of the Hacking Tools Demonstration of the HTTPS stripping attacks.\nSslstrip2 – SSLStrip version to defeat HSTS.\nsqlmap – Automatic SQL injection and database takeover tool.\nTplmap – Automatic server-side template injection and Web server takeover Hacking Tools.\nVHostScan – A virtual host scanner that performs reverse lookups, can be used with pivot tools, detect catch-all scenarios, aliases and dynamic default pages.\nWeevely3 – Weaponized web shell.\nWebscreenshot – A simple script to take screenshots of list of websites.\nWhatWeb – Website fingerprinter.\nWappalyzer – Wappalyzer uncovers the technologies used on websites.\nwafw00f – Identifies and fingerprints Web Application Firewall (WAF) products.\nWordPress Exploit Framework – Ruby framework for developing and using modules which aid in the penetration testing of WordPress powered websites and systems.\nWPSploit – Exploit WordPress-powered websites with Metasploit.\nWeb Scanners # Arachni – Scriptable framework for evaluating the security of web applications.\nCms-explorer – Reveal the specific modules, plugins, components and themes that various websites powered by content management systems are running.\nNikto – Noisy but fast black box web server and web application vulnerability scanner.\nSecApps – In-browser web application security testing suite.\nWebReaver – Commercial, graphical web application vulnerability scanner designed for macOS.\nw3af – Hacking Tools for Web application attack and audit framework.\nWPScan – Hacking Tools of Black box WordPress vulnerability scanner.\nWapiti – Black box web application vulnerability scanner with built-in fuzzer.\nJoomscan – One of the best Hacking Tools for Joomla vulnerability scanner.\nACSTIS – Automated client-side template injection (sandbox escape/bypass) detection for AngularJS.\nWindows Utilities # Bloodhound – Graphical Active Directory trust relationship explorer.\nDeathStar – Python script that uses Empire’s RESTful API to automate gaining Domain Admin rights in Active Directory environments.\nEmpire – Pure PowerShell post-exploitation agent.\nFibratus – Tool for exploration and tracing of the Windows kernel.\nMagic Unicorn – Shellcode generator for numerous attack vectors, including Microsoft Office macros, PowerShell, HTML applications (HTA), or certutil (using fake certificates).\nMimikatz – Credentials extraction tool for Windows operating system.\nPowerSploit – PowerShell Post-Exploitation Framework.\nredsnarf – Post-exploitation tool for retrieving password hashes and credentials from Windows workstations, servers, and domain controllers.\nResponder – LLMNR, NBT-NS and MDNS poisoner.\nSysinternals Suite – The Sysinternals Troubleshooting Utilities.\nwePWNise – Generates architecture independent VBA code to be used in Office documents or templates and automates bypassing application control and exploit mitigation software.\nWindows Credentials Editor – Inspect logon sessions and add, change, list, and delete associated credentials, including Kerberos tickets.\nWindows Exploit Suggester – Detects potential missing patches on the target.\nWireless Network Hacking # Aircrack-ng – Set of Penetration testing \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list for auditing wireless networks.\nFluxion – Suite of automated social engineering based WPA attacks.\nKismet – Wireless network detector, sniffer, and IDS.\nReaver – Brute force attack against WiFi Protected Setup.\nWifite – Automated wireless attack tool.\n"},{"id":9,"href":"/health/","title":"Health","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Our food should be our medicine and our medicine should be our food.\u0026rdquo; - Hippocrates\nThe modern world is poisoning us. Big Ag, Big Pharma, social media, environmental pollution, EMFs are everywhere. Corporations and every level of our governments are complicit, and this trend doesnt seem to be slowing down. We need to take our health back into our own hands. By embracing traditional wisdom, and alternatives to mainstream health we can reclaim much of the health that modern society has been slowly destroying.\nReject modernity. Embrace Tradition.\nBioHacking Tools # AgelessBody - List of Biohacking tools and strategies\nAnyLuv Metal Glasses - Anyluv sells blue light blocking daytime and nighttime glasses with metal frames, so that you can minimize your light exposure without putting plastic on your face like most other blue light blocking glasses.\nBioHackerLabs Tools - Several different tools and resources. Net Carb Calc, Glucose Ketone Calc, Blood Sugar converter, Blue light testing.\nBluBlox - Cheaper Blue light blocking sunglasses\nBonCharge - Numerous products for sale. Include Blu light blocking, EMF Blocking, red light therapy etc. Products are bit pricey.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nEmr-Tek - Wide range of products. Inlcuding non plastic blue and yellow light blocking glasses. Iphone radiation blocking cases. Red light devices and more.\nOpal - App that blocks other apps. Social media can be addicting and can impact your productivity, but sometimes deleting it isn\u0026rsquo;t an option. Stop yourself from wasting time on social media during designated time frames with the Opal app.\nChips - Seed Oil Free # Seed oils are everywhere. New evidence shows that they are wildly toxic and heavily correlate with the increase in major chronic disease over the last 100 years. But Chips are also delicious so here\u0026rsquo;s a few options for seed oil free chips. Anti-Seed Oil Data\nBeefys Own - Beef tallow potato chips.\nMasa Chips - Organic nixtalized corn chips cooked in grassfed beef tallow. From the creators of the Shireapp. Accepts Bitcoin. Currently they are a bit pricey.\nRosies Chips - Beef tallow potato chips.\nSiete Foods - Family owned Mexican company that produces a wide range of seed oil free chips and other products. Primarily cooked in Avocado oil.\nClothing # Non Plastic, EMF Resistant and Grounded\nAll of these ideas may seem controversial to you. Here are some great resources to learn more about them. Grounding/Earthing , Microplastics , Guide on avoiding all plastics and toxic chemicals\nAJConsultingCompany - Non Plastic Alternatives\nBuffaloWoolCo - 100% buffalo/bison wool clothing.\nCottonique - GOTS Certified 100% Organic cotton products.\nEarth Runners - Earth Runners was created to rewild our lives in response to the typical modern domesticated lifestyle, which is causing numerous health, psychological and social issues. Grounded minimalist sandals.\nFindwool.com - Find 100% pure wool in your area.\nGrounded Shoes - Shoes that are discharged electricity from body via grounded shoes. Most(but not all) shoes are 100% leather and plastic free.\nHarvest and Mill - 100% organic cotton sheets, towels \u0026amp; more. 100% Sourced \u0026amp; Made in the USA.\nHemp Organic Life - Organic hemp products for all sorts of less common items such as: mattress covers, cushions, sleeping bags, soaps, socks, and even home and car seat covers.\nNatural Home - Natural home sells a wide mix of organic wool, cotton, linen, hemp furniture and much more.\nOddobody - 100% organic cotton underwear for woman.\nPeluva Shoes - Founded by liberty leaning nutrition expert Mark Sisson. Peluva aims to create shoes that allow you to move well in a more natural state.\nRawganique - Organic cotton, linen and Hemp clothing and accessories.\nRhizal Shoes - Grounded 100% leather shoes.\nThe Filtery - Aggregator for non plastic clothes and other household items.\nWoolshire - GOTS Certified 100% Organic locally sourced Cotton products. Organic sourcing is often not verified when it comes from other countries. At Woolshire it is verified.\nWyoming Based - American Wool company. Sells Beanies and Sweaters. Accepts Bitcoin. Manufactured in America. Anti-woke.\nCosmetics # Animal based and Non-Toxic\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Deodorant, Toothpaste, soap, etc\nCaptain Fishers - Balms and Hair serum using Tallow and other natural ingredients.\nClara And Fritz - Whipped tallow based sunscreen and other products\nDakota Tallow - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nFarrow.Life - Pork Lard based. Farrow is made in real time and in small batches to ensure super freshness and the highest quality.\nJKLM Farm - Small Batch Animal Fat Soap \u0026amp; Skincare Products. Includes bone marrow soap,bacon fat soap, hair paste and more.\nMeraki Blu - Meraki Blu and Tallow based supplements. Meraki Blu has been shown to help Energy, Focus, Short-Term and Long-Term Memory, Uplift Mood, Calm Anxiety, and be Anti-Aging focused.\nNoseToTail-BodyCare - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nVintage Tradition - Tallow Lip balms.\nWhite Oaks Home goods - White oaks also provides tallow and lard based cosmetics, candles etc.\nDental Health # Dental health has been an epidemic of malocclusion largely related the to quality of our food for thousands of years. This has led to mass issues with dental decay and improper facial development which leads to nasal breathing, which in turns leads to wisdom teeth problems and many other following health issues.Check out these resources to learn more: Weston A Price\u0026rsquo;s world wide study , Jaw Development , Breathing , General Dental Health\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Toothpaste and other products. Completely natural with no Fluoride.\nVanMan Shop - Toothpase made from eggshell and betonite clay. Shipped in glass containers. Offers other products as well.\nBite - Plastic free Vegan friendly toothpaste and other teeth related products, including bamboo tooth brushes and plastic free floss, all sold in non plastic containers.\nGreenzla - Bamboo plastic free tooth brushes.\nPlastic Free Dental Floss - Made from wheat instead of plastic for your flossing needs.\nMastique Chewing Gum - Often referred to as mastic gum, Mastique offers sugar free, seed oil and trans fat free Mastic gum for chewing to help build jaw strength and avoid jaw/wisdom teeth problems. Also comes with xylitol, coconut and natural mastic for extra teeth care. Doesn\u0026rsquo;t taste like regular gum, but ultimately its not bad tasting either.\nGreco Gum - Single ingredient mastic gum for increasing jaw strength. Made from resinous sap that seeps from the bark of the mastic tree (Pistacia lentiscus) and becomes crystallized.\nApolloGum - Single ingredient mastic gum with only a single ingredient. Offers a 21% discount if purchased in bitcoin.\nBiolight - A redlight device specifically for your mouth and teeth. Red light has shown tremendous health benefits across a wide spectrum. The Biolight can help to restore your oral microbiome. Company also provides many other redlight products.\nMewing App - An app from the creator of Mewing, that helps you do different mewing exercises designed to help strengthen your jaw with proper tongue posture, and help your face, jaw and teeth develop properly.\nEnvironmental Toxin Monitoring # Because Health - A nonprofit environmental health site that offers science-based tips and guides for buying safer cookware and dishes, uncontaminated foods, and nontoxic personal-care products—to help people live more healthfully.\nBreast Cancer Prevention Partners - An organization that provides information for reducing toxic exposures—in food packaging, cosmetics, and other everyday products—to protect people’s breast health and reproductive health.\nCHEM Trust - A website that offers terrific fact sheets about hazardous chemicals and their impacts on health, as well as news about chemical legislation in Europe (such as REACH).\nClearya - A browser plug-in and mobile app that help online shoppers make informed choices. Clearya automatically screens ingredient lists for chemicals of concern while shopping online, and assists in discovering safer alternatives. In parallel, the platform mines insights that serve environmental health scientists and advocacy groups.\nEnvironmental Defense Fund - A leading global nonprofit organization that promotes research related to preserving the health of both the environment and its populations, including humans.\nEnvironmental Health News - A publication of Environmental Health Sciences, a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental health issues, including climate change, the plastic pollution crisis, and harmful chemicals such as BPA.\nEnvironmental Working Group - A nonprofit dedicated to protecting human health and the environment. The group offers excellent Shopper’s Guides with scientifically based recommendations on choosing healthy consumer products (from cosmetics to cleaning products) and uncontaminated foods (including produce). The organization also offers a Healthy Living App with ratings of more than 120,000 food and personal-care products, to help consumers make the healthiest choices.\nMade Safe - A program that certifies safe brands of cosmetics, household products, apparel, bedding, and other products, after a rigorous screening and evaluation of ingredients and materials. Check out their new Healthy Pregnancy Guide.\nNational Resources Defense Council - An organization that works to safeguard the earth, including its air, water, people, plants, and animals, from pollution, chemicals, and other toxic effects.\nProgram on Reproductive Health and the Environment - Under the auspices of the University of California, San Francisco, this program offers valuable resources that can help minimize people’s exposure to reproductive toxins in everyday life.\nSafer Chemicals, Healthy Families - A coalition of organizations and businesses working to safeguard families from toxic chemicals in our homes, workplaces, schools, and in the products we use.\nSafer Made - An organization that invests in companies and technologies that eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals in consumer products and supply chains. Its newsletters highlight developments in phasing out certain chemicals and progress on other environmental issues.\nSilent Spring Institute - A scientific research organization dedicated to uncovering the links between environmental chemicals and human health. On the preventive front, the organization developed Detox Me, a free mobile app to help consumers reduce their exposure to toxic chemicals in their everyday surroundings.\nToxic Free Future - An organization that conducts original research on the complex science underlying different aspects of environmental health and advocates for the use of safer products, chemicals, and practices to ensure a healthier future.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFood Discovery Apps # Feed the People By the People - An organization dedicated to empowering farmers and ranchers across the country and cutting out middlemen to enable direct sales to customers. By decentralizing the food supply chain, they aim to put the power of food back in the hands of the people.\nGetRawMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area based off your zip code.\nGround Work Collective - Website that finds high quality farms and high quality soil.\nLabel Ferret - Label Ferret uses nutrition data from a variety of sources but nutrition data and ingredient labels change frequently so accuracy cannot be guaranteed. You can use this app to read ingredients and nutritional facts from a wide range of different products.\nLocal Fats: Website that that helps you find food providers that dont use seed oils. Includes locations all over the world. Locations are crowd sourced, so anyone can submit a new location they find.\nRealMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area.\nSeed Oil Rebellion - Website that provides education around seed oils and buying/food guides.\nSeed Oil Scout - App that helps you find restaurants and fast food providers that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App only works in IOS.\nSeed oil Free Restaurants - Website that lets you look up specific restaurants to see what oils they cook in and dont cook in.\nSeedy App - App that helps you find restaurants, fast food providers and products at grocery stores that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App is under construction. Old demo app only worked in IOS.\nShireapp - App that finds local high quality real foods. Includes multiple categories such as Seed oil free, regenerative, grass fed, organic, raw etc.\nHealth Funding Projects # Decentralized Health Fund - The Decentralized Health Fund looks to fund important but largely unprofitable research in regards to lesser known areas of health. The fund is working to collect and store money in BTC in order to give out grants to fund studies and projects around the dangers of EMF\u0026rsquo;s, the benefit of grounding, sunlight and other natural sources.\nNew Founding - New Founding is looking to raise funds to focus on \u0026ldquo;early-stage ventures where we can add exceptional value by leveraging our significant proprietary deal flow, our best-in-class intelligence of conservative consumer and institutional demand, and our connections within the right-wing ecosystem.\u0026rdquo; ‍\nHealthcare Alternative # Chronic Illness Recovery - An institute that focuses on healing from long term health issues caused by systemic inflammation and other modern causes.\nCrowdhealth - CrowdHealth is not an insurance company, but a platform \u0026amp; community that empowers you with a crowdfunding tool and a wealth of resources to efficiently manage your health care costs.\nCurehunter - Free service that catalogs most medical conditions and potential treatments. CureHunter is a fully integrated scientific search, data retrieval and analysis engine on the web that can read the entire US National Library of Medicine Medline Archive and automatically extract and quantify the evidence for successful clinical outcomes of all known drugs for all known human diseases.\nDPC Network - Find Direct Primary care Doctors near you.\nDpcare - Direct Primary Care (DPC) is an innovative alternative payment model improving access to high functioning healthcare with a simple, flat, affordable membership fee. No fee-for-service payments. No third party billing. The defining element of DPC is an enduring and trusting relationship between a patient and his or her primary care provider.\nDruglike - Druglike is a platform for democratizing the access, costs, and rewards of early-stage drug discovery. Druglike is building a decentralized computing network which provides resources for anyone looking to start or contribute to early-stage drug discovery projects. Unlike competitors, Druglike will be web-based and completely free to use.\nFree Market Medical Association - Free Market Medical Association helps find Market alternatives to healthcare, co-founded by the CEO of Oklahoma Surgery Center.\nOklahoma Surgery Center - Free Market for Surgery with full price transparency.\nRevero.com - Program that aims to evaluate and measure health metrics to get down to the real causes of your health issues, while using a nutritional and holistic approach.\nTrue Med - True Med helps facilitate acceptance of HSA and FSA money for individuals and companies. This can be used by or for any company that promotes better diet, exercise or other alternative forms of health.\nTWC.Health - Alternative healthcare to the mainstream pharma system. Also sells supplements. Co-founded by Dr. Peter McCullough.\nHigh Quality Meat # Organic, Grass Fed, Regenerative and Seed Oil Free Food\nAUPA Bar - The Chad of energy bars. High quality meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit. AUPA gives discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. Save an additional 5% with code word \u0026ldquo;liberty\u0026rdquo;\nEpic Provisions - One of the best and most convenient ways to access high quality meat in convenient packaging.\nForce of Nature - Another fantastic option for regenerative meat. Including Beef, Bison, Chicken, Elk, Venison, Wild Boar and more. Force of Nature is also unique in selling \u0026ldquo;Ancestral Blends\u0026rdquo; ground meat mixed with small amounts of organ meats for delicious ways to eat highly nutritious organ meats.\nJoyce-Farms - Another great regenerative source of meat. Provides a wide range of poultry, sausages and jerkies.\nMauinui Venison - Regenerative/sustainable raised deer. Axis deer are an invasive species in Maui and need to be kept in check to preserve the water and local plants/farms as there are no natural predators for the deer on Maui. Slightly pricey.\nMeatrition - A massive database in defense of all things Meat.\nNose to Tail - Regenerative and pastured raise meat, specifically focused on producing the best low PUFA raised mono-gastric animals like Chicken and Pork. Also sells Lamb.\nWhite Oak Pastures - One of the most respected regenerative farms around, practicing their idea of \u0026ldquo;radically traditionally farming\u0026rdquo;. White oaks sells several different kinds of meat, including, Duck, Goose, Guinea, Rabbit, Goat etc. White Oak has really pioneered the regenerative model and proofed its effective with a peer reviewed study\nWild Idea Buffalo - Another great option. Focuses primarily on buffalo but has several other great offers. Bison are only slaughtered in the field, never in a slaughterhouse.\nMedical Drugs Resellers # Buy medical drugs from third parties that may be in limited supply.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinal. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nContraband Cures - A list of alternative style medicines for several different conditions.\nContingency Medical - Emergency Antibiotic Kits, for Home or on the Go. Stay protected against Nausea, Vomiting, Strep Throat, UTIs, Diarrhea, Ear Infections, Sinusitis and more.\nDuration Health - The portable emergency room — Peace of mind for off-grid living and travel. Their doctors prescribe you life-saving medications before you need them. They ship them to you before your next adventure. Treat urgent medical issues anywhere — without finding a doctor or pharmacy.\nJase Medical - Emergency meds and Prescription drugs.\nMountain Rose Herbs - One of the best sources of organic herbs and alternative medicines.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nPurely Prepared Patriot - American company that sells Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and Fenbendazole.\nOSINT- Health and the Environment # Antennasearch.com - Track 5g Towers in your area.\nClimateViewerMaps - Track Real Time data of climate weather across the world including rainfall and UN Tracking of weather Modification projects.\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nSupplement Testing and Rankings # Consumerlab - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nLabdoor - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nVaccine and Medical Info # Just the Inserts - Just the Inserts is a collection of all vaccine and other medication related info from the official source. While much of this information is public, it is often obfuscated and difficult to find. Just the Inserts bring all of the safety related data to one convient place for you to check on what the actual side affects of vaccines and other medications are. "},{"id":10,"href":"/job-boards/","title":"Job Boards","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.\u0026rdquo; - Confucius\nWhy work for a company you hate? If you believe in liberty many of these companies hate you. Stop wasting your talents and your energy on them, and find something that advances your values.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale. Jobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin. Latium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase. Publish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens. Liberty and Crypto Related Job Boards # AnonFriendly - Don\u0026rsquo;t doxx yourself for work. Job boards for Anonymous workers. Bankless.Pallet - The best jobs in crypto and DeFi, curated by Bankless, for the Bankless Nation. New technical and non-technical job posts every week. BitcoinerJobs - Bitcoiner Jobs is the leading career site helping to build the emerging Bitcoin industry and the careers of Bitcoiners within it. Publicsq - Non-woke and conservative leaning job board. Talent Market - Talent Market’s mission is to promote liberty by providing talent for critical roles within the free-market nonprofit sector. Provide Free consulting for liberty focused non profits. No-Jab Job Boards # Based.Pro - Formerly \u0026ldquo;NoVaxMandate.org\u0026rdquo; Based.Pro has pivoted from its vax focus to help you connect with professionals, companies and institutions who share your values. Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types. Redballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or covid nonsense. Unjected - Dating board for people who have not had any of the Covid-19 Vaccines. Vaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status. "},{"id":11,"href":"/metrics/","title":"Metrics","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Freedom and Anti Freedom Metrics # “Just as Soviet managers responded by producing shoddy goods that met the numerical targets set by their overlords, so do schools, police forces, and businesses find ways of fulfilling quotas with shoddy goods of their own.” ― Jerry Z. Muller\nIn order to better understand the broader picture, data collection becomes essential. Data collection can be used to paint whatever narrative its collectors want. We must be aware of the actual data in order to interrupt the truth as it is, and not what politics wants it to be. Here are a list of metrics tracking different statistics directly related to rising tyranny in our world.\nAtlantic Council CBDCTracker - Tracks Country progress of (CBDC)Central Bank Digital Currency Implementation and testing\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nCDBC Tracker - A project by the Human Rights Foundation to track CDBC development worldwide.\nCriticalrace.org Track CRT and other forms of Wokeness in schools. Tracks Colleges and K-12. Tracks many of the specific actions taken at every school.\nDefendingEd - Tracking DEI/Wokism in Schools.\nFreedomHouse.org - Freedom Metric across the world, does not Track Covid.\nFreedominthe50states.org - Tracks the most Free US states in regards to a wide set of metrics, does not track covid freedoms. Provided by the Cato institute.\nFungibility-Graveyard - List of People who have been exposed and prosecuted for or while using Bitcoin due to lack of privacy\nHeritage World Freedom Index - Economic Freedom across the world\nICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nRootshq - Website that tracks different liberty groups and associations across America\nShadowstats - Tracks true levels of economics in America, Money supply, Inflation, GDP etc…\nUSDebtclock - Real time National Debt Counter.\nWashingtonPost Police Shooting DB - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states.\nWokeWagon - Tracks woke political appointees in government\nWorld Press Freedoms - Ranking of all countries in the world by freest to least free press.\n"},{"id":12,"href":"/money/","title":"Money","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" If you don’t believe it or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try and convince you. I am sorry. - Satoshi Nakamoto\nCrypto Currency, The greatest tool we have.\nFinancial privacy is largely being wiped away across the world, while governments simultaneously destroy the value of our currencies through inflation and sanctions. With the invention of Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto gave us what is probably the single greatest tool for freedom in the history of the world. With decentralized crypto currency we have the ability to fix our money and fix the world. While some people believe that all non bitcoin crypto currencies are a scam we do not agree. We believe in competition for all freedom tech. Bitcoin isn\u0026rsquo;t perfect and shouldn\u0026rsquo;t be treated as a religion. The best counterpoint to bitcoins imperfection is its inherent lack of privacy and its current difficulty with scaling. Monero provides the best and simplest use case for privacy and is a great alternative to bitcoin. Likewise we believe that other crypto projects may have real utility in pursuing freedom. That being said the crypto industry is absolutely saturated with scams and grifters. As always do your own research and invest carefully. Hold your own keys and continue your journey to being financially sovereign.\nAcquire Crypto # Atomic Swaps # Atomic Swaps are the future of Crypto Currency trading. Completely custody-less, heavily private, and generally uncensorable. Still very much in development. Learn more here.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nBasic Swap Dex - Atomic Swap DEX. No added fees. Installed locally. Currently in BETA.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nLiquiality - Atomic Swaps across multiple coins.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nUnstoppapleSwaps - Atomic Swap from BTC to Monero.\nDecentralized Exchanges # Decentralization is a spectrum. Many decentralized exchanges aren\u0026rsquo;t nearly as decentralized as they claim to be, but usually they are far more distributed than any centralized exchanges.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nFiat On Ramps (P2P) # Bisq - Buy and sell bitcoin for fiat (or other cryptocurrencies) privately and securely using Bisq\u0026rsquo;s peer-to-peer network and open-source desktop software. Bisq allows you to purchase your bitcoin using P2P Zelle transactions. No registration required.\nHodl Hodl - Anonymous P2P deals on your terms. Trade globally. Using any payment system. For any fiat currency. Bitcoin only. No registration required.\nLocal Monero - Local Monero makes it easy for you to connect with real people in the real world to buy and sell Monero with no KYC. Announced in May 2024 that they would be shutting down. No reason given, but this is likely due to regulatory pressure against other platforms like Samurai and Tornado cash.\nPeach Bitcoin - Peach allows users to purchase BTC in many different national currencies all P2P without KYC. Not currently available in the US.\nRetoSwap - Like Bisq but for Monero. Installed locally, it uses Monero and Tor for high level privacy.\nXMRGlobal - A monero focused p2p exchange for purchasing cryptocurrency via Zelle, ACH cash etc.\nNon-Custodial exchanges # Most exchanges are custodial, meaning you are required to leave crypto on their platform if you want to trade, or you purchase and they will hold on to it initially. Non-custodial exchanges will send your trades and purchases directly to wallets of your choosing.\nChangenow - Reliable non KYC exchange.\nChangelly - Not recommended at this time. Changelly does not require KYC for smaller transactions but they will sometimes implement KYC mid trade, forcing to KYC or lose your funds.\nCryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nEvonax - Established in 2016,Evonax operates as a non-custodial instant cryptocurrency exchange, ensuring that users’ funds are never held within the platform. Serving as an intermediary between cryptocurrencies and users, Evonax provides access to a diverse range of digital assets including Monero (XMR).\nFixedFloat - Good rates for crypto exchanges, does not currently allow US customer IP addresses. Does not require KYC.\nGodex.io - This exchange is a dependable tool for immediate conversions. It supports the conversion of over 300 cryptocurrencies into Monero, without any KYC requirements and it works in both directions, offering great flexibility.\nHoudini Swap - Privacy focused non custodial exchange.\nKYC vs No KYC list - A list of P2P Trading Platforms (i.e. P2P exchanges) for trading Bitcoin. Common payment methods include bank transfer, cash deposited in the seller\u0026rsquo;s bank account, in-person cash (face-to-face) trades as well as payment networks such as Zelle, Alipay, even Cash App and PayPal, for example. Some of these payment methods are more private than others. Typically, face-to-face, cash-by-mail, and US Postal Money Orders are among the most private methods available.\nKYCNotMe - Website that Tracks exchanges that don\u0026rsquo;t use KYC.\nMexc - Crypto trades without KYC. Currently blocked for US based IP addresses.\nNO KYC Only - Education on avoiding KYC and why its problematic.\nOrangeFren - Check many KYC-free services and find the one with the best offer for a wide variety of coins.\nSimpleSwap - Exchange multiple tokens without giving up custody. Requires an account. Offers cash back in their own token.\nSideShift - Shift between different layer 2 tokens. Includes tokens on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Polygoin.\nStealthEx - StealthEX is a non-custodial cryptocurrency exchange service that accepts Monero (XMR). The platform does not require users to create an account or share personal information. Additionally, funds are not stored on StealthEX; exchanges are conducted directly between wallets. At StealthEX, there are no upper limits for your exchanges — you can exchange any amount you desire. When it comes to minimum amounts, you only need to ensure you have enough to cover the network fees.\nSwapSwop - SwapSwop is an instant anonymous crypto exchange with a high level of security from SSL certificates on internal services to a multi-stage exchange procedure, which guarantees the safety of your assets and quick exchange for the desired cryptocurrency.\nTrocador - Privacy focused front end to push your transactions through non KYC exchanges.\nBusiness Directories # AirBTC - AirBNB for Bitcoiners.\nAgoristAcers - Purchase Seeds with Monero.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nAutoCoinCar - Purchase Luxury cars with Crypto - (UK Only).\nBeef Initiative - Purchase Regenerative/Grass fed beef with Crypto.\nBitcoin-P2P Marketplace - BTC sales.\nBitcoin-RealEstate - Purchase Real estate with crypto.\nBitcoin-only - The Ultimate guide to all things Bitcoin.\nBitcoin-only.com - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nBitejo - Massive List of companies that accept Monero and Bitcoin - Is now XMRBazzar.\nCarCoinMarket - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCompTIA Vouchers - CompTIA certs for Btc.\nCryptoCars - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCryptwerk - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nDirectory.BTCPayserver - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nGrowingSpaces - Buy Greenhouses with BTC.\nMonerica - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nMoneromarket - XMR trading platform with escrow. Start selling and buying today.\nOatManFarms - Purchase Oats for BTC.\nShopinBit - Purchase all sorts of items in BTC, only ships to UK currently.\nXMR Bazzar - A p2p shopping center for buying and selling services and goods in Monero. Built by Douglas Tumen, founder and host of the Monero Talk podcast.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale.\nJobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin.\nLatium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase.\nPublish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens.\nDAO and DEFI Tools # ApeBoard - Cross chain crypto monitoring Dashboard.\nCoin - Crypto portfolio account and crypto news aggregator.\nCow.fi - CoW Protocol finds the lowest price for your trade across all exchanges and aggregators, such as Uniswap and 1inch – and protects you from MEV, unlike the others.\nDAOStack - Project that helps you streamline the creation of your own DAO.\nDefiSafety - DEFI Security ratings.\nDefillama - The ultimate tracker for all things DEFI. Track Yield, transparency, NFTs, Stables, Hacks etc.\nDapps.com - Dapp rankings via marketcap.\nDextools - Cross Chain Defi and Cefi Dashboard.\nGhostfol - Multichain Dashboard, includes traditional stocks and ETF’s as well.\nHedgehog - Centralized Exchange Dashboard Management.\nRailgun - RAILGUN is a smart contract system that enables Zero-Knowledge Privacy for any on-chain dApp.\nRotki - An open source portfolio tracker, accounting and analytics tool that protects your privacy. Can be self hosted.\nTornado Cash - DO NOT USE IF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. Tornado cash is an Ethereum based coinjoin mixer that can be used to gain privacy on Ethereum. In August 2022 Tornado Cash was blacked listed by the US government and added to the OFAC list. While the front end website is no longer running you can still interact with the smart contract(this is by design). If you are a US citizen you risk criminal penalties for doing so. Alex Pertsev, was sentenced to five years in prison for his work on development of Tornado cash. It\u0026rsquo;s important to note that despite the shutdown by the US government, the Tornado Cash smart contract is still up and running, and is more less unstoppable as long as the Ethereum network continues to run. If you would like to support the legal defence fund you can so by checking out Justice DAO.\nDecentralized Nodes # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Avalanche and more.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nHandshake - Decentralized DNS. Handshake is an experiment on collaborating to create a decentralized network which results in a global allocation of names. Think of the handles or usernames you use on services such as social networks, and domain names identifying the URL for websites. Nearly all of these services were provided by trusted third parties which prevent the web from truly being decentralized. Handshake provides a means, including key management and server/service authentication, for decentralized web services to experiment.\nMonero Nodo - A full, unpruned, and dedicated hardware node comes equipped with Tor and I2P support, ensuring maximum privacy and security for your transactions. Manage your wallets effortlessly through the LWS Admin panel and enjoy the convenience of our built-in block explorer. The 5.5″ touchscreen allows you to control your node directly from the device, or you can access it from the web for added flexibility and full block explorer functionality. Mine Monero using P2Pool. Contribute to your privacy by running your own personal node while contributing to the Monero network.\nMyNodeBTC - Run Bitcoin nodes and lots of other Bitcoin applications, includes wallets, BTCPay Server, Lightning tools and Whirlpool and other privacy tools.\nPibode-XMR - Small Raspberry pi focused distro for Monero mining.\nPktCash - PKT is an ecosystem of apps that decentralize access to the internet. The mission is to get the next billion people online.\nThreefold - Decentralized Autonomous Internet Infrastructure. ThreeFold is a globally-distributed grid of storage, compute, and network capacity, acting as “no middleman” Internet resources between independent capacity providers and users.\nEducation and certifications # C4/Crypto Consortium - Offers certifications for BTC, Eth and crypto best practices.\nBlockchain-Council.org - Blockchain Council embraces Blockchain, AI, and Web3 with a range of certifications and training.\nChainalysis Certifications - The Chainalysis Cryptocurrency Fundamentals Certification (CCFC) credential is designed for those new to cryptocurrency. Whether you’re starting out on a career focused on crypto, or are coming across bitcoin as you run investigations, onboard new businesses or formulate cryptocurrency compliance policies, this is the place to begin.\nFund Raising # Giveth - Giveth is building a new way forward with its zero-fee, community-driven donation platform - leveraging the power of blockchain technology to connect on-the-ground projects with regenerative funding opportunities.\nGeyser.fund - Geyser is a bitcoin-native crowdfunding platform where you can fund project ideas with the support from global communities.\nHeo.Finance - Decentralized crowdfunding without borders. Help Each Other (HEO) is the first decentralized stablecoin-based crowdfunding platform that removes geographical and political limitations from fundraising. HEO platform is already live on Binance Smart Chain, Celo, Aurora, and Ethereum mainnets.\nKuno Media - Monero based crowd funding.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow institute works to help fund privacy and anti surveillance tech.\nOpen Sats - Open Sats Initiative, Inc. (EIN 85-2722249) is a 501(c)(3) public charity which aims to fund Bitcoin-related free and open-source projects and associated education and research initiatives. Open Sats focuses on no strings attached Bitcoin(only) and freedom tech donations.\nStacks.org - The mission of the Stacks project is to enable a better internet through decentralized apps. To do it, they’re expanding the Bitcoin economy and enabling more functionality as a Bitcoin layer.\nTen31 - Ten31 is the leading bitcoin-focused investor and partner of choice to companies building technology and infrastructure for the bitcoin ecosystem, as well as complementary freedom-oriented technologies including open source software, AI and nostr.\nMerchant Services # Align Pay - AlignPay never picks sides on any issue and is proud to facilitate a welcoming place where people, organizations, campaigns, and merchants can interact in a healthy, open, and legal way.\nParallel Economy - Censorship-Resistant payment processing backed by Conservative Commentator Dan Bongino.\nRevere Payments - A Christian merchant services provider that offers a wide range of solutions for businesses in a variety of industries, including e-commerce, retail, restaurant, firearms, religious, political, CBD, and non-profit. We’re using the same innovative technology as our parent company, Metrics Global, to bring seamless, secure online payments to any industry.\nSecond Amendment Processing - 2nd Amendment processing helps you protect yourself and your business from being censored for your political views or other forms of wrong think.\nOsint for Crypto # AMLBot - Founded in 2019, AMLBot Online assessment of crypto addresses and transactions, founded in 2019 by a team of RegTech specialists in accordance with FATF international recommendations. Offers both free and non-free services.\nClarks Dashboard - A comprehensive list of all BTC Data. Includes Block times, price data, Side chain data, mining etc.\nDeveloperReports - Tracks the current amount of developers on Crypto projects.\nMonero Garden - A complete introduction and walkthrough on all the technical specifics of Monero.\nMonero Inflation - Tracks potential inflation or flaws in the Monero Protocol. Due to Monero\u0026rsquo;s privacy proper auditing can be difficult.\nMonero Observer - News aggregator for all things monero.\nMoneroj.net - Tracks the Monero mining hash rate across all miners.\nMonero.Eco - Graphical interface for the entire Monero Ecosystem.\nMiningPoolStats - Track all data across mining pools for all sorts of crypto projects. Organized primarily by what type of hash algorithm each blockchain uses.\n[Monerowatch](https://monerowat.ch - A monero blockchain explorer. While Monero doesnt have a tradational blockchain explorer we can track block times and size. Along with hash rate and other useful metrics.\nOXT.me - OXT is a tool designed for Exploratory Blockchain Analysis of the bitcoin ledger. OXT is the \u0026lsquo;Other exploration Tool\u0026rsquo; and it should become the \u0026lsquo;Open eXploration Tool\u0026rsquo; in the future.\nStable Pulse - Get a clear, accurate, minimally filtered view of the stablecoin ecosystem.\nThe Monero Moon - The ultimate newsletter for all things Monero.\nTheGraph.com - Crypto Database API Tools.\nTimechainstats.com - BTC Chain API data.\nTrack Bitcoin Nodes - Tracks total Bitcoin nodes.\nTrack Bitcoin Treasuries - Tracks the public Bitcoin Wallets of major corporations and governments.\nTrack Ethereum Nodes - Tracks total Ethereum nodes.\nDefi Lama StablecoinData - Stable coin data across chains.\nPrivacy Software # Bokuto Monero Node - Open source fork of Ronin Dojo’s Bakuto project that allows for a full node Monero wallet.\nBorder Wallets - Border Wallets is a website that helps you strategize on how best to memorize your wallet seed phrase. This can be useful if you need to cross a border, or have a particularly high threat model.\nGupax - Gupax is a GUI for mining Monero on P2Pool using XMRig.\nJam - Jam is a graphical user interface for JoinMarket, and while obviously related, is a separate project developed by a separate set of people.\nJoinMarket-Org - JoinMarket is software to create a special kind of bitcoin transaction called a CoinJoin transaction. Its aim is to improve the confidentiality and privacy of bitcoin transactions. With the shutdown of Samurai wallet, and the withdrawal of the not recommended service Wasabi from the US, Join Market is now one of the only privacy tools for Bitcoin.\nPinode - Monero OS for running full Monero Nodes on Pi’s, Rockpros and Odroids.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nSilent Payments - Silent Payments make receiving Bitcoin easier than ever while preserving your privacy. Silent Payments allow you to create a single, static address to share with friends, use for donations, or post for tips without sacrificing privacy. When someone wants to send you a payment, they use the unique public key that is a part of your Silent Payment address, combine it with the public keys of the outputs they want to send and generate a unique, one-time address that looks on-chain just like any other Taproot address.\nXMRVSBeast - P2Pool Bonus Hash Rate Raffle for people providing Monero Hash.\nSocial Media # Coinpayments.net - Purchase Social media followers with Monero.\nEchoIn - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here.\nFountain - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nMinds - Minds is an open-source social networking service that promotes free speech, privacy, and transparency.\nOshi - Oshi is a powerful marketing and rewards platform built to replace stars, punch cards, and coffee points with something that people really want - Bitcoin.\nOrange Pill App - Bitcoin dating and friend finder.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.ps://www.minds.com/) - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nSpeculative Projects # DarkFi - DarkFi is a new Layer 1 blockchain, designed with anonymity at the forefront. It offers flexible private primitives that can be wielded to create any kind of application. DarkFi aims to make anonymous engineering highly accessible to developers. Backed by noted Crypto Anarchist Amir Taaki.\nFedimints - While still largely theoretical, Fediments is based off the original 1980\u0026rsquo;s concept of Chaumian Ecash, that would essentially provide federated mints built on top of Bitcoin, with high levels of privacy. Two implementations of this concept are Cashu and Umint. These are still in active development. One potential problem with this is legal pressure due to potential classification of these services as unlicensed money transmitters, much like how Samurai Wallet and potentially custodial lightning services are being targeted.\nFreedom Dollar - Freedom Dollar is a private, censorship-resistant stablecoin protocol built on Zano. Stable coins are a useful but sometimes risky project, as they are supposed to maintain their price point with a fiat asset like the dollar.\nHaveno - Haveno aims to be a crypto on ramp much like Bisq that uses Monero instead of Bitcoin as the base payment option. Haveno will utilize TOR and p2p trades, while never taking custody of your funds.\nPirate Chain - Launched in 2018 with the primary goal of being the most private and secure digital currency, Pirate Chain strives to protect the financial privacy of every user in the world. Pirate Chain achieves this by employing the strongest and most acclaimed privacy protocol in the industry, and couples this with an unassailable strategy implementation. Pirate vs Monero Breakdown\nSerai DEX - Largely created in response to Thorchain\u0026rsquo;s choice to not integrate Monero, the Serai Dex works much like the Thorchain DEX, providing coin trading between different native coins using liquidity pools funded by users for small rewards.\nZano - An ambitious project that offers the privacy of Monero for regular transactions, including all projects built ontop of its network. Additionally offers alias addresses so you can associate a wallet address with a name, much like how DNS works for IP addresses. Offers escrow services and Iconic swaps as an alternative to Atomic Swaps. Also allows for building dApps on chain as well.\nSpending Options # Bill Pay # Bitrefill Credit Card Service - Service to pay off Credit Card for multiple providers. Requires KYC. Currently disabled for Americans, but hopefully will be returning. This service does require KYC, but they do offer other services that do not.\nDoctorSim - Top up or recharge any prepaid phone in over 200 countries instantly and securely with doctorSIM.\nSpritz.Finance - Focuses on bill pay, secured payments, automated payments etc. Uses Web 3. Requires an account. Currently in closed Beta.\nCredit Cards # 2Fiat - A new platform that lets you instantly convert Bitcoin, Monero, USDT or any crypto to fiat and make purchases online or in store.\nAbine - An alternative credit card masking service. Abine has similar features, virtual cards up to 500$ for individual vendors. But Abine also offers other privacy services like phone masking, email masking and more. Abine does not have a free tier unlike privacy.com.\nBitpay - Preloaded Bitpay card that lets you spend your Bitcoin.\nDashDirect - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including DASH. Dash Direct phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with DASH for discounts from hundreds of vendors. No KYC Required.\nDoNotPay - DoNotPay is a consumer rights company that helps you fight corporations and beat bureaucracy. They offer a wide range of services, including bill pay, credit card management, and more.\nEzzocard - Anon cards can be purchased via crypto. Charges a decent markup.\nKlutchCard - Service that provides several management and privacy features for your bank account. Klutch gives you unlimited Virtual cards, a physical card without your name on the front, and the ability to manage your spending transactions in depth all while still earning cash back. Does require KYC information and a good credit score though. Another downside, there is currently no way to pay off your balance other than to link your account via ACH and routing number.\nLaso.Finance - A bit pricey. Virtual Credit card with no KYC card that allows for spends of over 1K anywhere in the world. Currently uses Metamask for stable coins only. Monero support coming soon.\nPayWithMoon - Virtual Cards with no KYC funded by lightning based Bitcoin transactions. You can create as many virtual cards as you want, but cards are limited in amounts of 1000$. These cards do not currently work outside of the United States. Used to provide full pre-paid credit cards only offers gift cards now.\nPrivacy.com - The primary method for Credit Card Privacy. By linking your bank account to your Debit card, you can create virtual privacy focused cards that only work for one vendor at a time. This prevents your Debit card from being used in the event of a vendor data breach. Virtual cards are easily deletable. Downsides are that you start with 500$ per card limits for virtual cards. And there is the privacy concern of sharing your bank data with a third party. Please use our affiliate link when signing up. To get an extra $5 dollars on sign up.\nUquid - Virtual card for crypto, only works through Binance or wallet connect compatible wallets, for a wide range of gift card services.\nX1 - Similar to Klutch. Control subscriptions and keep your details private with disposable card numbers.donotpay.com/learn/virtual-credit-card-generator/) - Free Virtual Credit Card Generator for signing up for trial services. Do not Pay also works to create an AI focused response to many asymmetrical problems of society like fighting back against parking tickets or social media de-platforming with automated and proven methods of remediating these issues.\nGift Cards # Egifter - Buy and send premium gift cards for a wide range of services. Offers points per purchases. Gyft - Gift cards for over 200 vendors. Coinsbee - Does Phone Top ups. Bitrefill - Gifts cards and other services. Coincards - giftcards available in multiple countries, Coincards has everything you could possibly need to live your life with crypto! Offers Phone Top ups and accepts Monero. Stealths - Monero first Gift card sales. No KYC Required. Wallets # Bitcoin Wallets # Ashigaru - A new fork of Samurai Wallet without the coinjoin services. As this is new untested its recommended not to put large amounts of BTC on here just yet.\nCasa - Self custody wallet with built in Multi-sig for security and inheritance built in so that your assets aren\u0026rsquo;t lost in the event of death. Only takes Bitcoin and Ethereum.\nCold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nElectrum Wallet - Founded in 2011 Electrum is one of the oldest, simplest and most trusted Bitcoin Only wallets in the game. With a simple interface that has been forked by many other blockchain projects Electrum has everything you need to store and use your bitcoin easily and securely.\nSamurai Wallet - A modern bitcoin wallet hand forged to keep your transactions private your identity masked and your funds secured. Samurai Wallet is a mobile only wallet that is built to work with the Ronin Dojo Full node and Whirlpool privacy coinjoins. Completely Open Source. Mobile only wallet. In April 2024 Samurai Wallet was shutdown by the US government and the founders of the wallet arrested. While the wallet still works if installed, the Whirpool coinjoin features have since been disabled. You can donate to the Samurai defense team here You can also find a list of Public Dojo Clones to use at Dojobay\nSparrow Wallet - Sparrow is a Bitcoin wallet for those who value financial self sovereignty. Sparrow’s emphasis is on security, privacy and usability. Sparrow does not hide information from you - on the contrary it attempts to provide as much detail as possible about your transactions and UTXOs, but in a way that is manageable and usable. Completely Open Source. Desktop only wallet. Following the arrest of the Samurai Wallet Devs, the Whirlpool privacy features were removed from the wallet.\nHardware Wallets # Cold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nFoundationDevices - Foundation builds the Passport hardware wallet which is an airgapped wallet hardware device. Passport has no direct connection with the outside world – no USB data and no wireless communications. Instead, Passport uses a camera and QR codes for communication. This provides hardcore, airgapped security without sacrificing usability.\nLedger - NOT RECOMMENDED. While Ledger has a long history in the space of supporting multiple coins. Ledger is close sourced. Ledger has recently come under for fire for creating a backup policy that lets you back up your keys to Ledgers cloud providers, which means that your private keys could be susceptible to third party pressures on the key holders. Also Ledger was caught sending customer data to several different third parties.\nMonero Signer - Monero Signer is a hardware signing device equipped with a camera that allows you to sign transactions offline via QR-Code. Monero Signer also allows you to generate seeds, passphrases and addresses. All this while being completely offline. Software updates are done air-gapped using a micro SD card.\nSeedsigner - Open source hardware signing device that uses raspberry pi zero which reduces possibility of interception. Does not store your coins, is only a security focused device for signing/approving transactions. Bitcoin only.\nTrezor - One of the older hardware wallets around. Trezor is Fully open source and is one of the few wallets to also support multiple coins.\nLightning Wallets # Phoenix Wallet - Utilizing the lightning network can still be quite difficult, which Phoenix aims to help solve. At first glance, Phoenix doesn\u0026rsquo;t look different from your typical Bitcoin wallet. The difference is that Phoenix runs natively on Lightning. Phoenix takes care of everything under the hood and you will barely notice anything, except that your payments are faster and cheaper. Mobile only wallet. Monero Wallets # Anonero - Anonero is privacy focused phone wallet that only supports Monero, while incorporating other privacy features like, encrypted backups, airgapped transactions mandatory TOR connections. You can only access this app over TOR.\nFeather Wallet - Feather is a free, open-source Monero wallet for Linux, Tails, macOS and Windows. It is written in C++ with the Qt framework. Monero can be difficult to use in many cases to the highly technical and private nature of the coin, which is why the simplicity of feather wallet is so necessary. Feather Wallet can installed or run as a standalone application, making it easily parable with something like Tails OS for the ultimate privacy combo.\nMonero Subscription Wallet - Wallet that allows you to set subscriptions of regularly recurring payments that you would like to send.\nMyMonero - The simplest way to use the next-generation private digital currency Monero, at the sweet spot between security, convenience, and features. Not a full node wallet. You need to trust another node to run this wallet. These wallets share your private view key with a remote server, which continuously scans the blockchain looking for your transactions. They are faster to use, but your privacy can be lessened if you don\u0026rsquo;t control the remote server.\nRinoWallet - Online Monero multisig wallet. Non-custodial and offers 2FA protection.\nMulti Chain Wallets # CakeWallet - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including Monero. Cakewallet phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with Monero for discounts from hundreds of vendors. Supports Monero. No KYC Required. Mobile and desktop wallet. Open Source.\nExodus Wallet - One of the best wallets for holding multiple coins. With a beautiful interface that shows you long term internal price data, built in protocol level staking, coin swaps between hundreds of coins and many other features. Exodus is one best crypto wallets bar none. While it has ended support for Monero as it was a technical challenge to support it. Exodus is NOT Open source. Desktop and mobile.\nStack Wallet - Non Custodial multi coin wallet. Open Source. Has built in exchange functionality. Comes with \u0026ldquo;Duress mode\u0026rdquo; that lets you prepare a fake wallet in case you are physically threatened. Comes with built auto back ups, in wallet crypto swapping and more. Allows you to easily point at your own full node. Supports monero. Desktop and Mobile.\nWallet Recovery # Bitcoin Recovery CO - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nCryptoRecovers - Helping people regain access to their lost Bitcoin wallets since 2019.\nDatarecovery.com - Specializes in cryptocurrency recovery services, providing expert assistance to individuals and businesses who have lost access to their digital assets.\nDriveSavers - Specializes in recovering lost cryptocurrency and compromised wallets from all types of software and hardware wallets.\nEasyRecovery - Professional Bitcoin wallet recovery services can assist with password recovery, private key extraction, and damaged device repair to restore access to your Bitcoin.\nKeychainX - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nProfessional Crypto Recovery - Crypto recovery service that can help you recover your lost coins today.\nRecoverLostBitcoin - Expert crypto recovery services, including private key reconstruction, wallet and scam recovery.\nRecoverMyCryptoWallet - Can recover lost passphrases, missing seed words and forgotten passwords.\nWallet Recovery Service - Can recover lost crypto from all types of wallets.\n"},{"id":13,"href":"/organizations/","title":"Organizations","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The State is, and always has been, the great single enemy of the human race, its liberty, happiness, and progress.\u0026rdquo; - Murray Rothbard\nLiberty Organization that fight for different facets of all things related to liberty.\nAnti ESG Orgs # StriveFunds - Investment firm to counter ESG narrative from Blackrock and Vanguard. Strive specifically rejects the idea of Stakeholder capitalism. Started by author and presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. Antiwar # Antiwar.com - Since the mid 90\u0026rsquo;s Antiwar.com has been one of not the most important and consistently antiwar voices. With reporting on wars all over the globe for a liberty perspective, antiwar.com covers every aspect of the global wars.\nBitcoin For Peace - Accelerate World Peace Through Bitcoin Adoption. The vision of Bitcoin For Peace is to live in world where ALL life co-thrives in harmony. With the current corrupt fiat system, that vision can never happen. Bitcoin is a peaceful revolution.\nConcerned Veterans for America - CVA and its grassroots army will look to defend VA reforms and expand health care options for veterans, rethink America’s foreign policy to promote long-term prosperity, and encourage action to foster a more secure financial future for our country.\nDefend the Guard - An organization that works to reclaim constitutional authority. Defend the Guard legislation would prohibit a state’s National Guard units from being deployed into active combat without a formal declaration of war by Congress, as provided by the U.S. Constitution.\nFood Not Bombs - Food Not Bombs started in 1980. They work to provide healthy vegetarian food to starving Americans. Leftwing organization.\nStopWar.org - Stop the War was founded in September 2001 in the weeks following 9/11, when George W. Bush announced the “war on terror”. Stop the War has since been dedicated to preventing and ending the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and elsewhere. Comes from a leftwing perspective.\nThe Libertarian Institute - Founded by Scott Horton. LI focuses on many issues with a large focus on antiwar. LI has a lot of cross over with Antiwar.com.\nTheGrayZone - The Grayzone is an independent journalistic initiative that does not receive funding from any government or government-backed group or individual. The Gray Zone primarily reports on antiwar civil rights issues from a left wing perspectives.\nWeAreNotYourSoldiers - Antiwar Non-profit feature former soldiers that publicly talk about their horrible experiences during war.\nAntiWoke Advocacy # ActionPDE - PDE Action is a nonpartisan advocacy group working to reclaim public schools through engagement with school boards \u0026amp; state legislatures.\nDefendingEd - Parents Defending Education is a national grassroots organization working to reclaim our schools from activists imposing harmful agendas.\nExit Group - Group that helps users exit from woke/corporate life and build businesses to create separate revenue streams\nFairForAll - A nonpartisan organization dedicated to advancing civil rights and liberties for all Americans, and promoting a common culture based on fairness, understanding, and humanity. Specifically rejects woke ideas and believes in actual equality for all people.\nHeterodox Academy - Heterodox Academy (HxA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit membership organization of thousands of faculty, staff, and students committed to advancing the principles of open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement to improve higher education and academic research. Focuses heavily on Colleges.\nInstitute for Liberal Values - As a non-partisan and non-sectarian consortium focused on the promotion of individual freedom, rights, and liberty in everyday life, the Institute for Liberal Values provides the skills and support required to build community where there has been division, encourage free expression where there has been censorship, and foster optimism where there is fear.\nNew Discourses - Education on all things critical theory. Eduation and debunking of Marxism, Progressive and all forms of critical theory. IE Critical Race Theory, Queer Theory, etc. Founded by James Lindsey.\nClimate Change Pushback # Copenhagen Consensus - The Copenhagen Consensus Center is a think tank that researches and publishes the smartest solutions to the world\u0026rsquo;s biggest problems. Our studies are conducted by more than 300 economists from internationally renowned institutions, including seven Nobel Laureates, to advise policymakers and philanthropists how to achieve the best results with their limited resources.Founded by climate change debunker and educator Bjorn Lomborg.\nEnvironmental Progress - Environmental Progress (EP) was founded in 2016 with the mission of achieving nature, peace and prosperity for all. We believe everyone has a right to affordable energy, a healthy planet, and urban environments that enable citizens to thrive. Our strategy has been to organize grassroots movements to defend these rights, and to fund research into why they are threatened. Founded by free speech advocate and Journalist Michael Shellenberger.\nHeartland.org - The Heartland Institute is a nonprofit organization that focuses on issues in education, environmental protection, health care, budgets and taxes, and stopping Socialism.\nIndustrial Progress - For the last 40 years, so-called environmentalists have held back industrial progress around the world. That\u0026rsquo;s why Idustrial Progress helps the industry fight for its freedom, with new ideas, arguments, and policies that will improve our economy and our environment. Founded by Fossil Fuels advocate Alex Epstein.\nPerc.org - The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) explores how aligning free market incentives for environmental stewardship produces sustainable outcomes for land, water, and wildlife.\nSavory.Global - Fights against climate change approved opinion by using regenerative farming practices of holistic land management. Provides real alternative solutions to mainstream climate fear mongering.\nDrug Freedom # Drug Policy Alliance - The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the leading organization in the U.S. working to end the drug war. Encryption and censorship # Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) - The largest organization that fights for Internet and Digital Freedom. Based out of the US.The EFF puts out several of the best digital freedom tools, including HTTPS Everywhere, Privacy Badger and Certbot.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFree resources Physical and Digital # Art For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nLeadership Institute - Liberty focused training provided in person and virtual. Training is offered for a wide range of topics, including, activism campaigns, fundraising and more.\nLibertarianism.org - Free ebooks from a Cato/Bluepilled perspective. Still some solid content overall.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - Free liberty starter kits for applicants. Including books small grants and more. Primarily aimed at students.\nTechsoup.org - Free Tech for non-profits.\nLegal Advocacy # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nCoin Center - Based in D.C., Coin Center is the leading non-profit research and advocacy center focused on the public policy issues facing cryptocurrency and decentralized computing technologies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Their mission is to defend the rights of individuals to build and use free and open cryptocurrency networks: the right to write and publish code – to read and to run it. The right to assemble into peer-to-peer networks. And the right to do all this privately.\nDeFi Education Fund - The DeFi Education Fund (DEF) explains decentralized finance (DeFi) to policymakers around the world and advocates for policies welcoming of decentralized financial infrastructure.\nFire - Since its founding more than two decades ago as the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, FIRE has become the nation’s leading defender of fundamental rights on college campuses through our unique mix of programming, including student and faculty outreach, public education campaigns, individual case advocacy, and policy reform efforts. In 2022, FIRE changed its name to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and announced an expansion initiative into off-campus free speech advocacy and legal defense.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nInstitute for Justice - IJ is a nonprofit, public interest law firm. Their mission is to end widespread abuses of government power and secure the constitutional rights that allow all Americans to pursue their dreams.\nJusticeDao- A DAO specifically dedicated to helping the legal defense of the developers of Tornado Cash, an Ethereum based privacy service that was takedown by government action.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nPacific Legal Foundation - Pacific Legal Foundation is a national nonprofit legal organization that defends Americans from government overreach and abuse. PFL specifically focuses on Property Rights, Equality and Opportunity and Separation of Powers. ^1,2^\nPeer-To-Peer Rights Fund - The P2P Rights Fund is a project housed within the Bitcoin Policy Institute, a 501(c)3 think tank. An advisory board including open-source developers, human rights activists, and lawyers oversees the fund’s activities. P2P Focuses on protection of Open-Source Software under the First Amendment.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nStand With Crypto - Stand With Crypto, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, champions for clear, common-sense regulations for the crypto industry. We\u0026rsquo;re mobilizing the 52 million crypto owners in the US - a demographic that is younger (60% Gen-Z and Millennials) and more diverse (41% identify as racial minorities) than the general US population - to unlock crypto\u0026rsquo;s innovation potential and foster greater economic freedom.\nThe Crypto Lawyers - Much like Coin Center Crypto Lawyers provide legal advocacy for Bitcoin freedom. They offer services in regards to Litigation, NFT, DEFI, IP, Compliance, and Forensic Investigations.\nMeetups, Education and Training # Americas Future - America’s Future empowers young people to be active, civil, and curious citizens who build freer communities that lead to fulfillment, dignity, and happiness for all.We’re working toward a time in America where young people collaborate to drive change in their communities – change that equips the individual to build a free and happy life. America’s Future offers rising generations opportunities for networking, mentoring, leadership and community engagement through our national network and extensive array of programming.\nArt For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nFreedom Works - A longstanding political orginization that has traditionally leaned republican. Recently though they\u0026rsquo;ve rebranded to target smaller liberty focused groups in order to help educated and advocate for freedom and change in public policy.\nLeadership Institute - Founded in 1979 by its president, Morton C. Blackwell, LI provides training in campaigns, fundraising, grassroots organizing, youth politics, and communications. The Institute teaches conservatives of all ages how to succeed in politics, government, and the media.The Institute offers more than 50 types of training schools, workshops, and seminars; a free employment placement service; and a national field program that trains conservative students to organize campus groups.\nLiberty on the Rocks - Liberty on the Rocks is a non-profit grass roots libertarian organization designed to educate, connect, and activate liberty enthusiasts around the world. Through local chapters and events, citizens and activists throughout the country can increase the size of their networks, enhance their understanding of economics and the philosophy of freedom, widen their knowledge of local and national educational outlets, and increase their opportunities for involvement. Official Partner of Liberty Tools\nLiberty Seeds - The largest directory of liberty-minded organizations, events, and more.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - SFL is not a top down, chapter based, or membership organization. Instead SFL functions as a network of pro-liberty students from a wide diversity of locations and backgrounds. SFL does sometimes take the more blue pilled approach.\nWe Are Change - We Are Change is a nonpartisan, independent media organization comprised of individuals and groups working to expose corruption worldwide.Founded by Luke Rudkowski, We Are Change is comprised of independent journalists, concerned citizens, activists, and anyone who wants to shape the direction our world is going in. We seek to expose the lies of governments and the corporate elite who constantly trash our humanity. Their goal is to create a community of truth-seekers and peacemakers who share a commitment to nonviolent action.\nYoung Americans for Liberty - Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) is the most active and effective pro-liberty youth organization advancing liberty on campus. Our four-step mission is to identify, educate, train, and mobilize youth activists to make liberty win. YAL maintains many chapters across college campuses all over the US.\nYou are the Power - You Are The Power is a membership-based nonprofit that is founded and run by Spike Cohen. They work with activists and organizations in all 50 states, using localized, single-issue activism to set communities free, restore individual rights, take the power away from government and put it back in the hands of the people.\nPress Freedoms # Committee to Protect Journalists - The Committee to Protect Journalists is an independent, nonprofit organization that promotes press freedom worldwide. They defend the right of journalists to report the news safely and without fear of reprisal.\nInternational Press Institute - Their mission is to defend media freedom and support independent journalism wherever they are threatened. Also tracks press freedoms in regards to Covid restrictions.\nReporters Without Borders - Reporters Without Borders tracks press freedoms across the world.\nPolice Reform and Monitoring # 8 Can\u0026rsquo;t Wait - 8 Cant Wait is a campaign to bring immediate change to police departments by encouraging the adoption of 8 specific policies.\nAdopt a Cop - Adopt A Cop BJJ is a nonprofit, donation based program and registered 501(c)3 that allows active duty patrolling police officers around the country to train at any Adopt A Cop BJJ affiliated academy and will pay 100% of the officer’s membership until they reach the rank of Blue belt. Blue belt is the second ranked belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and on average it takes around 12 to 18 months to obtain. Police officers are much less likely to both get injured and to injure suspects if they are trained in BJJ as evidenced by this Case Study.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nOpen-archive - App for saving and sharing files for whistleblowers and videos of police etc\nThick Red Line - A project of Art of Liberty, TRL is an effort to restore respect for law enforcement by abolishing victimless crime.\nWashingtonPost Police Shootings Database - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states\nThink Tanks # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAyn Rand Institute - ARI offers a variety of educational experiences to promote greater understanding of Ayn Rand’s philosophy and, through the writing and speaking of our experts, advocates her principles of reason, rational self-interest and laissez-faire capitalism. ARI also often takes a more Blue pilled perspective and does not generally follow Anarchist ideas, as it advocates for a one world government, based on the principles of logic and reason.\nArt of Liberty - A small think tank that exposes the Illegitimacy and Criminality of “Government” while Making the Voluntaryist Case for Free Markets, REAL Freedom and Peace.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow Institute works to promote the ideas of privacy in the world.\nThe Cato Institute - Founded in 1977 by Ed Crane, Murray Rothbard and Charles Koch. Cato is one of the oldest and largest libertarian think tanks in America. Cato has published great research and information since its inception. Cato has been criticized at times for often taking very pragmatic criticisms of the state and sometimes making the libertarian defense of state activities. Often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nThe Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) - FEE\u0026rsquo;s popular digital content and in-person programs turn complex ideas into practical tools for living your best life and making the world a better place. Fee covers a wide range of issues across the entire political spectrum, while always exposing government crimes and failures.\nThe Future of Freedom Foundation - The Future of Freedom Foundation is a tax-exempt, non-profit educational foundation whose mission is to present an uncompromising moral, philosophical, and economic case for the free society.\nThe Mises Institute - The premium think tank for all things liberty. Founded in 1982 by Anarcho-capitalism Lew Rockwell, largely to push the ideas of economist Murray Rothbard following his split with the Cato Institute. The Mises institute has been one of the biggest and most consistent voices for all things liberty including: Antiwar, Austrian economics, Sound Money, Police Reform, Secession, Book Publishing and so much more.\nThe Reason Foundation - Reason Foundation advances a free society by developing, applying, and promoting libertarian principles, including individual liberty, free markets, and the rule of law. We use journalism and public policy research to influence the frameworks and actions of policymakers, journalists, and opinion leaders. Reason also publishes Reason Magazine and hosts the SOHO Debate Forum. Much like Cato Reason often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nWhistle Blowing # Aim - Undercover citizen journalism, mostly focused on American schools.\nCryptome - One of the primary inspirations for Wikileaks, Cryptome has been offering a leaking platform to the world since 1996 and still runs today. Founded by John Young.\nEFF Surveillance Self-Defense - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\nGlobal Leaks - Whistleblowing Solutions Impresa Sociale S.r.l. (WBS) is an innovative social enterprise that carries out research and development to support whistleblowers and the fight against corruption. It was founded in 2016 to guarantee the economic sustainability of the GlobaLeaks project, through taking care of the growing number of requests for assistance, maintenance and custom deployment. WBS hosts the development activities and coordinates the community efforts. Global leaks provides its own open source tool for whistleblowers.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nO\u0026rsquo;keefe Media Group - Following the ousting of James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe from Project Veritas, O\u0026rsquo;Keefe Media group was founded to present another opportunity for whistle blowing and citizen journalism. OKM provides training and supplies for Citizen journalists.\nProject Veritas - Founded in 2010 by James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe, Project Veritas picked up much of the leaking slack following Wikileakss decrease in output. Often slandered as a far right group, Project Veritas has leaked many of the biggest stories since its inception. Project Veritas was and is largely known for using undercover cameras to expost stories.\nTruth in Media - Not a whistleblowing organization perse, however TIM is known for doing in depth inclusive stories reputably with strong reliable sources and without sensationalism. TIM focuses on stories that most media ignores. Founded by Journalist Ben Swann.\nWikiLeaks - Founded in 2006 by Julian Assange. Wikileaks was the the primary source for leaking of highly secret corporate and government data. Wikileaks worked to protect its leakers by employing the use of PGP and TOR. While largely inactive since the arrest of its founder Julian Assange in 2019, Wikileaks archives are still an important repository of leaked data.\nWizSafe Journalist Privacy Guide - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\n"},{"id":14,"href":"/osint/","title":"OSINT","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Nothing has such power to broaden the mind as the ability to investigate systematically and truly all that comes under thy observation in life.\u0026rdquo; - Marcus Aurelius\nOpen Source Intelligence tools can be used to find information of all types. This can be useful in furthering your understanding of both offensive and defensive practices by finding information for anything and everything. OSINT is the direct inverse of open source privacy tools. OSINT can be used for nefarious purposes in some cases, but OSINT itself does not directly include the concept of hacking. OSINT only aims to find legally available public information. OSINT has tremendous use in regards to education and finding information about corporations, politicians and good journalism. These tools can also be used to help you understand your own privacy exposure as well. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAI (Artificial Intelligence) Tools # Art Generators # Albus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAnimate Anyone - App that allows you to take a static image or photo and create videos of movement based on the people or characters in those photos.\nDall E - DALL·E 2 is an AI system that can create realistic images and art from a description in natural language. Made by Open Ai. Closed source.\nDreamstudio.ai - AI Art Generation.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGemini - Formerly known as Bard. Google\u0026rsquo;s AI alternative to Chat GPT. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias, including filtering your text prompts through a DEI and social justice lens.\nLumiere - A Space-Time Diffusion Model for Video Generation. Made by Google, closed source. Create video from word prompts or pictures. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias.\nMagic Animate - Magic Animate is an open source project that allows you to produces an animated video from a single image and a motion video.\nMid Journey - Mid Journey is an independent research lab exploring new mediums of thought and expanding the imaginative powers of the human species. Requires the unencrypted messaging app Discord for image generation.\nOpen AI Sora - Sora can generate videos up to a minute long while maintaining visual quality and adherence to the user’s prompt. Closed source.\nFreedom and Privacy AI Tools # AI Unchained - Podcast by freedom advocate and bitcoin educator Guy Swann. Follow the newest updates in the AI industry to become more sovereign and efficient by utilizing cutting edge tools.\nAlex AI - Energy and Climate Chatbot. Built by Alex Epstein, an advocate of Freedom and Fossil Fuels. Iphone Only.\nGab AI - Chat GPT alternative and image generator by conservative Social Media company GAB.\nGATgpt - A LLM model like Chat GPT but specifically for gun printing and all things gun related. Built by Cody Wilson.\nLibertAI - Decentralized privacy focused AI.\nUnleashed Chat - AI chatbot service designed with real privacy in mind. It stands out with its live Nostr data querying and advanced context embedding capabilities. It allows for Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network, for privacy and speed. The platform employs the latest Open Source models, prioritizing uncensored options.\nVenice - Venice is an open source alternative to Chat GPT. With built in features for code prompts and Stable Diffusion, Venice does not censor or spy on you. Launched by freedom advocate and crypto pioneer Erik Voorhees.\nGeneral AI Tools # AI or Not - Need to verify if images are AI generated? Here\u0026rsquo;s a project that can identify images from Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Dall-E, GAN and more.\nAIXploira - Access the largest list of top-quality AI tools available on the web.\nAlbus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAwesome GPT - List of dozens of GPT style LLMs.\nEsperanto.ai - Esperanto delivers high-performance, energy-efficient computing solutions that are the compelling choice for the most demanding AI and non-AI applications.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGPT4all - Self Hosted GPT Alternative.\nHuggingface.co - Open Source CHAT GPT Alternative.\nLM Studio - LM Studio lets you discover, download, and run local LLMs entirely offline.\nMaxAI.me - Chrome extension that lets you utilize AI on different sites.\nParse Prompt - Convert and summarize podcast episodes, audio clips, web-pages, and YouTube into AI-generated content.\nAttack Surface # BynaryEdge - We scan the web and gather data for you.\nCensys - Attack Surface Management Solutions.\nCriminalip.io - Cyber Threat Intelligence Search Engine and Attack Surface Management (ASM) platform.\nRedHunt Labs - Discover your Attack Surface, Continuously.\nSecurityTrails - The Total Internet Inventory.\nBug Hunting # Bug Bounty writeups - Detailed breakdowns of all sorts of different types of attacks.\nBughunter-handbook - A list of resources that will help bug bounty hunters with resources that are useful during their bug bounty journey.\nCertificates # CertSpotter - Monitors your domains for expiring, unauthorized, and invalid SSL certificates.\nCensys - Certificates - Certificates Search.\nCrt.sh - Certificate Search.\nCTSearch - Certificate Transparency Search Tool.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nTLS.BufferOver.run - Quickly find certificates in IPv4 space.\nCredentials # Check your email accounts to find associated accounts with breached companies.\nBreachdirectory.org - Check if your information was exposed in a data breach.\nCrackstation.net - Massive pre-computed lookup (Rainbow) tables to crack password hashes.\nDehashed - Free deep-web scans and protection against credential leaks, Takes Monero for Premium accounts.\nHackcheck - Hackcheck is a data breach search engine that makes checking the integrity of your data easy and flexible cheap! They currently offer several lightning fast queries to search through our billions of records with. The queries they offer are email, password, username, name, IP address, phone number, and domain name.\nHave I Been Pwned - Check if your email or phone is in a data breach.\nHaveibeensold.app - App that checks who is selling your data. Currently down.\nIntelx - Needs an account for most dumps, but shows accounts and password associated with on different sites.\nLeak-Lookup - Search across thousands of data breaches to find you compromised data - Requires an account for full results. Cheap prices and accepts Monero.\nLeakCheck.io - Make sure your credentials haven\u0026rsquo;t been compromised.\nLeakix - Identify public data leaks.\nMozilla Monitor - Stay safe with privacy tools from the makers of Firefox that protect you from hackers and companies that publish and sell your personal information. We’ll alert you of any known data breaches, find and remove your exposed info and continually watch for new exposures.\nSnusbase - Stay on top of the latest database breaches.\nSpycloud.com - More in Depth than haveIbeenpwned. Requires an account.\nCode Search Engines # GitHub Code Search - A search engine for searching projects on GitHub.\nGrep.app - Search across a half million git repos.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nNerdyData - Find companies based on their website\u0026rsquo;s tech stack or code.\nPublicwww.com - Source Code Search Engine. Find any alphanumeric snippet, signature or keyword in the web pages HTML, JS and CSS code.\nRepoSearch - Source code search engine that helps you find implementation details, example usages or just analyze code.\nSearchCode - Search 75 billion lines of code from 40 million projects.\nSourceGraph - Understand and search across your entire codebase.\nData Retention # Archive.org - The biggest site for internet website archives.\nDessant - A web extension for pulling data from archived sites.\nInteltechniques - A guide to manually remove your data from archive sites.\nMemento Time Travel - Memento TimeTravel is built using the archive.today API, and can thus be utilized as an upgraded internet archive product. It offers web users with an easy-to-use design.\nPagefreezer.com - PageFreezer is an alternative to the Wayback machine which utilizes Google-like crawling technology. The screenshots are taken using a fully automated operation.\nTubeRipper - An app that lets you rip or download videos from most platforms.\nWebcite - WebCite differs from the Wayback Machine by providing the sort of detailed snapshots of author-cited references requested by publishers, editors, and readers.\nDevice Information # Macaddress.io - MAC address vendor lookup.\nMaclookup.app - Find the vendor name of a device by entering an OUI or a MAC address.\nMacvendors.com - Find MAC Address Vendors. Now.\nMAC Vendor Lookup - Look up the vendor for a specific MAC Address.\nDNS # Chaos - Enhance research and analyse changes around DNS for better insights.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing.\nDNSDumpster - DNS recon \u0026amp; research, find \u0026amp; lookup DNS records.\nDNShistory.org - Domain Name System Historical Record Archive.\nDNSdb - Passive DNS historical database.\nDNSviz - Tool for visualizing the status of a DNS zone.\nDNSTwister - The anti-phishing domain name search engine and DNS monitoring service.\nDnslytics - The ultimate online investigation tool for DNS and other internet data.\nHackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nPassivedns.mnemonic.no - Web interface for querying passive DNS data collected in our malware lab.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nRapidDNS - DNS query tool which make querying - subdomains or sites of a same IP easy.\nDomains # Buckets.grayhatwarfare.com - Public buckets.\nBuiltWith - Find out what websites are Built With.\nCentralOps - DomainDossier - Investigate domains and IP addresses.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing!\nDomainIQ - Comprehensive Domain Intelligence.\nGrayhatwarfare.com - domains - How to search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nIPInfo - Provides your WAN or Public IP address.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nPentest-tools.com - Discover subdomains and determine the attack surface of an organization.\nRiddler - Allows you to search in a high quality dataset.\nRobTex - Various kinds of research of IP numbers, Domain names, etc.\nSecurityheaders.com - Scan your site now.\nSimilarweb.com - The easiest and fastest tool to find out what\u0026rsquo;s really going on online.\nSitereport.netcraft.com - Find out the infrastructure and technologies used by any site.\nSpyonweb.com - Find out related websites.\nStatscrop.com - Millions of amazing websites across the web are being analyzed with StatsCrop.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVisualsitemapper.com - Create a visual map of your site.\nWho.is - WHOIS Search, Domain Name, Website, and IP Tools.\nWhois.domaintools.com - Industry’s fastest domain discovery engine and broadest, most accurate data.\nWhoisology.com - Deep Connections Between Domain Names \u0026amp; Their Owners.\nExploits # 0day.today - The ultimate database of exploits and vulnerabilities.\nExploit-DB - An Exploit Database.\npacketstormsecurity.com - Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers.\nRapid7 - DB - A vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSploitus - A convenient central place for identifying the newest exploits.\nVulmon - A vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nFacial Recognition # Pimeyes - The gold Standard in facial recognition search, while prioritizing privacy. Focused Search Engines # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Correlate – Google Trends Correlate can help you identify search patterns that correlate with real-world trends. It can be used to identify search patterns that are similar to one another. For example, you could use the tool to find out if there is a link between new legislation and gun sales (at least in terms of the search volume related to the two topics).\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nGrabify - Grabify is a free web-based IP grabbing/URL shortening tool. (IP grabbing just as it implies simply means getting/grabbing peoples IP addresses.) This can be used to get location/IP data from potential attackers.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nIPGeo - IpGeo is a python tool to extract IP addresses from captured network traffic file (pcap/pcapng) and generate csv report containing details about the geolocation of each ip in the packets.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMillion Short – Million Short has an interesting approach to searching for information online. The interface is generally similar to a typical search engine. However, you can sort and filter the results in a number of ways. Examples include popularity, eCommerce, live chat, date, location, and others. Also, it automatically pulls out the top sites that usually occupy the top spots in any search result (e.g. Amazon.com, eBay, YouTube, etc.)\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nMention - A service that lets you track any code words across social media platforms. Paid service.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOSSDatabase - OSS DATABASE is a crowdsourced database of Open Source software. Their goal is to make it easy to look for open source alternatives and compare them with their proprietary peers.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPulsedive - A search engine for devices connected to the internet.\nPublic API\u0026rsquo;s - A list of several different API\u0026rsquo;s that are free to use for data pulling.\nPublicData.com - PublicData.com is the number one resource for public records from local, state, and federal agencies.\nProwl - A free IP search \u0026amp; identifications of IoC and IoA.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nSearch by Image - Tool to reverse image search docs, only works in Chromium based browsers.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nShodan – A search engine and network security tool for the internet of things. It finds devices on the internet like web servers, webcams, appliances, traffic lights, and even power plants.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTalkWalkerAlerts – TalkWalkerAlerts is a great alternative to Google Alerts because, in addition to monitoring the web for certain keywords, it monitors social media, blogs, and forums as well. This can be helpful if you need to find mentions of someone’s name or business across the web. Free and paid options.\nTorSearch - A TOR search engine for websites hosted on TOR (The Darknet).\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nTinyEye - A reverse image search.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nGeolocation # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nMail Addresses # Centralops - Email, Whois, DNS search info.\nEmailHippo - Email address verification technology.\nEmail-format.com - Find the email address formats in use at thousands of companies.\nHunter.io - Find professional email addresses in seconds.\nIntelligenceX - Search engine and data archive. Finds public personal information from data brokers.\nMelissa - Emailcheck - Check email addresses and verify they are live.\nMXToolbox - Check your email headers.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nReacher.email - Open-Source Email Verification.\nRocketReach - Your first-degree connection to any professional.\nskymem.info - Find email addresses of companies and people.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nThatsThem - Reverse email lookup.\nverify-email.org - Checks whether the mailbox exists or not.\nVoilaNorbert - I can find anyone\u0026rsquo;s email address.\nOSINT Lists # About.start.me - OSINT Dashboard to combine different OSINT tools.\nAwesome-Osint - A curated list of amazingly awesome open source intelligence tools and resources.\nFacebook Email Search - A simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFreedomlab.io - FreedomLab is a virtual gathering place for human rights defenders. Here you will find a repository of training materials, tutorials, and digital tools, all tailored to your needs and requirements. We hope you will learn about tools, experiences, advocacy and fundraising strategies, as well as knowledge and skills related to security. Through support and collaboration, human rights defenders increase their capacity to monitor and report, seek redress, and advocate for the promotion of human rights.\nFull OSINT - Full OSINT focused on the most popular web-based Open Source Intelligence and Cybersecurity Tools.\nHacker Search Engines - Long list of OSINT Tools.\nInteltechniques Tools - Dozens of tools available from Michael Bazzels website.\nOstintFramework - Terrific list. Layout is a bit strange can be annoying to navigate.\nOsint-jobs.com - Job board and education research.\nOsintcurio.us - The OSINT Curious Project was a source of quality, actionable, Open Source Intelligence news, original blogs, instructional videos, and live streams. We tried to keep people curious about exploring web applications for bits of information or trying out new techniques to access important OSINT data.\nOsintool.com - List of multiple tools with install instructions.\nOsintdojo.com - A giant list of OSINT resources.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nSociallinks.io - Everything you need to navigate the OSINT world, gain deeper insights, and enhance investigations.\nSocial-Analyzer - API, CLI \u0026amp; Web App for analyzing \u0026amp; finding a person’s profile across social media websites. It includes different string analysis and detection modules, you can choose which combination of modules to use during the investigation process.\nSpiderFoot - SpiderFoot is an open-source OSINT tool with 200+ modules for gathering information on target organizations, domains and IP addresses, networks, emails, and usernames. It offers automation capabilities for routine OSINT tasks like DNS queries, threat intelligence checks, breach detection, WHOIS lookups, and more.\nstart.me - Another Giant list of all sorts of tools.\nTCM-Open-Source-Intellingence-Resources - Compilation of Resources from TCM\u0026rsquo;s OSINT Course.\nX-osint - An Open source intelligent framework ie an osint tool which gathers valid information about a phone number, user’s email address, perform VIN Osint, and reverse, perform subdomain enumeration, able to find email from a name, and so much more.\nSecurity Focused Tools # 2fA.Directory - List of companies that use 2FA in America. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\n2fA.Directory.International - List of companies that use 2FA Internationally. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nBest Randoms - Random information generator for huge amount of categories.\nDmarc and SPF Checkers - A site Dmarc, SPF and DKIM are Email security settings that protect your email account from being spoofed or faked. This tool scores your domain to see how difficult it would be to spoof. ^1^\nDNS checker and port scanner - A site to check open ports, DNS SPF records and much more on your own internal server.\nEfani - Test your Phone number public connections to see your total phone exposure.\nEmail Rep - App that lets you check the known reputability of any email address and domain.\nEnd Of Life - Tracks closely software updates, and EOL status for a massive list of software. Need to figure out how long your new phone will be supported? They have you covered.\nExiftool - A tool let’s you pull metadata info from a wide range of file types.\nHudson Rock - Free tools to check for compromised corporate accounts.\nHowsecureismypassword - A site to test the security and the Bruce Force difficulty of your password.\nImmuniweb - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server or servers. Checks SSL status of multiple different types of applications. Also checks compliance with frameworks such as PCI, HIPAA and NIST.\nIp Quality Score - An app to check your IP, Email and Fraud prevention. Also allows for verifying Tor and VPN connectivity and much more.\nPolisis - Polisis gives you a glimpse of what websites actually say in their privacy policies.\nPrivacy Parrot - A search engine that helps determine if a website can sell your personal information.\nScamDoctor - Project that tracks known scam websites and use an algorithm to determine likelihood of other scams.\nSecurity Headers - A site to check the security headers of your own self-hosted server to check your exposure to attacks like XSS, Clickjacking and more.\nShieldsup - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Run by Steve Gibson of the SecurityNow Podcast and Spinrite data recovery application.\nSSL LABS - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Specifically looks at TLS config and hash algorithm of your website.\nTiny-check - A piece of software that scans your phone to check for unauthorized monitoring apps unknowingly installed.\nTOSBack (Terms of Service) - A website that reads back other website terms of service and puts it into a simple and easy to read summary.\nTraceLabs - An OSINT service that helps find missing people.\nVirus Total - Scan files, hashes and URLs to run them against a database of known compromised software. Extremely useful when evaluating new suspicious files or programs.\nW3Techs - Large list that tracks software utilization across industries. Find metrics based around software markets share.\nServers # FOFA - Cyberspace mapping.\nGreyNoise - The source for understanding internet noise.\nNatlas - Scaling Network Scanning.\nNetlas.io - Discover, Research and Monitor any Assets Available Online.\nOnyphe.io - Cyber Defense Search Engine for open-source and cyber threat intelligence data.\nZoomEye - Global cyberspace mapping.\nSocial Media Tools # Discord # Discord OSINT Attack Surface - Description of Discord\u0026rsquo;s attack surface.\nDiscord Snowflake to Timestamp Converter - Pulls Discord message timestamps.\nDiscordBee - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDiscordServers Search - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDutch OSINT Guy Discord Resources - OSINT Discord resources that may be useful for searching or pivoting on Discord.\nFacebook # Einvestigator.com - Facebook Search Tools and Resources.\nFacebook Email Search - Is a simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFB People Directory - Is a native tool built by Facebook so you can, as its name suggests, search their people directory. It’s super useful and one of the easiest tools to use when you’re looking for someone.\nPassive DNS - Technology allows you to investigate everything you can imagine about any organization or company in the world, way beyond a simple citizen profile. Let’s see it in action for facebook.com.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nToolzu.com - A platform for Facebook video downloading.\nGab # Gab OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGab OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tool for creating Bookmarklet.\nGab OSINT Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB ^1^\nGeneral Social Media Tools # Sherlock - Finds all usernames across 300 different social media platforms.\nSocialBlade - Real Time follower/subscriber counter for Youtube, Twitch, Instagram and Twitter.\nStories Down - Guide for several different platforms.\nGettr # Gettr OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGettr OSINT Investigations Tips \u0026amp; Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB.\nInstagram # Gramho - Identifying Followers of a Private Instagram Profile.\nInstahunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Instagram posts.\nInstagram OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Instagram.\nPicuki - View, edit and share your publicly available Instagram content.\nLinkedIn # Epieos LinkedIn Tool - Retrieve information linked to an email address.\nHow to conduct OSINT on Linkedin - List of tactics and strategies.\nLinkedIn OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the LinkedIn attack surface.\nLinkedIn OSINT Bookmarket Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part I - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part II - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nNew LinkedIn Search Features - Guide on search functions in LinkedIn.\nPinterest # Aware Online - List of tactics and strategies.\nPinterest OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Pinterest attack surface.\nReddit # Rdddeck - Creates Reddit decks.\nReddit OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Reddit attack surface.\nReddit OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nReddit OSINT Techniques - List of Osint tools and tactics for Reddit.\nUnddit - App that lets you display removed (by mods) and deleted (by users) comments/posts for Reddit.\nSkype # Skype OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Skype attack surface.\nSkypli - Skype search engine.\nSnapchat # Snapchat OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Snapchat attack surface.\nSnap Map - Watch Snaps submitted by Snapchatters around the world.\nTelegram # Awesome Telegram OSINT - Massive list of Telegram Tools.\nTelegram Analytics - Telegram channels and groups catalog in addition chat monitoring.\nTelegram Database - Telegram Search Engine.\nTikTok # TikTok OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the TikTok attack surface.\nTikTok OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate TikTok investigations.\nVidnice - TikTok search engine.\nTumblr # Tumblr OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Tumbler attack surface.\nTumblr OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate Tumblr investigations.\nTumblr OSINT Techniques - Breakdown of many tactics and techniques for OSINT on Tumblr.\nTwitter/X.com # Birdhunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Twitter posts.\nBot Sentinel - Helps you find and block trolls and fake Twitter accounts.\nFoller.me - Free people search engine finds social media profiles, public records, and more!\nNitter - Access Twitter through a privacy front end without an account.\nTinfoleak - Search for Twitter users leaks.\nTweet Beaver - If you’re doing research that involves a Twitter user, TweetBeaver is a great resource. Use it for things like downloading a user’s friends list, downloading a user’s followers list, checking to see if two accounts follow one another, and much more.\nTweetdeck - TweetDeck offers a more convenient Twitter experience by letting you view multiple timelines in one easy interface. It includes a host of advanced features to help get the most of Twitter: Manage multiple Twitter accounts, schedule Tweets for posting in the future, build Tweet collections, and more.\nTwitter OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Twitter attack surface.\nSpoonbill - Spoonbill lets you see profile changes from the people you follow on Twitter or other social networks.\nTrendsmap - Tracks hashtag trends by location.\nTweeterID - Pull your Twitter user ID.\nGetvidfy.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nSavetweetvid.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nURLs # HackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nMOZ Link Explorer - The world\u0026rsquo;s best backlink checker with over 40 trillion links.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nShorteners.grayhatwarfare.com - Search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nURLScan - A sandbox for the web.\nVehicles # Autocheck - Search by Vin or License Plate. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nFaxvin - Search by Vin. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nLicensesearch.org - Can be used to search License plates and Drivers licenses for a fee.\nSkipTracer - Python-based search engine program, that searches lots of different categories, Name, email, phone etc. In particular you can search License Plate info which is the most unique feature of this app.\nVehicle-OSINT-Collection - A comprehensive list of websites, add-ons, repositories, and other tools useful for finding information on a target vehicle ^2^\nVulnerabilities # Aqua Vulnerability Database - Vulnerabilities and weaknesses in open source applications and cloud native infrastructure.\nCapec.Mitre.org - A site that tracks common attack patterns.\nCloudvulndb.org - The Open Cloud Vulnerability \u0026amp; Security Issue Database.\nCVEDetails - The ultimate security vulnerability datasource.\nCVE.org - Another site that tracks identifies defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nGitHub Advisory Database - Security vulnerability database inclusive of CVEs and GitHub originated security advisories.\nLibraries.io - Open source package tracker.\nMITRE CVE - Another site that identifies, defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nMitre.org - A site that tracks common weaknesses across all software.\nNIST NVD - The National Vulnerability Database, that lists known threats and vulnerabilities.\nOssindex.sonatype.org - A free catalogue of open source components and scanning tools to help developers identify vulnerabilities, understand risk, and keep their software safe.\nOpencve.io - Easiest way to track CVE updates and be alerted about new vulnerabilities.\nOsv.dev - Open Source Vulnerability tracker.\nRapid7 - DB - Vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSecurity.snyk.io - Open Source Vulnerability Database.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVulDB - Number one vulnerability database.\nVulmon - Vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nVulners.com - Your Search Engine for Security Intelligence.\nVulnIQ - Vulnerability intelligence and management solution.\nWifi Discovery and Scanning # Acrylic WiFi - WiFi analysis, site survey \u0026amp; troubleshooting.\nAvast Wi-Fi Finder - Avast Wi-Fi Finder is an app to help you find free WiFi networks around you. Just check the map and take a look at the different points that show up. Tapping one of them gives you more information: the name of the network, whether it requires a password, etc.\nFree WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nNetwork Tools - Phone App for tracking all sorts of network metrics.\nOpen WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nWiFinder -\n"},{"id":15,"href":"/political-tools/","title":"Political","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;He knows nothing and thinks he knows everything. That points clearly to a political career.\u0026rdquo; -George Bernard Shaw\nHere at Liberty Tools we believe in looking at alternatives to electoral politics. We believe that in terms of advancing freedom electoral politics has mostly been a lost battle, or very often is actually counter productive. However we do have great respect for anyone who is trying to advance freedom as part of the political process, and continuing in the footsteps of the great politicians such as Ron Paul.\n🏛️ Find Representatives \u0026amp; Voting Info # Govtrack – Look up your Congressional representatives and their voting records. Vote.org – Polling Place Locator – Find out where to vote. Ballotpedia – Discover open races, ballot measures, candidate info, and more. IV3 – Verify your voter roll info, report inaccuracies, and track updates. 💵 Money in Politics # Opensecrets – Follow campaign finance and lobbying data. ALLRegreen – Track campaign contributions by industry and individual donors. Follow The Crypto – See cryptocurrency donations to politicians. Check My Donation – Check if your name has been used fraudulently in political donations. 📊 Government Transparency \u0026amp; Spending # Open the Books – Audit government spending at federal, state, and local levels. Data Republican – Explore federal grant allocations, charity, and NGO funding. DogeAI - A new AI project trying to expose political corruption. 🏢 Political Appointees \u0026amp; Local Involvement # OurPublicService.org – Appointee Tracker – Track political appointees in federal positions. Run Locally – Libertarian Party initiative to support local candidates. "},{"id":16,"href":"/privacy/","title":"Privacy","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The Cypherpunks are actively engaged in making the networks safer for privacy. Let us proceed together apace. Onward\u0026rdquo; - Eric Hughes\nPrivacy is a fundamental tenet of a free society. Corporations and governments are gathering data at record rates and will happily sell it to the highest bidder. In the era of social media, doxxing, twitter mobs and rising crime, take back your privacy to protect yourself and your family.\nAll in one Privacy Solutions # Cloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Cloaked is not Open Source. Though they do plan to open source their project in the future. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nMySudo - All in one privacy solution. MySudo offers services for phones, profiles, emails, virtual credit cards and more. MySudo doesnt always work well on non Android OSes like Calyx and you often need a google supported phone for activation, but once you activate it, it should work fine on Graphene.\nBrowsers # Brave - From the original creators of Firefox, Brave aims to use maximum privacy as a default. With ad blocking, phishing blocking, fingerprint and cookie blocking all enabled by default. Brave does offer ad payments in its own crypto token BAT, which has drawn some criticism from privacy advocates - In Depth Review\nDecentr - Brand new blockchain-based browser. Pays out in their own token for browsing search, much like Brave.\nFirefox - Firefox has a long-established history of competing with the most well-known browsers as the longest-serving open-source alternative. However, due to recent changes by Firefox in order to gain more revenue, we NO longer recommend them. Check out more here.\nLibreWolf - LibreWolf is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks.\nMullvad Browser - The Mullvad Browser is a privacy-focused web browser developed in a collaboration between Mullvad VPN and the Tor Project. It’s designed to minimize tracking and fingerprinting. You could say it’s a Tor Browser to use without the Tor Network. Instead, you can use it with a trustworthy VPN. The idea is to provide one more alternative – beside the Tor Network – to browse the internet with more privacy. To get as many people as possible to fight the big data gathering of today. To free the internet from mass surveillance.\nPrivacy Tests - In-depth comparison of browser privacy.\nTor Browser - Tor Browser is your choice if you need an extra layer of anonymity. It\u0026rsquo;s a modified version of Firefox, which comes with pre-installed privacy add-ons, encryption, and an advanced proxy. It\u0026rsquo;s not recommended to install additional browser addons. Plugins or addons may bypass Tor or compromise your privacy. While TOR is the best in privacy, it is also notoriously slow.\nWaterfox - Waterfox is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks. Not quite as private as something like LibreWolf, but makes up for it in speed and functionality.\nBrowser Exposure Checks # Cover Your Tracks and EFF Tool - A project from the EFF. Cover Your Tracks is two things: a tool for users to understand how unique and identifiable their browser makes them online, and a research project to uncover the tools and techniques of online trackers and test the efficacy of privacy add-ons. In Depth Breakdown and Review\nIpleak - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDNSLeaktest - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDeviceInfo - Checks computer hardware and software specs\nAm I Unique -Checks your IP and browser public info.\nBlacklight- Check third party trackers\nBrowserspy - When you surf around the internet your browser leaves behind a trail of digital footprints. Websites can use these footprints to check your system. BrowserSpy.dk is a service where you can check just what information it\u0026rsquo;s possible to gather from your system, just by visiting a website.\nPrivacy.net - What information can a website find out about you when you visit it? A lot more than you probably realize. This tool lists information that any website, advertisement, and widget can collect from your web browser. Such information could be used to identify you and/or track your behavior using tactics like IP lookups and browser fingerprinting. While none of this may be considered personally identifiable information (PII), the profile drawn from all these pieces of information can be so distinct that it can only plausibly match a single person.\nPersonaldata.info - Check what data your browser is leaking, and other tools.\nBrowser Extensions # AdNauseam - Extension that randomly opens ads to obfuscate tracking.\nBypass Paywalls - App that lets you get past paywalls to view otherwise paid content.\nCanvas Fingerprint Defender - Creates fake Canvas IDs to prevent fingerprinting.\nClear Browsing Data - Clear browsing data like cookies, history, and cache directly from the browser toolbar.\nDissenter - Browser extension that allows you to comment on any web page free of censorship.\nGoogle Teller - App that beeps every time a connection with Google is made.\nHTTPS Everywhere - Encrypts your communications with many major websites, making your browsing more secure.\nLibRedirect - Redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends like Newpipe, Nitter, Wikiless, etc.\nLocalCDN - Emulates Content Delivery Networks to improve your online privacy by intercepting traffic and injecting supported resources locally.\nMailvelope - Privacy-focused email web extension to securely encrypt your emails with PGP using webmail providers.\nMozilla Containers - Allows you to separate your browsing experience into different color-coded tabs to help protect your privacy.\nNoScript - Allows JavaScript and other potentially harmful content to be executed only by trusted websites of your choice.\nPrivacy Badger - Stops advertisers and trackers from secretly tracking where you go and what pages you look at on the web.\nPrivacy Possum - Monkey wrenches common commercial tracking methods by reducing and falsifying the data gathered by tracking companies.\nSnowFlake - Helps people in censored countries access the Internet without restrictions by acting as a proxy.\nTerms of Service; Didn\u0026rsquo;t Read - Provides short and quick summaries about the terms and privacy policies of websites you browse.\nTrackMeNot - Protects privacy in web-search by issuing randomized queries to common search engines.\nuBlock Origin - Free, open-source ad content blocker that increases security and privacy in your browser.\nWatch on Odysee - Redirects you from YouTube to Odysee, a decentralized YouTube alternative.\nComputers # Computer Manufacturers # Purism - Open Source company. Makes Open Source Laptops, Phones and Servers. Partners with other liberty focused companies like Start 9. Accepts Bitcoin as a method of payment. Also offers a private phone data plan. Shipping is known to be very slow in some cases. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nStarLabs - A computer company that sells a wide range of linux computers that come preconfigured with multiple different distros. Also includes a linux based tablet. Accepts Bitcoin\nSystem76 - Well known American Linux Company. Developed and pioneered Pop-OS operating system, A user friendly Ubuntu/Debian Fork.\nTuxedoComputers - High quality Linux focused computers. German company, only communicates in German.\nComputer Operating Systems # CNIX - A simple Linux distro that puts privacy first, but it\u0026rsquo;s much less intense than TAILS or QUBES.\nDistro Watch - Distro Watch tracks and rates all Linux Operating systems.\nLinuxMint - Linux distro for beginners.\nPop!_OS - Ubuntu Fork built by a dedicated Linux Hardware Company System76. Pop!_OS is one of the easiest and cleanest Linux distros around.\nQubesOS - a privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. Qubes requires a bit more hardware as it runs several virtual machines to segregate your applications to better ensure your privacy.\nReactOS - An Open Source OS designed to mimic the Windows file system.\nTAILS - A privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. With TAILS all traffic is routed through TOR and all of your data is deleted as soon as the computer is turned off.\nUbuntu - The long term gold standard for beginner Linux users.\nData Removal # AccountKiller- Website that helps you find and delete a wide range of old accounts across multiple platforms through specific account/platform targeting.\nCreditFreeze- Freeze your Credit in the event of a data breach\nCyberOneIntel - CyberOneIIntel claims to find what other services can\u0026rsquo;t - including social media accounts, employment history, dating profiles, gaming profiles, dark web credential breaches, indexed search engine occurrences, and much more.\nData Broker Opt Out List - massive list of data sites to opt out of manually.\nData Brokers List - Links to purge your data manually from data brokers\nData Opt Out - Links to requests to manually delete data from multiple websites and platforms.\nDeleteMe - Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. In Depth Discussion\nEasyOptOuts - Cheap service to remove your accounts from Data Brokers\nHacked - Paid service that helps you recover from hacks and exposed personal data. Service can help with deleting videos or images from website or social media platforms. Service can also help you recover hacked accounts if you have lost access.\nJustDeleteMe - A directory of direct links to delete your account from web services. If you would like to delete a wide range of your accounts manually, JustDeleteMe can link you directly to the section of page where you can easily delete your account.\nMyDataRemoval - Another competitor for purging personal information, Name, Home address etc. Review\nOneRep - Alternative to DeleteMe. Offers a free trial and more deletion services but does have some negative reviews. One Rep is known for automating this process and not using employee manual checks. In Depth Review\nOptery - Removes Your Home Address, Phone and Other Private Info from Google, and 220+ Sites Review\nRedact - App that will delete your social media presence including specific comments and posts on multiple platforms. Includes FB, Reddit, Discord, Twitter etc…\nRemove Data from web Archive - Guide to remove your data from archive sites\nSayMine- Automated service that pulls your emails to find accounts created and sends them emails for data removal request. Be careful though, as this can sometimes cause you to send information to companies that you may have received emails from, but do not actually have an account with and thus actually giving them more information than they had in the first place. Saymine also offers corporate privacy services.\nDead Mans Switch # BqETH - BeQth is a trustless dead mans switch based on the Polygon network, an Ethereum Layer 2. BeQth lets you create a smart contract on the polygon blockchain that will send out our secret data via email to whoever you wish after an allotted amount of time. Transactions are all encrypted and totally on chain. Users can essentially mine the algorithm to unlock secret keys by the allotted time, essentially allowing for users to mine secrets. Does not require KYC. CipherWill - A non crypto based E2E dead mans switch service. Your secrets are encrypted with 256 AES encryption and zero knowledge proofs for the best possible security. Requires basic KYC. Gone Mans Switch - Gone Man\u0026rsquo;s Switch is a simple web application that allows you to create messages that will be delivered when you are absent (gone) for a certain period. Fully Self-hosted and open source. You can schedule long term messages to yourself via Telegram, Email or SMS. Sarcophagus - Similar to BeQTH Sarcophagus is also built on the polygon blockchain. Sarcophagus is decentralized, open-source and DAO owned + operated. They believe bringing dead man\u0026rsquo;s switch functionality to the web3 ecosystem can empower and provide security infrastructure for an entire generation of applications, regardless of their size Email # Email Providers # Email cannot offer the same fundamental privacy of other communication protocols. Use better tools when it matters. Nevertheless, it remains an essential tool in every day life, and the following providers offer excellent privacy.\n10 Minute Mail - Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.- Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.\n33Mail - Unlimited private email aliases.\nBeeble - Encrypted email and data storage. Uses hybrid AED and PGP encryption methods. Uses decentralized server infrastructure.\nFastMail - No free version. In Depth Review.\nLavabit - The company responsible for setting the Seppuku Pledge precedent. Originally used by Edward Snowden, Lavabit refused to give up information on him to the US Government. Lavabit shut down before handing over information and re-opened years later.\nMailbox - Private email with cloud services. In Depth Review.\nMailcow - Self-hosting email isn\u0026rsquo;t recommended, but Mailcow is an application that can help simplify the process. Article on the difficulties with Email.\nMailfence - Encrypted email service based in Belgium.\nMigadu - Email hosting service that doesn\u0026rsquo;t track and lets you add in unlimited domains and accounts for cheap.\nPax Mail - A lesser-known privacy-focused email provider, Pax offers paid-only accounts to provide full email services that do not compromise their values. Specifically created for Freedom lovers. Their values are listed clearly here.\nProtonMail - All data is stored in an encrypted state, and decrypted by the client. Emails between Proton users are end-to-end encrypted. The client-side code is open source. Proton servers are located in Switzerland. Basic accounts are free. Additional storage and features are available through paid plans, which can be paid for in Bitcoin. In-depth review from Restore Privacy.\nTutanota - Similar to Proton, all data is stored in an encrypted state, and emails between users are end-to-end encrypted. Tutanota servers are located in Germany, which is part of the 14 Eyes. Free and paid options available.\nEmail Clients # FairEmail - Fully featured, open source, privacy friendly email app for Android. Uses OpenKeychain to decrypt messages and optionally encrypt messages. Review\nK-9 - Mobile open source email client. Review\nMailSpring - Opensource. Great free email client, works with a variety of email providers. Does not work with Protonmail.\nThunderbird - Thunderbird is a free and open-source cross-platform email client developed by the Mozilla Foundation, the people who are behind the Firefox web browser. Been around for awhile, can be a bit buggy at times.\nEmail Aliases # Abine/Blur - Provides email and Debit card aliases. Albine provides several other options as well. Paid Service offered along with other services. Review\nAnonAddy - Very Similar product to Simple Login. In Depth Review Comparison Review of SL and AA\nFirefox Relay - Free email alias service. Also offers paid phone relay service. Review\nSimple Login - Free cloud services, cheap premium accounts anonymously with Monero. Also offers Self Hosting options.\nFile Encryption # Cryptomator - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nCoze - Coze is an open source cryptographic JSON messaging specification which uses digital signatures to prove identity and ownership over digital files and messages.\nOpenPGP - Lists of several differnt applications that all use the OpenPGP standard.\nPGPTool - Based off the original PGP Alogrithim, PGP tool is a A simple and secure online client-side PGP Key Generator, Encryption and Decryption tool. Generate your PGP Key pairs, encrypt or decrypt messages easily with a few clicks.\nPicoCrypt - Lightweight open source encryption client that’s easy to use, completely free and focuses on only encrypting files and nothing else. Most Encryption apps tend to use AES-256 while Pico uses the new and improved XChaCha20 for encryption. It also uses Argon 2 for key derivation as opposed to SHA for further protection\nVeracrypt - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nFirewalls # Little Snitch - Inbound and Outbound firewall blocking for desktop. MAC OS only.\nOPNsense is a free and open source network FreeBSD-based firewall\nPFSense - Well supported free Open Source network Firewall Software\nPihole - Network wide Ad-Blocker and DNS sinkhole. Can also be used as a DHCP server\nPort Master - Application Firewalls. This program works as a VPN replacement. May break your VPN connection while installed. Works in Linux and Windows.\nSimplewall - Simple Open Source Windows only Firewall\nSnort - Open Source Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)\nInternet Service Providers # FemtoStar - Open Source Satellite internet.\nNomadinternet - Internet for off grid living.\nUkama - A project empowering everyone to build a decentralized cell phone network powered by you to connect the world.\nKillswitches # Buskill - USB ‘dead man’s switch’ locks down (or kills) snatched laptops\nUSBGuard - The USBGuard software framework helps to protect your computer against rogue USB devices (a.k.a. BadUSB) by implementing basic whitelisting and blacklisting capabilities based on device attributes.\nUSBKill - USBKill Python Script allows your computer to lock out if any unapproved USB devices are inserted into your computer. Directly inspired by the arrest of Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht\nMessengers # Bitchat- Launched by Jack Dorsey in 2025, like Briar it uses bluetooth. Other features include: Works Offline on local Bluetooth LE mesh networks, with automatic peer discovery and multi-hop relaying Provides end to end encryption via X25519 key exchange and AES-256-GCM for both private and channel messages. Supports store \u0026amp; forward, caching messages for offline peers until they reconnect Requires no accounts, email addresses, or phone numbers messages live only on users’ devices.\nBriar - Briar doesn’t rely on a central server - messages are synchronized directly between the users’ devices. If the internet’s down, Briar can sync via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, keeping the information flowing in a crisis. If the internet’s up, Briar can sync via the Tor network for additional privacy.\nComparison and Ranks - Detailed comparison of all major messaging apps features and privacy.\nKeet - Peer-to-Peer Chat with high quality Video \u0026amp; Text. Private \u0026amp; Encrypted. Has BTC payment methods built in.\nMatrix - Also commonly known as Element for the most popular Matrix front end. Matrix is a chat Protocol with several different applications that cab be used to participate in the network. Element has full End-to-End encryption, completely open source, fully self hostable and comes with most of the same functionality of Discord or Slack. Also has the ability to Bridge with other chat apps, meaning you can connect Matrix directly to Telegram, or Slack or most other chat apps and mangage those communications via whichever matrix client you choose. Probably the best option for self hosting small companies. Matrix Instance Testing\nMolly- Hardened Signal Fork that is fully open source.\nSignal - An easy-to-use end-to-end encrypted messenger. Long considered the gold standard. Built in auto-delete of messages. standard of chat privacy. Not fully open source. Signal used to require a phone number, but you can now use a username if you prefer. One of the easiest apps to convert normies.\nSilence - A signal fork that picked up SMS direct encryption after Signal decided to no longer pursue it. While you should stay away from SMS whenever possible, it is sometimes still necessary to communicate with certain people this way. And with Silence you can protect yourself. Signal on SMS\nSimpleX - The first messenger without user IDs. SimpleX uses the smart client dumb server model. Meaning you can setup a simple relay to forward your fully encrypted messages to recievers. SimpleX is still early. It has a simple desktop but this isnt fully features currently. In Depth Podcast with the creator.\nSession - Session is an end-to-end encrypted messenger that minimises sensitive metadata, designed and built for people who want absolute privacy and freedom from any form of surveillance. No phone numbers and completely open source.\nTelegram - Easy to use encrypted messaging app. Telegram is NOT End-to-End encrypted by default but does have the option to create E2E secret chats. While its not E2E encrypted it does still encrypt your traffic to the Telegram Servers which is an improvement over SMS. Telegram is simple and is heavily used all across the world, and is a good introduction to a more privacy preserving chat app. However Telegram does have access to user data in its internal servers and has been known to hand that information over at times. Telegram is one of the most used encrypted apps around and as a result can be a haven for scammers.\nThreema - an end-to-end encrypted messenger, similar to Signal. Not a free app. Good overall app, but relatively low userbase due to the non free nature of it.\nWhitenoise - An encrypted messaging app that uses the NOSTR Protocol for private and public key pairs.\nWire - E2E by default. Lots of functionality. Fully open source. Self hosting options available. Built in auto-delete of messages. Can be a bit buggy at times, smaller userbase.\nMetadata Removal # Desktop Metadata removal - Windows and Mac can remove this natively. Linux needs a few steps.\nImagepipe - Android only metadata remover\nMesh Networks # PKT.Cash - PKT uses PacketCrypt, the world’s first bandwidth-hard proof of work. When you connect your home or office internet to the PKT Network, you earn PKT Cash (PKT).PKT mining does not require permission from a centralized company. Miners power the network in a decentralized way, which scales to provide low cost, high speed internet access worldwide.\nOpenmesh - Your Gateway to Building Personalized Data Ecosystems in minutes, instead of weeks. A decentralized node operator that allows for running of various services.\nThreefold - To build an open-source peer-to-peer Internet infrastructure that removes all forms of centralization from the global IT systems. Anything we do needs to improve the planet’s situation and benefit the people around us. Internet access is a human right and it can change everything for the lives of people as an infinite source of tools and information. Our technology was designed to scale ThreeFold anywhere electricity and bandwidth are present.\nMobile # Aliasing # Abine - Offers Phone masking/aliasing for a fee.\nFireFox Relay - Phone Alias service that comes along with an email alias service. Email aliasing is free, phone alias service requires a small monthly fee.)\nSee our All in one Privacy Section for More\nAlternative App Stores # Accrescent - Accrescent is a private and secure Android app store built with modern features in mind. It aims to provide a developer-friendly platform and pleasant user experience while enforcing modern security and privacy practices and offering robust validity guarantees for installed apps.\nAPK-Pure - A site to download and install APK\u0026rsquo;s (install files for phone OSes) this is an easy way to completely bypass app stores. The downside is that your software needs to be updated manually through APK-Pure and is not managed automatically by an app store.\nAptoide - A competitor to the google app store. With over 1 millon apps. While its not specifically privacy focused its a nice alternative when you cant use the regular good app store, or if you cant find what you need in F-Droid.\nAurora Store - A privacy front end for the Google App store. You can find anything you need from google through Aurora. However as this is a front end, it connects to the google app store so that you dont have too. This does require an account. Aurora provides anonymous accounts for you to use, however Google will rate limit these accounts to make them difficult to use sometimes. You can just create your own Gmail account to bypass this if necessary.\nF-Droid - F-Droid is the premier app store for open source apps. For anyone truly intrested in privacy should first check for apps in F-droid before going to mainstream appstores as Fdroid only carries Open Source apps. Completely free, open source and does not require an account.\nObtainium - Obtainium allows you to install and update apps directly from their releases pages, and receive notifications when new releases are made available.\nBurner Phone Numbers # 5sim - Over 500,000 Numbers Originating from Around 180 Countries Online. Low fees. Does not take cryptocurrency.\nBurnerApp - Burner Phone numbers. Usually work for services like Amazon and Twitter\nCrypton - Affordability meets security: For the cost of a movie ticket per month, get a physical SIM phone number. All your messages are encrypted with your personal key, protecting them from prying eyes.\nFreePhoneNum - One time Use burner numbers. Many services wont accept these.\nPhone Blur - offers the use of non-VoIP US phone numbers for account verification, multi-factor authentication, and other needs. Formerly Text Secure.\nSMSPool - Privacy focused non voip SMS burner numbers with area codes from all over the world. Company accepts cryptocurrency including Monero. Cheap options that are known to work with difficult providers like Discord or Twitter.\nSMS4SATS - Bitcoin focused SMS numbers that utilize Bitcoins Layer 2, Lightning network.\nTelnum - Burner Numbers and permanent numbers via Monero\nTossable Digits - Alternative to Google voice for phone porting. Also provides multiple phone numbers.\nMobile Operating Systems # CalyxOS - A privacy focused de-Googled Android Alternative that’s more privacy focused than Lineage but more user friendly than Graphene. Only available on Google Pixel models.\nE.foundation - Degoogled Phone OS that works with most major phone models\nGraphene OS - The king of Privacy phones. Completely de-googled heavily privacy focused phone App Store. Only available on Google Pixel models. Install Guide and Another install guide\nHavoc-OS - Similar to Lineage with large compatibility of devices. Works on over 150 devices. Still available but not a lot of updates.\nLineage – An open source Android alternative that’s compatible with most major Smart Phone and other Android Devices. Does not have a locked bootloader, which is a slight security concern.\nPlexus - App that lists compatibility of over 1000 phone apps for Open source phone roms.\nUbuntu Touch - Open Source Phone and Tablet Rom.\nMobile Phones # Above Phone - The Above Phone offers Graphene OS phones for sale along with their own services like \u0026ldquo;Above VPN\u0026rdquo; along with additional support to help you get fully migrated over to their ecosystem.\nDe-googled - Sells De-googled phones, Lineage Calyx and Graphene - Takes crypto\nEfani - Company that offers Sim Swap protection and prevention. \u0026ldquo;Efani works like any other carrier, except Efani adds exceptional security to your plan via an impressive security tech stack.\u0026rdquo;\nFairphone - Sustainable phone that lets your replace all parts in the phone. Will support CalyxOS soon. currently only available in the UK. Also offers sustainable headphones and other items.\nFreedomphone - NOT RECOMMENDED. Privacy focused phone marketing towards conservatives. OS Is closed source, with little in the way of details on how anything actually works. Backed by conservative commentator Candace Owens.\nFrequency Check - App that lets you check what plans and locations your phone is compatible with.\nIsland - Sandboxing app for Stock Android\nMamushi- Specializes in Calyx OS , Accepts Monero.\nMark37 - A full service Christian privacy company that specializes in their \u0026ldquo;Ghost Phone\u0026rdquo; a Graphene OS phone with custom config. Offers several other privacy services and devices.\nNitrokey - Phones with Mics and Cameras removed\nPine64 - Completely Open Source Phone. May have some compatibility issues.\nPrivate Phone Shop - Fully configured privacy focused phones you purchase. Primarily offers Lineage and Graphene OS. Also offers other privacy services.\nProject Guardian - A physical phone silencing device. A new machine that silences all noise going into your phone from your micophone. All you have to do is set your phone on top of the device and it blocks all incoming sound. Also provides wireless charging. Can be used with two phones at a time.\nPurism - NOT RECOMENDED. Completely Open Source Phone from the ground up, however this comes with many difficulties including supply chain issues. Purism has been known to have very late deliveries in some cases as long as years with no refunds. Order with caution.\nRoninMobile - RoninDojo a bitcoin privacy company, now makes pixel based phones with options for both Calyx and Graphene.\nUnplugged Phone - Unplugged phone is a closed source privacy phone touted by many conservative influencers. It offers its own ecosystem of privacy apps. However many of these apps arent likely to be very useful since you need their phone in order to use them. Given this and the closed source nature of the software we cannot recomend this phone at this time. You are better off with known Open-source alternatives.\nVolla Phone - A minimalist design and new operating concept with the springboard, quick menu and collections. Comes with either Volla OS or Ubuntu Touch installed.\nMobile Service Providers # AweSIM - Privacy focused phone service. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nFreedomPop - Cheap and in some cases free VOIP plans.\nInvisv - Privacy focused phone service. INVISV Relay brings Multi-Party Relay (MPR) privacy to Android, offering a service that decouples trust: where INVISV\u0026rsquo;s job is to ensure that nobody but you has all your critical information. In effect, your requests for data from the Internet, whether with a web browser or with any other app, are unlinked from your identity, and neither INVISV nor our infrastructure partners nor your broadband Internet provider nor a mobile operator can link your identity and your Internet usage and location together.\nSIMXL - e-SIMs Accessible for Everyone, that accepts Monero.\nSilent Link - A real phone number provider not a VOIP number, that can be acquired anonymously. Only allows for incoming calls, but also provides a cheap data plan. Does not always provide the best service. A backup data plan is not a bad idea with this service while using Silent link primarily for privacy.\nVOIP Providers # Hushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nJMP - Private VOIP numbers. Uses the company Telnyx on the back end, but it try\u0026rsquo;s to make this process simpler for a small fee, as you can use Telnyx directly for cheaper fees and good privacy but the process is quite difficult.\nPassword Managers # Password managers are one of the few security tools that makes your life easier. With all of your passwords in one place, often including a password autofill so that you don\u0026rsquo;t have to even type your password, which also helps to keep you safe from keylogging or should surfing attacks.\nBitwarden - FOSS password manager. Free cloud password management, or you can completely self host. 2FA is easily configurable as well. Decryption happens on your client device not on the server, meaning your passwords are encrypted if the server is compromised. Bitwarden also has a password generator, and allows for multiple password encrypted password accounts making it perfect for a small enterprise solution.\nKeepass - The top local password manager. Instead of setting up a server you can run your password manager directly on your personal work machine.\nPasswordSafe - A local password Manager that utilizes Blowfish. Created by security expert and old school cypherpunk Bruce Schneier. Works on windows and Linux.\nVPNMentor Secure Password Generator - Online Password generator for when you aren\u0026rsquo;t working with a standard password manager. Provides other high quality VPN and password related tools as well, like a password strength checker.\nPrivacy for Cars # 49dollarmontanaregisteredagent - Montana based company that creates LLC’s and will register your car to that LLC in Montana thus keeping your name unattached to the car. Montana has the added benefit of a one time registration for cars over 11 years old and no emissions or safety checks\nDeflock - Deflock is a site that tracks \u0026ldquo;Flock\u0026rdquo; ALPR camera readers. Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) are cameras that capture images of all passing license plates, storing details like the car\u0026rsquo;s location, date, and time. These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles—regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. While these systems can be useful for tracking stolen cars or wanted individuals, they are mostly used to track the movements of innocent people.\nFreedomev - Open source software for Tesla cars. Still in development.\nGhostPlate - Physical device that lets you temporarily obscure your license plate.\nNotmyPlate - App that lets you request to legally opt out of License plate collection data via the GDPR. Not likely to be super helpful in non EU countries.\nOpen Auto - An open source alternative to Android Auto, and app that helps you utilize your phone wild driving.\nOpen XC - OpenXC is a combination of open source hardware and software that lets you extend your vehicle with custom applications and pluggable modules. It uses standard, well-known tools to open up a wealth of data from the vehicle to developers, even beyond OBD-II.\nPlate Privacy - A project by the Institute for Justice to track car camera software and fight back.\nPrivacyforCars - Delete your data from rental cars after you are no longer using them. Website also provides a lot of other privacy education on vehicles.\nVehiclePrivacyreport - Check for status of vehicles internet connection to the manufacturers\nPrivacy Resources and Education # Podcasts # Citadel Dispatch - Hosted by Matt Odell a Freedom and Bitcoin Advocate.\nClosed Network - Privacy and security podcast focused on the everyday person and using simple tools and techniques to become a smaller target for online attacks.\nOptOut - Hosted by privacy and freedom advocate Seth for Privacy, covering a wide range of privacy related issues.\nPrivacy Security and Osint - Hosted by the king of privacy, Micahel Bazzell, covers a wide range of privacy, security and Osint. Currently on a hiatus.\nSurveillance Report - Joint hosted by Privacy advocates Henry from Techlore and Nate from the New Oil. Break down of weekly data leaks and privacy incursions.\nWatchMan Privacy - Hosted by Gabriel Custodiet, a principled privacy and freedom advocate.\nOther Privacy Lists # alternativeto.net\nbrainfucksec.github.io/a-good-privacy-list\ndegoogle.jmoore.dev/#replacementsalternatives\ngithub.com/mendel5/alternative-front-ends\ngithub.com/mjovanc/awesome-decentralized\ngithub.com/pluja/awesome-privacy\nlopp.net/bitcoin-information/privacy.html\nnomoregoogle.com\nPrism-Break\nproducthunt.com\nprivacyfirstproducts.softr.app\nprivacytools.io\nreddit.com/r/privacy/wiki/de-google\nsovereignstack.tools\nPurchase Proxys # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nAnonShop - This one works a bit different. You pick a product you want and send the link to AL. AL will then purchase the item and send it to a nearby locker based on your zip code. All paid with Monero. This currently only works for Amazon orders.\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPurse.io - A purchase proxy that offers up to 15% discounts with crypto and users will purchase products for you. Currently takes BTC, BCH and lightning.\nRouters # Anyone - A harward based internet router/proxy that provides privacy by default.\nFlash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router,that prioritizes network wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come per-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers than can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that thats forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls and a virtual server seperate from the Firewall OS.\nSearch # Brave Search - Private search results, using its own indexer, with full search transparency. Aims to be one of the biggest competitors to google. In Depth Review\nDuckDuckGo - Biggest privacy focused search engine, they have admitted to censoring in some cases, but overall still better than Google.\nKagi - Privacy respecting search engine does not track any info or provide any ads and no data mining or IP collecting. Requires an account and limits amount of searches per day for free accounts. Offers paid accounts as well. Not Open Source. Privacy policy\nMojeek - Search engine that claims to use its own indexer and does not rely on search results from Bing or Google\nPresearch - Decentralized search engine that pays you out per search with their own token. You can also run a node and get paid out in their token provided you meet the minimum requirements.\nSearx - Searx is probably the most hard-core of the options, but provides a very solid experience and search results across multiple sources.\nSearch Ranking and Analysis\nWhoogle - A google search proxy that can be hosted. Check out Seth for Privacys public instance of Whoogle It’s easy to self-host, if desired.Public instances\nShipping Services # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) # Cloak - Experimental new program. it works by masquerading proxied traffic as normal web browsing activities. In contrast to traditional tools which have very prominent traffic fingerprints and can be blocked by simple filtering rules, it\u0026rsquo;s very difficult to precisely target Cloak with little false positives. This increases the collateral damage to censorship actions as attempts to block Cloak could also damage services the censor state relies on.\nGuardster - Anonymizer service that provides an alternative to VPN.\nIVPN - No logs, regularly audited VPN service, No customer data stored, Clear privacy policy, Transparent ownership and team, Strong ethics: no trackers, no false promises, no surveillance ads. In Depth Reviews\nKagi - (Note: appears in search section as well, if you want to keep just one mention, you can.)\nLN VPN - VPN service based on the lightning network. You can purchase and use wireguard based VPN services all on lightning. Also offers phone numbers per country all paid via lightning.\nLokiNet - New experimental TOR competitor.\nMullvad - Mullvad has a long reputation of preserving privacy. Mullvad does not log traffic, proven by a police raid. Allows anonymous sign ups, Accepts Monero for payment for Premium accounts. Uses a killswitch and uses Wireguard for speed and security. Provides a mobile app and desktop app. The Mobile app can be a bit finicky for some people. Does not have an app kill switch. In Depth Review\nNym - A new VPN project that works to implement new tech inlcuding mixnets, zk-nyms, post quantum tech and more. Backed by Wikileaks Chelsea Manning.\nPIA - PIA is a solid VPN provider that accepts BTC, uses Wireguard offers cheap rates. PIA is also well known for providing static Ip’s for your VPN. This can be useful for some services that block general VPN access. PIA does not keep logs for privacy concerns. Does not include a kill switch In Depth Review\nSentinel- A decentralized crypto currency backed VPN built on the Cosmos blockchain that aims to provide a decentralized VPN.\nVopono - App for managing Split tunneling in VPN’s. Split tunneling lets you send some traffic through a VPN and delegate specific traffic exempt to the VPN Encrypted tunnel or traffic. This can be useful when trying to use certain apps locally on a LAN. Some VPN Apps have this built in, but this isnt always accessible on all VPN’s or on all versions of the VPN. For Example Proton VPN has this function built in on the Windows version and the Mobile version but not on the linux desktop version.\nVPN Rankings and breakdowns by privacy advocate Techlore more VPN Rankings and More Rankings\nVPNMentor - Offers a wide range of VPN related education, in addition to VPN related tools and more VPN Rankings.\n"},{"id":17,"href":"/self-hosting/","title":"Self Hosting","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If something is free, you’re not the customer; you’re the product.” ― Bruce Schneier\nWhile privacy tools are fantastic, they sometimes miss the true root of the problem. In times of increasing censorship and data theft, owning your data is the best way to increase your privacy and security while dramatically reducing your ability to be censored. When done right, much of this can be done very cheaply. If you already own your hardware much of the software is free or very cheap. Instead of never ending subscriptions and increasing costs with big tech, simply remove them from your life by self hosting. Take back your digital sovereignty.\nCamera Systems # Ezvidoo - EZVidoo is a free CCTV surveillance software for Windows, Linux, and Raspberry Pi. It supports IP Cameras by default, local USB cams, and Camera Audios.EZVidoo also supports numerous sensor types as motion, audio, object, face, and person sensors. By default, it offers a recording support on 24/7 basic, and features, alerts, notifications and mobile access. Not open source.\nIspyconnect - Free and Open source Camera software. Compatible with a wide range of camera devices.\nKerberos.io - An open, scalable and modular solution that supports your use cases at home up to large scale production video landscapes.\nCloud Document Services # Cryptpad - End-to-end encrypted and open-source collaboration suite, that can be used in the cloud or self-hosted. Google docs alternative.\nOnlyOffice - Includes Free Cloud, Paid Cloud, and Self-Hosted options.\nStandard Notes - One of the top note-taking apps. Self-hostable, includes 2FA, E2E, scheduled email backups and more. Charges for the higher level plans with more features.\nCloud Hosting # Open Source as a Service # Cryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nDisroot - Privacy-focused ecosystem. Provides multiple cloud services. Including Email, Nextcloud, Cryptpad etc…\nFederated.Computer - Great open-source replacements for Dropbox, Google Workplace, Zoom, Slack, Airtable, Mailchimp, 1Password, Netlify, Github, Calendy, your spying VPN and much more for the low price of $39 a month. As many users as you want. Only pay for more storage when/if you need it.Federated includes Human Support and full Backups. The benefits of self-hosting without the day-to-day high-stakes drudgery. Affiliate Link\nKoofr - Allows for importing of Drive, Dropbox etc. Privacy-focused cloud storage free up to 10 Gb’s. ^1,2^\nNextCloud - Self-hosted cloud software for a massive amount of options. Takes a bit of config, but nextcloud functions as a full Google Docs replacement in addition to many other options including music and video hosting. Also provides cloud hosting if you do not wish to self-host. Next Cloud is currently available in other Privacy-focused ecosystems like Start9, Umbrel, Yunohost, Dietpi and many more, with just a few clicks. Or you can self-host on your OS of choice.\nLink Tree Alternatives # AllMyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nCoinDrop - Like link tree but specifically for crypto web wallets. All your wallets and donation methods in one simple place.\nLibertyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nOperating Systems # While more well-known OSes like Windows server or Ubuntu server are great, there are other lesser-known OSes purpose-built to help people self-host, by pre-packaging applications in nice ready-made GUI. This can be especially useful for less technical users.\nAva.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, NEAR, Avalanche and more.\nCASA OS - Community-based open source software focused on delivering simple personal cloud experience around Docker ecosystem. Despite the name CASA OS is not an OS. It is an app similar to Umbrel or Citadel, a GUI for docker images. Comes with some unique apps, like Nginx Proxy Manager and Cloudflare Tunnels. Also provides Clearnet support with a fairly flexible set of config options. Also has a nice simple GUI for file uploads, this is especially useful with something like Jellyfin or Calibre-Web.\nCitadel - Umbrel open source Fork offering much of the same options.\nCloudron - Cloudron is unique in that it offers offsite backups to AWS, includes a built-in firewall that monitors all traffic and comes with its own built-in email server.\nCoolify - An open-source \u0026amp; self-hostable Heroku / Netlify alternative.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Storj, Zcash, Cosmos Tornado Cash and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nDietPI - A Linux distro OS. Dietpi comes with over 200 app packages and dependencies built in. While more command line skills are required than Umbrel or Embassy, Dietpi makes it very easy to install over 100 apps and dependencies. While largely built for Raspberry Pi, Dietpi also has specific images created for a wide range of hardware. Dietpi is a bit more difficult than platforms like Yunohost, but runs a bit more reliably and offers more total tools, including backups, VPN integration, clearnet, and more. Documentation is better than Yunohost, but could still be improved.\nFulmo - A lighting network focused OS configured to run on a Raspberry Pi.\nFreedomBox - Another OS that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Currently more limited than most of the other OSes in terms of apps in the internal app store.\nHome Lab OS - HomelabOS allows anyone to easily deploy, backup, restore, and maintain over 100 different applications and services. Everything from video players, to home automation, to chat services. These services can continue to function at full speed on your LAN even when your external internet is completely offline.\nMoneroOS - OS dedicated to Monero mining.\nMy Node BTC - Another OS that focuses primarily on Bitcoin Software. Includes BTCPay Server, Dojo, Whirlpool, Join Market and much more. Comes with Clearnet, Tor, and I2P.\nPinode-XMR - PiNode-XMR is a completely free and open source suite of tools to help a user run their own Monero node with ease. PiNode-XMR is designed for use with single board computers (SBC) such as the Raspberry Pi, Pine64 or Odroid hardware to allow for very cheap node setup and minimal 24/7 running costs due to low power usage.\nPiBox - Currently has a small offering of Apps but is working on adding more. Notable Apps are Nextcloud, Jellyfin and Homeassistant.\nProxMox - Proxmox is the primary open source solution for virtual machine hosting. Like VmWare or Hyper V except Proxmox offers you the ability to run multiple virtual servers on a single physical server, easily allowing you to run several different software Operating systems for zero cost. Comes with snapshots, backups, server monitoring and much more. Find a list of Proxmox based scripts here\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nRunTipi - Tipi is a personal homeserver orchestrator. It is running docker containers under the hood and provides a simple web interface to manage them. Every service comes with an opinionated configuration in order to remove the need for manual configuration and network setup. RunTipi comes with Clearnet configuration, but this can be a bit buggy in some cases. This is still very much in development.\nStart9 - Start OS makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy, not completely open source. Currently routes all services over TOR or lets you host over LAN. This increases privacy but can make things more difficult to interact with Non TOR/Start9 users. Heavily supports bitcoin software and includes a NOSTR node and several other tools. While there is currently no clearnet support, StartOS is overall very stable. Start9 also offers some of the better documentation and error handling. Save 5% on any S9 Server with code \u0026ldquo;LOTR\u0026rdquo;\nUBOS - A newer project. Less impressive interface and less apps than some of the other projects.\nUmbrel - Interface that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Beautiful interface but still needs a few bugs worked out. Apps are difficult to config after being setup. Offers lots of Bitcoin Node Software. Umbrel and StartOS are very similar options as they both focus heavily on BTC and Lightning nodes and currently offer only LAN and TOR hosting. Umbrel offers more apps but Start OS offers a much more reliable platform. Umbrel is not an OS but rather an GUI application manager for Docker.\nYunoHost - Free and Open Source with over 100 apps. Yuno host comes with Clearnet support with your own custom domains and offers you free pre-selected domains you can use. Yunohost has a nice troubleshooting tool that helps you find issues with port/firewall troubleshooting. Yunohost has a lot of features but can be a bit buggy at times.\nMedia Center OSes # If you are currently running a Roku, Amazon Firestick, or pretty much any other store-bought hardware device for media streaming, it\u0026rsquo;s very likely that it sends out massive amounts of data back to different companies. This is terrible for privacy, self-sovereignty, security, and internet bandwidth. While it\u0026rsquo;s difficult to purchase hardware that does not do this, you can set up your own version with some of the following user-friendly Operating systems.\nLibreElec - LibreELEC is a lightweight ‘Just enough OS’ Linux distribution purpose-built for Kodi on current and popular mediacentre hardware.\nOSMC - OSMC (Open Source Media Center) is a free and open source media player based on Linux. Founded in 2014, OSMC lets you play back media from your local network, attached storage, and the Internet. OSMC is the leading media center in terms of feature set and community and is based on the Kodi project.\nXbian - XBian is a small, fast, and lightweight media center distribution for the Raspberry Pi, CuBox-i, Hummingboard, and many more devices to come. It is based on a minimal Debian and therefore offers much of the same freedom as Debian offers. Our slogan is “XBian, the bleeding edge” as our main focus is delivering the fastest Kodi solution for various small form factor computers.\nPhoto Storage # Ente - Encrypted cloud photo storage.\nImmich - Self-hosted backup solution for photos and videos on mobile devices.\nPhotoprism - PhotoPrism is an AI-Powered Photos App for the Decentralized Web. It makes use of the latest technologies to tag and find pictures automatically without getting in your way. You can run it at home, on a private server, or in the cloud.\nRemote Control Software # AeroAdmin - Easy and free Remote access service for many OS’s. Not Open source.\nMesh Commander - Free Open Source Teamviewer Alternative.\nTailScale - Tailscale is an easy VPN that allows you to connect back into your network without excessive configuration or firewall rules. While Tailscale is not fully open source and requires an account with the company, there is a fully self-hosted version you can run.\nRouters # Flash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router, that prioritizes network-wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come pre-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built-in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers that can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all-purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router, or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that is forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls, and a virtual server separate from the Firewall OS.\nSSH/RDP Applications # Easy SSH - Simple application that lets you save all of your SSH logins and passwords in one easy interface. This way you can login go from SSH terminal port easily and quickly without needing to type in your credentials. Linux Only.\nmRemoteNG - Just like Easy SSH, but also supports RDP, Telnet, HTTPS, Powershell, and more. Windows only.\nWebsite Tools # Ackee - Self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool for those who care about privacy. Ackee runs on your own server, analyzes the traffic of your websites, and provides useful statistics in a minimal interface.\nGhost - Self-Hosting and cloud hosting with open source software. Ghost is primarily used as a blogging platform as a competitor to something like Substack. Unlike Hugo Ghost offers a GUI for most of your website management.\nHugo - Popular open-source static site generators. Helps you simply create websites for desktop and mobile without substantial amounts of HTML code. Hugo is completely open source and utilizes markdown files primarily. Liberty Tools is run with Hugo.\nImmuneweb - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\nPlausible - Simple and privacy-friendly Google Analytics alternative - Extensive Review\nSSLLABS - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver. ^1^```\n"},{"id":18,"href":"/social-media/","title":"Social Media","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.” ― George Washington\nSocial media is a mixed bag. It connects the world and allows for the rapid dissemination of news, true and untrue. But in the last few years censorship has become a massive problem across all major social media platforms. Its important that we cultivate presences on social media that are more resilient to censorship and de-platforming. These services should be run as decentralized as possible to avoid coordinated take downs like we saw with the Conservative social media company Parler, where big tech collaborated to largely destroy the company.\nFreedom Respecting Social Media # Blue Sky - Blue Sky is an open source project backed by Jack Dorsey in an attempt to create a decentralized social network protocol as an alternative to Twitter. In May 2024 Jack Dorsey resigned from the BlueSky board, and donated 21 Million to the Open Source Protocol NOSTR. Blue Sky is very leftwing.\nDiaspora - Diaspora is a decentralized open source social media platform. With Diaspora you need to host your own instance by running a server or \u0026ldquo;pod\u0026rdquo;, meaning you own your data. Due to the decentralized nature of the platform it can be difficult to connect with other profiles, the platform has less than 1 million users after after 13 years of operation.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here\nGab - A centralized Free Speech Social media platform. Gab has been de-platformed by most of big tech and largely runs its own architecture in order to to keep operations running. Platform users tend to skew right wing.\nGettr - GETTR is a social media platform built on the foundation of freedom of opinion and expression. Gettr is a socialized platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t seem to offer anything particularly new, other than being a Twitter Alternative. Private messages claim to be E2E. But Gettr is not open sourced.\nLemmy - Lemmy is a selfhosted social link aggregation and discussion platform. Similar to Reddit but it is completely free and open, and not controlled by any company. This means that there is no advertising, tracking, or secret algorithms. Content is organized into communities, so it is easy to subscribe to topics that you are interested in, and ignore others. Voting is used to bring the most interesting items to the top.\nLocals - Locals is a free speech social media platform that is owned by Rumble. Locals is a centralized alternative to other social media. Founded by conservative commentator Dave Rubin.\nMastodon - Mastodon is an open source, self hosted social networking service that aims to be a twitter competitor. Mastodon lets you connect to specific Mastodon instances as part of a federation protocol. Due to this setup Larger mastodon servers can censor other servers from connecting to their instances. Tends to be a more left wing community.\nMeWe - MeWe is a centralized company that\u0026rsquo;s been running a social media platform for over a decade. MeWe is committed to privacy and an ad-free experience. The project is currently in development to be migrated to web3 blockchain based infrastructure.\nMinds - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.\nTruth Social - Founded by Donald Trump in response to Trump getting removed from Twitter. Truth Social is a centralized open source fork of Mastodon. Truth Social is known to censor content, mostly leftwing content.\nTwitter/X - Twitter is a centralized social media platform. While Twitter has become a free speech focused platform its far from perfect. Twitter is overwhelmingly the single biggest platform for spreading speech. Twitter is bad for privacy and is encouraging a ID based verification program, that will be in the hands of its future owners. Case against Twitter\nMeetup Alternatives # Agorakit - Agorakit is web-based, open source groupware for collectives. By creating collaborative groups, people can discuss topics, organize events, store files and keep everyone updated as needed. Agorakit is a forum, calendar, file manager, mapping tool and email notifier.\nFlockstr - NOSTR based Meetup alternative. Connects directly with your NOSTR Account, and also works with your lightning wallet to receive ZAPS (micro bitcoin transactions.)\nJoinMobilizon - Mobilizon is not a giant platform, but a multitude of interconnected Mobilizon websites. This federated architecture helps avoid monopolies and offers a diversity of hosting terms of service.\nLuma - An international meetup alternative, that provides more value at a much lower price than meetup. Has built in support for cryptocurrency wallets like Eth and Solana.\nPartiful - Free for users, requires SMS in order to gave out regular event updates. Not specifically freedom focused, but another good option.\nNOSTR # NOSTR is the future of decentralized social media. NOSTR is not controlled or owned by any private company or person. NOSTR is a protocol similar to Email or TCP/IP. It can be accessed by anyone or any company. NOSTR uses the dumb server smart client model. Meaning anyone can setup a simple server/relay that preserves and encrypts the NOSTR ecosystem. NOSTR directly incorporates bitcoin via the lightning network. You can send \u0026ldquo;ZAPS\u0026rdquo; which are low cost lightning transactions to any person on NOSTR, and your posts can likewise receives Zaps from anyone on the network. In addition to major support from the freedom and Bitcoin communities, NOSTR has been financially backed by Jack Dorsey and heavily supported by Edward Snowden. NOSTR offers several different clients that allow you to interact with the NOSTR protocol. Some of those clients:\nAlby - A NOSTR and Bitcoin plugin. Allows you to hold your private keys in order to interact with NOSTR, lighting and other bitcoin apps.\nDamus - NOSTR Client for Iphone.\nNOSTR Apps - A database of many differnt NOSTR Apps\nNostr.Watch - Track relays where a connection can currently be established.\nNostr.directory - Find your twitter follows on NOSTR\nNostrChat - Encrypted chat built on NOSTR.\nPrimal - A client designed to look like a twitter clone.\nZap.Stream - Directly integrated into NOSTR Zap lets you stream for SATS (bitcoin Lightning) and earn in kind easily from any and all viewers.\nYoutube Alternatives # Bitchute - A decentralized Youtube alternative that tends to have a lot of right-leaning content, due to this they often get censored or blocked.\nCiVL - CiVL is a free streaming platform for courageous stories and subversive ideas that challenge power structures. Get access to award-winning films, shows, and debates. No ads. No credit card to join.\nD.tube - A decentralized youtube alternative. DTube is a community powered video sharing platform where users vote on videos to reward creators, curators, influencers and viewers in cryptocurrency.\nMadiator - Privacy focused front end for LBRY, the network that hosts ODYSEE.\nODYSEE - A decentralized video platform built on the LBRY network. With the recent SEC Judgement against ODYSEE the long term future of the platform is uncertain, however plans are to migrate to the Arweave network. Odysee also has a nice simple feature allowing you to connect your youtube channel and autosync all content for a convenient backup of your channel.\nPeerTube A free and open-source, decentralized, ActivityPub federated video platform powered by WebTorrent, that uses peer-to-peer technology to reduce load on individual servers when viewing videos.\nRumble - A centralized alternative to youtube that bills itself as protector of free speech.\n"}]
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Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nDelete Me - Our date is leaked everyday. Thats why its important to use services like Delete Me. Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. Use our Affiliate link to save 20%.\nFederated.Computer - Federated is another Denver based company offering Open Source as a service. Sometimes physically hosting servers just isn\u0026rsquo;t viable. In those cases cloud hosting can be a necessary option. But most cloud hosting come from tech giants like AWS or Google Cloud who sell your data and will censor you if you have the wrong politics. Federated.Computer offers you cheap, easy open source options to get many of the benefits of Big Tech without compromising your privacy. Please use our affiliate link to sign up if you\u0026rsquo;re interested!\nHushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. 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Discount code: \u0026ldquo;LIBERTYTOOLS\u0026rdquo;\nPrivacy.com - Privacy.com is the best way to pay with fiat online while still protecting your privacy. Create debit card aliases that can be limited based on total amount spends or by vendors. With card aliases you dont have to worry about leaked card info, overcharges or annoying vendors that refuse to cancel your subscription, privacy.com lets you do all of that for free. Please use our referral link and sign up for a free account.\nStart 9 - Start 9 is one of our favorite companies. Local to Denver, Start9 offers home personal servers with their own Operating system, that makes it easy for you to own and host your data out of a physical server that you own. Offers an app store with multiple applications that include Bitcoin and Monero full nodes, Matrix and SimpleX messaging, Vaultwarden for password management, Nextcloud for all sorts of hosting including word docs, music, contacts calendar and so much more.\n"},{"id":1,"href":"/agorism/","title":"Agorism","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If taxation without consent is not robbery, then any band of robbers have only to declare themselves a government, and all their robberies are legalized.” ― Lysander Spooner\nAgorism is a social philosophy that advocates creating a society in which all relations between people are voluntary exchanges by means of counter-economics, engaging with aspects of nonviolent revolution, founded by Samuel Edward Konkin the third. Agorism is a different approach to creating freedom, than electoral politics. Sometimes also known as the concept of \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizens.\u0026rdquo;\nAgorist Communities (International) # Bitcoin Beach - Bitcoin Beach is working to create a sustainable circular Bitcoin economy in El Salvador. Following the dramatic decrease in crime and the governments bitcoin backing, Bitcoin Beach has become one of the best Bitcoin communities in the world. Free Society - Free Society aims to build a new sovereign society by negotiating with an existing government. There are many examples of governments granting another nation sovereignty over a part of their territory, and Free Society believes this is the best way forward. Free State Project - The Free State Project is a movement of thousands of freedom-loving people to New Hampshire. Started in 2003, there are thousands of individuals just like you in New Hampshire. Together, Free Staters have built an incredible, real-life community full of people who value liberty and responsibility. Free Cities - The Free Cities Foundation aims to inspire, inform and connect people to create a global market of living together in Free Cities. Free Cities are self-governing territories that uphold individual rights and freedoms. They aim to create more prosperous and autonomous urban spaces. Freedom Haven - Seasteading org working to build a workable seasteading options. Seasteading is the idea of creating permanent living homes that exist outside government jurisdiction in international waters. Liberland - The Free Republic of Liberland is a small experimental country located on the banks of the Danube River, known as Gornja Siga. Liberland is built on classical liberal (libertarian) ideals which emphasize autonomy and minimize the state\u0026rsquo;s encroachment on individual liberties. Rule of law, bodily autonomy, free trade, freedom of choice, freedom of movement, and others are all core tenets of our fledgling nation. PraxisNation - Praxis Nation builds off the concept of the network state by Balaji Srinivasan. Which theories that in the modern world we can create a decentralized country that can offer many of the benefits of standard country. Praxis aims to offer land, its own currency and eventually citizenship among many other things. Pronomos - Pronomos is a venture capital fund that works to build the \u0026ldquo;cities of tomorrow.\u0026rdquo; Pronomos has worked to fund Prospera, Praxis, and many more starup cities. Prospera - Prospera is a new libertarian smart city located in Honduras, that works as an economic zone largely free of local government taxes. An experimental project that does exist by a government grant, but its working to prove out a new potential model of cities. Learn more with the REASON documentary. Digital Nomad Services # Escapees - Escapees bills itself as an RV club, but it offers many services for a digital nomad lifestyle, including mail forwarding and temporary residences among many other things. Based in the U.S. Liberation Travel - Focuses on helping users find residency in multiple countries primarly including Paraguay, Uruguay, Panama and Georgia. Nomad Capitalist - Nomad Capitalist specializes in legally and ethically reducing your tax rate, diversifying and safeguarding your assets, growing your passport portfolio, and maximizing your freedom. Passports for Crypto - Quickly acquire Citizenship in St. Kitts by purchasing property without ever actually visiting St. Kitts. Planbpassport - A service that helps facilitate second passports. Accepts Bitcoin and very much adopts a \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizen\u0026rdquo; Mindset. General Tools # Agorist Nexus - Agorist Nexus is a hub for free exchange, focusing on the spread of Agorism and connecting the counter-economy Agorist Tax Advice - Paid service to minimize your tax strategy. Live Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our above affiliate link if you are interested. Lost Horizons - Platform with a wide range of topics around opting out of taxes and deconstructing the legal system. Mobazha - Formerly known as Openbazaar, Mobazaha aims to be a decentralized market where people can buy and sell products across the world for various different crypto currencies. One Stupid Fuck - Opt out of the tax structure. Terrible website name and design, but a resource that provides great step by step videos of opting out of the current tax structure. Taxation is Theft App - App that walks people through the logical ideas of taxation being theft. Similar to the not yet launched project \u0026ldquo;The mirror\u0026rdquo; by Larken Rose. Shipping Services # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Sovereign Homesteading # Abundant Acres - A small company that helps you design your sovereign homestead blueprint. Empshield - EMP Shield is the World’s first EMP protection technology for an entire home and vehicle tested to military and UL 1449 standards from ETL. H20 Machine - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. My Patriot Supply - Purchase food and other supplies. Seedarmory.com - Every one of Seed Armory\u0026rsquo;s seed vaults contains only 100% survival grade, 100% heirloom seeds, and are always non-GMO. Seeds, vaults, and packets are kept at low refrigerated temperatures until ready for shipping. Spout Water - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. Works at a much smaller scale than H20 Machine. StealthAngelSurvival.com - Purchase a wide variety of survival gear. Survivalrealty.com - Off grid real estate. "},{"id":2,"href":"/books/","title":"Books","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\nLiberty Tools Book List Welcome to the Liberty Tools Book list! This is our official book recommendations for the best books across a wide range of liberty topics. We do not specifically endorse every idea in these books or by these authors, but we do recommended them as a good place to learn about the topics at hand. Not all of these books are specifically libertarian, but they contain valuable information that could benefit anyone regardless of political philosophy. Find these books here: Anna\u0026rsquo;s Archive and Libgen If you enjoy any of these books please considering purchasing. Category Author Agorism Community Technology Karl Hess New Libertarian Manifesto Samuel Edward Konkin III Agorist Class Theory Wally Conger How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Derrick Broze Anti-Politics Sal Mayweather Anarchy in Practice - Stateless Solutions Community Technology David Freidman New Libertarian Manifesto Walter Block Agorist Class Theory Ryan McMaken How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Hans Herman Hoppe Anti-Politics Robert Murphy The Market for Liberty Morris/Linda Tannehill The New Libertarianism: Anarcho-Capitalism J. Michael Oliver Crypto Anarchy The Genesis Book Aaron Van Wirdun Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of Cryptocurrency Andy Greenberg This Machine Kills Secrets: Julian Assange, The Cypherpunks, and their fight to Empower Whistleblowers Andy Greenberg Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital Age Steven Levy The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age James Dale Davidson, Michael David Axtel Cryptocurrency Digital Gold Nathaniel Popper How Money got Free Patrick Eha Understanding Bitcoin Robert Muprhy and Silas Barta The Bitcoin Standard SaifeDean Ammous The Internet of Money Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Bitcoin Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Ethereum Andreas Antonopolous Hacking Bitcoin Roger Ver The Blocksize War Jonathan Bier Conspiracies Filthy Rich James Patterson All The Shahs Men Steven Kinzer JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters James W. Douglass Chaos Tom O\u0026rsquo;Neill Inventing the AIDS Virus Peter Duesberg The Controlled Demolition of the American Empire Charlie Robinson \u0026amp; Jeff Berwick A Warning from History Corey Hughes The Octopus of Global Control Charlie Robinson One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that gave Rise the Jeffrey Epstein Whitney Webb The Creature From Jekyll Island G Edward Griffin Covid The Real Anthony Fauci Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The War on Ivermectin Pierre Kory The Courage to Face Covid-19 Peter McCullough A Plague Upon Our House Scott Atlas Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19 Matt Ridley Diary of A Psychosis Tom Woods The Pfizer Papers Naomi Wolf Drug War and Prohibition The Economics of Prohibition Mark Thornton American Kingpin Nick Bilton High Price Dr. Carl Hart Chasing the Scream Johann Hari Dreamland: The True Tale of America\u0026rsquo;s Opiate Epidemic Sam Quinones Drug War Addiction Sheriff Bill Masters Gang Leader for A Day Sudhir Venkatesh Economics and History of Economics Economics in One Lesson Henry Hazlitt Basic Economics Thomas Sowell The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard Keynes Mark Skousen History of Money and Banking in the United States Murray Rothbard End the Fed Ron Paul Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles Jesus Huerta de Soto The Fiat Standard SaifeDean Ammous Environment American Serengeti Dan Flores Fossil Future Alex Epstein Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of Antihumanism Robert Zubrin Apocalypse Never Michael Shellenberger The Wizard and The Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow\u0026rsquo;s World Charles C. Mann Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Running With Rhinos Ed Warner Extremist Politics The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics Michael Malice SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought Police Vox Day The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure Greg Lukianoff and Johnathan Haidt Fiction Brave New World Aldous Huxley 1984 George Orwell Animal Farm George Orwell Molon Labe! Kenneth Royce (Boston T Party) Alongside Night J. Niel Schulman Freehold Michael Z. Williamson The Moon is a Harsh Mistress Robert Heinlen The Handmaid’s Tale Margaret Atwood Anthem Ayn Rand The Fountainhead Ayn Rand The Giver Lois Lowery Red Rising Pierce Brown Unintended Consequences John Ross The Probability Broach L. Neil Smith The High Ground Series Doug Casey Enemy of the State F. Paul Wilson Financial Crisis Meltdown Tom Woods Deep Freeze: Iceland\u0026rsquo;s Economic Collapse Phillip Bagus and David Howden Americas Great Depression Murray Rothbard The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last Century Mark Thornton End the Fed Ron Paul Gun Rights Come and Take it: The Gun Printers Guide to Thinking Free Cody Wilson The 10 Myths of Gun Control Jose Nino More Guns Less Crime John Lott Health and Nutrition Death by Food Pyramid Denise Minger Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim It Mary Ruwart The Primal Prescription Doug Mcguff and Robert Murphy Fat for Fuel Dr. Joseph Mercola Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless Health Casey Means and Calley Means Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Blind Spots: The Medicine Gets it Wrong and What it Means For our Health Marty Makary Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity Peter Attia History - General A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell A Peoples History of the United States Howard Zinn Albions\u0026rsquo;s Seed David Hackett Fischer The Dawn Of Everything: A New History of Humanity David Graber A Little History of the World EH Gombrich Debt: The First 5000 Years David Graber History of Government Institutions Legacy of Ashes: A history of the CIA Tim Weiner Enemies: A history of the FBI Tim Weiner The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles and their Secret World War Steven Kinzer Overthrow: Americas Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to Iraq Steven Kinzer History of Socialism The Almost Nearly Perfect People Michael Booth The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel Castro Humberto Fontova The Case Against Socialism Rand Paul History of War and Military The Strategic Logic of Suicide Bombers Robert Pape Enough Already: Time to End the War on Terror Scott Horton Death by Government: Genocide and Mass Murder Since 1900 R.J. Rummel Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catastrophe of Ukraine Scott Horton All the Shahs Men Stephen Kirzner Property Rights Against Intellectual Property Stephan Kinsella (Property Rights) - Freedom on the Frontier Terry Anderson \u0026amp; Peter J Hill How Music Got Free Steven Witt Water Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Space Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Against Intellectual Monopoly Michelle Boldrin \u0026amp; David Levine Intro to Liberty The Law Frederic Bastiat The Road to Serfdom Friedrich Hayek Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom Ron Paul The Revolution Ron Paul Intro to Anarchy No Treason: The Constitution of no Authority Lysander Spooner The Most Dangerous Superstition Larken Rose The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to Obey Michael Huemer The Anarchist\u0026rsquo;s Handbook Organized by Michael Malice Dissenting Electorate: Those Who Refuse to Vote and the Legitimacy of Their Opposition Wendy McElroy Individual Liberty Benjamin Tucker Freedom’s Progress: A History of Political Thought Gerard Casey Living Freedom The Freedom Outlaw\u0026rsquo;s Handbook: 179 Things to Do \u0026rsquo;til the Revolution Claire Wolfe 101 Things to Do \u0026lsquo;Til the Revolution: Ideas and Resources for Self-Liberation, Monkey Wrenching and Preparedness Claire Wolfe Don\u0026rsquo;t Shoot the Bastards (Yet): 101 More Ways to Salvage Freedom Claire Wolfe Net Neutrality The Fallacy of Net Neutrality Thomas Hazlett The Master Switch Tim Wu The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless Technology Thomas Hazlett Code 2.0 Lawrence Lessig Philosophy - General Drive: Understanding the science of Human motivation Daniel Pink Defending the Undefendable Walter Block Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder Nassim Taleb The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion Johnathan Haidt Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World David Epstein Philosophy - Political The Ethics of Liberty Murray Rothbard Anatomy of the State Murray Rothbard An Agorist Primer Samuel Konkin Our Enemy, the State Albert J Nock Police Brutality and the Justice system Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America\u0026rsquo;s Police Forces Radley Balko A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State John Whitehead The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison America Naomi Murakawa The New Jim Crow Michelle Alexander Ghettoside Jill Leovy I Can\u0026rsquo;t Breathe: A Killing on Bay Street Matt Taibbi Justice Before the Law Michael Huemer Revisionist History The Myth of the Robber Barons Burt Folsom The Art of Contrary Thinking Humphrey B. Neill Why American History is Not What They Say: An Introduction to Revisionism Jeff Riggenbach Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong James W. Loewen The Roosevelt Myth John T. Flynn The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary War Thomas J. DiLorenzo Security and Privacy The Art of Invisibility Kevin Mitnick How to Be Invisible J. J. Luna No Place to Hide Glen Greenwald Public Record Edward Snowden The Production of Security Gustave di Molinari Extreme Privacy: How to Disapear on the Internet Michael Bazzell Watchman Privacy Gabriel Custodiet Privacy in Utopia Gabriel Custodiet Schooling and Unschooling Radical Unschooling Dayna Martin The Case against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and Money Bryan Caplan Weapons of Mass Instruction John Taylor Gatto The Absorbent Mind Maria Montessori The College Scam: How America\u0026rsquo;s Universities Are Bankrupting and Brainwashing Away the Future of America\u0026rsquo;s Youth Charlie Kirk Vaccines Turtles All the Way Down Anonymous, Tim Vadnar The Moth in the Iron Lung Forrest Moready Crooked: Manmade Disease Explained Forrest Moready Dissolving Illusions Susan Humphries Vaccines, Autoimmunity and the Changing Nature of Childhood Illness Thomas Cowan "},{"id":3,"href":"/covid/","title":"Covid","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Every single thing that was done in public health in response to the pandemic made it worse.\u0026rdquo; - Peter A. McCullough\nThe Covid19 Lockdowns were the biggest event in our lifetimes. The damage done was immeasurable and still continues to this day. The power centers are looking to continue on with all of the covid tyranny. We must be vigilant in fighting back against the medical industrial complex.\nAnti Covid Orgs # Banners 4 Freedom - An organization dedicated to protesting Covid Mandates using billboards across the world.\nChildren\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense - Children\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense® is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Their mission is to end childhood health epidemics by working aggressively to eliminate harmful exposures, hold those responsible accountable and establish safeguards to prevent future harm. They fight corruption, mass surveillance and censorship that put profits before people as well as advocate for worldwide rights to health freedom and bodily autonomy ^1^\nEvidenceNotFear - An evidence-based guide against all of the Covid madness.\nFeds 4 Med Freedom - Feds for Medical Freedom is fighting for medical freedoms and personal autonomy. They stand against unconstitutional and immoral vaccine mandates that have cost thousands of federal employees and contractors their careers and livelihoods.\nFLCCC Alliance - A group of doctors who got together to push back against the public Covid response. They provide real education on Covid, and demonized treatments like Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine and recovery against.\nGBDeclaration.org - One of the first major organizations to push back against Covid lockdowns. The Great Barrington Declaration is a major worldwide petition sponsored by doctors and scientists against the Covid lockdowns.\nHowbad - Resources for tracking all aspects of specific Covid batchs data, this also includes leaked data, and some aspects of other vaccines and medical malpractice.\nICAN Informed Consent Action Network - Founded in 2016, ICAN was created with the goal of providing every person with the right to informed consent. They believe that by holding regulators accountable through their successful legal actions, individuals will become empowered to make truly informed decisions about their own health and the health of their families. Using an unprecedented legal strategy, ICAN has successfully won lawsuits against Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control, the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration. Founded by Del Bigtree of the Highwire and works regularly with Aaron Siri and his firm.\nLaw Offices of Siri Glimstead - Led by Lawyer Aaron Siri, Siri Glimstead has been at the forefront of defending legal rights against Covid restrictions and damages done by the Covid vaccines, as well as more traditional vaccines. They also focus on other things like civil rights or protection of whistle blowers.\nPhysicians for Informed Consent - Physicians for Informed Consent empowers the public with scientific information about infectious diseases and vaccines.\nPureBloodRegistry - Blood donations for and from people who have not gotten the Covid-19 vaccine.\nThe Highwire - An educational journalistic organization that has been working for years to bring accountability to the world of vaccines and especially Covid vaccines. Founded by Del Bigtree.\nVacSafety - The VSRF’s mission is to advance COVID-19 vaccine safety through scientific research, public education, and advocacy, and to support the vaccine injured. They present the most up-to-date and relevant information on COVID-19 and public health policies, free from corporate press, agenda-driven narratives, and sponsorships with conflict of interest. They encourage questions and an open dialogue of transparency on any medical and scientific information presented.\nFake Mask Websites # Fake Mask Worldwide - A company that sells obviously fake masks, less obviously fake masks and other Covid related items.\nGetUnmask - Breathable masks that look like regular masks. Company now sells other unrelated products as well.\nMedical Drug Purchase # Purchase Medical Drugs including Ivermection and Hydroxychloroquine from high quality third party services.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinil. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nMetrics # ICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nOpen Vaers - Open Vaers takes the CDC\u0026rsquo;s government data from VAERS and makes it much more readable and easy to understand. As of 9/23 there were over 36,000 deaths and over 1.5 million Covid vaccine related reports to VAERS.\nNo-Jab Job Boards # Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types.\nRedballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or Covid nonsense.\nUnjected - Social media for meeting and dating unvaccinated people.\nVaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status.\nVaccine Injured Support # Covid Vax Recovery Guide - A Covid vaccine detox guide written by nutritional scientist and liberty leaning Dr. Chris Masterjohn.\nCovid19CriticalCare.com - An in-depth recovery Post-Vaccine Treatment Protocol guide from the doctors at the FLCC Alliance.\nIronHeart Bloodworks - IronHeart Bloodworks is a new blood bank membership that gives you control over your blood choices during medical procedures. When you need it, IronHeart Bloodworks quickly sends you COVID-19 unvaccinated blood—a unique service in the healthcare industry. You should have the freedom to choose what blood is in your body.\nReact19.org - React19 is a science-based non-profit offering financial, physical, and emotional support for those suffering from long-term COVID-19 vaccine adverse events globally. Their mission is to bring healing to the moms, dads, friends, and loved ones who are facing life-altering side effects from their COVID-19 vaccine. They build bridges between patients and research institutions in order to develop a better understanding of vaccine complications.\nSpike Protein Detox - Peter McCullough\u0026rsquo;s Spike protein Detox protocol. Peter\u0026rsquo;s company also sells a specific Detox Support Formula.\nZelenko Protocol - Dr. Vladimir Zelenko was one of the first doctors to push back on mainstream Covid dogma. While Zelenko has since passed his protocol and supplements are still useful for fighting Covid ^2^\n"},{"id":4,"href":"/deathathletes/","title":"Death Athletes","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;We always knew it was going to happen, it was according to our plan. For our kind, this is nothing.\u0026rdquo; - Cody Wilson\nDeath Athletes refers to a concept going back to Ancient Greece and popularized by 3d Gun Printing Activist Cody Wilson called \u0026ldquo;The Death Athletic\u0026rdquo;. Cody gave a speech at Guns and Bitcoin 2022 talking about the beauty of death given in service to ones beliefs. While not always literal this is often metaphorical, Cody talks about the public death and having been killed in the public as a metaphor. The Death Athletic specifically refers to someone who engaged in practice to promote freedom and was persecuted for doing so. While many people have been prosecuted unfairly, there is a difference between general victims and those who specifically took the risk of fighting the state and lost.\nCheck out the speech here!\nDeath Athletes # Roger Ver - Roger Ver is a freedom activist who was one of the first investors in Bitcoin. Roger has worked as a liberty and Bitcoin activist for over a decade and has made major financial contributions and investments to projects like, DefCad, ShapeShift, FEE, Ross Ulbricht\u0026rsquo;s Legal Defense, Wikileaks, Kraken and many many more. In April 2024 Roger was arrested and detained in Spain on the request of the US government for alleged tax evasion claims in regarding to his exit tax in 2014. Roger is currently looking at a potential 100 year prison sentence for numerous ridiculous legal charges. Roger has been trapped in Spain since April 2024.\nRoss Ulbricht - Ross Ulbricht is the alleged founder and operator of the Silk Road website. The Silk Road offered consumers a safe and trusted way to purchase drugs and other contraband items. Ross was arrested and imprisoned in 2013. He was sentenced to two life sentences plus 40 years and millions of dollars in fines in a corrupt trial. Ross is scheduled to be released as Donald Trump promised to commute his sentence on Day one of his presidency.\nJulian Assange - Julian Assange is one of the greatest journalists of all time. Julian founded Wikileaks in 2006 and has exposed mass public corruption across the world regarding governments and corporations. Julian was forced into home arrest and then asylum for close to a decade based off ridiculous sex charges that were eventually dropped. In 2019 Julian was pulled out of his Asylum and pull into solitary confinement in BellMarsh prison until June 2024. Julian signed a plea deal and was released.\nEdward Snowden - Edward Snowden is a NSA Whistleblower who exposed massive NSA Corruption in 2013, mostly in regards to illegal mass surveillance on citizens. Snowden has been trapped in Russia ever since.\nSamurai Wallet Devs - In May 2024 Samurai Wallets Domain was seized and the two devs known publicly as TDev and Samurai were arrested and charged with money laundering due to the Bitcoin coinjoin functions built into the website.\nTornado Cash Devs - Tornado Cash is a decentralized coinjoin provider for the Ethereum Crypto Currency. In 2022 Tornado Cash was added to the OFACT List and the Devs Roman Storm and Alex Pertsev where charged with Money Laundering.\nAaron Swartz - Internet pioneer and free speech advocate. Creator of the Guerilla Access Open Manifest as well as several other open source technologies, Aaron Swartz tragically killed himself in 2013 thanks to overzealous prosecutors from the DOJ that were threatening Aaron with decades in prison for attempted publishing of copyrighted documents, despite the fact that the document had never been published and the owner of those copyrights Jstore, had actually dropped the charges.\nIan Freemen - Freeman, known for advocating freedom and financial privacy through bitcoin, found himself targeted by federal prosecutors. Initially facing charges including bank fraud and wire fraud, these allegations were eventually dropped due to lack of evidence. The core of the case revolved around money laundering and conspiracy charges. Ultimately, Freeman received a severe sentence of eight years in prison, a $40,000 fine, and forfeiture of $5 million in assets, despite not being convicted of the fraud charges prosecutors initially highlighted.\nCody Wilson - The creator of the Death Athletic concept as well as the founder of Defcad.com and first person to create a 3d printed Gun. Cody has been at the forefront of fighting for 2nd amendment and 1st amendment as they pertain to code and digital rights for over a decade. Cody has been involved in many lawsuits with the federal government as a result and suffered charges for sex crimes in 2018. He is currently free and working for Defcad.\nJay Stark - The anonymous creator of the FGC-9, which stands for \u0026ldquo;Fuck Gun Control.\u0026rdquo; The FGC was the first project to enable the creation of a fully 3d printed gun that did not require any actual gun parts, instead it uses items that can be purchased from conventional stores all over the world. Jay Stark was arrested in April 2021 on suspicions of owning illegal weapons, however none of these weapons were found and he was not taken into custody. Two days later he was found dead sitting in his car in front of his parents house. While the offical cause of death ruled out \u0026ldquo;foul play\u0026rdquo; it is difficult for most to believe that this was simply a coincidence.\n"},{"id":5,"href":"/defense/","title":"Defense","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles.\u0026rdquo; - Jeff Cooper\nWhen any government deprives a citizen of his freedom or property, the individual must take action to publicise his grievances. To this end, I hope to illustrate in the following pages, the futility of gun control, and that no amount of arbitrary legislation can ever prevent those wanting firearms from owning them. The individual who has the ability to construct his own homemade gun can never be permanently disarmed by any level of gun control legislation. - Philip Luty\nDIY Firearms # The 3D Printer has significantly advanced the ease of manufacturing reliable weapons absent the eye of the watchful state. Of course, it is not the only manufacturing tool available, but you will find it the most expedient.\nGetting Started # The following guides provide a basic introduction to 3D printed firearms. If your budget is limited, Creality printers may be the only option. But they are unreliable, and you may spend more time troubleshooting issues than printing. We recommend Prusa for their reliability and unwavering commitment to open source. Bambu Lab printers have recently gained in popularity for their speed, reliability, and multi-material options. However, they have a history of patenting established open source designs, and even more importantly, severely compromise your privacy. More information here. On this principle, we recommend against giving them your money.\nAs you evaluate printers and cad software, keep privacy at the top of your mind. While this practice may currently be legal in your jurisdiction, the state may kidnap and jail you anyway.\nHoffman Tactical The CTRL+PEW Getting Started Guide Ammunition # Fenix Ammunition - Manufactured in the USA by liberty obsessed individuals, and accept Bitcoin for payment. Books # Expedient Homemade Firearms by Philip Luty Expedient Recoilless Launcher: Panzerfaust by Jonathan Wild Communities # Deterrence Dispensed Rocket Chat - Large public group chat for all things 3d printed firearms. FOSSCAD Subreddit - a subreddit focused on 3d printed firearms of all types. However, censorship on reddit continues to grow, and we encourage migration to censorship resistant communities. Files # Most firearm designs are uploaded by individual creators to Odysee. DEFCAD is another source, but requires a paid membership. Most files available on DEFCAD are already available for free on Odysee.\n3D Gun Builder - A comprehensive directory of designs with direct links to Odysee pages. DEFCAD - Many files here are out of date and hosted without the permission of the original developers. GunCad Developer Index - A list of guncad developer Odysee pages. Legal Advocacy Groups # Organizations fighting within the legal system to expand gun rights.\nDefense Distributed Firearm Policy Coalition Rocky Mountain Gun Owners Second Amendment Foundation Merchants # Places to find parts, part kits, tools, ammo, and more..\nParts # Aves Engineering - Glock rails and MAC11 components. Every Gun Part - Exhaustive collection of parts kits (everything but the receiver) and more. Ghost Guns - More parts kits. JSD Supply - Pistol components and more. MAF Arms - Build kits for printed receiver designs. Replicator USA - 3d printed suppressors. Riptide Rails - Glock rails, magazine springs, and other printed firearms components. Newsletters \u0026amp; Podcasts # En Bloc Press - Paid newsletter and podcast focused on the 3d printed firearm space and adjacent politics. Open Source Defense - Weekly newsletter focused on expanding gun rights with \u0026ldquo;0% culture war\u0026rdquo;. Out of Battery Live - Live podcast focused on interviewing guncad developers and builders. Propaganda # Documentaries, talks, and other media.\nDeath Athletic Documentary The New Radical Plastic Defense: Secret 3D Printed Guns in Europe The Plastic Power: A Speech The Unshackled Englishman Resources # GatGPT - A deneutered version of ChatGPT focused on firearms. Shootingbot - Monitors price and availability of ammunition and reloading components. Training # Ok, you can build a firearm in your garage. Now learn how to use it. Before you start LARPING, consider what type of training is most useful. Read this.\nGamut Resolutions - Tactical pistol and carbine classes. Based in Florida but courses are taught in many locations across the US. Guns For Everyone - Free concealed carry classes based out of Colorado. Long Range Shooters of Utah - Multiday courses in shooting up to and beyond 1000 yards in Price, UT. MantisX - MantisX is a gun training system that takes a data-driven approach to helping you achieve shooting mastery with no ammo required. Unlike some dry fire trainers, MANTISX works while attached to ANY firearm (pistol, rifle, or shotgun). By analyzing every shot and generating actionable data, MANTISX helps you improve your accuracy quickly. Solutionary University - Beginner firearm and defense training. Run by Liberty Activist Maj Toure, who has been travelling across the US providing firearms training, particularly in black neighborhoods. Thunder Ranch - Multiday courses in pistol, rifle, and shotgun, founded by Clint Smith and based in Oregon. "},{"id":6,"href":"/education/","title":"Education","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Education and Training # \u0026ldquo;Government schooling is the most radical adventure in history. It kills the family by monopolizing the best times of childhood and by teaching disrespect for home and parents.\u0026rdquo; - John Taylor Gatto\nModern schooling has been terrible for years. Following the covid insanity and the addition of woke politics the schools are proving less and less value by the day. But education can be done through a vareity of methods. In the modern age their are many better ways to educate yourself and your children than traditional school.\nAlternative Schools # Options for schools that are close to the traditional model, but do something different.\nMontessori Schools - Montessori classrooms are ideal workplaces, where children are engaged, energetic, exploring, social, and most of all, learning to take ownership of their own education. They’re also unified communities in which each child understands the responsibility of being an individual student in the class while supporting the learning of others.\nWestern Governors University - While still suffering from some of the issues of traditional education, WGU provides a solid alternative for anyone who still wants to pursue traditional college degrees. Offering Bachelors and Masters programs in IT, Business, Nursing, Finance and Education. WGU is a completely online school, with relatively cheap degree programs that are performance based, meaning you can take the classes at your own pace and are not required to attend classes you dont need.\nAlternatives to School # Liberty Classroom - A wide range of courses. Mostly focused on history but offers other courses on econimics and logics. All courses are taught from a liberty perspective. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. Mises Econ Grad Progam - Economics Grad program that teaches free market Austrian Economics from one of the most prominent liberty focused think tanks. Praxis - Praxis is an intense personal and professional development program for young adults who want to work hard, build skills, learn how to create value, and develop a positive vision of the future for their lives and careers. Praxis is a college alternative that offers a 1 year practical devopment plan that ends up teaching you real world practical skills and connecting you with an intership at the end of your program. School of Life - A course to help you enhance whatever you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Provides biweekly webinars from the best liberty minds to bring your practile and actionable advice for your business, non Profit, cause or whatever else you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. TenToad - A program that helps families transition to a school-free life with a solid foundation of knowledge and the tools to get started with confidence. Embrace living and learning without school. ThinkExodus - Exodus Institute aims to provide families with a quality alternative to public schools, and support homeschool families with enrichment courses that foster critical thinking, academic skills, and counter the left-wing indoctrination found in education, culture, and the media. Unschoolers.org - Unschooling and peaceful parenting educational organization. Unschooling is an alternative to traditional schooling and even home schooling that works to encourage and focus and direct children\u0026rsquo;s natural curiosity. Unschooling Resources with Dayna Martin - Dayna Martin has been living and breathing Unschooling for 2 decades, while also working to educate many others on these principles. You can find many of the best unschooling resources here. Homeschool Resources # Acellusacademy - Acellus Academy is a K-12 online private school located in Kansas City, Missouri as a 501c3. Acellus Academy provides instruction online through distance education via the Acellus Learning System. Acellus, a program of the International Academy of Science, is an online learning system that has been used to provide primary instruction to millions of students in thousands of schools throughout the United States.\nHome School Legal Defense Association - With over 100,000 member families, Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) is the nation’s largest, most trusted homeschool advocacy organization.\nPower Home School - Power Homeschool is the official provider of online Acellus® courses for parents independently homeschooling their children without teacher support. Power is a not an accredited curriculum.\nRon Paul Curriculum - A liberty focused home school curriculum for all grades based on the ideas of former congressman Ron Paul. The curriculum was largely designed by Liberty Classroom founder, Tom Woods.\nTuttle Twins Academy - From the authors of some of the best selling Liberty Kids books, comes the academy for home learning. Catered for kids TTA offers courses in Finances, Logic \u0026amp; Critical Thinking, Entrepreneurship, and many more to come.\n"},{"id":7,"href":"/frontends/","title":"Front Ends","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy. The savage’s whole existence is public, ruled by the laws of his tribe. Civilization is the process of setting man free from men.\u0026rdquo; - Ayn Rand\nPrivacy Front ends are interfaces that interact with well known services that dont respect your privacy. Apps like Youtube or Facebook can be accessed via privacy respecting generally open source apps.\nApple AirPlay # air-pi-play - Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Airplay server using RPiPlay to enable screen mirroring on tvs, monitors and projectors. RPiPlay - An open-source AirPlay mirroring server for the Raspberry Pi. Supports iOS 9 and up. Apple Music # Cider - Cross-platform Apple Music experience based on Electron and Vue.js written from scratch with performance in mind Discord # gtkcord4 - A lightweight Discord client written in Golang which uses GTK3 for the user interface Facebook # SlimSocial - Android, alternative front-end for Facebook, built with Java Frost - An extensive and functional open source third party app for Facebook (Android app) Facebook Messenger # Caprine - Unofficial and privacy-focused Facebook Messenger app with many useful features fb-messenger-cli - Use your Facebook account to chat with your friends sneakily in the command line, it\u0026rsquo;s as easy as logging in, choosing a convo and chatting away Google Search # LibreX - Privacy-respecting free meta-search engine (free as in freedom). Small and simple meta-search engine, fetches and anonymizes results from Google only, has API support, allows redirects to Invidious/Bibliogram/Nitter/Libreddit.\nSearXNG - SearXNG is a free internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from various search services and databases. Users are neither tracked nor profiled (SearXNG is a fork of Searx).\nSearx - Searx is a free privacy-respecting internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from more than 70 search services. Users are neither tracked nor profiled. Additionally, Searx can be used over Tor for online anonymity.\nWhoogle Search - A self-hosted, ad-free, privacy-respecting metasearch engine for Google.\nGoogle Translate # Crow Translate - Simple and lightweight cross-platform translator that allows translation using LibreTranslate, Lingva, Google, Bing, and Yandex, as well as text-to-speech using Google.\nDeepL Android - Unofficial Android client for DeepL.\nInstaLate - Distraction-free translation for Android, to be used directly from within any app. Supports Beolingus, DeepL, Dict.cc, GNU CIDE, Heinzelnisse, LibreTranslate, Linguee, WikDict, and Wiktionary.\nLingva Translate - Alternative front-end for Google Translate, serving as a free and open-source translator with over a hundred languages available.\nSimplyTranslate - Provide fast and private translations to the user without wasting much overhead for extensive styling or JavaScript. Supports Google Translate, DeepL, ICIBA, and LibreTranslate.\nSimplyTranslate Mobile - Unofficial Android client of SimplyTranslate.\nHacker News # Hackers - A native iOS app for Hacker News.\nHackerweb - A simply readable Hacker News web app.\nHckrnws - A custom front-end for a better reading experience of HackerNews.\nHN-search - Algolia Hacker News search.\nHNTopLinks - Top Links on Hacker News.\nImgur # Imgin - Minimal Imgur front end Imgrs - Imgrs is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. It\u0026rsquo;s a Rust rewrite of a previous Imgur proxy project, Omgur. Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/imgrs Omgur - Omgur is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. Inspired by the Invidious, Nitter, and Teddit projects. No JavaScript or ads All requests go through the Omgur backend, client never talks to Imgur Prevents Imgur from tracking your IP or JavaScript fingerprint Lightweight Self-hostable Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/omgur Rimgo - Self-hosted frontend for Imgur written in Go. Website: https://i.bcow.xyz/ Rimgu - Self-hosted alternative frontend/ proxy for Imgur Instagram # Bibliogram - Bibliogram is an alternative front-end for Instagram. Public instances: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/bibliogram-docs/tree/master/docs/Instances.md Mastodon # Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Hyperspace - cross-platform Mastodon client for the fediverse written in TypeScript and React Pinafore - Alternative web client for Mastodon, focused on speed and simplicity Sengi - cross-platform multi-account Mastodon \u0026amp; Pleroma desktop client TheDesk - cross-platform Mastodon \u0026amp; Misskey desktop client Tootle - simple GTK-based Linux Mastodon client Tusky - lightweight Android Mastodon client Medium # Scribe - Alternative front-end to Medium.com Other services # ArchiveBox - Open source self-hosted web archiving. Takes URLs/browser history/bookmarks/Pocket/Pinboard/etc., saves HTML, JS, PDFs, media, and more etherpad-lite - Collaborative rich text editor. A modern really-real-time collaborative document editor Gitea - Lightweight git server. Git with a cup of tea, painless self-hosted git service Hedgedoc - Collaborative markdown editor. A platform to write and share markdown Librarian - Alternative frontend for LBRY / Odysee.com MediathekViewWeb - Video content of German public-service television broadcasters (e.g. ARD, ZDF) Official instance: mediathekviewweb.de NoPaste - NoPaste is an open-source website similar to Pastebin where you can store any piece of code, and generate links for easy sharing PrivateBin - Zero knowledge encrypted paste-bin. A minimalist, open source online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data. Data is encrypted/decrypted in the browser using 256 bits AES Snapdrop - Similar to Apple\u0026rsquo;s Airdrop but in your browser. A Progressive Web App for local file sharing Vaultwarden - Password manager. Unofficial Bitwarden compatible server written in Rust, formerly known as bitwarden_rs Wikiless - A free open source alternative Wikipedia front-end focused on privacy Reddit # Due to recent changes with the Reddit API Policy you may have mixed success with these. These are kept here in the event that this changes, but otherwise these are mostly dead projects\nDawn - Open-source Reddit app Available on F-Droid Forked from Dank: https://github.com/saket/Dank Eddrit - Alternative front-end for Reddit, inspired by Nitter, built with Python \u0026amp; Starlette. Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Infinity - Reddit client for Android Available on F-Droid junipf/reddit-frontend - A reddit front-end written in React Official instance: https://jpf-reddit.netlify.app kddit - uWSGI frontend for Reddit.com written in Python Official instance: https://kddit.kalli.st Libreddit - Alternative front-end for Reddit. Themed around Reddit\u0026rsquo;s new design - Lightweight, no JavaScript, no ads, no tracking. Official instance: libredd.it Public instances: https://github.com/spikecodes/libreddit#instances RedditClient - Alternative front-end for Reddit, built with Angular Roffline - A self-hosted offline Reddit server. It allows you to browse Reddit posts (including any media in the post) while offline. It is targeted at people that have intermittent internet Snew - Open-source client for Reddit forked from the Reddit source code. Slide - Open source, ad free Reddit browser for Android Available on F-Droid Stealth - Account-free, privacy-oriented, and feature-rich Reddit client. Available on F-Droid Teddit - Alternative Reddit front-end focused on privacy - Lightweight, no ads, no JavaScript, unofficial API. Official instance: https://teddit.net Public instances: https://github.com/teddit-net/teddit#instances Github mirror repository Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Teddit Top of Reddit - Top Reddit posts every day. Troddit: A web client for Reddit Official instance: https://www.troddit.com Updoot - Android, alternative front-end for Reddit. Xeddit - A Xamarin.Forms app for Reddit. Official instance: xeddit.com Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Xeddit Redirection # Farside - Farside provides links that automatically redirect to working instances of privacy-oriented alternative frontends, such as Nitter, Libreddit, etc. This allows for users to have more reliable access to the available public instances for a particular service, while also helping to distribute traffic more evenly across all instances and avoid performance bottlenecks and rate-limiting. LibRedirect - App that redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends. If you click on a link of a Youtube like it will redirect to you to Newpipe, Twitter to nitter, Wikipedia to Wikiless etc. Privacy Redirect - A simple web extension that redirects Twitter, YouTube, Instagram \u0026amp; Google Maps requests to privacy friendly alternatives Firefox Add-On: Privacy Redirect Chrome Extension: Privacy Redirect UntrackMe - UntrackMe transforms Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Reddit and Medium and Wikipedia links to links of open source, privacy friendly front-ends. Converts Google Maps links to OpenStreetMap links. Removes tracking parameters from any url. Then delegates the action to other apps that are capable of handling them. (Android app) Watch on Odysee - Browser add on that redirects you from YouTube to odysee a decentralized Youtube alternative Reuters # Neuters - An alternative front-end to Reuters.com. It is intended to be lightweight and fast, and was heavily inspired by Nitter Official instance: https://boxcat.site Shazam # SongRec - Open-source Shazam client for Linux, written in Rust. Spotify # Downtify - Open source Spotify ripper. Self Hosted. Kotify - Requires Spotify Account - Multiplatform desktop client for Spotify focused on library organization for power users. Relies on official Spotify client for playback Librespot - Requires Spotify Premium Account - librespot is an open source client library for Spotify. It enables applications to use Spotify\u0026rsquo;s service to control and play music via various backends, and to act as a Spotify Connect receiver. It is an alternative to the official and now deprecated closed-source libspotify. Additionally, it will provide extra features which are not available in the official library Oggify - Download Spotify tracks to Ogg Vorbis (with a Spotify premium account), based on librespot psst - Fast and multi-platform Spotify client with native GUI Podcast MP3 Downloader - Download MP3 files of your favorite podcasts from Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts, and Overcast. Spot: Gtk/Rust native Spotify client for the GNOME desktop. Only works with premium accounts Spotiqueue - Minimalistic queue-oriented macOS-native client for Spotify, with Guile Scheme scriptability SpotDownloader - A simple web tool that allows you to download songs from Spotify. You can download a song either by entering a track, album, or playlist link. You can also download the entire album or playlist in ZIP format. It also adds all the metadata like cover image, artists, and release date in the downloaded songs. Show, Podcast, and Artist page links aren\u0026rsquo;t supported yet. Spotiflyer - Download free content from Youtube, Spotify, Sound Cloud and more Spotube: A lightweight and free Spotify crossplatform-client which handles playback manually, streams music using Youtube \u0026amp; no Spotify premium account is needed SpotX: Modified Spotify Client for Windows (Windows Only) - Blocking ads and updates for the desktop version of Spotify, disabling podcasts and more Telegram # Telegram-FOSS - Unofficial, FOSS-friendly fork of the original Telegram client for Android. TikTok # ProxiTok - Open source alternative frontend for TikTok made with PHP. Official instance: Pussthecat Instance Twitch # ElectronPlayer - Electron Based Web Video Services Player. Supports Netflix, Youtube, Twitch, Floatplane, Hulu and more streamlink-twitch-gui - Multi platform Twitch.tv browser for Streamlink Twire: Alternative and open source Twitch client for Android Xtra - Twitch player and browser for Android Twitter/X # Due to recent changes with the Twitter API Policy you may have mixed success with these.\nFritter - A free, open-source Twitter client for Android. Harpy - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Flutter/Dart. Nitter - Alternative Twitter front-end - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Official instance: nitter.net Public instances: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances Example: Troy Hunt on Twitter and Nitter Shitter - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Java. Tweet-app - Desktop Twitter client only for tweeting. Timeline never shows up. Tweeterr - A tool to use Twitter from the command line on the fly. Tweepy - Twitter for Python Twidere X - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built mostly with Kotlin, in early stage. YouTube # Alltube - Web GUI for youtube-dl AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. BlackHole - Android music player app for YouTube Music and Spotify made with Flutter CloudTube - Alternative front-end for Invidious Official instance: https://tube.cadence.moe Installation guide for self-hosting: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/tube-docs/tree/main/item/docs/cloudtube/Installing%20CloudTube.md FreeTube - Open source YouTube desktop player for privacy on Windows, Mac and Linux Invidious - Invidious is an alternative front-end to YouTube - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Home page: https://invidious.io Invidious instances (Github): https://github.com/iv-org/documentation/blob/master/Invidious-Instances.md Invidious instances API: https://api.invidious.io Installation guide for self-hosting: https://docs.invidious.io/Installation.md Invidious-viewer - Python application to watch YouTube videos through the Invidious API, in the terminal (requires MPV player and libmpv.so, provided by Linux distro) Invuedious - An alternative frontend for invidious built with vue.js Official instance: https://bocchilorenzo.github.io/invuedious/ LibreTube - Android frontend for YouTube, based on Piped minitube - Lightweight youtube client with a kid-friendly interface. Can make playlists from search keywords mps-youtube - Terminal based YouTube player and downloader. NewPipe - A libre lightweight streaming front-end for Android oleksis/youtube-dl-gui - Cross-platform front-end GUI of the popular youtube-dl written in wxPython OpenVideoDownloader aka jely2002/youtube-dl-gui - A cross-platform GUI for youtube-dl made in Electron and node.js Piped - An alternative privacy-friendly YouTube frontend which is efficient by design - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking Official instance: https://piped.kavin.rocks List of public instances: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped/wiki/Instances Installation guide for self-hosting: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Documentation/blob/main/content/docs/self-hosting/index.md pipe-viewer - A lightweight application (fork of straw-viewer) for searching and playing videos from YouTube. Plumber - Local and remote video trimmer, can trim parts of video without downloading whole video, utilizes youtube-dl, allows conversion to GIFs smtube - Stand-alone YouTube video player Website: https://www.smtube.org SMTube is part of SMPlayer SMPlayer website: https://www.smplayer.info SMPlayer repository: https://github.com/smplayer-dev/smplayer SmartTubeNext - SmartTubeNext is an advanced YouTube app for Android TVs and TV boxes, free and open source. It is not a live TV client and does not support \u0026ldquo;YouTube TV\u0026rdquo;. SkyTube - An open-source YouTube app for Android. Tartube - A GUI front-end for youtube-dl, partly based on youtube-dl-gui and written in Python 3 / Gtk 3 th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). TubeArchivist - A self hosted YouTube media server. TubeSync - TubeSync is a PVR (personal video recorder) for YouTube. It syncs YouTube channels and playlists to a locally hosted media server. ViewTube - An alternative front-end for YouTube, written in Vue.js, uses Plyr video player; supports SponsorBlock, multiple Invidious instances support, chapters Vividl - Modern Windows GUI for youtube-dl Youtube-dl - Command-line program to download videos from YouTube.com and other video sites Youtube-viewer - Lightweight YouTube client for Linux YouTube.js - Full-featured wrapper around the Innertube API, which is what YouTube itself uses uYouPlus - uYouPlus (uYou+) is an alternative YouTube app for Apple\u0026rsquo;s iOS and iPadOS. yattee - Alternative YouTube frontend for iOS, tvOS and macOS built with Invidious and Piped, supports sponsorblock yt-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously without forcing javascript (Fork of youtube-local) yt-dlp - A youtube-dl fork with additional features and fixes. ytcc - Command line tool to keep track of your favorite playlists on YouTube and many other places. Can import youtube subscriptions from Google Takeout and provide them as an RSS feed for your favorite reader. ytfzf - A POSIX script that helps you find Youtube videos (without API) and opens/downloads them using mpv/youtube-dl. ytmdl - A simple app to get songs from YouTube in mp3 format with artist name, album name etc from sources like iTunes, LastFM, Deezer, Gaana etc. ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. ytdl-gui - A simple-to-use, cross-platform graphical interface for youtube-dl youtube-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously and with greater page performance ytcast - Cast YouTube videos to your smart TV from the command line. This program does roughly the same thing as the \u0026ldquo;Play on TV\u0026rdquo; button that appears on the player bar when you visit youtube.com with Chrome or when you use the YouTube smartphone app YouTube Music # AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. "},{"id":8,"href":"/hacking/","title":"Hacking","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The truth is revealed by removing things that stand in its light, an art not unlike sculpture, in which the artist creates, not by building, but by hacking away.\u0026rdquo; - Alan Watts\nWelcome to the Hacking section of Liberty tools! Hacking should be used to increase your knowledge and harden your defenses. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAnonymity # BinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\nI2P - The Invisible Internet Project.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nNipe - Script to redirect all traffic from the machine to the Tor network.\nOnionScan - One of the Hacking Tools for investigating the Dark Web by finding operational security issues introduced by Tor hidden service operators.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nTor - Free software and onion routed overlay network that helps you defend against traffic analysis.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nBug Bounty Platforms # Bugcrowd List - List of many companies that provide bug bounties. CTF(Capture the flag) # Ctf-tools - Collection of setup scripts to install various security research tools easily and quickly deployable to new machines.\nPwntools - Rapid exploit development framework built for use in CTFs.\nRsaCtfTool - Decrypt data enciphered using weak RSA keys, and recover private keys from public keys using a variety of automated attacks.\nDDoS # HOIC - Updated version of Low Orbit Ion Cannon, has ‘boosters’ to get around common counter measures.\nJS LOIC - JavaScript in-browser version of LOIC.\nLOIC - Open source network stress tool for Windows.\nSlowLoris - DoS tool that uses low bandwidth on the attacking side.\nT50 - Faster network stress tool.\nUFONet - Abuses OSI layer 7 HTTP to create/manage ‘zombies’ and to conduct different attacks using; GET/POST, multithreading, proxies, origin spoofing methods, cache evasion techniques, etc.\nDefense Evasion # AntiVirus Evasion Tool (AVET) - Post-process exploits containing executable files targeted for Windows machines to avoid being recognized by antivirus software.\nHyperion - Runtime encryptor for 32-bit portable executables (“PE .exes”).\nPeCloak.py - Automates the process of hiding a malicious Windows executable from antivirus (AV) detection.\nPeCloakCapstone - Multi-platform fork of the peCloak.py automated malware antivirus evasion tool.\nUniByAv - Simple obfuscator that takes raw shellcode and generates Anti-Virus friendly executables by using a brute-forcable, 32-bit XOR key.\nVeil - Generate metasploit payloads that bypass common anti-virus solutions.\nDefcon Suggested Reading # Defcon Suggested Reading Email Spoofing # SpoofBox - Offers email, SMS, Phone spoofing and lots of other tools. Not a free service. Can also be used to look up phone numbers. Exploit Development # Exploit Writing Tutorials - Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nShellcode Examples - Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial - Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nFile Format Analysis # Hachoir - Python library to view and edit a binary stream as tree of fields and tools for metadata extraction.\nKaitai Struct - File formats and network protocols dissection language and web IDE, generating parsers in C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby.\nVeles - Binary data visualization and analysis tool.\nForensics # Autopsy - Full suite of open source forensics tools.\nCAINE - CAINE is Linux Live CD that contains a wealth of digital forensic tools. Features include a user-friendly GUI, semi-automated report creation and tools for Mobile Forensics, Network Forensics, Data Recovery and more.\nFTK Imager - Open Source Disk imaging tool.\nPaladin Forensic Suite - Live Ubuntu distro with lots of tools. Open source with free and paid versions.\nSIFT Workstation - The SIFT Workstation is a collection of free and open-source incident response and forensic tools designed to perform detailed digital forensic examinations in a variety of settings, all built inside an Ubuntu VM.\nSMART - Open source sampling of many proprietary forensics tools.\nGNU/Linux Utilities # Linux Exploit Suggester - Heuristic reporting on potentially viable exploits for a given GNU/Linux system. Hacking Focused OSINT # AQUATONE - Subdomain discovery tool utilizing various open sources producing a report that can be used as input to other tools.\nBinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\nDataSploit - OSINT visualizer utilizing Shodan, Censys, Clearbit, EmailHunter, FullContact, and Zoomeye behind the scenes.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\ngithub-dorks - CLI tool to scan Github repos/organizations for potential sensitive information leak.\nIntrigue - Automated OSINT \u0026amp; Attack Surface discovery framework with powerful API, UI and CLI.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nShodan - World’s first search engine for Internet-connected devices.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSn1per - One of the Hacking Tools for Automated Pentest Recon Scanner.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\nThreat Crowd - Search engine for threats.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nvcsmap - Plugin-based tool to scan public version control systems for sensitive information.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nHacking Conventions # 44Con - Annual Security Conference held in London.\nAppSecUSA - Annual conference organized by OWASP.\nBalCCon - Balkan Computer Congress, annually held in Novi Sad, Serbia.\nBlack Hat - Annual security conference in Las Vegas.\nBruCON - Annual security conference in Belgium.\nCarolinaCon - Infosec conference, held annually in North Carolina.\nCCC - Annual meeting of the international hacker scene in Germany.\nCHCon - Christchurch Hacker Con, Only South Island of New Zealand hacker con.\nDeepSec - Security Conference in Vienna, Austria.\nDefCamp - Largest Security Conference in Eastern Europe, held annually in Bucharest, Romania.\nDEF CON - Annual hacker convention in Las Vegas. Known for having a left wing bias.\nEkoparty - Largest Security Conference in Latin America, held annually in Buenos Aires, Argentina.\nFSec - FSec - Croatian Information Security Gathering in Varaždin, Croatia.\nHack3rCon - Annual US hacker conference.\nHack.lu - Annual conference held in Luxembourg.\nHackfest - Largest hacking conference in Canada.\nHITB - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nHacking In The Box - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nInfosecurity Europe - Europe’s number one information security event, held in London, UK.\nLayerOne - Annual US security conference held every spring in Los Angeles.\nNullcon - Annual conference in Delhi and Goa, India.\nPhreakNIC - Technology conference held annually in middle Tennessee.\nRSA Conference USA - Annual security conference in San Francisco, California, USA.\nShmooCon - Annual US East coast hacker convention.\nSkyDogCon - Technology conference in Nashville.\nSummerCon - One of the oldest hacker conventions, held during Summer.\nSwiss Cyber Storm - Annual security conference in Lucerne, Switzerland.\nThotCon - Annual US hacker conference held in Chicago.\nTroopers - Annual international IT Security event with workshops held in Heidelberg, Germany.\nVirus Bulletin Conference - Annual conference going to be held in Denver, USA for 2016.\nHash Cracking # BruteForce Wallet - Find the password of an encrypted wallet file (i.e. wallet.dat).\nCeWL - Generates custom wordlists by spidering a target’s website and collecting unique words.\nHashcat - Another One of the Hacking Tools The more fast hash cracker.\nJohn the Ripper - One of the best Hacking Tools for Fast password cracker.\nJWT Cracker - Simple HS256 JWT token brute force cracker.\nRar Crack - RAR bruteforce cracker.\nHex Editors # 0xED – Native macOS hex editor that supports plug-ins to display custom data types.\nFrhed – Binary file editor for Windows.\nHexEdit.js – Browser-based hex editing.\nHexinator – World’s finest (proprietary, commercial) Hex Editor.\nInformation Security Magazines # 2600: The Hacker Quarterly – American publication about technology and computer “underground.”\nPhrack Magazine – By far the longest running hacker zine.\nUnredacted Magazine - The official magazine from Michael Bazzell author of Extreme Privacy.\nLock Picking Resources # Awesome Lockpicking – Awesome guides, tools, and other resources about the security and compromise of locks, safes, and keys.\nBosnianbill – More lockpicking videos.\nSchuyler Towne channel – Lockpicking videos and security talks.\n/r/lockpicking – Resources for learning lockpicking, equipment recommendations.\nmacOS Utilities # Bella – Pure Python post-exploitation data mining and remote administration tool for macOS. Multi-paradigm Frameworks # Armitage – Java-based GUI front-end for the Metasploit Framework.\nExploitPack – Graphical tool for automating penetration tests that ships with many pre-packaged exploits.\nFaraday – Multiuser integrated pentesting environment for red teams performing cooperative penetration tests, security audits, and risk assessments.\nMetasploit – Post exploitation Hacking Tools for offensive security teams to help verify vulnerabilities and manage security assessments.\nPupy – Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android) remote administration and post-exploitation tool.\nNetwork Tools # BetterCAP – Modular, portable and easily extensible MITM framework.\nCloudFail – Unmask server IP addresses hidden behind Cloudflare by searching old database records and detecting misconfigured DNS.\nCrackMapExec – A swiss army knife for pentesting networks.\nDebookee – Simple and powerful network traffic analyzer for macOS.\nDET – Proof of concept to perform data exfiltration using either single or multiple channel(s) at the same time.\nDgcd – Simple Unix network utility to extend the accessibility of TCP/IP based network services beyond firewalls.\nDnsmap – One of the Hacking Tools for Passive DNS network mapper.\nDnsrecon – One of the Hacking Tools for DNS enumeration script.\nDnschef – Highly configurable DNS proxy for pentesters.\nDnsenum – Perl script that enumerates DNS information from a domain, attempts zone transfers, performs a brute force dictionary style attack, and then performs reverse look-ups on the results.\nDnstracer – Determines where a given DNS server gets its information from, and follows the chain of DNS servers.\nDNSDumpster – One of the Hacking Tools for Online DNS recon and search service.\nDshell – Network forensic analysis framework.\nDsniff – Collection of tools for network auditing and pentesting.\nDripcap – Caffeinated packet analyzer.\nEvilgrade – Modular framework to take advantage of poor upgrade implementations by injecting fake updates.\nEttercap – Comprehensive, mature suite for machine-in-the-middle attacks.\nImpacket – A collection of Python classes for working with network protocols.\nIntercepter-NG – Multifunctional network toolkit.\nMass Scan – Best Hacking Tools for TCP port scanner, spews SYN packets asynchronously, scanning entire Internet in under 5 minutes.\nMallory – HTTP/HTTPS proxy over SSH.\nMitmproxy – Interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy for penetration testers and software developers.\nMorpheus – Automated ettercap TCP/IP Hacking Tools.\nNetsniff-ng – Swiss army knife for network sniffing.\nNetwork-Tools.com – Website offering an interface to numerous basic network utilities like ping, traceroute, whois, and more.\nNmap – Free security scanner for network exploration \u0026amp; security audits.\nPassivedns – Network sniffer that logs all DNS server replies for use in a passive DNS setup.\nPassivedns-client – Library and query tool for querying several passive DNS providers.\nPig – One of the Hacking Tools for GNU/Linux packet crafting.\nPwnat – Punches holes in firewalls and NATs.\nPraeda – Automated multi-function printer data harvester for gathering usable data during security assessments.\nPrinter Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) – Tool for printer security testing capable of IP and USB connectivity, fuzzing, and exploitation of PostScript, PJL, and PCL printer language features.\nRoutersploit – Open source exploitation framework similar to Metasploit but dedicated to embedded devices.\nScanless – Utility for using websites to perform port scans on your behalf so as not to reveal your own IP.\nScapy – Python-based interactive packet manipulation program \u0026amp; library.\nSPARTA – Graphical interface offering scriptable, configurable access to existing network infrastructure scanning and enumeration tools.\nSSH MITM – Intercept SSH connections with a proxy; all plaintext passwords and sessions are logged to disk.\nTcpdump/libpcap – Common packet analyzer that runs under the command line.\nWireshark – Widely-used graphical, cross-platform network protocol analyzer.\nXRay – Network (sub)domain discovery and reconnaissance automation tool.\nZarp – Network attack tool centered around the exploitation of local networks.\nZmap – Open source network scanner that enables researchers to easily perform Internet-wide network studies.\nOperating Systems # Best Linux Penetration Testing Distributions @ CyberPunk – Description of main penetration testing distributions.\nCuckoo – Open source automated malware analysis system.\nComputer Aided Investigative Environment (CAINE) – Italian GNU/Linux live distribution created as a digital forensics project.\nCSILinux - CSI\u0026rsquo;s mission is to equip you with the most advanced tools in digital forensics, OSINT, and incident response.\nDigital Evidence \u0026amp; Forensics Toolkit (DEFT) – Live CD for forensic analysis runnable without tampering or corrupting connected devices where the boot process takes place.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nSecurity @ Distrowatch – Website dedicated to talking about, reviewing, and keeping up to date with open source operating systems.\nTails – Live OS aimed at preserving privacy and anonymity.\nPhysical Hacking Tools # Anof-cyber/APTRS - APTRS (Automated Penetration Testing Reporting System) is an automated reporting tool in Python and Django. The tool allows Penetration testers to create a report directly without using the Traditional Docx file. It also provides an approach to keeping track of the projects and vulnerabilities.\nCanarytokens.org - Canarytokens are a free, quick, painless way to help defenders discover they\u0026rsquo;ve been breached by having attackers announce themselves. These are digital honeypots you can configure on your own network.\nFlipperzero.one - Flipper Zero is a portable multi-tool for pentesters and geeks in a toy-like body. It loves hacking digital stuff, such as radio protocols, access control systems, hardware and more. It\u0026rsquo;s fully open-source and customizable, so you can extend it in whatever way you like. Check out more firmware options here\nHak5.org - Sells many hacking for wifi pentesting, hotplug attacks, implants, remote access field kits and more. Breakdown of multiple tools\nLAN Turtle – Covert “USB Ethernet Adapter” that provides remote access, network intelligence gathering, and MITM capabilities when installed in a local network.\nPoisontap – Siphons cookies, exposes internal (LAN-side) router and installs web backdoor on locked computers.\nUSB Rubber Ducky – Customizable keystroke injection attack platform masquerading as a USB thumbdrive.\nWiFi Pineapple – Wireless auditing and penetration testing platform.\nPenetration Testing Resources # Pentest Tools # Metasploit Unleashed - Free Offensive Security Metasploit course.\nMITRE’s Adversarial Tactics, Techniques \u0026amp; Common Knowledge (ATT\u0026amp;CK) – Curated knowledge base and model for cyber adversary behavior.\nOpen Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM) – Framework for providing test cases that result in verified facts on which to base decisions that impact an organization’s security.\nOpen Web Application Security Project (OWASP) – Worldwide not-for-profit charitable organization focused on improving the security of especially Web-based and Application-layer software.\nPenetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) – Documentation designed to provide a common language and scope for performing and reporting the results of a penetration test.\nPenetration Testing Framework (PTF) – Outline for performing penetration tests compiled as a general framework usable by vulnerability analysts and penetration testers alike.\nPENTEST-WIKI – Free online security knowledge library for pentesters and researchers.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nShellcode Examples – Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial – Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nXSS-Payloads – Ultimate resource for all things cross-site including payloads, tools, games and documentation.\nPenetration Testing Distributions # ArchStrike – Arch GNU/Linux repository for security professionals and enthusiasts.\nAttifyOS – GNU/Linux distribution focused on tools useful during Internet of Things (IoT) security assessments.\nBackBox – Ubuntu-based distribution for penetration tests and security assessments.\nBlackArch – Arch GNU/Linux-based distribution with best Hacking Tools for penetration testers and security researchers.\nFedora Security Lab – Provides a safe test environment to work on security auditing, forensics, system rescue and teaching security testing methodologies.\nKali – GNU/Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing Hacking Tools.\nNetwork Security Toolkit (NST) – Fedora-based bootable live operating system designed to provide easy access to best-of-breed open source network security applications.\nParrot – Distribution similar to Kali, with multiple architectures with 100 of Hacking Tools.\nPentoo – Security-focused live CD based on Gentoo.\nThe Pentesters Framework – Distro organized around the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES), providing a curated collection of utilities that eliminates often unused toolchains.\nDocker for Penetration Testing # docker pull kalilinux/kali-linux-docker docker pull owasp/zap2docker-stable docker pull wpscanteam/wpscan docker pull citizenstig/dvwa docker pull wpscanteam/vulnerablewordpress docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-6271 docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-0160 docker pull opendns/security-ninjas docker pull diogomonica/docker-bench-security docker pull ismisepaul/securityshepherd docker pull danmx/docker-owasp-webgoat docker-compose build \u0026amp;\u0026amp; docker-compose up docker pull citizenstig/nowasp docker pull bkimminich/juice-shop docker pull phocean/msf Penetration Testing Report Templates # Pentesting Report Template – lucideus.com template.\nPentesting Report Template – pcisecuritystandards.org template.\nPublic Pentesting Reports – Curated list of public penetration test reports released by several consulting firms and academic security groups.\nRansomware Recovery # Nomoreransom - Help detect what kind of ransomware encryption you’re affected by and free tools to unlock it, in many but not all cases. Reverse Engineering Tools # Binwalk – Fast, easy to use tool for analyzing, reverse engineering, and extracting firmware images.\nCapstone – Lightweight multi-platform, multi-architecture disassembly framework.\ndnSpy – One of the Hacking Tools to reverse engineer .NET assemblies.\nEvan’s Debugger – OllyDbg-like debugger for GNU/Linux.\nFrida – Dynamic instrumentation toolkit for developers, reverse-engineers, and security researchers.\nImmunity Debugger – Powerful way to write exploits and analyze malware.\nInteractive Disassembler (IDA Pro) – Proprietary multi-processor disassembler and debugger for Windows, GNU/Linux, or macOS; also has a free version, IDA Free.\nMedusa – Open source, cross-platform interactive disassembler.\nOllyDbg – x86 debugger for Windows binaries that emphasizes binary code analysis.\nPeda – Python Exploit Development Assistance for GDB.\nPlasma – Interactive disassembler for x86/ARM/MIPS. Generates indented pseudo-code with colored syntax code.\nPyREBox – Python scriptable Reverse Engineering sandbox by Cisco-Talos.\nRadare2 – Open source, crossplatform reverse engineering framework.\nrVMI – Debugger on steroids; inspect userspace processes, kernel drivers, and preboot environments in a single tool.\nVoltron – Extensible debugger UI toolkit written in Python.\nWDK/WinDbg – Windows Driver Kit and WinDbg.\nx64dbg – Open source x64/x32 debugger for windows.\nSecurity Courses # ARIZONA CYBER WARFARE RANGE – 24×7 live fire exercises for beginners through real world operations; capability for upward progression into the real world of cyber warfare.\nComputer Security Student – Many free tutorials, great for beginners, $10/mo membership unlocks all content.\nCTF Field Guide – Everything you need to win your next CTF competition.\nCybrary – Free courses in ethical hacking and advanced penetration testing. Advanced penetration testing courses are based on the book ‘Penetration Testing for Highly-Secured Environments’.\nEuropean Union Agency for Network and Information Security – ENISA Cyber Security Training material.\nOffensive Security Training – Training from BackTrack/Kali developers.\nOpen Security Training – Training material for computer security classes.\nSANS Security Training – Computer Security Training \u0026amp; Certification.\nSide-channel Tools # ChipWhisperer – Complete open-source toolchain for side-channel power analysis and glitching attacks. Social Engineering # Beelogger – Tool for generating keylooger.\nCatphish – Tool for phishing and corporate espionage written in Ruby.\nEvilginx – MITM attack framework used for phishing credentials and session cookies from any Web service.\nKing Phisher – One of the Hacking Tools for Phishing campaign toolkit used for creating and managing multiple simultaneous phishing attacks with custom email and server content.\nSocial Engineer Toolkit (SET) – Open source pentesting framework designed for social engineering featuring a number of custom attack vectors to make believable attacks quickly.\nSocial Engineering Framework – Information resource for social engineers.\nwifiphisher – Automated phishing attacks against WiFi networks.\nStatic Analyzers # Bandit – Security oriented static analyser for python code.\nBrakeman – Static analysis security vulnerability scanner for Ruby on Rails applications.\nCppcheck – Extensible C/C++ static analyzer focused on finding bugs.\nFindBugs – Free software static analyzer to look for bugs in Java code.\nSobelow – Security-focused static analysis for the Phoenix Framework.\nTransport Layer Security Tools # SSLyze – Fast and comprehensive TLS/SSL configuration analyzer to help identify security mis-configurations.\nTLS Prober – Fingerprint a server’s SSL/TLS implementation.\nTestssl.sh – Command line tool which checks a server’s service on any port for the support of TLS/SSL ciphers, protocols as well as some cryptographic flaws.\nTools, Lists, Tutorials etc. # AD Exploit guides - Detailed guide on methods to exploit Active Directory.\nAndroid Security – Collection of Android security-related resources.\nAppSec – Resources for learning about application security.\nAwesome Awesomness – The List of the Lists.\nC/C++ Programming – One of the main language for open source security tools.\nCTFs – Capture The Flag frameworks, libraries, etc.\nExploit Writing Tutorials – Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nForensics – Free (mostly open source) forensic analysis tools and resources.\nGB Hackers Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHackerone Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHacking – Tutorials, tools, and resources.\nHoneypots – Honeypots, tools, components, and more.\nInfoSec § Hacking challenges – Comprehensive directory of CTFs, wargames, hacking challenge websites, Penetration testing tools list practice lab exercises, and more.\nInfosec – Information security resources for pentesting, forensics, and more.\nJavaScript Programming – In-browser development and scripting.\nKali Linux Tools – List of Hacking tools present in Kali Linux.\nMalware Analysis – Tools and resources for analysts.\nNode.js Programming – Curated list of delightful Node.js packages and resources.\nPCAP Tools – Tools for processing network traffic.\nPenetration Testing Cheat Sheets – Awesome Pentest Cheat Sheets.\nPivoting and Tunneling Guide - Detailed guide on methods to exploit.\nPython Programming 1 – General Python programming.\nPython Programming 2 – General Python programming.\nPython tools for penetration testers – Lots of pentesting tools are written in Python.\nRuby Programming 1 – The de-facto language for writing exploits.\nRuby Programming 2 – The de-facto\nVirtual Machines Labs # CFTtime - Free capture the flag hacking games.\nMindMaps - Massive list of smaller sites that provide individual hacking challenges.\nPentesterlab - Free and paid Pentesting training with labs.\nSadcloud - Sadcloud is a tool for spinning up insecure AWS infrastructure with Terraform.\nVulnerability Hub - Free Virtual machines to hack, provided by the community.\nVulnmachines - A place to learn and improve penetration testing/ethical hacking skills for FREE. The labs consist of 100+ real world scenarios to practice the latest exploits and cutting edge hacking techniques.\nVulnerability Databases # Bugtraq (BID) – Software security bug identification database compiled from submissions to the SecurityFocus mailing list and other sources, operated by Symantec, Inc.\nCommon Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) – Dictionary of common names (i.e., CVE Identifiers) for publicly known security vulnerabilities.\nCXSecurity – Archive of published CVE and Bugtraq software vulnerabilities cross-referenced with a Google dork database for discovering the listed vulnerability.\nExploit-DB – Non-profit project hosting exploits for software vulnerabilities, provided as a public service by Offensive Security.\nFull-Disclosure – Public, vendor-neutral forum for detailed discussion of vulnerabilities, often publishes details before many other sources.\nInj3ct0r (Onion service) – Exploit marketplace and vulnerability information aggregator.\nMicrosoft Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Microsoft software.\nMicrosoft Security Bulletins – Announcements of security issues discovered in Microsoft software, published by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC).\nMozilla Foundation Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Mozilla software, including the Firefox Web Browser.\nNational Vulnerability Database (NVD) – United States government’s National Vulnerability Database provides additional meta-data (CPE, CVSS scoring) of the standard CVE List along with a fine-grained search engine.\nPacket Storm – Compendium of exploits, advisories, tools, and other security-related resources aggregated from across the industry.\nSecuriTeam – Independent source of software vulnerability information.\nUS-CERT Vulnerability Notes Database – Summaries, technical details, remediation information, and lists of vendors affected by software vulnerabilities, aggregated by the United States Computer Emergency Response Team (US-CERT).\nVulnerability Lab – Open forum for security advisories organized by category of exploit target.\nVulners – Security database of software vulnerabilities.\nZero Day Initiative – Bug bounty program with the publicly accessible archive of published security advisories, operated by TippingPoint.\nVulnerability Scanners # Nexpose – Commercial vulnerability and risk management assessment engine that integrates with Metasploit, sold by Rapid7.\nNessus – Commercial vulnerability management, configuration, and compliance assessment platform, sold by Tenable. Free for under 25 devices.\nOpenVAS – Free open source software implementation of the popular Nessus vulnerability assessment system.\nVuls – Agentless vulnerability scanner for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD, written in Go.\nWeb Exploitation # Autochrome – Easy to install a test browser with all the appropriate setting needed for web application testing with native Burp support, from NCCGroup.\nBlindElephant – Web application fingerprinter.\nBrowser Exploitation Framework (BeEF) – Command and control server for delivering exploits to commandeered Web browsers.\nBurp Suite – One of the Hacking Tools integrated platform for performing security testing of web applications.\nCommix – Automated all-in-one operating system command injection and exploitation tool.\nDVCS Ripper – Rip web accessible (distributed) version control systems: SVN/GIT/HG/BZR.\nEyeWitness – Tool to take screenshots of websites, provide some server header info, and identify default credentials if possible.\nFiddler – Free cross-platform web debugging proxy with user-friendly companion tools.\nFimap – Find, prepare, audit, exploit and even Google automatically for LFI/RFI bugs.\nFuzzDB – Dictionary of attack patterns and primitives for black-box application fault injection and resource discovery.\nGitTools – One of the Hacking Tools that Automatically find and download Web accessible .git repositories.\nKadabra – Automatic LFI exploiter and scanner.\nKadimus – LFI scan and exploit tool.\nLiffy – LFI exploitation tool.\nNoSQLmap – Automatic NoSQL injection and database takeover tool.\nOffensive Web Testing Framework (OWTF) – Python-based framework for pentesting Web applications based on the OWASP Testing Guide.\nSslstrip – One of the Hacking Tools Demonstration of the HTTPS stripping attacks.\nSslstrip2 – SSLStrip version to defeat HSTS.\nsqlmap – Automatic SQL injection and database takeover tool.\nTplmap – Automatic server-side template injection and Web server takeover Hacking Tools.\nVHostScan – A virtual host scanner that performs reverse lookups, can be used with pivot tools, detect catch-all scenarios, aliases and dynamic default pages.\nWeevely3 – Weaponized web shell.\nWebscreenshot – A simple script to take screenshots of list of websites.\nWhatWeb – Website fingerprinter.\nWappalyzer – Wappalyzer uncovers the technologies used on websites.\nwafw00f – Identifies and fingerprints Web Application Firewall (WAF) products.\nWordPress Exploit Framework – Ruby framework for developing and using modules which aid in the penetration testing of WordPress powered websites and systems.\nWPSploit – Exploit WordPress-powered websites with Metasploit.\nWeb Scanners # Arachni – Scriptable framework for evaluating the security of web applications.\nCms-explorer – Reveal the specific modules, plugins, components and themes that various websites powered by content management systems are running.\nNikto – Noisy but fast black box web server and web application vulnerability scanner.\nSecApps – In-browser web application security testing suite.\nWebReaver – Commercial, graphical web application vulnerability scanner designed for macOS.\nw3af – Hacking Tools for Web application attack and audit framework.\nWPScan – Hacking Tools of Black box WordPress vulnerability scanner.\nWapiti – Black box web application vulnerability scanner with built-in fuzzer.\nJoomscan – One of the best Hacking Tools for Joomla vulnerability scanner.\nACSTIS – Automated client-side template injection (sandbox escape/bypass) detection for AngularJS.\nWindows Utilities # Bloodhound – Graphical Active Directory trust relationship explorer.\nDeathStar – Python script that uses Empire’s RESTful API to automate gaining Domain Admin rights in Active Directory environments.\nEmpire – Pure PowerShell post-exploitation agent.\nFibratus – Tool for exploration and tracing of the Windows kernel.\nMagic Unicorn – Shellcode generator for numerous attack vectors, including Microsoft Office macros, PowerShell, HTML applications (HTA), or certutil (using fake certificates).\nMimikatz – Credentials extraction tool for Windows operating system.\nPowerSploit – PowerShell Post-Exploitation Framework.\nredsnarf – Post-exploitation tool for retrieving password hashes and credentials from Windows workstations, servers, and domain controllers.\nResponder – LLMNR, NBT-NS and MDNS poisoner.\nSysinternals Suite – The Sysinternals Troubleshooting Utilities.\nwePWNise – Generates architecture independent VBA code to be used in Office documents or templates and automates bypassing application control and exploit mitigation software.\nWindows Credentials Editor – Inspect logon sessions and add, change, list, and delete associated credentials, including Kerberos tickets.\nWindows Exploit Suggester – Detects potential missing patches on the target.\nWireless Network Hacking # Aircrack-ng – Set of Penetration testing \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list for auditing wireless networks.\nFluxion – Suite of automated social engineering based WPA attacks.\nKismet – Wireless network detector, sniffer, and IDS.\nReaver – Brute force attack against WiFi Protected Setup.\nWifite – Automated wireless attack tool.\n"},{"id":9,"href":"/health/","title":"Health","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Our food should be our medicine and our medicine should be our food.\u0026rdquo; - Hippocrates\nThe modern world is poisoning us. Big Ag, Big Pharma, social media, environmental pollution, EMFs are everywhere. Corporations and every level of our governments are complicit, and this trend doesnt seem to be slowing down. We need to take our health back into our own hands. By embracing traditional wisdom, and alternatives to mainstream health we can reclaim much of the health that modern society has been slowly destroying.\nReject modernity. Embrace Tradition.\nBioHacking Tools # AgelessBody - List of Biohacking tools and strategies\nAnyLuv Metal Glasses - Anyluv sells blue light blocking daytime and nighttime glasses with metal frames, so that you can minimize your light exposure without putting plastic on your face like most other blue light blocking glasses.\nBioHackerLabs Tools - Several different tools and resources. Net Carb Calc, Glucose Ketone Calc, Blood Sugar converter, Blue light testing.\nBluBlox - Cheaper Blue light blocking sunglasses\nBonCharge - Numerous products for sale. Include Blu light blocking, EMF Blocking, red light therapy etc. Products are bit pricey.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nEmr-Tek - Wide range of products. Inlcuding non plastic blue and yellow light blocking glasses. Iphone radiation blocking cases. Red light devices and more.\nOpal - App that blocks other apps. Social media can be addicting and can impact your productivity, but sometimes deleting it isn\u0026rsquo;t an option. Stop yourself from wasting time on social media during designated time frames with the Opal app.\nChips - Seed Oil Free # Seed oils are everywhere. New evidence shows that they are wildly toxic and heavily correlate with the increase in major chronic disease over the last 100 years. But Chips are also delicious so here\u0026rsquo;s a few options for seed oil free chips. Anti-Seed Oil Data\nBeefys Own - Beef tallow potato chips.\nMasa Chips - Organic nixtalized corn chips cooked in grassfed beef tallow. From the creators of the Shireapp. Accepts Bitcoin. Currently they are a bit pricey.\nRosies Chips - Beef tallow potato chips.\nSiete Foods - Family owned Mexican company that produces a wide range of seed oil free chips and other products. Primarily cooked in Avocado oil.\nClothing # Non Plastic, EMF Resistant and Grounded\nAll of these ideas may seem controversial to you. Here are some great resources to learn more about them. Grounding/Earthing , Microplastics , Guide on avoiding all plastics and toxic chemicals\nAJConsultingCompany - Non Plastic Alternatives\nBuffaloWoolCo - 100% buffalo/bison wool clothing.\nCottonique - GOTS Certified 100% Organic cotton products.\nEarth Runners - Earth Runners was created to rewild our lives in response to the typical modern domesticated lifestyle, which is causing numerous health, psychological and social issues. Grounded minimalist sandals.\nFindwool.com - Find 100% pure wool in your area.\nGrounded Shoes - Shoes that are discharged electricity from body via grounded shoes. Most(but not all) shoes are 100% leather and plastic free.\nHarvest and Mill - 100% organic cotton sheets, towels \u0026amp; more. 100% Sourced \u0026amp; Made in the USA.\nHemp Organic Life - Organic hemp products for all sorts of less common items such as: mattress covers, cushions, sleeping bags, soaps, socks, and even home and car seat covers.\nNatural Home - Natural home sells a wide mix of organic wool, cotton, linen, hemp furniture and much more.\nOddobody - 100% organic cotton underwear for woman.\nPeluva Shoes - Founded by liberty leaning nutrition expert Mark Sisson. Peluva aims to create shoes that allow you to move well in a more natural state.\nRawganique - Organic cotton, linen and Hemp clothing and accessories.\nRhizal Shoes - Grounded 100% leather shoes.\nThe Filtery - Aggregator for non plastic clothes and other household items.\nWoolshire - GOTS Certified 100% Organic locally sourced Cotton products. Organic sourcing is often not verified when it comes from other countries. At Woolshire it is verified.\nWyoming Based - American Wool company. Sells Beanies and Sweaters. Accepts Bitcoin. Manufactured in America. Anti-woke.\nCosmetics # Animal based and Non-Toxic\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Deodorant, Toothpaste, soap, etc\nCaptain Fishers - Balms and Hair serum using Tallow and other natural ingredients.\nClara And Fritz - Whipped tallow based sunscreen and other products\nDakota Tallow - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nFarrow.Life - Pork Lard based. Farrow is made in real time and in small batches to ensure super freshness and the highest quality.\nJKLM Farm - Small Batch Animal Fat Soap \u0026amp; Skincare Products. Includes bone marrow soap,bacon fat soap, hair paste and more.\nMeraki Blu - Meraki Blu and Tallow based supplements. Meraki Blu has been shown to help Energy, Focus, Short-Term and Long-Term Memory, Uplift Mood, Calm Anxiety, and be Anti-Aging focused.\nNoseToTail-BodyCare - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nVintage Tradition - Tallow Lip balms.\nWhite Oaks Home goods - White oaks also provides tallow and lard based cosmetics, candles etc.\nDental Health # Dental health has been an epidemic of malocclusion largely related the to quality of our food for thousands of years. This has led to mass issues with dental decay and improper facial development which leads to nasal breathing, which in turns leads to wisdom teeth problems and many other following health issues.Check out these resources to learn more: Weston A Price\u0026rsquo;s world wide study , Jaw Development , Breathing , General Dental Health\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Toothpaste and other products. Completely natural with no Fluoride.\nVanMan Shop - Toothpase made from eggshell and betonite clay. Shipped in glass containers. Offers other products as well.\nBite - Plastic free Vegan friendly toothpaste and other teeth related products, including bamboo tooth brushes and plastic free floss, all sold in non plastic containers.\nGreenzla - Bamboo plastic free tooth brushes.\nPlastic Free Dental Floss - Made from wheat instead of plastic for your flossing needs.\nMastique Chewing Gum - Often referred to as mastic gum, Mastique offers sugar free, seed oil and trans fat free Mastic gum for chewing to help build jaw strength and avoid jaw/wisdom teeth problems. Also comes with xylitol, coconut and natural mastic for extra teeth care. Doesn\u0026rsquo;t taste like regular gum, but ultimately its not bad tasting either.\nGreco Gum - Single ingredient mastic gum for increasing jaw strength. Made from resinous sap that seeps from the bark of the mastic tree (Pistacia lentiscus) and becomes crystallized.\nApolloGum - Single ingredient mastic gum with only a single ingredient. Offers a 21% discount if purchased in bitcoin.\nBiolight - A redlight device specifically for your mouth and teeth. Red light has shown tremendous health benefits across a wide spectrum. The Biolight can help to restore your oral microbiome. Company also provides many other redlight products.\nMewing App - An app from the creator of Mewing, that helps you do different mewing exercises designed to help strengthen your jaw with proper tongue posture, and help your face, jaw and teeth develop properly.\nEnvironmental Toxin Monitoring # Because Health - A nonprofit environmental health site that offers science-based tips and guides for buying safer cookware and dishes, uncontaminated foods, and nontoxic personal-care products—to help people live more healthfully.\nBreast Cancer Prevention Partners - An organization that provides information for reducing toxic exposures—in food packaging, cosmetics, and other everyday products—to protect people’s breast health and reproductive health.\nCHEM Trust - A website that offers terrific fact sheets about hazardous chemicals and their impacts on health, as well as news about chemical legislation in Europe (such as REACH).\nClearya - A browser plug-in and mobile app that help online shoppers make informed choices. Clearya automatically screens ingredient lists for chemicals of concern while shopping online, and assists in discovering safer alternatives. In parallel, the platform mines insights that serve environmental health scientists and advocacy groups.\nEnvironmental Defense Fund - A leading global nonprofit organization that promotes research related to preserving the health of both the environment and its populations, including humans.\nEnvironmental Health News - A publication of Environmental Health Sciences, a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental health issues, including climate change, the plastic pollution crisis, and harmful chemicals such as BPA.\nEnvironmental Working Group - A nonprofit dedicated to protecting human health and the environment. The group offers excellent Shopper’s Guides with scientifically based recommendations on choosing healthy consumer products (from cosmetics to cleaning products) and uncontaminated foods (including produce). The organization also offers a Healthy Living App with ratings of more than 120,000 food and personal-care products, to help consumers make the healthiest choices.\nMade Safe - A program that certifies safe brands of cosmetics, household products, apparel, bedding, and other products, after a rigorous screening and evaluation of ingredients and materials. Check out their new Healthy Pregnancy Guide.\nNational Resources Defense Council - An organization that works to safeguard the earth, including its air, water, people, plants, and animals, from pollution, chemicals, and other toxic effects.\nProgram on Reproductive Health and the Environment - Under the auspices of the University of California, San Francisco, this program offers valuable resources that can help minimize people’s exposure to reproductive toxins in everyday life.\nSafer Chemicals, Healthy Families - A coalition of organizations and businesses working to safeguard families from toxic chemicals in our homes, workplaces, schools, and in the products we use.\nSafer Made - An organization that invests in companies and technologies that eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals in consumer products and supply chains. Its newsletters highlight developments in phasing out certain chemicals and progress on other environmental issues.\nSilent Spring Institute - A scientific research organization dedicated to uncovering the links between environmental chemicals and human health. On the preventive front, the organization developed Detox Me, a free mobile app to help consumers reduce their exposure to toxic chemicals in their everyday surroundings.\nToxic Free Future - An organization that conducts original research on the complex science underlying different aspects of environmental health and advocates for the use of safer products, chemicals, and practices to ensure a healthier future.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFood Discovery Apps # Feed the People By the People - An organization dedicated to empowering farmers and ranchers across the country and cutting out middlemen to enable direct sales to customers. By decentralizing the food supply chain, they aim to put the power of food back in the hands of the people.\nGetRawMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area based off your zip code.\nGround Work Collective - Website that finds high quality farms and high quality soil.\nLabel Ferret - Label Ferret uses nutrition data from a variety of sources but nutrition data and ingredient labels change frequently so accuracy cannot be guaranteed. You can use this app to read ingredients and nutritional facts from a wide range of different products.\nLocal Fats: Website that that helps you find food providers that dont use seed oils. Includes locations all over the world. Locations are crowd sourced, so anyone can submit a new location they find.\nRealMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area.\nSeed Oil Rebellion - Website that provides education around seed oils and buying/food guides.\nSeed Oil Scout - App that helps you find restaurants and fast food providers that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App only works in IOS.\nSeed oil Free Restaurants - Website that lets you look up specific restaurants to see what oils they cook in and dont cook in.\nSeedy App - App that helps you find restaurants, fast food providers and products at grocery stores that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App is under construction. Old demo app only worked in IOS.\nShireapp - App that finds local high quality real foods. Includes multiple categories such as Seed oil free, regenerative, grass fed, organic, raw etc.\nHealth Funding Projects # Decentralized Health Fund - The Decentralized Health Fund looks to fund important but largely unprofitable research in regards to lesser known areas of health. The fund is working to collect and store money in BTC in order to give out grants to fund studies and projects around the dangers of EMF\u0026rsquo;s, the benefit of grounding, sunlight and other natural sources.\nNew Founding - New Founding is looking to raise funds to focus on \u0026ldquo;early-stage ventures where we can add exceptional value by leveraging our significant proprietary deal flow, our best-in-class intelligence of conservative consumer and institutional demand, and our connections within the right-wing ecosystem.\u0026rdquo; ‍\nHealthcare Alternative # Chronic Illness Recovery - An institute that focuses on healing from long term health issues caused by systemic inflammation and other modern causes.\nCrowdhealth - CrowdHealth is not an insurance company, but a platform \u0026amp; community that empowers you with a crowdfunding tool and a wealth of resources to efficiently manage your health care costs.\nCurehunter - Free service that catalogs most medical conditions and potential treatments. CureHunter is a fully integrated scientific search, data retrieval and analysis engine on the web that can read the entire US National Library of Medicine Medline Archive and automatically extract and quantify the evidence for successful clinical outcomes of all known drugs for all known human diseases.\nDPC Network - Find Direct Primary care Doctors near you.\nDpcare - Direct Primary Care (DPC) is an innovative alternative payment model improving access to high functioning healthcare with a simple, flat, affordable membership fee. No fee-for-service payments. No third party billing. The defining element of DPC is an enduring and trusting relationship between a patient and his or her primary care provider.\nDruglike - Druglike is a platform for democratizing the access, costs, and rewards of early-stage drug discovery. Druglike is building a decentralized computing network which provides resources for anyone looking to start or contribute to early-stage drug discovery projects. Unlike competitors, Druglike will be web-based and completely free to use.\nFree Market Medical Association - Free Market Medical Association helps find Market alternatives to healthcare, co-founded by the CEO of Oklahoma Surgery Center.\nOklahoma Surgery Center - Free Market for Surgery with full price transparency.\nRevero.com - Program that aims to evaluate and measure health metrics to get down to the real causes of your health issues, while using a nutritional and holistic approach.\nTrue Med - True Med helps facilitate acceptance of HSA and FSA money for individuals and companies. This can be used by or for any company that promotes better diet, exercise or other alternative forms of health.\nTWC.Health - Alternative healthcare to the mainstream pharma system. Also sells supplements. Co-founded by Dr. Peter McCullough.\nHigh Quality Meat # Organic, Grass Fed, Regenerative and Seed Oil Free Food\nAUPA Bar - The Chad of energy bars. High quality meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit. AUPA gives discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. Save an additional 5% with code word \u0026ldquo;liberty\u0026rdquo;\nEpic Provisions - One of the best and most convenient ways to access high quality meat in convenient packaging.\nForce of Nature - Another fantastic option for regenerative meat. Including Beef, Bison, Chicken, Elk, Venison, Wild Boar and more. Force of Nature is also unique in selling \u0026ldquo;Ancestral Blends\u0026rdquo; ground meat mixed with small amounts of organ meats for delicious ways to eat highly nutritious organ meats.\nJoyce-Farms - Another great regenerative source of meat. Provides a wide range of poultry, sausages and jerkies.\nMauinui Venison - Regenerative/sustainable raised deer. Axis deer are an invasive species in Maui and need to be kept in check to preserve the water and local plants/farms as there are no natural predators for the deer on Maui. Slightly pricey.\nMeatrition - A massive database in defense of all things Meat.\nNose to Tail - Regenerative and pastured raise meat, specifically focused on producing the best low PUFA raised mono-gastric animals like Chicken and Pork. Also sells Lamb.\nWhite Oak Pastures - One of the most respected regenerative farms around, practicing their idea of \u0026ldquo;radically traditionally farming\u0026rdquo;. White oaks sells several different kinds of meat, including, Duck, Goose, Guinea, Rabbit, Goat etc. White Oak has really pioneered the regenerative model and proofed its effective with a peer reviewed study\nWild Idea Buffalo - Another great option. Focuses primarily on buffalo but has several other great offers. Bison are only slaughtered in the field, never in a slaughterhouse.\nMedical Drugs Resellers # Buy medical drugs from third parties that may be in limited supply.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinal. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nContraband Cures - A list of alternative style medicines for several different conditions.\nContingency Medical - Emergency Antibiotic Kits, for Home or on the Go. Stay protected against Nausea, Vomiting, Strep Throat, UTIs, Diarrhea, Ear Infections, Sinusitis and more.\nDuration Health - The portable emergency room — Peace of mind for off-grid living and travel. Their doctors prescribe you life-saving medications before you need them. They ship them to you before your next adventure. Treat urgent medical issues anywhere — without finding a doctor or pharmacy.\nJase Medical - Emergency meds and Prescription drugs.\nMountain Rose Herbs - One of the best sources of organic herbs and alternative medicines.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nPurely Prepared Patriot - American company that sells Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and Fenbendazole.\nOSINT- Health and the Environment # Antennasearch.com - Track 5g Towers in your area.\nClimateViewerMaps - Track Real Time data of climate weather across the world including rainfall and UN Tracking of weather Modification projects.\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nSupplement Testing and Rankings # Consumerlab - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nLabdoor - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nVaccine and Medical Info # Just the Inserts - Just the Inserts is a collection of all vaccine and other medication related info from the official source. While much of this information is public, it is often obfuscated and difficult to find. Just the Inserts bring all of the safety related data to one convient place for you to check on what the actual side affects of vaccines and other medications are. "},{"id":10,"href":"/job-boards/","title":"Job Boards","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.\u0026rdquo; - Confucius\nWhy work for a company you hate? If you believe in liberty many of these companies hate you. Stop wasting your talents and your energy on them, and find something that advances your values.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale. Jobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin. Latium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase. Publish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens. Liberty and Crypto Related Job Boards # AnonFriendly - Don\u0026rsquo;t doxx yourself for work. Job boards for Anonymous workers. Bankless.Pallet - The best jobs in crypto and DeFi, curated by Bankless, for the Bankless Nation. New technical and non-technical job posts every week. BitcoinerJobs - Bitcoiner Jobs is the leading career site helping to build the emerging Bitcoin industry and the careers of Bitcoiners within it. Publicsq - Non-woke and conservative leaning job board. Talent Market - Talent Market’s mission is to promote liberty by providing talent for critical roles within the free-market nonprofit sector. Provide Free consulting for liberty focused non profits. No-Jab Job Boards # Based.Pro - Formerly \u0026ldquo;NoVaxMandate.org\u0026rdquo; Based.Pro has pivoted from its vax focus to help you connect with professionals, companies and institutions who share your values. Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types. Redballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or covid nonsense. Unjected - Dating board for people who have not had any of the Covid-19 Vaccines. Vaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status. "},{"id":11,"href":"/metrics/","title":"Metrics","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Freedom and Anti Freedom Metrics # “Just as Soviet managers responded by producing shoddy goods that met the numerical targets set by their overlords, so do schools, police forces, and businesses find ways of fulfilling quotas with shoddy goods of their own.” ― Jerry Z. Muller\nIn order to better understand the broader picture, data collection becomes essential. Data collection can be used to paint whatever narrative its collectors want. We must be aware of the actual data in order to interrupt the truth as it is, and not what politics wants it to be. Here are a list of metrics tracking different statistics directly related to rising tyranny in our world.\nAtlantic Council CBDCTracker - Tracks Country progress of (CBDC)Central Bank Digital Currency Implementation and testing\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nCDBC Tracker - A project by the Human Rights Foundation to track CDBC development worldwide.\nCriticalrace.org Track CRT and other forms of Wokeness in schools. Tracks Colleges and K-12. Tracks many of the specific actions taken at every school.\nDefendingEd - Tracking DEI/Wokism in Schools.\nDigital Sovereignty Index - The DSI is a simple metric to illustrate how much locally hosted applications are used across the measured countries. It represents the relative amount of deployments of self-hosted productivity \u0026amp; collaboration tools per 100K citizens, compared to other countries.\nFreedomHouse.org - Freedom Metric across the world, does not Track Covid.\nFreedominthe50states.org - Tracks the most Free US states in regards to a wide set of metrics, does not track covid freedoms. Provided by the Cato institute.\nFungibility-Graveyard - List of People who have been exposed and prosecuted for or while using Bitcoin due to lack of privacy\nHeritage World Freedom Index - Economic Freedom across the world\nICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nRootshq - Website that tracks different liberty groups and associations across America\nShadowstats - Tracks true levels of economics in America, Money supply, Inflation, GDP etc…\nUSDebtclock - Real time National Debt Counter.\nWashingtonPost Police Shooting DB - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states.\nWokeWagon - Tracks woke political appointees in government\nWorld Press Freedoms - Ranking of all countries in the world by freest to least free press.\n"},{"id":12,"href":"/money/","title":"Money","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" If you don’t believe it or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try and convince you. I am sorry. - Satoshi Nakamoto\nCrypto Currency, The greatest tool we have.\nFinancial privacy is largely being wiped away across the world, while governments simultaneously destroy the value of our currencies through inflation and sanctions. With the invention of Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto gave us what is probably the single greatest tool for freedom in the history of the world. With decentralized crypto currency we have the ability to fix our money and fix the world. While some people believe that all non bitcoin crypto currencies are a scam we do not agree. We believe in competition for all freedom tech. Bitcoin isn\u0026rsquo;t perfect and shouldn\u0026rsquo;t be treated as a religion. The best counterpoint to bitcoins imperfection is its inherent lack of privacy and its current difficulty with scaling. Monero provides the best and simplest use case for privacy and is a great alternative to bitcoin. Likewise we believe that other crypto projects may have real utility in pursuing freedom. That being said the crypto industry is absolutely saturated with scams and grifters. As always do your own research and invest carefully. Hold your own keys and continue your journey to being financially sovereign.\nAcquire Crypto # Atomic Swaps # Atomic Swaps are the future of Crypto Currency trading. Completely custody-less, heavily private, and generally uncensorable. Still very much in development. Learn more here.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nBasic Swap Dex - Atomic Swap DEX. No added fees. Installed locally. Currently in BETA.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nLiquiality - Atomic Swaps across multiple coins.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nUnstoppapleSwaps - Atomic Swap from BTC to Monero.\nDecentralized Exchanges # Decentralization is a spectrum. Many decentralized exchanges aren\u0026rsquo;t nearly as decentralized as they claim to be, but usually they are far more distributed than any centralized exchanges.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nFiat On Ramps (P2P) # Bisq - Buy and sell bitcoin for fiat (or other cryptocurrencies) privately and securely using Bisq\u0026rsquo;s peer-to-peer network and open-source desktop software. Bisq allows you to purchase your bitcoin using P2P Zelle transactions. No registration required.\nHodl Hodl - Anonymous P2P deals on your terms. Trade globally. Using any payment system. For any fiat currency. Bitcoin only. No registration required.\nLocal Monero - Local Monero makes it easy for you to connect with real people in the real world to buy and sell Monero with no KYC. Announced in May 2024 that they would be shutting down. No reason given, but this is likely due to regulatory pressure against other platforms like Samurai and Tornado cash.\nPeach Bitcoin - Peach allows users to purchase BTC in many different national currencies all P2P without KYC. Not currently available in the US.\nRetoSwap - Like Bisq but for Monero. Installed locally, it uses Monero and Tor for high level privacy.\nXMRGlobal - A monero focused p2p exchange for purchasing cryptocurrency via Zelle, ACH cash etc.\nNon-Custodial exchanges # Most exchanges are custodial, meaning you are required to leave crypto on their platform if you want to trade, or you purchase and they will hold on to it initially. Non-custodial exchanges will send your trades and purchases directly to wallets of your choosing.\nChangenow - Reliable non KYC exchange.\nChangelly - Not recommended at this time. Changelly does not require KYC for smaller transactions but they will sometimes implement KYC mid trade, forcing to KYC or lose your funds.\nCryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nEvonax - Established in 2016,Evonax operates as a non-custodial instant cryptocurrency exchange, ensuring that users’ funds are never held within the platform. Serving as an intermediary between cryptocurrencies and users, Evonax provides access to a diverse range of digital assets including Monero (XMR).\nFixedFloat - Good rates for crypto exchanges, does not currently allow US customer IP addresses. Does not require KYC.\nGodex.io - This exchange is a dependable tool for immediate conversions. It supports the conversion of over 300 cryptocurrencies into Monero, without any KYC requirements and it works in both directions, offering great flexibility.\nHoudini Swap - Privacy focused non custodial exchange.\nKYC vs No KYC list - A list of P2P Trading Platforms (i.e. P2P exchanges) for trading Bitcoin. Common payment methods include bank transfer, cash deposited in the seller\u0026rsquo;s bank account, in-person cash (face-to-face) trades as well as payment networks such as Zelle, Alipay, even Cash App and PayPal, for example. Some of these payment methods are more private than others. Typically, face-to-face, cash-by-mail, and US Postal Money Orders are among the most private methods available.\nKYCNotMe - Website that Tracks exchanges that don\u0026rsquo;t use KYC.\nMexc - Crypto trades without KYC. Currently blocked for US based IP addresses.\nNO KYC Only - Education on avoiding KYC and why its problematic.\nOrangeFren - Check many KYC-free services and find the one with the best offer for a wide variety of coins.\nSimpleSwap - Exchange multiple tokens without giving up custody. Requires an account. Offers cash back in their own token.\nSideShift - Shift between different layer 2 tokens. Includes tokens on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Polygoin.\nStealthEx - StealthEX is a non-custodial cryptocurrency exchange service that accepts Monero (XMR). The platform does not require users to create an account or share personal information. Additionally, funds are not stored on StealthEX; exchanges are conducted directly between wallets. At StealthEX, there are no upper limits for your exchanges — you can exchange any amount you desire. When it comes to minimum amounts, you only need to ensure you have enough to cover the network fees.\nSwapSwop - SwapSwop is an instant anonymous crypto exchange with a high level of security from SSL certificates on internal services to a multi-stage exchange procedure, which guarantees the safety of your assets and quick exchange for the desired cryptocurrency.\nTrocador - Privacy focused front end to push your transactions through non KYC exchanges.\nBusiness Directories # AirBTC - AirBNB for Bitcoiners.\nAgoristAcers - Purchase Seeds with Monero.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nAutoCoinCar - Purchase Luxury cars with Crypto - (UK Only).\nBeef Initiative - Purchase Regenerative/Grass fed beef with Crypto.\nBitcoin-P2P Marketplace - BTC sales.\nBitcoin-RealEstate - Purchase Real estate with crypto.\nBitcoin-only - The Ultimate guide to all things Bitcoin.\nBitcoin-only.com - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nBitejo - Massive List of companies that accept Monero and Bitcoin - Is now XMRBazzar.\nCarCoinMarket - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCompTIA Vouchers - CompTIA certs for Btc.\nCryptoCars - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCryptwerk - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nDirectory.BTCPayserver - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nGrowingSpaces - Buy Greenhouses with BTC.\nMonerica - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nMoneromarket - XMR trading platform with escrow. Start selling and buying today.\nOatManFarms - Purchase Oats for BTC.\nShopinBit - Purchase all sorts of items in BTC, only ships to UK currently.\nXMR Bazzar - A p2p shopping center for buying and selling services and goods in Monero. Built by Douglas Tumen, founder and host of the Monero Talk podcast.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale.\nJobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin.\nLatium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase.\nPublish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens.\nDAO and DEFI Tools # ApeBoard - Cross chain crypto monitoring Dashboard.\nCoin - Crypto portfolio account and crypto news aggregator.\nCow.fi - CoW Protocol finds the lowest price for your trade across all exchanges and aggregators, such as Uniswap and 1inch – and protects you from MEV, unlike the others.\nDAOStack - Project that helps you streamline the creation of your own DAO.\nDefiSafety - DEFI Security ratings.\nDefillama - The ultimate tracker for all things DEFI. Track Yield, transparency, NFTs, Stables, Hacks etc.\nDapps.com - Dapp rankings via marketcap.\nDextools - Cross Chain Defi and Cefi Dashboard.\nGhostfol - Multichain Dashboard, includes traditional stocks and ETF’s as well.\nHedgehog - Centralized Exchange Dashboard Management.\nRailgun - RAILGUN is a smart contract system that enables Zero-Knowledge Privacy for any on-chain dApp.\nRotki - An open source portfolio tracker, accounting and analytics tool that protects your privacy. Can be self hosted.\nTornado Cash - DO NOT USE IF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. Tornado cash is an Ethereum based coinjoin mixer that can be used to gain privacy on Ethereum. In August 2022 Tornado Cash was blacked listed by the US government and added to the OFAC list. While the front end website is no longer running you can still interact with the smart contract(this is by design). If you are a US citizen you risk criminal penalties for doing so. Alex Pertsev, was sentenced to five years in prison for his work on development of Tornado cash. It\u0026rsquo;s important to note that despite the shutdown by the US government, the Tornado Cash smart contract is still up and running, and is more less unstoppable as long as the Ethereum network continues to run. If you would like to support the legal defence fund you can so by checking out Justice DAO.\nDecentralized Nodes # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Avalanche and more.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nHandshake - Decentralized DNS. Handshake is an experiment on collaborating to create a decentralized network which results in a global allocation of names. Think of the handles or usernames you use on services such as social networks, and domain names identifying the URL for websites. Nearly all of these services were provided by trusted third parties which prevent the web from truly being decentralized. Handshake provides a means, including key management and server/service authentication, for decentralized web services to experiment.\nMonero Nodo - A full, unpruned, and dedicated hardware node comes equipped with Tor and I2P support, ensuring maximum privacy and security for your transactions. Manage your wallets effortlessly through the LWS Admin panel and enjoy the convenience of our built-in block explorer. The 5.5″ touchscreen allows you to control your node directly from the device, or you can access it from the web for added flexibility and full block explorer functionality. Mine Monero using P2Pool. Contribute to your privacy by running your own personal node while contributing to the Monero network.\nMyNodeBTC - Run Bitcoin nodes and lots of other Bitcoin applications, includes wallets, BTCPay Server, Lightning tools and Whirlpool and other privacy tools.\nPibode-XMR - Small Raspberry pi focused distro for Monero mining.\nPktCash - PKT is an ecosystem of apps that decentralize access to the internet. The mission is to get the next billion people online.\nThreefold - Decentralized Autonomous Internet Infrastructure. ThreeFold is a globally-distributed grid of storage, compute, and network capacity, acting as “no middleman” Internet resources between independent capacity providers and users.\nEducation and certifications # C4/Crypto Consortium - Offers certifications for BTC, Eth and crypto best practices.\nBlockchain-Council.org - Blockchain Council embraces Blockchain, AI, and Web3 with a range of certifications and training.\nChainalysis Certifications - The Chainalysis Cryptocurrency Fundamentals Certification (CCFC) credential is designed for those new to cryptocurrency. Whether you’re starting out on a career focused on crypto, or are coming across bitcoin as you run investigations, onboard new businesses or formulate cryptocurrency compliance policies, this is the place to begin.\nFund Raising # Giveth - Giveth is building a new way forward with its zero-fee, community-driven donation platform - leveraging the power of blockchain technology to connect on-the-ground projects with regenerative funding opportunities.\nGeyser.fund - Geyser is a bitcoin-native crowdfunding platform where you can fund project ideas with the support from global communities.\nHeo.Finance - Decentralized crowdfunding without borders. Help Each Other (HEO) is the first decentralized stablecoin-based crowdfunding platform that removes geographical and political limitations from fundraising. HEO platform is already live on Binance Smart Chain, Celo, Aurora, and Ethereum mainnets.\nKuno Media - Monero based crowd funding.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow institute works to help fund privacy and anti surveillance tech.\nOpen Sats - Open Sats Initiative, Inc. (EIN 85-2722249) is a 501(c)(3) public charity which aims to fund Bitcoin-related free and open-source projects and associated education and research initiatives. Open Sats focuses on no strings attached Bitcoin(only) and freedom tech donations.\nStacks.org - The mission of the Stacks project is to enable a better internet through decentralized apps. To do it, they’re expanding the Bitcoin economy and enabling more functionality as a Bitcoin layer.\nTen31 - Ten31 is the leading bitcoin-focused investor and partner of choice to companies building technology and infrastructure for the bitcoin ecosystem, as well as complementary freedom-oriented technologies including open source software, AI and nostr.\nMerchant Services # Align Pay - AlignPay never picks sides on any issue and is proud to facilitate a welcoming place where people, organizations, campaigns, and merchants can interact in a healthy, open, and legal way.\nParallel Economy - Censorship-Resistant payment processing backed by Conservative Commentator Dan Bongino.\nRevere Payments - A Christian merchant services provider that offers a wide range of solutions for businesses in a variety of industries, including e-commerce, retail, restaurant, firearms, religious, political, CBD, and non-profit. We’re using the same innovative technology as our parent company, Metrics Global, to bring seamless, secure online payments to any industry.\nSecond Amendment Processing - 2nd Amendment processing helps you protect yourself and your business from being censored for your political views or other forms of wrong think.\nOsint for Crypto # AMLBot - Founded in 2019, AMLBot Online assessment of crypto addresses and transactions, founded in 2019 by a team of RegTech specialists in accordance with FATF international recommendations. Offers both free and non-free services.\nClarks Dashboard - A comprehensive list of all BTC Data. Includes Block times, price data, Side chain data, mining etc.\nDeveloperReports - Tracks the current amount of developers on Crypto projects.\nMonero Garden - A complete introduction and walkthrough on all the technical specifics of Monero.\nMonero Inflation - Tracks potential inflation or flaws in the Monero Protocol. Due to Monero\u0026rsquo;s privacy proper auditing can be difficult.\nMonero Observer - News aggregator for all things monero.\nMoneroj.net - Tracks the Monero mining hash rate across all miners.\nMonero.Eco - Graphical interface for the entire Monero Ecosystem.\nMiningPoolStats - Track all data across mining pools for all sorts of crypto projects. Organized primarily by what type of hash algorithm each blockchain uses.\n[Monerowatch](https://monerowat.ch - A monero blockchain explorer. While Monero doesnt have a tradational blockchain explorer we can track block times and size. Along with hash rate and other useful metrics.\nOXT.me - OXT is a tool designed for Exploratory Blockchain Analysis of the bitcoin ledger. OXT is the \u0026lsquo;Other exploration Tool\u0026rsquo; and it should become the \u0026lsquo;Open eXploration Tool\u0026rsquo; in the future.\nStable Pulse - Get a clear, accurate, minimally filtered view of the stablecoin ecosystem.\nThe Monero Moon - The ultimate newsletter for all things Monero.\nTheGraph.com - Crypto Database API Tools.\nTimechainstats.com - BTC Chain API data.\nTrack Bitcoin Nodes - Tracks total Bitcoin nodes.\nTrack Bitcoin Treasuries - Tracks the public Bitcoin Wallets of major corporations and governments.\nTrack Ethereum Nodes - Tracks total Ethereum nodes.\nDefi Lama StablecoinData - Stable coin data across chains.\nPrivacy Software # Bokuto Monero Node - Open source fork of Ronin Dojo’s Bakuto project that allows for a full node Monero wallet.\nBorder Wallets - Border Wallets is a website that helps you strategize on how best to memorize your wallet seed phrase. This can be useful if you need to cross a border, or have a particularly high threat model.\nGupax - Gupax is a GUI for mining Monero on P2Pool using XMRig.\nJam - Jam is a graphical user interface for JoinMarket, and while obviously related, is a separate project developed by a separate set of people.\nJoinMarket-Org - JoinMarket is software to create a special kind of bitcoin transaction called a CoinJoin transaction. Its aim is to improve the confidentiality and privacy of bitcoin transactions. With the shutdown of Samurai wallet, and the withdrawal of the not recommended service Wasabi from the US, Join Market is now one of the only privacy tools for Bitcoin.\nPinode - Monero OS for running full Monero Nodes on Pi’s, Rockpros and Odroids.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nSilent Payments - Silent Payments make receiving Bitcoin easier than ever while preserving your privacy. Silent Payments allow you to create a single, static address to share with friends, use for donations, or post for tips without sacrificing privacy. When someone wants to send you a payment, they use the unique public key that is a part of your Silent Payment address, combine it with the public keys of the outputs they want to send and generate a unique, one-time address that looks on-chain just like any other Taproot address.\nXMRVSBeast - P2Pool Bonus Hash Rate Raffle for people providing Monero Hash.\nSocial Media # Coinpayments.net - Purchase Social media followers with Monero.\nEchoIn - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here.\nFountain - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nMinds - Minds is an open-source social networking service that promotes free speech, privacy, and transparency.\nOshi - Oshi is a powerful marketing and rewards platform built to replace stars, punch cards, and coffee points with something that people really want - Bitcoin.\nOrange Pill App - Bitcoin dating and friend finder.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.ps://www.minds.com/) - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nSpeculative Projects # DarkFi - DarkFi is a new Layer 1 blockchain, designed with anonymity at the forefront. It offers flexible private primitives that can be wielded to create any kind of application. DarkFi aims to make anonymous engineering highly accessible to developers. Backed by noted Crypto Anarchist Amir Taaki.\nFedimints - While still largely theoretical, Fediments is based off the original 1980\u0026rsquo;s concept of Chaumian Ecash, that would essentially provide federated mints built on top of Bitcoin, with high levels of privacy. Two implementations of this concept are Cashu and Umint. These are still in active development. One potential problem with this is legal pressure due to potential classification of these services as unlicensed money transmitters, much like how Samurai Wallet and potentially custodial lightning services are being targeted.\nFreedom Dollar - Freedom Dollar is a private, censorship-resistant stablecoin protocol built on Zano. Stable coins are a useful but sometimes risky project, as they are supposed to maintain their price point with a fiat asset like the dollar.\nHaveno - Haveno aims to be a crypto on ramp much like Bisq that uses Monero instead of Bitcoin as the base payment option. Haveno will utilize TOR and p2p trades, while never taking custody of your funds.\nPirate Chain - Launched in 2018 with the primary goal of being the most private and secure digital currency, Pirate Chain strives to protect the financial privacy of every user in the world. Pirate Chain achieves this by employing the strongest and most acclaimed privacy protocol in the industry, and couples this with an unassailable strategy implementation. Pirate vs Monero Breakdown\nSerai DEX - Largely created in response to Thorchain\u0026rsquo;s choice to not integrate Monero, the Serai Dex works much like the Thorchain DEX, providing coin trading between different native coins using liquidity pools funded by users for small rewards.\nZano - An ambitious project that offers the privacy of Monero for regular transactions, including all projects built ontop of its network. Additionally offers alias addresses so you can associate a wallet address with a name, much like how DNS works for IP addresses. Offers escrow services and Iconic swaps as an alternative to Atomic Swaps. Also allows for building dApps on chain as well.\nSpending Options # Bill Pay # Bitrefill Credit Card Service - Service to pay off Credit Card for multiple providers. Requires KYC. Currently disabled for Americans, but hopefully will be returning. This service does require KYC, but they do offer other services that do not.\nDoctorSim - Top up or recharge any prepaid phone in over 200 countries instantly and securely with doctorSIM.\nSpritz.Finance - Focuses on bill pay, secured payments, automated payments etc. Uses Web 3. Requires an account. Currently in closed Beta.\nCredit Cards # 2Fiat - A new platform that lets you instantly convert Bitcoin, Monero, USDT or any crypto to fiat and make purchases online or in store.\nAbine - An alternative credit card masking service. Abine has similar features, virtual cards up to 500$ for individual vendors. But Abine also offers other privacy services like phone masking, email masking and more. Abine does not have a free tier unlike privacy.com.\nBitpay - Preloaded Bitpay card that lets you spend your Bitcoin.\nDashDirect - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including DASH. Dash Direct phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with DASH for discounts from hundreds of vendors. No KYC Required.\nDoNotPay - DoNotPay is a consumer rights company that helps you fight corporations and beat bureaucracy. They offer a wide range of services, including bill pay, credit card management, and more.\nEzzocard - Anon cards can be purchased via crypto. Charges a decent markup.\nKlutchCard - Service that provides several management and privacy features for your bank account. Klutch gives you unlimited Virtual cards, a physical card without your name on the front, and the ability to manage your spending transactions in depth all while still earning cash back. Does require KYC information and a good credit score though. Another downside, there is currently no way to pay off your balance other than to link your account via ACH and routing number.\nLaso.Finance - A bit pricey. Virtual Credit card with no KYC card that allows for spends of over 1K anywhere in the world. Currently uses Metamask for stable coins only. Monero support coming soon.\nPayWithMoon - Virtual Cards with no KYC funded by lightning based Bitcoin transactions. You can create as many virtual cards as you want, but cards are limited in amounts of 1000$. These cards do not currently work outside of the United States. Used to provide full pre-paid credit cards only offers gift cards now.\nPrivacy.com - The primary method for Credit Card Privacy. By linking your bank account to your Debit card, you can create virtual privacy focused cards that only work for one vendor at a time. This prevents your Debit card from being used in the event of a vendor data breach. Virtual cards are easily deletable. Downsides are that you start with 500$ per card limits for virtual cards. And there is the privacy concern of sharing your bank data with a third party. Please use our affiliate link when signing up. To get an extra $5 dollars on sign up.\nUquid - Virtual card for crypto, only works through Binance or wallet connect compatible wallets, for a wide range of gift card services.\nX1 - Similar to Klutch. Control subscriptions and keep your details private with disposable card numbers.donotpay.com/learn/virtual-credit-card-generator/) - Free Virtual Credit Card Generator for signing up for trial services. Do not Pay also works to create an AI focused response to many asymmetrical problems of society like fighting back against parking tickets or social media de-platforming with automated and proven methods of remediating these issues.\nGift Cards # Egifter - Buy and send premium gift cards for a wide range of services. Offers points per purchases. Gyft - Gift cards for over 200 vendors. Coinsbee - Does Phone Top ups. Bitrefill - Gifts cards and other services. Coincards - giftcards available in multiple countries, Coincards has everything you could possibly need to live your life with crypto! Offers Phone Top ups and accepts Monero. Stealths - Monero first Gift card sales. No KYC Required. Wallets # Bitcoin Wallets # Ashigaru - A new fork of Samurai Wallet without the coinjoin services. As this is new untested its recommended not to put large amounts of BTC on here just yet.\nCasa - Self custody wallet with built in Multi-sig for security and inheritance built in so that your assets aren\u0026rsquo;t lost in the event of death. Only takes Bitcoin and Ethereum.\nCold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nElectrum Wallet - Founded in 2011 Electrum is one of the oldest, simplest and most trusted Bitcoin Only wallets in the game. With a simple interface that has been forked by many other blockchain projects Electrum has everything you need to store and use your bitcoin easily and securely.\nSamurai Wallet - A modern bitcoin wallet hand forged to keep your transactions private your identity masked and your funds secured. Samurai Wallet is a mobile only wallet that is built to work with the Ronin Dojo Full node and Whirlpool privacy coinjoins. Completely Open Source. Mobile only wallet. In April 2024 Samurai Wallet was shutdown by the US government and the founders of the wallet arrested. While the wallet still works if installed, the Whirpool coinjoin features have since been disabled. You can donate to the Samurai defense team here You can also find a list of Public Dojo Clones to use at Dojobay\nSparrow Wallet - Sparrow is a Bitcoin wallet for those who value financial self sovereignty. Sparrow’s emphasis is on security, privacy and usability. Sparrow does not hide information from you - on the contrary it attempts to provide as much detail as possible about your transactions and UTXOs, but in a way that is manageable and usable. Completely Open Source. Desktop only wallet. Following the arrest of the Samurai Wallet Devs, the Whirlpool privacy features were removed from the wallet.\nHardware Wallets # Cold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nFoundationDevices - Foundation builds the Passport hardware wallet which is an airgapped wallet hardware device. Passport has no direct connection with the outside world – no USB data and no wireless communications. Instead, Passport uses a camera and QR codes for communication. This provides hardcore, airgapped security without sacrificing usability.\nLedger - NOT RECOMMENDED. While Ledger has a long history in the space of supporting multiple coins. Ledger is close sourced. Ledger has recently come under for fire for creating a backup policy that lets you back up your keys to Ledgers cloud providers, which means that your private keys could be susceptible to third party pressures on the key holders. Also Ledger was caught sending customer data to several different third parties.\nMonero Signer - Monero Signer is a hardware signing device equipped with a camera that allows you to sign transactions offline via QR-Code. Monero Signer also allows you to generate seeds, passphrases and addresses. All this while being completely offline. Software updates are done air-gapped using a micro SD card.\nSeedsigner - Open source hardware signing device that uses raspberry pi zero which reduces possibility of interception. Does not store your coins, is only a security focused device for signing/approving transactions. Bitcoin only.\nTrezor - One of the older hardware wallets around. Trezor is Fully open source and is one of the few wallets to also support multiple coins.\nLightning Wallets # Phoenix Wallet - Utilizing the lightning network can still be quite difficult, which Phoenix aims to help solve. At first glance, Phoenix doesn\u0026rsquo;t look different from your typical Bitcoin wallet. The difference is that Phoenix runs natively on Lightning. Phoenix takes care of everything under the hood and you will barely notice anything, except that your payments are faster and cheaper. Mobile only wallet. Monero Wallets # Anonero - Anonero is privacy focused phone wallet that only supports Monero, while incorporating other privacy features like, encrypted backups, airgapped transactions mandatory TOR connections. You can only access this app over TOR.\nFeather Wallet - Feather is a free, open-source Monero wallet for Linux, Tails, macOS and Windows. It is written in C++ with the Qt framework. Monero can be difficult to use in many cases to the highly technical and private nature of the coin, which is why the simplicity of feather wallet is so necessary. Feather Wallet can installed or run as a standalone application, making it easily parable with something like Tails OS for the ultimate privacy combo.\nMonero Subscription Wallet - Wallet that allows you to set subscriptions of regularly recurring payments that you would like to send.\nMyMonero - The simplest way to use the next-generation private digital currency Monero, at the sweet spot between security, convenience, and features. Not a full node wallet. You need to trust another node to run this wallet. These wallets share your private view key with a remote server, which continuously scans the blockchain looking for your transactions. They are faster to use, but your privacy can be lessened if you don\u0026rsquo;t control the remote server.\nRinoWallet - Online Monero multisig wallet. Non-custodial and offers 2FA protection.\nMulti Chain Wallets # CakeWallet - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including Monero. Cakewallet phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with Monero for discounts from hundreds of vendors. Supports Monero. No KYC Required. Mobile and desktop wallet. Open Source.\nExodus Wallet - One of the best wallets for holding multiple coins. With a beautiful interface that shows you long term internal price data, built in protocol level staking, coin swaps between hundreds of coins and many other features. Exodus is one best crypto wallets bar none. While it has ended support for Monero as it was a technical challenge to support it. Exodus is NOT Open source. Desktop and mobile.\nStack Wallet - Non Custodial multi coin wallet. Open Source. Has built in exchange functionality. Comes with \u0026ldquo;Duress mode\u0026rdquo; that lets you prepare a fake wallet in case you are physically threatened. Comes with built auto back ups, in wallet crypto swapping and more. Allows you to easily point at your own full node. Supports monero. Desktop and Mobile.\nWallet Recovery # Bitcoin Recovery CO - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nCryptoRecovers - Helping people regain access to their lost Bitcoin wallets since 2019.\nDatarecovery.com - Specializes in cryptocurrency recovery services, providing expert assistance to individuals and businesses who have lost access to their digital assets.\nDriveSavers - Specializes in recovering lost cryptocurrency and compromised wallets from all types of software and hardware wallets.\nEasyRecovery - Professional Bitcoin wallet recovery services can assist with password recovery, private key extraction, and damaged device repair to restore access to your Bitcoin.\nKeychainX - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nProfessional Crypto Recovery - Crypto recovery service that can help you recover your lost coins today.\nRecoverLostBitcoin - Expert crypto recovery services, including private key reconstruction, wallet and scam recovery.\nRecoverMyCryptoWallet - Can recover lost passphrases, missing seed words and forgotten passwords.\nWallet Recovery Service - Can recover lost crypto from all types of wallets.\n"},{"id":13,"href":"/organizations/","title":"Organizations","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The State is, and always has been, the great single enemy of the human race, its liberty, happiness, and progress.\u0026rdquo; - Murray Rothbard\nLiberty Organization that fight for different facets of all things related to liberty.\nAnti ESG Orgs # StriveFunds - Investment firm to counter ESG narrative from Blackrock and Vanguard. Strive specifically rejects the idea of Stakeholder capitalism. Started by author and presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. Antiwar # Antiwar.com - Since the mid 90\u0026rsquo;s Antiwar.com has been one of not the most important and consistently antiwar voices. With reporting on wars all over the globe for a liberty perspective, antiwar.com covers every aspect of the global wars.\nBitcoin For Peace - Accelerate World Peace Through Bitcoin Adoption. The vision of Bitcoin For Peace is to live in world where ALL life co-thrives in harmony. With the current corrupt fiat system, that vision can never happen. Bitcoin is a peaceful revolution.\nConcerned Veterans for America - CVA and its grassroots army will look to defend VA reforms and expand health care options for veterans, rethink America’s foreign policy to promote long-term prosperity, and encourage action to foster a more secure financial future for our country.\nDefend the Guard - An organization that works to reclaim constitutional authority. Defend the Guard legislation would prohibit a state’s National Guard units from being deployed into active combat without a formal declaration of war by Congress, as provided by the U.S. Constitution.\nFood Not Bombs - Food Not Bombs started in 1980. They work to provide healthy vegetarian food to starving Americans. Leftwing organization.\nStopWar.org - Stop the War was founded in September 2001 in the weeks following 9/11, when George W. Bush announced the “war on terror”. Stop the War has since been dedicated to preventing and ending the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and elsewhere. Comes from a leftwing perspective.\nThe Libertarian Institute - Founded by Scott Horton. LI focuses on many issues with a large focus on antiwar. LI has a lot of cross over with Antiwar.com.\nTheGrayZone - The Grayzone is an independent journalistic initiative that does not receive funding from any government or government-backed group or individual. The Gray Zone primarily reports on antiwar civil rights issues from a left wing perspectives.\nWeAreNotYourSoldiers - Antiwar Non-profit feature former soldiers that publicly talk about their horrible experiences during war.\nAntiWoke Advocacy # ActionPDE - PDE Action is a nonpartisan advocacy group working to reclaim public schools through engagement with school boards \u0026amp; state legislatures.\nDefendingEd - Parents Defending Education is a national grassroots organization working to reclaim our schools from activists imposing harmful agendas.\nExit Group - Group that helps users exit from woke/corporate life and build businesses to create separate revenue streams\nFairForAll - A nonpartisan organization dedicated to advancing civil rights and liberties for all Americans, and promoting a common culture based on fairness, understanding, and humanity. Specifically rejects woke ideas and believes in actual equality for all people.\nHeterodox Academy - Heterodox Academy (HxA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit membership organization of thousands of faculty, staff, and students committed to advancing the principles of open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement to improve higher education and academic research. Focuses heavily on Colleges.\nInstitute for Liberal Values - As a non-partisan and non-sectarian consortium focused on the promotion of individual freedom, rights, and liberty in everyday life, the Institute for Liberal Values provides the skills and support required to build community where there has been division, encourage free expression where there has been censorship, and foster optimism where there is fear.\nNew Discourses - Education on all things critical theory. Eduation and debunking of Marxism, Progressive and all forms of critical theory. IE Critical Race Theory, Queer Theory, etc. Founded by James Lindsey.\nClimate Change Pushback # Copenhagen Consensus - The Copenhagen Consensus Center is a think tank that researches and publishes the smartest solutions to the world\u0026rsquo;s biggest problems. Our studies are conducted by more than 300 economists from internationally renowned institutions, including seven Nobel Laureates, to advise policymakers and philanthropists how to achieve the best results with their limited resources.Founded by climate change debunker and educator Bjorn Lomborg.\nEnvironmental Progress - Environmental Progress (EP) was founded in 2016 with the mission of achieving nature, peace and prosperity for all. We believe everyone has a right to affordable energy, a healthy planet, and urban environments that enable citizens to thrive. Our strategy has been to organize grassroots movements to defend these rights, and to fund research into why they are threatened. Founded by free speech advocate and Journalist Michael Shellenberger.\nHeartland.org - The Heartland Institute is a nonprofit organization that focuses on issues in education, environmental protection, health care, budgets and taxes, and stopping Socialism.\nIndustrial Progress - For the last 40 years, so-called environmentalists have held back industrial progress around the world. That\u0026rsquo;s why Idustrial Progress helps the industry fight for its freedom, with new ideas, arguments, and policies that will improve our economy and our environment. Founded by Fossil Fuels advocate Alex Epstein.\nPerc.org - The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) explores how aligning free market incentives for environmental stewardship produces sustainable outcomes for land, water, and wildlife.\nSavory.Global - Fights against climate change approved opinion by using regenerative farming practices of holistic land management. Provides real alternative solutions to mainstream climate fear mongering.\nDrug Freedom # Drug Policy Alliance - The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the leading organization in the U.S. working to end the drug war. Encryption and censorship # Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) - The largest organization that fights for Internet and Digital Freedom. Based out of the US.The EFF puts out several of the best digital freedom tools, including HTTPS Everywhere, Privacy Badger and Certbot.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFree resources Physical and Digital # Art For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nLeadership Institute - Liberty focused training provided in person and virtual. Training is offered for a wide range of topics, including, activism campaigns, fundraising and more.\nLibertarianism.org - Free ebooks from a Cato/Bluepilled perspective. Still some solid content overall.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - Free liberty starter kits for applicants. Including books small grants and more. Primarily aimed at students.\nTechsoup.org - Free Tech for non-profits.\nLegal Advocacy # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nCoin Center - Based in D.C., Coin Center is the leading non-profit research and advocacy center focused on the public policy issues facing cryptocurrency and decentralized computing technologies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Their mission is to defend the rights of individuals to build and use free and open cryptocurrency networks: the right to write and publish code – to read and to run it. The right to assemble into peer-to-peer networks. And the right to do all this privately.\nDeFi Education Fund - The DeFi Education Fund (DEF) explains decentralized finance (DeFi) to policymakers around the world and advocates for policies welcoming of decentralized financial infrastructure.\nFire - Since its founding more than two decades ago as the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, FIRE has become the nation’s leading defender of fundamental rights on college campuses through our unique mix of programming, including student and faculty outreach, public education campaigns, individual case advocacy, and policy reform efforts. In 2022, FIRE changed its name to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and announced an expansion initiative into off-campus free speech advocacy and legal defense.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nInstitute for Justice - IJ is a nonprofit, public interest law firm. Their mission is to end widespread abuses of government power and secure the constitutional rights that allow all Americans to pursue their dreams.\nJusticeDao- A DAO specifically dedicated to helping the legal defense of the developers of Tornado Cash, an Ethereum based privacy service that was takedown by government action.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nPacific Legal Foundation - Pacific Legal Foundation is a national nonprofit legal organization that defends Americans from government overreach and abuse. PFL specifically focuses on Property Rights, Equality and Opportunity and Separation of Powers. ^1,2^\nPeer-To-Peer Rights Fund - The P2P Rights Fund is a project housed within the Bitcoin Policy Institute, a 501(c)3 think tank. An advisory board including open-source developers, human rights activists, and lawyers oversees the fund’s activities. P2P Focuses on protection of Open-Source Software under the First Amendment.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nStand With Crypto - Stand With Crypto, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, champions for clear, common-sense regulations for the crypto industry. We\u0026rsquo;re mobilizing the 52 million crypto owners in the US - a demographic that is younger (60% Gen-Z and Millennials) and more diverse (41% identify as racial minorities) than the general US population - to unlock crypto\u0026rsquo;s innovation potential and foster greater economic freedom.\nThe Crypto Lawyers - Much like Coin Center Crypto Lawyers provide legal advocacy for Bitcoin freedom. They offer services in regards to Litigation, NFT, DEFI, IP, Compliance, and Forensic Investigations.\nMeetups, Education and Training # Americas Future - America’s Future empowers young people to be active, civil, and curious citizens who build freer communities that lead to fulfillment, dignity, and happiness for all.We’re working toward a time in America where young people collaborate to drive change in their communities – change that equips the individual to build a free and happy life. America’s Future offers rising generations opportunities for networking, mentoring, leadership and community engagement through our national network and extensive array of programming.\nArt For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nFreedom Works - A longstanding political orginization that has traditionally leaned republican. Recently though they\u0026rsquo;ve rebranded to target smaller liberty focused groups in order to help educated and advocate for freedom and change in public policy.\nLeadership Institute - Founded in 1979 by its president, Morton C. Blackwell, LI provides training in campaigns, fundraising, grassroots organizing, youth politics, and communications. The Institute teaches conservatives of all ages how to succeed in politics, government, and the media.The Institute offers more than 50 types of training schools, workshops, and seminars; a free employment placement service; and a national field program that trains conservative students to organize campus groups.\nLiberty on the Rocks - Liberty on the Rocks is a non-profit grass roots libertarian organization designed to educate, connect, and activate liberty enthusiasts around the world. Through local chapters and events, citizens and activists throughout the country can increase the size of their networks, enhance their understanding of economics and the philosophy of freedom, widen their knowledge of local and national educational outlets, and increase their opportunities for involvement. Official Partner of Liberty Tools\nLiberty Seeds - The largest directory of liberty-minded organizations, events, and more.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - SFL is not a top down, chapter based, or membership organization. Instead SFL functions as a network of pro-liberty students from a wide diversity of locations and backgrounds. SFL does sometimes take the more blue pilled approach.\nWe Are Change - We Are Change is a nonpartisan, independent media organization comprised of individuals and groups working to expose corruption worldwide.Founded by Luke Rudkowski, We Are Change is comprised of independent journalists, concerned citizens, activists, and anyone who wants to shape the direction our world is going in. We seek to expose the lies of governments and the corporate elite who constantly trash our humanity. Their goal is to create a community of truth-seekers and peacemakers who share a commitment to nonviolent action.\nYoung Americans for Liberty - Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) is the most active and effective pro-liberty youth organization advancing liberty on campus. Our four-step mission is to identify, educate, train, and mobilize youth activists to make liberty win. YAL maintains many chapters across college campuses all over the US.\nYou are the Power - You Are The Power is a membership-based nonprofit that is founded and run by Spike Cohen. They work with activists and organizations in all 50 states, using localized, single-issue activism to set communities free, restore individual rights, take the power away from government and put it back in the hands of the people.\nPress Freedoms # Committee to Protect Journalists - The Committee to Protect Journalists is an independent, nonprofit organization that promotes press freedom worldwide. They defend the right of journalists to report the news safely and without fear of reprisal.\nInternational Press Institute - Their mission is to defend media freedom and support independent journalism wherever they are threatened. Also tracks press freedoms in regards to Covid restrictions.\nReporters Without Borders - Reporters Without Borders tracks press freedoms across the world.\nPolice Reform and Monitoring # 8 Can\u0026rsquo;t Wait - 8 Cant Wait is a campaign to bring immediate change to police departments by encouraging the adoption of 8 specific policies.\nAdopt a Cop - Adopt A Cop BJJ is a nonprofit, donation based program and registered 501(c)3 that allows active duty patrolling police officers around the country to train at any Adopt A Cop BJJ affiliated academy and will pay 100% of the officer’s membership until they reach the rank of Blue belt. Blue belt is the second ranked belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and on average it takes around 12 to 18 months to obtain. Police officers are much less likely to both get injured and to injure suspects if they are trained in BJJ as evidenced by this Case Study.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nOpen-archive - App for saving and sharing files for whistleblowers and videos of police etc\nThick Red Line - A project of Art of Liberty, TRL is an effort to restore respect for law enforcement by abolishing victimless crime.\nWashingtonPost Police Shootings Database - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states\nThink Tanks # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAyn Rand Institute - ARI offers a variety of educational experiences to promote greater understanding of Ayn Rand’s philosophy and, through the writing and speaking of our experts, advocates her principles of reason, rational self-interest and laissez-faire capitalism. ARI also often takes a more Blue pilled perspective and does not generally follow Anarchist ideas, as it advocates for a one world government, based on the principles of logic and reason.\nArt of Liberty - A small think tank that exposes the Illegitimacy and Criminality of “Government” while Making the Voluntaryist Case for Free Markets, REAL Freedom and Peace.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow Institute works to promote the ideas of privacy in the world.\nThe Cato Institute - Founded in 1977 by Ed Crane, Murray Rothbard and Charles Koch. Cato is one of the oldest and largest libertarian think tanks in America. Cato has published great research and information since its inception. Cato has been criticized at times for often taking very pragmatic criticisms of the state and sometimes making the libertarian defense of state activities. Often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nThe Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) - FEE\u0026rsquo;s popular digital content and in-person programs turn complex ideas into practical tools for living your best life and making the world a better place. Fee covers a wide range of issues across the entire political spectrum, while always exposing government crimes and failures.\nThe Future of Freedom Foundation - The Future of Freedom Foundation is a tax-exempt, non-profit educational foundation whose mission is to present an uncompromising moral, philosophical, and economic case for the free society.\nThe Mises Institute - The premium think tank for all things liberty. Founded in 1982 by Anarcho-capitalism Lew Rockwell, largely to push the ideas of economist Murray Rothbard following his split with the Cato Institute. The Mises institute has been one of the biggest and most consistent voices for all things liberty including: Antiwar, Austrian economics, Sound Money, Police Reform, Secession, Book Publishing and so much more.\nThe Reason Foundation - Reason Foundation advances a free society by developing, applying, and promoting libertarian principles, including individual liberty, free markets, and the rule of law. We use journalism and public policy research to influence the frameworks and actions of policymakers, journalists, and opinion leaders. Reason also publishes Reason Magazine and hosts the SOHO Debate Forum. Much like Cato Reason often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nWhistle Blowing # Aim - Undercover citizen journalism, mostly focused on American schools.\nCryptome - One of the primary inspirations for Wikileaks, Cryptome has been offering a leaking platform to the world since 1996 and still runs today. Founded by John Young.\nEFF Surveillance Self-Defense - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\nGlobal Leaks - Whistleblowing Solutions Impresa Sociale S.r.l. (WBS) is an innovative social enterprise that carries out research and development to support whistleblowers and the fight against corruption. It was founded in 2016 to guarantee the economic sustainability of the GlobaLeaks project, through taking care of the growing number of requests for assistance, maintenance and custom deployment. WBS hosts the development activities and coordinates the community efforts. Global leaks provides its own open source tool for whistleblowers.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nO\u0026rsquo;keefe Media Group - Following the ousting of James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe from Project Veritas, O\u0026rsquo;Keefe Media group was founded to present another opportunity for whistle blowing and citizen journalism. OKM provides training and supplies for Citizen journalists.\nProject Veritas - Founded in 2010 by James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe, Project Veritas picked up much of the leaking slack following Wikileakss decrease in output. Often slandered as a far right group, Project Veritas has leaked many of the biggest stories since its inception. Project Veritas was and is largely known for using undercover cameras to expost stories.\nTruth in Media - Not a whistleblowing organization perse, however TIM is known for doing in depth inclusive stories reputably with strong reliable sources and without sensationalism. TIM focuses on stories that most media ignores. Founded by Journalist Ben Swann.\nWikiLeaks - Founded in 2006 by Julian Assange. Wikileaks was the the primary source for leaking of highly secret corporate and government data. Wikileaks worked to protect its leakers by employing the use of PGP and TOR. While largely inactive since the arrest of its founder Julian Assange in 2019, Wikileaks archives are still an important repository of leaked data.\nWizSafe Journalist Privacy Guide - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\n"},{"id":14,"href":"/osint/","title":"OSINT","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Nothing has such power to broaden the mind as the ability to investigate systematically and truly all that comes under thy observation in life.\u0026rdquo; - Marcus Aurelius\nOpen Source Intelligence tools can be used to find information of all types. This can be useful in furthering your understanding of both offensive and defensive practices by finding information for anything and everything. OSINT is the direct inverse of open source privacy tools. OSINT can be used for nefarious purposes in some cases, but OSINT itself does not directly include the concept of hacking. OSINT only aims to find legally available public information. OSINT has tremendous use in regards to education and finding information about corporations, politicians and good journalism. These tools can also be used to help you understand your own privacy exposure as well. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAI (Artificial Intelligence) Tools # Art Generators # Albus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAnimate Anyone - App that allows you to take a static image or photo and create videos of movement based on the people or characters in those photos.\nDall E - DALL·E 2 is an AI system that can create realistic images and art from a description in natural language. Made by Open Ai. Closed source.\nDreamstudio.ai - AI Art Generation.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGemini - Formerly known as Bard. Google\u0026rsquo;s AI alternative to Chat GPT. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias, including filtering your text prompts through a DEI and social justice lens.\nLumiere - A Space-Time Diffusion Model for Video Generation. Made by Google, closed source. Create video from word prompts or pictures. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias.\nMagic Animate - Magic Animate is an open source project that allows you to produces an animated video from a single image and a motion video.\nMid Journey - Mid Journey is an independent research lab exploring new mediums of thought and expanding the imaginative powers of the human species. Requires the unencrypted messaging app Discord for image generation.\nOpen AI Sora - Sora can generate videos up to a minute long while maintaining visual quality and adherence to the user’s prompt. Closed source.\nFreedom and Privacy AI Tools # AI Unchained - Podcast by freedom advocate and bitcoin educator Guy Swann. Follow the newest updates in the AI industry to become more sovereign and efficient by utilizing cutting edge tools.\nAlex AI - Energy and Climate Chatbot. Built by Alex Epstein, an advocate of Freedom and Fossil Fuels. Iphone Only.\nGab AI - Chat GPT alternative and image generator by conservative Social Media company GAB.\nGATgpt - A LLM model like Chat GPT but specifically for gun printing and all things gun related. Built by Cody Wilson.\nLibertAI - Decentralized privacy focused AI.\nUnleashed Chat - AI chatbot service designed with real privacy in mind. It stands out with its live Nostr data querying and advanced context embedding capabilities. It allows for Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network, for privacy and speed. The platform employs the latest Open Source models, prioritizing uncensored options.\nVenice - Venice is an open source alternative to Chat GPT. With built in features for code prompts and Stable Diffusion, Venice does not censor or spy on you. Launched by freedom advocate and crypto pioneer Erik Voorhees.\nGeneral AI Tools # AI or Not - Need to verify if images are AI generated? Here\u0026rsquo;s a project that can identify images from Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Dall-E, GAN and more.\nAIXploira - Access the largest list of top-quality AI tools available on the web.\nAlbus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAwesome GPT - List of dozens of GPT style LLMs.\nEsperanto.ai - Esperanto delivers high-performance, energy-efficient computing solutions that are the compelling choice for the most demanding AI and non-AI applications.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGPT4all - Self Hosted GPT Alternative.\nHuggingface.co - Open Source CHAT GPT Alternative.\nLM Studio - LM Studio lets you discover, download, and run local LLMs entirely offline.\nMaxAI.me - Chrome extension that lets you utilize AI on different sites.\nParse Prompt - Convert and summarize podcast episodes, audio clips, web-pages, and YouTube into AI-generated content.\nAttack Surface # BynaryEdge - We scan the web and gather data for you.\nCensys - Attack Surface Management Solutions.\nCriminalip.io - Cyber Threat Intelligence Search Engine and Attack Surface Management (ASM) platform.\nRedHunt Labs - Discover your Attack Surface, Continuously.\nSecurityTrails - The Total Internet Inventory.\nBug Hunting # Bug Bounty writeups - Detailed breakdowns of all sorts of different types of attacks.\nBughunter-handbook - A list of resources that will help bug bounty hunters with resources that are useful during their bug bounty journey.\nCertificates # CertSpotter - Monitors your domains for expiring, unauthorized, and invalid SSL certificates.\nCensys - Certificates - Certificates Search.\nCrt.sh - Certificate Search.\nCTSearch - Certificate Transparency Search Tool.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nTLS.BufferOver.run - Quickly find certificates in IPv4 space.\nCredentials # Check your email accounts to find associated accounts with breached companies.\nBreachdirectory.org - Check if your information was exposed in a data breach.\nCrackstation.net - Massive pre-computed lookup (Rainbow) tables to crack password hashes.\nDehashed - Free deep-web scans and protection against credential leaks, Takes Monero for Premium accounts.\nHackcheck - Hackcheck is a data breach search engine that makes checking the integrity of your data easy and flexible cheap! They currently offer several lightning fast queries to search through our billions of records with. The queries they offer are email, password, username, name, IP address, phone number, and domain name.\nHave I Been Pwned - Check if your email or phone is in a data breach.\nHaveibeensold.app - App that checks who is selling your data. Currently down.\nIntelx - Needs an account for most dumps, but shows accounts and password associated with on different sites.\nLeak-Lookup - Search across thousands of data breaches to find you compromised data - Requires an account for full results. Cheap prices and accepts Monero.\nLeakCheck.io - Make sure your credentials haven\u0026rsquo;t been compromised.\nLeakix - Identify public data leaks.\nMozilla Monitor - Stay safe with privacy tools from the makers of Firefox that protect you from hackers and companies that publish and sell your personal information. We’ll alert you of any known data breaches, find and remove your exposed info and continually watch for new exposures.\nSnusbase - Stay on top of the latest database breaches.\nSpycloud.com - More in Depth than haveIbeenpwned. Requires an account.\nCode Search Engines # GitHub Code Search - A search engine for searching projects on GitHub.\nGrep.app - Search across a half million git repos.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nNerdyData - Find companies based on their website\u0026rsquo;s tech stack or code.\nPublicwww.com - Source Code Search Engine. Find any alphanumeric snippet, signature or keyword in the web pages HTML, JS and CSS code.\nRepoSearch - Source code search engine that helps you find implementation details, example usages or just analyze code.\nSearchCode - Search 75 billion lines of code from 40 million projects.\nSourceGraph - Understand and search across your entire codebase.\nData Retention # Archive.org - The biggest site for internet website archives.\nDessant - A web extension for pulling data from archived sites.\nInteltechniques - A guide to manually remove your data from archive sites.\nMemento Time Travel - Memento TimeTravel is built using the archive.today API, and can thus be utilized as an upgraded internet archive product. It offers web users with an easy-to-use design.\nPagefreezer.com - PageFreezer is an alternative to the Wayback machine which utilizes Google-like crawling technology. The screenshots are taken using a fully automated operation.\nTubeRipper - An app that lets you rip or download videos from most platforms.\nWebcite - WebCite differs from the Wayback Machine by providing the sort of detailed snapshots of author-cited references requested by publishers, editors, and readers.\nDevice Information # Macaddress.io - MAC address vendor lookup.\nMaclookup.app - Find the vendor name of a device by entering an OUI or a MAC address.\nMacvendors.com - Find MAC Address Vendors. Now.\nMAC Vendor Lookup - Look up the vendor for a specific MAC Address.\nDNS # Chaos - Enhance research and analyse changes around DNS for better insights.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing.\nDNSDumpster - DNS recon \u0026amp; research, find \u0026amp; lookup DNS records.\nDNShistory.org - Domain Name System Historical Record Archive.\nDNSdb - Passive DNS historical database.\nDNSviz - Tool for visualizing the status of a DNS zone.\nDNSTwister - The anti-phishing domain name search engine and DNS monitoring service.\nDnslytics - The ultimate online investigation tool for DNS and other internet data.\nHackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nPassivedns.mnemonic.no - Web interface for querying passive DNS data collected in our malware lab.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nRapidDNS - DNS query tool which make querying - subdomains or sites of a same IP easy.\nDomains # Buckets.grayhatwarfare.com - Public buckets.\nBuiltWith - Find out what websites are Built With.\nCentralOps - DomainDossier - Investigate domains and IP addresses.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing!\nDomainIQ - Comprehensive Domain Intelligence.\nGrayhatwarfare.com - domains - How to search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nIPInfo - Provides your WAN or Public IP address.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nPentest-tools.com - Discover subdomains and determine the attack surface of an organization.\nRiddler - Allows you to search in a high quality dataset.\nRobTex - Various kinds of research of IP numbers, Domain names, etc.\nSecurityheaders.com - Scan your site now.\nSimilarweb.com - The easiest and fastest tool to find out what\u0026rsquo;s really going on online.\nSitereport.netcraft.com - Find out the infrastructure and technologies used by any site.\nSpyonweb.com - Find out related websites.\nStatscrop.com - Millions of amazing websites across the web are being analyzed with StatsCrop.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVisualsitemapper.com - Create a visual map of your site.\nWho.is - WHOIS Search, Domain Name, Website, and IP Tools.\nWhois.domaintools.com - Industry’s fastest domain discovery engine and broadest, most accurate data.\nWhoisology.com - Deep Connections Between Domain Names \u0026amp; Their Owners.\nExploits # 0day.today - The ultimate database of exploits and vulnerabilities.\nExploit-DB - An Exploit Database.\npacketstormsecurity.com - Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers.\nRapid7 - DB - A vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSploitus - A convenient central place for identifying the newest exploits.\nVulmon - A vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nFacial Recognition # Pimeyes - The gold Standard in facial recognition search, while prioritizing privacy. Focused Search Engines # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Correlate – Google Trends Correlate can help you identify search patterns that correlate with real-world trends. It can be used to identify search patterns that are similar to one another. For example, you could use the tool to find out if there is a link between new legislation and gun sales (at least in terms of the search volume related to the two topics).\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nGrabify - Grabify is a free web-based IP grabbing/URL shortening tool. (IP grabbing just as it implies simply means getting/grabbing peoples IP addresses.) This can be used to get location/IP data from potential attackers.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nIPGeo - IpGeo is a python tool to extract IP addresses from captured network traffic file (pcap/pcapng) and generate csv report containing details about the geolocation of each ip in the packets.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMillion Short – Million Short has an interesting approach to searching for information online. The interface is generally similar to a typical search engine. However, you can sort and filter the results in a number of ways. Examples include popularity, eCommerce, live chat, date, location, and others. Also, it automatically pulls out the top sites that usually occupy the top spots in any search result (e.g. Amazon.com, eBay, YouTube, etc.)\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nMention - A service that lets you track any code words across social media platforms. Paid service.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOSSDatabase - OSS DATABASE is a crowdsourced database of Open Source software. Their goal is to make it easy to look for open source alternatives and compare them with their proprietary peers.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPulsedive - A search engine for devices connected to the internet.\nPublic API\u0026rsquo;s - A list of several different API\u0026rsquo;s that are free to use for data pulling.\nPublicData.com - PublicData.com is the number one resource for public records from local, state, and federal agencies.\nProwl - A free IP search \u0026amp; identifications of IoC and IoA.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nSearch by Image - Tool to reverse image search docs, only works in Chromium based browsers.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nShodan – A search engine and network security tool for the internet of things. It finds devices on the internet like web servers, webcams, appliances, traffic lights, and even power plants.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTalkWalkerAlerts – TalkWalkerAlerts is a great alternative to Google Alerts because, in addition to monitoring the web for certain keywords, it monitors social media, blogs, and forums as well. This can be helpful if you need to find mentions of someone’s name or business across the web. Free and paid options.\nTorSearch - A TOR search engine for websites hosted on TOR (The Darknet).\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nTinyEye - A reverse image search.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nGeolocation # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nMail Addresses # Centralops - Email, Whois, DNS search info.\nEmailHippo - Email address verification technology.\nEmail-format.com - Find the email address formats in use at thousands of companies.\nHunter.io - Find professional email addresses in seconds.\nIntelligenceX - Search engine and data archive. Finds public personal information from data brokers.\nMelissa - Emailcheck - Check email addresses and verify they are live.\nMXToolbox - Check your email headers.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nReacher.email - Open-Source Email Verification.\nRocketReach - Your first-degree connection to any professional.\nskymem.info - Find email addresses of companies and people.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nThatsThem - Reverse email lookup.\nverify-email.org - Checks whether the mailbox exists or not.\nVoilaNorbert - I can find anyone\u0026rsquo;s email address.\nOSINT Lists # About.start.me - OSINT Dashboard to combine different OSINT tools.\nAwesome-Osint - A curated list of amazingly awesome open source intelligence tools and resources.\nFacebook Email Search - A simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFreedomlab.io - FreedomLab is a virtual gathering place for human rights defenders. Here you will find a repository of training materials, tutorials, and digital tools, all tailored to your needs and requirements. We hope you will learn about tools, experiences, advocacy and fundraising strategies, as well as knowledge and skills related to security. Through support and collaboration, human rights defenders increase their capacity to monitor and report, seek redress, and advocate for the promotion of human rights.\nFull OSINT - Full OSINT focused on the most popular web-based Open Source Intelligence and Cybersecurity Tools.\nHacker Search Engines - Long list of OSINT Tools.\nInteltechniques Tools - Dozens of tools available from Michael Bazzels website.\nOstintFramework - Terrific list. Layout is a bit strange can be annoying to navigate.\nOsint-jobs.com - Job board and education research.\nOsintcurio.us - The OSINT Curious Project was a source of quality, actionable, Open Source Intelligence news, original blogs, instructional videos, and live streams. We tried to keep people curious about exploring web applications for bits of information or trying out new techniques to access important OSINT data.\nOsintool.com - List of multiple tools with install instructions.\nOsintdojo.com - A giant list of OSINT resources.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nSociallinks.io - Everything you need to navigate the OSINT world, gain deeper insights, and enhance investigations.\nSocial-Analyzer - API, CLI \u0026amp; Web App for analyzing \u0026amp; finding a person’s profile across social media websites. It includes different string analysis and detection modules, you can choose which combination of modules to use during the investigation process.\nSpiderFoot - SpiderFoot is an open-source OSINT tool with 200+ modules for gathering information on target organizations, domains and IP addresses, networks, emails, and usernames. It offers automation capabilities for routine OSINT tasks like DNS queries, threat intelligence checks, breach detection, WHOIS lookups, and more.\nstart.me - Another Giant list of all sorts of tools.\nTCM-Open-Source-Intellingence-Resources - Compilation of Resources from TCM\u0026rsquo;s OSINT Course.\nX-osint - An Open source intelligent framework ie an osint tool which gathers valid information about a phone number, user’s email address, perform VIN Osint, and reverse, perform subdomain enumeration, able to find email from a name, and so much more.\nSecurity Focused Tools # 2fA.Directory - List of companies that use 2FA in America. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\n2fA.Directory.International - List of companies that use 2FA Internationally. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nBest Randoms - Random information generator for huge amount of categories.\nDmarc and SPF Checkers - A site Dmarc, SPF and DKIM are Email security settings that protect your email account from being spoofed or faked. This tool scores your domain to see how difficult it would be to spoof. ^1^\nDNS checker and port scanner - A site to check open ports, DNS SPF records and much more on your own internal server.\nEfani - Test your Phone number public connections to see your total phone exposure.\nEmail Rep - App that lets you check the known reputability of any email address and domain.\nEnd Of Life - Tracks closely software updates, and EOL status for a massive list of software. Need to figure out how long your new phone will be supported? They have you covered.\nExiftool - A tool let’s you pull metadata info from a wide range of file types.\nHudson Rock - Free tools to check for compromised corporate accounts.\nHowsecureismypassword - A site to test the security and the Bruce Force difficulty of your password.\nImmuniweb - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server or servers. Checks SSL status of multiple different types of applications. Also checks compliance with frameworks such as PCI, HIPAA and NIST.\nIp Quality Score - An app to check your IP, Email and Fraud prevention. Also allows for verifying Tor and VPN connectivity and much more.\nPolisis - Polisis gives you a glimpse of what websites actually say in their privacy policies.\nPrivacy Parrot - A search engine that helps determine if a website can sell your personal information.\nScamDoctor - Project that tracks known scam websites and use an algorithm to determine likelihood of other scams.\nSecurity Headers - A site to check the security headers of your own self-hosted server to check your exposure to attacks like XSS, Clickjacking and more.\nShieldsup - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Run by Steve Gibson of the SecurityNow Podcast and Spinrite data recovery application.\nSSL LABS - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Specifically looks at TLS config and hash algorithm of your website.\nTiny-check - A piece of software that scans your phone to check for unauthorized monitoring apps unknowingly installed.\nTOSBack (Terms of Service) - A website that reads back other website terms of service and puts it into a simple and easy to read summary.\nTraceLabs - An OSINT service that helps find missing people.\nVirus Total - Scan files, hashes and URLs to run them against a database of known compromised software. Extremely useful when evaluating new suspicious files or programs.\nW3Techs - Large list that tracks software utilization across industries. Find metrics based around software markets share.\nServers # FOFA - Cyberspace mapping.\nGreyNoise - The source for understanding internet noise.\nNatlas - Scaling Network Scanning.\nNetlas.io - Discover, Research and Monitor any Assets Available Online.\nOnyphe.io - Cyber Defense Search Engine for open-source and cyber threat intelligence data.\nZoomEye - Global cyberspace mapping.\nSocial Media Tools # Discord # Discord OSINT Attack Surface - Description of Discord\u0026rsquo;s attack surface.\nDiscord Snowflake to Timestamp Converter - Pulls Discord message timestamps.\nDiscordBee - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDiscordServers Search - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDutch OSINT Guy Discord Resources - OSINT Discord resources that may be useful for searching or pivoting on Discord.\nFacebook # Einvestigator.com - Facebook Search Tools and Resources.\nFacebook Email Search - Is a simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFB People Directory - Is a native tool built by Facebook so you can, as its name suggests, search their people directory. It’s super useful and one of the easiest tools to use when you’re looking for someone.\nPassive DNS - Technology allows you to investigate everything you can imagine about any organization or company in the world, way beyond a simple citizen profile. Let’s see it in action for facebook.com.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nToolzu.com - A platform for Facebook video downloading.\nGab # Gab OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGab OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tool for creating Bookmarklet.\nGab OSINT Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB ^1^\nGeneral Social Media Tools # Sherlock - Finds all usernames across 300 different social media platforms.\nSocialBlade - Real Time follower/subscriber counter for Youtube, Twitch, Instagram and Twitter.\nStories Down - Guide for several different platforms.\nGettr # Gettr OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGettr OSINT Investigations Tips \u0026amp; Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB.\nInstagram # Gramho - Identifying Followers of a Private Instagram Profile.\nInstahunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Instagram posts.\nInstagram OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Instagram.\nPicuki - View, edit and share your publicly available Instagram content.\nLinkedIn # Epieos LinkedIn Tool - Retrieve information linked to an email address.\nHow to conduct OSINT on Linkedin - List of tactics and strategies.\nLinkedIn OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the LinkedIn attack surface.\nLinkedIn OSINT Bookmarket Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part I - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part II - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nNew LinkedIn Search Features - Guide on search functions in LinkedIn.\nPinterest # Aware Online - List of tactics and strategies.\nPinterest OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Pinterest attack surface.\nReddit # Rdddeck - Creates Reddit decks.\nReddit OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Reddit attack surface.\nReddit OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nReddit OSINT Techniques - List of Osint tools and tactics for Reddit.\nUnddit - App that lets you display removed (by mods) and deleted (by users) comments/posts for Reddit.\nSkype # Skype OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Skype attack surface.\nSkypli - Skype search engine.\nSnapchat # Snapchat OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Snapchat attack surface.\nSnap Map - Watch Snaps submitted by Snapchatters around the world.\nTelegram # Awesome Telegram OSINT - Massive list of Telegram Tools.\nTelegram Analytics - Telegram channels and groups catalog in addition chat monitoring.\nTelegram Database - Telegram Search Engine.\nTikTok # TikTok OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the TikTok attack surface.\nTikTok OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate TikTok investigations.\nVidnice - TikTok search engine.\nTumblr # Tumblr OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Tumbler attack surface.\nTumblr OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate Tumblr investigations.\nTumblr OSINT Techniques - Breakdown of many tactics and techniques for OSINT on Tumblr.\nTwitter/X.com # Birdhunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Twitter posts.\nBot Sentinel - Helps you find and block trolls and fake Twitter accounts.\nFoller.me - Free people search engine finds social media profiles, public records, and more!\nNitter - Access Twitter through a privacy front end without an account.\nTinfoleak - Search for Twitter users leaks.\nTweet Beaver - If you’re doing research that involves a Twitter user, TweetBeaver is a great resource. Use it for things like downloading a user’s friends list, downloading a user’s followers list, checking to see if two accounts follow one another, and much more.\nTweetdeck - TweetDeck offers a more convenient Twitter experience by letting you view multiple timelines in one easy interface. It includes a host of advanced features to help get the most of Twitter: Manage multiple Twitter accounts, schedule Tweets for posting in the future, build Tweet collections, and more.\nTwitter OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Twitter attack surface.\nSpoonbill - Spoonbill lets you see profile changes from the people you follow on Twitter or other social networks.\nTrendsmap - Tracks hashtag trends by location.\nTweeterID - Pull your Twitter user ID.\nGetvidfy.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nSavetweetvid.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nURLs # HackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nMOZ Link Explorer - The world\u0026rsquo;s best backlink checker with over 40 trillion links.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nShorteners.grayhatwarfare.com - Search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nURLScan - A sandbox for the web.\nVehicles # Autocheck - Search by Vin or License Plate. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nFaxvin - Search by Vin. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nLicensesearch.org - Can be used to search License plates and Drivers licenses for a fee.\nSkipTracer - Python-based search engine program, that searches lots of different categories, Name, email, phone etc. In particular you can search License Plate info which is the most unique feature of this app.\nVehicle-OSINT-Collection - A comprehensive list of websites, add-ons, repositories, and other tools useful for finding information on a target vehicle ^2^\nVulnerabilities # Aqua Vulnerability Database - Vulnerabilities and weaknesses in open source applications and cloud native infrastructure.\nCapec.Mitre.org - A site that tracks common attack patterns.\nCloudvulndb.org - The Open Cloud Vulnerability \u0026amp; Security Issue Database.\nCVEDetails - The ultimate security vulnerability datasource.\nCVE.org - Another site that tracks identifies defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nGitHub Advisory Database - Security vulnerability database inclusive of CVEs and GitHub originated security advisories.\nLibraries.io - Open source package tracker.\nMITRE CVE - Another site that identifies, defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nMitre.org - A site that tracks common weaknesses across all software.\nNIST NVD - The National Vulnerability Database, that lists known threats and vulnerabilities.\nOssindex.sonatype.org - A free catalogue of open source components and scanning tools to help developers identify vulnerabilities, understand risk, and keep their software safe.\nOpencve.io - Easiest way to track CVE updates and be alerted about new vulnerabilities.\nOsv.dev - Open Source Vulnerability tracker.\nRapid7 - DB - Vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSecurity.snyk.io - Open Source Vulnerability Database.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVulDB - Number one vulnerability database.\nVulmon - Vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nVulners.com - Your Search Engine for Security Intelligence.\nVulnIQ - Vulnerability intelligence and management solution.\nWifi Discovery and Scanning # Acrylic WiFi - WiFi analysis, site survey \u0026amp; troubleshooting.\nAvast Wi-Fi Finder - Avast Wi-Fi Finder is an app to help you find free WiFi networks around you. Just check the map and take a look at the different points that show up. Tapping one of them gives you more information: the name of the network, whether it requires a password, etc.\nFree WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nNetwork Tools - Phone App for tracking all sorts of network metrics.\nOpen WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nWiFinder -\n"},{"id":15,"href":"/political-tools/","title":"Political","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;He knows nothing and thinks he knows everything. That points clearly to a political career.\u0026rdquo; -George Bernard Shaw\nHere at Liberty Tools we believe in looking at alternatives to electoral politics. We believe that in terms of advancing freedom electoral politics has mostly been a lost battle, or very often is actually counter productive. However we do have great respect for anyone who is trying to advance freedom as part of the political process, and continuing in the footsteps of the great politicians such as Ron Paul.\n🏛️ Find Representatives \u0026amp; Voting Info # Govtrack – Look up your Congressional representatives and their voting records. Vote.org – Polling Place Locator – Find out where to vote. Ballotpedia – Discover open races, ballot measures, candidate info, and more. IV3 – Verify your voter roll info, report inaccuracies, and track updates. 💵 Money in Politics # Opensecrets – Follow campaign finance and lobbying data. ALLRegreen – Track campaign contributions by industry and individual donors. Follow The Crypto – See cryptocurrency donations to politicians. Check My Donation – Check if your name has been used fraudulently in political donations. 📊 Government Transparency \u0026amp; Spending # Open the Books – Audit government spending at federal, state, and local levels. Data Republican – Explore federal grant allocations, charity, and NGO funding. DogeAI - A new AI project trying to expose political corruption. 🏢 Political Appointees \u0026amp; Local Involvement # OurPublicService.org – Appointee Tracker – Track political appointees in federal positions. Run Locally – Libertarian Party initiative to support local candidates. "},{"id":16,"href":"/privacy/","title":"Privacy","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The Cypherpunks are actively engaged in making the networks safer for privacy. Let us proceed together apace. Onward\u0026rdquo; - Eric Hughes\nPrivacy is a fundamental tenet of a free society. Corporations and governments are gathering data at record rates and will happily sell it to the highest bidder. In the era of social media, doxxing, twitter mobs and rising crime, take back your privacy to protect yourself and your family.\nAll in one Privacy Solutions # Cloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Cloaked is not Open Source. Though they do plan to open source their project in the future. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nMySudo - All in one privacy solution. MySudo offers services for phones, profiles, emails, virtual credit cards and more. MySudo doesnt always work well on non Android OSes like Calyx and you often need a google supported phone for activation, but once you activate it, it should work fine on Graphene.\nBrowsers # Brave - From the original creators of Firefox, Brave aims to use maximum privacy as a default. With ad blocking, phishing blocking, fingerprint and cookie blocking all enabled by default. Brave does offer ad payments in its own crypto token BAT, which has drawn some criticism from privacy advocates - In Depth Review\nDecentr - Brand new blockchain-based browser. Pays out in their own token for browsing search, much like Brave.\nFirefox - Firefox has a long-established history of competing with the most well-known browsers as the longest-serving open-source alternative. However, due to recent changes by Firefox in order to gain more revenue, we NO longer recommend them. Check out more here.\nLibreWolf - LibreWolf is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks.\nMullvad Browser - The Mullvad Browser is a privacy-focused web browser developed in a collaboration between Mullvad VPN and the Tor Project. It’s designed to minimize tracking and fingerprinting. You could say it’s a Tor Browser to use without the Tor Network. Instead, you can use it with a trustworthy VPN. The idea is to provide one more alternative – beside the Tor Network – to browse the internet with more privacy. To get as many people as possible to fight the big data gathering of today. To free the internet from mass surveillance.\nPrivacy Tests - In-depth comparison of browser privacy.\nTor Browser - Tor Browser is your choice if you need an extra layer of anonymity. It\u0026rsquo;s a modified version of Firefox, which comes with pre-installed privacy add-ons, encryption, and an advanced proxy. It\u0026rsquo;s not recommended to install additional browser addons. Plugins or addons may bypass Tor or compromise your privacy. While TOR is the best in privacy, it is also notoriously slow.\nWaterfox - Waterfox is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks. Not quite as private as something like LibreWolf, but makes up for it in speed and functionality.\nBrowser Exposure Checks # Cover Your Tracks and EFF Tool - A project from the EFF. Cover Your Tracks is two things: a tool for users to understand how unique and identifiable their browser makes them online, and a research project to uncover the tools and techniques of online trackers and test the efficacy of privacy add-ons. In Depth Breakdown and Review\nIpleak - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDNSLeaktest - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDeviceInfo - Checks computer hardware and software specs\nAm I Unique -Checks your IP and browser public info.\nBlacklight- Check third party trackers\nBrowserspy - When you surf around the internet your browser leaves behind a trail of digital footprints. Websites can use these footprints to check your system. BrowserSpy.dk is a service where you can check just what information it\u0026rsquo;s possible to gather from your system, just by visiting a website.\nPrivacy.net - What information can a website find out about you when you visit it? A lot more than you probably realize. This tool lists information that any website, advertisement, and widget can collect from your web browser. Such information could be used to identify you and/or track your behavior using tactics like IP lookups and browser fingerprinting. While none of this may be considered personally identifiable information (PII), the profile drawn from all these pieces of information can be so distinct that it can only plausibly match a single person.\nPersonaldata.info - Check what data your browser is leaking, and other tools.\nBrowser Extensions # AdNauseam - Extension that randomly opens ads to obfuscate tracking.\nBypass Paywalls - App that lets you get past paywalls to view otherwise paid content.\nCanvas Fingerprint Defender - Creates fake Canvas IDs to prevent fingerprinting.\nClear Browsing Data - Clear browsing data like cookies, history, and cache directly from the browser toolbar.\nDissenter - Browser extension that allows you to comment on any web page free of censorship.\nGoogle Teller - App that beeps every time a connection with Google is made.\nHTTPS Everywhere - Encrypts your communications with many major websites, making your browsing more secure.\nLibRedirect - Redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends like Newpipe, Nitter, Wikiless, etc.\nLocalCDN - Emulates Content Delivery Networks to improve your online privacy by intercepting traffic and injecting supported resources locally.\nMailvelope - Privacy-focused email web extension to securely encrypt your emails with PGP using webmail providers.\nMozilla Containers - Allows you to separate your browsing experience into different color-coded tabs to help protect your privacy.\nNoScript - Allows JavaScript and other potentially harmful content to be executed only by trusted websites of your choice.\nPrivacy Badger - Stops advertisers and trackers from secretly tracking where you go and what pages you look at on the web.\nPrivacy Possum - Monkey wrenches common commercial tracking methods by reducing and falsifying the data gathered by tracking companies.\nRedirector - Web browser extension (Firefox, Vivaldi, Chrome, Opera, Edge) to redirect URLs based on regex or wildcard patterns.\nSnowFlake - Helps people in censored countries access the Internet without restrictions by acting as a proxy.\nTerms of Service; Didn\u0026rsquo;t Read - Provides short and quick summaries about the terms and privacy policies of websites you browse.\nTrackMeNot - Protects privacy in web-search by issuing randomized queries to common search engines.\nuBlock Origin - Free, open-source ad content blocker that increases security and privacy in your browser.\nWatch on Odysee - Redirects you from YouTube to Odysee, a decentralized YouTube alternative.\nComputers # Computer Manufacturers # Purism - Open Source company. Makes Open Source Laptops, Phones and Servers. Partners with other liberty focused companies like Start 9. Accepts Bitcoin as a method of payment. Also offers a private phone data plan. Shipping is known to be very slow in some cases. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nStarLabs - A computer company that sells a wide range of linux computers that come preconfigured with multiple different distros. Also includes a linux based tablet. Accepts Bitcoin\nSystem76 - Well known American Linux Company. Developed and pioneered Pop-OS operating system, A user friendly Ubuntu/Debian Fork.\nTuxedoComputers - High quality Linux focused computers. German company, only communicates in German.\nComputer Operating Systems # CNIX - A simple Linux distro that puts privacy first, but it\u0026rsquo;s much less intense than TAILS or QUBES.\nDistro Watch - Distro Watch tracks and rates all Linux Operating systems.\nLinuxMint - Linux distro for beginners.\nPop!_OS - Ubuntu Fork built by a dedicated Linux Hardware Company System76. Pop!_OS is one of the easiest and cleanest Linux distros around.\nQubesOS - a privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. Qubes requires a bit more hardware as it runs several virtual machines to segregate your applications to better ensure your privacy.\nReactOS - An Open Source OS designed to mimic the Windows file system.\nTAILS - A privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. With TAILS all traffic is routed through TOR and all of your data is deleted as soon as the computer is turned off.\nUbuntu - The long term gold standard for beginner Linux users.\nData Removal # AccountKiller- Website that helps you find and delete a wide range of old accounts across multiple platforms through specific account/platform targeting.\nCreditFreeze- Freeze your Credit in the event of a data breach\nCyberOneIntel - CyberOneIIntel claims to find what other services can\u0026rsquo;t - including social media accounts, employment history, dating profiles, gaming profiles, dark web credential breaches, indexed search engine occurrences, and much more.\nData Broker Opt Out List - massive list of data sites to opt out of manually.\nData Brokers List - Links to purge your data manually from data brokers\nData Opt Out - Links to requests to manually delete data from multiple websites and platforms.\nDeleteMe - Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. In Depth Discussion\nEasyOptOuts - Cheap service to remove your accounts from Data Brokers\nHacked - Paid service that helps you recover from hacks and exposed personal data. Service can help with deleting videos or images from website or social media platforms. Service can also help you recover hacked accounts if you have lost access.\nJustDeleteMe - A directory of direct links to delete your account from web services. If you would like to delete a wide range of your accounts manually, JustDeleteMe can link you directly to the section of page where you can easily delete your account.\nMyDataRemoval - Another competitor for purging personal information, Name, Home address etc. Review\nOneRep - Alternative to DeleteMe. Offers a free trial and more deletion services but does have some negative reviews. One Rep is known for automating this process and not using employee manual checks. In Depth Review\nOptery - Removes Your Home Address, Phone and Other Private Info from Google, and 220+ Sites Review\nRedact - App that will delete your social media presence including specific comments and posts on multiple platforms. Includes FB, Reddit, Discord, Twitter etc…\nRemove Data from web Archive - Guide to remove your data from archive sites\nSayMine- Automated service that pulls your emails to find accounts created and sends them emails for data removal request. Be careful though, as this can sometimes cause you to send information to companies that you may have received emails from, but do not actually have an account with and thus actually giving them more information than they had in the first place. Saymine also offers corporate privacy services.\nDead Mans Switch # BqETH - BeQth is a trustless dead mans switch based on the Polygon network, an Ethereum Layer 2. BeQth lets you create a smart contract on the polygon blockchain that will send out our secret data via email to whoever you wish after an allotted amount of time. Transactions are all encrypted and totally on chain. Users can essentially mine the algorithm to unlock secret keys by the allotted time, essentially allowing for users to mine secrets. Does not require KYC. CipherWill - A non crypto based E2E dead mans switch service. Your secrets are encrypted with 256 AES encryption and zero knowledge proofs for the best possible security. Requires basic KYC. Gone Mans Switch - Gone Man\u0026rsquo;s Switch is a simple web application that allows you to create messages that will be delivered when you are absent (gone) for a certain period. Fully Self-hosted and open source. You can schedule long term messages to yourself via Telegram, Email or SMS. Sarcophagus - Similar to BeQTH Sarcophagus is also built on the polygon blockchain. Sarcophagus is decentralized, open-source and DAO owned + operated. They believe bringing dead man\u0026rsquo;s switch functionality to the web3 ecosystem can empower and provide security infrastructure for an entire generation of applications, regardless of their size Email # Email Providers # Email cannot offer the same fundamental privacy of other communication protocols. Use better tools when it matters. Nevertheless, it remains an essential tool in every day life, and the following providers offer excellent privacy.\n10 Minute Mail - Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.- Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.\n33Mail - Unlimited private email aliases.\nBeeble - Encrypted email and data storage. Uses hybrid AED and PGP encryption methods. Uses decentralized server infrastructure.\nFastMail - No free version. In Depth Review.\nLavabit - The company responsible for setting the Seppuku Pledge precedent. Originally used by Edward Snowden, Lavabit refused to give up information on him to the US Government. Lavabit shut down before handing over information and re-opened years later.\nMailbox - Private email with cloud services. In Depth Review.\nMailcow - Self-hosting email isn\u0026rsquo;t recommended, but Mailcow is an application that can help simplify the process. Article on the difficulties with Email.\nMailfence - Encrypted email service based in Belgium.\nMigadu - Email hosting service that doesn\u0026rsquo;t track and lets you add in unlimited domains and accounts for cheap.\nPax Mail - A lesser-known privacy-focused email provider, Pax offers paid-only accounts to provide full email services that do not compromise their values. Specifically created for Freedom lovers. Their values are listed clearly here.\nProtonMail - All data is stored in an encrypted state, and decrypted by the client. Emails between Proton users are end-to-end encrypted. The client-side code is open source. Proton servers are located in Switzerland. Basic accounts are free. Additional storage and features are available through paid plans, which can be paid for in Bitcoin. In-depth review from Restore Privacy.\nTutanota - Similar to Proton, all data is stored in an encrypted state, and emails between users are end-to-end encrypted. Tutanota servers are located in Germany, which is part of the 14 Eyes. Free and paid options available.\nEmail Clients # FairEmail - Fully featured, open source, privacy friendly email app for Android. Uses OpenKeychain to decrypt messages and optionally encrypt messages. Review\nK-9 - Mobile open source email client. Review\nMailSpring - Opensource. Great free email client, works with a variety of email providers. Does not work with Protonmail.\nThunderbird - Thunderbird is a free and open-source cross-platform email client developed by the Mozilla Foundation, the people who are behind the Firefox web browser. Been around for awhile, can be a bit buggy at times.\nEmail Aliases # Abine/Blur - Provides email and Debit card aliases. Albine provides several other options as well. Paid Service offered along with other services. Review\nAnonAddy - Very Similar product to Simple Login. In Depth Review Comparison Review of SL and AA\nFirefox Relay - Free email alias service. Also offers paid phone relay service. Review\nSimple Login - Free cloud services, cheap premium accounts anonymously with Monero. Also offers Self Hosting options.\nFile Encryption # Cryptomator - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nCoze - Coze is an open source cryptographic JSON messaging specification which uses digital signatures to prove identity and ownership over digital files and messages.\nOpenPGP - Lists of several differnt applications that all use the OpenPGP standard.\nPGPTool - Based off the original PGP Alogrithim, PGP tool is a A simple and secure online client-side PGP Key Generator, Encryption and Decryption tool. Generate your PGP Key pairs, encrypt or decrypt messages easily with a few clicks.\nPicoCrypt - Lightweight open source encryption client that’s easy to use, completely free and focuses on only encrypting files and nothing else. Most Encryption apps tend to use AES-256 while Pico uses the new and improved XChaCha20 for encryption. It also uses Argon 2 for key derivation as opposed to SHA for further protection\nVeracrypt - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nFirewalls # Little Snitch - Inbound and Outbound firewall blocking for desktop. MAC OS only.\nOPNsense is a free and open source network FreeBSD-based firewall\nPFSense - Well supported free Open Source network Firewall Software\nPihole - Network wide Ad-Blocker and DNS sinkhole. Can also be used as a DHCP server\nPort Master - Application Firewalls. This program works as a VPN replacement. May break your VPN connection while installed. Works in Linux and Windows.\nSimplewall - Simple Open Source Windows only Firewall\nSnort - Open Source Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)\nInternet Service Providers # FemtoStar - Open Source Satellite internet.\nNomadinternet - Internet for off grid living.\nUkama - A project empowering everyone to build a decentralized cell phone network powered by you to connect the world.\nKillswitches # Buskill - USB ‘dead man’s switch’ locks down (or kills) snatched laptops\nUSBGuard - The USBGuard software framework helps to protect your computer against rogue USB devices (a.k.a. BadUSB) by implementing basic whitelisting and blacklisting capabilities based on device attributes.\nUSBKill - USBKill Python Script allows your computer to lock out if any unapproved USB devices are inserted into your computer. Directly inspired by the arrest of Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht\nMessengers # Bitchat- Launched by Jack Dorsey in 2025, like Briar it uses bluetooth. Other features include: Works Offline on local Bluetooth LE mesh networks, with automatic peer discovery and multi-hop relaying Provides end to end encryption via X25519 key exchange and AES-256-GCM for both private and channel messages. Supports store \u0026amp; forward, caching messages for offline peers until they reconnect Requires no accounts, email addresses, or phone numbers messages live only on users’ devices.\nBriar - Briar doesn’t rely on a central server - messages are synchronized directly between the users’ devices. If the internet’s down, Briar can sync via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, keeping the information flowing in a crisis. If the internet’s up, Briar can sync via the Tor network for additional privacy.\nComparison and Ranks - Detailed comparison of all major messaging apps features and privacy.\nKeet - Peer-to-Peer Chat with high quality Video \u0026amp; Text. Private \u0026amp; Encrypted. Has BTC payment methods built in.\nMatrix - Also commonly known as Element for the most popular Matrix front end. Matrix is a chat Protocol with several different applications that cab be used to participate in the network. Element has full End-to-End encryption, completely open source, fully self hostable and comes with most of the same functionality of Discord or Slack. Also has the ability to Bridge with other chat apps, meaning you can connect Matrix directly to Telegram, or Slack or most other chat apps and mangage those communications via whichever matrix client you choose. Probably the best option for self hosting small companies. Matrix Instance Testing\nMolly- Hardened Signal Fork that is fully open source.\nSignal - An easy-to-use end-to-end encrypted messenger. Long considered the gold standard. Built in auto-delete of messages. standard of chat privacy. Not fully open source. Signal used to require a phone number, but you can now use a username if you prefer. One of the easiest apps to convert normies.\nSilence - A signal fork that picked up SMS direct encryption after Signal decided to no longer pursue it. While you should stay away from SMS whenever possible, it is sometimes still necessary to communicate with certain people this way. And with Silence you can protect yourself. Signal on SMS\nSimpleX - The first messenger without user IDs. SimpleX uses the smart client dumb server model. Meaning you can setup a simple relay to forward your fully encrypted messages to recievers. SimpleX is still early. It has a simple desktop but this isnt fully features currently. In Depth Podcast with the creator.\nSession - Session is an end-to-end encrypted messenger that minimises sensitive metadata, designed and built for people who want absolute privacy and freedom from any form of surveillance. No phone numbers and completely open source.\nTelegram - Easy to use encrypted messaging app. Telegram is NOT End-to-End encrypted by default but does have the option to create E2E secret chats. While its not E2E encrypted it does still encrypt your traffic to the Telegram Servers which is an improvement over SMS. Telegram is simple and is heavily used all across the world, and is a good introduction to a more privacy preserving chat app. However Telegram does have access to user data in its internal servers and has been known to hand that information over at times. Telegram is one of the most used encrypted apps around and as a result can be a haven for scammers.\nThreema - an end-to-end encrypted messenger, similar to Signal. Not a free app. Good overall app, but relatively low userbase due to the non free nature of it.\nWhitenoise - An encrypted messaging app that uses the NOSTR Protocol for private and public key pairs.\nWire - E2E by default. Lots of functionality. Fully open source. Self hosting options available. Built in auto-delete of messages. Can be a bit buggy at times, smaller userbase.\nMetadata Removal # Desktop Metadata removal - Windows and Mac can remove this natively. Linux needs a few steps.\nImagepipe - Android only metadata remover\nMesh Networks # PKT.Cash - PKT uses PacketCrypt, the world’s first bandwidth-hard proof of work. When you connect your home or office internet to the PKT Network, you earn PKT Cash (PKT).PKT mining does not require permission from a centralized company. Miners power the network in a decentralized way, which scales to provide low cost, high speed internet access worldwide.\nOpenmesh - Your Gateway to Building Personalized Data Ecosystems in minutes, instead of weeks. A decentralized node operator that allows for running of various services.\nThreefold - To build an open-source peer-to-peer Internet infrastructure that removes all forms of centralization from the global IT systems. Anything we do needs to improve the planet’s situation and benefit the people around us. Internet access is a human right and it can change everything for the lives of people as an infinite source of tools and information. Our technology was designed to scale ThreeFold anywhere electricity and bandwidth are present.\nMobile # Aliasing # Abine - Offers Phone masking/aliasing for a fee.\nFireFox Relay - Phone Alias service that comes along with an email alias service. Email aliasing is free, phone alias service requires a small monthly fee.)\nSee our All in one Privacy Section for More\nAlternative App Stores # Accrescent - Accrescent is a private and secure Android app store built with modern features in mind. It aims to provide a developer-friendly platform and pleasant user experience while enforcing modern security and privacy practices and offering robust validity guarantees for installed apps.\nAPK-Pure - A site to download and install APK\u0026rsquo;s (install files for phone OSes) this is an easy way to completely bypass app stores. The downside is that your software needs to be updated manually through APK-Pure and is not managed automatically by an app store.\nAptoide - A competitor to the google app store. With over 1 millon apps. While its not specifically privacy focused its a nice alternative when you cant use the regular good app store, or if you cant find what you need in F-Droid.\nAurora Store - A privacy front end for the Google App store. You can find anything you need from google through Aurora. However as this is a front end, it connects to the google app store so that you dont have too. This does require an account. Aurora provides anonymous accounts for you to use, however Google will rate limit these accounts to make them difficult to use sometimes. You can just create your own Gmail account to bypass this if necessary.\nF-Droid - F-Droid is the premier app store for open source apps. For anyone truly intrested in privacy should first check for apps in F-droid before going to mainstream appstores as Fdroid only carries Open Source apps. Completely free, open source and does not require an account.\nObtainium - Obtainium allows you to install and update apps directly from their releases pages, and receive notifications when new releases are made available.\nBurner Phone Numbers # 5sim - Over 500,000 Numbers Originating from Around 180 Countries Online. Low fees. Does not take cryptocurrency.\nBurnerApp - Burner Phone numbers. Usually work for services like Amazon and Twitter\nCrypton - Affordability meets security: For the cost of a movie ticket per month, get a physical SIM phone number. All your messages are encrypted with your personal key, protecting them from prying eyes.\nFreePhoneNum - One time Use burner numbers. Many services wont accept these.\nPhone Blur - offers the use of non-VoIP US phone numbers for account verification, multi-factor authentication, and other needs. Formerly Text Secure.\nSMSPool - Privacy focused non voip SMS burner numbers with area codes from all over the world. Company accepts cryptocurrency including Monero. Cheap options that are known to work with difficult providers like Discord or Twitter.\nSMS4SATS - Bitcoin focused SMS numbers that utilize Bitcoins Layer 2, Lightning network.\nTelnum - Burner Numbers and permanent numbers via Monero\nTossable Digits - Alternative to Google voice for phone porting. Also provides multiple phone numbers.\nMobile Operating Systems # CalyxOS - A privacy focused de-Googled Android Alternative that’s more privacy focused than Lineage but more user friendly than Graphene. Only available on Google Pixel models.\nE.foundation - Degoogled Phone OS that works with most major phone models\nGraphene OS - The king of Privacy phones. Completely de-googled heavily privacy focused phone App Store. Only available on Google Pixel models. Install Guide and Another install guide\nHavoc-OS - Similar to Lineage with large compatibility of devices. Works on over 150 devices. Still available but not a lot of updates.\nLineage – An open source Android alternative that’s compatible with most major Smart Phone and other Android Devices. Does not have a locked bootloader, which is a slight security concern.\nPlexus - App that lists compatibility of over 1000 phone apps for Open source phone roms.\nUbuntu Touch - Open Source Phone and Tablet Rom.\nMobile Phones # Above Phone - The Above Phone offers Graphene OS phones for sale along with their own services like \u0026ldquo;Above VPN\u0026rdquo; along with additional support to help you get fully migrated over to their ecosystem.\nDe-googled - Sells De-googled phones, Lineage Calyx and Graphene - Takes crypto\nEfani - Company that offers Sim Swap protection and prevention. \u0026ldquo;Efani works like any other carrier, except Efani adds exceptional security to your plan via an impressive security tech stack.\u0026rdquo;\nFairphone - Sustainable phone that lets your replace all parts in the phone. Will support CalyxOS soon. currently only available in the UK. Also offers sustainable headphones and other items.\nFreedomphone - NOT RECOMMENDED. Privacy focused phone marketing towards conservatives. OS Is closed source, with little in the way of details on how anything actually works. Backed by conservative commentator Candace Owens.\nFrequency Check - App that lets you check what plans and locations your phone is compatible with.\nIsland - Sandboxing app for Stock Android\nMamushi- Specializes in Calyx OS , Accepts Monero.\nMark37 - A full service Christian privacy company that specializes in their \u0026ldquo;Ghost Phone\u0026rdquo; a Graphene OS phone with custom config. Offers several other privacy services and devices.\nNitrokey - Phones with Mics and Cameras removed\nPine64 - Completely Open Source Phone. May have some compatibility issues.\nPrivate Phone Shop - Fully configured privacy focused phones you purchase. Primarily offers Lineage and Graphene OS. Also offers other privacy services.\nProject Guardian - A physical phone silencing device. A new machine that silences all noise going into your phone from your micophone. All you have to do is set your phone on top of the device and it blocks all incoming sound. Also provides wireless charging. Can be used with two phones at a time.\nPurism - NOT RECOMENDED. Completely Open Source Phone from the ground up, however this comes with many difficulties including supply chain issues. Purism has been known to have very late deliveries in some cases as long as years with no refunds. Order with caution.\nRoninMobile - RoninDojo a bitcoin privacy company, now makes pixel based phones with options for both Calyx and Graphene.\nUnplugged Phone - Unplugged phone is a closed source privacy phone touted by many conservative influencers. It offers its own ecosystem of privacy apps. However many of these apps arent likely to be very useful since you need their phone in order to use them. Given this and the closed source nature of the software we cannot recomend this phone at this time. You are better off with known Open-source alternatives.\nVolla Phone - A minimalist design and new operating concept with the springboard, quick menu and collections. Comes with either Volla OS or Ubuntu Touch installed.\nMobile Service Providers # AweSIM - Privacy focused phone service. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nFreedomPop - Cheap and in some cases free VOIP plans.\nInvisv - Privacy focused phone service. INVISV Relay brings Multi-Party Relay (MPR) privacy to Android, offering a service that decouples trust: where INVISV\u0026rsquo;s job is to ensure that nobody but you has all your critical information. In effect, your requests for data from the Internet, whether with a web browser or with any other app, are unlinked from your identity, and neither INVISV nor our infrastructure partners nor your broadband Internet provider nor a mobile operator can link your identity and your Internet usage and location together.\nSIMXL - e-SIMs Accessible for Everyone, that accepts Monero.\nSilent Link - A real phone number provider not a VOIP number, that can be acquired anonymously. Only allows for incoming calls, but also provides a cheap data plan. Does not always provide the best service. A backup data plan is not a bad idea with this service while using Silent link primarily for privacy.\nVOIP Providers # Hushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nJMP - Private VOIP numbers. Uses the company Telnyx on the back end, but it try\u0026rsquo;s to make this process simpler for a small fee, as you can use Telnyx directly for cheaper fees and good privacy but the process is quite difficult.\nPassword Managers # Password managers are one of the few security tools that makes your life easier. With all of your passwords in one place, often including a password autofill so that you don\u0026rsquo;t have to even type your password, which also helps to keep you safe from keylogging or should surfing attacks.\nBitwarden - FOSS password manager. Free cloud password management, or you can completely self host. 2FA is easily configurable as well. Decryption happens on your client device not on the server, meaning your passwords are encrypted if the server is compromised. Bitwarden also has a password generator, and allows for multiple password encrypted password accounts making it perfect for a small enterprise solution.\nKeepass - The top local password manager. Instead of setting up a server you can run your password manager directly on your personal work machine.\nPasswordSafe - A local password Manager that utilizes Blowfish. Created by security expert and old school cypherpunk Bruce Schneier. Works on windows and Linux.\nVPNMentor Secure Password Generator - Online Password generator for when you aren\u0026rsquo;t working with a standard password manager. Provides other high quality VPN and password related tools as well, like a password strength checker.\nPrivacy for Cars # 49dollarmontanaregisteredagent - Montana based company that creates LLC’s and will register your car to that LLC in Montana thus keeping your name unattached to the car. Montana has the added benefit of a one time registration for cars over 11 years old and no emissions or safety checks\nDeflock - Deflock is a site that tracks \u0026ldquo;Flock\u0026rdquo; ALPR camera readers. Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) are cameras that capture images of all passing license plates, storing details like the car\u0026rsquo;s location, date, and time. These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles—regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. While these systems can be useful for tracking stolen cars or wanted individuals, they are mostly used to track the movements of innocent people.\nFreedomev - Open source software for Tesla cars. Still in development.\nGhostPlate - Physical device that lets you temporarily obscure your license plate.\nNotmyPlate - App that lets you request to legally opt out of License plate collection data via the GDPR. Not likely to be super helpful in non EU countries.\nOpen Auto - An open source alternative to Android Auto, and app that helps you utilize your phone wild driving.\nOpen XC - OpenXC is a combination of open source hardware and software that lets you extend your vehicle with custom applications and pluggable modules. It uses standard, well-known tools to open up a wealth of data from the vehicle to developers, even beyond OBD-II.\nPlate Privacy - A project by the Institute for Justice to track car camera software and fight back.\nPrivacyforCars - Delete your data from rental cars after you are no longer using them. Website also provides a lot of other privacy education on vehicles.\nVehiclePrivacyreport - Check for status of vehicles internet connection to the manufacturers\nPrivacy Resources and Education # Podcasts # Citadel Dispatch - Hosted by Matt Odell a Freedom and Bitcoin Advocate.\nClosed Network - Privacy and security podcast focused on the everyday person and using simple tools and techniques to become a smaller target for online attacks.\nOptOut - Hosted by privacy and freedom advocate Seth for Privacy, covering a wide range of privacy related issues.\nPrivacy Security and Osint - Hosted by the king of privacy, Micahel Bazzell, covers a wide range of privacy, security and Osint. Currently on a hiatus.\nSurveillance Report - Joint hosted by Privacy advocates Henry from Techlore and Nate from the New Oil. Break down of weekly data leaks and privacy incursions.\nWatchMan Privacy - Hosted by Gabriel Custodiet, a principled privacy and freedom advocate.\nOther Privacy Lists # alternativeto.net\nbrainfucksec.github.io/a-good-privacy-list\ndegoogle.jmoore.dev/#replacementsalternatives\ngithub.com/mendel5/alternative-front-ends\ngithub.com/mjovanc/awesome-decentralized\ngithub.com/pluja/awesome-privacy\nlopp.net/bitcoin-information/privacy.html\nnomoregoogle.com\nPrism-Break\nproducthunt.com\nprivacyfirstproducts.softr.app\nprivacytools.io\nreddit.com/r/privacy/wiki/de-google\nsovereignstack.tools\nPurchase Proxys # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nAnonShop - This one works a bit different. You pick a product you want and send the link to AL. AL will then purchase the item and send it to a nearby locker based on your zip code. All paid with Monero. This currently only works for Amazon orders.\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPurse.io - A purchase proxy that offers up to 15% discounts with crypto and users will purchase products for you. Currently takes BTC, BCH and lightning.\nRouters # Anyone - A harward based internet router/proxy that provides privacy by default.\nFlash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router,that prioritizes network wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come per-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers than can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that thats forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls and a virtual server seperate from the Firewall OS.\nSearch # Brave Search - Private search results, using its own indexer, with full search transparency. Aims to be one of the biggest competitors to google. In Depth Review\nDuckDuckGo - Biggest privacy focused search engine, they have admitted to censoring in some cases, but overall still better than Google.\nKagi - Privacy respecting search engine does not track any info or provide any ads and no data mining or IP collecting. Requires an account and limits amount of searches per day for free accounts. Offers paid accounts as well. Not Open Source. Privacy policy\nMojeek - Search engine that claims to use its own indexer and does not rely on search results from Bing or Google\nPresearch - Decentralized search engine that pays you out per search with their own token. You can also run a node and get paid out in their token provided you meet the minimum requirements.\nSearx - Searx is probably the most hard-core of the options, but provides a very solid experience and search results across multiple sources.\nSearch Ranking and Analysis\nWhoogle - A google search proxy that can be hosted. Check out Seth for Privacys public instance of Whoogle It’s easy to self-host, if desired.Public instances\nShipping Services # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) # Cloak - Experimental new program. it works by masquerading proxied traffic as normal web browsing activities. In contrast to traditional tools which have very prominent traffic fingerprints and can be blocked by simple filtering rules, it\u0026rsquo;s very difficult to precisely target Cloak with little false positives. This increases the collateral damage to censorship actions as attempts to block Cloak could also damage services the censor state relies on.\nGuardster - Anonymizer service that provides an alternative to VPN.\nIVPN - No logs, regularly audited VPN service, No customer data stored, Clear privacy policy, Transparent ownership and team, Strong ethics: no trackers, no false promises, no surveillance ads. In Depth Reviews\nKagi - (Note: appears in search section as well, if you want to keep just one mention, you can.)\nLN VPN - VPN service based on the lightning network. You can purchase and use wireguard based VPN services all on lightning. Also offers phone numbers per country all paid via lightning.\nLokiNet - New experimental TOR competitor.\nMullvad - Mullvad has a long reputation of preserving privacy. Mullvad does not log traffic, proven by a police raid. Allows anonymous sign ups, Accepts Monero for payment for Premium accounts. Uses a killswitch and uses Wireguard for speed and security. Provides a mobile app and desktop app. The Mobile app can be a bit finicky for some people. Does not have an app kill switch. In Depth Review\nNym - A new VPN project that works to implement new tech inlcuding mixnets, zk-nyms, post quantum tech and more. Backed by Wikileaks Chelsea Manning.\nPIA - PIA is a solid VPN provider that accepts BTC, uses Wireguard offers cheap rates. PIA is also well known for providing static Ip’s for your VPN. This can be useful for some services that block general VPN access. PIA does not keep logs for privacy concerns. Does not include a kill switch In Depth Review\nSentinel- A decentralized crypto currency backed VPN built on the Cosmos blockchain that aims to provide a decentralized VPN.\nVopono - App for managing Split tunneling in VPN’s. Split tunneling lets you send some traffic through a VPN and delegate specific traffic exempt to the VPN Encrypted tunnel or traffic. This can be useful when trying to use certain apps locally on a LAN. Some VPN Apps have this built in, but this isnt always accessible on all VPN’s or on all versions of the VPN. For Example Proton VPN has this function built in on the Windows version and the Mobile version but not on the linux desktop version.\nVPN Rankings and breakdowns by privacy advocate Techlore more VPN Rankings and More Rankings\nVPNMentor - Offers a wide range of VPN related education, in addition to VPN related tools and more VPN Rankings.\n"},{"id":17,"href":"/self-hosting/","title":"Self Hosting","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If something is free, you’re not the customer; you’re the product.” ― Bruce Schneier\nWhile privacy tools are fantastic, they sometimes miss the true root of the problem. In times of increasing censorship and data theft, owning your data is the best way to increase your privacy and security while dramatically reducing your ability to be censored. When done right, much of this can be done very cheaply. If you already own your hardware much of the software is free or very cheap. Instead of never ending subscriptions and increasing costs with big tech, simply remove them from your life by self hosting. Take back your digital sovereignty.\nBackup Applications # Pika Backup - Pika Backup is designed to save your personal data and does not support complete system recovery. Locally and remote encrypted backups.Open Source.\nPerkeep - Perkeep is a set of open source formats, protocols, and software for modeling, storing, searching, sharing and synchronizing data in the post-PC era. Data may be files or objects, tweets or 5TB videos, and you can access it via a phone, browser or FUSE filesystem. Open Source.\nProxmox Backup Server - Proxmox Backup Server is an enterprise backup solution, for backing up and restoring VMs, containers, and physical hosts. By supporting incremental, fully deduplicated backups, Proxmox Backup Server significantly reduces network load and saves valuable storage space. With strong encryption and methods of ensuring data integrity, you can feel safe when backing up data, even to targets which are not fully trusted.\nCamera Systems # Ezvidoo - EZVidoo is a free CCTV surveillance software for Windows, Linux, and Raspberry Pi. It supports IP Cameras by default, local USB cams, and Camera Audios.EZVidoo also supports numerous sensor types as motion, audio, object, face, and person sensors. By default, it offers a recording support on 24/7 basic, and features, alerts, notifications and mobile access. Not open source.\nIspyconnect - Free and Open source Camera software. Compatible with a wide range of camera devices.\nKerberos.io - An open, scalable and modular solution that supports your use cases at home up to large scale production video landscapes.\nCloud Document Services # Cryptpad - End-to-end encrypted and open-source collaboration suite, that can be used in the cloud or self-hosted. Google docs alternative.\nOnlyOffice - Includes Free Cloud, Paid Cloud, and Self-Hosted options.\nStandard Notes - One of the top note-taking apps. Self-hostable, includes 2FA, E2E, scheduled email backups and more. Charges for the higher level plans with more features.\nCloud Hosting # Open Source as a Service # Cryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nDisroot - Privacy-focused ecosystem. Provides multiple cloud services. Including Email, Nextcloud, Cryptpad etc…\nFederated.Computer - Great open-source replacements for Dropbox, Google Workplace, Zoom, Slack, Airtable, Mailchimp, 1Password, Netlify, Github, Calendy, your spying VPN and much more for the low price of $39 a month. As many users as you want. Only pay for more storage when/if you need it.Federated includes Human Support and full Backups. The benefits of self-hosting without the day-to-day high-stakes drudgery. Affiliate Link\nKoofr - Allows for importing of Drive, Dropbox etc. Privacy-focused cloud storage free up to 10 Gb’s. ^1,2^\nNextCloud - Self-hosted cloud software for a massive amount of options. Takes a bit of config, but nextcloud functions as a full Google Docs replacement in addition to many other options including music and video hosting. Also provides cloud hosting if you do not wish to self-host. Next Cloud is currently available in other Privacy-focused ecosystems like Start9, Umbrel, Yunohost, Dietpi and many more, with just a few clicks. Or you can self-host on your OS of choice.\nLink Tree Alternatives # AllMyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nCoinDrop - Like link tree but specifically for crypto web wallets. All your wallets and donation methods in one simple place.\nLibertyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nOperating Systems # While more well-known OSes like Windows server or Ubuntu server are great, there are other lesser-known OSes purpose-built to help people self-host, by pre-packaging applications in nice ready-made GUI. This can be especially useful for less technical users.\nHyperVisors for Virtualization # ProxMox - Proxmox is the primary open source solution for virtual machine hosting. Like VmWare or Hyper V except Proxmox is completely open source and free. It offers you the ability to run multiple virtual servers on a single physical server, easily allowing you to run several different software Operating systems for zero cost. Comes with snapshots, backups, server monitoring, native containerization and much more. Find a list of Proxmox based scripts here these scripts allow for single lines of code for setting up hundreds of apps. One of the absolute best ways to get into self hosting. XCP-NG - A solid alternative to Proxmox. the user-friendly, high-performance virtualization solution, developed collaboratively for unrestricted features and open-source accessibility with Turnkey Server Virtualization. Operating Systems # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, NEAR, Avalanche and more.\nCASA OS - Community-based open source software focused on delivering simple personal cloud experience around Docker ecosystem. Despite the name CASA OS is not an OS. It is an app similar to Umbrel or Citadel, a GUI for docker images. Comes with some unique apps, like Nginx Proxy Manager and Cloudflare Tunnels. Also provides Clearnet support with a fairly flexible set of config options. Also has a nice simple GUI for file uploads, this is especially useful with something like Jellyfin or Calibre-Web.\nCitadel - Umbrel open source Fork offering much of the same options.\nCloudron - Cloudron is unique in that it offers offsite backups to AWS, includes a built-in firewall that monitors all traffic and comes with its own built-in email server.\nCoolify - An open-source \u0026amp; self-hostable Heroku / Netlify alternative.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Storj, Zcash, Cosmos Tornado Cash and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nDietPI - A Linux distro OS. Dietpi comes with over 200 app packages and dependencies built in. While more command line skills are required than Umbrel or Embassy, Dietpi makes it very easy to install over 100 apps and dependencies. While largely built for Raspberry Pi, Dietpi also has specific images created for a wide range of hardware. Dietpi is a bit more difficult than platforms like Yunohost, but runs a bit more reliably and offers more total tools, including backups, VPN integration, clearnet, and more. Documentation is better than Yunohost, but could still be improved.\nFulmo - A lighting network focused OS configured to run on a Raspberry Pi.\nFreedomBox - Another OS that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Currently more limited than most of the other OSes in terms of apps in the internal app store.\nHome Lab OS - HomelabOS allows anyone to easily deploy, backup, restore, and maintain over 100 different applications and services. Everything from video players, to home automation, to chat services. These services can continue to function at full speed on your LAN even when your external internet is completely offline.\nMoneroOS - OS dedicated to Monero mining.\nMy Node BTC - Another OS that focuses primarily on Bitcoin Software. Includes BTCPay Server, Dojo, Whirlpool, Join Market and much more. Comes with Clearnet, Tor, and I2P.\nPinode-XMR - PiNode-XMR is a completely free and open source suite of tools to help a user run their own Monero node with ease. PiNode-XMR is designed for use with single board computers (SBC) such as the Raspberry Pi, Pine64 or Odroid hardware to allow for very cheap node setup and minimal 24/7 running costs due to low power usage.\nPiBox - Currently has a small offering of Apps but is working on adding more. Notable Apps are Nextcloud, Jellyfin and Homeassistant.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nRunTipi - Tipi is a personal homeserver orchestrator. It is running docker containers under the hood and provides a simple web interface to manage them. Every service comes with an opinionated configuration in order to remove the need for manual configuration and network setup. RunTipi comes with Clearnet configuration, but this can be a bit buggy in some cases. This is still very much in development.\nStart9 - Start OS makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy, not completely open source. Currently routes all services over TOR or lets you host over LAN. This increases privacy but can make things more difficult to interact with Non TOR/Start9 users. Heavily supports bitcoin software and includes a NOSTR node and several other tools. While there is currently no clearnet support, StartOS is overall very stable. Start9 also offers some of the better documentation and error handling. Save 5% on any S9 Server with code \u0026ldquo;LOTR\u0026rdquo;\nUBOS - A newer project. Less impressive interface and less apps than some of the other projects.\nUmbrel - Interface that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Beautiful interface but still needs a few bugs worked out. Apps are difficult to config after being setup. Offers lots of Bitcoin Node Software. Umbrel and StartOS are very similar options as they both focus heavily on BTC and Lightning nodes and currently offer only LAN and TOR hosting. Umbrel offers more apps but Start OS offers a much more reliable platform. Umbrel is not an OS but rather an GUI application manager for Docker.\nYunoHost - Free and Open Source with over 100 apps. Yuno host comes with Clearnet support with your own custom domains and offers you free pre-selected domains you can use. Yunohost has a nice troubleshooting tool that helps you find issues with port/firewall troubleshooting. Yunohost has a lot of features but can be a bit buggy at times.\nMedia Center OSes # If you are currently running a Roku, Amazon Firestick, or pretty much any other store-bought hardware device for media streaming, it\u0026rsquo;s very likely that it sends out massive amounts of data back to different companies. This is terrible for privacy, self-sovereignty, security, and internet bandwidth. While it\u0026rsquo;s difficult to purchase hardware that does not do this, you can set up your own version with some of the following user-friendly Operating systems.\nLibreElec - LibreELEC is a lightweight ‘Just enough OS’ Linux distribution purpose-built for Kodi on current and popular mediacentre hardware.\nOSMC - OSMC (Open Source Media Center) is a free and open source media player based on Linux. Founded in 2014, OSMC lets you play back media from your local network, attached storage, and the Internet. OSMC is the leading media center in terms of feature set and community and is based on the Kodi project.\nXbian - XBian is a small, fast, and lightweight media center distribution for the Raspberry Pi, CuBox-i, Hummingboard, and many more devices to come. It is based on a minimal Debian and therefore offers much of the same freedom as Debian offers. Our slogan is “XBian, the bleeding edge” as our main focus is delivering the fastest Kodi solution for various small form factor computers.\nPhoto Storage # Ente - Encrypted cloud photo storage.\nImmich - Self-hosted backup solution for photos and videos on mobile devices.\nPhotoprism - PhotoPrism is an AI-Powered Photos App for the Decentralized Web. It makes use of the latest technologies to tag and find pictures automatically without getting in your way. You can run it at home, on a private server, or in the cloud.\nRemote Control Software # AeroAdmin - Easy and free Remote access service for many OS’s. Not Open source.\nMesh Commander - Free Open Source Teamviewer Alternative.\nNetBird - NetBird combines a WireGuard®-based overlay network with Zero Trust Network Access, providing a unified open source platform for reliable and secure connectivity. Requires authentication account with a big tech identity provider. Offers free self hosting options.\nPangolin - Pangolin is an open-source and identity-aware tunneled reverse proxy server. Pangolin’s distributed architecture with nodes provide highly available ingress to ensure applications always remain accessible. Open Source.\nRustDesk - TeamViewer, AnyDesk, and Splashtop to RustDesk for a secure and reliable remote desktop experience with your own self-hosted servers. Open Source.\nTailScale - Tailscale is an easy VPN that allows you to connect back into your network without excessive configuration or firewall rules. While Tailscale is not fully open source and requires an requires authentication account with a big tech identity provider. However there is a fully self-hosted version you can run.\nRouters # Flash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router, that prioritizes network-wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come pre-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built-in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers that can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all-purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router, or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that is forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls, and a virtual server separate from the Firewall OS.\nSSH/RDP Applications # Easy SSH - Simple application that lets you save all of your SSH logins and passwords in one easy interface. This way you can login go from SSH terminal port easily and quickly without needing to type in your credentials. Linux Only.\nmRemoteNG - Just like Easy SSH, but also supports RDP, Telnet, HTTPS, Powershell, and more. Windows only.\nWebsite Tools # Ackee - Self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool for those who care about privacy. Ackee runs on your own server, analyzes the traffic of your websites, and provides useful statistics in a minimal interface.\nGhost - Self-Hosting and cloud hosting with open source software. Ghost is primarily used as a blogging platform as a competitor to something like Substack. Unlike Hugo Ghost offers a GUI for most of your website management.\nHugo - Popular open-source static site generators. Helps you simply create websites for desktop and mobile without substantial amounts of HTML code. Hugo is completely open source and utilizes markdown files primarily. Liberty Tools is run with Hugo.\nImmuneweb - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\nMatomo - Privacy first Google analytics alternative.\nPlausible - Simple and privacy-friendly Google Analytics alternative - Extensive Review\nSSLLABS - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\n"},{"id":18,"href":"/social-media/","title":"Social Media","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.” ― George Washington\nSocial media is a mixed bag. It connects the world and allows for the rapid dissemination of news, true and untrue. But in the last few years censorship has become a massive problem across all major social media platforms. Its important that we cultivate presences on social media that are more resilient to censorship and de-platforming. These services should be run as decentralized as possible to avoid coordinated take downs like we saw with the Conservative social media company Parler, where big tech collaborated to largely destroy the company.\nFreedom Respecting Social Media # Blue Sky - Blue Sky is an open source project backed by Jack Dorsey in an attempt to create a decentralized social network protocol as an alternative to Twitter. In May 2024 Jack Dorsey resigned from the BlueSky board, and donated 21 Million to the Open Source Protocol NOSTR. Blue Sky is very leftwing.\nDiaspora - Diaspora is a decentralized open source social media platform. With Diaspora you need to host your own instance by running a server or \u0026ldquo;pod\u0026rdquo;, meaning you own your data. Due to the decentralized nature of the platform it can be difficult to connect with other profiles, the platform has less than 1 million users after after 13 years of operation.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here\nGab - A centralized Free Speech Social media platform. Gab has been de-platformed by most of big tech and largely runs its own architecture in order to to keep operations running. Platform users tend to skew right wing.\nGettr - GETTR is a social media platform built on the foundation of freedom of opinion and expression. Gettr is a socialized platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t seem to offer anything particularly new, other than being a Twitter Alternative. Private messages claim to be E2E. But Gettr is not open sourced.\nLemmy - Lemmy is a selfhosted social link aggregation and discussion platform. Similar to Reddit but it is completely free and open, and not controlled by any company. This means that there is no advertising, tracking, or secret algorithms. Content is organized into communities, so it is easy to subscribe to topics that you are interested in, and ignore others. Voting is used to bring the most interesting items to the top.\nLocals - Locals is a free speech social media platform that is owned by Rumble. Locals is a centralized alternative to other social media. Founded by conservative commentator Dave Rubin.\nMastodon - Mastodon is an open source, self hosted social networking service that aims to be a twitter competitor. Mastodon lets you connect to specific Mastodon instances as part of a federation protocol. Due to this setup Larger mastodon servers can censor other servers from connecting to their instances. Tends to be a more left wing community.\nMeWe - MeWe is a centralized company that\u0026rsquo;s been running a social media platform for over a decade. MeWe is committed to privacy and an ad-free experience. The project is currently in development to be migrated to web3 blockchain based infrastructure.\nMinds - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.\nTruth Social - Founded by Donald Trump in response to Trump getting removed from Twitter. Truth Social is a centralized open source fork of Mastodon. Truth Social is known to censor content, mostly leftwing content.\nTwitter/X - Twitter is a centralized social media platform. While Twitter has become a free speech focused platform its far from perfect. Twitter is overwhelmingly the single biggest platform for spreading speech. Twitter is bad for privacy and is encouraging a ID based verification program, that will be in the hands of its future owners. Case against Twitter\nMeetup Alternatives # Agorakit - Agorakit is web-based, open source groupware for collectives. By creating collaborative groups, people can discuss topics, organize events, store files and keep everyone updated as needed. Agorakit is a forum, calendar, file manager, mapping tool and email notifier.\nFlockstr - NOSTR based Meetup alternative. Connects directly with your NOSTR Account, and also works with your lightning wallet to receive ZAPS (micro bitcoin transactions.)\nJoinMobilizon - Mobilizon is not a giant platform, but a multitude of interconnected Mobilizon websites. This federated architecture helps avoid monopolies and offers a diversity of hosting terms of service.\nLuma - An international meetup alternative, that provides more value at a much lower price than meetup. Has built in support for cryptocurrency wallets like Eth and Solana.\nPartiful - Free for users, requires SMS in order to gave out regular event updates. Not specifically freedom focused, but another good option.\nNOSTR # NOSTR is the future of decentralized social media. NOSTR is not controlled or owned by any private company or person. NOSTR is a protocol similar to Email or TCP/IP. It can be accessed by anyone or any company. NOSTR uses the dumb server smart client model. Meaning anyone can setup a simple server/relay that preserves and encrypts the NOSTR ecosystem. NOSTR directly incorporates bitcoin via the lightning network. You can send \u0026ldquo;ZAPS\u0026rdquo; which are low cost lightning transactions to any person on NOSTR, and your posts can likewise receives Zaps from anyone on the network. In addition to major support from the freedom and Bitcoin communities, NOSTR has been financially backed by Jack Dorsey and heavily supported by Edward Snowden. NOSTR offers several different clients that allow you to interact with the NOSTR protocol. Some of those clients:\nAlby - A NOSTR and Bitcoin plugin. Allows you to hold your private keys in order to interact with NOSTR, lighting and other bitcoin apps.\nDamus - NOSTR Client for Iphone.\nNOSTR Apps - A database of many differnt NOSTR Apps\nNostr.Watch - Track relays where a connection can currently be established.\nNostr.directory - Find your twitter follows on NOSTR\nNostrChat - Encrypted chat built on NOSTR.\nPrimal - A client designed to look like a twitter clone.\nZap.Stream - Directly integrated into NOSTR Zap lets you stream for SATS (bitcoin Lightning) and earn in kind easily from any and all viewers.\nYoutube Alternatives # Bitchute - A decentralized Youtube alternative that tends to have a lot of right-leaning content, due to this they often get censored or blocked.\nCiVL - CiVL is a free streaming platform for courageous stories and subversive ideas that challenge power structures. Get access to award-winning films, shows, and debates. No ads. No credit card to join.\nD.tube - A decentralized youtube alternative. DTube is a community powered video sharing platform where users vote on videos to reward creators, curators, influencers and viewers in cryptocurrency.\nMadiator - Privacy focused front end for LBRY, the network that hosts ODYSEE.\nODYSEE - A decentralized video platform built on the LBRY network. With the recent SEC Judgement against ODYSEE the long term future of the platform is uncertain, however plans are to migrate to the Arweave network. Odysee also has a nice simple feature allowing you to connect your youtube channel and autosync all content for a convenient backup of your channel.\nPeerTube A free and open-source, decentralized, ActivityPub federated video platform powered by WebTorrent, that uses peer-to-peer technology to reduce load on individual servers when viewing videos.\nRumble - A centralized alternative to youtube that bills itself as protector of free speech.\n"}]
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Stack this with code \u0026ldquo;Liberty\u0026rdquo; for an additional 5% off some of the best meat bars around.\nCloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nDelete Me - Our date is leaked everyday. Thats why its important to use services like Delete Me. Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. Use our Affiliate link to save 20%.\nFederated.Computer - Federated is another Denver based company offering Open Source as a service. Sometimes physically hosting servers just isn\u0026rsquo;t viable. In those cases cloud hosting can be a necessary option. But most cloud hosting come from tech giants like AWS or Google Cloud who sell your data and will censor you if you have the wrong politics. Federated.Computer offers you cheap, easy open source options to get many of the benefits of Big Tech without compromising your privacy. Please use our affiliate link to sign up if you\u0026rsquo;re interested!\nHushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nLive Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our affiliate link if you are interested.\nMark37 - Mark37 is a privacy focused company that offers Laptops and phones that come prebuilt with opensource privacy focused operating systems at a reasonable price. Mark37 also offers ongoing technical support and training. Mark37 is a proud conservative and christian company. Use our referral link or discount code to save 5% on all services. This discount does not stack with other promotions. Discount code: \u0026ldquo;LIBERTYTOOLS\u0026rdquo;\nPrivacy.com - Privacy.com is the best way to pay with fiat online while still protecting your privacy. Create debit card aliases that can be limited based on total amount spends or by vendors. With card aliases you dont have to worry about leaked card info, overcharges or annoying vendors that refuse to cancel your subscription, privacy.com lets you do all of that for free. Please use our referral link and sign up for a free account.\nStart 9 - Start 9 is one of our favorite companies. Local to Denver, Start9 offers home personal servers with their own Operating system, that makes it easy for you to own and host your data out of a physical server that you own. Offers an app store with multiple applications that include Bitcoin and Monero full nodes, Matrix and SimpleX messaging, Vaultwarden for password management, Nextcloud for all sorts of hosting including word docs, music, contacts calendar and so much more.\n"},{"id":1,"href":"/agorism/","title":"Agorism","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If taxation without consent is not robbery, then any band of robbers have only to declare themselves a government, and all their robberies are legalized.” ― Lysander Spooner\nAgorism is a social philosophy that advocates creating a society in which all relations between people are voluntary exchanges by means of counter-economics, engaging with aspects of nonviolent revolution, founded by Samuel Edward Konkin the third. Agorism is a different approach to creating freedom, than electoral politics. Sometimes also known as the concept of \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizens.\u0026rdquo;\nAgorist Communities (International) # Bitcoin Beach - Bitcoin Beach is working to create a sustainable circular Bitcoin economy in El Salvador. Following the dramatic decrease in crime and the governments bitcoin backing, Bitcoin Beach has become one of the best Bitcoin communities in the world. Free Society - Free Society aims to build a new sovereign society by negotiating with an existing government. There are many examples of governments granting another nation sovereignty over a part of their territory, and Free Society believes this is the best way forward. Free State Project - The Free State Project is a movement of thousands of freedom-loving people to New Hampshire. Started in 2003, there are thousands of individuals just like you in New Hampshire. Together, Free Staters have built an incredible, real-life community full of people who value liberty and responsibility. Free Cities - The Free Cities Foundation aims to inspire, inform and connect people to create a global market of living together in Free Cities. Free Cities are self-governing territories that uphold individual rights and freedoms. They aim to create more prosperous and autonomous urban spaces. Freedom Haven - Seasteading org working to build a workable seasteading options. Seasteading is the idea of creating permanent living homes that exist outside government jurisdiction in international waters. Liberland - The Free Republic of Liberland is a small experimental country located on the banks of the Danube River, known as Gornja Siga. Liberland is built on classical liberal (libertarian) ideals which emphasize autonomy and minimize the state\u0026rsquo;s encroachment on individual liberties. Rule of law, bodily autonomy, free trade, freedom of choice, freedom of movement, and others are all core tenets of our fledgling nation. PraxisNation - Praxis Nation builds off the concept of the network state by Balaji Srinivasan. Which theories that in the modern world we can create a decentralized country that can offer many of the benefits of standard country. Praxis aims to offer land, its own currency and eventually citizenship among many other things. Pronomos - Pronomos is a venture capital fund that works to build the \u0026ldquo;cities of tomorrow.\u0026rdquo; Pronomos has worked to fund Prospera, Praxis, and many more starup cities. Prospera - Prospera is a new libertarian smart city located in Honduras, that works as an economic zone largely free of local government taxes. An experimental project that does exist by a government grant, but its working to prove out a new potential model of cities. Learn more with the REASON documentary. Digital Nomad Services # Escapees - Escapees bills itself as an RV club, but it offers many services for a digital nomad lifestyle, including mail forwarding and temporary residences among many other things. Based in the U.S. Liberation Travel - Focuses on helping users find residency in multiple countries primarly including Paraguay, Uruguay, Panama and Georgia. Nomad Capitalist - Nomad Capitalist specializes in legally and ethically reducing your tax rate, diversifying and safeguarding your assets, growing your passport portfolio, and maximizing your freedom. Passports for Crypto - Quickly acquire Citizenship in St. Kitts by purchasing property without ever actually visiting St. Kitts. Planbpassport - A service that helps facilitate second passports. Accepts Bitcoin and very much adopts a \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizen\u0026rdquo; Mindset. General Tools # Agorist Nexus - Agorist Nexus is a hub for free exchange, focusing on the spread of Agorism and connecting the counter-economy Agorist Tax Advice - Paid service to minimize your tax strategy. Live Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our above affiliate link if you are interested. Mobazha - Formerly known as Openbazaar, Mobazaha aims to be a decentralized market where people can buy and sell products across the world for various different crypto currencies. Open Source Ecology - Open Source Blueprints for Civilization. Build Yourself.The goal of Open Source Ecology is to create an open source economy – an efficient economy which increases innovation by open collaboration. Check out hundreds of open source designs for producing cheaper houses and mechanical equipment. Taxation is Theft App - App that walks people through the logical ideas of taxation being theft. Similar to the not yet launched project \u0026ldquo;The mirror\u0026rdquo; by Larken Rose. Shipping Services # AtoB - Everything you need to send and receive packages in a decentralized way. Built on NOSTR. America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Sovereign Homesteading # Abundant Acres - A small company that helps you design your sovereign homestead blueprint. Empshield - EMP Shield is the World’s first EMP protection technology for an entire home and vehicle tested to military and UL 1449 standards from ETL. H20 Machine - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. My Patriot Supply - Purchase food and other supplies. Seedarmory.com - Every one of Seed Armory\u0026rsquo;s seed vaults contains only 100% survival grade, 100% heirloom seeds, and are always non-GMO. Seeds, vaults, and packets are kept at low refrigerated temperatures until ready for shipping. Spout Water - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. Works at a much smaller scale than H20 Machine. StealthAngelSurvival.com - Purchase a wide variety of survival gear. Survivalrealty.com - Off grid real estate. Sovereignty Theory # One Stupid Fuck - Opt out of the tax structure. Terrible website name and design, but a resource that provides great step by step videos of opting out of the current tax structure. Lost Horizons - Platform with a wide range of topics around opting out of taxes and deconstructing the legal system. "},{"id":2,"href":"/books/","title":"Books","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\nLiberty Tools Book List Welcome to the Liberty Tools Book list! This is our official book recommendations for the best books across a wide range of liberty topics. We do not specifically endorse every idea in these books or by these authors, but we do recommended them as a good place to learn about the topics at hand. Not all of these books are specifically libertarian, but they contain valuable information that could benefit anyone regardless of political philosophy. Find these books here: Anna\u0026rsquo;s Archive and Libgen If you enjoy any of these books please considering purchasing. Category Author Agorism Community Technology Karl Hess New Libertarian Manifesto Samuel Edward Konkin III Agorist Class Theory Wally Conger How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Derrick Broze Anti-Politics Sal Mayweather Anarchy in Practice - Stateless Solutions Community Technology David Freidman New Libertarian Manifesto Walter Block Agorist Class Theory Ryan McMaken How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Hans Herman Hoppe Anti-Politics Robert Murphy The Market for Liberty Morris/Linda Tannehill The New Libertarianism: Anarcho-Capitalism J. Michael Oliver Crypto Anarchy The Genesis Book Aaron Van Wirdun Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of Cryptocurrency Andy Greenberg This Machine Kills Secrets: Julian Assange, The Cypherpunks, and their fight to Empower Whistleblowers Andy Greenberg Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital Age Steven Levy The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age James Dale Davidson, Michael David Axtel Cryptocurrency Digital Gold Nathaniel Popper How Money got Free Patrick Eha Understanding Bitcoin Robert Muprhy and Silas Barta The Bitcoin Standard SaifeDean Ammous The Internet of Money Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Bitcoin Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Ethereum Andreas Antonopolous Hacking Bitcoin Roger Ver The Blocksize War Jonathan Bier Conspiracies Filthy Rich James Patterson All The Shahs Men Steven Kinzer JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters James W. Douglass Chaos Tom O\u0026rsquo;Neill Inventing the AIDS Virus Peter Duesberg The Controlled Demolition of the American Empire Charlie Robinson \u0026amp; Jeff Berwick A Warning from History Corey Hughes The Octopus of Global Control Charlie Robinson One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that gave Rise the Jeffrey Epstein Whitney Webb The Creature From Jekyll Island G Edward Griffin Covid The Real Anthony Fauci Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The War on Ivermectin Pierre Kory The Courage to Face Covid-19 Peter McCullough A Plague Upon Our House Scott Atlas Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19 Matt Ridley Diary of A Psychosis Tom Woods The Pfizer Papers Naomi Wolf Drug War and Prohibition The Economics of Prohibition Mark Thornton American Kingpin Nick Bilton High Price Dr. Carl Hart Chasing the Scream Johann Hari Dreamland: The True Tale of America\u0026rsquo;s Opiate Epidemic Sam Quinones Drug War Addiction Sheriff Bill Masters Gang Leader for A Day Sudhir Venkatesh Economics and History of Economics Economics in One Lesson Henry Hazlitt Basic Economics Thomas Sowell The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard Keynes Mark Skousen History of Money and Banking in the United States Murray Rothbard End the Fed Ron Paul Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles Jesus Huerta de Soto The Fiat Standard SaifeDean Ammous Environment American Serengeti Dan Flores Fossil Future Alex Epstein Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of Antihumanism Robert Zubrin Apocalypse Never Michael Shellenberger The Wizard and The Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow\u0026rsquo;s World Charles C. Mann Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Running With Rhinos Ed Warner Extremist Politics The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics Michael Malice SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought Police Vox Day The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure Greg Lukianoff and Johnathan Haidt Fiction Brave New World Aldous Huxley 1984 George Orwell Animal Farm George Orwell Molon Labe! Kenneth Royce (Boston T Party) Alongside Night J. Niel Schulman Freehold Michael Z. Williamson The Moon is a Harsh Mistress Robert Heinlen The Handmaid’s Tale Margaret Atwood Anthem Ayn Rand The Fountainhead Ayn Rand The Giver Lois Lowery Red Rising Pierce Brown Unintended Consequences John Ross The Probability Broach L. Neil Smith The High Ground Series Doug Casey Enemy of the State F. Paul Wilson Financial Crisis Meltdown Tom Woods Deep Freeze: Iceland\u0026rsquo;s Economic Collapse Phillip Bagus and David Howden Americas Great Depression Murray Rothbard The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last Century Mark Thornton End the Fed Ron Paul Gun Rights Come and Take it: The Gun Printers Guide to Thinking Free Cody Wilson The 10 Myths of Gun Control Jose Nino More Guns Less Crime John Lott Health and Nutrition Death by Food Pyramid Denise Minger Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim It Mary Ruwart The Primal Prescription Doug Mcguff and Robert Murphy Fat for Fuel Dr. Joseph Mercola Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless Health Casey Means and Calley Means Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Blind Spots: The Medicine Gets it Wrong and What it Means For our Health Marty Makary Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity Peter Attia History - General A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell A Peoples History of the United States Howard Zinn Albions\u0026rsquo;s Seed David Hackett Fischer The Dawn Of Everything: A New History of Humanity David Graber A Little History of the World EH Gombrich Debt: The First 5000 Years David Graber History of Government Institutions Legacy of Ashes: A history of the CIA Tim Weiner Enemies: A history of the FBI Tim Weiner The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles and their Secret World War Steven Kinzer Overthrow: Americas Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to Iraq Steven Kinzer History of Socialism The Almost Nearly Perfect People Michael Booth The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel Castro Humberto Fontova The Case Against Socialism Rand Paul History of War and Military The Strategic Logic of Suicide Bombers Robert Pape Enough Already: Time to End the War on Terror Scott Horton Death by Government: Genocide and Mass Murder Since 1900 R.J. Rummel Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catastrophe of Ukraine Scott Horton All the Shahs Men Stephen Kirzner Property Rights Against Intellectual Property Stephan Kinsella (Property Rights) - Freedom on the Frontier Terry Anderson \u0026amp; Peter J Hill How Music Got Free Steven Witt Water Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Space Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Against Intellectual Monopoly Michelle Boldrin \u0026amp; David Levine Intro to Liberty The Law Frederic Bastiat The Road to Serfdom Friedrich Hayek Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom Ron Paul The Revolution Ron Paul Intro to Anarchy No Treason: The Constitution of no Authority Lysander Spooner The Most Dangerous Superstition Larken Rose The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to Obey Michael Huemer The Anarchist\u0026rsquo;s Handbook Organized by Michael Malice Dissenting Electorate: Those Who Refuse to Vote and the Legitimacy of Their Opposition Wendy McElroy Individual Liberty Benjamin Tucker Freedom’s Progress: A History of Political Thought Gerard Casey Living Freedom The Freedom Outlaw\u0026rsquo;s Handbook: 179 Things to Do \u0026rsquo;til the Revolution Claire Wolfe 101 Things to Do \u0026lsquo;Til the Revolution: Ideas and Resources for Self-Liberation, Monkey Wrenching and Preparedness Claire Wolfe Don\u0026rsquo;t Shoot the Bastards (Yet): 101 More Ways to Salvage Freedom Claire Wolfe Net Neutrality The Fallacy of Net Neutrality Thomas Hazlett The Master Switch Tim Wu The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless Technology Thomas Hazlett Code 2.0 Lawrence Lessig Philosophy - General Drive: Understanding the science of Human motivation Daniel Pink Defending the Undefendable Walter Block Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder Nassim Taleb The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion Johnathan Haidt Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World David Epstein Philosophy - Political The Ethics of Liberty Murray Rothbard Anatomy of the State Murray Rothbard An Agorist Primer Samuel Konkin Our Enemy, the State Albert J Nock Police Brutality and the Justice system Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America\u0026rsquo;s Police Forces Radley Balko A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State John Whitehead The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison America Naomi Murakawa The New Jim Crow Michelle Alexander Ghettoside Jill Leovy I Can\u0026rsquo;t Breathe: A Killing on Bay Street Matt Taibbi Justice Before the Law Michael Huemer Revisionist History The Myth of the Robber Barons Burt Folsom The Art of Contrary Thinking Humphrey B. Neill Why American History is Not What They Say: An Introduction to Revisionism Jeff Riggenbach Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong James W. Loewen The Roosevelt Myth John T. Flynn The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary War Thomas J. DiLorenzo Security and Privacy The Art of Invisibility Kevin Mitnick How to Be Invisible J. J. Luna No Place to Hide Glen Greenwald Public Record Edward Snowden The Production of Security Gustave di Molinari Extreme Privacy: How to Disapear on the Internet Michael Bazzell Watchman Privacy Gabriel Custodiet Privacy in Utopia Gabriel Custodiet Schooling and Unschooling Radical Unschooling Dayna Martin The Case against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and Money Bryan Caplan Weapons of Mass Instruction John Taylor Gatto The Absorbent Mind Maria Montessori The College Scam: How America\u0026rsquo;s Universities Are Bankrupting and Brainwashing Away the Future of America\u0026rsquo;s Youth Charlie Kirk Vaccines Turtles All the Way Down Anonymous, Tim Vadnar The Moth in the Iron Lung Forrest Moready Crooked: Manmade Disease Explained Forrest Moready Dissolving Illusions Susan Humphries Vaccines, Autoimmunity and the Changing Nature of Childhood Illness Thomas Cowan "},{"id":3,"href":"/covid/","title":"Covid","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Every single thing that was done in public health in response to the pandemic made it worse.\u0026rdquo; - Peter A. McCullough\nThe Covid19 Lockdowns were the biggest event in our lifetimes. The damage done was immeasurable and still continues to this day. The power centers are looking to continue on with all of the covid tyranny. We must be vigilant in fighting back against the medical industrial complex.\nAnti Covid Orgs # Banners 4 Freedom - An organization dedicated to protesting Covid Mandates using billboards across the world.\nChildren\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense - Children\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense® is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Their mission is to end childhood health epidemics by working aggressively to eliminate harmful exposures, hold those responsible accountable and establish safeguards to prevent future harm. They fight corruption, mass surveillance and censorship that put profits before people as well as advocate for worldwide rights to health freedom and bodily autonomy.\nCovid Index - Massive database of Covid insanity. Find all sorts of articles related to censorship and policy failures.\nEvidenceNotFear - An evidence-based guide against all of the Covid madness.\nFeds 4 Med Freedom - Feds for Medical Freedom is fighting for medical freedoms and personal autonomy. They stand against unconstitutional and immoral vaccine mandates that have cost thousands of federal employees and contractors their careers and livelihoods.\nFLCCC Alliance - A group of doctors who got together to push back against the public Covid response. They provide real education on Covid, and demonized treatments like Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine and recovery against.\nGBDeclaration.org - One of the first major organizations to push back against Covid lockdowns. The Great Barrington Declaration is a major worldwide petition sponsored by doctors and scientists against the Covid lockdowns.\nHowbad - Resources for tracking all aspects of specific Covid batchs data, this also includes leaked data, and some aspects of other vaccines and medical malpractice.\nICAN Informed Consent Action Network - Founded in 2016, ICAN was created with the goal of providing every person with the right to informed consent. They believe that by holding regulators accountable through their successful legal actions, individuals will become empowered to make truly informed decisions about their own health and the health of their families. Using an unprecedented legal strategy, ICAN has successfully won lawsuits against Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control, the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration. Founded by Del Bigtree of the Highwire and works regularly with Aaron Siri and his firm.\nLaw Offices of Siri Glimstead - Led by Lawyer Aaron Siri, Siri Glimstead has been at the forefront of defending legal rights against Covid restrictions and damages done by the Covid vaccines, as well as more traditional vaccines. They also focus on other things like civil rights or protection of whistle blowers.\nPhysicians for Informed Consent - Physicians for Informed Consent empowers the public with scientific information about infectious diseases and vaccines.\nPureBloodRegistry - Blood donations for and from people who have not gotten the Covid-19 vaccine.\nThe Highwire - An educational journalistic organization that has been working for years to bring accountability to the world of vaccines and especially Covid vaccines. Founded by Del Bigtree.\nVacSafety - The VSRF’s mission is to advance COVID-19 vaccine safety through scientific research, public education, and advocacy, and to support the vaccine injured. They present the most up-to-date and relevant information on COVID-19 and public health policies, free from corporate press, agenda-driven narratives, and sponsorships with conflict of interest. They encourage questions and an open dialogue of transparency on any medical and scientific information presented.\nFake Mask Websites # Fake Mask Worldwide - A company that sells obviously fake masks, less obviously fake masks and other Covid related items.\nGetUnmask - Breathable masks that look like regular masks. Company now sells other unrelated products as well.\nMedical Drug Purchase # Purchase Medical Drugs including Ivermection and Hydroxychloroquine from high quality third party services.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinil. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nMetrics # ICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nOpen Vaers - Open Vaers takes the CDC\u0026rsquo;s government data from VAERS and makes it much more readable and easy to understand. As of 9/23 there were over 36,000 deaths and over 1.5 million Covid vaccine related reports to VAERS.\nNo-Jab Job Boards # Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types.\nRedballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or Covid nonsense.\nUnjected - Social media for meeting and dating unvaccinated people.\nVaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status.\nVaccine Injured Support # Covid Vax Recovery Guide - A Covid vaccine detox guide written by nutritional scientist and liberty leaning Dr. Chris Masterjohn.\nCovid19CriticalCare.com - An in-depth recovery Post-Vaccine Treatment Protocol guide from the doctors at the FLCC Alliance.\nIronHeart Bloodworks - IronHeart Bloodworks is a new blood bank membership that gives you control over your blood choices during medical procedures. When you need it, IronHeart Bloodworks quickly sends you COVID-19 unvaccinated blood—a unique service in the healthcare industry. You should have the freedom to choose what blood is in your body.\nReact19.org - React19 is a science-based non-profit offering financial, physical, and emotional support for those suffering from long-term COVID-19 vaccine adverse events globally. Their mission is to bring healing to the moms, dads, friends, and loved ones who are facing life-altering side effects from their COVID-19 vaccine. They build bridges between patients and research institutions in order to develop a better understanding of vaccine complications.\nSpike Protein Detox - Peter McCullough\u0026rsquo;s Spike protein Detox protocol. Peter\u0026rsquo;s company also sells a specific Detox Support Formula.\nZelenko Protocol - Dr. Vladimir Zelenko was one of the first doctors to push back on mainstream Covid dogma. While Zelenko has since passed his protocol and supplements are still useful for fighting Covid ^2^\n"},{"id":4,"href":"/deathathletes/","title":"Death Athletes","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;We always knew it was going to happen, it was according to our plan. For our kind, this is nothing.\u0026rdquo; - Cody Wilson\nDeath Athletes refers to a concept going back to Ancient Greece and popularized by 3d Gun Printing Activist Cody Wilson called \u0026ldquo;The Death Athletic\u0026rdquo;. Cody gave a speech at Guns and Bitcoin 2022 talking about the beauty of death given in service to ones beliefs. While not always literal this is often metaphorical, Cody talks about the public death and having been killed in the public as a metaphor. The Death Athletic specifically refers to someone who engaged in practice to promote freedom and was persecuted for doing so. While many people have been prosecuted unfairly, there is a difference between general victims and those who specifically took the risk of fighting the state and lost.\nCheck out the speech here!\nDeath Athletes # Roger Ver - Roger Ver is a freedom activist who was one of the first investors in Bitcoin. Roger has worked as a liberty and Bitcoin activist for over a decade and has made major financial contributions and investments to projects like, DefCad, ShapeShift, FEE, Ross Ulbricht\u0026rsquo;s Legal Defense, Wikileaks, Kraken and many many more. In April 2024 Roger was arrested and detained in Spain on the request of the US government for alleged tax evasion claims in regarding to his exit tax in 2014. Roger is currently looking at a potential 100 year prison sentence for numerous ridiculous legal charges. Roger has been trapped in Spain since April 2024.\nRoss Ulbricht - Ross Ulbricht is the alleged founder and operator of the Silk Road website. The Silk Road offered consumers a safe and trusted way to purchase drugs and other contraband items. Ross was arrested and imprisoned in 2013. He was sentenced to two life sentences plus 40 years and millions of dollars in fines in a corrupt trial. Ross is scheduled to be released as Donald Trump promised to commute his sentence on Day one of his presidency.\nJulian Assange - Julian Assange is one of the greatest journalists of all time. Julian founded Wikileaks in 2006 and has exposed mass public corruption across the world regarding governments and corporations. Julian was forced into home arrest and then asylum for close to a decade based off ridiculous sex charges that were eventually dropped. In 2019 Julian was pulled out of his Asylum and pull into solitary confinement in BellMarsh prison until June 2024. Julian signed a plea deal and was released.\nEdward Snowden - Edward Snowden is a NSA Whistleblower who exposed massive NSA Corruption in 2013, mostly in regards to illegal mass surveillance on citizens. Snowden has been trapped in Russia ever since.\nSamurai Wallet Devs - In May 2024 Samurai Wallets Domain was seized and the two devs known publicly as TDev and Samurai were arrested and charged with money laundering due to the Bitcoin coinjoin functions built into the website.\nTornado Cash Devs - Tornado Cash is a decentralized coinjoin provider for the Ethereum Crypto Currency. In 2022 Tornado Cash was added to the OFACT List and the Devs Roman Storm and Alex Pertsev where charged with Money Laundering.\nAaron Swartz - Internet pioneer and free speech advocate. Creator of the Guerilla Access Open Manifest as well as several other open source technologies, Aaron Swartz tragically killed himself in 2013 thanks to overzealous prosecutors from the DOJ that were threatening Aaron with decades in prison for attempted publishing of copyrighted documents, despite the fact that the document had never been published and the owner of those copyrights Jstore, had actually dropped the charges.\nIan Freemen - Freeman, known for advocating freedom and financial privacy through bitcoin, found himself targeted by federal prosecutors. Initially facing charges including bank fraud and wire fraud, these allegations were eventually dropped due to lack of evidence. The core of the case revolved around money laundering and conspiracy charges. Ultimately, Freeman received a severe sentence of eight years in prison, a $40,000 fine, and forfeiture of $5 million in assets, despite not being convicted of the fraud charges prosecutors initially highlighted.\nCody Wilson - The creator of the Death Athletic concept as well as the founder of Defcad.com and first person to create a 3d printed Gun. Cody has been at the forefront of fighting for 2nd amendment and 1st amendment as they pertain to code and digital rights for over a decade. Cody has been involved in many lawsuits with the federal government as a result and suffered charges for sex crimes in 2018. He is currently free and working for Defcad.\nJay Stark - The anonymous creator of the FGC-9, which stands for \u0026ldquo;Fuck Gun Control.\u0026rdquo; The FGC was the first project to enable the creation of a fully 3d printed gun that did not require any actual gun parts, instead it uses items that can be purchased from conventional stores all over the world. Jay Stark was arrested in April 2021 on suspicions of owning illegal weapons, however none of these weapons were found and he was not taken into custody. Two days later he was found dead sitting in his car in front of his parents house. While the offical cause of death ruled out \u0026ldquo;foul play\u0026rdquo; it is difficult for most to believe that this was simply a coincidence.\n"},{"id":5,"href":"/defense/","title":"Defense","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles.\u0026rdquo; - Jeff Cooper\nWhen any government deprives a citizen of his freedom or property, the individual must take action to publicise his grievances. To this end, I hope to illustrate in the following pages, the futility of gun control, and that no amount of arbitrary legislation can ever prevent those wanting firearms from owning them. The individual who has the ability to construct his own homemade gun can never be permanently disarmed by any level of gun control legislation. - Philip Luty\nDIY Firearms # The 3D Printer has significantly advanced the ease of manufacturing reliable weapons absent the eye of the watchful state. Of course, it is not the only manufacturing tool available, but you will find it the most expedient.\nGetting Started # The following guides provide a basic introduction to 3D printed firearms. If your budget is limited, Creality printers may be the only option. But they are unreliable, and you may spend more time troubleshooting issues than printing. We recommend Prusa for their reliability and unwavering commitment to open source. Bambu Lab printers have recently gained in popularity for their speed, reliability, and multi-material options. However, they have a history of patenting established open source designs, and even more importantly, severely compromise your privacy. More information here. On this principle, we recommend against giving them your money.\nAs you evaluate printers and cad software, keep privacy at the top of your mind. While this practice may currently be legal in your jurisdiction, the state may kidnap and jail you anyway.\nHoffman Tactical The CTRL+PEW Getting Started Guide Ammunition # Fenix Ammunition - Manufactured in the USA by liberty obsessed individuals, and accept Bitcoin for payment. Books # Expedient Homemade Firearms by Philip Luty Expedient Recoilless Launcher: Panzerfaust by Jonathan Wild Communities # Deterrence Dispensed Rocket Chat - Large public group chat for all things 3d printed firearms. FOSSCAD Subreddit - a subreddit focused on 3d printed firearms of all types. However, censorship on reddit continues to grow, and we encourage migration to censorship resistant communities. Files # Most firearm designs are uploaded by individual creators to Odysee. DEFCAD is another source, but requires a paid membership. Most files available on DEFCAD are already available for free on Odysee.\n3D Gun Builder - A comprehensive directory of designs with direct links to Odysee pages. DEFCAD - Many files here are out of date and hosted without the permission of the original developers. Legal Advocacy Groups # Organizations fighting within the legal system to expand gun rights.\nDefense Distributed Firearm Policy Coalition Rocky Mountain Gun Owners Second Amendment Foundation Merchants # Places to find parts, part kits, tools, ammo, and more..\nParts # Aves Engineering - Glock rails and MAC11 components. Every Gun Part - Exhaustive collection of parts kits (everything but the receiver) and more. Ghost Guns - More parts kits. JSD Supply - Pistol components and more. MAF Arms - Build kits for printed receiver designs. Replicator USA - 3d printed suppressors. Riptide Rails - Glock rails, magazine springs, and other printed firearms components. Newsletters \u0026amp; Podcasts # En Bloc Press - Paid newsletter and podcast focused on the 3d printed firearm space and adjacent politics. Open Source Defense - Weekly newsletter focused on expanding gun rights with \u0026ldquo;0% culture war\u0026rdquo;. Out of Battery Live - Live podcast focused on interviewing guncad developers and builders. Propaganda # Documentaries, talks, and other media.\nDeath Athletic Documentary The New Radical Plastic Defense: Secret 3D Printed Guns in Europe The Plastic Power: A Speech The Unshackled Englishman Resources # GatGPT - A deneutered version of ChatGPT focused on firearms. Shootingbot - Monitors price and availability of ammunition and reloading components. Training # Ok, you can build a firearm in your garage. Now learn how to use it. Before you start LARPING, consider what type of training is most useful. Read this.\nGamut Resolutions - Tactical pistol and carbine classes. Based in Florida but courses are taught in many locations across the US. Guns For Everyone - Free concealed carry classes based out of Colorado. Long Range Shooters of Utah - Multiday courses in shooting up to and beyond 1000 yards in Price, UT. MantisX - MantisX is a gun training system that takes a data-driven approach to helping you achieve shooting mastery with no ammo required. Unlike some dry fire trainers, MANTISX works while attached to ANY firearm (pistol, rifle, or shotgun). By analyzing every shot and generating actionable data, MANTISX helps you improve your accuracy quickly. Solutionary University - Beginner firearm and defense training. Run by Liberty Activist Maj Toure, who has been travelling across the US providing firearms training, particularly in black neighborhoods. Thunder Ranch - Multiday courses in pistol, rifle, and shotgun, founded by Clint Smith and based in Oregon. "},{"id":6,"href":"/education/","title":"Education","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Education and Training # \u0026ldquo;Government schooling is the most radical adventure in history. It kills the family by monopolizing the best times of childhood and by teaching disrespect for home and parents.\u0026rdquo; - John Taylor Gatto\nModern schooling has been terrible for years. Following the covid insanity and the addition of woke politics the schools are proving less and less value by the day. But education can be done through a vareity of methods. In the modern age their are many better ways to educate yourself and your children than traditional school.\nAlternative Schools # Options for schools that are close to the traditional model, but do something different.\nMontessori Schools - Montessori classrooms are ideal workplaces, where children are engaged, energetic, exploring, social, and most of all, learning to take ownership of their own education. They’re also unified communities in which each child understands the responsibility of being an individual student in the class while supporting the learning of others.\nWestern Governors University - While still suffering from some of the issues of traditional education, WGU provides a solid alternative for anyone who still wants to pursue traditional college degrees. Offering Bachelors and Masters programs in IT, Business, Nursing, Finance and Education. WGU is a completely online school, with relatively cheap degree programs that are performance based, meaning you can take the classes at your own pace and are not required to attend classes you dont need.\nAlternatives to School # Liberty Classroom - A wide range of courses. Mostly focused on history but offers other courses on econimics and logics. All courses are taught from a liberty perspective. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. Mises Econ Grad Progam - Economics Grad program that teaches free market Austrian Economics from one of the most prominent liberty focused think tanks. Praxis - Praxis is an intense personal and professional development program for young adults who want to work hard, build skills, learn how to create value, and develop a positive vision of the future for their lives and careers. Praxis is a college alternative that offers a 1 year practical devopment plan that ends up teaching you real world practical skills and connecting you with an intership at the end of your program. School of Life - A course to help you enhance whatever you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Provides biweekly webinars from the best liberty minds to bring your practile and actionable advice for your business, non Profit, cause or whatever else you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. TenToad - A program that helps families transition to a school-free life with a solid foundation of knowledge and the tools to get started with confidence. Embrace living and learning without school. ThinkExodus - Exodus Institute aims to provide families with a quality alternative to public schools, and support homeschool families with enrichment courses that foster critical thinking, academic skills, and counter the left-wing indoctrination found in education, culture, and the media. Unschoolers.org - Unschooling and peaceful parenting educational organization. Unschooling is an alternative to traditional schooling and even home schooling that works to encourage and focus and direct children\u0026rsquo;s natural curiosity. Unschooling Resources with Dayna Martin - Dayna Martin has been living and breathing Unschooling for 2 decades, while also working to educate many others on these principles. You can find many of the best unschooling resources here. Homeschool Resources # Acellusacademy - Acellus Academy is a K-12 online private school located in Kansas City, Missouri as a 501c3. Acellus Academy provides instruction online through distance education via the Acellus Learning System. Acellus, a program of the International Academy of Science, is an online learning system that has been used to provide primary instruction to millions of students in thousands of schools throughout the United States.\nHome School Legal Defense Association - With over 100,000 member families, Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) is the nation’s largest, most trusted homeschool advocacy organization.\nPower Home School - Power Homeschool is the official provider of online Acellus® courses for parents independently homeschooling their children without teacher support. Power is a not an accredited curriculum.\nRon Paul Curriculum - A liberty focused home school curriculum for all grades based on the ideas of former congressman Ron Paul. The curriculum was largely designed by Liberty Classroom founder, Tom Woods.\nTuttle Twins Academy - From the authors of some of the best selling Liberty Kids books, comes the academy for home learning. Catered for kids TTA offers courses in Finances, Logic \u0026amp; Critical Thinking, Entrepreneurship, and many more to come.\n"},{"id":7,"href":"/frontends/","title":"Front Ends","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy. The savage’s whole existence is public, ruled by the laws of his tribe. Civilization is the process of setting man free from men.\u0026rdquo; - Ayn Rand\nPrivacy Front ends are interfaces that interact with well known services that dont respect your privacy. Apps like Youtube or Facebook can be accessed via privacy respecting generally open source apps.\nApple AirPlay # air-pi-play - Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Airplay server using RPiPlay to enable screen mirroring on tvs, monitors and projectors. RPiPlay - An open-source AirPlay mirroring server for the Raspberry Pi. Supports iOS 9 and up. Apple Music # Cider - Cross-platform Apple Music experience based on Electron and Vue.js written from scratch with performance in mind Discord # gtkcord4 - A lightweight Discord client written in Golang which uses GTK3 for the user interface Facebook # SlimSocial - Android, alternative front-end for Facebook, built with Java Frost - An extensive and functional open source third party app for Facebook (Android app) Facebook Messenger # Caprine - Unofficial and privacy-focused Facebook Messenger app with many useful features fb-messenger-cli - Use your Facebook account to chat with your friends sneakily in the command line, it\u0026rsquo;s as easy as logging in, choosing a convo and chatting away Google Search # LibreX - Privacy-respecting free meta-search engine (free as in freedom). Small and simple meta-search engine, fetches and anonymizes results from Google only, has API support, allows redirects to Invidious/Bibliogram/Nitter/Libreddit.\nSearXNG - SearXNG is a free internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from various search services and databases. Users are neither tracked nor profiled (SearXNG is a fork of Searx).\nSearx - Searx is a free privacy-respecting internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from more than 70 search services. Users are neither tracked nor profiled. Additionally, Searx can be used over Tor for online anonymity.\nWhoogle Search - A self-hosted, ad-free, privacy-respecting metasearch engine for Google.\nGoogle Translate # Crow Translate - Simple and lightweight cross-platform translator that allows translation using LibreTranslate, Lingva, Google, Bing, and Yandex, as well as text-to-speech using Google.\nDeepL Android - Unofficial Android client for DeepL.\nInstaLate - Distraction-free translation for Android, to be used directly from within any app. Supports Beolingus, DeepL, Dict.cc, GNU CIDE, Heinzelnisse, LibreTranslate, Linguee, WikDict, and Wiktionary.\nLingva Translate - Alternative front-end for Google Translate, serving as a free and open-source translator with over a hundred languages available.\nSimplyTranslate - Provide fast and private translations to the user without wasting much overhead for extensive styling or JavaScript. Supports Google Translate, DeepL, ICIBA, and LibreTranslate.\nSimplyTranslate Mobile - Unofficial Android client of SimplyTranslate.\nHacker News # Hackers - A native iOS app for Hacker News.\nHackerweb - A simply readable Hacker News web app.\nHckrnws - A custom front-end for a better reading experience of HackerNews.\nHN-search - Algolia Hacker News search.\nHNTopLinks - Top Links on Hacker News.\nImgur # Imgin - Minimal Imgur front end Imgrs - Imgrs is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. It\u0026rsquo;s a Rust rewrite of a previous Imgur proxy project, Omgur. Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/imgrs Omgur - Omgur is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. Inspired by the Invidious, Nitter, and Teddit projects. No JavaScript or ads All requests go through the Omgur backend, client never talks to Imgur Prevents Imgur from tracking your IP or JavaScript fingerprint Lightweight Self-hostable Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/omgur Rimgo - Self-hosted frontend for Imgur written in Go. Website: https://i.bcow.xyz/ Rimgu - Self-hosted alternative frontend/ proxy for Imgur Instagram # Bibliogram - Bibliogram is an alternative front-end for Instagram. Public instances: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/bibliogram-docs/tree/master/docs/Instances.md Mastodon # Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Hyperspace - cross-platform Mastodon client for the fediverse written in TypeScript and React Pinafore - Alternative web client for Mastodon, focused on speed and simplicity Sengi - cross-platform multi-account Mastodon \u0026amp; Pleroma desktop client TheDesk - cross-platform Mastodon \u0026amp; Misskey desktop client Tootle - simple GTK-based Linux Mastodon client Tusky - lightweight Android Mastodon client Medium # Scribe - Alternative front-end to Medium.com Other services # ArchiveBox - Open source self-hosted web archiving. Takes URLs/browser history/bookmarks/Pocket/Pinboard/etc., saves HTML, JS, PDFs, media, and more etherpad-lite - Collaborative rich text editor. A modern really-real-time collaborative document editor Gitea - Lightweight git server. Git with a cup of tea, painless self-hosted git service Hedgedoc - Collaborative markdown editor. A platform to write and share markdown Librarian - Alternative frontend for LBRY / Odysee.com MediathekViewWeb - Video content of German public-service television broadcasters (e.g. ARD, ZDF) Official instance: mediathekviewweb.de NoPaste - NoPaste is an open-source website similar to Pastebin where you can store any piece of code, and generate links for easy sharing PrivateBin - Zero knowledge encrypted paste-bin. A minimalist, open source online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data. Data is encrypted/decrypted in the browser using 256 bits AES Snapdrop - Similar to Apple\u0026rsquo;s Airdrop but in your browser. A Progressive Web App for local file sharing Vaultwarden - Password manager. Unofficial Bitwarden compatible server written in Rust, formerly known as bitwarden_rs Wikiless - A free open source alternative Wikipedia front-end focused on privacy Reddit # Due to recent changes with the Reddit API Policy you may have mixed success with these. These are kept here in the event that this changes, but otherwise these are mostly dead projects\nDawn - Open-source Reddit app Available on F-Droid Forked from Dank: https://github.com/saket/Dank Eddrit - Alternative front-end for Reddit, inspired by Nitter, built with Python \u0026amp; Starlette. Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Infinity - Reddit client for Android Available on F-Droid junipf/reddit-frontend - A reddit front-end written in React Official instance: https://jpf-reddit.netlify.app kddit - uWSGI frontend for Reddit.com written in Python Official instance: https://kddit.kalli.st Libreddit - Alternative front-end for Reddit. Themed around Reddit\u0026rsquo;s new design - Lightweight, no JavaScript, no ads, no tracking. Official instance: libredd.it Public instances: https://github.com/spikecodes/libreddit#instances RedditClient - Alternative front-end for Reddit, built with Angular Roffline - A self-hosted offline Reddit server. It allows you to browse Reddit posts (including any media in the post) while offline. It is targeted at people that have intermittent internet Snew - Open-source client for Reddit forked from the Reddit source code. Slide - Open source, ad free Reddit browser for Android Available on F-Droid Stealth - Account-free, privacy-oriented, and feature-rich Reddit client. Available on F-Droid Teddit - Alternative Reddit front-end focused on privacy - Lightweight, no ads, no JavaScript, unofficial API. Official instance: https://teddit.net Public instances: https://github.com/teddit-net/teddit#instances Github mirror repository Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Teddit Top of Reddit - Top Reddit posts every day. Troddit: A web client for Reddit Official instance: https://www.troddit.com Updoot - Android, alternative front-end for Reddit. Xeddit - A Xamarin.Forms app for Reddit. Official instance: xeddit.com Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Xeddit Redirection # Farside - Farside provides links that automatically redirect to working instances of privacy-oriented alternative frontends, such as Nitter, Libreddit, etc. This allows for users to have more reliable access to the available public instances for a particular service, while also helping to distribute traffic more evenly across all instances and avoid performance bottlenecks and rate-limiting. LibRedirect - App that redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends. If you click on a link of a Youtube like it will redirect to you to Newpipe, Twitter to nitter, Wikipedia to Wikiless etc. Privacy Redirect - A simple web extension that redirects Twitter, YouTube, Instagram \u0026amp; Google Maps requests to privacy friendly alternatives Firefox Add-On: Privacy Redirect Chrome Extension: Privacy Redirect UntrackMe - UntrackMe transforms Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Reddit and Medium and Wikipedia links to links of open source, privacy friendly front-ends. Converts Google Maps links to OpenStreetMap links. Removes tracking parameters from any url. Then delegates the action to other apps that are capable of handling them. (Android app) Watch on Odysee - Browser add on that redirects you from YouTube to odysee a decentralized Youtube alternative Reuters # Neuters - An alternative front-end to Reuters.com. It is intended to be lightweight and fast, and was heavily inspired by Nitter Official instance: https://boxcat.site Shazam # SongRec - Open-source Shazam client for Linux, written in Rust. Spotify # Downtify - Open source Spotify ripper. Self Hosted. Kotify - Requires Spotify Account - Multiplatform desktop client for Spotify focused on library organization for power users. Relies on official Spotify client for playback Librespot - Requires Spotify Premium Account - librespot is an open source client library for Spotify. It enables applications to use Spotify\u0026rsquo;s service to control and play music via various backends, and to act as a Spotify Connect receiver. It is an alternative to the official and now deprecated closed-source libspotify. Additionally, it will provide extra features which are not available in the official library Oggify - Download Spotify tracks to Ogg Vorbis (with a Spotify premium account), based on librespot psst - Fast and multi-platform Spotify client with native GUI Podcast MP3 Downloader - Download MP3 files of your favorite podcasts from Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts, and Overcast. Spot: Gtk/Rust native Spotify client for the GNOME desktop. Only works with premium accounts Spotiqueue - Minimalistic queue-oriented macOS-native client for Spotify, with Guile Scheme scriptability SpotDownloader - A simple web tool that allows you to download songs from Spotify. You can download a song either by entering a track, album, or playlist link. You can also download the entire album or playlist in ZIP format. It also adds all the metadata like cover image, artists, and release date in the downloaded songs. Show, Podcast, and Artist page links aren\u0026rsquo;t supported yet. Spotiflyer - Download free content from Youtube, Spotify, Sound Cloud and more Spotube: A lightweight and free Spotify crossplatform-client which handles playback manually, streams music using Youtube \u0026amp; no Spotify premium account is needed SpotX: Modified Spotify Client for Windows (Windows Only) - Blocking ads and updates for the desktop version of Spotify, disabling podcasts and more Telegram # Telegram-FOSS - Unofficial, FOSS-friendly fork of the original Telegram client for Android. TikTok # ProxiTok - Open source alternative frontend for TikTok made with PHP. Official instance: Pussthecat Instance Twitch # ElectronPlayer - Electron Based Web Video Services Player. Supports Netflix, Youtube, Twitch, Floatplane, Hulu and more streamlink-twitch-gui - Multi platform Twitch.tv browser for Streamlink Twire: Alternative and open source Twitch client for Android Xtra - Twitch player and browser for Android Twitter/X # Due to recent changes with the Twitter API Policy you may have mixed success with these.\nFritter - A free, open-source Twitter client for Android. Harpy - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Flutter/Dart. Nitter - Alternative Twitter front-end - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Official instance: nitter.net Public instances: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances Example: Troy Hunt on Twitter and Nitter Shitter - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Java. Tweet-app - Desktop Twitter client only for tweeting. Timeline never shows up. Tweeterr - A tool to use Twitter from the command line on the fly. Tweepy - Twitter for Python Twidere X - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built mostly with Kotlin, in early stage. YouTube # Alltube - Web GUI for youtube-dl AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. BlackHole - Android music player app for YouTube Music and Spotify made with Flutter CloudTube - Alternative front-end for Invidious Official instance: https://tube.cadence.moe Installation guide for self-hosting: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/tube-docs/tree/main/item/docs/cloudtube/Installing%20CloudTube.md FreeTube - Open source YouTube desktop player for privacy on Windows, Mac and Linux Invidious - Invidious is an alternative front-end to YouTube - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Home page: https://invidious.io Invidious instances (Github): https://github.com/iv-org/documentation/blob/master/Invidious-Instances.md Invidious instances API: https://api.invidious.io Installation guide for self-hosting: https://docs.invidious.io/Installation.md Invidious-viewer - Python application to watch YouTube videos through the Invidious API, in the terminal (requires MPV player and libmpv.so, provided by Linux distro) Invuedious - An alternative frontend for invidious built with vue.js Official instance: https://bocchilorenzo.github.io/invuedious/ LibreTube - Android frontend for YouTube, based on Piped minitube - Lightweight youtube client with a kid-friendly interface. Can make playlists from search keywords mps-youtube - Terminal based YouTube player and downloader. NewPipe - A libre lightweight streaming front-end for Android oleksis/youtube-dl-gui - Cross-platform front-end GUI of the popular youtube-dl written in wxPython OpenVideoDownloader aka jely2002/youtube-dl-gui - A cross-platform GUI for youtube-dl made in Electron and node.js Piped - An alternative privacy-friendly YouTube frontend which is efficient by design - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking Official instance: https://piped.kavin.rocks List of public instances: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped/wiki/Instances Installation guide for self-hosting: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Documentation/blob/main/content/docs/self-hosting/index.md pipe-viewer - A lightweight application (fork of straw-viewer) for searching and playing videos from YouTube. Plumber - Local and remote video trimmer, can trim parts of video without downloading whole video, utilizes youtube-dl, allows conversion to GIFs smtube - Stand-alone YouTube video player Website: https://www.smtube.org SMTube is part of SMPlayer SMPlayer website: https://www.smplayer.info SMPlayer repository: https://github.com/smplayer-dev/smplayer SmartTubeNext - SmartTubeNext is an advanced YouTube app for Android TVs and TV boxes, free and open source. It is not a live TV client and does not support \u0026ldquo;YouTube TV\u0026rdquo;. SkyTube - An open-source YouTube app for Android. Tartube - A GUI front-end for youtube-dl, partly based on youtube-dl-gui and written in Python 3 / Gtk 3 th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). TubeArchivist - A self hosted YouTube media server. TubeSync - TubeSync is a PVR (personal video recorder) for YouTube. It syncs YouTube channels and playlists to a locally hosted media server. ViewTube - An alternative front-end for YouTube, written in Vue.js, uses Plyr video player; supports SponsorBlock, multiple Invidious instances support, chapters Vividl - Modern Windows GUI for youtube-dl Youtube-dl - Command-line program to download videos from YouTube.com and other video sites Youtube-viewer - Lightweight YouTube client for Linux YouTube.js - Full-featured wrapper around the Innertube API, which is what YouTube itself uses uYouPlus - uYouPlus (uYou+) is an alternative YouTube app for Apple\u0026rsquo;s iOS and iPadOS. yattee - Alternative YouTube frontend for iOS, tvOS and macOS built with Invidious and Piped, supports sponsorblock yt-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously without forcing javascript (Fork of youtube-local) yt-dlp - A youtube-dl fork with additional features and fixes. ytcc - Command line tool to keep track of your favorite playlists on YouTube and many other places. Can import youtube subscriptions from Google Takeout and provide them as an RSS feed for your favorite reader. ytfzf - A POSIX script that helps you find Youtube videos (without API) and opens/downloads them using mpv/youtube-dl. ytmdl - A simple app to get songs from YouTube in mp3 format with artist name, album name etc from sources like iTunes, LastFM, Deezer, Gaana etc. ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. ytdl-gui - A simple-to-use, cross-platform graphical interface for youtube-dl youtube-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously and with greater page performance ytcast - Cast YouTube videos to your smart TV from the command line. This program does roughly the same thing as the \u0026ldquo;Play on TV\u0026rdquo; button that appears on the player bar when you visit youtube.com with Chrome or when you use the YouTube smartphone app YouTube Music # AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. "},{"id":8,"href":"/hacking/","title":"Hacking","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The truth is revealed by removing things that stand in its light, an art not unlike sculpture, in which the artist creates, not by building, but by hacking away.\u0026rdquo; - Alan Watts\nWelcome to the Hacking section of Liberty tools! Hacking should be used to increase your knowledge and harden your defenses. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAnonymity # BinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\nI2P - The Invisible Internet Project.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nNipe - Script to redirect all traffic from the machine to the Tor network.\nOnionScan - One of the Hacking Tools for investigating the Dark Web by finding operational security issues introduced by Tor hidden service operators.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nTor - Free software and onion routed overlay network that helps you defend against traffic analysis.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nBug Bounty Platforms # Bugcrowd List - List of many companies that provide bug bounties. CTF(Capture the flag) # Ctf-tools - Collection of setup scripts to install various security research tools easily and quickly deployable to new machines.\nPwntools - Rapid exploit development framework built for use in CTFs.\nRsaCtfTool - Decrypt data enciphered using weak RSA keys, and recover private keys from public keys using a variety of automated attacks.\nDDoS # HOIC - Updated version of Low Orbit Ion Cannon, has ‘boosters’ to get around common counter measures.\nJS LOIC - JavaScript in-browser version of LOIC.\nLOIC - Open source network stress tool for Windows.\nSlowLoris - DoS tool that uses low bandwidth on the attacking side.\nT50 - Faster network stress tool.\nUFONet - Abuses OSI layer 7 HTTP to create/manage ‘zombies’ and to conduct different attacks using; GET/POST, multithreading, proxies, origin spoofing methods, cache evasion techniques, etc.\nDefense Evasion # AntiVirus Evasion Tool (AVET) - Post-process exploits containing executable files targeted for Windows machines to avoid being recognized by antivirus software.\nHyperion - Runtime encryptor for 32-bit portable executables (“PE .exes”).\nPeCloak.py - Automates the process of hiding a malicious Windows executable from antivirus (AV) detection.\nPeCloakCapstone - Multi-platform fork of the peCloak.py automated malware antivirus evasion tool.\nUniByAv - Simple obfuscator that takes raw shellcode and generates Anti-Virus friendly executables by using a brute-forcable, 32-bit XOR key.\nVeil - Generate metasploit payloads that bypass common anti-virus solutions.\nDefcon Suggested Reading # Defcon Suggested Reading Email Spoofing # SpoofBox - Offers email, SMS, Phone spoofing and lots of other tools. Not a free service. Can also be used to look up phone numbers. Exploit Development # Exploit Writing Tutorials - Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nShellcode Examples - Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial - Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nFile Format Analysis # Hachoir - Python library to view and edit a binary stream as tree of fields and tools for metadata extraction.\nKaitai Struct - File formats and network protocols dissection language and web IDE, generating parsers in C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby.\nVeles - Binary data visualization and analysis tool.\nForensics # Autopsy - Full suite of open source forensics tools.\nCAINE - CAINE is Linux Live CD that contains a wealth of digital forensic tools. Features include a user-friendly GUI, semi-automated report creation and tools for Mobile Forensics, Network Forensics, Data Recovery and more.\nFTK Imager - Open Source Disk imaging tool.\nPaladin Forensic Suite - Live Ubuntu distro with lots of tools. Open source with free and paid versions.\nSIFT Workstation - The SIFT Workstation is a collection of free and open-source incident response and forensic tools designed to perform detailed digital forensic examinations in a variety of settings, all built inside an Ubuntu VM.\nSMART - Open source sampling of many proprietary forensics tools.\nGNU/Linux Utilities # Linux Exploit Suggester - Heuristic reporting on potentially viable exploits for a given GNU/Linux system. Hacking Focused OSINT # AQUATONE - Subdomain discovery tool utilizing various open sources producing a report that can be used as input to other tools.\nBinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\nDataSploit - OSINT visualizer utilizing Shodan, Censys, Clearbit, EmailHunter, FullContact, and Zoomeye behind the scenes.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\ngithub-dorks - CLI tool to scan Github repos/organizations for potential sensitive information leak.\nIntrigue - Automated OSINT \u0026amp; Attack Surface discovery framework with powerful API, UI and CLI.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nShodan - World’s first search engine for Internet-connected devices.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSn1per - One of the Hacking Tools for Automated Pentest Recon Scanner.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\nThreat Crowd - Search engine for threats.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nvcsmap - Plugin-based tool to scan public version control systems for sensitive information.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nHacking Conventions # 44Con - Annual Security Conference held in London.\nAppSecUSA - Annual conference organized by OWASP.\nBalCCon - Balkan Computer Congress, annually held in Novi Sad, Serbia.\nBlack Hat - Annual security conference in Las Vegas.\nBruCON - Annual security conference in Belgium.\nCarolinaCon - Infosec conference, held annually in North Carolina.\nCCC - Annual meeting of the international hacker scene in Germany.\nCHCon - Christchurch Hacker Con, Only South Island of New Zealand hacker con.\nDeepSec - Security Conference in Vienna, Austria.\nDefCamp - Largest Security Conference in Eastern Europe, held annually in Bucharest, Romania.\nDEF CON - Annual hacker convention in Las Vegas. Known for having a left wing bias.\nEkoparty - Largest Security Conference in Latin America, held annually in Buenos Aires, Argentina.\nFSec - FSec - Croatian Information Security Gathering in Varaždin, Croatia.\nHack3rCon - Annual US hacker conference.\nHack.lu - Annual conference held in Luxembourg.\nHackfest - Largest hacking conference in Canada.\nHITB - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nHacking In The Box - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nInfosecurity Europe - Europe’s number one information security event, held in London, UK.\nLayerOne - Annual US security conference held every spring in Los Angeles.\nNullcon - Annual conference in Delhi and Goa, India.\nPhreakNIC - Technology conference held annually in middle Tennessee.\nRSA Conference USA - Annual security conference in San Francisco, California, USA.\nShmooCon - Annual US East coast hacker convention.\nSkyDogCon - Technology conference in Nashville.\nSummerCon - One of the oldest hacker conventions, held during Summer.\nSwiss Cyber Storm - Annual security conference in Lucerne, Switzerland.\nThotCon - Annual US hacker conference held in Chicago.\nTroopers - Annual international IT Security event with workshops held in Heidelberg, Germany.\nVirus Bulletin Conference - Annual conference going to be held in Denver, USA for 2016.\nHash Cracking # BruteForce Wallet - Find the password of an encrypted wallet file (i.e. wallet.dat).\nCeWL - Generates custom wordlists by spidering a target’s website and collecting unique words.\nHashcat - Another One of the Hacking Tools The more fast hash cracker.\nJohn the Ripper - One of the best Hacking Tools for Fast password cracker.\nJWT Cracker - Simple HS256 JWT token brute force cracker.\nRar Crack - RAR bruteforce cracker.\nHex Editors # 0xED – Native macOS hex editor that supports plug-ins to display custom data types.\nFrhed – Binary file editor for Windows.\nHexEdit.js – Browser-based hex editing.\nHexinator – World’s finest (proprietary, commercial) Hex Editor.\nInformation Security Magazines # 2600: The Hacker Quarterly – American publication about technology and computer “underground.”\nPhrack Magazine – By far the longest running hacker zine.\nUnredacted Magazine - The official magazine from Michael Bazzell author of Extreme Privacy.\nLock Picking Resources # Awesome Lockpicking – Awesome guides, tools, and other resources about the security and compromise of locks, safes, and keys.\nBosnianbill – More lockpicking videos.\nSchuyler Towne channel – Lockpicking videos and security talks.\n/r/lockpicking – Resources for learning lockpicking, equipment recommendations.\nmacOS Utilities # Bella – Pure Python post-exploitation data mining and remote administration tool for macOS. Multi-paradigm Frameworks # Armitage – Java-based GUI front-end for the Metasploit Framework.\nExploitPack – Graphical tool for automating penetration tests that ships with many pre-packaged exploits.\nFaraday – Multiuser integrated pentesting environment for red teams performing cooperative penetration tests, security audits, and risk assessments.\nMetasploit – Post exploitation Hacking Tools for offensive security teams to help verify vulnerabilities and manage security assessments.\nPupy – Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android) remote administration and post-exploitation tool.\nNetwork Tools # BetterCAP – Modular, portable and easily extensible MITM framework.\nCloudFail – Unmask server IP addresses hidden behind Cloudflare by searching old database records and detecting misconfigured DNS.\nCrackMapExec – A swiss army knife for pentesting networks.\nDebookee – Simple and powerful network traffic analyzer for macOS.\nDET – Proof of concept to perform data exfiltration using either single or multiple channel(s) at the same time.\nDgcd – Simple Unix network utility to extend the accessibility of TCP/IP based network services beyond firewalls.\nDnsmap – One of the Hacking Tools for Passive DNS network mapper.\nDnsrecon – One of the Hacking Tools for DNS enumeration script.\nDnschef – Highly configurable DNS proxy for pentesters.\nDnsenum – Perl script that enumerates DNS information from a domain, attempts zone transfers, performs a brute force dictionary style attack, and then performs reverse look-ups on the results.\nDnstracer – Determines where a given DNS server gets its information from, and follows the chain of DNS servers.\nDNSDumpster – One of the Hacking Tools for Online DNS recon and search service.\nDshell – Network forensic analysis framework.\nDsniff – Collection of tools for network auditing and pentesting.\nDripcap – Caffeinated packet analyzer.\nEvilgrade – Modular framework to take advantage of poor upgrade implementations by injecting fake updates.\nEttercap – Comprehensive, mature suite for machine-in-the-middle attacks.\nImpacket – A collection of Python classes for working with network protocols.\nIntercepter-NG – Multifunctional network toolkit.\nMass Scan – Best Hacking Tools for TCP port scanner, spews SYN packets asynchronously, scanning entire Internet in under 5 minutes.\nMallory – HTTP/HTTPS proxy over SSH.\nMitmproxy – Interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy for penetration testers and software developers.\nMorpheus – Automated ettercap TCP/IP Hacking Tools.\nNetsniff-ng – Swiss army knife for network sniffing.\nNetwork-Tools.com – Website offering an interface to numerous basic network utilities like ping, traceroute, whois, and more.\nNmap – Free security scanner for network exploration \u0026amp; security audits.\nPassivedns – Network sniffer that logs all DNS server replies for use in a passive DNS setup.\nPassivedns-client – Library and query tool for querying several passive DNS providers.\nPig – One of the Hacking Tools for GNU/Linux packet crafting.\nPwnat – Punches holes in firewalls and NATs.\nPraeda – Automated multi-function printer data harvester for gathering usable data during security assessments.\nPrinter Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) – Tool for printer security testing capable of IP and USB connectivity, fuzzing, and exploitation of PostScript, PJL, and PCL printer language features.\nRoutersploit – Open source exploitation framework similar to Metasploit but dedicated to embedded devices.\nScanless – Utility for using websites to perform port scans on your behalf so as not to reveal your own IP.\nScapy – Python-based interactive packet manipulation program \u0026amp; library.\nSPARTA – Graphical interface offering scriptable, configurable access to existing network infrastructure scanning and enumeration tools.\nSSH MITM – Intercept SSH connections with a proxy; all plaintext passwords and sessions are logged to disk.\nTcpdump/libpcap – Common packet analyzer that runs under the command line.\nWireshark – Widely-used graphical, cross-platform network protocol analyzer.\nXRay – Network (sub)domain discovery and reconnaissance automation tool.\nZarp – Network attack tool centered around the exploitation of local networks.\nZmap – Open source network scanner that enables researchers to easily perform Internet-wide network studies.\nOperating Systems # Best Linux Penetration Testing Distributions @ CyberPunk – Description of main penetration testing distributions.\nCuckoo – Open source automated malware analysis system.\nComputer Aided Investigative Environment (CAINE) – Italian GNU/Linux live distribution created as a digital forensics project.\nCSILinux - CSI\u0026rsquo;s mission is to equip you with the most advanced tools in digital forensics, OSINT, and incident response.\nDigital Evidence \u0026amp; Forensics Toolkit (DEFT) – Live CD for forensic analysis runnable without tampering or corrupting connected devices where the boot process takes place.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nSecurity @ Distrowatch – Website dedicated to talking about, reviewing, and keeping up to date with open source operating systems.\nTails – Live OS aimed at preserving privacy and anonymity.\nPhysical Hacking Tools # Anof-cyber/APTRS - APTRS (Automated Penetration Testing Reporting System) is an automated reporting tool in Python and Django. The tool allows Penetration testers to create a report directly without using the Traditional Docx file. It also provides an approach to keeping track of the projects and vulnerabilities.\nCanarytokens.org - Canarytokens are a free, quick, painless way to help defenders discover they\u0026rsquo;ve been breached by having attackers announce themselves. These are digital honeypots you can configure on your own network.\nFlipperzero.one - Flipper Zero is a portable multi-tool for pentesters and geeks in a toy-like body. It loves hacking digital stuff, such as radio protocols, access control systems, hardware and more. It\u0026rsquo;s fully open-source and customizable, so you can extend it in whatever way you like. Check out more firmware options here\nHak5.org - Sells many hacking for wifi pentesting, hotplug attacks, implants, remote access field kits and more. Breakdown of multiple tools\nLAN Turtle – Covert “USB Ethernet Adapter” that provides remote access, network intelligence gathering, and MITM capabilities when installed in a local network.\nPoisontap – Siphons cookies, exposes internal (LAN-side) router and installs web backdoor on locked computers.\nUSB Rubber Ducky – Customizable keystroke injection attack platform masquerading as a USB thumbdrive.\nWiFi Pineapple – Wireless auditing and penetration testing platform.\nPenetration Testing Resources # Pentest Tools # Metasploit Unleashed - Free Offensive Security Metasploit course.\nMITRE’s Adversarial Tactics, Techniques \u0026amp; Common Knowledge (ATT\u0026amp;CK) – Curated knowledge base and model for cyber adversary behavior.\nOpen Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM) – Framework for providing test cases that result in verified facts on which to base decisions that impact an organization’s security.\nOpen Web Application Security Project (OWASP) – Worldwide not-for-profit charitable organization focused on improving the security of especially Web-based and Application-layer software.\nPenetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) – Documentation designed to provide a common language and scope for performing and reporting the results of a penetration test.\nPenetration Testing Framework (PTF) – Outline for performing penetration tests compiled as a general framework usable by vulnerability analysts and penetration testers alike.\nPENTEST-WIKI – Free online security knowledge library for pentesters and researchers.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nShellcode Examples – Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial – Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nXSS-Payloads – Ultimate resource for all things cross-site including payloads, tools, games and documentation.\nPenetration Testing Distributions # ArchStrike – Arch GNU/Linux repository for security professionals and enthusiasts.\nAttifyOS – GNU/Linux distribution focused on tools useful during Internet of Things (IoT) security assessments.\nBackBox – Ubuntu-based distribution for penetration tests and security assessments.\nBlackArch – Arch GNU/Linux-based distribution with best Hacking Tools for penetration testers and security researchers.\nFedora Security Lab – Provides a safe test environment to work on security auditing, forensics, system rescue and teaching security testing methodologies.\nKali – GNU/Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing Hacking Tools.\nNetwork Security Toolkit (NST) – Fedora-based bootable live operating system designed to provide easy access to best-of-breed open source network security applications.\nParrot – Distribution similar to Kali, with multiple architectures with 100 of Hacking Tools.\nPentoo – Security-focused live CD based on Gentoo.\nThe Pentesters Framework – Distro organized around the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES), providing a curated collection of utilities that eliminates often unused toolchains.\nDocker for Penetration Testing # docker pull kalilinux/kali-linux-docker docker pull owasp/zap2docker-stable docker pull wpscanteam/wpscan docker pull citizenstig/dvwa docker pull wpscanteam/vulnerablewordpress docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-6271 docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-0160 docker pull opendns/security-ninjas docker pull diogomonica/docker-bench-security docker pull ismisepaul/securityshepherd docker pull danmx/docker-owasp-webgoat docker-compose build \u0026amp;\u0026amp; docker-compose up docker pull citizenstig/nowasp docker pull bkimminich/juice-shop docker pull phocean/msf Penetration Testing Report Templates # Pentesting Report Template – lucideus.com template.\nPentesting Report Template – pcisecuritystandards.org template.\nPublic Pentesting Reports – Curated list of public penetration test reports released by several consulting firms and academic security groups.\nRansomware Recovery # Nomoreransom - Help detect what kind of ransomware encryption you’re affected by and free tools to unlock it, in many but not all cases. Reverse Engineering Tools # Binwalk – Fast, easy to use tool for analyzing, reverse engineering, and extracting firmware images.\nCapstone – Lightweight multi-platform, multi-architecture disassembly framework.\ndnSpy – One of the Hacking Tools to reverse engineer .NET assemblies.\nEvan’s Debugger – OllyDbg-like debugger for GNU/Linux.\nFrida – Dynamic instrumentation toolkit for developers, reverse-engineers, and security researchers.\nImmunity Debugger – Powerful way to write exploits and analyze malware.\nInteractive Disassembler (IDA Pro) – Proprietary multi-processor disassembler and debugger for Windows, GNU/Linux, or macOS; also has a free version, IDA Free.\nMedusa – Open source, cross-platform interactive disassembler.\nOllyDbg – x86 debugger for Windows binaries that emphasizes binary code analysis.\nPeda – Python Exploit Development Assistance for GDB.\nPlasma – Interactive disassembler for x86/ARM/MIPS. Generates indented pseudo-code with colored syntax code.\nPyREBox – Python scriptable Reverse Engineering sandbox by Cisco-Talos.\nRadare2 – Open source, crossplatform reverse engineering framework.\nrVMI – Debugger on steroids; inspect userspace processes, kernel drivers, and preboot environments in a single tool.\nVoltron – Extensible debugger UI toolkit written in Python.\nWDK/WinDbg – Windows Driver Kit and WinDbg.\nx64dbg – Open source x64/x32 debugger for windows.\nSecurity Courses # ARIZONA CYBER WARFARE RANGE – 24×7 live fire exercises for beginners through real world operations; capability for upward progression into the real world of cyber warfare.\nComputer Security Student – Many free tutorials, great for beginners, $10/mo membership unlocks all content.\nCTF Field Guide – Everything you need to win your next CTF competition.\nCybrary – Free courses in ethical hacking and advanced penetration testing. Advanced penetration testing courses are based on the book ‘Penetration Testing for Highly-Secured Environments’.\nEuropean Union Agency for Network and Information Security – ENISA Cyber Security Training material.\nOffensive Security Training – Training from BackTrack/Kali developers.\nOpen Security Training – Training material for computer security classes.\nSANS Security Training – Computer Security Training \u0026amp; Certification.\nSide-channel Tools # ChipWhisperer – Complete open-source toolchain for side-channel power analysis and glitching attacks. Social Engineering # Beelogger – Tool for generating keylooger.\nCatphish – Tool for phishing and corporate espionage written in Ruby.\nEvilginx – MITM attack framework used for phishing credentials and session cookies from any Web service.\nKing Phisher – One of the Hacking Tools for Phishing campaign toolkit used for creating and managing multiple simultaneous phishing attacks with custom email and server content.\nSocial Engineer Toolkit (SET) – Open source pentesting framework designed for social engineering featuring a number of custom attack vectors to make believable attacks quickly.\nSocial Engineering Framework – Information resource for social engineers.\nwifiphisher – Automated phishing attacks against WiFi networks.\nStatic Analyzers # Bandit – Security oriented static analyser for python code.\nBrakeman – Static analysis security vulnerability scanner for Ruby on Rails applications.\nCppcheck – Extensible C/C++ static analyzer focused on finding bugs.\nFindBugs – Free software static analyzer to look for bugs in Java code.\nSobelow – Security-focused static analysis for the Phoenix Framework.\nTransport Layer Security Tools # SSLyze – Fast and comprehensive TLS/SSL configuration analyzer to help identify security mis-configurations.\nTLS Prober – Fingerprint a server’s SSL/TLS implementation.\nTestssl.sh – Command line tool which checks a server’s service on any port for the support of TLS/SSL ciphers, protocols as well as some cryptographic flaws.\nTools, Lists, Tutorials etc. # AD Exploit guides - Detailed guide on methods to exploit Active Directory.\nAndroid Security – Collection of Android security-related resources.\nAppSec – Resources for learning about application security.\nAwesome Awesomness – The List of the Lists.\nC/C++ Programming – One of the main language for open source security tools.\nCTFs – Capture The Flag frameworks, libraries, etc.\nExploit Writing Tutorials – Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nForensics – Free (mostly open source) forensic analysis tools and resources.\nGB Hackers Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHackerone Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHacking – Tutorials, tools, and resources.\nHoneypots – Honeypots, tools, components, and more.\nInfoSec § Hacking challenges – Comprehensive directory of CTFs, wargames, hacking challenge websites, Penetration testing tools list practice lab exercises, and more.\nInfosec – Information security resources for pentesting, forensics, and more.\nJavaScript Programming – In-browser development and scripting.\nKali Linux Tools – List of Hacking tools present in Kali Linux.\nMalware Analysis – Tools and resources for analysts.\nNode.js Programming – Curated list of delightful Node.js packages and resources.\nPCAP Tools – Tools for processing network traffic.\nPenetration Testing Cheat Sheets – Awesome Pentest Cheat Sheets.\nPivoting and Tunneling Guide - Detailed guide on methods to exploit.\nPython Programming 1 – General Python programming.\nPython Programming 2 – General Python programming.\nPython tools for penetration testers – Lots of pentesting tools are written in Python.\nRuby Programming 1 – The de-facto language for writing exploits.\nRuby Programming 2 – The de-facto\nVirtual Machines Labs # CFTtime - Free capture the flag hacking games.\nMindMaps - Massive list of smaller sites that provide individual hacking challenges.\nPentesterlab - Free and paid Pentesting training with labs.\nSadcloud - Sadcloud is a tool for spinning up insecure AWS infrastructure with Terraform.\nVulnerability Hub - Free Virtual machines to hack, provided by the community.\nVulnmachines - A place to learn and improve penetration testing/ethical hacking skills for FREE. The labs consist of 100+ real world scenarios to practice the latest exploits and cutting edge hacking techniques.\nVulnerability Databases # Bugtraq (BID) – Software security bug identification database compiled from submissions to the SecurityFocus mailing list and other sources, operated by Symantec, Inc.\nCommon Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) – Dictionary of common names (i.e., CVE Identifiers) for publicly known security vulnerabilities.\nCXSecurity – Archive of published CVE and Bugtraq software vulnerabilities cross-referenced with a Google dork database for discovering the listed vulnerability.\nExploit-DB – Non-profit project hosting exploits for software vulnerabilities, provided as a public service by Offensive Security.\nFull-Disclosure – Public, vendor-neutral forum for detailed discussion of vulnerabilities, often publishes details before many other sources.\nInj3ct0r (Onion service) – Exploit marketplace and vulnerability information aggregator.\nMicrosoft Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Microsoft software.\nMicrosoft Security Bulletins – Announcements of security issues discovered in Microsoft software, published by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC).\nMozilla Foundation Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Mozilla software, including the Firefox Web Browser.\nNational Vulnerability Database (NVD) – United States government’s National Vulnerability Database provides additional meta-data (CPE, CVSS scoring) of the standard CVE List along with a fine-grained search engine.\nPacket Storm – Compendium of exploits, advisories, tools, and other security-related resources aggregated from across the industry.\nSecuriTeam – Independent source of software vulnerability information.\nUS-CERT Vulnerability Notes Database – Summaries, technical details, remediation information, and lists of vendors affected by software vulnerabilities, aggregated by the United States Computer Emergency Response Team (US-CERT).\nVulnerability Lab – Open forum for security advisories organized by category of exploit target.\nVulners – Security database of software vulnerabilities.\nZero Day Initiative – Bug bounty program with the publicly accessible archive of published security advisories, operated by TippingPoint.\nVulnerability Scanners # Nexpose – Commercial vulnerability and risk management assessment engine that integrates with Metasploit, sold by Rapid7.\nNessus – Commercial vulnerability management, configuration, and compliance assessment platform, sold by Tenable. Free for under 25 devices.\nOpenVAS – Free open source software implementation of the popular Nessus vulnerability assessment system.\nVuls – Agentless vulnerability scanner for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD, written in Go.\nWeb Exploitation # Autochrome – Easy to install a test browser with all the appropriate setting needed for web application testing with native Burp support, from NCCGroup.\nBlindElephant – Web application fingerprinter.\nBrowser Exploitation Framework (BeEF) – Command and control server for delivering exploits to commandeered Web browsers.\nBurp Suite – One of the Hacking Tools integrated platform for performing security testing of web applications.\nCommix – Automated all-in-one operating system command injection and exploitation tool.\nDVCS Ripper – Rip web accessible (distributed) version control systems: SVN/GIT/HG/BZR.\nEyeWitness – Tool to take screenshots of websites, provide some server header info, and identify default credentials if possible.\nFiddler – Free cross-platform web debugging proxy with user-friendly companion tools.\nFimap – Find, prepare, audit, exploit and even Google automatically for LFI/RFI bugs.\nFuzzDB – Dictionary of attack patterns and primitives for black-box application fault injection and resource discovery.\nGitTools – One of the Hacking Tools that Automatically find and download Web accessible .git repositories.\nKadabra – Automatic LFI exploiter and scanner.\nKadimus – LFI scan and exploit tool.\nLiffy – LFI exploitation tool.\nNoSQLmap – Automatic NoSQL injection and database takeover tool.\nOffensive Web Testing Framework (OWTF) – Python-based framework for pentesting Web applications based on the OWASP Testing Guide.\nSslstrip – One of the Hacking Tools Demonstration of the HTTPS stripping attacks.\nSslstrip2 – SSLStrip version to defeat HSTS.\nsqlmap – Automatic SQL injection and database takeover tool.\nTplmap – Automatic server-side template injection and Web server takeover Hacking Tools.\nVHostScan – A virtual host scanner that performs reverse lookups, can be used with pivot tools, detect catch-all scenarios, aliases and dynamic default pages.\nWeevely3 – Weaponized web shell.\nWebscreenshot – A simple script to take screenshots of list of websites.\nWhatWeb – Website fingerprinter.\nWappalyzer – Wappalyzer uncovers the technologies used on websites.\nwafw00f – Identifies and fingerprints Web Application Firewall (WAF) products.\nWordPress Exploit Framework – Ruby framework for developing and using modules which aid in the penetration testing of WordPress powered websites and systems.\nWPSploit – Exploit WordPress-powered websites with Metasploit.\nWeb Scanners # Arachni – Scriptable framework for evaluating the security of web applications.\nCms-explorer – Reveal the specific modules, plugins, components and themes that various websites powered by content management systems are running.\nNikto – Noisy but fast black box web server and web application vulnerability scanner.\nSecApps – In-browser web application security testing suite.\nWebReaver – Commercial, graphical web application vulnerability scanner designed for macOS.\nw3af – Hacking Tools for Web application attack and audit framework.\nWPScan – Hacking Tools of Black box WordPress vulnerability scanner.\nWapiti – Black box web application vulnerability scanner with built-in fuzzer.\nJoomscan – One of the best Hacking Tools for Joomla vulnerability scanner.\nACSTIS – Automated client-side template injection (sandbox escape/bypass) detection for AngularJS.\nWindows Utilities # Bloodhound – Graphical Active Directory trust relationship explorer.\nDeathStar – Python script that uses Empire’s RESTful API to automate gaining Domain Admin rights in Active Directory environments.\nEmpire – Pure PowerShell post-exploitation agent.\nFibratus – Tool for exploration and tracing of the Windows kernel.\nMagic Unicorn – Shellcode generator for numerous attack vectors, including Microsoft Office macros, PowerShell, HTML applications (HTA), or certutil (using fake certificates).\nMimikatz – Credentials extraction tool for Windows operating system.\nPowerSploit – PowerShell Post-Exploitation Framework.\nredsnarf – Post-exploitation tool for retrieving password hashes and credentials from Windows workstations, servers, and domain controllers.\nResponder – LLMNR, NBT-NS and MDNS poisoner.\nSysinternals Suite – The Sysinternals Troubleshooting Utilities.\nwePWNise – Generates architecture independent VBA code to be used in Office documents or templates and automates bypassing application control and exploit mitigation software.\nWindows Credentials Editor – Inspect logon sessions and add, change, list, and delete associated credentials, including Kerberos tickets.\nWindows Exploit Suggester – Detects potential missing patches on the target.\nWireless Network Hacking # Aircrack-ng – Set of Penetration testing \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list for auditing wireless networks.\nFluxion – Suite of automated social engineering based WPA attacks.\nKismet – Wireless network detector, sniffer, and IDS.\nReaver – Brute force attack against WiFi Protected Setup.\nWifite – Automated wireless attack tool.\n"},{"id":9,"href":"/health/","title":"Health","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Our food should be our medicine and our medicine should be our food.\u0026rdquo; - Hippocrates\nThe modern world is poisoning us. Big Ag, Big Pharma, social media, environmental pollution, EMFs are everywhere. Corporations and every level of our governments are complicit, and this trend doesnt seem to be slowing down. We need to take our health back into our own hands. By embracing traditional wisdom, and alternatives to mainstream health we can reclaim much of the health that modern society has been slowly destroying.\nReject modernity. Embrace Tradition.\nBioHacking Tools # AgelessBody - List of Biohacking tools and strategies\nAnyLuv Metal Glasses - Anyluv sells blue light blocking daytime and nighttime glasses with metal frames, so that you can minimize your light exposure without putting plastic on your face like most other blue light blocking glasses.\nBioHackerLabs Tools - Several different tools and resources. Net Carb Calc, Glucose Ketone Calc, Blood Sugar converter, Blue light testing.\nBluBlox - Cheaper Blue light blocking sunglasses\nBonCharge - Numerous products for sale. Include Blu light blocking, EMF Blocking, red light therapy etc. Products are bit pricey.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nEmr-Tek - Wide range of products. Inlcuding non plastic blue and yellow light blocking glasses. Iphone radiation blocking cases. Red light devices and more.\nOpal - App that blocks other apps. Social media can be addicting and can impact your productivity, but sometimes deleting it isn\u0026rsquo;t an option. Stop yourself from wasting time on social media during designated time frames with the Opal app.\nChips - Seed Oil Free # Seed oils are everywhere. New evidence shows that they are wildly toxic and heavily correlate with the increase in major chronic disease over the last 100 years. But Chips are also delicious so here\u0026rsquo;s a few options for seed oil free chips. Anti-Seed Oil Data\nBeefys Own - Beef tallow potato chips.\nMasa Chips - Organic nixtalized corn chips cooked in grassfed beef tallow. From the creators of the Shireapp. Accepts Bitcoin. Currently they are a bit pricey.\nRosies Chips - Beef tallow potato chips.\nSiete Foods - Family owned Mexican company that produces a wide range of seed oil free chips and other products. Primarily cooked in Avocado oil.\nClothing # Non Plastic, EMF Resistant and Grounded\nAll of these ideas may seem controversial to you. Here are some great resources to learn more about them. Grounding/Earthing , Microplastics , Guide on avoiding all plastics and toxic chemicals\nAJConsultingCompany - Non Plastic Alternatives\nBuffaloWoolCo - 100% buffalo/bison wool clothing.\nCottonique - GOTS Certified 100% Organic cotton products.\nEarth Runners - Earth Runners was created to rewild our lives in response to the typical modern domesticated lifestyle, which is causing numerous health, psychological and social issues. Grounded minimalist sandals.\nFindwool.com - Find 100% pure wool in your area.\nGrounded Shoes - Shoes that are discharged electricity from body via grounded shoes. Most(but not all) shoes are 100% leather and plastic free.\nHarvest and Mill - 100% organic cotton sheets, towels \u0026amp; more. 100% Sourced \u0026amp; Made in the USA.\nHemp Organic Life - Organic hemp products for all sorts of less common items such as: mattress covers, cushions, sleeping bags, soaps, socks, and even home and car seat covers.\nNatural Home - Natural home sells a wide mix of organic wool, cotton, linen, hemp furniture and much more.\nOddobody - 100% organic cotton underwear for woman.\nPeluva Shoes - Founded by liberty leaning nutrition expert Mark Sisson. Peluva aims to create shoes that allow you to move well in a more natural state.\nRawganique - Organic cotton, linen and Hemp clothing and accessories.\nRhizal Shoes - Grounded 100% leather shoes.\nThe Filtery - Aggregator for non plastic clothes and other household items.\nWoolshire - GOTS Certified 100% Organic locally sourced Cotton products. Organic sourcing is often not verified when it comes from other countries. At Woolshire it is verified.\nWyoming Based - American Wool company. Sells Beanies and Sweaters. Accepts Bitcoin. Manufactured in America. Anti-woke.\nCosmetics # Animal based and Non-Toxic\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Deodorant, Toothpaste, soap, etc\nCaptain Fishers - Balms and Hair serum using Tallow and other natural ingredients.\nClara And Fritz - Whipped tallow based sunscreen and other products\nDakota Tallow - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nFarrow.Life - Pork Lard based. Farrow is made in real time and in small batches to ensure super freshness and the highest quality.\nJKLM Farm - Small Batch Animal Fat Soap \u0026amp; Skincare Products. Includes bone marrow soap,bacon fat soap, hair paste and more.\nMeraki Blu - Meraki Blu and Tallow based supplements. Meraki Blu has been shown to help Energy, Focus, Short-Term and Long-Term Memory, Uplift Mood, Calm Anxiety, and be Anti-Aging focused.\nNoseToTail-BodyCare - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nVintage Tradition - Tallow Lip balms.\nWhite Oaks Home goods - White oaks also provides tallow and lard based cosmetics, candles etc.\nDental Health # Dental health has been an epidemic of malocclusion largely related the to quality of our food for thousands of years. This has led to mass issues with dental decay and improper facial development which leads to nasal breathing, which in turns leads to wisdom teeth problems and many other following health issues.Check out these resources to learn more: Weston A Price\u0026rsquo;s world wide study , Jaw Development , Breathing , General Dental Health\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Toothpaste and other products. Completely natural with no Fluoride.\nVanMan Shop - Toothpase made from eggshell and betonite clay. Shipped in glass containers. Offers other products as well.\nBite - Plastic free Vegan friendly toothpaste and other teeth related products, including bamboo tooth brushes and plastic free floss, all sold in non plastic containers.\nGreenzla - Bamboo plastic free tooth brushes.\nPlastic Free Dental Floss - Made from wheat instead of plastic for your flossing needs.\nMastique Chewing Gum - Often referred to as mastic gum, Mastique offers sugar free, seed oil and trans fat free Mastic gum for chewing to help build jaw strength and avoid jaw/wisdom teeth problems. Also comes with xylitol, coconut and natural mastic for extra teeth care. Doesn\u0026rsquo;t taste like regular gum, but ultimately its not bad tasting either.\nGreco Gum - Single ingredient mastic gum for increasing jaw strength. Made from resinous sap that seeps from the bark of the mastic tree (Pistacia lentiscus) and becomes crystallized.\nApolloGum - Single ingredient mastic gum with only a single ingredient. Offers a 21% discount if purchased in bitcoin.\nBiolight - A redlight device specifically for your mouth and teeth. Red light has shown tremendous health benefits across a wide spectrum. The Biolight can help to restore your oral microbiome. Company also provides many other redlight products.\nMewing App - An app from the creator of Mewing, that helps you do different mewing exercises designed to help strengthen your jaw with proper tongue posture, and help your face, jaw and teeth develop properly.\nEnvironmental Toxin Monitoring # Because Health - A nonprofit environmental health site that offers science-based tips and guides for buying safer cookware and dishes, uncontaminated foods, and nontoxic personal-care products—to help people live more healthfully.\nBreast Cancer Prevention Partners - An organization that provides information for reducing toxic exposures—in food packaging, cosmetics, and other everyday products—to protect people’s breast health and reproductive health.\nCHEM Trust - A website that offers terrific fact sheets about hazardous chemicals and their impacts on health, as well as news about chemical legislation in Europe (such as REACH).\nClearya - A browser plug-in and mobile app that help online shoppers make informed choices. Clearya automatically screens ingredient lists for chemicals of concern while shopping online, and assists in discovering safer alternatives. In parallel, the platform mines insights that serve environmental health scientists and advocacy groups.\nEnvironmental Defense Fund - A leading global nonprofit organization that promotes research related to preserving the health of both the environment and its populations, including humans.\nEnvironmental Health News - A publication of Environmental Health Sciences, a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental health issues, including climate change, the plastic pollution crisis, and harmful chemicals such as BPA.\nEnvironmental Working Group - A nonprofit dedicated to protecting human health and the environment. The group offers excellent Shopper’s Guides with scientifically based recommendations on choosing healthy consumer products (from cosmetics to cleaning products) and uncontaminated foods (including produce). The organization also offers a Healthy Living App with ratings of more than 120,000 food and personal-care products, to help consumers make the healthiest choices.\nMade Safe - A program that certifies safe brands of cosmetics, household products, apparel, bedding, and other products, after a rigorous screening and evaluation of ingredients and materials. Check out their new Healthy Pregnancy Guide.\nNational Resources Defense Council - An organization that works to safeguard the earth, including its air, water, people, plants, and animals, from pollution, chemicals, and other toxic effects.\nProgram on Reproductive Health and the Environment - Under the auspices of the University of California, San Francisco, this program offers valuable resources that can help minimize people’s exposure to reproductive toxins in everyday life.\nSafer Chemicals, Healthy Families - A coalition of organizations and businesses working to safeguard families from toxic chemicals in our homes, workplaces, schools, and in the products we use.\nSafer Made - An organization that invests in companies and technologies that eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals in consumer products and supply chains. Its newsletters highlight developments in phasing out certain chemicals and progress on other environmental issues.\nSilent Spring Institute - A scientific research organization dedicated to uncovering the links between environmental chemicals and human health. On the preventive front, the organization developed Detox Me, a free mobile app to help consumers reduce their exposure to toxic chemicals in their everyday surroundings.\nToxic Free Future - An organization that conducts original research on the complex science underlying different aspects of environmental health and advocates for the use of safer products, chemicals, and practices to ensure a healthier future.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFood Discovery Apps # BuyrApp - An app that lets you scan bar codes to give you more info on products you are purchasing. Tells you if the product is owned by small farms or other corporate interests.\nFeed the People By the People - An organization dedicated to empowering farmers and ranchers across the country and cutting out middlemen to enable direct sales to customers. By decentralizing the food supply chain, they aim to put the power of food back in the hands of the people.\nGetRawMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area based off your zip code.\nGround Work Collective - Website that finds high quality farms and high quality soil.\nLabel Ferret - Label Ferret uses nutrition data from a variety of sources but nutrition data and ingredient labels change frequently so accuracy cannot be guaranteed. You can use this app to read ingredients and nutritional facts from a wide range of different products.\nLocal Fats: Website that that helps you find food providers that dont use seed oils. Includes locations all over the world. Locations are crowd sourced, so anyone can submit a new location they find.\nRealMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area.\nSeed Oil Rebellion - Website that provides education around seed oils and buying/food guides.\nSeed Oil Scout - App that helps you find restaurants and fast food providers that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App only works in IOS.\nSeed oil Free Restaurants - Website that lets you look up specific restaurants to see what oils they cook in and dont cook in.\nSeedy App - App that helps you find restaurants, fast food providers and products at grocery stores that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App is under construction. Old demo app only worked in IOS.\nShireapp - App that finds local high quality real foods. Includes multiple categories such as Seed oil free, regenerative, grass fed, organic, raw etc.\nHealth Funding Projects # Decentralized Health Fund - The Decentralized Health Fund looks to fund important but largely unprofitable research in regards to lesser known areas of health. The fund is working to collect and store money in BTC in order to give out grants to fund studies and projects around the dangers of EMF\u0026rsquo;s, the benefit of grounding, sunlight and other natural sources.\nNew Founding - New Founding is looking to raise funds to focus on \u0026ldquo;early-stage ventures where we can add exceptional value by leveraging our significant proprietary deal flow, our best-in-class intelligence of conservative consumer and institutional demand, and our connections within the right-wing ecosystem.\u0026rdquo; ‍\nHealthcare Alternative # Chronic Illness Recovery - An institute that focuses on healing from long term health issues caused by systemic inflammation and other modern causes.\nCrowdhealth - CrowdHealth is not an insurance company, but a platform \u0026amp; community that empowers you with a crowdfunding tool and a wealth of resources to efficiently manage your health care costs.\nCurehunter - Free service that catalogs most medical conditions and potential treatments. CureHunter is a fully integrated scientific search, data retrieval and analysis engine on the web that can read the entire US National Library of Medicine Medline Archive and automatically extract and quantify the evidence for successful clinical outcomes of all known drugs for all known human diseases.\nDPC Network - Find Direct Primary care Doctors near you.\nDpcare - Direct Primary Care (DPC) is an innovative alternative payment model improving access to high functioning healthcare with a simple, flat, affordable membership fee. No fee-for-service payments. No third party billing. The defining element of DPC is an enduring and trusting relationship between a patient and his or her primary care provider.\nDruglike - Druglike is a platform for democratizing the access, costs, and rewards of early-stage drug discovery. Druglike is building a decentralized computing network which provides resources for anyone looking to start or contribute to early-stage drug discovery projects. Unlike competitors, Druglike will be web-based and completely free to use.\nFree Market Medical Association - Free Market Medical Association helps find Market alternatives to healthcare, co-founded by the CEO of Oklahoma Surgery Center.\nOklahoma Surgery Center - Free Market for Surgery with full price transparency.\nRevero.com - Program that aims to evaluate and measure health metrics to get down to the real causes of your health issues, while using a nutritional and holistic approach.\nTrue Med - True Med helps facilitate acceptance of HSA and FSA money for individuals and companies. This can be used by or for any company that promotes better diet, exercise or other alternative forms of health.\nTWC.Health - Alternative healthcare to the mainstream pharma system. Also sells supplements. Co-founded by Dr. Peter McCullough.\nHigh Quality Meat # Organic, Grass Fed, Regenerative and Seed Oil Free Food\nAUPA Bar - The Chad of energy bars. High quality meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit. AUPA gives discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. Save an additional 5% with code word \u0026ldquo;liberty\u0026rdquo;\nEpic Provisions - One of the best and most convenient ways to access high quality meat in convenient packaging.\nForce of Nature - Another fantastic option for regenerative meat. Including Beef, Bison, Chicken, Elk, Venison, Wild Boar and more. Force of Nature is also unique in selling \u0026ldquo;Ancestral Blends\u0026rdquo; ground meat mixed with small amounts of organ meats for delicious ways to eat highly nutritious organ meats.\nJoyce-Farms - Another great regenerative source of meat. Provides a wide range of poultry, sausages and jerkies.\nMauinui Venison - Regenerative/sustainable raised deer. Axis deer are an invasive species in Maui and need to be kept in check to preserve the water and local plants/farms as there are no natural predators for the deer on Maui. Slightly pricey.\nMeatrition - A massive database in defense of all things Meat.\nNose to Tail - Regenerative and pastured raise meat, specifically focused on producing the best low PUFA raised mono-gastric animals like Chicken and Pork. Also sells Lamb.\nWhite Oak Pastures - One of the most respected regenerative farms around, practicing their idea of \u0026ldquo;radically traditionally farming\u0026rdquo;. White oaks sells several different kinds of meat, including, Duck, Goose, Guinea, Rabbit, Goat etc. White Oak has really pioneered the regenerative model and proofed its effective with a peer reviewed study\nWild Idea Buffalo - Another great option. Focuses primarily on buffalo but has several other great offers. Bison are only slaughtered in the field, never in a slaughterhouse.\nMedical Drugs Resellers # Buy medical drugs from third parties that may be in limited supply.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinal. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nContraband Cures - A list of alternative style medicines for several different conditions.\nContingency Medical - Emergency Antibiotic Kits, for Home or on the Go. Stay protected against Nausea, Vomiting, Strep Throat, UTIs, Diarrhea, Ear Infections, Sinusitis and more.\nDuration Health - The portable emergency room — Peace of mind for off-grid living and travel. Their doctors prescribe you life-saving medications before you need them. They ship them to you before your next adventure. Treat urgent medical issues anywhere — without finding a doctor or pharmacy.\nJase Medical - Emergency meds and Prescription drugs.\nMountain Rose Herbs - One of the best sources of organic herbs and alternative medicines.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nPurely Prepared Patriot - American company that sells Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and Fenbendazole.\nOSINT- Health and the Environment # Antennasearch.com - Track 5g Towers in your area.\nClimateViewerMaps - Track Real Time data of climate weather across the world including rainfall and UN Tracking of weather Modification projects.\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nSupplement Testing and Rankings # Consumerlab - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nLabdoor - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nVaccine and Medical Info # Just the Inserts - Just the Inserts is a collection of all vaccine and other medication related info from the official source. While much of this information is public, it is often obfuscated and difficult to find. Just the Inserts bring all of the safety related data to one convient place for you to check on what the actual side affects of vaccines and other medications are. "},{"id":10,"href":"/job-boards/","title":"Job Boards","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.\u0026rdquo; - Confucius\nWhy work for a company you hate? If you believe in liberty many of these companies hate you. Stop wasting your talents and your energy on them, and find something that advances your values.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale. Jobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin. Latium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase. Publish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens. Liberty and Crypto Related Job Boards # AnonFriendly - Don\u0026rsquo;t doxx yourself for work. Job boards for Anonymous workers. Bankless.Pallet - The best jobs in crypto and DeFi, curated by Bankless, for the Bankless Nation. New technical and non-technical job posts every week. BitcoinerJobs - Bitcoiner Jobs is the leading career site helping to build the emerging Bitcoin industry and the careers of Bitcoiners within it. Publicsq - Non-woke and conservative leaning job board. Talent Market - Talent Market’s mission is to promote liberty by providing talent for critical roles within the free-market nonprofit sector. Provide Free consulting for liberty focused non profits. No-Jab Job Boards # Based.Pro - Formerly \u0026ldquo;NoVaxMandate.org\u0026rdquo; Based.Pro has pivoted from its vax focus to help you connect with professionals, companies and institutions who share your values. Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types. Redballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or covid nonsense. Unjected - Dating board for people who have not had any of the Covid-19 Vaccines. Vaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status. "},{"id":11,"href":"/metrics/","title":"Metrics","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Freedom and Anti Freedom Metrics # “Just as Soviet managers responded by producing shoddy goods that met the numerical targets set by their overlords, so do schools, police forces, and businesses find ways of fulfilling quotas with shoddy goods of their own.” ― Jerry Z. Muller\nIn order to better understand the broader picture, data collection becomes essential. Data collection can be used to paint whatever narrative its collectors want. We must be aware of the actual data in order to interrupt the truth as it is, and not what politics wants it to be. Here are a list of metrics tracking different statistics directly related to rising tyranny in our world.\nAtlantic Council CBDCTracker - Tracks Country progress of (CBDC)Central Bank Digital Currency Implementation and testing\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nCDBC Tracker - A project by the Human Rights Foundation to track CDBC development worldwide.\nCriticalrace.org Track CRT and other forms of Wokeness in schools. Tracks Colleges and K-12. Tracks many of the specific actions taken at every school.\nDefendingEd - Tracking DEI/Wokism in Schools.\nDigital Sovereignty Index - The DSI is a simple metric to illustrate how much locally hosted applications are used across the measured countries. It represents the relative amount of deployments of self-hosted productivity \u0026amp; collaboration tools per 100K citizens, compared to other countries.\nFreedomHouse.org - Freedom Metric across the world, does not Track Covid.\nFreedominthe50states.org - Tracks the most Free US states in regards to a wide set of metrics, does not track covid freedoms. Provided by the Cato institute.\nFungibility-Graveyard - List of People who have been exposed and prosecuted for or while using Bitcoin due to lack of privacy\nHeritage World Freedom Index - Economic Freedom across the world\nICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nRootshq - Website that tracks different liberty groups and associations across America\nShadowstats - Tracks true levels of economics in America, Money supply, Inflation, GDP etc…\nUSDebtclock - Real time National Debt Counter.\nWashingtonPost Police Shooting DB - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states.\nWokeWagon - Tracks woke political appointees in government\nWorld Press Freedoms - Ranking of all countries in the world by freest to least free press.\n"},{"id":12,"href":"/money/","title":"Money","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" If you don’t believe it or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try and convince you. I am sorry. - Satoshi Nakamoto\nCrypto Currency, The greatest tool we have.\nFinancial privacy is largely being wiped away across the world, while governments simultaneously destroy the value of our currencies through inflation and sanctions. With the invention of Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto gave us what is probably the single greatest tool for freedom in the history of the world. With decentralized crypto currency we have the ability to fix our money and fix the world. While some people believe that all non bitcoin crypto currencies are a scam we do not agree. We believe in competition for all freedom tech. Bitcoin isn\u0026rsquo;t perfect and shouldn\u0026rsquo;t be treated as a religion. The best counterpoint to bitcoins imperfection is its inherent lack of privacy and its current difficulty with scaling. Monero provides the best and simplest use case for privacy and is a great alternative to bitcoin. Likewise we believe that other crypto projects may have real utility in pursuing freedom. That being said the crypto industry is absolutely saturated with scams and grifters. As always do your own research and invest carefully. Hold your own keys and continue your journey to being financially sovereign.\nAcquire Crypto # Atomic Swaps # Atomic Swaps are the future of Crypto Currency trading. Completely custody-less, heavily private, and generally uncensorable. Still very much in development. Learn more here.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nBasic Swap Dex - Atomic Swap DEX. No added fees. Installed locally. Currently in BETA.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nLiquiality - Atomic Swaps across multiple coins.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nUnstoppapleSwaps - Atomic Swap from BTC to Monero.\nDecentralized Exchanges # Decentralization is a spectrum. Many decentralized exchanges aren\u0026rsquo;t nearly as decentralized as they claim to be, but usually they are far more distributed than any centralized exchanges.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nFiat On Ramps (P2P) # Bisq - Buy and sell bitcoin for fiat (or other cryptocurrencies) privately and securely using Bisq\u0026rsquo;s peer-to-peer network and open-source desktop software. Bisq allows you to purchase your bitcoin using P2P Zelle transactions. No registration required.\nHodl Hodl - Anonymous P2P deals on your terms. Trade globally. Using any payment system. For any fiat currency. Bitcoin only. No registration required.\nLocal Monero - Local Monero makes it easy for you to connect with real people in the real world to buy and sell Monero with no KYC. Announced in May 2024 that they would be shutting down. No reason given, but this is likely due to regulatory pressure against other platforms like Samurai and Tornado cash.\nPeach Bitcoin - Peach allows users to purchase BTC in many different national currencies all P2P without KYC. Not currently available in the US.\nRetoSwap - Like Bisq but for Monero. Installed locally, it uses Monero and Tor for high level privacy.\nXMRGlobal - A monero focused p2p exchange for purchasing cryptocurrency via Zelle, ACH cash etc.\nNon-Custodial exchanges # Most exchanges are custodial, meaning you are required to leave crypto on their platform if you want to trade, or you purchase and they will hold on to it initially. Non-custodial exchanges will send your trades and purchases directly to wallets of your choosing.\nChangenow - Reliable non KYC exchange.\nChangelly - Not recommended at this time. Changelly does not require KYC for smaller transactions but they will sometimes implement KYC mid trade, forcing to KYC or lose your funds.\nCryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nEvonax - Established in 2016,Evonax operates as a non-custodial instant cryptocurrency exchange, ensuring that users’ funds are never held within the platform. Serving as an intermediary between cryptocurrencies and users, Evonax provides access to a diverse range of digital assets including Monero (XMR).\nFixedFloat - Good rates for crypto exchanges, does not currently allow US customer IP addresses. Does not require KYC.\nGodex.io - This exchange is a dependable tool for immediate conversions. It supports the conversion of over 300 cryptocurrencies into Monero, without any KYC requirements and it works in both directions, offering great flexibility.\nHoudini Swap - Privacy focused non custodial exchange.\nKYC vs No KYC list - A list of P2P Trading Platforms (i.e. P2P exchanges) for trading Bitcoin. Common payment methods include bank transfer, cash deposited in the seller\u0026rsquo;s bank account, in-person cash (face-to-face) trades as well as payment networks such as Zelle, Alipay, even Cash App and PayPal, for example. Some of these payment methods are more private than others. Typically, face-to-face, cash-by-mail, and US Postal Money Orders are among the most private methods available.\nKYCNotMe - Website that Tracks exchanges that don\u0026rsquo;t use KYC.\nMexc - Crypto trades without KYC. Currently blocked for US based IP addresses.\nNO KYC Only - Education on avoiding KYC and why its problematic.\nOrangeFren - Check many KYC-free services and find the one with the best offer for a wide variety of coins.\nSimpleSwap - Exchange multiple tokens without giving up custody. Requires an account. Offers cash back in their own token.\nSideShift - Shift between different layer 2 tokens. Includes tokens on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Polygoin.\nStealthEx - StealthEX is a non-custodial cryptocurrency exchange service that accepts Monero (XMR). The platform does not require users to create an account or share personal information. Additionally, funds are not stored on StealthEX; exchanges are conducted directly between wallets. At StealthEX, there are no upper limits for your exchanges — you can exchange any amount you desire. When it comes to minimum amounts, you only need to ensure you have enough to cover the network fees.\nSwapSwop - SwapSwop is an instant anonymous crypto exchange with a high level of security from SSL certificates on internal services to a multi-stage exchange procedure, which guarantees the safety of your assets and quick exchange for the desired cryptocurrency.\nTrocador - Privacy focused front end to push your transactions through non KYC exchanges.\nBusiness Directories # AirBTC - AirBNB for Bitcoiners.\nAgoristAcers - Purchase Seeds with Monero.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nAutoCoinCar - Purchase Luxury cars with Crypto - (UK Only).\nBeef Initiative - Purchase Regenerative/Grass fed beef with Crypto.\nBitcoin-P2P Marketplace - BTC sales.\nBitcoin-RealEstate - Purchase Real estate with crypto.\nBitcoin-only - The Ultimate guide to all things Bitcoin.\nBitcoin-only.com - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nBitejo - Massive List of companies that accept Monero and Bitcoin - Is now XMRBazzar.\nCarCoinMarket - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCompTIA Vouchers - CompTIA certs for Btc.\nCryptoCars - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCryptwerk - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nDirectory.BTCPayserver - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nGrowingSpaces - Buy Greenhouses with BTC.\nMonerica - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nMoneromarket - XMR trading platform with escrow. Start selling and buying today.\nOatManFarms - Purchase Oats for BTC.\nShopinBit - Purchase all sorts of items in BTC, only ships to UK currently.\nXMR Bazzar - A p2p shopping center for buying and selling services and goods in Monero. Built by Douglas Tumen, founder and host of the Monero Talk podcast.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale.\nJobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin.\nLatium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase.\nMonero.jobs - XMR is the ultimate weapon if you are seeking a technological solution to secure your wealth, your financial privacy and hence your overall freedom. However, the best way to increase your freedom is to get paid directly in XMR.\nPublish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens.\nDAO and DEFI Tools # ApeBoard - Cross chain crypto monitoring Dashboard.\nCoin - Crypto portfolio account and crypto news aggregator.\nCow.fi - CoW Protocol finds the lowest price for your trade across all exchanges and aggregators, such as Uniswap and 1inch – and protects you from MEV, unlike the others.\nDAOStack - Project that helps you streamline the creation of your own DAO.\nDefiSafety - DEFI Security ratings.\nDefillama - The ultimate tracker for all things DEFI. Track Yield, transparency, NFTs, Stables, Hacks etc.\nDapps.com - Dapp rankings via marketcap.\nDextools - Cross Chain Defi and Cefi Dashboard.\nGhostfol - Multichain Dashboard, includes traditional stocks and ETF’s as well.\nHedgehog - Centralized Exchange Dashboard Management.\nRailgun - RAILGUN is a smart contract system that enables Zero-Knowledge Privacy for any on-chain dApp.\nRotki - An open source portfolio tracker, accounting and analytics tool that protects your privacy. Can be self hosted.\nTornado Cash - DO NOT USE IF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. Tornado cash is an Ethereum based coinjoin mixer that can be used to gain privacy on Ethereum. In August 2022 Tornado Cash was blacked listed by the US government and added to the OFAC list. While the front end website is no longer running you can still interact with the smart contract(this is by design). If you are a US citizen you risk criminal penalties for doing so. Alex Pertsev, was sentenced to five years in prison for his work on development of Tornado cash. It\u0026rsquo;s important to note that despite the shutdown by the US government, the Tornado Cash smart contract is still up and running, and is more less unstoppable as long as the Ethereum network continues to run. If you would like to support the legal defence fund you can so by checking out Justice DAO.\nDecentralized Nodes # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Avalanche and more.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nHandshake - Decentralized DNS. Handshake is an experiment on collaborating to create a decentralized network which results in a global allocation of names. Think of the handles or usernames you use on services such as social networks, and domain names identifying the URL for websites. Nearly all of these services were provided by trusted third parties which prevent the web from truly being decentralized. Handshake provides a means, including key management and server/service authentication, for decentralized web services to experiment.\nMonero Nodo - A full, unpruned, and dedicated hardware node comes equipped with Tor and I2P support, ensuring maximum privacy and security for your transactions. Manage your wallets effortlessly through the LWS Admin panel and enjoy the convenience of our built-in block explorer. The 5.5″ touchscreen allows you to control your node directly from the device, or you can access it from the web for added flexibility and full block explorer functionality. Mine Monero using P2Pool. Contribute to your privacy by running your own personal node while contributing to the Monero network.\nMyNodeBTC - Run Bitcoin nodes and lots of other Bitcoin applications, includes wallets, BTCPay Server, Lightning tools and Whirlpool and other privacy tools.\nPibode-XMR - Small Raspberry pi focused distro for Monero mining.\nPktCash - PKT is an ecosystem of apps that decentralize access to the internet. The mission is to get the next billion people online.\nThreefold - Decentralized Autonomous Internet Infrastructure. ThreeFold is a globally-distributed grid of storage, compute, and network capacity, acting as “no middleman” Internet resources between independent capacity providers and users.\nEducation and certifications # C4/Crypto Consortium - Offers certifications for BTC, Eth and crypto best practices.\nBlockchain-Council.org - Blockchain Council embraces Blockchain, AI, and Web3 with a range of certifications and training.\nChainalysis Certifications - The Chainalysis Cryptocurrency Fundamentals Certification (CCFC) credential is designed for those new to cryptocurrency. Whether you’re starting out on a career focused on crypto, or are coming across bitcoin as you run investigations, onboard new businesses or formulate cryptocurrency compliance policies, this is the place to begin.\nFund Raising # Giveth - Giveth is building a new way forward with its zero-fee, community-driven donation platform - leveraging the power of blockchain technology to connect on-the-ground projects with regenerative funding opportunities.\nGeyser.fund - Geyser is a bitcoin-native crowdfunding platform where you can fund project ideas with the support from global communities.\nHeo.Finance - Decentralized crowdfunding without borders. Help Each Other (HEO) is the first decentralized stablecoin-based crowdfunding platform that removes geographical and political limitations from fundraising. HEO platform is already live on Binance Smart Chain, Celo, Aurora, and Ethereum mainnets.\nKuno Media - Monero based crowd funding.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow institute works to help fund privacy and anti surveillance tech.\nOpen Sats - Open Sats Initiative, Inc. (EIN 85-2722249) is a 501(c)(3) public charity which aims to fund Bitcoin-related free and open-source projects and associated education and research initiatives. Open Sats focuses on no strings attached Bitcoin(only) and freedom tech donations.\nStacks.org - The mission of the Stacks project is to enable a better internet through decentralized apps. To do it, they’re expanding the Bitcoin economy and enabling more functionality as a Bitcoin layer.\nTen31 - Ten31 is the leading bitcoin-focused investor and partner of choice to companies building technology and infrastructure for the bitcoin ecosystem, as well as complementary freedom-oriented technologies including open source software, AI and nostr.\nMerchant Services # Align Pay - AlignPay never picks sides on any issue and is proud to facilitate a welcoming place where people, organizations, campaigns, and merchants can interact in a healthy, open, and legal way.\nParallel Economy - Censorship-Resistant payment processing backed by Conservative Commentator Dan Bongino.\nRevere Payments - A Christian merchant services provider that offers a wide range of solutions for businesses in a variety of industries, including e-commerce, retail, restaurant, firearms, religious, political, CBD, and non-profit. We’re using the same innovative technology as our parent company, Metrics Global, to bring seamless, secure online payments to any industry.\nSecond Amendment Processing - 2nd Amendment processing helps you protect yourself and your business from being censored for your political views or other forms of wrong think.\nOsint for Crypto # AMLBot - Founded in 2019, AMLBot Online assessment of crypto addresses and transactions, founded in 2019 by a team of RegTech specialists in accordance with FATF international recommendations. Offers both free and non-free services.\nBlocks.p2ppool.observer - Displays the current highest-work chain on Monero, and other alternate blocks at recent heights. Also provides other information around Monero mining.\nClarks Dashboard - A comprehensive list of all BTC Data. Includes Block times, price data, Side chain data, mining etc.\nDeveloperReports - Tracks the current amount of developers on Crypto projects.\nMonero Garden - A complete introduction and walkthrough on all the technical specifics of Monero.\nMonero Inflation - Tracks potential inflation or flaws in the Monero Protocol. Due to Monero\u0026rsquo;s privacy proper auditing can be difficult.\nMonero Observer - News aggregator for all things monero.\nMoneroj.net - Tracks the Monero mining hash rate across all miners.\nMonero.Eco - Graphical interface for the entire Monero Ecosystem.\nMiningPoolStats - Track all data across mining pools for all sorts of crypto projects. Organized primarily by what type of hash algorithm each blockchain uses.\nMonerowatch - A monero blockchain explorer. While Monero doesnt have a tradational blockchain explorer we can track block times and size. Along with hash rate and other useful metrics.\nOXT.me - OXT is a tool designed for Exploratory Blockchain Analysis of the bitcoin ledger. OXT is the \u0026lsquo;Other exploration Tool\u0026rsquo; and it should become the \u0026lsquo;Open eXploration Tool\u0026rsquo; in the future.\nStable Pulse - Get a clear, accurate, minimally filtered view of the stablecoin ecosystem.\nThe Monero Moon - The ultimate newsletter for all things Monero.\nTheGraph.com - Crypto Database API Tools.\nTimechainstats.com - BTC Chain API data.\nTrack Bitcoin Nodes - Tracks total Bitcoin nodes.\nTrack Bitcoin Treasuries - Tracks the public Bitcoin Wallets of major corporations and governments.\nTrack Ethereum Nodes - Tracks total Ethereum nodes.\nDefi Lama StablecoinData - Stable coin data across chains.\nViewandrate - An open database for verifiable online reputation that uses XMR and PGP addresses for public verification.\nPrivacy Software # Bokuto Monero Node - Open source fork of Ronin Dojo’s Bakuto project that allows for a full node Monero wallet.\nBorder Wallets - Border Wallets is a website that helps you strategize on how best to memorize your wallet seed phrase. This can be useful if you need to cross a border, or have a particularly high threat model.\nGupax - Gupax is a GUI for mining Monero on P2Pool using XMRig.\nJam - Jam is a graphical user interface for JoinMarket, and while obviously related, is a separate project developed by a separate set of people.\nJoinMarket-Org - JoinMarket is software to create a special kind of bitcoin transaction called a CoinJoin transaction. Its aim is to improve the confidentiality and privacy of bitcoin transactions. With the shutdown of Samurai wallet, and the withdrawal of the not recommended service Wasabi from the US, Join Market is now one of the only privacy tools for Bitcoin.\nPinode - Monero OS for running full Monero Nodes on Pi’s, Rockpros and Odroids.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nSilent Payments - Silent Payments make receiving Bitcoin easier than ever while preserving your privacy. Silent Payments allow you to create a single, static address to share with friends, use for donations, or post for tips without sacrificing privacy. When someone wants to send you a payment, they use the unique public key that is a part of your Silent Payment address, combine it with the public keys of the outputs they want to send and generate a unique, one-time address that looks on-chain just like any other Taproot address.\nXMRVSBeast - P2Pool Bonus Hash Rate Raffle for people providing Monero Hash.\nSocial Media # Coinpayments.net - Purchase Social media followers with Monero.\nEchoIn - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here.\nFountain - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nMinds - Minds is an open-source social networking service that promotes free speech, privacy, and transparency.\nOshi - Oshi is a powerful marketing and rewards platform built to replace stars, punch cards, and coffee points with something that people really want - Bitcoin.\nOrange Pill App - Bitcoin dating and friend finder.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.ps://www.minds.com/) - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nSpeculative Projects # DarkFi - DarkFi is a new Layer 1 blockchain, designed with anonymity at the forefront. It offers flexible private primitives that can be wielded to create any kind of application. DarkFi aims to make anonymous engineering highly accessible to developers. Backed by noted Crypto Anarchist Amir Taaki.\nFedimints - While still largely theoretical, Fediments is based off the original 1980\u0026rsquo;s concept of Chaumian Ecash, that would essentially provide federated mints built on top of Bitcoin, with high levels of privacy. Two implementations of this concept are Cashu and Umint. These are still in active development. One potential problem with this is legal pressure due to potential classification of these services as unlicensed money transmitters, much like how Samurai Wallet and potentially custodial lightning services are being targeted.\nFreedom Dollar - Freedom Dollar is a private, censorship-resistant stablecoin protocol built on Zano. Stable coins are a useful but sometimes risky project, as they are supposed to maintain their price point with a fiat asset like the dollar.\nHaveno - Haveno aims to be a crypto on ramp much like Bisq that uses Monero instead of Bitcoin as the base payment option. Haveno will utilize TOR and p2p trades, while never taking custody of your funds.\nPirate Chain - Launched in 2018 with the primary goal of being the most private and secure digital currency, Pirate Chain strives to protect the financial privacy of every user in the world. Pirate Chain achieves this by employing the strongest and most acclaimed privacy protocol in the industry, and couples this with an unassailable strategy implementation. Pirate vs Monero Breakdown\nSerai DEX - Largely created in response to Thorchain\u0026rsquo;s choice to not integrate Monero, the Serai Dex works much like the Thorchain DEX, providing coin trading between different native coins using liquidity pools funded by users for small rewards.\nZano - An ambitious project that offers the privacy of Monero for regular transactions, including all projects built ontop of its network. Additionally offers alias addresses so you can associate a wallet address with a name, much like how DNS works for IP addresses. Offers escrow services and Iconic swaps as an alternative to Atomic Swaps. Also allows for building dApps on chain as well.\nSpending Options # Bill Pay # Bitrefill Credit Card Service - Service to pay off Credit Card for multiple providers. Requires KYC. Currently disabled for Americans, but hopefully will be returning. This service does require KYC, but they do offer other services that do not.\nDoctorSim - Top up or recharge any prepaid phone in over 200 countries instantly and securely with doctorSIM.\nSpritz.Finance - Focuses on bill pay, secured payments, automated payments etc. Uses Web 3. Requires an account. Currently in closed Beta.\nCredit Cards # 2Fiat - A new platform that lets you instantly convert Bitcoin, Monero, USDT or any crypto to fiat and make purchases online or in store.\nAbine - An alternative credit card masking service. Abine has similar features, virtual cards up to 500$ for individual vendors. But Abine also offers other privacy services like phone masking, email masking and more. Abine does not have a free tier unlike privacy.com.\nBitpay - Preloaded Bitpay card that lets you spend your Bitcoin.\nDashDirect - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including DASH. Dash Direct phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with DASH for discounts from hundreds of vendors. No KYC Required.\nDoNotPay - DoNotPay is a consumer rights company that helps you fight corporations and beat bureaucracy. They offer a wide range of services, including bill pay, credit card management, and more.\nEzzocard - Anon cards can be purchased via crypto. Charges a decent markup.\nKlutchCard - Service that provides several management and privacy features for your bank account. Klutch gives you unlimited Virtual cards, a physical card without your name on the front, and the ability to manage your spending transactions in depth all while still earning cash back. Does require KYC information and a good credit score though. Another downside, there is currently no way to pay off your balance other than to link your account via ACH and routing number.\nLaso.Finance - A bit pricey. Virtual Credit card with no KYC card that allows for spends of over 1K anywhere in the world. Currently uses Metamask for stable coins only. Monero support coming soon.\nPayWithMoon - Virtual Cards with no KYC funded by lightning based Bitcoin transactions. You can create as many virtual cards as you want, but cards are limited in amounts of 1000$. These cards do not currently work outside of the United States. Used to provide full pre-paid credit cards only offers gift cards now.\nPrivacy.com - The primary method for Credit Card Privacy. By linking your bank account to your Debit card, you can create virtual privacy focused cards that only work for one vendor at a time. This prevents your Debit card from being used in the event of a vendor data breach. Virtual cards are easily deletable. Downsides are that you start with 500$ per card limits for virtual cards. And there is the privacy concern of sharing your bank data with a third party. Please use our affiliate link when signing up. To get an extra $5 dollars on sign up.\nUquid - Virtual card for crypto, only works through Binance or wallet connect compatible wallets, for a wide range of gift card services.\nX1 - Similar to Klutch. Control subscriptions and keep your details private with disposable card numbers.donotpay.com/learn/virtual-credit-card-generator/) - Free Virtual Credit Card Generator for signing up for trial services. Do not Pay also works to create an AI focused response to many asymmetrical problems of society like fighting back against parking tickets or social media de-platforming with automated and proven methods of remediating these issues.\nGift Cards # Egifter - Buy and send premium gift cards for a wide range of services. Offers points per purchases. Gyft - Gift cards for over 200 vendors. Coinsbee - Does Phone Top ups. Bitrefill - Gifts cards and other services. Coincards - giftcards available in multiple countries, Coincards has everything you could possibly need to live your life with crypto! Offers Phone Top ups and accepts Monero. Stealths - Monero first Gift card sales. No KYC Required. Wallets # Bitcoin Wallets # Ashigaru - A new fork of Samurai Wallet that runs its the sane coinjoin services. This is run by completely anonymous devs with increased OPSEC after Samourai wallet was taken down. You can donate to the Samourai defense team here You can also find a list of Public Dojo Clones to use with whirlpool at Dojobay You can see the amount of BTC in Ashigaru Whirlpool here: WhirlPoolStats Warning the legal status of using whirlpool may vary based off your jurisdiction. DYOR before using.\nCasa - Self custody wallet with built in Multi-sig for security and inheritance built in so that your assets aren\u0026rsquo;t lost in the event of death. Only takes Bitcoin and Ethereum.\nElectrum Wallet - Founded in 2011 Electrum is one of the oldest, simplest and most trusted Bitcoin Only wallets in the game. With a simple interface that has been forked by many other blockchain projects Electrum has everything you need to store and use your bitcoin easily and securely.\nSparrow Wallet - Sparrow is a Bitcoin wallet for those who value financial self sovereignty. Sparrow’s emphasis is on security, privacy and usability. Sparrow does not hide information from you - on the contrary it attempts to provide as much detail as possible about your transactions and UTXOs, but in a way that is manageable and usable. Completely Open Source. Desktop only wallet. Following the arrest of the Samurai Wallet Devs, the Whirlpool privacy features were removed from the wallet.\nHardware Wallets # Cold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nFoundationDevices - Foundation builds the Passport hardware wallet which is an airgapped wallet hardware device. Passport has no direct connection with the outside world – no USB data and no wireless communications. Instead, Passport uses a camera and QR codes for communication. This provides hardcore, airgapped security without sacrificing usability.\nLedger - NOT RECOMMENDED. While Ledger has a long history in the space of supporting multiple coins. Ledger is close sourced. Ledger has recently come under for fire for creating a backup policy that lets you back up your keys to Ledgers cloud providers, which means that your private keys could be susceptible to third party pressures on the key holders. Also Ledger was caught sending customer data to several different third parties.\nMonero Signer - Monero Signer is a hardware signing device equipped with a camera that allows you to sign transactions offline via QR-Code. Monero Signer also allows you to generate seeds, passphrases and addresses. All this while being completely offline. Software updates are done air-gapped using a micro SD card.\nSeedsigner - Open source hardware signing device that uses raspberry pi zero which reduces possibility of interception. Does not store your coins, is only a security focused device for signing/approving transactions. Bitcoin only.\nTrezor - One of the older hardware wallets around. Trezor is Fully open source and is one of the few wallets to also support multiple coins.\nLightning Wallets # Phoenix Wallet - Utilizing the lightning network can still be quite difficult, which Phoenix aims to help solve. At first glance, Phoenix doesn\u0026rsquo;t look different from your typical Bitcoin wallet. The difference is that Phoenix runs natively on Lightning. Phoenix takes care of everything under the hood and you will barely notice anything, except that your payments are faster and cheaper. Mobile only wallet. Monero Wallets # Anonero - Anonero is privacy focused phone wallet that only supports Monero, while incorporating other privacy features like, encrypted backups, airgapped transactions mandatory TOR connections. You can only access this app over TOR.\nFeather Wallet - Feather is a free, open-source Monero wallet for Linux, Tails, macOS and Windows. It is written in C++ with the Qt framework. Monero can be difficult to use in many cases to the highly technical and private nature of the coin, which is why the simplicity of feather wallet is so necessary. Feather Wallet can installed or run as a standalone application, making it easily parable with something like Tails OS for the ultimate privacy combo.\nMonero Subscription Wallet - Wallet that allows you to set subscriptions of regularly recurring payments that you would like to send.\nMyMonero - The simplest way to use the next-generation private digital currency Monero, at the sweet spot between security, convenience, and features. Not a full node wallet. You need to trust another node to run this wallet. These wallets share your private view key with a remote server, which continuously scans the blockchain looking for your transactions. They are faster to use, but your privacy can be lessened if you don\u0026rsquo;t control the remote server.\nRinoWallet - Online Monero multisig wallet. Non-custodial and offers 2FA protection.\nMulti Chain Wallets # CakeWallet - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including Monero. Cakewallet phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with Monero for discounts from hundreds of vendors. Supports Monero. No KYC Required. Mobile and desktop wallet. Open Source.\nExodus Wallet - One of the best wallets for holding multiple coins. With a beautiful interface that shows you long term internal price data, built in protocol level staking, coin swaps between hundreds of coins and many other features. Exodus is one best crypto wallets bar none. While it has ended support for Monero as it was a technical challenge to support it. Exodus is NOT Open source. Desktop and mobile.\nStack Wallet - Non Custodial multi coin wallet. Open Source. Has built in exchange functionality. Comes with \u0026ldquo;Duress mode\u0026rdquo; that lets you prepare a fake wallet in case you are physically threatened. Comes with built auto back ups, in wallet crypto swapping and more. Allows you to easily point at your own full node. Supports monero. Desktop and Mobile.\nWallet Recovery # Bitcoin Recovery CO - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nCryptoRecovers - Helping people regain access to their lost Bitcoin wallets since 2019.\nDatarecovery.com - Specializes in cryptocurrency recovery services, providing expert assistance to individuals and businesses who have lost access to their digital assets.\nDriveSavers - Specializes in recovering lost cryptocurrency and compromised wallets from all types of software and hardware wallets.\nEasyRecovery - Professional Bitcoin wallet recovery services can assist with password recovery, private key extraction, and damaged device repair to restore access to your Bitcoin.\nKeychainX - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nProfessional Crypto Recovery - Crypto recovery service that can help you recover your lost coins today.\nRecoverLostBitcoin - Expert crypto recovery services, including private key reconstruction, wallet and scam recovery.\nRecoverMyCryptoWallet - Can recover lost passphrases, missing seed words and forgotten passwords.\nWallet Recovery Service - Can recover lost crypto from all types of wallets.\n"},{"id":13,"href":"/organizations/","title":"Organizations","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The State is, and always has been, the great single enemy of the human race, its liberty, happiness, and progress.\u0026rdquo; - Murray Rothbard\nLiberty Organization that fight for different facets of all things related to liberty.\nAnti ESG Orgs # StriveFunds - Investment firm to counter ESG narrative from Blackrock and Vanguard. Strive specifically rejects the idea of Stakeholder capitalism. Started by author and presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. Antiwar # Antiwar.com - Since the mid 90\u0026rsquo;s Antiwar.com has been one of not the most important and consistently antiwar voices. With reporting on wars all over the globe for a liberty perspective, antiwar.com covers every aspect of the global wars.\nBitcoin For Peace - Accelerate World Peace Through Bitcoin Adoption. The vision of Bitcoin For Peace is to live in world where ALL life co-thrives in harmony. With the current corrupt fiat system, that vision can never happen. Bitcoin is a peaceful revolution.\nConcerned Veterans for America - CVA and its grassroots army will look to defend VA reforms and expand health care options for veterans, rethink America’s foreign policy to promote long-term prosperity, and encourage action to foster a more secure financial future for our country.\nDefend the Guard - An organization that works to reclaim constitutional authority. Defend the Guard legislation would prohibit a state’s National Guard units from being deployed into active combat without a formal declaration of war by Congress, as provided by the U.S. Constitution.\nFood Not Bombs - Food Not Bombs started in 1980. They work to provide healthy vegetarian food to starving Americans. Leftwing organization.\nStopWar.org - Stop the War was founded in September 2001 in the weeks following 9/11, when George W. Bush announced the “war on terror”. Stop the War has since been dedicated to preventing and ending the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and elsewhere. Comes from a leftwing perspective.\nThe Libertarian Institute - Founded by Scott Horton. LI focuses on many issues with a large focus on antiwar. LI has a lot of cross over with Antiwar.com.\nTheGrayZone - The Grayzone is an independent journalistic initiative that does not receive funding from any government or government-backed group or individual. The Gray Zone primarily reports on antiwar civil rights issues from a left wing perspectives.\nWeAreNotYourSoldiers - Antiwar Non-profit feature former soldiers that publicly talk about their horrible experiences during war.\nAntiWoke Advocacy # ActionPDE - PDE Action is a nonpartisan advocacy group working to reclaim public schools through engagement with school boards \u0026amp; state legislatures.\nDefendingEd - Parents Defending Education is a national grassroots organization working to reclaim our schools from activists imposing harmful agendas.\nExit Group - Group that helps users exit from woke/corporate life and build businesses to create separate revenue streams\nFairForAll - A nonpartisan organization dedicated to advancing civil rights and liberties for all Americans, and promoting a common culture based on fairness, understanding, and humanity. Specifically rejects woke ideas and believes in actual equality for all people.\nHeterodox Academy - Heterodox Academy (HxA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit membership organization of thousands of faculty, staff, and students committed to advancing the principles of open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement to improve higher education and academic research. Focuses heavily on Colleges.\nInstitute for Liberal Values - As a non-partisan and non-sectarian consortium focused on the promotion of individual freedom, rights, and liberty in everyday life, the Institute for Liberal Values provides the skills and support required to build community where there has been division, encourage free expression where there has been censorship, and foster optimism where there is fear.\nNew Discourses - Education on all things critical theory. Eduation and debunking of Marxism, Progressive and all forms of critical theory. IE Critical Race Theory, Queer Theory, etc. Founded by James Lindsey.\nClimate Change Pushback # Copenhagen Consensus - The Copenhagen Consensus Center is a think tank that researches and publishes the smartest solutions to the world\u0026rsquo;s biggest problems. Our studies are conducted by more than 300 economists from internationally renowned institutions, including seven Nobel Laureates, to advise policymakers and philanthropists how to achieve the best results with their limited resources.Founded by climate change debunker and educator Bjorn Lomborg.\nEnvironmental Progress - Environmental Progress (EP) was founded in 2016 with the mission of achieving nature, peace and prosperity for all. We believe everyone has a right to affordable energy, a healthy planet, and urban environments that enable citizens to thrive. Our strategy has been to organize grassroots movements to defend these rights, and to fund research into why they are threatened. Founded by free speech advocate and Journalist Michael Shellenberger.\nHeartland.org - The Heartland Institute is a nonprofit organization that focuses on issues in education, environmental protection, health care, budgets and taxes, and stopping Socialism.\nIndustrial Progress - For the last 40 years, so-called environmentalists have held back industrial progress around the world. That\u0026rsquo;s why Idustrial Progress helps the industry fight for its freedom, with new ideas, arguments, and policies that will improve our economy and our environment. Founded by Fossil Fuels advocate Alex Epstein.\nPerc.org - The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) explores how aligning free market incentives for environmental stewardship produces sustainable outcomes for land, water, and wildlife.\nSavory.Global - Fights against climate change approved opinion by using regenerative farming practices of holistic land management. Provides real alternative solutions to mainstream climate fear mongering.\nDrug Freedom # Drug Policy Alliance - The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the leading organization in the U.S. working to end the drug war. Encryption and censorship # Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) - The largest organization that fights for Internet and Digital Freedom. Based out of the US.The EFF puts out several of the best digital freedom tools, including HTTPS Everywhere, Privacy Badger and Certbot.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFree resources Physical and Digital # Art For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nLeadership Institute - Liberty focused training provided in person and virtual. Training is offered for a wide range of topics, including, activism campaigns, fundraising and more.\nLibertarianism.org - Free ebooks from a Cato/Bluepilled perspective. Still some solid content overall.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - Free liberty starter kits for applicants. Including books small grants and more. Primarily aimed at students.\nTechsoup.org - Free Tech for non-profits.\nLegal Advocacy # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nCoin Center - Based in D.C., Coin Center is the leading non-profit research and advocacy center focused on the public policy issues facing cryptocurrency and decentralized computing technologies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Their mission is to defend the rights of individuals to build and use free and open cryptocurrency networks: the right to write and publish code – to read and to run it. The right to assemble into peer-to-peer networks. And the right to do all this privately.\nDeFi Education Fund - The DeFi Education Fund (DEF) explains decentralized finance (DeFi) to policymakers around the world and advocates for policies welcoming of decentralized financial infrastructure.\nFire - Since its founding more than two decades ago as the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, FIRE has become the nation’s leading defender of fundamental rights on college campuses through our unique mix of programming, including student and faculty outreach, public education campaigns, individual case advocacy, and policy reform efforts. In 2022, FIRE changed its name to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and announced an expansion initiative into off-campus free speech advocacy and legal defense.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nInstitute for Justice - IJ is a nonprofit, public interest law firm. Their mission is to end widespread abuses of government power and secure the constitutional rights that allow all Americans to pursue their dreams.\nJusticeDao- A DAO specifically dedicated to helping the legal defense of the developers of Tornado Cash, an Ethereum based privacy service that was takedown by government action.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nPacific Legal Foundation - Pacific Legal Foundation is a national nonprofit legal organization that defends Americans from government overreach and abuse. PFL specifically focuses on Property Rights, Equality and Opportunity and Separation of Powers. ^1,2^\nPeer-To-Peer Rights Fund - The P2P Rights Fund is a project housed within the Bitcoin Policy Institute, a 501(c)3 think tank. An advisory board including open-source developers, human rights activists, and lawyers oversees the fund’s activities. P2P Focuses on protection of Open-Source Software under the First Amendment.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nStand With Crypto - Stand With Crypto, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, champions for clear, common-sense regulations for the crypto industry. We\u0026rsquo;re mobilizing the 52 million crypto owners in the US - a demographic that is younger (60% Gen-Z and Millennials) and more diverse (41% identify as racial minorities) than the general US population - to unlock crypto\u0026rsquo;s innovation potential and foster greater economic freedom.\nThe Crypto Lawyers - Much like Coin Center Crypto Lawyers provide legal advocacy for Bitcoin freedom. They offer services in regards to Litigation, NFT, DEFI, IP, Compliance, and Forensic Investigations.\nMeetups, Education and Training # Americas Future - America’s Future empowers young people to be active, civil, and curious citizens who build freer communities that lead to fulfillment, dignity, and happiness for all.We’re working toward a time in America where young people collaborate to drive change in their communities – change that equips the individual to build a free and happy life. America’s Future offers rising generations opportunities for networking, mentoring, leadership and community engagement through our national network and extensive array of programming.\nArt For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nFreedom Works - A longstanding political orginization that has traditionally leaned republican. Recently though they\u0026rsquo;ve rebranded to target smaller liberty focused groups in order to help educated and advocate for freedom and change in public policy.\nLeadership Institute - Founded in 1979 by its president, Morton C. Blackwell, LI provides training in campaigns, fundraising, grassroots organizing, youth politics, and communications. The Institute teaches conservatives of all ages how to succeed in politics, government, and the media.The Institute offers more than 50 types of training schools, workshops, and seminars; a free employment placement service; and a national field program that trains conservative students to organize campus groups.\nLiberty on the Rocks - Liberty on the Rocks is a non-profit grass roots libertarian organization designed to educate, connect, and activate liberty enthusiasts around the world. Through local chapters and events, citizens and activists throughout the country can increase the size of their networks, enhance their understanding of economics and the philosophy of freedom, widen their knowledge of local and national educational outlets, and increase their opportunities for involvement. Official Partner of Liberty Tools\nLiberty Seeds - The largest directory of liberty-minded organizations, events, and more.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - SFL is not a top down, chapter based, or membership organization. Instead SFL functions as a network of pro-liberty students from a wide diversity of locations and backgrounds. SFL does sometimes take the more blue pilled approach.\nWe Are Change - We Are Change is a nonpartisan, independent media organization comprised of individuals and groups working to expose corruption worldwide.Founded by Luke Rudkowski, We Are Change is comprised of independent journalists, concerned citizens, activists, and anyone who wants to shape the direction our world is going in. We seek to expose the lies of governments and the corporate elite who constantly trash our humanity. Their goal is to create a community of truth-seekers and peacemakers who share a commitment to nonviolent action.\nYoung Americans for Liberty - Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) is the most active and effective pro-liberty youth organization advancing liberty on campus. Our four-step mission is to identify, educate, train, and mobilize youth activists to make liberty win. YAL maintains many chapters across college campuses all over the US.\nYou are the Power - You Are The Power is a membership-based nonprofit that is founded and run by Spike Cohen. They work with activists and organizations in all 50 states, using localized, single-issue activism to set communities free, restore individual rights, take the power away from government and put it back in the hands of the people.\nPress Freedoms # Committee to Protect Journalists - The Committee to Protect Journalists is an independent, nonprofit organization that promotes press freedom worldwide. They defend the right of journalists to report the news safely and without fear of reprisal.\nInternational Press Institute - Their mission is to defend media freedom and support independent journalism wherever they are threatened. Also tracks press freedoms in regards to Covid restrictions.\nReporters Without Borders - Reporters Without Borders tracks press freedoms across the world.\nPolice Reform and Monitoring # 8 Can\u0026rsquo;t Wait - 8 Cant Wait is a campaign to bring immediate change to police departments by encouraging the adoption of 8 specific policies.\nAdopt a Cop - Adopt A Cop BJJ is a nonprofit, donation based program and registered 501(c)3 that allows active duty patrolling police officers around the country to train at any Adopt A Cop BJJ affiliated academy and will pay 100% of the officer’s membership until they reach the rank of Blue belt. Blue belt is the second ranked belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and on average it takes around 12 to 18 months to obtain. Police officers are much less likely to both get injured and to injure suspects if they are trained in BJJ as evidenced by this Case Study.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nOpen-archive - App for saving and sharing files for whistleblowers and videos of police etc\nThick Red Line - A project of Art of Liberty, TRL is an effort to restore respect for law enforcement by abolishing victimless crime.\nWashingtonPost Police Shootings Database - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states\nThink Tanks # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAyn Rand Institute - ARI offers a variety of educational experiences to promote greater understanding of Ayn Rand’s philosophy and, through the writing and speaking of our experts, advocates her principles of reason, rational self-interest and laissez-faire capitalism. ARI also often takes a more Blue pilled perspective and does not generally follow Anarchist ideas, as it advocates for a one world government, based on the principles of logic and reason.\nArt of Liberty - A small think tank that exposes the Illegitimacy and Criminality of “Government” while Making the Voluntaryist Case for Free Markets, REAL Freedom and Peace.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow Institute works to promote the ideas of privacy in the world.\nThe Cato Institute - Founded in 1977 by Ed Crane, Murray Rothbard and Charles Koch. Cato is one of the oldest and largest libertarian think tanks in America. Cato has published great research and information since its inception. Cato has been criticized at times for often taking very pragmatic criticisms of the state and sometimes making the libertarian defense of state activities. Often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nThe Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) - FEE\u0026rsquo;s popular digital content and in-person programs turn complex ideas into practical tools for living your best life and making the world a better place. Fee covers a wide range of issues across the entire political spectrum, while always exposing government crimes and failures.\nThe Future of Freedom Foundation - The Future of Freedom Foundation is a tax-exempt, non-profit educational foundation whose mission is to present an uncompromising moral, philosophical, and economic case for the free society.\nThe Mises Institute - The premium think tank for all things liberty. Founded in 1982 by Anarcho-capitalism Lew Rockwell, largely to push the ideas of economist Murray Rothbard following his split with the Cato Institute. The Mises institute has been one of the biggest and most consistent voices for all things liberty including: Antiwar, Austrian economics, Sound Money, Police Reform, Secession, Book Publishing and so much more.\nThe Reason Foundation - Reason Foundation advances a free society by developing, applying, and promoting libertarian principles, including individual liberty, free markets, and the rule of law. We use journalism and public policy research to influence the frameworks and actions of policymakers, journalists, and opinion leaders. Reason also publishes Reason Magazine and hosts the SOHO Debate Forum. Much like Cato Reason often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nWhistle Blowing # Aim - Undercover citizen journalism, mostly focused on American schools.\nCryptome - One of the primary inspirations for Wikileaks, Cryptome has been offering a leaking platform to the world since 1996 and still runs today. Founded by John Young.\nEFF Surveillance Self-Defense - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\nGlobal Leaks - Whistleblowing Solutions Impresa Sociale S.r.l. (WBS) is an innovative social enterprise that carries out research and development to support whistleblowers and the fight against corruption. It was founded in 2016 to guarantee the economic sustainability of the GlobaLeaks project, through taking care of the growing number of requests for assistance, maintenance and custom deployment. WBS hosts the development activities and coordinates the community efforts. Global leaks provides its own open source tool for whistleblowers.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nO\u0026rsquo;keefe Media Group - Following the ousting of James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe from Project Veritas, O\u0026rsquo;Keefe Media group was founded to present another opportunity for whistle blowing and citizen journalism. OKM provides training and supplies for Citizen journalists.\nProject Veritas - Founded in 2010 by James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe, Project Veritas picked up much of the leaking slack following Wikileakss decrease in output. Often slandered as a far right group, Project Veritas has leaked many of the biggest stories since its inception. Project Veritas was and is largely known for using undercover cameras to expost stories.\nTruth in Media - Not a whistleblowing organization perse, however TIM is known for doing in depth inclusive stories reputably with strong reliable sources and without sensationalism. TIM focuses on stories that most media ignores. Founded by Journalist Ben Swann.\nWikiLeaks - Founded in 2006 by Julian Assange. Wikileaks was the the primary source for leaking of highly secret corporate and government data. Wikileaks worked to protect its leakers by employing the use of PGP and TOR. While largely inactive since the arrest of its founder Julian Assange in 2019, Wikileaks archives are still an important repository of leaked data.\nWizSafe Journalist Privacy Guide - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\n"},{"id":14,"href":"/osint/","title":"OSINT","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Nothing has such power to broaden the mind as the ability to investigate systematically and truly all that comes under thy observation in life.\u0026rdquo; - Marcus Aurelius\nOpen Source Intelligence tools can be used to find information of all types. This can be useful in furthering your understanding of both offensive and defensive practices by finding information for anything and everything. OSINT is the direct inverse of open source privacy tools. OSINT can be used for nefarious purposes in some cases, but OSINT itself does not directly include the concept of hacking. OSINT only aims to find legally available public information. OSINT has tremendous use in regards to education and finding information about corporations, politicians and good journalism. These tools can also be used to help you understand your own privacy exposure as well. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAI (Artificial Intelligence) Tools # Art Generators # Albus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAnimate Anyone - App that allows you to take a static image or photo and create videos of movement based on the people or characters in those photos.\nDall E - DALL·E 2 is an AI system that can create realistic images and art from a description in natural language. Made by Open Ai. Closed source.\nDreamstudio.ai - AI Art Generation.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGemini - Formerly known as Bard. Google\u0026rsquo;s AI alternative to Chat GPT. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias, including filtering your text prompts through a DEI and social justice lens.\nLumiere - A Space-Time Diffusion Model for Video Generation. Made by Google, closed source. Create video from word prompts or pictures. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias.\nMagic Animate - Magic Animate is an open source project that allows you to produces an animated video from a single image and a motion video.\nMid Journey - Mid Journey is an independent research lab exploring new mediums of thought and expanding the imaginative powers of the human species. Requires the unencrypted messaging app Discord for image generation.\nOpen AI Sora - Sora can generate videos up to a minute long while maintaining visual quality and adherence to the user’s prompt. Closed source.\nFreedom and Privacy AI Tools # AI Unchained - Podcast by freedom advocate and bitcoin educator Guy Swann. Follow the newest updates in the AI industry to become more sovereign and efficient by utilizing cutting edge tools.\nAlex AI - Energy and Climate Chatbot. Built by Alex Epstein, an advocate of Freedom and Fossil Fuels. Iphone Only.\nGab AI - Chat GPT alternative and image generator by conservative Social Media company GAB.\nLibertAI - Decentralized privacy focused AI.\nUnleashed Chat - AI chatbot service designed with real privacy in mind. It stands out with its live Nostr data querying and advanced context embedding capabilities. It allows for Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network, for privacy and speed. The platform employs the latest Open Source models, prioritizing uncensored options.\nVenice - Venice is an open source alternative to Chat GPT. With built in features for code prompts and Stable Diffusion, Venice does not censor or spy on you. Also works as a privacy front end for several other AI tools. Launched by freedom advocate and crypto pioneer Erik Voorhees.\nGeneral AI Tools # AI or Not - Need to verify if images are AI generated? Here\u0026rsquo;s a project that can identify images from Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Dall-E, GAN and more.\nAIXploira - Access the largest list of top-quality AI tools available on the web.\nAlbus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAwesome GPT - List of dozens of GPT style LLMs.\nEsperanto.ai - Esperanto delivers high-performance, energy-efficient computing solutions that are the compelling choice for the most demanding AI and non-AI applications.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGPT4all - Self Hosted GPT Alternative.\nHuggingface.co - Open Source CHAT GPT Alternative.\nLM Studio - LM Studio lets you discover, download, and run local LLMs entirely offline.\nMaxAI.me - Chrome extension that lets you utilize AI on different sites.\nParse Prompt - Convert and summarize podcast episodes, audio clips, web-pages, and YouTube into AI-generated content.\nAttack Surface # BynaryEdge - We scan the web and gather data for you.\nCensys - Attack Surface Management Solutions.\nCriminalip.io - Cyber Threat Intelligence Search Engine and Attack Surface Management (ASM) platform.\nRedHunt Labs - Discover your Attack Surface, Continuously.\nSecurityTrails - The Total Internet Inventory.\nBug Hunting # Bug Bounty writeups - Detailed breakdowns of all sorts of different types of attacks.\nBughunter-handbook - A list of resources that will help bug bounty hunters with resources that are useful during their bug bounty journey.\nCertificates # CertSpotter - Monitors your domains for expiring, unauthorized, and invalid SSL certificates.\nCensys - Certificates - Certificates Search.\nCrt.sh - Certificate Search.\nCTSearch - Certificate Transparency Search Tool.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nTLS.BufferOver.run - Quickly find certificates in IPv4 space.\nCredentials # Check your email accounts to find associated accounts with breached companies.\nBreachdirectory.org - Check if your information was exposed in a data breach.\nCrackstation.net - Massive pre-computed lookup (Rainbow) tables to crack password hashes.\nDehashed - Free deep-web scans and protection against credential leaks, Takes Monero for Premium accounts.\nHackcheck - Hackcheck is a data breach search engine that makes checking the integrity of your data easy and flexible cheap! They currently offer several lightning fast queries to search through our billions of records with. The queries they offer are email, password, username, name, IP address, phone number, and domain name.\nHave I Been Pwned - Check if your email or phone is in a data breach.\nHaveibeensold.app - App that checks who is selling your data. Currently down.\nIntelx - Needs an account for most dumps, but shows accounts and password associated with on different sites.\nLeak-Lookup - Search across thousands of data breaches to find you compromised data - Requires an account for full results. Cheap prices and accepts Monero.\nLeakCheck.io - Make sure your credentials haven\u0026rsquo;t been compromised.\nLeakix - Identify public data leaks.\nMozilla Monitor - Stay safe with privacy tools from the makers of Firefox that protect you from hackers and companies that publish and sell your personal information. We’ll alert you of any known data breaches, find and remove your exposed info and continually watch for new exposures.\nSnusbase - Stay on top of the latest database breaches.\nSpycloud.com - More in Depth than haveIbeenpwned. Requires an account.\nCode Search Engines # GitHub Code Search - A search engine for searching projects on GitHub.\nGrep.app - Search across a half million git repos.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nNerdyData - Find companies based on their website\u0026rsquo;s tech stack or code.\nPublicwww.com - Source Code Search Engine. Find any alphanumeric snippet, signature or keyword in the web pages HTML, JS and CSS code.\nRepoSearch - Source code search engine that helps you find implementation details, example usages or just analyze code.\nSearchCode - Search 75 billion lines of code from 40 million projects.\nSourceGraph - Understand and search across your entire codebase.\nData Retention # Archive.org - The biggest site for internet website archives.\nDessant - A web extension for pulling data from archived sites.\nInteltechniques - A guide to manually remove your data from archive sites.\nMemento Time Travel - Memento TimeTravel is built using the archive.today API, and can thus be utilized as an upgraded internet archive product. It offers web users with an easy-to-use design.\nPagefreezer.com - PageFreezer is an alternative to the Wayback machine which utilizes Google-like crawling technology. The screenshots are taken using a fully automated operation.\nTubeRipper - An app that lets you rip or download videos from most platforms.\nWebcite - WebCite differs from the Wayback Machine by providing the sort of detailed snapshots of author-cited references requested by publishers, editors, and readers.\nDevice Information # Macaddress.io - MAC address vendor lookup.\nMaclookup.app - Find the vendor name of a device by entering an OUI or a MAC address.\nMacvendors.com - Find MAC Address Vendors. Now.\nMAC Vendor Lookup - Look up the vendor for a specific MAC Address.\nDNS # Chaos - Enhance research and analyse changes around DNS for better insights.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing.\nDNSDumpster - DNS recon \u0026amp; research, find \u0026amp; lookup DNS records.\nDNShistory.org - Domain Name System Historical Record Archive.\nDNSdb - Passive DNS historical database.\nDNSviz - Tool for visualizing the status of a DNS zone.\nDNSTwister - The anti-phishing domain name search engine and DNS monitoring service.\nDnslytics - The ultimate online investigation tool for DNS and other internet data.\nHackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nPassivedns.mnemonic.no - Web interface for querying passive DNS data collected in our malware lab.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nRapidDNS - DNS query tool which make querying - subdomains or sites of a same IP easy.\nDomains # Buckets.grayhatwarfare.com - Public buckets.\nBuiltWith - Find out what websites are Built With.\nCentralOps - DomainDossier - Investigate domains and IP addresses.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing!\nDomainIQ - Comprehensive Domain Intelligence.\nGrayhatwarfare.com - domains - How to search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nIPInfo - Provides your WAN or Public IP address.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nPentest-tools.com - Discover subdomains and determine the attack surface of an organization.\nRiddler - Allows you to search in a high quality dataset.\nRobTex - Various kinds of research of IP numbers, Domain names, etc.\nSecurityheaders.com - Scan your site now.\nSimilarweb.com - The easiest and fastest tool to find out what\u0026rsquo;s really going on online.\nSitereport.netcraft.com - Find out the infrastructure and technologies used by any site.\nSpyonweb.com - Find out related websites.\nStatscrop.com - Millions of amazing websites across the web are being analyzed with StatsCrop.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVisualsitemapper.com - Create a visual map of your site.\nWho.is - WHOIS Search, Domain Name, Website, and IP Tools.\nWhois.domaintools.com - Industry’s fastest domain discovery engine and broadest, most accurate data.\nWhoisology.com - Deep Connections Between Domain Names \u0026amp; Their Owners.\nExploits # 0day.today - The ultimate database of exploits and vulnerabilities.\nExploit-DB - An Exploit Database.\npacketstormsecurity.com - Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers.\nRapid7 - DB - A vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSploitus - A convenient central place for identifying the newest exploits.\nVulmon - A vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nFacial Recognition # Pimeyes - The gold Standard in facial recognition search, while prioritizing privacy. Focused Search Engines # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Correlate – Google Trends Correlate can help you identify search patterns that correlate with real-world trends. It can be used to identify search patterns that are similar to one another. For example, you could use the tool to find out if there is a link between new legislation and gun sales (at least in terms of the search volume related to the two topics).\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nGrabify - Grabify is a free web-based IP grabbing/URL shortening tool. (IP grabbing just as it implies simply means getting/grabbing peoples IP addresses.) This can be used to get location/IP data from potential attackers.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nIPGeo - IpGeo is a python tool to extract IP addresses from captured network traffic file (pcap/pcapng) and generate csv report containing details about the geolocation of each ip in the packets.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMillion Short – Million Short has an interesting approach to searching for information online. The interface is generally similar to a typical search engine. However, you can sort and filter the results in a number of ways. Examples include popularity, eCommerce, live chat, date, location, and others. Also, it automatically pulls out the top sites that usually occupy the top spots in any search result (e.g. Amazon.com, eBay, YouTube, etc.)\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nMention - A service that lets you track any code words across social media platforms. Paid service.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOSSDatabase - OSS DATABASE is a crowdsourced database of Open Source software. Their goal is to make it easy to look for open source alternatives and compare them with their proprietary peers.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPulsedive - A search engine for devices connected to the internet.\nPublic API\u0026rsquo;s - A list of several different API\u0026rsquo;s that are free to use for data pulling.\nPublicData.com - PublicData.com is the number one resource for public records from local, state, and federal agencies.\nProwl - A free IP search \u0026amp; identifications of IoC and IoA.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nSearch by Image - Tool to reverse image search docs, only works in Chromium based browsers.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nShodan – A search engine and network security tool for the internet of things. It finds devices on the internet like web servers, webcams, appliances, traffic lights, and even power plants.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTalkWalkerAlerts – TalkWalkerAlerts is a great alternative to Google Alerts because, in addition to monitoring the web for certain keywords, it monitors social media, blogs, and forums as well. This can be helpful if you need to find mentions of someone’s name or business across the web. Free and paid options.\nTorSearch - A TOR search engine for websites hosted on TOR (The Darknet).\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nTinyEye - A reverse image search.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nGeolocation # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nMail Addresses # Centralops - Email, Whois, DNS search info.\nEmailHippo - Email address verification technology.\nEmail-format.com - Find the email address formats in use at thousands of companies.\nHunter.io - Find professional email addresses in seconds.\nIntelligenceX - Search engine and data archive. Finds public personal information from data brokers.\nMelissa - Emailcheck - Check email addresses and verify they are live.\nMXToolbox - Check your email headers.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nReacher.email - Open-Source Email Verification.\nRocketReach - Your first-degree connection to any professional.\nskymem.info - Find email addresses of companies and people.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nThatsThem - Reverse email lookup.\nverify-email.org - Checks whether the mailbox exists or not.\nVoilaNorbert - Dind anyone\u0026rsquo;s email address.\nOSINT Lists # About.start.me - OSINT Dashboard to combine different OSINT tools.\nBostint - Large list of online tools you can use directly from the website.\nAwesome-Osint - A curated list of amazingly awesome open source intelligence tools and resources.\nFacebook Email Search - A simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFreedomlab.io - FreedomLab is a virtual gathering place for human rights defenders. Here you will find a repository of training materials, tutorials, and digital tools, all tailored to your needs and requirements. We hope you will learn about tools, experiences, advocacy and fundraising strategies, as well as knowledge and skills related to security. Through support and collaboration, human rights defenders increase their capacity to monitor and report, seek redress, and advocate for the promotion of human rights.\nFull OSINT - Full OSINT focused on the most popular web-based Open Source Intelligence and Cybersecurity Tools.\nHacker Search Engines - Long list of OSINT Tools.\nInteltechniques Tools - Dozens of tools available from Michael Bazzels website.\nOstintFramework - Terrific list. Layout is a bit strange can be annoying to navigate.\nOsint-jobs.com - Job board and education research.\nOsintcurio.us - The OSINT Curious Project was a source of quality, actionable, Open Source Intelligence news, original blogs, instructional videos, and live streams. We tried to keep people curious about exploring web applications for bits of information or trying out new techniques to access important OSINT data.\nOsintool.com - List of multiple tools with install instructions.\nOsintdojo.com - A giant list of OSINT resources.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nSociallinks.io - Everything you need to navigate the OSINT world, gain deeper insights, and enhance investigations.\nSocial-Analyzer - API, CLI \u0026amp; Web App for analyzing \u0026amp; finding a person’s profile across social media websites. It includes different string analysis and detection modules, you can choose which combination of modules to use during the investigation process.\nSpiderFoot - SpiderFoot is an open-source OSINT tool with 200+ modules for gathering information on target organizations, domains and IP addresses, networks, emails, and usernames. It offers automation capabilities for routine OSINT tasks like DNS queries, threat intelligence checks, breach detection, WHOIS lookups, and more.\nstart.me - Another Giant list of all sorts of tools.\nTCM-Open-Source-Intellingence-Resources - Compilation of Resources from TCM\u0026rsquo;s OSINT Course.\nThe Big Brother - The Big Brother V3.0 is a weaponized intelligence gathering platform designed for Red Teams and Elite Investigators. Built on a high-velocity asynchronous Python backend with an immersive 3D surveillance interface. Self hosted.\nX-osint - An Open source intelligent framework ie an osint tool which gathers valid information about a phone number, user’s email address, perform VIN Osint, and reverse, perform subdomain enumeration, able to find email from a name, and so much more.\nSecurity Focused Tools # 2fA.Directory - List of companies that use 2FA in America. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\n2fA.Directory.International - List of companies that use 2FA Internationally. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nBest Randoms - Random information generator for huge amount of categories.\nDmarc and SPF Checkers - A site Dmarc, SPF and DKIM are Email security settings that protect your email account from being spoofed or faked. This tool scores your domain to see how difficult it would be to spoof. ^1^\nDNS checker and port scanner - A site to check open ports, DNS SPF records and much more on your own internal server.\nEfani - Test your Phone number public connections to see your total phone exposure.\nEmail Rep - App that lets you check the known reputability of any email address and domain.\nEnd Of Life - Tracks closely software updates, and EOL status for a massive list of software. Need to figure out how long your new phone will be supported? They have you covered.\nExiftool - A tool let’s you pull metadata info from a wide range of file types.\nHudson Rock - Free tools to check for compromised corporate accounts.\nHowsecureismypassword - A site to test the security and the Bruce Force difficulty of your password.\nImmuniweb - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server or servers. Checks SSL status of multiple different types of applications. Also checks compliance with frameworks such as PCI, HIPAA and NIST.\nIp Quality Score - An app to check your IP, Email and Fraud prevention. Also allows for verifying Tor and VPN connectivity and much more.\nPolisis - Polisis gives you a glimpse of what websites actually say in their privacy policies.\nPrivacy Parrot - A search engine that helps determine if a website can sell your personal information.\nScamDoctor - Project that tracks known scam websites and use an algorithm to determine likelihood of other scams.\nSecurity Headers - A site to check the security headers of your own self-hosted server to check your exposure to attacks like XSS, Clickjacking and more.\nShieldsup - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Run by Steve Gibson of the SecurityNow Podcast and Spinrite data recovery application.\nSSL LABS - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Specifically looks at TLS config and hash algorithm of your website.\nTiny-check - A piece of software that scans your phone to check for unauthorized monitoring apps unknowingly installed.\nTOSBack (Terms of Service) - A website that reads back other website terms of service and puts it into a simple and easy to read summary.\nTraceLabs - An OSINT service that helps find missing people.\nVirus Total - Scan files, hashes and URLs to run them against a database of known compromised software. Extremely useful when evaluating new suspicious files or programs.\nW3Techs - Large list that tracks software utilization across industries. Find metrics based around software markets share.\nServers # FOFA - Cyberspace mapping.\nGreyNoise - The source for understanding internet noise.\nNatlas - Scaling Network Scanning.\nNetlas.io - Discover, Research and Monitor any Assets Available Online.\nOnyphe.io - Cyber Defense Search Engine for open-source and cyber threat intelligence data.\nZoomEye - Global cyberspace mapping.\nSocial Media Tools # Discord # Discord OSINT Attack Surface - Description of Discord\u0026rsquo;s attack surface.\nDiscord Snowflake to Timestamp Converter - Pulls Discord message timestamps.\nDiscordBee - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDiscordServers Search - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDutch OSINT Guy Discord Resources - OSINT Discord resources that may be useful for searching or pivoting on Discord.\nFacebook # Einvestigator.com - Facebook Search Tools and Resources.\nFacebook Email Search - Is a simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFB People Directory - Is a native tool built by Facebook so you can, as its name suggests, search their people directory. It’s super useful and one of the easiest tools to use when you’re looking for someone.\nPassive DNS - Technology allows you to investigate everything you can imagine about any organization or company in the world, way beyond a simple citizen profile. Let’s see it in action for facebook.com.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nToolzu.com - A platform for Facebook video downloading.\nGab # Gab OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGab OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tool for creating Bookmarklet.\nGab OSINT Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB ^1^\nGeneral Social Media Tools # Sherlock - Finds all usernames across 300 different social media platforms.\nSocialBlade - Real Time follower/subscriber counter for Youtube, Twitch, Instagram and Twitter.\nStories Down - Guide for several different platforms.\nGettr # Gettr OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGettr OSINT Investigations Tips \u0026amp; Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB.\nInstagram # Gramho - Identifying Followers of a Private Instagram Profile.\nInstahunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Instagram posts.\nInstagram OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Instagram.\nPicuki - View, edit and share your publicly available Instagram content.\nLinkedIn # Epieos LinkedIn Tool - Retrieve information linked to an email address.\nHow to conduct OSINT on Linkedin - List of tactics and strategies.\nLinkedIn OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the LinkedIn attack surface.\nLinkedIn OSINT Bookmarket Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part I - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part II - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nNew LinkedIn Search Features - Guide on search functions in LinkedIn.\nPinterest # Aware Online - List of tactics and strategies.\nPinterest OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Pinterest attack surface.\nReddit # Rdddeck - Creates Reddit decks.\nReddit OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Reddit attack surface.\nReddit OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nReddit OSINT Techniques - List of Osint tools and tactics for Reddit.\nUnddit - App that lets you display removed (by mods) and deleted (by users) comments/posts for Reddit.\nSkype # Skype OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Skype attack surface.\nSkypli - Skype search engine.\nSnapchat # Snapchat OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Snapchat attack surface.\nSnap Map - Watch Snaps submitted by Snapchatters around the world.\nTelegram # Awesome Telegram OSINT - Massive list of Telegram Tools.\nTelegram Analytics - Telegram channels and groups catalog in addition chat monitoring.\nTelegram Database - Telegram Search Engine.\nTikTok # TikTok OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the TikTok attack surface.\nTikTok OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate TikTok investigations.\nVidnice - TikTok search engine.\nTumblr # Tumblr OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Tumbler attack surface.\nTumblr OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate Tumblr investigations.\nTumblr OSINT Techniques - Breakdown of many tactics and techniques for OSINT on Tumblr.\nTwitter/X.com # Birdhunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Twitter posts.\nBot Sentinel - Helps you find and block trolls and fake Twitter accounts.\nFoller.me - Free people search engine finds social media profiles, public records, and more!\nNitter - Access Twitter through a privacy front end without an account.\nTinfoleak - Search for Twitter users leaks.\nTweet Beaver - If you’re doing research that involves a Twitter user, TweetBeaver is a great resource. Use it for things like downloading a user’s friends list, downloading a user’s followers list, checking to see if two accounts follow one another, and much more.\nTweetdeck - TweetDeck offers a more convenient Twitter experience by letting you view multiple timelines in one easy interface. It includes a host of advanced features to help get the most of Twitter: Manage multiple Twitter accounts, schedule Tweets for posting in the future, build Tweet collections, and more.\nTwitter OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Twitter attack surface.\nSpoonbill - Spoonbill lets you see profile changes from the people you follow on Twitter or other social networks.\nTrendsmap - Tracks hashtag trends by location.\nTweeterID - Pull your Twitter user ID.\nGetvidfy.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nSavetweetvid.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nURLs # HackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nMOZ Link Explorer - The world\u0026rsquo;s best backlink checker with over 40 trillion links.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nShorteners.grayhatwarfare.com - Search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nURLScan - A sandbox for the web.\nVehicles # Autocheck - Search by Vin or License Plate. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nFaxvin - Search by Vin. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nLicensesearch.org - Can be used to search License plates and Drivers licenses for a fee.\nSkipTracer - Python-based search engine program, that searches lots of different categories, Name, email, phone etc. In particular you can search License Plate info which is the most unique feature of this app.\nVehicle-OSINT-Collection - A comprehensive list of websites, add-ons, repositories, and other tools useful for finding information on a target vehicle ^2^\nVulnerabilities # Aqua Vulnerability Database - Vulnerabilities and weaknesses in open source applications and cloud native infrastructure.\nCapec.Mitre.org - A site that tracks common attack patterns.\nCloudvulndb.org - The Open Cloud Vulnerability \u0026amp; Security Issue Database.\nCVEDetails - The ultimate security vulnerability datasource.\nCVE.org - Another site that tracks identifies defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nGitHub Advisory Database - Security vulnerability database inclusive of CVEs and GitHub originated security advisories.\nLibraries.io - Open source package tracker.\nMITRE CVE - Another site that identifies, defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nMitre.org - A site that tracks common weaknesses across all software.\nNIST NVD - The National Vulnerability Database, that lists known threats and vulnerabilities.\nOssindex.sonatype.org - A free catalogue of open source components and scanning tools to help developers identify vulnerabilities, understand risk, and keep their software safe.\nOpencve.io - Easiest way to track CVE updates and be alerted about new vulnerabilities.\nOsv.dev - Open Source Vulnerability tracker.\nRapid7 - DB - Vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSecurity.snyk.io - Open Source Vulnerability Database.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVulDB - Number one vulnerability database.\nVulmon - Vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nVulners.com - Your Search Engine for Security Intelligence.\nVulnIQ - Vulnerability intelligence and management solution.\nWifi Discovery and Scanning # Acrylic WiFi - WiFi analysis, site survey \u0026amp; troubleshooting.\nAvast Wi-Fi Finder - Avast Wi-Fi Finder is an app to help you find free WiFi networks around you. Just check the map and take a look at the different points that show up. Tapping one of them gives you more information: the name of the network, whether it requires a password, etc.\nFree WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nNetwork Tools - Phone App for tracking all sorts of network metrics.\nOpen WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nWiFinder -\n"},{"id":15,"href":"/political-tools/","title":"Political","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;He knows nothing and thinks he knows everything. That points clearly to a political career.\u0026rdquo; -George Bernard Shaw\nHere at Liberty Tools we believe in looking at alternatives to electoral politics. We believe that in terms of advancing freedom electoral politics has mostly been a lost battle, or very often is actually counter productive. However we do have great respect for anyone who is trying to advance freedom as part of the political process, and continuing in the footsteps of the great politicians such as Ron Paul.\nCorruption Tracking # Epstein File Explorer - Explore millions of pages of publicly released documents from the Department of Justice, court records, and congressional disclosures related to the Jeffrey Epstein case.\nOpen Planter - Investigate and monitor Government and corporate finance. OpenPlanter ingests heterogeneous datasets — corporate registries, campaign finance records, lobbying disclosures, government contracts, and more — resolves entities across them, and surfaces non-obvious connections through evidence-backed analysis. It operates autonomously with file I/O, shell execution, web search, and recursive sub-agent delegation. Needs to be hosted locally.\nThe Webb - FOIA dumps, scanned court filings, Word docs, Excel sheets, handwritten notes — vast datasets with millions of files in mixed formats. Webb converts, OCRs, and indexes everything automatically. Entity extraction pulls names, organizations, dates, and relationships. Raw documents become structured, searchable intelligence.\n🏛️ Find Representatives \u0026amp; Voting Info # Govtrack – Look up your Congressional representatives and their voting records. Vote.org – Polling Place Locator – Find out where to vote. Ballotpedia – Discover open races, ballot measures, candidate info, and more. IV3 – Verify your voter roll info, report inaccuracies, and track updates. 💵 Money in Politics # Opensecrets – Follow campaign finance and lobbying data. ALLRegreen – Track campaign contributions by industry and individual donors. Follow The Crypto – See cryptocurrency donations to politicians. Check My Donation – Check if your name has been used fraudulently in political donations. 📊 Government Transparency \u0026amp; Spending # Open the Books – Audit government spending at federal, state, and local levels. Data Republican – Explore federal grant allocations, charity, and NGO funding. DogeAI - A new AI project trying to expose political corruption. 🏢 Political Appointees \u0026amp; Local Involvement # OurPublicService.org – Appointee Tracker – Track political appointees in federal positions. Run Locally – Libertarian Party initiative to support local candidates. "},{"id":16,"href":"/privacy/","title":"Privacy","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The Cypherpunks are actively engaged in making the networks safer for privacy. Let us proceed together apace. Onward\u0026rdquo; - Eric Hughes\nPrivacy is a fundamental tenet of a free society. Corporations and governments are gathering data at record rates and will happily sell it to the highest bidder. In the era of social media, doxxing, twitter mobs and rising crime, take back your privacy to protect yourself and your family.\nAll in one Privacy Solutions # Cloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Cloaked is not Open Source. Though they do plan to open source their project in the future. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nMySudo - All in one privacy solution. MySudo offers services for phones, profiles, emails, virtual credit cards and more. MySudo doesnt always work well on non Android OSes like Calyx and you often need a google supported phone for activation, but once you activate it, it should work fine on Graphene.\nBrowsers # Brave - From the original creators of Firefox, Brave aims to use maximum privacy as a default. With ad blocking, phishing blocking, fingerprint and cookie blocking all enabled by default. Brave does offer ad payments in its own crypto token BAT, which has drawn some criticism from privacy advocates - In Depth Review\nDecentr - Brand new blockchain-based browser. Pays out in their own token for browsing search, much like Brave.\nFirefox - Firefox has a long-established history of competing with the most well-known browsers as the longest-serving open-source alternative. However, due to recent changes by Firefox in order to gain more revenue, we NO longer recommend them. Check out more here.\nLibreWolf - LibreWolf is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks.\nMullvad Browser - The Mullvad Browser is a privacy-focused web browser developed in a collaboration between Mullvad VPN and the Tor Project. It’s designed to minimize tracking and fingerprinting. You could say it’s a Tor Browser to use without the Tor Network. Instead, you can use it with a trustworthy VPN. The idea is to provide one more alternative – beside the Tor Network – to browse the internet with more privacy. To get as many people as possible to fight the big data gathering of today. To free the internet from mass surveillance.\nPrivacy Tests - In-depth comparison of browser privacy.\nTor Browser - Tor Browser is your choice if you need an extra layer of anonymity. It\u0026rsquo;s a modified version of Firefox, which comes with pre-installed privacy add-ons, encryption, and an advanced proxy. It\u0026rsquo;s not recommended to install additional browser addons. Plugins or addons may bypass Tor or compromise your privacy. While TOR is the best in privacy, it is also notoriously slow.\nWaterfox - Waterfox is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks. Not quite as private as something like LibreWolf, but makes up for it in speed and functionality.\nBrowser Exposure Checks # Cover Your Tracks and EFF Tool - A project from the EFF. Cover Your Tracks is two things: a tool for users to understand how unique and identifiable their browser makes them online, and a research project to uncover the tools and techniques of online trackers and test the efficacy of privacy add-ons. In Depth Breakdown and Review\nIpleak - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDNSLeaktest - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDeviceInfo - Checks computer hardware and software specs\nAm I Unique -Checks your IP and browser public info.\nBlacklight- Check third party trackers\nBrowserspy - When you surf around the internet your browser leaves behind a trail of digital footprints. Websites can use these footprints to check your system. BrowserSpy.dk is a service where you can check just what information it\u0026rsquo;s possible to gather from your system, just by visiting a website.\nPrivacy.net - What information can a website find out about you when you visit it? A lot more than you probably realize. This tool lists information that any website, advertisement, and widget can collect from your web browser. Such information could be used to identify you and/or track your behavior using tactics like IP lookups and browser fingerprinting. While none of this may be considered personally identifiable information (PII), the profile drawn from all these pieces of information can be so distinct that it can only plausibly match a single person.\nPersonaldata.info - Check what data your browser is leaking, and other tools.\nBrowser Extensions # AdNauseam - Extension that randomly opens ads to obfuscate tracking.\nBypass Paywalls - App that lets you get past paywalls to view otherwise paid content.\nCanvas Fingerprint Defender - Creates fake Canvas IDs to prevent fingerprinting.\nClear Browsing Data - Clear browsing data like cookies, history, and cache directly from the browser toolbar.\nDissenter - Browser extension that allows you to comment on any web page free of censorship.\nGoogle Teller - App that beeps every time a connection with Google is made.\nHTTPS Everywhere - Encrypts your communications with many major websites, making your browsing more secure.\nLibRedirect - Redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends like Newpipe, Nitter, Wikiless, etc.\nLocalCDN - Emulates Content Delivery Networks to improve your online privacy by intercepting traffic and injecting supported resources locally.\nMailvelope - Privacy-focused email web extension to securely encrypt your emails with PGP using webmail providers.\nMozilla Containers - Allows you to separate your browsing experience into different color-coded tabs to help protect your privacy.\nNoScript - Allows JavaScript and other potentially harmful content to be executed only by trusted websites of your choice.\nPrivacy Badger - Stops advertisers and trackers from secretly tracking where you go and what pages you look at on the web.\nPrivacy Possum - Monkey wrenches common commercial tracking methods by reducing and falsifying the data gathered by tracking companies.\nRedirector - Web browser extension (Firefox, Vivaldi, Chrome, Opera, Edge) to redirect URLs based on regex or wildcard patterns.\nSnowFlake - Helps people in censored countries access the Internet without restrictions by acting as a proxy.\nTerms of Service; Didn\u0026rsquo;t Read - Provides short and quick summaries about the terms and privacy policies of websites you browse.\nTrackMeNot - Protects privacy in web-search by issuing randomized queries to common search engines.\nuBlock Origin - Free, open-source ad content blocker that increases security and privacy in your browser.\nWatch on Odysee - Redirects you from YouTube to Odysee, a decentralized YouTube alternative.\nCar Privacy # 49dollarmontanaregisteredagent - Montana based company that creates LLC’s and will register your car to that LLC in Montana thus keeping your name unattached to the car. Montana has the added benefit of a one time registration for cars over 11 years old and no emissions or safety checks\nDeflock - Deflock is a site that tracks \u0026ldquo;Flock\u0026rdquo; ALPR camera readers. Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) are cameras that capture images of all passing license plates, storing details like the car\u0026rsquo;s location, date, and time. These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles—regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. While these systems can be useful for tracking stolen cars or wanted individuals, they are mostly used to track the movements of innocent people.\nFreedomev - Open source software for Tesla cars. Still in development.\nGhostPlate - Physical device that lets you temporarily obscure your license plate.\nHave I Been Flocked - A website that lets you see whether or not someone has manually searched your license plate in the Flock System.\nNotmyPlate - App that lets you request to legally opt out of License plate collection data via the GDPR. Not likely to be super helpful in non EU countries.\nOpen Auto - An open source alternative to Android Auto, and app that helps you utilize your phone wild driving.\nOpen XC - OpenXC is a combination of open source hardware and software that lets you extend your vehicle with custom applications and pluggable modules. It uses standard, well-known tools to open up a wealth of data from the vehicle to developers, even beyond OBD-II.\nPlate Privacy - A project by the Institute for Justice to track car camera software and fight back.\nPrivacyforCars - Delete your data from rental cars after you are no longer using them. Website also provides a lot of other privacy education on vehicles.\nVehiclePrivacyreport - Check for status of vehicles internet connection to the manufacturers\nComputers # Computer Manufacturers # Framework - Linux focused laptops that are endlessly customizable. With Framework you can swap out any laptop part at anytime. It could be the last computer you ever buy.\nPurism - Open Source company. Makes Open Source Laptops, Phones and Servers. Partners with other liberty focused companies like Start 9. Accepts Bitcoin as a method of payment. Also offers a private phone data plan. Shipping is known to be very slow in some cases. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nStarLabs - A computer company that sells a wide range of linux computers that come preconfigured with multiple different distros. Also includes a linux based tablet. Accepts Bitcoin\nSystem76 - Well known American Linux Company. Developed and pioneered Pop-OS operating system, A user friendly Ubuntu/Debian Fork.\nTuxedoComputers - High quality Linux focused computers. German company, only communicates in German.\nComputer Operating Systems # CNIX - A simple Linux distro that puts privacy first, but it\u0026rsquo;s much less intense than TAILS or QUBES.\nDistro Watch - Distro Watch tracks and rates all Linux Operating systems.\nLinuxMint - Linux distro for beginners.\nPop!_OS - Ubuntu Fork built by a dedicated Linux Hardware Company System76. Pop!_OS is one of the easiest and cleanest Linux distros around.\nQubesOS - a privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. Qubes requires a bit more hardware as it runs several virtual machines to segregate your applications to better ensure your privacy.\nReactOS - An Open Source OS designed to mimic the Windows file system.\nTAILS - A privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. With TAILS all traffic is routed through TOR and all of your data is deleted as soon as the computer is turned off.\nUbuntu - The long term gold standard for beginner Linux users.\nData Removal # AccountKiller- Website that helps you find and delete a wide range of old accounts across multiple platforms through specific account/platform targeting.\nCreditFreeze- Freeze your Credit in the event of a data breach\nCyberOneIntel - CyberOneIIntel claims to find what other services can\u0026rsquo;t - including social media accounts, employment history, dating profiles, gaming profiles, dark web credential breaches, indexed search engine occurrences, and much more.\nData Broker Opt Out List - massive list of data sites to opt out of manually.\nData Brokers List - Links to purge your data manually from data brokers\nData Opt Out - Links to requests to manually delete data from multiple websites and platforms.\nDeleteMe - Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. In Depth Discussion\nEasyOptOuts - Cheap service to remove your accounts from Data Brokers\nHacked - Paid service that helps you recover from hacks and exposed personal data. Service can help with deleting videos or images from website or social media platforms. Service can also help you recover hacked accounts if you have lost access.\nJustDeleteMe - A directory of direct links to delete your account from web services. If you would like to delete a wide range of your accounts manually, JustDeleteMe can link you directly to the section of page where you can easily delete your account.\nMyDataRemoval - Another competitor for purging personal information, Name, Home address etc. Review\nOneRep - Alternative to DeleteMe. Offers a free trial and more deletion services but does have some negative reviews. One Rep is known for automating this process and not using employee manual checks. In Depth Review\nOptery - Removes Your Home Address, Phone and Other Private Info from Google, and 220+ Sites Review\nRedact - App that will delete your social media presence including specific comments and posts on multiple platforms. Includes FB, Reddit, Discord, Twitter etc…\nRemove Data from web Archive - Guide to remove your data from archive sites\nSayMine- Automated service that pulls your emails to find accounts created and sends them emails for data removal request. Be careful though, as this can sometimes cause you to send information to companies that you may have received emails from, but do not actually have an account with and thus actually giving them more information than they had in the first place. Saymine also offers corporate privacy services.\nDead Mans Switch # BqETH - BeQth is a trustless dead mans switch based on the Polygon network, an Ethereum Layer 2. BeQth lets you create a smart contract on the polygon blockchain that will send out our secret data via email to whoever you wish after an allotted amount of time. Transactions are all encrypted and totally on chain. Users can essentially mine the algorithm to unlock secret keys by the allotted time, essentially allowing for users to mine secrets. Does not require KYC. CipherWill - A non crypto based E2E dead mans switch service. Your secrets are encrypted with 256 AES encryption and zero knowledge proofs for the best possible security. Requires basic KYC. Gone Mans Switch - Gone Man\u0026rsquo;s Switch is a simple web application that allows you to create messages that will be delivered when you are absent (gone) for a certain period. Fully Self-hosted and open source. You can schedule long term messages to yourself via Telegram, Email or SMS. Sarcophagus - Similar to BeQTH Sarcophagus is also built on the polygon blockchain. Sarcophagus is decentralized, open-source and DAO owned + operated. They believe bringing dead man\u0026rsquo;s switch functionality to the web3 ecosystem can empower and provide security infrastructure for an entire generation of applications, regardless of their size Email # Email Providers # Email cannot offer the same fundamental privacy of other communication protocols. Use better tools when it matters. Nevertheless, it remains an essential tool in every day life, and the following providers offer excellent privacy.\n10 Minute Mail - Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.- Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.\n33Mail - Unlimited private email aliases.\nBeeble - Encrypted email and data storage. Uses hybrid AED and PGP encryption methods. Uses decentralized server infrastructure.\nFastMail - No free version. In Depth Review.\nLavabit - The company responsible for setting the Seppuku Pledge precedent. Originally used by Edward Snowden, Lavabit refused to give up information on him to the US Government. Lavabit shut down before handing over information and re-opened years later.\nMailbox - Private email with cloud services. In Depth Review.\nMailcow - Self-hosting email isn\u0026rsquo;t recommended, but Mailcow is an application that can help simplify the process. Article on the difficulties with Email.\nMailfence - Encrypted email service based in Belgium.\nMigadu - Email hosting service that doesn\u0026rsquo;t track and lets you add in unlimited domains and accounts for cheap.\nPax Mail - A lesser-known privacy-focused email provider, Pax offers paid-only accounts to provide full email services that do not compromise their values. Specifically created for Freedom lovers. Their values are listed clearly here.\nProtonMail - All data is stored in an encrypted state, and decrypted by the client. Emails between Proton users are end-to-end encrypted. The client-side code is open source. Proton servers are located in Switzerland. Basic accounts are free. Additional storage and features are available through paid plans, which can be paid for in Bitcoin. In-depth review from Restore Privacy.\nTutanota - Similar to Proton, all data is stored in an encrypted state, and emails between users are end-to-end encrypted. Tutanota servers are located in Germany, which is part of the 14 Eyes. Free and paid options available.\nEmail Clients # FairEmail - Fully featured, open source, privacy friendly email app for Android. Uses OpenKeychain to decrypt messages and optionally encrypt messages. Review\nK-9 - Mobile open source email client. Review\nMailSpring - Opensource. Great free email client, works with a variety of email providers. Does not work with Protonmail.\nThunderbird - Thunderbird is a free and open-source cross-platform email client developed by the Mozilla Foundation, the people who are behind the Firefox web browser. Been around for awhile, can be a bit buggy at times.\nEmail Aliases # Abine/Blur - Provides email and Debit card aliases. Albine provides several other options as well. Paid Service offered along with other services. Review\nAnonAddy - Very Similar product to Simple Login. In Depth Review Comparison Review of SL and AA\nFirefox Relay - Free email alias service. Also offers paid phone relay service. Review\nSimple Login - Free cloud services, cheap premium accounts anonymously with Monero. Also offers Self Hosting options.\nFile Encryption # Cryptomator - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nCoze - Coze is an open source cryptographic JSON messaging specification which uses digital signatures to prove identity and ownership over digital files and messages.\nOpenPGP - Lists of several differnt applications that all use the OpenPGP standard.\nPGPTool - Based off the original PGP Alogrithim, PGP tool is a A simple and secure online client-side PGP Key Generator, Encryption and Decryption tool. Generate your PGP Key pairs, encrypt or decrypt messages easily with a few clicks.\nPicoCrypt - Lightweight open source encryption client that’s easy to use, completely free and focuses on only encrypting files and nothing else. Most Encryption apps tend to use AES-256 while Pico uses the new and improved XChaCha20 for encryption. It also uses Argon 2 for key derivation as opposed to SHA for further protection\nVeracrypt - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nFirewalls # Little Snitch - Inbound and Outbound firewall blocking for desktop. MAC OS only.\nOPNsense is a free and open source network FreeBSD-based firewall\nPFSense - Well supported free Open Source network Firewall Software\nPihole - Network wide Ad-Blocker and DNS sinkhole. Can also be used as a DHCP server\nPort Master - Application Firewalls. This program works as a VPN replacement. May break your VPN connection while installed. Works in Linux and Windows.\nSimplewall - Simple Open Source Windows only Firewall\nSnort - Open Source Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)\nInternet Service Providers # FemtoStar - Open Source Satellite internet.\nNomadinternet - Internet for off grid living.\nUkama - A project empowering everyone to build a decentralized cell phone network powered by you to connect the world.\nKillswitches # Buskill - USB ‘dead man’s switch’ locks down (or kills) snatched laptops\nUSBGuard - The USBGuard software framework helps to protect your computer against rogue USB devices (a.k.a. BadUSB) by implementing basic whitelisting and blacklisting capabilities based on device attributes.\nUSBKill - USBKill Python Script allows your computer to lock out if any unapproved USB devices are inserted into your computer. Directly inspired by the arrest of Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht\nMessengers # Bitchat- Launched by Jack Dorsey in 2025, like Briar it uses bluetooth. Other features include: Works Offline on local Bluetooth LE mesh networks, with automatic peer discovery and multi-hop relaying Provides end to end encryption via X25519 key exchange and AES-256-GCM for both private and channel messages. Supports store \u0026amp; forward, caching messages for offline peers until they reconnect Requires no accounts, email addresses, or phone numbers messages live only on users’ devices.\nBriar - Briar doesn’t rely on a central server - messages are synchronized directly between the users’ devices. If the internet’s down, Briar can sync via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, keeping the information flowing in a crisis. If the internet’s up, Briar can sync via the Tor network for additional privacy.\nComparison and Ranks - Detailed comparison of all major messaging apps features and privacy.\nKeet - Peer-to-Peer Chat with high quality Video \u0026amp; Text. Private \u0026amp; Encrypted. Has BTC payment methods built in.\nMatrix - Also commonly known as Element for the most popular Matrix front end. Matrix is a chat Protocol with several different applications that cab be used to participate in the network. Element has full End-to-End encryption, completely open source, fully self hostable and comes with most of the same functionality of Discord or Slack. Also has the ability to Bridge with other chat apps, meaning you can connect Matrix directly to Telegram, or Slack or most other chat apps and mangage those communications via whichever matrix client you choose. Probably the best option for self hosting small companies. Matrix Instance Testing\nMolly- Hardened Signal Fork that is fully open source.\nSignal - An easy-to-use end-to-end encrypted messenger. Long considered the gold standard. Built in auto-delete of messages. standard of chat privacy. Not fully open source. Signal used to require a phone number, but you can now use a username if you prefer. One of the easiest apps to convert normies.\nSilence - A signal fork that picked up SMS direct encryption after Signal decided to no longer pursue it. While you should stay away from SMS whenever possible, it is sometimes still necessary to communicate with certain people this way. And with Silence you can protect yourself. Signal on SMS\nSimpleX - The first messenger without user IDs. SimpleX uses the smart client dumb server model. Meaning you can setup a simple relay to forward your fully encrypted messages to recievers. SimpleX is still early. It has a simple desktop but this isnt fully features currently. In Depth Podcast with the creator.\nSession - Session is an end-to-end encrypted messenger that minimises sensitive metadata, designed and built for people who want absolute privacy and freedom from any form of surveillance. No phone numbers and completely open source.\nTelegram - Easy to use encrypted messaging app. Telegram is NOT End-to-End encrypted by default but does have the option to create E2E secret chats. While its not E2E encrypted it does still encrypt your traffic to the Telegram Servers which is an improvement over SMS. Telegram is simple and is heavily used all across the world, and is a good introduction to a more privacy preserving chat app. However Telegram does have access to user data in its internal servers and has been known to hand that information over at times. Telegram is one of the most used encrypted apps around and as a result can be a haven for scammers.\nThreema - an end-to-end encrypted messenger, similar to Signal. Not a free app. Good overall app, but relatively low userbase due to the non free nature of it.\nWhitenoise - An encrypted messaging app that uses the NOSTR Protocol for private and public key pairs.\nWire - E2E by default. Lots of functionality. Fully open source. Self hosting options available. Built in auto-delete of messages. Can be a bit buggy at times, smaller userbase.\nMetadata Removal # Desktop Metadata removal - Windows and Mac can remove this natively. Linux needs a few steps.\nImagepipe - Android only metadata remover\nMesh Networks # PKT.Cash - PKT uses PacketCrypt, the world’s first bandwidth-hard proof of work. When you connect your home or office internet to the PKT Network, you earn PKT Cash (PKT).PKT mining does not require permission from a centralized company. Miners power the network in a decentralized way, which scales to provide low cost, high speed internet access worldwide.\nOpenmesh - Your Gateway to Building Personalized Data Ecosystems in minutes, instead of weeks. A decentralized node operator that allows for running of various services.\nThreefold - To build an open-source peer-to-peer Internet infrastructure that removes all forms of centralization from the global IT systems. Anything we do needs to improve the planet’s situation and benefit the people around us. Internet access is a human right and it can change everything for the lives of people as an infinite source of tools and information. Our technology was designed to scale ThreeFold anywhere electricity and bandwidth are present.\nMobile # Aliasing # Abine - Offers Phone masking/aliasing for a fee.\nFireFox Relay - Phone Alias service that comes along with an email alias service. Email aliasing is free, phone alias service requires a small monthly fee.)\nSee our All in one Privacy Section for More\nAlternative App Stores # Accrescent - Accrescent is a private and secure Android app store built with modern features in mind. It aims to provide a developer-friendly platform and pleasant user experience while enforcing modern security and privacy practices and offering robust validity guarantees for installed apps.\nAPK-Pure - A site to download and install APK\u0026rsquo;s (install files for phone OSes) this is an easy way to completely bypass app stores. The downside is that your software needs to be updated manually through APK-Pure and is not managed automatically by an app store.\nAptoide - A competitor to the google app store. With over 1 millon apps. While its not specifically privacy focused its a nice alternative when you cant use the regular good app store, or if you cant find what you need in F-Droid.\nAurora Store - A privacy front end for the Google App store. You can find anything you need from google through Aurora. However as this is a front end, it connects to the google app store so that you dont have too. This does require an account. Aurora provides anonymous accounts for you to use, however Google will rate limit these accounts to make them difficult to use sometimes. You can just create your own Gmail account to bypass this if necessary.\nF-Droid - F-Droid is the premier app store for open source apps. For anyone truly intrested in privacy should first check for apps in F-droid before going to mainstream appstores as Fdroid only carries Open Source apps. Completely free, open source and does not require an account.\nObtainium - Obtainium allows you to install and update apps directly from their releases pages, and receive notifications when new releases are made available.\nBurner Phone Numbers # 5sim - Over 500,000 Numbers Originating from Around 180 Countries Online. Low fees. Does not take cryptocurrency.\nBurnerApp - Burner Phone numbers. Usually work for services like Amazon and Twitter\nCrypton - Affordability meets security: For the cost of a movie ticket per month, get a physical SIM phone number. All your messages are encrypted with your personal key, protecting them from prying eyes.\nFreePhoneNum - One time Use burner numbers. Many services wont accept these.\nPhone Blur - offers the use of non-VoIP US phone numbers for account verification, multi-factor authentication, and other needs. Formerly Text Secure.\nSMSPool - Privacy focused non voip SMS burner numbers with area codes from all over the world. Company accepts cryptocurrency including Monero. Cheap options that are known to work with difficult providers like Discord or Twitter.\nSMS4SATS - Bitcoin focused SMS numbers that utilize Bitcoins Layer 2, Lightning network.\nTelnum - Burner Numbers and permanent numbers via Monero\nTossable Digits - Alternative to Google voice for phone porting. Also provides multiple phone numbers.\nMobile Operating Systems # CalyxOS - A privacy focused de-Googled Android Alternative that’s more privacy focused than Lineage but more user friendly than Graphene. Only available on Google Pixel models.\nE.foundation - Degoogled Phone OS that works with most major phone models\nGraphene OS - The king of Privacy phones. Completely de-googled heavily privacy focused phone App Store. Only available on Google Pixel models. Install Guide and Another install guide\nHavoc-OS - Similar to Lineage with large compatibility of devices. Works on over 150 devices. Still available but not a lot of updates.\nLineage – An open source Android alternative that’s compatible with most major Smart Phone and other Android Devices. Does not have a locked bootloader, which is a slight security concern.\nPlexus - App that lists compatibility of over 1000 phone apps for Open source phone roms.\nUbuntu Touch - Open Source Phone and Tablet Rom.\nMobile Phones # Above Phone - The Above Phone offers Graphene OS phones for sale along with their own services like \u0026ldquo;Above VPN\u0026rdquo; along with additional support to help you get fully migrated over to their ecosystem.\nDe-googled - Sells De-googled phones, Lineage Calyx and Graphene - Takes crypto\nEfani - Company that offers Sim Swap protection and prevention. \u0026ldquo;Efani works like any other carrier, except Efani adds exceptional security to your plan via an impressive security tech stack.\u0026rdquo;\nFairphone - Sustainable phone that lets your replace all parts in the phone. Will support CalyxOS soon. currently only available in the UK. Also offers sustainable headphones and other items.\nFreedomphone - NOT RECOMMENDED. Privacy focused phone marketing towards conservatives. OS Is closed source, with little in the way of details on how anything actually works. Backed by conservative commentator Candace Owens.\nFrequency Check - App that lets you check what plans and locations your phone is compatible with.\nIsland - Sandboxing app for Stock Android\nMamushi- Specializes in Calyx OS , Accepts Monero.\nMark37 - A full service Christian privacy company that specializes in their \u0026ldquo;Ghost Phone\u0026rdquo; a Graphene OS phone with custom config. Offers several other privacy services and devices.\nNitrokey - Phones with Mics and Cameras removed\nPine64 - Completely Open Source Phone. May have some compatibility issues.\nPrivate Phone Shop - Fully configured privacy focused phones you purchase. Primarily offers Lineage and Graphene OS. Also offers other privacy services.\nProject Guardian - A physical phone silencing device. A new machine that silences all noise going into your phone from your micophone. All you have to do is set your phone on top of the device and it blocks all incoming sound. Also provides wireless charging. Can be used with two phones at a time.\nPurism - NOT RECOMENDED. Completely Open Source Phone from the ground up, however this comes with many difficulties including supply chain issues. Purism has been known to have very late deliveries in some cases as long as years with no refunds. Order with caution.\nRoninMobile - RoninDojo a bitcoin privacy company, now makes pixel based phones with options for both Calyx and Graphene.\nUnplugged Phone - Unplugged phone is a closed source privacy phone touted by many conservative influencers. It offers its own ecosystem of privacy apps. However many of these apps arent likely to be very useful since you need their phone in order to use them. Given this and the closed source nature of the software we cannot recomend this phone at this time. You are better off with known Open-source alternatives.\nVolla Phone - A minimalist design and new operating concept with the springboard, quick menu and collections. Comes with either Volla OS or Ubuntu Touch installed.\nMobile Service Providers # AweSIM - Privacy focused phone service. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nFreedomPop - Cheap and in some cases free VOIP plans.\nInvisv - Privacy focused phone service. INVISV Relay brings Multi-Party Relay (MPR) privacy to Android, offering a service that decouples trust: where INVISV\u0026rsquo;s job is to ensure that nobody but you has all your critical information. In effect, your requests for data from the Internet, whether with a web browser or with any other app, are unlinked from your identity, and neither INVISV nor our infrastructure partners nor your broadband Internet provider nor a mobile operator can link your identity and your Internet usage and location together.\nSIMXL - e-SIMs Accessible for Everyone, that accepts Monero.\nSilent Link - A real phone number provider not a VOIP number, that can be acquired anonymously. Only allows for incoming calls, but also provides a cheap data plan. Does not always provide the best service. A backup data plan is not a bad idea with this service while using Silent link primarily for privacy.\nVOIP Providers # Hushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nJMP - Private VOIP numbers. Uses the company Telnyx on the back end, but it try\u0026rsquo;s to make this process simpler for a small fee, as you can use Telnyx directly for cheaper fees and good privacy but the process is quite difficult.\nPassword Managers # Password managers are one of the few security tools that makes your life easier. With all of your passwords in one place, often including a password autofill so that you don\u0026rsquo;t have to even type your password, which also helps to keep you safe from keylogging or should surfing attacks.\nBitwarden - FOSS password manager. Free cloud password management, or you can completely self host. 2FA is easily configurable as well. Decryption happens on your client device not on the server, meaning your passwords are encrypted if the server is compromised. Bitwarden also has a password generator, and allows for multiple password encrypted password accounts making it perfect for a small enterprise solution.\nKeepass - The top local password manager. Instead of setting up a server you can run your password manager directly on your personal work machine.\nPasswordSafe - A local password Manager that utilizes Blowfish. Created by security expert and old school cypherpunk Bruce Schneier. Works on windows and Linux.\nVPNMentor Secure Password Generator - Online Password generator for when you aren\u0026rsquo;t working with a standard password manager. Provides other high quality VPN and password related tools as well, like a password strength checker.\nPrivacy Resources and Education # Podcasts # Citadel Dispatch - Hosted by Matt Odell a Freedom and Bitcoin Advocate.\nClosed Network - Privacy and security podcast focused on the everyday person and using simple tools and techniques to become a smaller target for online attacks.\nOptOut - Hosted by privacy and freedom advocate Seth for Privacy, covering a wide range of privacy related issues.\nPrivacy Security and Osint - Hosted by the king of privacy, Micahel Bazzell, covers a wide range of privacy, security and Osint. Currently on a hiatus.\nSurveillance Report - Joint hosted by Privacy advocates Henry from Techlore and Nate from the New Oil. Break down of weekly data leaks and privacy incursions.\nWatchMan Privacy - Hosted by Gabriel Custodiet, a principled privacy and freedom advocate.\nOther Privacy Lists # alternativeto.net\nbrainfucksec.github.io/a-good-privacy-list\ndegoogle.jmoore.dev/#replacementsalternatives\ngithub.com/mendel5/alternative-front-ends\ngithub.com/mjovanc/awesome-decentralized\ngithub.com/pluja/awesome-privacy\nlopp.net/bitcoin-information/privacy.html\nnomoregoogle.com\nPrism-Break\nproducthunt.com\nprivacyfirstproducts.softr.app\nprivacytools.io\nreddit.com/r/privacy/wiki/de-google\nsovereignstack.tools\nPurchase Proxys # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nAnonShop - This one works a bit different. You pick a product you want and send the link to AL. AL will then purchase the item and send it to a nearby locker based on your zip code. All paid with Monero. This currently only works for Amazon orders.\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPurse.io - A purchase proxy that offers up to 15% discounts with crypto and users will purchase products for you. Currently takes BTC, BCH and lightning.\nRouters # Anyone - A harward based internet router/proxy that provides privacy by default.\nFlash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router,that prioritizes network wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come per-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers than can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that thats forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls and a virtual server seperate from the Firewall OS.\nSearch # Brave Search - Private search results, using its own indexer, with full search transparency. Aims to be one of the biggest competitors to google. In Depth Review\nDuckDuckGo - Biggest privacy focused search engine, they have admitted to censoring in some cases, but overall still better than Google.\nKagi - Privacy respecting search engine does not track any info or provide any ads and no data mining or IP collecting. Requires an account and limits amount of searches per day for free accounts. Offers paid accounts as well. Not Open Source. Privacy policy\nMojeek - Search engine that claims to use its own indexer and does not rely on search results from Bing or Google\nPresearch - Decentralized search engine that pays you out per search with their own token. You can also run a node and get paid out in their token provided you meet the minimum requirements.\nSearx - Searx is probably the most hard-core of the options, but provides a very solid experience and search results across multiple sources.\nSearch Ranking and Analysis\nWhoogle - A google search proxy that can be hosted. Check out Seth for Privacys public instance of Whoogle It’s easy to self-host, if desired.Public instances\nShipping Services # AtoB - Everything you need to send and receive packages in a decentralized way. Built on NOSTR.\nAmerica’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nProxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide.\nSovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption.\nTraveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it.\nVirtual Private Networks (VPNs) # Cloak - Experimental new program. it works by masquerading proxied traffic as normal web browsing activities. In contrast to traditional tools which have very prominent traffic fingerprints and can be blocked by simple filtering rules, it\u0026rsquo;s very difficult to precisely target Cloak with little false positives. This increases the collateral damage to censorship actions as attempts to block Cloak could also damage services the censor state relies on.\nCryptoStorm - The VPN service provider for the truly paranoid. Zero logging VPN service that publishes all of its open source config for users to read. Utilizes Hashed token authentication. Accepts Monero.\nGuardster - Anonymizer service that provides an alternative to VPN.\nIVPN - No logs, regularly audited VPN service, No customer data stored, Clear privacy policy, Transparent ownership and team, Strong ethics: no trackers, no false promises, no surveillance ads. In Depth Reviews\nLN VPN - VPN service based on the lightning network. You can purchase and use wireguard based VPN services all on lightning. Also offers phone numbers per country all paid via lightning.\nLokiNet - New experimental TOR competitor.\nMullvad - Mullvad has a long reputation of preserving privacy. Mullvad does not log traffic, proven by a police raid. Allows anonymous sign ups, Accepts Monero for payment for Premium accounts. Uses a killswitch and uses Wireguard for speed and security. Provides a mobile app and desktop app. The Mobile app can be a bit finicky for some people. Does not have an app kill switch. In Depth Review\nNym - A new VPN project that works to implement new tech including mixnets, zk-nyms, post quantum tech and more. Backed by Wikileaks Chelsea Manning.\nObscura - Obscura is a new VPN project that increases your VPN security by creating a multihop process with VPN provider Mullvad, so that neither company ever has true access to your Encrypted data. Only available for Mac. Accepts Monero.\nPIA - PIA is a solid VPN provider that accepts BTC, uses Wireguard offers cheap rates. PIA is also well known for providing static Ip’s for your VPN. This can be useful for some services that block general VPN access. PIA does not keep logs for privacy concerns. Does not include a kill switch In Depth Review\nSentinel- A decentralized crypto currency backed VPN built on the Cosmos blockchain that aims to provide a decentralized VPN.\nVopono - App for managing Split tunneling in VPN’s. Split tunneling lets you send some traffic through a VPN and delegate specific traffic exempt to the VPN Encrypted tunnel or traffic. This can be useful when trying to use certain apps locally on a LAN. Some VPN Apps have this built in, but this isnt always accessible on all VPN’s or on all versions of the VPN. For Example Proton VPN has this function built in on the Windows version and the Mobile version but not on the linux desktop version.\nVPN Rankings and breakdowns by privacy advocate Techlore more VPN Rankings and More Rankings\nVPNMentor - Offers a wide range of VPN related education, in addition to VPN related tools and more VPN Rankings.\n"},{"id":17,"href":"/self-hosting/","title":"Self Hosting","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If something is free, you’re not the customer; you’re the product.” ― Bruce Schneier\nWhile privacy tools are fantastic, they sometimes miss the true root of the problem. In times of increasing censorship and data theft, owning your data is the best way to increase your privacy and security while dramatically reducing your ability to be censored. When done right, much of this can be done very cheaply. If you already own your hardware much of the software is free or very cheap. Instead of never ending subscriptions and increasing costs with big tech, simply remove them from your life by self hosting. Take back your digital sovereignty.\nBackup Applications # Pika Backup - Pika Backup is designed to save your personal data and does not support complete system recovery. Locally and remote encrypted backups.Open Source.\nPerkeep - Perkeep is a set of open source formats, protocols, and software for modeling, storing, searching, sharing and synchronizing data in the post-PC era. Data may be files or objects, tweets or 5TB videos, and you can access it via a phone, browser or FUSE filesystem. Open Source.\nProxmox Backup Server - Proxmox Backup Server is an enterprise backup solution, for backing up and restoring VMs, containers, and physical hosts. By supporting incremental, fully deduplicated backups, Proxmox Backup Server significantly reduces network load and saves valuable storage space. With strong encryption and methods of ensuring data integrity, you can feel safe when backing up data, even to targets which are not fully trusted.\nCamera Systems # Ezvidoo - EZVidoo is a free CCTV surveillance software for Windows, Linux, and Raspberry Pi. It supports IP Cameras by default, local USB cams, and Camera Audios.EZVidoo also supports numerous sensor types as motion, audio, object, face, and person sensors. By default, it offers a recording support on 24/7 basic, and features, alerts, notifications and mobile access. Not open source.\nIspyconnect - Free and Open source Camera software. Compatible with a wide range of camera devices.\nKerberos.io - An open, scalable and modular solution that supports your use cases at home up to large scale production video landscapes.\nCloud Document Services # Cryptpad - End-to-end encrypted and open-source collaboration suite, that can be used in the cloud or self-hosted. Google docs alternative.\nOnlyOffice - Includes Free Cloud, Paid Cloud, and Self-Hosted options.\nStandard Notes - One of the top note-taking apps. Self-hostable, includes 2FA, E2E, scheduled email backups and more. Charges for the higher level plans with more features.\nCloud Hosting # Open Source as a Service # Cryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nDisroot - Privacy-focused ecosystem. Provides multiple cloud services. Including Email, Nextcloud, Cryptpad etc…\nFederated.Computer - Great open-source replacements for Dropbox, Google Workplace, Zoom, Slack, Airtable, Mailchimp, 1Password, Netlify, Github, Calendy, your spying VPN and much more for the low price of $39 a month. As many users as you want. Only pay for more storage when/if you need it.Federated includes Human Support and full Backups. The benefits of self-hosting without the day-to-day high-stakes drudgery. Affiliate Link\nKoofr - Allows for importing of Drive, Dropbox etc. Privacy-focused cloud storage free up to 10 Gb’s. ^1,2^\nNextCloud - Self-hosted cloud software for a massive amount of options. Takes a bit of config, but nextcloud functions as a full Google Docs replacement in addition to many other options including music and video hosting. Also provides cloud hosting if you do not wish to self-host. Next Cloud is currently available in other Privacy-focused ecosystems like Start9, Umbrel, Yunohost, Dietpi and many more, with just a few clicks. Or you can self-host on your OS of choice.\nLink Tree Alternatives # AllMyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nCoinDrop - Like link tree but specifically for crypto web wallets. All your wallets and donation methods in one simple place.\nLibertyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nOperating Systems # While more well-known OSes like Windows server or Ubuntu server are great, there are other lesser-known OSes purpose-built to help people self-host, by pre-packaging applications in nice ready-made GUI. This can be especially useful for less technical users.\nHyperVisors for Virtualization # ProxMox - Proxmox is the primary open source solution for virtual machine hosting. Like VmWare or Hyper V except Proxmox is completely open source and free. It offers you the ability to run multiple virtual servers on a single physical server, easily allowing you to run several different software Operating systems for zero cost. Comes with snapshots, backups, server monitoring, native containerization and much more. Find a list of Proxmox based scripts here these scripts allow for single lines of code for setting up hundreds of apps. One of the absolute best ways to get into self hosting. XCP-NG - A solid alternative to Proxmox. the user-friendly, high-performance virtualization solution, developed collaboratively for unrestricted features and open-source accessibility with Turnkey Server Virtualization. Operating Systems # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, NEAR, Avalanche and more.\nCASA OS - Community-based open source software focused on delivering simple personal cloud experience around Docker ecosystem. Despite the name CASA OS is not an OS. It is an app similar to Umbrel or Citadel, a GUI for docker images. Comes with some unique apps, like Nginx Proxy Manager and Cloudflare Tunnels. Also provides Clearnet support with a fairly flexible set of config options. Also has a nice simple GUI for file uploads, this is especially useful with something like Jellyfin or Calibre-Web.\nCitadel - Umbrel open source Fork offering much of the same options.\nCloudron - Cloudron is unique in that it offers offsite backups to AWS, includes a built-in firewall that monitors all traffic and comes with its own built-in email server.\nCoolify - An open-source \u0026amp; self-hostable Heroku / Netlify alternative.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Storj, Zcash, Cosmos Tornado Cash and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nDietPI - A Linux distro OS. Dietpi comes with over 200 app packages and dependencies built in. While more command line skills are required than Umbrel or Embassy, Dietpi makes it very easy to install over 100 apps and dependencies. While largely built for Raspberry Pi, Dietpi also has specific images created for a wide range of hardware. Dietpi is a bit more difficult than platforms like Yunohost, but runs a bit more reliably and offers more total tools, including backups, VPN integration, clearnet, and more. Documentation is better than Yunohost, but could still be improved.\nFulmo - A lighting network focused OS configured to run on a Raspberry Pi.\nFreedomBox - Another OS that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Currently more limited than most of the other OSes in terms of apps in the internal app store.\nHome Lab OS - HomelabOS allows anyone to easily deploy, backup, restore, and maintain over 100 different applications and services. Everything from video players, to home automation, to chat services. These services can continue to function at full speed on your LAN even when your external internet is completely offline.\nMoneroOS - OS dedicated to Monero mining.\nMy Node BTC - Another OS that focuses primarily on Bitcoin Software. Includes BTCPay Server, Dojo, Whirlpool, Join Market and much more. Comes with Clearnet, Tor, and I2P.\nPinode-XMR - PiNode-XMR is a completely free and open source suite of tools to help a user run their own Monero node with ease. PiNode-XMR is designed for use with single board computers (SBC) such as the Raspberry Pi, Pine64 or Odroid hardware to allow for very cheap node setup and minimal 24/7 running costs due to low power usage.\nPiBox - Currently has a small offering of Apps but is working on adding more. Notable Apps are Nextcloud, Jellyfin and Homeassistant.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nRunTipi - Tipi is a personal homeserver orchestrator. It is running docker containers under the hood and provides a simple web interface to manage them. Every service comes with an opinionated configuration in order to remove the need for manual configuration and network setup. RunTipi comes with Clearnet configuration, but this can be a bit buggy in some cases. This is still very much in development.\nStart9 - Start OS makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy, not completely open source. Currently routes all services over TOR or lets you host over LAN. This increases privacy but can make things more difficult to interact with Non TOR/Start9 users. Heavily supports bitcoin software and includes a NOSTR node and several other tools. While there is currently no clearnet support, StartOS is overall very stable. Start9 also offers some of the better documentation and error handling. Save 5% on any S9 Server with code \u0026ldquo;LOTR\u0026rdquo;\nUBOS - A newer project. Less impressive interface and less apps than some of the other projects.\nUmbrel - Interface that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Beautiful interface but still needs a few bugs worked out. Apps are difficult to config after being setup. Offers lots of Bitcoin Node Software. Umbrel and StartOS are very similar options as they both focus heavily on BTC and Lightning nodes and currently offer only LAN and TOR hosting. Umbrel offers more apps but Start OS offers a much more reliable platform. Umbrel is not an OS but rather an GUI application manager for Docker.\nYunoHost - Free and Open Source with over 100 apps. Yuno host comes with Clearnet support with your own custom domains and offers you free pre-selected domains you can use. Yunohost has a nice troubleshooting tool that helps you find issues with port/firewall troubleshooting. Yunohost has a lot of features but can be a bit buggy at times.\nMedia Center OSes # If you are currently running a Roku, Amazon Firestick, or pretty much any other store-bought hardware device for media streaming, it\u0026rsquo;s very likely that it sends out massive amounts of data back to different companies. This is terrible for privacy, self-sovereignty, security, and internet bandwidth. While it\u0026rsquo;s difficult to purchase hardware that does not do this, you can set up your own version with some of the following user-friendly Operating systems.\nLibreElec - LibreELEC is a lightweight ‘Just enough OS’ Linux distribution purpose-built for Kodi on current and popular mediacentre hardware.\nOSMC - OSMC (Open Source Media Center) is a free and open source media player based on Linux. Founded in 2014, OSMC lets you play back media from your local network, attached storage, and the Internet. OSMC is the leading media center in terms of feature set and community and is based on the Kodi project.\nXbian - XBian is a small, fast, and lightweight media center distribution for the Raspberry Pi, CuBox-i, Hummingboard, and many more devices to come. It is based on a minimal Debian and therefore offers much of the same freedom as Debian offers. Our slogan is “XBian, the bleeding edge” as our main focus is delivering the fastest Kodi solution for various small form factor computers.\nPhoto Storage # Ente - Encrypted cloud photo storage.\nImmich - Self-hosted backup solution for photos and videos on mobile devices.\nPhotoprism - PhotoPrism is an AI-Powered Photos App for the Decentralized Web. It makes use of the latest technologies to tag and find pictures automatically without getting in your way. You can run it at home, on a private server, or in the cloud.\nRemote Control Software # AeroAdmin - Easy and free Remote access service for many OS’s. Not Open source.\nMesh Commander - Free Open Source Teamviewer Alternative.\nNetBird - NetBird combines a WireGuard®-based overlay network with Zero Trust Network Access, providing a unified open source platform for reliable and secure connectivity. Requires authentication account with a big tech identity provider. Offers free self hosting options.\nPangolin - Pangolin is an open-source and identity-aware tunneled reverse proxy server. Pangolin’s distributed architecture with nodes provide highly available ingress to ensure applications always remain accessible. Open Source.\nRustDesk - TeamViewer, AnyDesk, and Splashtop to RustDesk for a secure and reliable remote desktop experience with your own self-hosted servers. Open Source.\nTailScale - Tailscale is an easy VPN that allows you to connect back into your network without excessive configuration or firewall rules. While Tailscale is not fully open source and requires an requires authentication account with a big tech identity provider. However there is a fully self-hosted version you can run.\nRouters # Flash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router, that prioritizes network-wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come pre-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built-in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers that can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all-purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router, or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that is forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls, and a virtual server separate from the Firewall OS.\nSSH/RDP Applications # Easy SSH - Simple application that lets you save all of your SSH logins and passwords in one easy interface. This way you can login go from SSH terminal port easily and quickly without needing to type in your credentials. Linux Only.\nmRemoteNG - Just like Easy SSH, but also supports RDP, Telnet, HTTPS, Powershell, and more. Windows only.\nWebsite Tools # Ackee - Self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool for those who care about privacy. Ackee runs on your own server, analyzes the traffic of your websites, and provides useful statistics in a minimal interface.\nGhost - Self-Hosting and cloud hosting with open source software. Ghost is primarily used as a blogging platform as a competitor to something like Substack. Unlike Hugo Ghost offers a GUI for most of your website management.\nHugo - Popular open-source static site generators. Helps you simply create websites for desktop and mobile without substantial amounts of HTML code. Hugo is completely open source and utilizes markdown files primarily. Liberty Tools is run with Hugo.\nImmuneweb - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\nMatomo - Privacy first Google analytics alternative.\nPlausible - Simple and privacy-friendly Google Analytics alternative - Extensive Review\nSSLLABS - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\n"},{"id":18,"href":"/social-media/","title":"Social Media","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.” ― George Washington\nSocial media is a mixed bag. It connects the world and allows for the rapid dissemination of news, true and untrue. But in the last few years censorship has become a massive problem across all major social media platforms. Its important that we cultivate presences on social media that are more resilient to censorship and de-platforming. These services should be run as decentralized as possible to avoid coordinated take downs like we saw with the Conservative social media company Parler, where big tech collaborated to largely destroy the company.\nFreedom Respecting Social Media # Blue Sky - Blue Sky is an open source project backed by Jack Dorsey in an attempt to create a decentralized social network protocol as an alternative to Twitter. In May 2024 Jack Dorsey resigned from the BlueSky board, and donated 21 Million to the Open Source Protocol NOSTR. Blue Sky is very leftwing.\nDiaspora - Diaspora is a decentralized open source social media platform. With Diaspora you need to host your own instance by running a server or \u0026ldquo;pod\u0026rdquo;, meaning you own your data. Due to the decentralized nature of the platform it can be difficult to connect with other profiles, the platform has less than 1 million users after after 13 years of operation.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here\nGab - A centralized Free Speech Social media platform. Gab has been de-platformed by most of big tech and largely runs its own architecture in order to to keep operations running. Platform users tend to skew right wing.\nGettr - GETTR is a social media platform built on the foundation of freedom of opinion and expression. Gettr is a socialized platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t seem to offer anything particularly new, other than being a Twitter Alternative. Private messages claim to be E2E. But Gettr is not open sourced.\nLemmy - Lemmy is a selfhosted social link aggregation and discussion platform. Similar to Reddit but it is completely free and open, and not controlled by any company. This means that there is no advertising, tracking, or secret algorithms. Content is organized into communities, so it is easy to subscribe to topics that you are interested in, and ignore others. Voting is used to bring the most interesting items to the top.\nLocals - Locals is a free speech social media platform that is owned by Rumble. Locals is a centralized alternative to other social media. Founded by conservative commentator Dave Rubin.\nMastodon - Mastodon is an open source, self hosted social networking service that aims to be a twitter competitor. Mastodon lets you connect to specific Mastodon instances as part of a federation protocol. Due to this setup Larger mastodon servers can censor other servers from connecting to their instances. Tends to be a more left wing community.\nMeWe - MeWe is a centralized company that\u0026rsquo;s been running a social media platform for over a decade. MeWe is committed to privacy and an ad-free experience. The project is currently in development to be migrated to web3 blockchain based infrastructure.\nMinds - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.\nTruth Social - Founded by Donald Trump in response to Trump getting removed from Twitter. Truth Social is a centralized open source fork of Mastodon. Truth Social is known to censor content, mostly leftwing content.\nTwitter/X - Twitter is a centralized social media platform. While Twitter has become a free speech focused platform its far from perfect. Twitter is overwhelmingly the single biggest platform for spreading speech. Twitter is bad for privacy and is encouraging a ID based verification program, that will be in the hands of its future owners. Case against Twitter\nMeetup Alternatives # Agorakit - Agorakit is web-based, open source groupware for collectives. By creating collaborative groups, people can discuss topics, organize events, store files and keep everyone updated as needed. Agorakit is a forum, calendar, file manager, mapping tool and email notifier.\nFlockstr - NOSTR based Meetup alternative. Connects directly with your NOSTR Account, and also works with your lightning wallet to receive ZAPS (micro bitcoin transactions.)\nJoinMobilizon - Mobilizon is not a giant platform, but a multitude of interconnected Mobilizon websites. This federated architecture helps avoid monopolies and offers a diversity of hosting terms of service.\nLuma - An international meetup alternative, that provides more value at a much lower price than meetup. Has built in support for cryptocurrency wallets like Eth and Solana.\nPartiful - Free for users, requires SMS in order to gave out regular event updates. Not specifically freedom focused, but another good option.\nNOSTR # NOSTR is the future of decentralized social media. NOSTR is not controlled or owned by any private company or person. NOSTR is a protocol similar to Email or TCP/IP. It can be accessed by anyone or any company. NOSTR uses the dumb server smart client model. Meaning anyone can setup a simple server/relay that preserves and encrypts the NOSTR ecosystem. NOSTR directly incorporates bitcoin via the lightning network. You can send \u0026ldquo;ZAPS\u0026rdquo; which are low cost lightning transactions to any person on NOSTR, and your posts can likewise receives Zaps from anyone on the network. In addition to major support from the freedom and Bitcoin communities, NOSTR has been financially backed by Jack Dorsey and heavily supported by Edward Snowden. NOSTR offers several different clients that allow you to interact with the NOSTR protocol. Some of those clients:\nAlby - A NOSTR and Bitcoin plugin. Allows you to hold your private keys in order to interact with NOSTR, lighting and other bitcoin apps.\nDamus - NOSTR Client for Iphone.\nNOSTR Apps - A database of many differnt NOSTR Apps\nNostr.Watch - Track relays where a connection can currently be established.\nNostr.directory - Find your twitter follows on NOSTR\nNostrChat - Encrypted chat built on NOSTR.\nPrimal - A client designed to look like a twitter clone.\nZap.Stream - Directly integrated into NOSTR Zap lets you stream for SATS (bitcoin Lightning) and earn in kind easily from any and all viewers.\nYoutube Alternatives # Bitchute - A decentralized Youtube alternative that tends to have a lot of right-leaning content, due to this they often get censored or blocked.\nCiVL - CiVL is a free streaming platform for courageous stories and subversive ideas that challenge power structures. Get access to award-winning films, shows, and debates. No ads. No credit card to join.\nD.tube - A decentralized youtube alternative. DTube is a community powered video sharing platform where users vote on videos to reward creators, curators, influencers and viewers in cryptocurrency.\nMadiator - Privacy focused front end for LBRY, the network that hosts ODYSEE.\nODYSEE - A decentralized video platform built on the LBRY network. With the recent SEC Judgement against ODYSEE the long term future of the platform is uncertain, however plans are to migrate to the Arweave network. Odysee also has a nice simple feature allowing you to connect your youtube channel and autosync all content for a convenient backup of your channel.\nPeerTube A free and open-source, decentralized, ActivityPub federated video platform powered by WebTorrent, that uses peer-to-peer technology to reduce load on individual servers when viewing videos.\nRumble - A centralized alternative to youtube that bills itself as protector of free speech.\n"}]
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Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nDelete Me - Our date is leaked everyday. Thats why its important to use services like Delete Me. Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. Use our Affiliate link to save 20%.\nFederated.Computer - Federated is another Denver based company offering Open Source as a service. Sometimes physically hosting servers just isn\u0026rsquo;t viable. In those cases cloud hosting can be a necessary option. But most cloud hosting come from tech giants like AWS or Google Cloud who sell your data and will censor you if you have the wrong politics. Federated.Computer offers you cheap, easy open source options to get many of the benefits of Big Tech without compromising your privacy. Please use our affiliate link to sign up if you\u0026rsquo;re interested!\nHushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nLive Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our affiliate link if you are interested.\nPrivacy.com - Privacy.com is the best way to pay with fiat online while still protecting your privacy. Create debit card aliases that can be limited based on total amount spends or by vendors. With card aliases you dont have to worry about leaked card info, overcharges or annoying vendors that refuse to cancel your subscription, privacy.com lets you do all of that for free. Please use our referral link and sign up for a free account.\nStart 9 - Start 9 is one of our favorite companies. Local to Denver, Start9 offers home personal servers with their own Operating system, that makes it easy for you to own and host your data out of a physical server that you own. Offers an app store with multiple applications that include Bitcoin and Monero full nodes, Matrix and SimpleX messaging, Vaultwarden for password management, Nextcloud for all sorts of hosting including word docs, music, contacts calendar and so much more.\n"},{"id":1,"href":"/agorism/","title":"Agorism","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If taxation without consent is not robbery, then any band of robbers have only to declare themselves a government, and all their robberies are legalized.” ― Lysander Spooner\nAgorism is a social philosophy that advocates creating a society in which all relations between people are voluntary exchanges by means of counter-economics, engaging with aspects of nonviolent revolution, founded by Samuel Edward Konkin the third. Agorism is a different approach to creating freedom, than electoral politics. Sometimes also known as the concept of \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizens.\u0026rdquo;\nAgorist Communities (International) # Bitcoin Beach - Bitcoin Beach is working to create a sustainable circular Bitcoin economy in El Salvador. Following the dramatic decrease in crime and the governments bitcoin backing, Bitcoin Beach has become one of the best Bitcoin communities in the world. Free Society - Free Society aims to build a new sovereign society by negotiating with an existing government. There are many examples of governments granting another nation sovereignty over a part of their territory, and Free Society believes this is the best way forward. Free State Project - The Free State Project is a movement of thousands of freedom-loving people to New Hampshire. Started in 2003, there are thousands of individuals just like you in New Hampshire. Together, Free Staters have built an incredible, real-life community full of people who value liberty and responsibility. Free Cities - The Free Cities Foundation aims to inspire, inform and connect people to create a global market of living together in Free Cities. Free Cities are self-governing territories that uphold individual rights and freedoms. They aim to create more prosperous and autonomous urban spaces. Freedom Haven - Seasteading org working to build a workable seasteading options. Seasteading is the idea of creating permanent living homes that exist outside government jurisdiction in international waters. Liberland - The Free Republic of Liberland is a small experimental country located on the banks of the Danube River, known as Gornja Siga. Liberland is built on classical liberal (libertarian) ideals which emphasize autonomy and minimize the state\u0026rsquo;s encroachment on individual liberties. Rule of law, bodily autonomy, free trade, freedom of choice, freedom of movement, and others are all core tenets of our fledgling nation. PraxisNation - Praxis Nation builds off the concept of the network state by Balaji Srinivasan. Which theories that in the modern world we can create a decentralized country that can offer many of the benefits of standard country. Praxis aims to offer land, its own currency and eventually citizenship among many other things. Pronomos - Pronomos is a venture capital fund that works to build the \u0026ldquo;cities of tomorrow.\u0026rdquo; Pronomos has worked to fund Prospera, Praxis, and many more starup cities. Prospera - Prospera is a new libertarian smart city located in Honduras, that works as an economic zone largely free of local government taxes. An experimental project that does exist by a government grant, but its working to prove out a new potential model of cities. Learn more with the REASON documentary. Digital Nomad Services # Escapees - Escapees bills itself as an RV club, but it offers many services for a digital nomad lifestyle, including mail forwarding and temporary residences among many other things. Based in the U.S. Liberation Travel - Focuses on helping users find residency in multiple countries primarly including Paraguay, Uruguay, Panama and Georgia. Nomad Capitalist - Nomad Capitalist specializes in legally and ethically reducing your tax rate, diversifying and safeguarding your assets, growing your passport portfolio, and maximizing your freedom. Passports for Crypto - Quickly acquire Citizenship in St. Kitts by purchasing property without ever actually visiting St. Kitts. Planbpassport - A service that helps facilitate second passports. Accepts Bitcoin and very much adopts a \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizen\u0026rdquo; Mindset. General Tools # Agorist Nexus - Agorist Nexus is a hub for free exchange, focusing on the spread of Agorism and connecting the counter-economy Agorist Tax Advice - Paid service to minimize your tax strategy. Live Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our above affiliate link if you are interested. Lost Horizons - Platform with a wide range of topics around opting out of taxes and deconstructing the legal system. Mobazha - Formerly known as Openbazaar, Mobazaha aims to be a decentralized market where people can buy and sell products across the world for various different crypto currencies. One Stupid Fuck - Opt out of the tax structure. Terrible website name and design, but a resource that provides great step by step videos of opting out of the current tax structure. Taxation is Theft App - App that walks people through the logical ideas of taxation being theft. Similar to the not yet launched project \u0026ldquo;The mirror\u0026rdquo; by Larken Rose. Shipping Services # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Sovereign Homesteading # Abundant Acres - A small company that helps you design your sovereign homestead blueprint. Empshield - EMP Shield is the World’s first EMP protection technology for an entire home and vehicle tested to military and UL 1449 standards from ETL. H20 Machine - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. My Patriot Supply - Purchase food and other supplies. Seedarmory.com - Every one of Seed Armory\u0026rsquo;s seed vaults contains only 100% survival grade, 100% heirloom seeds, and are always non-GMO. Seeds, vaults, and packets are kept at low refrigerated temperatures until ready for shipping. Spout Water - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. Works at a much smaller scale than H20 Machine. StealthAngelSurvival.com - Purchase a wide variety of survival gear. Survivalrealty.com - Off grid real estate. "},{"id":2,"href":"/books/","title":"Books","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\nLiberty Tools Book List Welcome to the Liberty Tools Book list! This is our official book recommendations for the best books across a wide range of liberty topics. We do not specifically endorse every idea in these books or by these authors, but we do recommended them as a good place to learn about the topics at hand. Not all of these books are specifically libertarian, but they contain valuable information that could benefit anyone regardless of political philosophy. Find these books here: Anna\u0026rsquo;s Archive and Libgen If you enjoy any of these books please considering purchasing. Category Author Agorism Community Technology Karl Hess New Libertarian Manifesto Samuel Edward Konkin III Agorist Class Theory Wally Conger How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Derrick Broze Anti-Politics Sal Mayweather Anarchy in Practice - Stateless Solutions Community Technology David Freidman New Libertarian Manifesto Walter Block Agorist Class Theory Ryan McMaken How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Hans Herman Hoppe Anti-Politics Robert Murphy The Market for Liberty Morris/Linda Tannehill The New Libertarianism: Anarcho-Capitalism J. Michael Oliver Crypto Anarchy The Genesis Book Aaron Van Wirdun Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of Cryptocurrency Andy Greenberg This Machine Kills Secrets: Julian Assange, The Cypherpunks, and their fight to Empower Whistleblowers Andy Greenberg Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital Age Steven Levy The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age James Dale Davidson, Michael David Axtel Cryptocurrency Digital Gold Nathaniel Popper How Money got Free Patrick Eha Understanding Bitcoin Robert Muprhy and Silas Barta The Bitcoin Standard SaifeDean Ammous The Internet of Money Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Bitcoin Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Ethereum Andreas Antonopolous Hacking Bitcoin Roger Ver The Blocksize War Jonathan Bier Conspiracies Filthy Rich James Patterson All The Shahs Men Steven Kinzer JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters James W. Douglass Chaos Tom O\u0026rsquo;Neill Inventing the AIDS Virus Peter Duesberg The Controlled Demolition of the American Empire Charlie Robinson \u0026amp; Jeff Berwick A Warning from History Corey Hughes The Octopus of Global Control Charlie Robinson One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that gave Rise the Jeffrey Epstein Whitney Webb The Creature From Jekyll Island G Edward Griffin Covid The Real Anthony Fauci Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The War on Ivermectin Pierre Kory The Courage to Face Covid-19 Peter McCullough A Plague Upon Our House Scott Atlas Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19 Matt Ridley Diary of A Psychosis Tom Woods The Pfizer Papers Naomi Wolf Drug War and Prohibition The Economics of Prohibition Mark Thornton American Kingpin Nick Bilton High Price Dr. Carl Hart Chasing the Scream Johann Hari Dreamland: The True Tale of America\u0026rsquo;s Opiate Epidemic Sam Quinones Drug War Addiction Sheriff Bill Masters Gang Leader for A Day Sudhir Venkatesh Economics and History of Economics Economics in One Lesson Henry Hazlitt Basic Economics Thomas Sowell The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard Keynes Mark Skousen History of Money and Banking in the United States Murray Rothbard End the Fed Ron Paul Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles Jesus Huerta de Soto The Fiat Standard SaifeDean Ammous Environment American Serengeti Dan Flores Fossil Future Alex Epstein Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of Antihumanism Robert Zubrin Apocalypse Never Michael Shellenberger The Wizard and The Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow\u0026rsquo;s World Charles C. Mann Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Running With Rhinos Ed Warner Extremist Politics The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics Michael Malice SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought Police Vox Day The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure Greg Lukianoff and Johnathan Haidt Fiction Brave New World Aldous Huxley 1984 George Orwell Animal Farm George Orwell Molon Labe! Kenneth Royce (Boston T Party) Alongside Night J. Niel Schulman Freehold Michael Z. Williamson The Moon is a Harsh Mistress Robert Heinlen The Handmaid’s Tale Margaret Atwood Anthem Ayn Rand The Fountainhead Ayn Rand The Giver Lois Lowery Red Rising Pierce Brown Unintended Consequences John Ross The Probability Broach L. Neil Smith The High Ground Series Doug Casey Enemy of the State F. Paul Wilson Financial Crisis Meltdown Tom Woods Deep Freeze: Iceland\u0026rsquo;s Economic Collapse Phillip Bagus and David Howden Americas Great Depression Murray Rothbard The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last Century Mark Thornton End the Fed Ron Paul Gun Rights Come and Take it: The Gun Printers Guide to Thinking Free Cody Wilson The 10 Myths of Gun Control Jose Nino More Guns Less Crime John Lott Health and Nutrition Death by Food Pyramid Denise Minger Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim It Mary Ruwart The Primal Prescription Doug Mcguff and Robert Murphy Fat for Fuel Dr. Joseph Mercola Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless Health Casey Means and Calley Means Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Blind Spots: The Medicine Gets it Wrong and What it Means For our Health Marty Makary Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity Peter Attia History - General A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell A Peoples History of the United States Howard Zinn Albions\u0026rsquo;s Seed David Hackett Fischer The Dawn Of Everything: A New History of Humanity David Graber A Little History of the World EH Gombrich Debt: The First 5000 Years David Graber History of Government Institutions Legacy of Ashes: A history of the CIA Tim Weiner Enemies: A history of the FBI Tim Weiner The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles and their Secret World War Steven Kinzer Overthrow: Americas Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to Iraq Steven Kinzer History of Socialism The Almost Nearly Perfect People Michael Booth The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel Castro Humberto Fontova The Case Against Socialism Rand Paul History of War and Military The Strategic Logic of Suicide Bombers Robert Pape Enough Already: Time to End the War on Terror Scott Horton Death by Government: Genocide and Mass Murder Since 1900 R.J. Rummel Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catastrophe of Ukraine Scott Horton All the Shahs Men Stephen Kirzner Property Rights Against Intellectual Property Stephan Kinsella (Property Rights) - Freedom on the Frontier Terry Anderson \u0026amp; Peter J Hill How Music Got Free Steven Witt Water Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Space Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Against Intellectual Monopoly Michelle Boldrin \u0026amp; David Levine Intro to Liberty The Law Frederic Bastiat The Road to Serfdom Friedrich Hayek Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom Ron Paul The Revolution Ron Paul Intro to Anarchy No Treason: The Constitution of no Authority Lysander Spooner The Most Dangerous Superstition Larken Rose The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to Obey Michael Huemer The Anarchist\u0026rsquo;s Handbook Organized by Michael Malice Dissenting Electorate: Those Who Refuse to Vote and the Legitimacy of Their Opposition Wendy McElroy Individual Liberty Benjamin Tucker Freedom’s Progress: A History of Political Thought Gerard Casey Living Freedom The Freedom Outlaw\u0026rsquo;s Handbook: 179 Things to Do \u0026rsquo;til the Revolution Claire Wolfe 101 Things to Do \u0026lsquo;Til the Revolution: Ideas and Resources for Self-Liberation, Monkey Wrenching and Preparedness Claire Wolfe Don\u0026rsquo;t Shoot the Bastards (Yet): 101 More Ways to Salvage Freedom Claire Wolfe Net Neutrality The Fallacy of Net Neutrality Thomas Hazlett The Master Switch Tim Wu The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless Technology Thomas Hazlett Code 2.0 Lawrence Lessig Philosophy - General Drive: Understanding the science of Human motivation Daniel Pink Defending the Undefendable Walter Block Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder Nassim Taleb The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion Johnathan Haidt Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World David Epstein Philosophy - Political The Ethics of Liberty Murray Rothbard Anatomy of the State Murray Rothbard An Agorist Primer Samuel Konkin Our Enemy, the State Albert J Nock Police Brutality and the Justice system Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America\u0026rsquo;s Police Forces Radley Balko A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State John Whitehead The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison America Naomi Murakawa The New Jim Crow Michelle Alexander Ghettoside Jill Leovy I Can\u0026rsquo;t Breathe: A Killing on Bay Street Matt Taibbi Justice Before the Law Michael Huemer Revisionist History The Myth of the Robber Barons Burt Folsom The Art of Contrary Thinking Humphrey B. Neill Why American History is Not What They Say: An Introduction to Revisionism Jeff Riggenbach Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong James W. Loewen The Roosevelt Myth John T. Flynn The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary War Thomas J. DiLorenzo Security and Privacy The Art of Invisibility Kevin Mitnick How to Be Invisible J. J. Luna No Place to Hide Glen Greenwald Public Record Edward Snowden The Production of Security Gustave di Molinari Extreme Privacy: How to Disapear on the Internet Michael Bazzell Watchman Privacy Gabriel Custodiet Privacy in Utopia Gabriel Custodiet Schooling and Unschooling Radical Unschooling Dayna Martin The Case against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and Money Bryan Caplan Weapons of Mass Instruction John Taylor Gatto The Absorbent Mind Maria Montessori The College Scam: How America\u0026rsquo;s Universities Are Bankrupting and Brainwashing Away the Future of America\u0026rsquo;s Youth Charlie Kirk Vaccines Turtles All the Way Down Anonymous, Tim Vadnar The Moth in the Iron Lung Forrest Moready Crooked: Manmade Disease Explained Forrest Moready Dissolving Illusions Susan Humphries Vaccines, Autoimmunity and the Changing Nature of Childhood Illness Thomas Cowan "},{"id":3,"href":"/covid/","title":"Covid","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Every single thing that was done in public health in response to the pandemic made it worse.\u0026rdquo; - Peter A. McCullough\nThe Covid19 Lockdowns were the biggest event in our lifetimes. The damage done was immeasurable and still continues to this day. The power centers are looking to continue on with all of the covid tyranny. We must be vigilant in fighting back against the medical industrial complex.\nAnti Covid Orgs # Banners 4 Freedom - An organization dedicated to protesting Covid Mandates using billboards across the world.\nChildren\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense - Children\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense® is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Their mission is to end childhood health epidemics by working aggressively to eliminate harmful exposures, hold those responsible accountable and establish safeguards to prevent future harm. They fight corruption, mass surveillance and censorship that put profits before people as well as advocate for worldwide rights to health freedom and bodily autonomy ^1^\nEvidenceNotFear - An evidence-based guide against all of the Covid madness.\nFeds 4 Med Freedom - Feds for Medical Freedom is fighting for medical freedoms and personal autonomy. They stand against unconstitutional and immoral vaccine mandates that have cost thousands of federal employees and contractors their careers and livelihoods.\nFLCCC Alliance - A group of doctors who got together to push back against the public Covid response. They provide real education on Covid, and demonized treatments like Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine and recovery against.\nGBDeclaration.org - One of the first major organizations to push back against Covid lockdowns. The Great Barrington Declaration is a major worldwide petition sponsored by doctors and scientists against the Covid lockdowns.\nHowbad - Resources for tracking all aspects of specific Covid batchs data, this also includes leaked data, and some aspects of other vaccines and medical malpractice.\nICAN Informed Consent Action Network - Founded in 2016, ICAN was created with the goal of providing every person with the right to informed consent. They believe that by holding regulators accountable through their successful legal actions, individuals will become empowered to make truly informed decisions about their own health and the health of their families. Using an unprecedented legal strategy, ICAN has successfully won lawsuits against Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control, the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration. Founded by Del Bigtree of the Highwire and works regularly with Aaron Siri and his firm.\nLaw Offices of Siri Glimstead - Led by Lawyer Aaron Siri, Siri Glimstead has been at the forefront of defending legal rights against Covid restrictions and damages done by the Covid vaccines, as well as more traditional vaccines. They also focus on other things like civil rights or protection of whistle blowers.\nPhysicians for Informed Consent - Physicians for Informed Consent empowers the public with scientific information about infectious diseases and vaccines.\nPureBloodRegistry - Blood donations for and from people who have not gotten the Covid-19 vaccine.\nThe Highwire - An educational journalistic organization that has been working for years to bring accountability to the world of vaccines and especially Covid vaccines. Founded by Del Bigtree.\nVacSafety - The VSRF’s mission is to advance COVID-19 vaccine safety through scientific research, public education, and advocacy, and to support the vaccine injured. They present the most up-to-date and relevant information on COVID-19 and public health policies, free from corporate press, agenda-driven narratives, and sponsorships with conflict of interest. They encourage questions and an open dialogue of transparency on any medical and scientific information presented.\nFake Mask Websites # Fake Mask Worldwide - A company that sells obviously fake masks, less obviously fake masks and other Covid related items.\nGetUnmask - Breathable masks that look like regular masks. Company now sells other unrelated products as well.\nMedical Drug Purchase # Purchase Medical Drugs including Ivermection and Hydroxychloroquine from high quality third party services.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinil. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nMetrics # ICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nOpen Vaers - Open Vaers takes the CDC\u0026rsquo;s government data from VAERS and makes it much more readable and easy to understand. As of 9/23 there were over 36,000 deaths and over 1.5 million Covid vaccine related reports to VAERS.\nNo-Jab Job Boards # Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types.\nRedballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or Covid nonsense.\nUnjected - Social media for meeting and dating unvaccinated people.\nVaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status.\nVaccine Injured Support # Covid Vax Recovery Guide - A Covid vaccine detox guide written by nutritional scientist and liberty leaning Dr. Chris Masterjohn.\nCovid19CriticalCare.com - An in-depth recovery Post-Vaccine Treatment Protocol guide from the doctors at the FLCC Alliance.\nIronHeart Bloodworks - IronHeart Bloodworks is a new blood bank membership that gives you control over your blood choices during medical procedures. When you need it, IronHeart Bloodworks quickly sends you COVID-19 unvaccinated blood—a unique service in the healthcare industry. You should have the freedom to choose what blood is in your body.\nReact19.org - React19 is a science-based non-profit offering financial, physical, and emotional support for those suffering from long-term COVID-19 vaccine adverse events globally. Their mission is to bring healing to the moms, dads, friends, and loved ones who are facing life-altering side effects from their COVID-19 vaccine. They build bridges between patients and research institutions in order to develop a better understanding of vaccine complications.\nSpike Protein Detox - Peter McCullough\u0026rsquo;s Spike protein Detox protocol. Peter\u0026rsquo;s company also sells a specific Detox Support Formula.\nZelenko Protocol - Dr. Vladimir Zelenko was one of the first doctors to push back on mainstream Covid dogma. While Zelenko has since passed his protocol and supplements are still useful for fighting Covid ^2^\n"},{"id":4,"href":"/deathathletes/","title":"Death Athletes","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;We always knew it was going to happen, it was according to our plan. For our kind, this is nothing.\u0026rdquo; - Cody Wilson\nDeath Athletes refers to a concept going back to Ancient Greece and popularized by 3d Gun Printing Activist Cody Wilson called \u0026ldquo;The Death Athletic\u0026rdquo;. Cody gave a speech at Guns and Bitcoin 2022 talking about the beauty of death given in service to ones beliefs. While not always literal this is often metaphorical, Cody talks about the public death and having been killed in the public as a metaphor. The Death Athletic specifically refers to someone who engaged in practice to promote freedom and was persecuted for doing so. While many people have been prosecuted unfairly, there is a difference between general victims and those who specifically took the risk of fighting the state and lost.\nCheck out the speech here!\nDeath Athletes # Roger Ver - Roger Ver is a freedom activist who was one of the first investors in Bitcoin. Roger has worked as a liberty and Bitcoin activist for over a decade and has made major financial contributions and investments to projects like, DefCad, ShapeShift, FEE, Ross Ulbricht\u0026rsquo;s Legal Defense, Wikileaks, Kraken and many many more. In April 2024 Roger was arrested and detained in Spain on the request of the US government for alleged tax evasion claims in regarding to his exit tax in 2014. Roger is currently looking at a potential 100 year prison sentence for numerous ridiculous legal charges. Roger has been trapped in Spain since April 2024.\nRoss Ulbricht - Ross Ulbricht is the alleged founder and operator of the Silk Road website. The Silk Road offered consumers a safe and trusted way to purchase drugs and other contraband items. Ross was arrested and imprisoned in 2013. He was sentenced to two life sentences plus 40 years and millions of dollars in fines in a corrupt trial. Ross is scheduled to be released as Donald Trump promised to commute his sentence on Day one of his presidency.\nJulian Assange - Julian Assange is one of the greatest journalists of all time. Julian founded Wikileaks in 2006 and has exposed mass public corruption across the world regarding governments and corporations. Julian was forced into home arrest and then asylum for close to a decade based off ridiculous sex charges that were eventually dropped. In 2019 Julian was pulled out of his Asylum and pull into solitary confinement in BellMarsh prison until June 2024. Julian signed a plea deal and was released.\nEdward Snowden - Edward Snowden is a NSA Whistleblower who exposed massive NSA Corruption in 2013, mostly in regards to illegal mass surveillance on citizens. Snowden has been trapped in Russia ever since.\nSamurai Wallet Devs - In May 2024 Samurai Wallets Domain was seized and the two devs known publicly as TDev and Samurai were arrested and charged with money laundering due to the Bitcoin coinjoin functions built into the website.\nTornado Cash Devs - Tornado Cash is a decentralized coinjoin provider for the Ethereum Crypto Currency. In 2022 Tornado Cash was added to the OFACT List and the Devs Roman Storm and Alex Pertsev where charged with Money Laundering.\nAaron Swartz - Internet pioneer and free speech advocate. Creator of the Guerilla Access Open Manifest as well as several other open source technologies, Aaron Swartz tragically killed himself in 2013 thanks to overzealous prosecutors from the DOJ that were threatening Aaron with decades in prison for attempted publishing of copyrighted documents, despite the fact that the document had never been published and the owner of those copyrights Jstore, had actually dropped the charges.\nIan Freemen - Freeman, known for advocating freedom and financial privacy through bitcoin, found himself targeted by federal prosecutors. Initially facing charges including bank fraud and wire fraud, these allegations were eventually dropped due to lack of evidence. The core of the case revolved around money laundering and conspiracy charges. Ultimately, Freeman received a severe sentence of eight years in prison, a $40,000 fine, and forfeiture of $5 million in assets, despite not being convicted of the fraud charges prosecutors initially highlighted.\nCody Wilson - The creator of the Death Athletic concept as well as the founder of Defcad.com and first person to create a 3d printed Gun. Cody has been at the forefront of fighting for 2nd amendment and 1st amendment as they pertain to code and digital rights for over a decade. Cody has been involved in many lawsuits with the federal government as a result and suffered charges for sex crimes in 2018. He is currently free and working for Defcad.\nJay Stark - The anonymous creator of the FGC-9, which stands for \u0026ldquo;Fuck Gun Control.\u0026rdquo; The FGC was the first project to enable the creation of a fully 3d printed gun that did not require any actual gun parts, instead it uses items that can be purchased from conventional stores all over the world. Jay Stark was arrested in April 2021 on suspicions of owning illegal weapons, however none of these weapons were found and he was not taken into custody. Two days later he was found dead sitting in his car in front of his parents house. While the offical cause of death ruled out \u0026ldquo;foul play\u0026rdquo; it is difficult for most to believe that this was simply a coincidence.\n"},{"id":5,"href":"/defense/","title":"Defense","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles.\u0026rdquo; - Jeff Cooper\nWhen any government deprives a citizen of his freedom or property, the individual must take action to publicise his grievances. To this end, I hope to illustrate in the following pages, the futility of gun control, and that no amount of arbitrary legislation can ever prevent those wanting firearms from owning them. The individual who has the ability to construct his own homemade gun can never be permanently disarmed by any level of gun control legislation. - Philip Luty\nDIY Firearms # The 3D Printer has significantly advanced the ease of manufacturing reliable weapons absent the eye of the watchful state. Of course, it is not the only manufacturing tool available, but you will find it the most expedient.\nGetting Started # The following guides provide a basic introduction to 3D printed firearms. If your budget is limited, Creality printers may be the only option. But they are unreliable, and you may spend more time troubleshooting issues than printing. We recommend Prusa for their reliability and unwavering commitment to open source. Bambu Lab printers have recently gained in popularity for their speed, reliability, and multi-material options. However, they have a history of patenting established open source designs, and even more importantly, severely compromise your privacy. More information here. On this principle, we recommend against giving them your money.\nAs you evaluate printers and cad software, keep privacy at the top of your mind. While this practice may currently be legal in your jurisdiction, the state may kidnap and jail you anyway.\nHoffman Tactical The CTRL+PEW Getting Started Guide Ammunition # Fenix Ammunition - Manufactured in the USA by liberty obsessed individuals, and accept Bitcoin for payment. Books # Expedient Homemade Firearms by Philip Luty Expedient Recoilless Launcher: Panzerfaust by Jonathan Wild Communities # Deterrence Dispensed Rocket Chat - Large public group chat for all things 3d printed firearms. FOSSCAD Subreddit - a subreddit focused on 3d printed firearms of all types. However, censorship on reddit continues to grow, and we encourage migration to censorship resistant communities. Files # Most firearm designs are uploaded by individual creators to Odysee. DEFCAD is another source, but requires a paid membership. Most files available on DEFCAD are already available for free on Odysee.\n3D Gun Builder - A comprehensive directory of designs with direct links to Odysee pages. DEFCAD - Many files here are out of date and hosted without the permission of the original developers. GunCad Developer Index - A list of guncad developer Odysee pages. Legal Advocacy Groups # Organizations fighting within the legal system to expand gun rights.\nDefense Distributed Firearm Policy Coalition Rocky Mountain Gun Owners Second Amendment Foundation Merchants # Places to find parts, part kits, tools, ammo, and more..\nParts # Aves Engineering - Glock rails and MAC11 components. Every Gun Part - Exhaustive collection of parts kits (everything but the receiver) and more. Ghost Guns - More parts kits. JSD Supply - Pistol components and more. MAF Arms - Build kits for printed receiver designs. Replicator USA - 3d printed suppressors. Riptide Rails - Glock rails, magazine springs, and other printed firearms components. Newsletters \u0026amp; Podcasts # En Bloc Press - Paid newsletter and podcast focused on the 3d printed firearm space and adjacent politics. Open Source Defense - Weekly newsletter focused on expanding gun rights with \u0026ldquo;0% culture war\u0026rdquo;. Out of Battery Live - Live podcast focused on interviewing guncad developers and builders. Propaganda # Documentaries, talks, and other media.\nDeath Athletic Documentary The New Radical Plastic Defense: Secret 3D Printed Guns in Europe The Plastic Power: A Speech The Unshackled Englishman Resources # GatGPT - A deneutered version of ChatGPT focused on firearms. Shootingbot - Monitors price and availability of ammunition and reloading components. Training # Ok, you can build a firearm in your garage. Now learn how to use it. Before you start LARPING, consider what type of training is most useful. Read this.\nGamut Resolutions - Tactical pistol and carbine classes. Based in Florida but courses are taught in many locations across the US. Guns For Everyone - Free concealed carry classes based out of Colorado. Long Range Shooters of Utah - Multiday courses in shooting up to and beyond 1000 yards in Price, UT. MantisX - MantisX is a gun training system that takes a data-driven approach to helping you achieve shooting mastery with no ammo required. Unlike some dry fire trainers, MANTISX works while attached to ANY firearm (pistol, rifle, or shotgun). By analyzing every shot and generating actionable data, MANTISX helps you improve your accuracy quickly. Solutionary University - Beginner firearm and defense training. Run by Liberty Activist Maj Toure, who has been travelling across the US providing firearms training, particularly in black neighborhoods. Thunder Ranch - Multiday courses in pistol, rifle, and shotgun, founded by Clint Smith and based in Oregon. "},{"id":6,"href":"/education/","title":"Education","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Education and Training # \u0026ldquo;Government schooling is the most radical adventure in history. It kills the family by monopolizing the best times of childhood and by teaching disrespect for home and parents.\u0026rdquo; - John Taylor Gatto\nModern schooling has been terrible for years. Following the covid insanity and the addition of woke politics the schools are proving less and less value by the day. But education can be done through a vareity of methods. In the modern age their are many better ways to educate yourself and your children than traditional school.\nAlternative Schools # Options for schools that are close to the traditional model, but do something different.\nMontessori Schools - Montessori classrooms are ideal workplaces, where children are engaged, energetic, exploring, social, and most of all, learning to take ownership of their own education. They’re also unified communities in which each child understands the responsibility of being an individual student in the class while supporting the learning of others.\nWestern Governors University - While still suffering from some of the issues of traditional education, WGU provides a solid alternative for anyone who still wants to pursue traditional college degrees. Offering Bachelors and Masters programs in IT, Business, Nursing, Finance and Education. WGU is a completely online school, with relatively cheap degree programs that are performance based, meaning you can take the classes at your own pace and are not required to attend classes you dont need.\nAlternatives to School # Liberty Classroom - A wide range of courses. Mostly focused on history but offers other courses on econimics and logics. All courses are taught from a liberty perspective. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. Mises Econ Grad Progam - Economics Grad program that teaches free market Austrian Economics from one of the most prominent liberty focused think tanks. Praxis - Praxis is an intense personal and professional development program for young adults who want to work hard, build skills, learn how to create value, and develop a positive vision of the future for their lives and careers. Praxis is a college alternative that offers a 1 year practical devopment plan that ends up teaching you real world practical skills and connecting you with an intership at the end of your program. School of Life - A course to help you enhance whatever you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Provides biweekly webinars from the best liberty minds to bring your practile and actionable advice for your business, non Profit, cause or whatever else you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. TenToad - A program that helps families transition to a school-free life with a solid foundation of knowledge and the tools to get started with confidence. Embrace living and learning without school. ThinkExodus - Exodus Institute aims to provide families with a quality alternative to public schools, and support homeschool families with enrichment courses that foster critical thinking, academic skills, and counter the left-wing indoctrination found in education, culture, and the media. Unschoolers.org - Unschooling and peaceful parenting educational organization. Unschooling is an alternative to traditional schooling and even home schooling that works to encourage and focus and direct children\u0026rsquo;s natural curiosity. Unschooling Resources with Dayna Martin - Dayna Martin has been living and breathing Unschooling for 2 decades, while also working to educate many others on these principles. You can find many of the best unschooling resources here. Homeschool Resources # Acellusacademy - Acellus Academy is a K-12 online private school located in Kansas City, Missouri as a 501c3. Acellus Academy provides instruction online through distance education via the Acellus Learning System. Acellus, a program of the International Academy of Science, is an online learning system that has been used to provide primary instruction to millions of students in thousands of schools throughout the United States.\nHome School Legal Defense Association - With over 100,000 member families, Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) is the nation’s largest, most trusted homeschool advocacy organization.\nPower Home School - Power Homeschool is the official provider of online Acellus® courses for parents independently homeschooling their children without teacher support. Power is a not an accredited curriculum.\nRon Paul Curriculum - A liberty focused home school curriculum for all grades based on the ideas of former congressman Ron Paul. The curriculum was largely designed by Liberty Classroom founder, Tom Woods.\nTuttle Twins Academy - From the authors of some of the best selling Liberty Kids books, comes the academy for home learning. Catered for kids TTA offers courses in Finances, Logic \u0026amp; Critical Thinking, Entrepreneurship, and many more to come.\n"},{"id":7,"href":"/frontends/","title":"Front Ends","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy. The savage’s whole existence is public, ruled by the laws of his tribe. Civilization is the process of setting man free from men.\u0026rdquo; - Ayn Rand\nPrivacy Front ends are interfaces that interact with well known services that dont respect your privacy. Apps like Youtube or Facebook can be accessed via privacy respecting generally open source apps.\nApple AirPlay # air-pi-play - Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Airplay server using RPiPlay to enable screen mirroring on tvs, monitors and projectors. RPiPlay - An open-source AirPlay mirroring server for the Raspberry Pi. Supports iOS 9 and up. Apple Music # Cider - Cross-platform Apple Music experience based on Electron and Vue.js written from scratch with performance in mind Discord # gtkcord4 - A lightweight Discord client written in Golang which uses GTK3 for the user interface Facebook # SlimSocial - Android, alternative front-end for Facebook, built with Java Frost - An extensive and functional open source third party app for Facebook (Android app) Facebook Messenger # Caprine - Unofficial and privacy-focused Facebook Messenger app with many useful features fb-messenger-cli - Use your Facebook account to chat with your friends sneakily in the command line, it\u0026rsquo;s as easy as logging in, choosing a convo and chatting away Google Search # LibreX - Privacy-respecting free meta-search engine (free as in freedom). Small and simple meta-search engine, fetches and anonymizes results from Google only, has API support, allows redirects to Invidious/Bibliogram/Nitter/Libreddit.\nSearXNG - SearXNG is a free internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from various search services and databases. Users are neither tracked nor profiled (SearXNG is a fork of Searx).\nSearx - Searx is a free privacy-respecting internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from more than 70 search services. Users are neither tracked nor profiled. Additionally, Searx can be used over Tor for online anonymity.\nWhoogle Search - A self-hosted, ad-free, privacy-respecting metasearch engine for Google.\nGoogle Translate # Crow Translate - Simple and lightweight cross-platform translator that allows translation using LibreTranslate, Lingva, Google, Bing, and Yandex, as well as text-to-speech using Google.\nDeepL Android - Unofficial Android client for DeepL.\nInstaLate - Distraction-free translation for Android, to be used directly from within any app. Supports Beolingus, DeepL, Dict.cc, GNU CIDE, Heinzelnisse, LibreTranslate, Linguee, WikDict, and Wiktionary.\nLingva Translate - Alternative front-end for Google Translate, serving as a free and open-source translator with over a hundred languages available.\nSimplyTranslate - Provide fast and private translations to the user without wasting much overhead for extensive styling or JavaScript. Supports Google Translate, DeepL, ICIBA, and LibreTranslate.\nSimplyTranslate Mobile - Unofficial Android client of SimplyTranslate.\nHacker News # Hackers - A native iOS app for Hacker News.\nHackerweb - A simply readable Hacker News web app.\nHckrnws - A custom front-end for a better reading experience of HackerNews.\nHN-search - Algolia Hacker News search.\nHNTopLinks - Top Links on Hacker News.\nImgur # Imgin - Minimal Imgur front end Imgrs - Imgrs is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. It\u0026rsquo;s a Rust rewrite of a previous Imgur proxy project, Omgur. Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/imgrs Omgur - Omgur is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. Inspired by the Invidious, Nitter, and Teddit projects. No JavaScript or ads All requests go through the Omgur backend, client never talks to Imgur Prevents Imgur from tracking your IP or JavaScript fingerprint Lightweight Self-hostable Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/omgur Rimgo - Self-hosted frontend for Imgur written in Go. Website: https://i.bcow.xyz/ Rimgu - Self-hosted alternative frontend/ proxy for Imgur Instagram # Bibliogram - Bibliogram is an alternative front-end for Instagram. Public instances: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/bibliogram-docs/tree/master/docs/Instances.md Mastodon # Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Hyperspace - cross-platform Mastodon client for the fediverse written in TypeScript and React Pinafore - Alternative web client for Mastodon, focused on speed and simplicity Sengi - cross-platform multi-account Mastodon \u0026amp; Pleroma desktop client TheDesk - cross-platform Mastodon \u0026amp; Misskey desktop client Tootle - simple GTK-based Linux Mastodon client Tusky - lightweight Android Mastodon client Medium # Scribe - Alternative front-end to Medium.com Other services # ArchiveBox - Open source self-hosted web archiving. Takes URLs/browser history/bookmarks/Pocket/Pinboard/etc., saves HTML, JS, PDFs, media, and more etherpad-lite - Collaborative rich text editor. A modern really-real-time collaborative document editor Gitea - Lightweight git server. Git with a cup of tea, painless self-hosted git service Hedgedoc - Collaborative markdown editor. A platform to write and share markdown Librarian - Alternative frontend for LBRY / Odysee.com MediathekViewWeb - Video content of German public-service television broadcasters (e.g. ARD, ZDF) Official instance: mediathekviewweb.de NoPaste - NoPaste is an open-source website similar to Pastebin where you can store any piece of code, and generate links for easy sharing PrivateBin - Zero knowledge encrypted paste-bin. A minimalist, open source online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data. Data is encrypted/decrypted in the browser using 256 bits AES Snapdrop - Similar to Apple\u0026rsquo;s Airdrop but in your browser. A Progressive Web App for local file sharing Vaultwarden - Password manager. Unofficial Bitwarden compatible server written in Rust, formerly known as bitwarden_rs Wikiless - A free open source alternative Wikipedia front-end focused on privacy Reddit # Due to recent changes with the Reddit API Policy you may have mixed success with these. These are kept here in the event that this changes, but otherwise these are mostly dead projects\nDawn - Open-source Reddit app Available on F-Droid Forked from Dank: https://github.com/saket/Dank Eddrit - Alternative front-end for Reddit, inspired by Nitter, built with Python \u0026amp; Starlette. Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Infinity - Reddit client for Android Available on F-Droid junipf/reddit-frontend - A reddit front-end written in React Official instance: https://jpf-reddit.netlify.app kddit - uWSGI frontend for Reddit.com written in Python Official instance: https://kddit.kalli.st Libreddit - Alternative front-end for Reddit. Themed around Reddit\u0026rsquo;s new design - Lightweight, no JavaScript, no ads, no tracking. Official instance: libredd.it Public instances: https://github.com/spikecodes/libreddit#instances RedditClient - Alternative front-end for Reddit, built with Angular Roffline - A self-hosted offline Reddit server. It allows you to browse Reddit posts (including any media in the post) while offline. It is targeted at people that have intermittent internet Snew - Open-source client for Reddit forked from the Reddit source code. Slide - Open source, ad free Reddit browser for Android Available on F-Droid Stealth - Account-free, privacy-oriented, and feature-rich Reddit client. Available on F-Droid Teddit - Alternative Reddit front-end focused on privacy - Lightweight, no ads, no JavaScript, unofficial API. Official instance: https://teddit.net Public instances: https://github.com/teddit-net/teddit#instances Github mirror repository Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Teddit Top of Reddit - Top Reddit posts every day. Troddit: A web client for Reddit Official instance: https://www.troddit.com Updoot - Android, alternative front-end for Reddit. Xeddit - A Xamarin.Forms app for Reddit. Official instance: xeddit.com Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Xeddit Redirection # Farside - Farside provides links that automatically redirect to working instances of privacy-oriented alternative frontends, such as Nitter, Libreddit, etc. This allows for users to have more reliable access to the available public instances for a particular service, while also helping to distribute traffic more evenly across all instances and avoid performance bottlenecks and rate-limiting. LibRedirect - App that redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends. If you click on a link of a Youtube like it will redirect to you to Newpipe, Twitter to nitter, Wikipedia to Wikiless etc. Privacy Redirect - A simple web extension that redirects Twitter, YouTube, Instagram \u0026amp; Google Maps requests to privacy friendly alternatives Firefox Add-On: Privacy Redirect Chrome Extension: Privacy Redirect UntrackMe - UntrackMe transforms Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Reddit and Medium and Wikipedia links to links of open source, privacy friendly front-ends. Converts Google Maps links to OpenStreetMap links. Removes tracking parameters from any url. Then delegates the action to other apps that are capable of handling them. (Android app) Watch on Odysee - Browser add on that redirects you from YouTube to odysee a decentralized Youtube alternative Reuters # Neuters - An alternative front-end to Reuters.com. It is intended to be lightweight and fast, and was heavily inspired by Nitter Official instance: https://boxcat.site Shazam # SongRec - Open-source Shazam client for Linux, written in Rust. Spotify # Downtify - Open source Spotify ripper. Self Hosted. Kotify - Requires Spotify Account - Multiplatform desktop client for Spotify focused on library organization for power users. Relies on official Spotify client for playback Librespot - Requires Spotify Premium Account - librespot is an open source client library for Spotify. It enables applications to use Spotify\u0026rsquo;s service to control and play music via various backends, and to act as a Spotify Connect receiver. It is an alternative to the official and now deprecated closed-source libspotify. Additionally, it will provide extra features which are not available in the official library Oggify - Download Spotify tracks to Ogg Vorbis (with a Spotify premium account), based on librespot psst - Fast and multi-platform Spotify client with native GUI Podcast MP3 Downloader - Download MP3 files of your favorite podcasts from Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts, and Overcast. Spot: Gtk/Rust native Spotify client for the GNOME desktop. Only works with premium accounts Spotiqueue - Minimalistic queue-oriented macOS-native client for Spotify, with Guile Scheme scriptability SpotDownloader - A simple web tool that allows you to download songs from Spotify. You can download a song either by entering a track, album, or playlist link. You can also download the entire album or playlist in ZIP format. It also adds all the metadata like cover image, artists, and release date in the downloaded songs. Show, Podcast, and Artist page links aren\u0026rsquo;t supported yet. Spotiflyer - Download free content from Youtube, Spotify, Sound Cloud and more Spotube: A lightweight and free Spotify crossplatform-client which handles playback manually, streams music using Youtube \u0026amp; no Spotify premium account is needed SpotX: Modified Spotify Client for Windows (Windows Only) - Blocking ads and updates for the desktop version of Spotify, disabling podcasts and more Telegram # Telegram-FOSS - Unofficial, FOSS-friendly fork of the original Telegram client for Android. TikTok # ProxiTok - Open source alternative frontend for TikTok made with PHP. Official instance: Pussthecat Instance Twitch # ElectronPlayer - Electron Based Web Video Services Player. Supports Netflix, Youtube, Twitch, Floatplane, Hulu and more streamlink-twitch-gui - Multi platform Twitch.tv browser for Streamlink Twire: Alternative and open source Twitch client for Android Xtra - Twitch player and browser for Android Twitter/X # Due to recent changes with the Twitter API Policy you may have mixed success with these.\nFritter - A free, open-source Twitter client for Android. Harpy - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Flutter/Dart. Nitter - Alternative Twitter front-end - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Official instance: nitter.net Public instances: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances Example: Troy Hunt on Twitter and Nitter Shitter - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Java. Tweet-app - Desktop Twitter client only for tweeting. Timeline never shows up. Tweeterr - A tool to use Twitter from the command line on the fly. Tweepy - Twitter for Python Twidere X - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built mostly with Kotlin, in early stage. YouTube # Alltube - Web GUI for youtube-dl AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. BlackHole - Android music player app for YouTube Music and Spotify made with Flutter CloudTube - Alternative front-end for Invidious Official instance: https://tube.cadence.moe Installation guide for self-hosting: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/tube-docs/tree/main/item/docs/cloudtube/Installing%20CloudTube.md FreeTube - Open source YouTube desktop player for privacy on Windows, Mac and Linux Invidious - Invidious is an alternative front-end to YouTube - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Home page: https://invidious.io Invidious instances (Github): https://github.com/iv-org/documentation/blob/master/Invidious-Instances.md Invidious instances API: https://api.invidious.io Installation guide for self-hosting: https://docs.invidious.io/Installation.md Invidious-viewer - Python application to watch YouTube videos through the Invidious API, in the terminal (requires MPV player and libmpv.so, provided by Linux distro) Invuedious - An alternative frontend for invidious built with vue.js Official instance: https://bocchilorenzo.github.io/invuedious/ LibreTube - Android frontend for YouTube, based on Piped minitube - Lightweight youtube client with a kid-friendly interface. Can make playlists from search keywords mps-youtube - Terminal based YouTube player and downloader. NewPipe - A libre lightweight streaming front-end for Android oleksis/youtube-dl-gui - Cross-platform front-end GUI of the popular youtube-dl written in wxPython OpenVideoDownloader aka jely2002/youtube-dl-gui - A cross-platform GUI for youtube-dl made in Electron and node.js Piped - An alternative privacy-friendly YouTube frontend which is efficient by design - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking Official instance: https://piped.kavin.rocks List of public instances: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped/wiki/Instances Installation guide for self-hosting: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Documentation/blob/main/content/docs/self-hosting/index.md pipe-viewer - A lightweight application (fork of straw-viewer) for searching and playing videos from YouTube. Plumber - Local and remote video trimmer, can trim parts of video without downloading whole video, utilizes youtube-dl, allows conversion to GIFs smtube - Stand-alone YouTube video player Website: https://www.smtube.org SMTube is part of SMPlayer SMPlayer website: https://www.smplayer.info SMPlayer repository: https://github.com/smplayer-dev/smplayer SmartTubeNext - SmartTubeNext is an advanced YouTube app for Android TVs and TV boxes, free and open source. It is not a live TV client and does not support \u0026ldquo;YouTube TV\u0026rdquo;. SkyTube - An open-source YouTube app for Android. Tartube - A GUI front-end for youtube-dl, partly based on youtube-dl-gui and written in Python 3 / Gtk 3 th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). TubeArchivist - A self hosted YouTube media server. TubeSync - TubeSync is a PVR (personal video recorder) for YouTube. It syncs YouTube channels and playlists to a locally hosted media server. ViewTube - An alternative front-end for YouTube, written in Vue.js, uses Plyr video player; supports SponsorBlock, multiple Invidious instances support, chapters Vividl - Modern Windows GUI for youtube-dl Youtube-dl - Command-line program to download videos from YouTube.com and other video sites Youtube-viewer - Lightweight YouTube client for Linux YouTube.js - Full-featured wrapper around the Innertube API, which is what YouTube itself uses uYouPlus - uYouPlus (uYou+) is an alternative YouTube app for Apple\u0026rsquo;s iOS and iPadOS. yattee - Alternative YouTube frontend for iOS, tvOS and macOS built with Invidious and Piped, supports sponsorblock yt-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously without forcing javascript (Fork of youtube-local) yt-dlp - A youtube-dl fork with additional features and fixes. ytcc - Command line tool to keep track of your favorite playlists on YouTube and many other places. Can import youtube subscriptions from Google Takeout and provide them as an RSS feed for your favorite reader. ytfzf - A POSIX script that helps you find Youtube videos (without API) and opens/downloads them using mpv/youtube-dl. ytmdl - A simple app to get songs from YouTube in mp3 format with artist name, album name etc from sources like iTunes, LastFM, Deezer, Gaana etc. ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. ytdl-gui - A simple-to-use, cross-platform graphical interface for youtube-dl youtube-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously and with greater page performance ytcast - Cast YouTube videos to your smart TV from the command line. This program does roughly the same thing as the \u0026ldquo;Play on TV\u0026rdquo; button that appears on the player bar when you visit youtube.com with Chrome or when you use the YouTube smartphone app YouTube Music # AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. "},{"id":8,"href":"/hacking/","title":"Hacking","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The truth is revealed by removing things that stand in its light, an art not unlike sculpture, in which the artist creates, not by building, but by hacking away.\u0026rdquo; - Alan Watts\nWelcome to the Hacking section of Liberty tools! Hacking should be used to increase your knowledge and harden your defenses. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAnonymity # BinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\nI2P - The Invisible Internet Project.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nNipe - Script to redirect all traffic from the machine to the Tor network.\nOnionScan - One of the Hacking Tools for investigating the Dark Web by finding operational security issues introduced by Tor hidden service operators.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nTor - Free software and onion routed overlay network that helps you defend against traffic analysis.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nBug Bounty Platforms # Bugcrowd List - List of many companies that provide bug bounties. CTF(Capture the flag) # Ctf-tools - Collection of setup scripts to install various security research tools easily and quickly deployable to new machines.\nPwntools - Rapid exploit development framework built for use in CTFs.\nRsaCtfTool - Decrypt data enciphered using weak RSA keys, and recover private keys from public keys using a variety of automated attacks.\nDDoS # HOIC - Updated version of Low Orbit Ion Cannon, has ‘boosters’ to get around common counter measures.\nJS LOIC - JavaScript in-browser version of LOIC.\nLOIC - Open source network stress tool for Windows.\nSlowLoris - DoS tool that uses low bandwidth on the attacking side.\nT50 - Faster network stress tool.\nUFONet - Abuses OSI layer 7 HTTP to create/manage ‘zombies’ and to conduct different attacks using; GET/POST, multithreading, proxies, origin spoofing methods, cache evasion techniques, etc.\nDefense Evasion # AntiVirus Evasion Tool (AVET) - Post-process exploits containing executable files targeted for Windows machines to avoid being recognized by antivirus software.\nHyperion - Runtime encryptor for 32-bit portable executables (“PE .exes”).\nPeCloak.py - Automates the process of hiding a malicious Windows executable from antivirus (AV) detection.\nPeCloakCapstone - Multi-platform fork of the peCloak.py automated malware antivirus evasion tool.\nUniByAv - Simple obfuscator that takes raw shellcode and generates Anti-Virus friendly executables by using a brute-forcable, 32-bit XOR key.\nVeil - Generate metasploit payloads that bypass common anti-virus solutions.\nDefcon Suggested Reading # Defcon Suggested Reading Email Spoofing # SpoofBox - Offers email, SMS, Phone spoofing and lots of other tools. Not a free service. Can also be used to look up phone numbers. Exploit Development # Exploit Writing Tutorials - Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nShellcode Examples - Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial - Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nFile Format Analysis # Hachoir - Python library to view and edit a binary stream as tree of fields and tools for metadata extraction.\nKaitai Struct - File formats and network protocols dissection language and web IDE, generating parsers in C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby.\nVeles - Binary data visualization and analysis tool.\nForensics # Autopsy - Full suite of open source forensics tools.\nCAINE - CAINE is Linux Live CD that contains a wealth of digital forensic tools. Features include a user-friendly GUI, semi-automated report creation and tools for Mobile Forensics, Network Forensics, Data Recovery and more.\nFTK Imager - Open Source Disk imaging tool.\nPaladin Forensic Suite - Live Ubuntu distro with lots of tools. Open source with free and paid versions.\nSIFT Workstation - The SIFT Workstation is a collection of free and open-source incident response and forensic tools designed to perform detailed digital forensic examinations in a variety of settings, all built inside an Ubuntu VM.\nSMART - Open source sampling of many proprietary forensics tools.\nGNU/Linux Utilities # Linux Exploit Suggester - Heuristic reporting on potentially viable exploits for a given GNU/Linux system. Hacking Focused OSINT # AQUATONE - Subdomain discovery tool utilizing various open sources producing a report that can be used as input to other tools.\nBinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\nDataSploit - OSINT visualizer utilizing Shodan, Censys, Clearbit, EmailHunter, FullContact, and Zoomeye behind the scenes.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\ngithub-dorks - CLI tool to scan Github repos/organizations for potential sensitive information leak.\nIntrigue - Automated OSINT \u0026amp; Attack Surface discovery framework with powerful API, UI and CLI.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nShodan - World’s first search engine for Internet-connected devices.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSn1per - One of the Hacking Tools for Automated Pentest Recon Scanner.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\nThreat Crowd - Search engine for threats.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nvcsmap - Plugin-based tool to scan public version control systems for sensitive information.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nHacking Conventions # 44Con - Annual Security Conference held in London.\nAppSecUSA - Annual conference organized by OWASP.\nBalCCon - Balkan Computer Congress, annually held in Novi Sad, Serbia.\nBlack Hat - Annual security conference in Las Vegas.\nBruCON - Annual security conference in Belgium.\nCarolinaCon - Infosec conference, held annually in North Carolina.\nCCC - Annual meeting of the international hacker scene in Germany.\nCHCon - Christchurch Hacker Con, Only South Island of New Zealand hacker con.\nDeepSec - Security Conference in Vienna, Austria.\nDefCamp - Largest Security Conference in Eastern Europe, held annually in Bucharest, Romania.\nDEF CON - Annual hacker convention in Las Vegas. Known for having a left wing bias.\nEkoparty - Largest Security Conference in Latin America, held annually in Buenos Aires, Argentina.\nFSec - FSec - Croatian Information Security Gathering in Varaždin, Croatia.\nHack3rCon - Annual US hacker conference.\nHack.lu - Annual conference held in Luxembourg.\nHackfest - Largest hacking conference in Canada.\nHITB - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nHacking In The Box - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nInfosecurity Europe - Europe’s number one information security event, held in London, UK.\nLayerOne - Annual US security conference held every spring in Los Angeles.\nNullcon - Annual conference in Delhi and Goa, India.\nPhreakNIC - Technology conference held annually in middle Tennessee.\nRSA Conference USA - Annual security conference in San Francisco, California, USA.\nShmooCon - Annual US East coast hacker convention.\nSkyDogCon - Technology conference in Nashville.\nSummerCon - One of the oldest hacker conventions, held during Summer.\nSwiss Cyber Storm - Annual security conference in Lucerne, Switzerland.\nThotCon - Annual US hacker conference held in Chicago.\nTroopers - Annual international IT Security event with workshops held in Heidelberg, Germany.\nVirus Bulletin Conference - Annual conference going to be held in Denver, USA for 2016.\nHash Cracking # BruteForce Wallet - Find the password of an encrypted wallet file (i.e. wallet.dat).\nCeWL - Generates custom wordlists by spidering a target’s website and collecting unique words.\nHashcat - Another One of the Hacking Tools The more fast hash cracker.\nJohn the Ripper - One of the best Hacking Tools for Fast password cracker.\nJWT Cracker - Simple HS256 JWT token brute force cracker.\nRar Crack - RAR bruteforce cracker.\nHex Editors # 0xED – Native macOS hex editor that supports plug-ins to display custom data types.\nFrhed – Binary file editor for Windows.\nHexEdit.js – Browser-based hex editing.\nHexinator – World’s finest (proprietary, commercial) Hex Editor.\nInformation Security Magazines # 2600: The Hacker Quarterly – American publication about technology and computer “underground.”\nPhrack Magazine – By far the longest running hacker zine.\nUnredacted Magazine - The official magazine from Michael Bazzell author of Extreme Privacy.\nLock Picking Resources # Awesome Lockpicking – Awesome guides, tools, and other resources about the security and compromise of locks, safes, and keys.\nBosnianbill – More lockpicking videos.\nSchuyler Towne channel – Lockpicking videos and security talks.\n/r/lockpicking – Resources for learning lockpicking, equipment recommendations.\nmacOS Utilities # Bella – Pure Python post-exploitation data mining and remote administration tool for macOS. Multi-paradigm Frameworks # Armitage – Java-based GUI front-end for the Metasploit Framework.\nExploitPack – Graphical tool for automating penetration tests that ships with many pre-packaged exploits.\nFaraday – Multiuser integrated pentesting environment for red teams performing cooperative penetration tests, security audits, and risk assessments.\nMetasploit – Post exploitation Hacking Tools for offensive security teams to help verify vulnerabilities and manage security assessments.\nPupy – Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android) remote administration and post-exploitation tool.\nNetwork Tools # BetterCAP – Modular, portable and easily extensible MITM framework.\nCloudFail – Unmask server IP addresses hidden behind Cloudflare by searching old database records and detecting misconfigured DNS.\nCrackMapExec – A swiss army knife for pentesting networks.\nDebookee – Simple and powerful network traffic analyzer for macOS.\nDET – Proof of concept to perform data exfiltration using either single or multiple channel(s) at the same time.\nDgcd – Simple Unix network utility to extend the accessibility of TCP/IP based network services beyond firewalls.\nDnsmap – One of the Hacking Tools for Passive DNS network mapper.\nDnsrecon – One of the Hacking Tools for DNS enumeration script.\nDnschef – Highly configurable DNS proxy for pentesters.\nDnsenum – Perl script that enumerates DNS information from a domain, attempts zone transfers, performs a brute force dictionary style attack, and then performs reverse look-ups on the results.\nDnstracer – Determines where a given DNS server gets its information from, and follows the chain of DNS servers.\nDNSDumpster – One of the Hacking Tools for Online DNS recon and search service.\nDshell – Network forensic analysis framework.\nDsniff – Collection of tools for network auditing and pentesting.\nDripcap – Caffeinated packet analyzer.\nEvilgrade – Modular framework to take advantage of poor upgrade implementations by injecting fake updates.\nEttercap – Comprehensive, mature suite for machine-in-the-middle attacks.\nImpacket – A collection of Python classes for working with network protocols.\nIntercepter-NG – Multifunctional network toolkit.\nMass Scan – Best Hacking Tools for TCP port scanner, spews SYN packets asynchronously, scanning entire Internet in under 5 minutes.\nMallory – HTTP/HTTPS proxy over SSH.\nMitmproxy – Interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy for penetration testers and software developers.\nMorpheus – Automated ettercap TCP/IP Hacking Tools.\nNetsniff-ng – Swiss army knife for network sniffing.\nNetwork-Tools.com – Website offering an interface to numerous basic network utilities like ping, traceroute, whois, and more.\nNmap – Free security scanner for network exploration \u0026amp; security audits.\nPassivedns – Network sniffer that logs all DNS server replies for use in a passive DNS setup.\nPassivedns-client – Library and query tool for querying several passive DNS providers.\nPig – One of the Hacking Tools for GNU/Linux packet crafting.\nPwnat – Punches holes in firewalls and NATs.\nPraeda – Automated multi-function printer data harvester for gathering usable data during security assessments.\nPrinter Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) – Tool for printer security testing capable of IP and USB connectivity, fuzzing, and exploitation of PostScript, PJL, and PCL printer language features.\nRoutersploit – Open source exploitation framework similar to Metasploit but dedicated to embedded devices.\nScanless – Utility for using websites to perform port scans on your behalf so as not to reveal your own IP.\nScapy – Python-based interactive packet manipulation program \u0026amp; library.\nSPARTA – Graphical interface offering scriptable, configurable access to existing network infrastructure scanning and enumeration tools.\nSSH MITM – Intercept SSH connections with a proxy; all plaintext passwords and sessions are logged to disk.\nTcpdump/libpcap – Common packet analyzer that runs under the command line.\nWireshark – Widely-used graphical, cross-platform network protocol analyzer.\nXRay – Network (sub)domain discovery and reconnaissance automation tool.\nZarp – Network attack tool centered around the exploitation of local networks.\nZmap – Open source network scanner that enables researchers to easily perform Internet-wide network studies.\nOperating Systems # Best Linux Penetration Testing Distributions @ CyberPunk – Description of main penetration testing distributions.\nCuckoo – Open source automated malware analysis system.\nComputer Aided Investigative Environment (CAINE) – Italian GNU/Linux live distribution created as a digital forensics project.\nCSILinux - CSI\u0026rsquo;s mission is to equip you with the most advanced tools in digital forensics, OSINT, and incident response.\nDigital Evidence \u0026amp; Forensics Toolkit (DEFT) – Live CD for forensic analysis runnable without tampering or corrupting connected devices where the boot process takes place.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nSecurity @ Distrowatch – Website dedicated to talking about, reviewing, and keeping up to date with open source operating systems.\nTails – Live OS aimed at preserving privacy and anonymity.\nPhysical Hacking Tools # Anof-cyber/APTRS - APTRS (Automated Penetration Testing Reporting System) is an automated reporting tool in Python and Django. The tool allows Penetration testers to create a report directly without using the Traditional Docx file. It also provides an approach to keeping track of the projects and vulnerabilities.\nCanarytokens.org - Canarytokens are a free, quick, painless way to help defenders discover they\u0026rsquo;ve been breached by having attackers announce themselves. These are digital honeypots you can configure on your own network.\nFlipperzero.one - Flipper Zero is a portable multi-tool for pentesters and geeks in a toy-like body. It loves hacking digital stuff, such as radio protocols, access control systems, hardware and more. It\u0026rsquo;s fully open-source and customizable, so you can extend it in whatever way you like. Check out more firmware options here\nHak5.org - Sells many hacking for wifi pentesting, hotplug attacks, implants, remote access field kits and more. Breakdown of multiple tools\nLAN Turtle – Covert “USB Ethernet Adapter” that provides remote access, network intelligence gathering, and MITM capabilities when installed in a local network.\nPoisontap – Siphons cookies, exposes internal (LAN-side) router and installs web backdoor on locked computers.\nUSB Rubber Ducky – Customizable keystroke injection attack platform masquerading as a USB thumbdrive.\nWiFi Pineapple – Wireless auditing and penetration testing platform.\nPenetration Testing Resources # Pentest Tools # Metasploit Unleashed - Free Offensive Security Metasploit course.\nMITRE’s Adversarial Tactics, Techniques \u0026amp; Common Knowledge (ATT\u0026amp;CK) – Curated knowledge base and model for cyber adversary behavior.\nOpen Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM) – Framework for providing test cases that result in verified facts on which to base decisions that impact an organization’s security.\nOpen Web Application Security Project (OWASP) – Worldwide not-for-profit charitable organization focused on improving the security of especially Web-based and Application-layer software.\nPenetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) – Documentation designed to provide a common language and scope for performing and reporting the results of a penetration test.\nPenetration Testing Framework (PTF) – Outline for performing penetration tests compiled as a general framework usable by vulnerability analysts and penetration testers alike.\nPENTEST-WIKI – Free online security knowledge library for pentesters and researchers.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nShellcode Examples – Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial – Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nXSS-Payloads – Ultimate resource for all things cross-site including payloads, tools, games and documentation.\nPenetration Testing Distributions # ArchStrike – Arch GNU/Linux repository for security professionals and enthusiasts.\nAttifyOS – GNU/Linux distribution focused on tools useful during Internet of Things (IoT) security assessments.\nBackBox – Ubuntu-based distribution for penetration tests and security assessments.\nBlackArch – Arch GNU/Linux-based distribution with best Hacking Tools for penetration testers and security researchers.\nFedora Security Lab – Provides a safe test environment to work on security auditing, forensics, system rescue and teaching security testing methodologies.\nKali – GNU/Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing Hacking Tools.\nNetwork Security Toolkit (NST) – Fedora-based bootable live operating system designed to provide easy access to best-of-breed open source network security applications.\nParrot – Distribution similar to Kali, with multiple architectures with 100 of Hacking Tools.\nPentoo – Security-focused live CD based on Gentoo.\nThe Pentesters Framework – Distro organized around the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES), providing a curated collection of utilities that eliminates often unused toolchains.\nDocker for Penetration Testing # docker pull kalilinux/kali-linux-docker docker pull owasp/zap2docker-stable docker pull wpscanteam/wpscan docker pull citizenstig/dvwa docker pull wpscanteam/vulnerablewordpress docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-6271 docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-0160 docker pull opendns/security-ninjas docker pull diogomonica/docker-bench-security docker pull ismisepaul/securityshepherd docker pull danmx/docker-owasp-webgoat docker-compose build \u0026amp;\u0026amp; docker-compose up docker pull citizenstig/nowasp docker pull bkimminich/juice-shop docker pull phocean/msf Penetration Testing Report Templates # Pentesting Report Template – lucideus.com template.\nPentesting Report Template – pcisecuritystandards.org template.\nPublic Pentesting Reports – Curated list of public penetration test reports released by several consulting firms and academic security groups.\nRansomware Recovery # Nomoreransom - Help detect what kind of ransomware encryption you’re affected by and free tools to unlock it, in many but not all cases. Reverse Engineering Tools # Binwalk – Fast, easy to use tool for analyzing, reverse engineering, and extracting firmware images.\nCapstone – Lightweight multi-platform, multi-architecture disassembly framework.\ndnSpy – One of the Hacking Tools to reverse engineer .NET assemblies.\nEvan’s Debugger – OllyDbg-like debugger for GNU/Linux.\nFrida – Dynamic instrumentation toolkit for developers, reverse-engineers, and security researchers.\nImmunity Debugger – Powerful way to write exploits and analyze malware.\nInteractive Disassembler (IDA Pro) – Proprietary multi-processor disassembler and debugger for Windows, GNU/Linux, or macOS; also has a free version, IDA Free.\nMedusa – Open source, cross-platform interactive disassembler.\nOllyDbg – x86 debugger for Windows binaries that emphasizes binary code analysis.\nPeda – Python Exploit Development Assistance for GDB.\nPlasma – Interactive disassembler for x86/ARM/MIPS. Generates indented pseudo-code with colored syntax code.\nPyREBox – Python scriptable Reverse Engineering sandbox by Cisco-Talos.\nRadare2 – Open source, crossplatform reverse engineering framework.\nrVMI – Debugger on steroids; inspect userspace processes, kernel drivers, and preboot environments in a single tool.\nVoltron – Extensible debugger UI toolkit written in Python.\nWDK/WinDbg – Windows Driver Kit and WinDbg.\nx64dbg – Open source x64/x32 debugger for windows.\nSecurity Courses # ARIZONA CYBER WARFARE RANGE – 24×7 live fire exercises for beginners through real world operations; capability for upward progression into the real world of cyber warfare.\nComputer Security Student – Many free tutorials, great for beginners, $10/mo membership unlocks all content.\nCTF Field Guide – Everything you need to win your next CTF competition.\nCybrary – Free courses in ethical hacking and advanced penetration testing. Advanced penetration testing courses are based on the book ‘Penetration Testing for Highly-Secured Environments’.\nEuropean Union Agency for Network and Information Security – ENISA Cyber Security Training material.\nOffensive Security Training – Training from BackTrack/Kali developers.\nOpen Security Training – Training material for computer security classes.\nSANS Security Training – Computer Security Training \u0026amp; Certification.\nSide-channel Tools # ChipWhisperer – Complete open-source toolchain for side-channel power analysis and glitching attacks. Social Engineering # Beelogger – Tool for generating keylooger.\nCatphish – Tool for phishing and corporate espionage written in Ruby.\nEvilginx – MITM attack framework used for phishing credentials and session cookies from any Web service.\nKing Phisher – One of the Hacking Tools for Phishing campaign toolkit used for creating and managing multiple simultaneous phishing attacks with custom email and server content.\nSocial Engineer Toolkit (SET) – Open source pentesting framework designed for social engineering featuring a number of custom attack vectors to make believable attacks quickly.\nSocial Engineering Framework – Information resource for social engineers.\nwifiphisher – Automated phishing attacks against WiFi networks.\nStatic Analyzers # Bandit – Security oriented static analyser for python code.\nBrakeman – Static analysis security vulnerability scanner for Ruby on Rails applications.\nCppcheck – Extensible C/C++ static analyzer focused on finding bugs.\nFindBugs – Free software static analyzer to look for bugs in Java code.\nSobelow – Security-focused static analysis for the Phoenix Framework.\nTransport Layer Security Tools # SSLyze – Fast and comprehensive TLS/SSL configuration analyzer to help identify security mis-configurations.\nTLS Prober – Fingerprint a server’s SSL/TLS implementation.\nTestssl.sh – Command line tool which checks a server’s service on any port for the support of TLS/SSL ciphers, protocols as well as some cryptographic flaws.\nTools, Lists, Tutorials etc. # AD Exploit guides - Detailed guide on methods to exploit Active Directory.\nAndroid Security – Collection of Android security-related resources.\nAppSec – Resources for learning about application security.\nAwesome Awesomness – The List of the Lists.\nC/C++ Programming – One of the main language for open source security tools.\nCTFs – Capture The Flag frameworks, libraries, etc.\nExploit Writing Tutorials – Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nForensics – Free (mostly open source) forensic analysis tools and resources.\nGB Hackers Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHackerone Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHacking – Tutorials, tools, and resources.\nHoneypots – Honeypots, tools, components, and more.\nInfoSec § Hacking challenges – Comprehensive directory of CTFs, wargames, hacking challenge websites, Penetration testing tools list practice lab exercises, and more.\nInfosec – Information security resources for pentesting, forensics, and more.\nJavaScript Programming – In-browser development and scripting.\nKali Linux Tools – List of Hacking tools present in Kali Linux.\nMalware Analysis – Tools and resources for analysts.\nNode.js Programming – Curated list of delightful Node.js packages and resources.\nPCAP Tools – Tools for processing network traffic.\nPenetration Testing Cheat Sheets – Awesome Pentest Cheat Sheets.\nPivoting and Tunneling Guide - Detailed guide on methods to exploit.\nPython Programming 1 – General Python programming.\nPython Programming 2 – General Python programming.\nPython tools for penetration testers – Lots of pentesting tools are written in Python.\nRuby Programming 1 – The de-facto language for writing exploits.\nRuby Programming 2 – The de-facto\nVirtual Machines Labs # CFTtime - Free capture the flag hacking games.\nMindMaps - Massive list of smaller sites that provide individual hacking challenges.\nPentesterlab - Free and paid Pentesting training with labs.\nSadcloud - Sadcloud is a tool for spinning up insecure AWS infrastructure with Terraform.\nVulnerability Hub - Free Virtual machines to hack, provided by the community.\nVulnmachines - A place to learn and improve penetration testing/ethical hacking skills for FREE. The labs consist of 100+ real world scenarios to practice the latest exploits and cutting edge hacking techniques.\nVulnerability Databases # Bugtraq (BID) – Software security bug identification database compiled from submissions to the SecurityFocus mailing list and other sources, operated by Symantec, Inc.\nCommon Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) – Dictionary of common names (i.e., CVE Identifiers) for publicly known security vulnerabilities.\nCXSecurity – Archive of published CVE and Bugtraq software vulnerabilities cross-referenced with a Google dork database for discovering the listed vulnerability.\nExploit-DB – Non-profit project hosting exploits for software vulnerabilities, provided as a public service by Offensive Security.\nFull-Disclosure – Public, vendor-neutral forum for detailed discussion of vulnerabilities, often publishes details before many other sources.\nInj3ct0r (Onion service) – Exploit marketplace and vulnerability information aggregator.\nMicrosoft Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Microsoft software.\nMicrosoft Security Bulletins – Announcements of security issues discovered in Microsoft software, published by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC).\nMozilla Foundation Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Mozilla software, including the Firefox Web Browser.\nNational Vulnerability Database (NVD) – United States government’s National Vulnerability Database provides additional meta-data (CPE, CVSS scoring) of the standard CVE List along with a fine-grained search engine.\nPacket Storm – Compendium of exploits, advisories, tools, and other security-related resources aggregated from across the industry.\nSecuriTeam – Independent source of software vulnerability information.\nUS-CERT Vulnerability Notes Database – Summaries, technical details, remediation information, and lists of vendors affected by software vulnerabilities, aggregated by the United States Computer Emergency Response Team (US-CERT).\nVulnerability Lab – Open forum for security advisories organized by category of exploit target.\nVulners – Security database of software vulnerabilities.\nZero Day Initiative – Bug bounty program with the publicly accessible archive of published security advisories, operated by TippingPoint.\nVulnerability Scanners # Nexpose – Commercial vulnerability and risk management assessment engine that integrates with Metasploit, sold by Rapid7.\nNessus – Commercial vulnerability management, configuration, and compliance assessment platform, sold by Tenable. Free for under 25 devices.\nOpenVAS – Free open source software implementation of the popular Nessus vulnerability assessment system.\nVuls – Agentless vulnerability scanner for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD, written in Go.\nWeb Exploitation # Autochrome – Easy to install a test browser with all the appropriate setting needed for web application testing with native Burp support, from NCCGroup.\nBlindElephant – Web application fingerprinter.\nBrowser Exploitation Framework (BeEF) – Command and control server for delivering exploits to commandeered Web browsers.\nBurp Suite – One of the Hacking Tools integrated platform for performing security testing of web applications.\nCommix – Automated all-in-one operating system command injection and exploitation tool.\nDVCS Ripper – Rip web accessible (distributed) version control systems: SVN/GIT/HG/BZR.\nEyeWitness – Tool to take screenshots of websites, provide some server header info, and identify default credentials if possible.\nFiddler – Free cross-platform web debugging proxy with user-friendly companion tools.\nFimap – Find, prepare, audit, exploit and even Google automatically for LFI/RFI bugs.\nFuzzDB – Dictionary of attack patterns and primitives for black-box application fault injection and resource discovery.\nGitTools – One of the Hacking Tools that Automatically find and download Web accessible .git repositories.\nKadabra – Automatic LFI exploiter and scanner.\nKadimus – LFI scan and exploit tool.\nLiffy – LFI exploitation tool.\nNoSQLmap – Automatic NoSQL injection and database takeover tool.\nOffensive Web Testing Framework (OWTF) – Python-based framework for pentesting Web applications based on the OWASP Testing Guide.\nSslstrip – One of the Hacking Tools Demonstration of the HTTPS stripping attacks.\nSslstrip2 – SSLStrip version to defeat HSTS.\nsqlmap – Automatic SQL injection and database takeover tool.\nTplmap – Automatic server-side template injection and Web server takeover Hacking Tools.\nVHostScan – A virtual host scanner that performs reverse lookups, can be used with pivot tools, detect catch-all scenarios, aliases and dynamic default pages.\nWeevely3 – Weaponized web shell.\nWebscreenshot – A simple script to take screenshots of list of websites.\nWhatWeb – Website fingerprinter.\nWappalyzer – Wappalyzer uncovers the technologies used on websites.\nwafw00f – Identifies and fingerprints Web Application Firewall (WAF) products.\nWordPress Exploit Framework – Ruby framework for developing and using modules which aid in the penetration testing of WordPress powered websites and systems.\nWPSploit – Exploit WordPress-powered websites with Metasploit.\nWeb Scanners # Arachni – Scriptable framework for evaluating the security of web applications.\nCms-explorer – Reveal the specific modules, plugins, components and themes that various websites powered by content management systems are running.\nNikto – Noisy but fast black box web server and web application vulnerability scanner.\nSecApps – In-browser web application security testing suite.\nWebReaver – Commercial, graphical web application vulnerability scanner designed for macOS.\nw3af – Hacking Tools for Web application attack and audit framework.\nWPScan – Hacking Tools of Black box WordPress vulnerability scanner.\nWapiti – Black box web application vulnerability scanner with built-in fuzzer.\nJoomscan – One of the best Hacking Tools for Joomla vulnerability scanner.\nACSTIS – Automated client-side template injection (sandbox escape/bypass) detection for AngularJS.\nWindows Utilities # Bloodhound – Graphical Active Directory trust relationship explorer.\nDeathStar – Python script that uses Empire’s RESTful API to automate gaining Domain Admin rights in Active Directory environments.\nEmpire – Pure PowerShell post-exploitation agent.\nFibratus – Tool for exploration and tracing of the Windows kernel.\nMagic Unicorn – Shellcode generator for numerous attack vectors, including Microsoft Office macros, PowerShell, HTML applications (HTA), or certutil (using fake certificates).\nMimikatz – Credentials extraction tool for Windows operating system.\nPowerSploit – PowerShell Post-Exploitation Framework.\nredsnarf – Post-exploitation tool for retrieving password hashes and credentials from Windows workstations, servers, and domain controllers.\nResponder – LLMNR, NBT-NS and MDNS poisoner.\nSysinternals Suite – The Sysinternals Troubleshooting Utilities.\nwePWNise – Generates architecture independent VBA code to be used in Office documents or templates and automates bypassing application control and exploit mitigation software.\nWindows Credentials Editor – Inspect logon sessions and add, change, list, and delete associated credentials, including Kerberos tickets.\nWindows Exploit Suggester – Detects potential missing patches on the target.\nWireless Network Hacking # Aircrack-ng – Set of Penetration testing \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list for auditing wireless networks.\nFluxion – Suite of automated social engineering based WPA attacks.\nKismet – Wireless network detector, sniffer, and IDS.\nReaver – Brute force attack against WiFi Protected Setup.\nWifite – Automated wireless attack tool.\n"},{"id":9,"href":"/health/","title":"Health","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Our food should be our medicine and our medicine should be our food.\u0026rdquo; - Hippocrates\nThe modern world is poisoning us. Big Ag, Big Pharma, social media, environmental pollution, EMFs are everywhere. Corporations and every level of our governments are complicit, and this trend doesnt seem to be slowing down. We need to take our health back into our own hands. By embracing traditional wisdom, and alternatives to mainstream health we can reclaim much of the health that modern society has been slowly destroying.\nReject modernity. Embrace Tradition.\nBioHacking Tools # AgelessBody - List of Biohacking tools and strategies\nAnyLuv Metal Glasses - Anyluv sells blue light blocking daytime and nighttime glasses with metal frames, so that you can minimize your light exposure without putting plastic on your face like most other blue light blocking glasses.\nBioHackerLabs Tools - Several different tools and resources. Net Carb Calc, Glucose Ketone Calc, Blood Sugar converter, Blue light testing.\nBluBlox - Cheaper Blue light blocking sunglasses\nBonCharge - Numerous products for sale. Include Blu light blocking, EMF Blocking, red light therapy etc. Products are bit pricey.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nEmr-Tek - Wide range of products. Inlcuding non plastic blue and yellow light blocking glasses. Iphone radiation blocking cases. Red light devices and more.\nOpal - App that blocks other apps. Social media can be addicting and can impact your productivity, but sometimes deleting it isn\u0026rsquo;t an option. Stop yourself from wasting time on social media during designated time frames with the Opal app.\nChips - Seed Oil Free # Seed oils are everywhere. New evidence shows that they are wildly toxic and heavily correlate with the increase in major chronic disease over the last 100 years. But Chips are also delicious so here\u0026rsquo;s a few options for seed oil free chips. Anti-Seed Oil Data\nBeefys Own - Beef tallow potato chips.\nMasa Chips - Organic nixtalized corn chips cooked in grassfed beef tallow. From the creators of the Shireapp. Accepts Bitcoin. Currently they are a bit pricey.\nRosies Chips - Beef tallow potato chips.\nSiete Foods - Family owned Mexican company that produces a wide range of seed oil free chips and other products. Primarily cooked in Avocado oil.\nClothing # Non Plastic, EMF Resistant and Grounded\nAll of these ideas may seem controversial to you. Here are some great resources to learn more about them. Grounding/Earthing , Microplastics , Guide on avoiding all plastics and toxic chemicals\nAJConsultingCompany - Non Plastic Alternatives\nBuffaloWoolCo - 100% buffalo/bison wool clothing.\nCottonique - GOTS Certified 100% Organic cotton products.\nEarth Runners - Earth Runners was created to rewild our lives in response to the typical modern domesticated lifestyle, which is causing numerous health, psychological and social issues. Grounded minimalist sandals.\nFindwool.com - Find 100% pure wool in your area.\nGrounded Shoes - Shoes that are discharged electricity from body via grounded shoes. Most(but not all) shoes are 100% leather and plastic free.\nHarvest and Mill - 100% organic cotton sheets, towels \u0026amp; more. 100% Sourced \u0026amp; Made in the USA.\nHemp Organic Life - Organic hemp products for all sorts of less common items such as: mattress covers, cushions, sleeping bags, soaps, socks, and even home and car seat covers.\nNatural Home - Natural home sells a wide mix of organic wool, cotton, linen, hemp furniture and much more.\nOddobody - 100% organic cotton underwear for woman.\nPeluva Shoes - Founded by liberty leaning nutrition expert Mark Sisson. Peluva aims to create shoes that allow you to move well in a more natural state.\nRawganique - Organic cotton, linen and Hemp clothing and accessories.\nRhizal Shoes - Grounded 100% leather shoes.\nThe Filtery - Aggregator for non plastic clothes and other household items.\nWoolshire - GOTS Certified 100% Organic locally sourced Cotton products. Organic sourcing is often not verified when it comes from other countries. At Woolshire it is verified.\nWyoming Based - American Wool company. Sells Beanies and Sweaters. Accepts Bitcoin. Manufactured in America. Anti-woke.\nCosmetics # Animal based and Non-Toxic\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Deodorant, Toothpaste, soap, etc\nCaptain Fishers - Balms and Hair serum using Tallow and other natural ingredients.\nClara And Fritz - Whipped tallow based sunscreen and other products\nDakota Tallow - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nFarrow.Life - Pork Lard based. Farrow is made in real time and in small batches to ensure super freshness and the highest quality.\nJKLM Farm - Small Batch Animal Fat Soap \u0026amp; Skincare Products. Includes bone marrow soap,bacon fat soap, hair paste and more.\nMeraki Blu - Meraki Blu and Tallow based supplements. Meraki Blu has been shown to help Energy, Focus, Short-Term and Long-Term Memory, Uplift Mood, Calm Anxiety, and be Anti-Aging focused.\nNoseToTail-BodyCare - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nVintage Tradition - Tallow Lip balms.\nWhite Oaks Home goods - White oaks also provides tallow and lard based cosmetics, candles etc.\nDental Health # Dental health has been an epidemic of malocclusion largely related the to quality of our food for thousands of years. This has led to mass issues with dental decay and improper facial development which leads to nasal breathing, which in turns leads to wisdom teeth problems and many other following health issues.Check out these resources to learn more: Weston A Price\u0026rsquo;s world wide study , Jaw Development , Breathing , General Dental Health\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Toothpaste and other products. Completely natural with no Fluoride.\nVanMan Shop - Toothpase made from eggshell and betonite clay. Shipped in glass containers. Offers other products as well.\nBite - Plastic free Vegan friendly toothpaste and other teeth related products, including bamboo tooth brushes and plastic free floss, all sold in non plastic containers.\nGreenzla - Bamboo plastic free tooth brushes.\nPlastic Free Dental Floss - Made from wheat instead of plastic for your flossing needs.\nMastique Chewing Gum - Often referred to as mastic gum, Mastique offers sugar free, seed oil and trans fat free Mastic gum for chewing to help build jaw strength and avoid jaw/wisdom teeth problems. Also comes with xylitol, coconut and natural mastic for extra teeth care. Doesn\u0026rsquo;t taste like regular gum, but ultimately its not bad tasting either.\nGreco Gum - Single ingredient mastic gum for increasing jaw strength. Made from resinous sap that seeps from the bark of the mastic tree (Pistacia lentiscus) and becomes crystallized.\nApolloGum - Single ingredient mastic gum with only a single ingredient. Offers a 21% discount if purchased in bitcoin.\nBiolight - A redlight device specifically for your mouth and teeth. Red light has shown tremendous health benefits across a wide spectrum. The Biolight can help to restore your oral microbiome. Company also provides many other redlight products.\nMewing App - An app from the creator of Mewing, that helps you do different mewing exercises designed to help strengthen your jaw with proper tongue posture, and help your face, jaw and teeth develop properly.\nEnvironmental Toxin Monitoring # Because Health - A nonprofit environmental health site that offers science-based tips and guides for buying safer cookware and dishes, uncontaminated foods, and nontoxic personal-care products—to help people live more healthfully.\nBreast Cancer Prevention Partners - An organization that provides information for reducing toxic exposures—in food packaging, cosmetics, and other everyday products—to protect people’s breast health and reproductive health.\nCHEM Trust - A website that offers terrific fact sheets about hazardous chemicals and their impacts on health, as well as news about chemical legislation in Europe (such as REACH).\nClearya - A browser plug-in and mobile app that help online shoppers make informed choices. Clearya automatically screens ingredient lists for chemicals of concern while shopping online, and assists in discovering safer alternatives. In parallel, the platform mines insights that serve environmental health scientists and advocacy groups.\nEnvironmental Defense Fund - A leading global nonprofit organization that promotes research related to preserving the health of both the environment and its populations, including humans.\nEnvironmental Health News - A publication of Environmental Health Sciences, a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental health issues, including climate change, the plastic pollution crisis, and harmful chemicals such as BPA.\nEnvironmental Working Group - A nonprofit dedicated to protecting human health and the environment. The group offers excellent Shopper’s Guides with scientifically based recommendations on choosing healthy consumer products (from cosmetics to cleaning products) and uncontaminated foods (including produce). The organization also offers a Healthy Living App with ratings of more than 120,000 food and personal-care products, to help consumers make the healthiest choices.\nMade Safe - A program that certifies safe brands of cosmetics, household products, apparel, bedding, and other products, after a rigorous screening and evaluation of ingredients and materials. Check out their new Healthy Pregnancy Guide.\nNational Resources Defense Council - An organization that works to safeguard the earth, including its air, water, people, plants, and animals, from pollution, chemicals, and other toxic effects.\nProgram on Reproductive Health and the Environment - Under the auspices of the University of California, San Francisco, this program offers valuable resources that can help minimize people’s exposure to reproductive toxins in everyday life.\nSafer Chemicals, Healthy Families - A coalition of organizations and businesses working to safeguard families from toxic chemicals in our homes, workplaces, schools, and in the products we use.\nSafer Made - An organization that invests in companies and technologies that eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals in consumer products and supply chains. Its newsletters highlight developments in phasing out certain chemicals and progress on other environmental issues.\nSilent Spring Institute - A scientific research organization dedicated to uncovering the links between environmental chemicals and human health. On the preventive front, the organization developed Detox Me, a free mobile app to help consumers reduce their exposure to toxic chemicals in their everyday surroundings.\nToxic Free Future - An organization that conducts original research on the complex science underlying different aspects of environmental health and advocates for the use of safer products, chemicals, and practices to ensure a healthier future.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFood Discovery Apps # Feed the People By the People - An organization dedicated to empowering farmers and ranchers across the country and cutting out middlemen to enable direct sales to customers. By decentralizing the food supply chain, they aim to put the power of food back in the hands of the people.\nGetRawMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area based off your zip code.\nGround Work Collective - Website that finds high quality farms and high quality soil.\nLabel Ferret - Label Ferret uses nutrition data from a variety of sources but nutrition data and ingredient labels change frequently so accuracy cannot be guaranteed. You can use this app to read ingredients and nutritional facts from a wide range of different products.\nLocal Fats: Website that that helps you find food providers that dont use seed oils. Includes locations all over the world. Locations are crowd sourced, so anyone can submit a new location they find.\nRealMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area.\nSeed Oil Rebellion - Website that provides education around seed oils and buying/food guides.\nSeed Oil Scout - App that helps you find restaurants and fast food providers that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App only works in IOS.\nSeed oil Free Restaurants - Website that lets you look up specific restaurants to see what oils they cook in and dont cook in.\nSeedy App - App that helps you find restaurants, fast food providers and products at grocery stores that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App is under construction. Old demo app only worked in IOS.\nShireapp - App that finds local high quality real foods. Includes multiple categories such as Seed oil free, regenerative, grass fed, organic, raw etc.\nHealth Funding Projects # Decentralized Health Fund - The Decentralized Health Fund looks to fund important but largely unprofitable research in regards to lesser known areas of health. The fund is working to collect and store money in BTC in order to give out grants to fund studies and projects around the dangers of EMF\u0026rsquo;s, the benefit of grounding, sunlight and other natural sources.\nNew Founding - New Founding is looking to raise funds to focus on \u0026ldquo;early-stage ventures where we can add exceptional value by leveraging our significant proprietary deal flow, our best-in-class intelligence of conservative consumer and institutional demand, and our connections within the right-wing ecosystem.\u0026rdquo; ‍\nHealthcare Alternative # Chronic Illness Recovery - An institute that focuses on healing from long term health issues caused by systemic inflammation and other modern causes.\nCrowdhealth - CrowdHealth is not an insurance company, but a platform \u0026amp; community that empowers you with a crowdfunding tool and a wealth of resources to efficiently manage your health care costs.\nCurehunter - Free service that catalogs most medical conditions and potential treatments. CureHunter is a fully integrated scientific search, data retrieval and analysis engine on the web that can read the entire US National Library of Medicine Medline Archive and automatically extract and quantify the evidence for successful clinical outcomes of all known drugs for all known human diseases.\nDPC Network - Find Direct Primary care Doctors near you.\nDpcare - Direct Primary Care (DPC) is an innovative alternative payment model improving access to high functioning healthcare with a simple, flat, affordable membership fee. No fee-for-service payments. No third party billing. The defining element of DPC is an enduring and trusting relationship between a patient and his or her primary care provider.\nDruglike - Druglike is a platform for democratizing the access, costs, and rewards of early-stage drug discovery. Druglike is building a decentralized computing network which provides resources for anyone looking to start or contribute to early-stage drug discovery projects. Unlike competitors, Druglike will be web-based and completely free to use.\nFree Market Medical Association - Free Market Medical Association helps find Market alternatives to healthcare, co-founded by the CEO of Oklahoma Surgery Center.\nOklahoma Surgery Center - Free Market for Surgery with full price transparency.\nRevero.com - Program that aims to evaluate and measure health metrics to get down to the real causes of your health issues, while using a nutritional and holistic approach.\nTrue Med - True Med helps facilitate acceptance of HSA and FSA money for individuals and companies. This can be used by or for any company that promotes better diet, exercise or other alternative forms of health.\nTWC.Health - Alternative healthcare to the mainstream pharma system. Also sells supplements. Co-founded by Dr. Peter McCullough.\nHigh Quality Meat # Organic, Grass Fed, Regenerative and Seed Oil Free Food\nAUPA Bar - The Chad of energy bars. High quality meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit. AUPA gives discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. Save an additional 5% with code word \u0026ldquo;liberty\u0026rdquo;\nEpic Provisions - One of the best and most convenient ways to access high quality meat in convenient packaging.\nForce of Nature - Another fantastic option for regenerative meat. Including Beef, Bison, Chicken, Elk, Venison, Wild Boar and more. Force of Nature is also unique in selling \u0026ldquo;Ancestral Blends\u0026rdquo; ground meat mixed with small amounts of organ meats for delicious ways to eat highly nutritious organ meats.\nJoyce-Farms - Another great regenerative source of meat. Provides a wide range of poultry, sausages and jerkies.\nMauinui Venison - Regenerative/sustainable raised deer. Axis deer are an invasive species in Maui and need to be kept in check to preserve the water and local plants/farms as there are no natural predators for the deer on Maui. Slightly pricey.\nMeatrition - A massive database in defense of all things Meat.\nNose to Tail - Regenerative and pastured raise meat, specifically focused on producing the best low PUFA raised mono-gastric animals like Chicken and Pork. Also sells Lamb.\nWhite Oak Pastures - One of the most respected regenerative farms around, practicing their idea of \u0026ldquo;radically traditionally farming\u0026rdquo;. White oaks sells several different kinds of meat, including, Duck, Goose, Guinea, Rabbit, Goat etc. White Oak has really pioneered the regenerative model and proofed its effective with a peer reviewed study\nWild Idea Buffalo - Another great option. Focuses primarily on buffalo but has several other great offers. Bison are only slaughtered in the field, never in a slaughterhouse.\nMedical Drugs Resellers # Buy medical drugs from third parties that may be in limited supply.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinal. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nContraband Cures - A list of alternative style medicines for several different conditions.\nContingency Medical - Emergency Antibiotic Kits, for Home or on the Go. Stay protected against Nausea, Vomiting, Strep Throat, UTIs, Diarrhea, Ear Infections, Sinusitis and more.\nDuration Health - The portable emergency room — Peace of mind for off-grid living and travel. Their doctors prescribe you life-saving medications before you need them. They ship them to you before your next adventure. Treat urgent medical issues anywhere — without finding a doctor or pharmacy.\nJase Medical - Emergency meds and Prescription drugs.\nMountain Rose Herbs - One of the best sources of organic herbs and alternative medicines.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nPurely Prepared Patriot - American company that sells Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and Fenbendazole.\nOSINT- Health and the Environment # Antennasearch.com - Track 5g Towers in your area.\nClimateViewerMaps - Track Real Time data of climate weather across the world including rainfall and UN Tracking of weather Modification projects.\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nSupplement Testing and Rankings # Consumerlab - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nLabdoor - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nVaccine and Medical Info # Just the Inserts - Just the Inserts is a collection of all vaccine and other medication related info from the official source. While much of this information is public, it is often obfuscated and difficult to find. Just the Inserts bring all of the safety related data to one convient place for you to check on what the actual side affects of vaccines and other medications are. "},{"id":10,"href":"/job-boards/","title":"Job Boards","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.\u0026rdquo; - Confucius\nWhy work for a company you hate? If you believe in liberty many of these companies hate you. Stop wasting your talents and your energy on them, and find something that advances your values.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale. Jobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin. Latium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase. Publish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens. Liberty and Crypto Related Job Boards # AnonFriendly - Don\u0026rsquo;t doxx yourself for work. Job boards for Anonymous workers. Bankless.Pallet - The best jobs in crypto and DeFi, curated by Bankless, for the Bankless Nation. New technical and non-technical job posts every week. BitcoinerJobs - Bitcoiner Jobs is the leading career site helping to build the emerging Bitcoin industry and the careers of Bitcoiners within it. Publicsq - Non-woke and conservative leaning job board. Talent Market - Talent Market’s mission is to promote liberty by providing talent for critical roles within the free-market nonprofit sector. Provide Free consulting for liberty focused non profits. No-Jab Job Boards # Based.Pro - Formerly \u0026ldquo;NoVaxMandate.org\u0026rdquo; Based.Pro has pivoted from its vax focus to help you connect with professionals, companies and institutions who share your values. Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types. Redballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or covid nonsense. Unjected - Dating board for people who have not had any of the Covid-19 Vaccines. Vaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status. "},{"id":11,"href":"/metrics/","title":"Metrics","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Freedom and Anti Freedom Metrics # “Just as Soviet managers responded by producing shoddy goods that met the numerical targets set by their overlords, so do schools, police forces, and businesses find ways of fulfilling quotas with shoddy goods of their own.” ― Jerry Z. Muller\nIn order to better understand the broader picture, data collection becomes essential. Data collection can be used to paint whatever narrative its collectors want. We must be aware of the actual data in order to interrupt the truth as it is, and not what politics wants it to be. Here are a list of metrics tracking different statistics directly related to rising tyranny in our world.\nAtlantic Council CBDCTracker - Tracks Country progress of (CBDC)Central Bank Digital Currency Implementation and testing\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nCDBC Tracker - A project by the Human Rights Foundation to track CDBC development worldwide.\nCriticalrace.org Track CRT and other forms of Wokeness in schools. Tracks Colleges and K-12. Tracks many of the specific actions taken at every school.\nDefendingEd - Tracking DEI/Wokism in Schools.\nDigital Sovereignty Index - The DSI is a simple metric to illustrate how much locally hosted applications are used across the measured countries. It represents the relative amount of deployments of self-hosted productivity \u0026amp; collaboration tools per 100K citizens, compared to other countries.\nFreedomHouse.org - Freedom Metric across the world, does not Track Covid.\nFreedominthe50states.org - Tracks the most Free US states in regards to a wide set of metrics, does not track covid freedoms. Provided by the Cato institute.\nFungibility-Graveyard - List of People who have been exposed and prosecuted for or while using Bitcoin due to lack of privacy\nHeritage World Freedom Index - Economic Freedom across the world\nICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nRootshq - Website that tracks different liberty groups and associations across America\nShadowstats - Tracks true levels of economics in America, Money supply, Inflation, GDP etc…\nUSDebtclock - Real time National Debt Counter.\nWashingtonPost Police Shooting DB - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states.\nWokeWagon - Tracks woke political appointees in government\nWorld Press Freedoms - Ranking of all countries in the world by freest to least free press.\n"},{"id":12,"href":"/money/","title":"Money","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" If you don’t believe it or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try and convince you. I am sorry. - Satoshi Nakamoto\nCrypto Currency, The greatest tool we have.\nFinancial privacy is largely being wiped away across the world, while governments simultaneously destroy the value of our currencies through inflation and sanctions. With the invention of Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto gave us what is probably the single greatest tool for freedom in the history of the world. With decentralized crypto currency we have the ability to fix our money and fix the world. While some people believe that all non bitcoin crypto currencies are a scam we do not agree. We believe in competition for all freedom tech. Bitcoin isn\u0026rsquo;t perfect and shouldn\u0026rsquo;t be treated as a religion. The best counterpoint to bitcoins imperfection is its inherent lack of privacy and its current difficulty with scaling. Monero provides the best and simplest use case for privacy and is a great alternative to bitcoin. Likewise we believe that other crypto projects may have real utility in pursuing freedom. That being said the crypto industry is absolutely saturated with scams and grifters. As always do your own research and invest carefully. Hold your own keys and continue your journey to being financially sovereign.\nAcquire Crypto # Atomic Swaps # Atomic Swaps are the future of Crypto Currency trading. Completely custody-less, heavily private, and generally uncensorable. Still very much in development. Learn more here.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nBasic Swap Dex - Atomic Swap DEX. No added fees. Installed locally. Currently in BETA.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nLiquiality - Atomic Swaps across multiple coins.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nUnstoppapleSwaps - Atomic Swap from BTC to Monero.\nDecentralized Exchanges # Decentralization is a spectrum. Many decentralized exchanges aren\u0026rsquo;t nearly as decentralized as they claim to be, but usually they are far more distributed than any centralized exchanges.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nFiat On Ramps (P2P) # Bisq - Buy and sell bitcoin for fiat (or other cryptocurrencies) privately and securely using Bisq\u0026rsquo;s peer-to-peer network and open-source desktop software. Bisq allows you to purchase your bitcoin using P2P Zelle transactions. No registration required.\nHodl Hodl - Anonymous P2P deals on your terms. Trade globally. Using any payment system. For any fiat currency. Bitcoin only. No registration required.\nLocal Monero - Local Monero makes it easy for you to connect with real people in the real world to buy and sell Monero with no KYC. Announced in May 2024 that they would be shutting down. No reason given, but this is likely due to regulatory pressure against other platforms like Samurai and Tornado cash.\nPeach Bitcoin - Peach allows users to purchase BTC in many different national currencies all P2P without KYC. Not currently available in the US.\nRetoSwap - Like Bisq but for Monero. Installed locally, it uses Monero and Tor for high level privacy.\nXMRGlobal - A monero focused p2p exchange for purchasing cryptocurrency via Zelle, ACH cash etc.\nNon-Custodial exchanges # Most exchanges are custodial, meaning you are required to leave crypto on their platform if you want to trade, or you purchase and they will hold on to it initially. Non-custodial exchanges will send your trades and purchases directly to wallets of your choosing.\nChangenow - Reliable non KYC exchange.\nChangelly - Not recommended at this time. Changelly does not require KYC for smaller transactions but they will sometimes implement KYC mid trade, forcing to KYC or lose your funds.\nCryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nEvonax - Established in 2016,Evonax operates as a non-custodial instant cryptocurrency exchange, ensuring that users’ funds are never held within the platform. Serving as an intermediary between cryptocurrencies and users, Evonax provides access to a diverse range of digital assets including Monero (XMR).\nFixedFloat - Good rates for crypto exchanges, does not currently allow US customer IP addresses. Does not require KYC.\nGodex.io - This exchange is a dependable tool for immediate conversions. It supports the conversion of over 300 cryptocurrencies into Monero, without any KYC requirements and it works in both directions, offering great flexibility.\nHoudini Swap - Privacy focused non custodial exchange.\nKYC vs No KYC list - A list of P2P Trading Platforms (i.e. P2P exchanges) for trading Bitcoin. Common payment methods include bank transfer, cash deposited in the seller\u0026rsquo;s bank account, in-person cash (face-to-face) trades as well as payment networks such as Zelle, Alipay, even Cash App and PayPal, for example. Some of these payment methods are more private than others. Typically, face-to-face, cash-by-mail, and US Postal Money Orders are among the most private methods available.\nKYCNotMe - Website that Tracks exchanges that don\u0026rsquo;t use KYC.\nMexc - Crypto trades without KYC. Currently blocked for US based IP addresses.\nNO KYC Only - Education on avoiding KYC and why its problematic.\nOrangeFren - Check many KYC-free services and find the one with the best offer for a wide variety of coins.\nSimpleSwap - Exchange multiple tokens without giving up custody. Requires an account. Offers cash back in their own token.\nSideShift - Shift between different layer 2 tokens. Includes tokens on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Polygoin.\nStealthEx - StealthEX is a non-custodial cryptocurrency exchange service that accepts Monero (XMR). The platform does not require users to create an account or share personal information. Additionally, funds are not stored on StealthEX; exchanges are conducted directly between wallets. At StealthEX, there are no upper limits for your exchanges — you can exchange any amount you desire. When it comes to minimum amounts, you only need to ensure you have enough to cover the network fees.\nSwapSwop - SwapSwop is an instant anonymous crypto exchange with a high level of security from SSL certificates on internal services to a multi-stage exchange procedure, which guarantees the safety of your assets and quick exchange for the desired cryptocurrency.\nTrocador - Privacy focused front end to push your transactions through non KYC exchanges.\nBusiness Directories # AirBTC - AirBNB for Bitcoiners.\nAgoristAcers - Purchase Seeds with Monero.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nAutoCoinCar - Purchase Luxury cars with Crypto - (UK Only).\nBeef Initiative - Purchase Regenerative/Grass fed beef with Crypto.\nBitcoin-P2P Marketplace - BTC sales.\nBitcoin-RealEstate - Purchase Real estate with crypto.\nBitcoin-only - The Ultimate guide to all things Bitcoin.\nBitcoin-only.com - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nBitejo - Massive List of companies that accept Monero and Bitcoin - Is now XMRBazzar.\nCarCoinMarket - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCompTIA Vouchers - CompTIA certs for Btc.\nCryptoCars - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCryptwerk - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nDirectory.BTCPayserver - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nGrowingSpaces - Buy Greenhouses with BTC.\nMonerica - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nMoneromarket - XMR trading platform with escrow. Start selling and buying today.\nOatManFarms - Purchase Oats for BTC.\nShopinBit - Purchase all sorts of items in BTC, only ships to UK currently.\nXMR Bazzar - A p2p shopping center for buying and selling services and goods in Monero. Built by Douglas Tumen, founder and host of the Monero Talk podcast.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale.\nJobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin.\nLatium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase.\nPublish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens.\nDAO and DEFI Tools # ApeBoard - Cross chain crypto monitoring Dashboard.\nCoin - Crypto portfolio account and crypto news aggregator.\nCow.fi - CoW Protocol finds the lowest price for your trade across all exchanges and aggregators, such as Uniswap and 1inch – and protects you from MEV, unlike the others.\nDAOStack - Project that helps you streamline the creation of your own DAO.\nDefiSafety - DEFI Security ratings.\nDefillama - The ultimate tracker for all things DEFI. Track Yield, transparency, NFTs, Stables, Hacks etc.\nDapps.com - Dapp rankings via marketcap.\nDextools - Cross Chain Defi and Cefi Dashboard.\nGhostfol - Multichain Dashboard, includes traditional stocks and ETF’s as well.\nHedgehog - Centralized Exchange Dashboard Management.\nRailgun - RAILGUN is a smart contract system that enables Zero-Knowledge Privacy for any on-chain dApp.\nRotki - An open source portfolio tracker, accounting and analytics tool that protects your privacy. Can be self hosted.\nTornado Cash - DO NOT USE IF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. Tornado cash is an Ethereum based coinjoin mixer that can be used to gain privacy on Ethereum. In August 2022 Tornado Cash was blacked listed by the US government and added to the OFAC list. While the front end website is no longer running you can still interact with the smart contract(this is by design). If you are a US citizen you risk criminal penalties for doing so. Alex Pertsev, was sentenced to five years in prison for his work on development of Tornado cash. It\u0026rsquo;s important to note that despite the shutdown by the US government, the Tornado Cash smart contract is still up and running, and is more less unstoppable as long as the Ethereum network continues to run. If you would like to support the legal defence fund you can so by checking out Justice DAO.\nDecentralized Nodes # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Avalanche and more.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nHandshake - Decentralized DNS. Handshake is an experiment on collaborating to create a decentralized network which results in a global allocation of names. Think of the handles or usernames you use on services such as social networks, and domain names identifying the URL for websites. Nearly all of these services were provided by trusted third parties which prevent the web from truly being decentralized. Handshake provides a means, including key management and server/service authentication, for decentralized web services to experiment.\nMonero Nodo - A full, unpruned, and dedicated hardware node comes equipped with Tor and I2P support, ensuring maximum privacy and security for your transactions. Manage your wallets effortlessly through the LWS Admin panel and enjoy the convenience of our built-in block explorer. The 5.5″ touchscreen allows you to control your node directly from the device, or you can access it from the web for added flexibility and full block explorer functionality. Mine Monero using P2Pool. Contribute to your privacy by running your own personal node while contributing to the Monero network.\nMyNodeBTC - Run Bitcoin nodes and lots of other Bitcoin applications, includes wallets, BTCPay Server, Lightning tools and Whirlpool and other privacy tools.\nPibode-XMR - Small Raspberry pi focused distro for Monero mining.\nPktCash - PKT is an ecosystem of apps that decentralize access to the internet. The mission is to get the next billion people online.\nThreefold - Decentralized Autonomous Internet Infrastructure. ThreeFold is a globally-distributed grid of storage, compute, and network capacity, acting as “no middleman” Internet resources between independent capacity providers and users.\nEducation and certifications # C4/Crypto Consortium - Offers certifications for BTC, Eth and crypto best practices.\nBlockchain-Council.org - Blockchain Council embraces Blockchain, AI, and Web3 with a range of certifications and training.\nChainalysis Certifications - The Chainalysis Cryptocurrency Fundamentals Certification (CCFC) credential is designed for those new to cryptocurrency. Whether you’re starting out on a career focused on crypto, or are coming across bitcoin as you run investigations, onboard new businesses or formulate cryptocurrency compliance policies, this is the place to begin.\nFund Raising # Giveth - Giveth is building a new way forward with its zero-fee, community-driven donation platform - leveraging the power of blockchain technology to connect on-the-ground projects with regenerative funding opportunities.\nGeyser.fund - Geyser is a bitcoin-native crowdfunding platform where you can fund project ideas with the support from global communities.\nHeo.Finance - Decentralized crowdfunding without borders. Help Each Other (HEO) is the first decentralized stablecoin-based crowdfunding platform that removes geographical and political limitations from fundraising. HEO platform is already live on Binance Smart Chain, Celo, Aurora, and Ethereum mainnets.\nKuno Media - Monero based crowd funding.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow institute works to help fund privacy and anti surveillance tech.\nOpen Sats - Open Sats Initiative, Inc. (EIN 85-2722249) is a 501(c)(3) public charity which aims to fund Bitcoin-related free and open-source projects and associated education and research initiatives. Open Sats focuses on no strings attached Bitcoin(only) and freedom tech donations.\nStacks.org - The mission of the Stacks project is to enable a better internet through decentralized apps. To do it, they’re expanding the Bitcoin economy and enabling more functionality as a Bitcoin layer.\nTen31 - Ten31 is the leading bitcoin-focused investor and partner of choice to companies building technology and infrastructure for the bitcoin ecosystem, as well as complementary freedom-oriented technologies including open source software, AI and nostr.\nMerchant Services # Align Pay - AlignPay never picks sides on any issue and is proud to facilitate a welcoming place where people, organizations, campaigns, and merchants can interact in a healthy, open, and legal way.\nParallel Economy - Censorship-Resistant payment processing backed by Conservative Commentator Dan Bongino.\nRevere Payments - A Christian merchant services provider that offers a wide range of solutions for businesses in a variety of industries, including e-commerce, retail, restaurant, firearms, religious, political, CBD, and non-profit. We’re using the same innovative technology as our parent company, Metrics Global, to bring seamless, secure online payments to any industry.\nSecond Amendment Processing - 2nd Amendment processing helps you protect yourself and your business from being censored for your political views or other forms of wrong think.\nOsint for Crypto # AMLBot - Founded in 2019, AMLBot Online assessment of crypto addresses and transactions, founded in 2019 by a team of RegTech specialists in accordance with FATF international recommendations. Offers both free and non-free services.\nClarks Dashboard - A comprehensive list of all BTC Data. Includes Block times, price data, Side chain data, mining etc.\nDeveloperReports - Tracks the current amount of developers on Crypto projects.\nMonero Garden - A complete introduction and walkthrough on all the technical specifics of Monero.\nMonero Inflation - Tracks potential inflation or flaws in the Monero Protocol. Due to Monero\u0026rsquo;s privacy proper auditing can be difficult.\nMonero Observer - News aggregator for all things monero.\nMoneroj.net - Tracks the Monero mining hash rate across all miners.\nMonero.Eco - Graphical interface for the entire Monero Ecosystem.\nMiningPoolStats - Track all data across mining pools for all sorts of crypto projects. Organized primarily by what type of hash algorithm each blockchain uses.\n[Monerowatch](https://monerowat.ch - A monero blockchain explorer. While Monero doesnt have a tradational blockchain explorer we can track block times and size. Along with hash rate and other useful metrics.\nOXT.me - OXT is a tool designed for Exploratory Blockchain Analysis of the bitcoin ledger. OXT is the \u0026lsquo;Other exploration Tool\u0026rsquo; and it should become the \u0026lsquo;Open eXploration Tool\u0026rsquo; in the future.\nStable Pulse - Get a clear, accurate, minimally filtered view of the stablecoin ecosystem.\nThe Monero Moon - The ultimate newsletter for all things Monero.\nTheGraph.com - Crypto Database API Tools.\nTimechainstats.com - BTC Chain API data.\nTrack Bitcoin Nodes - Tracks total Bitcoin nodes.\nTrack Bitcoin Treasuries - Tracks the public Bitcoin Wallets of major corporations and governments.\nTrack Ethereum Nodes - Tracks total Ethereum nodes.\nDefi Lama StablecoinData - Stable coin data across chains.\nPrivacy Software # Bokuto Monero Node - Open source fork of Ronin Dojo’s Bakuto project that allows for a full node Monero wallet.\nBorder Wallets - Border Wallets is a website that helps you strategize on how best to memorize your wallet seed phrase. This can be useful if you need to cross a border, or have a particularly high threat model.\nGupax - Gupax is a GUI for mining Monero on P2Pool using XMRig.\nJam - Jam is a graphical user interface for JoinMarket, and while obviously related, is a separate project developed by a separate set of people.\nJoinMarket-Org - JoinMarket is software to create a special kind of bitcoin transaction called a CoinJoin transaction. Its aim is to improve the confidentiality and privacy of bitcoin transactions. With the shutdown of Samurai wallet, and the withdrawal of the not recommended service Wasabi from the US, Join Market is now one of the only privacy tools for Bitcoin.\nPinode - Monero OS for running full Monero Nodes on Pi’s, Rockpros and Odroids.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nSilent Payments - Silent Payments make receiving Bitcoin easier than ever while preserving your privacy. Silent Payments allow you to create a single, static address to share with friends, use for donations, or post for tips without sacrificing privacy. When someone wants to send you a payment, they use the unique public key that is a part of your Silent Payment address, combine it with the public keys of the outputs they want to send and generate a unique, one-time address that looks on-chain just like any other Taproot address.\nXMRVSBeast - P2Pool Bonus Hash Rate Raffle for people providing Monero Hash.\nSocial Media # Coinpayments.net - Purchase Social media followers with Monero.\nEchoIn - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here.\nFountain - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nMinds - Minds is an open-source social networking service that promotes free speech, privacy, and transparency.\nOshi - Oshi is a powerful marketing and rewards platform built to replace stars, punch cards, and coffee points with something that people really want - Bitcoin.\nOrange Pill App - Bitcoin dating and friend finder.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.ps://www.minds.com/) - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nSpeculative Projects # DarkFi - DarkFi is a new Layer 1 blockchain, designed with anonymity at the forefront. It offers flexible private primitives that can be wielded to create any kind of application. DarkFi aims to make anonymous engineering highly accessible to developers. Backed by noted Crypto Anarchist Amir Taaki.\nFedimints - While still largely theoretical, Fediments is based off the original 1980\u0026rsquo;s concept of Chaumian Ecash, that would essentially provide federated mints built on top of Bitcoin, with high levels of privacy. Two implementations of this concept are Cashu and Umint. These are still in active development. One potential problem with this is legal pressure due to potential classification of these services as unlicensed money transmitters, much like how Samurai Wallet and potentially custodial lightning services are being targeted.\nFreedom Dollar - Freedom Dollar is a private, censorship-resistant stablecoin protocol built on Zano. Stable coins are a useful but sometimes risky project, as they are supposed to maintain their price point with a fiat asset like the dollar.\nHaveno - Haveno aims to be a crypto on ramp much like Bisq that uses Monero instead of Bitcoin as the base payment option. Haveno will utilize TOR and p2p trades, while never taking custody of your funds.\nPirate Chain - Launched in 2018 with the primary goal of being the most private and secure digital currency, Pirate Chain strives to protect the financial privacy of every user in the world. Pirate Chain achieves this by employing the strongest and most acclaimed privacy protocol in the industry, and couples this with an unassailable strategy implementation. Pirate vs Monero Breakdown\nSerai DEX - Largely created in response to Thorchain\u0026rsquo;s choice to not integrate Monero, the Serai Dex works much like the Thorchain DEX, providing coin trading between different native coins using liquidity pools funded by users for small rewards.\nZano - An ambitious project that offers the privacy of Monero for regular transactions, including all projects built ontop of its network. Additionally offers alias addresses so you can associate a wallet address with a name, much like how DNS works for IP addresses. Offers escrow services and Iconic swaps as an alternative to Atomic Swaps. Also allows for building dApps on chain as well.\nSpending Options # Bill Pay # Bitrefill Credit Card Service - Service to pay off Credit Card for multiple providers. Requires KYC. Currently disabled for Americans, but hopefully will be returning. This service does require KYC, but they do offer other services that do not.\nDoctorSim - Top up or recharge any prepaid phone in over 200 countries instantly and securely with doctorSIM.\nSpritz.Finance - Focuses on bill pay, secured payments, automated payments etc. Uses Web 3. Requires an account. Currently in closed Beta.\nCredit Cards # 2Fiat - A new platform that lets you instantly convert Bitcoin, Monero, USDT or any crypto to fiat and make purchases online or in store.\nAbine - An alternative credit card masking service. Abine has similar features, virtual cards up to 500$ for individual vendors. But Abine also offers other privacy services like phone masking, email masking and more. Abine does not have a free tier unlike privacy.com.\nBitpay - Preloaded Bitpay card that lets you spend your Bitcoin.\nDashDirect - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including DASH. Dash Direct phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with DASH for discounts from hundreds of vendors. No KYC Required.\nDoNotPay - DoNotPay is a consumer rights company that helps you fight corporations and beat bureaucracy. They offer a wide range of services, including bill pay, credit card management, and more.\nEzzocard - Anon cards can be purchased via crypto. Charges a decent markup.\nKlutchCard - Service that provides several management and privacy features for your bank account. Klutch gives you unlimited Virtual cards, a physical card without your name on the front, and the ability to manage your spending transactions in depth all while still earning cash back. Does require KYC information and a good credit score though. Another downside, there is currently no way to pay off your balance other than to link your account via ACH and routing number.\nLaso.Finance - A bit pricey. Virtual Credit card with no KYC card that allows for spends of over 1K anywhere in the world. Currently uses Metamask for stable coins only. Monero support coming soon.\nPayWithMoon - Virtual Cards with no KYC funded by lightning based Bitcoin transactions. You can create as many virtual cards as you want, but cards are limited in amounts of 1000$. These cards do not currently work outside of the United States. Used to provide full pre-paid credit cards only offers gift cards now.\nPrivacy.com - The primary method for Credit Card Privacy. By linking your bank account to your Debit card, you can create virtual privacy focused cards that only work for one vendor at a time. This prevents your Debit card from being used in the event of a vendor data breach. Virtual cards are easily deletable. Downsides are that you start with 500$ per card limits for virtual cards. And there is the privacy concern of sharing your bank data with a third party. Please use our affiliate link when signing up. To get an extra $5 dollars on sign up.\nUquid - Virtual card for crypto, only works through Binance or wallet connect compatible wallets, for a wide range of gift card services.\nX1 - Similar to Klutch. Control subscriptions and keep your details private with disposable card numbers.donotpay.com/learn/virtual-credit-card-generator/) - Free Virtual Credit Card Generator for signing up for trial services. Do not Pay also works to create an AI focused response to many asymmetrical problems of society like fighting back against parking tickets or social media de-platforming with automated and proven methods of remediating these issues.\nGift Cards # Egifter - Buy and send premium gift cards for a wide range of services. Offers points per purchases. Gyft - Gift cards for over 200 vendors. Coinsbee - Does Phone Top ups. Bitrefill - Gifts cards and other services. Coincards - giftcards available in multiple countries, Coincards has everything you could possibly need to live your life with crypto! Offers Phone Top ups and accepts Monero. Stealths - Monero first Gift card sales. No KYC Required. Wallets # Bitcoin Wallets # Ashigaru - A new fork of Samurai Wallet without the coinjoin services. As this is new untested its recommended not to put large amounts of BTC on here just yet.\nCasa - Self custody wallet with built in Multi-sig for security and inheritance built in so that your assets aren\u0026rsquo;t lost in the event of death. Only takes Bitcoin and Ethereum.\nCold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nElectrum Wallet - Founded in 2011 Electrum is one of the oldest, simplest and most trusted Bitcoin Only wallets in the game. With a simple interface that has been forked by many other blockchain projects Electrum has everything you need to store and use your bitcoin easily and securely.\nSamurai Wallet - A modern bitcoin wallet hand forged to keep your transactions private your identity masked and your funds secured. Samurai Wallet is a mobile only wallet that is built to work with the Ronin Dojo Full node and Whirlpool privacy coinjoins. Completely Open Source. Mobile only wallet. In April 2024 Samurai Wallet was shutdown by the US government and the founders of the wallet arrested. While the wallet still works if installed, the Whirpool coinjoin features have since been disabled. You can donate to the Samurai defense team here You can also find a list of Public Dojo Clones to use at Dojobay\nSparrow Wallet - Sparrow is a Bitcoin wallet for those who value financial self sovereignty. Sparrow’s emphasis is on security, privacy and usability. Sparrow does not hide information from you - on the contrary it attempts to provide as much detail as possible about your transactions and UTXOs, but in a way that is manageable and usable. Completely Open Source. Desktop only wallet. Following the arrest of the Samurai Wallet Devs, the Whirlpool privacy features were removed from the wallet.\nHardware Wallets # Cold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nFoundationDevices - Foundation builds the Passport hardware wallet which is an airgapped wallet hardware device. Passport has no direct connection with the outside world – no USB data and no wireless communications. Instead, Passport uses a camera and QR codes for communication. This provides hardcore, airgapped security without sacrificing usability.\nLedger - NOT RECOMMENDED. While Ledger has a long history in the space of supporting multiple coins. Ledger is close sourced. Ledger has recently come under for fire for creating a backup policy that lets you back up your keys to Ledgers cloud providers, which means that your private keys could be susceptible to third party pressures on the key holders. Also Ledger was caught sending customer data to several different third parties.\nMonero Signer - Monero Signer is a hardware signing device equipped with a camera that allows you to sign transactions offline via QR-Code. Monero Signer also allows you to generate seeds, passphrases and addresses. All this while being completely offline. Software updates are done air-gapped using a micro SD card.\nSeedsigner - Open source hardware signing device that uses raspberry pi zero which reduces possibility of interception. Does not store your coins, is only a security focused device for signing/approving transactions. Bitcoin only.\nTrezor - One of the older hardware wallets around. Trezor is Fully open source and is one of the few wallets to also support multiple coins.\nLightning Wallets # Phoenix Wallet - Utilizing the lightning network can still be quite difficult, which Phoenix aims to help solve. At first glance, Phoenix doesn\u0026rsquo;t look different from your typical Bitcoin wallet. The difference is that Phoenix runs natively on Lightning. Phoenix takes care of everything under the hood and you will barely notice anything, except that your payments are faster and cheaper. Mobile only wallet. Monero Wallets # Anonero - Anonero is privacy focused phone wallet that only supports Monero, while incorporating other privacy features like, encrypted backups, airgapped transactions mandatory TOR connections. You can only access this app over TOR.\nFeather Wallet - Feather is a free, open-source Monero wallet for Linux, Tails, macOS and Windows. It is written in C++ with the Qt framework. Monero can be difficult to use in many cases to the highly technical and private nature of the coin, which is why the simplicity of feather wallet is so necessary. Feather Wallet can installed or run as a standalone application, making it easily parable with something like Tails OS for the ultimate privacy combo.\nMonero Subscription Wallet - Wallet that allows you to set subscriptions of regularly recurring payments that you would like to send.\nMyMonero - The simplest way to use the next-generation private digital currency Monero, at the sweet spot between security, convenience, and features. Not a full node wallet. You need to trust another node to run this wallet. These wallets share your private view key with a remote server, which continuously scans the blockchain looking for your transactions. They are faster to use, but your privacy can be lessened if you don\u0026rsquo;t control the remote server.\nRinoWallet - Online Monero multisig wallet. Non-custodial and offers 2FA protection.\nMulti Chain Wallets # CakeWallet - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including Monero. Cakewallet phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with Monero for discounts from hundreds of vendors. Supports Monero. No KYC Required. Mobile and desktop wallet. Open Source.\nExodus Wallet - One of the best wallets for holding multiple coins. With a beautiful interface that shows you long term internal price data, built in protocol level staking, coin swaps between hundreds of coins and many other features. Exodus is one best crypto wallets bar none. While it has ended support for Monero as it was a technical challenge to support it. Exodus is NOT Open source. Desktop and mobile.\nStack Wallet - Non Custodial multi coin wallet. Open Source. Has built in exchange functionality. Comes with \u0026ldquo;Duress mode\u0026rdquo; that lets you prepare a fake wallet in case you are physically threatened. Comes with built auto back ups, in wallet crypto swapping and more. Allows you to easily point at your own full node. Supports monero. Desktop and Mobile.\nWallet Recovery # Bitcoin Recovery CO - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nCryptoRecovers - Helping people regain access to their lost Bitcoin wallets since 2019.\nDatarecovery.com - Specializes in cryptocurrency recovery services, providing expert assistance to individuals and businesses who have lost access to their digital assets.\nDriveSavers - Specializes in recovering lost cryptocurrency and compromised wallets from all types of software and hardware wallets.\nEasyRecovery - Professional Bitcoin wallet recovery services can assist with password recovery, private key extraction, and damaged device repair to restore access to your Bitcoin.\nKeychainX - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nProfessional Crypto Recovery - Crypto recovery service that can help you recover your lost coins today.\nRecoverLostBitcoin - Expert crypto recovery services, including private key reconstruction, wallet and scam recovery.\nRecoverMyCryptoWallet - Can recover lost passphrases, missing seed words and forgotten passwords.\nWallet Recovery Service - Can recover lost crypto from all types of wallets.\n"},{"id":13,"href":"/organizations/","title":"Organizations","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The State is, and always has been, the great single enemy of the human race, its liberty, happiness, and progress.\u0026rdquo; - Murray Rothbard\nLiberty Organization that fight for different facets of all things related to liberty.\nAnti ESG Orgs # StriveFunds - Investment firm to counter ESG narrative from Blackrock and Vanguard. Strive specifically rejects the idea of Stakeholder capitalism. Started by author and presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. Antiwar # Antiwar.com - Since the mid 90\u0026rsquo;s Antiwar.com has been one of not the most important and consistently antiwar voices. With reporting on wars all over the globe for a liberty perspective, antiwar.com covers every aspect of the global wars.\nBitcoin For Peace - Accelerate World Peace Through Bitcoin Adoption. The vision of Bitcoin For Peace is to live in world where ALL life co-thrives in harmony. With the current corrupt fiat system, that vision can never happen. Bitcoin is a peaceful revolution.\nConcerned Veterans for America - CVA and its grassroots army will look to defend VA reforms and expand health care options for veterans, rethink America’s foreign policy to promote long-term prosperity, and encourage action to foster a more secure financial future for our country.\nDefend the Guard - An organization that works to reclaim constitutional authority. Defend the Guard legislation would prohibit a state’s National Guard units from being deployed into active combat without a formal declaration of war by Congress, as provided by the U.S. Constitution.\nFood Not Bombs - Food Not Bombs started in 1980. They work to provide healthy vegetarian food to starving Americans. Leftwing organization.\nStopWar.org - Stop the War was founded in September 2001 in the weeks following 9/11, when George W. Bush announced the “war on terror”. Stop the War has since been dedicated to preventing and ending the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and elsewhere. Comes from a leftwing perspective.\nThe Libertarian Institute - Founded by Scott Horton. LI focuses on many issues with a large focus on antiwar. LI has a lot of cross over with Antiwar.com.\nTheGrayZone - The Grayzone is an independent journalistic initiative that does not receive funding from any government or government-backed group or individual. The Gray Zone primarily reports on antiwar civil rights issues from a left wing perspectives.\nWeAreNotYourSoldiers - Antiwar Non-profit feature former soldiers that publicly talk about their horrible experiences during war.\nAntiWoke Advocacy # ActionPDE - PDE Action is a nonpartisan advocacy group working to reclaim public schools through engagement with school boards \u0026amp; state legislatures.\nDefendingEd - Parents Defending Education is a national grassroots organization working to reclaim our schools from activists imposing harmful agendas.\nExit Group - Group that helps users exit from woke/corporate life and build businesses to create separate revenue streams\nFairForAll - A nonpartisan organization dedicated to advancing civil rights and liberties for all Americans, and promoting a common culture based on fairness, understanding, and humanity. Specifically rejects woke ideas and believes in actual equality for all people.\nHeterodox Academy - Heterodox Academy (HxA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit membership organization of thousands of faculty, staff, and students committed to advancing the principles of open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement to improve higher education and academic research. Focuses heavily on Colleges.\nInstitute for Liberal Values - As a non-partisan and non-sectarian consortium focused on the promotion of individual freedom, rights, and liberty in everyday life, the Institute for Liberal Values provides the skills and support required to build community where there has been division, encourage free expression where there has been censorship, and foster optimism where there is fear.\nNew Discourses - Education on all things critical theory. Eduation and debunking of Marxism, Progressive and all forms of critical theory. IE Critical Race Theory, Queer Theory, etc. Founded by James Lindsey.\nClimate Change Pushback # Copenhagen Consensus - The Copenhagen Consensus Center is a think tank that researches and publishes the smartest solutions to the world\u0026rsquo;s biggest problems. Our studies are conducted by more than 300 economists from internationally renowned institutions, including seven Nobel Laureates, to advise policymakers and philanthropists how to achieve the best results with their limited resources.Founded by climate change debunker and educator Bjorn Lomborg.\nEnvironmental Progress - Environmental Progress (EP) was founded in 2016 with the mission of achieving nature, peace and prosperity for all. We believe everyone has a right to affordable energy, a healthy planet, and urban environments that enable citizens to thrive. Our strategy has been to organize grassroots movements to defend these rights, and to fund research into why they are threatened. Founded by free speech advocate and Journalist Michael Shellenberger.\nHeartland.org - The Heartland Institute is a nonprofit organization that focuses on issues in education, environmental protection, health care, budgets and taxes, and stopping Socialism.\nIndustrial Progress - For the last 40 years, so-called environmentalists have held back industrial progress around the world. That\u0026rsquo;s why Idustrial Progress helps the industry fight for its freedom, with new ideas, arguments, and policies that will improve our economy and our environment. Founded by Fossil Fuels advocate Alex Epstein.\nPerc.org - The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) explores how aligning free market incentives for environmental stewardship produces sustainable outcomes for land, water, and wildlife.\nSavory.Global - Fights against climate change approved opinion by using regenerative farming practices of holistic land management. Provides real alternative solutions to mainstream climate fear mongering.\nDrug Freedom # Drug Policy Alliance - The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the leading organization in the U.S. working to end the drug war. Encryption and censorship # Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) - The largest organization that fights for Internet and Digital Freedom. Based out of the US.The EFF puts out several of the best digital freedom tools, including HTTPS Everywhere, Privacy Badger and Certbot.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFree resources Physical and Digital # Art For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nLeadership Institute - Liberty focused training provided in person and virtual. Training is offered for a wide range of topics, including, activism campaigns, fundraising and more.\nLibertarianism.org - Free ebooks from a Cato/Bluepilled perspective. Still some solid content overall.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - Free liberty starter kits for applicants. Including books small grants and more. Primarily aimed at students.\nTechsoup.org - Free Tech for non-profits.\nLegal Advocacy # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nCoin Center - Based in D.C., Coin Center is the leading non-profit research and advocacy center focused on the public policy issues facing cryptocurrency and decentralized computing technologies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Their mission is to defend the rights of individuals to build and use free and open cryptocurrency networks: the right to write and publish code – to read and to run it. The right to assemble into peer-to-peer networks. And the right to do all this privately.\nDeFi Education Fund - The DeFi Education Fund (DEF) explains decentralized finance (DeFi) to policymakers around the world and advocates for policies welcoming of decentralized financial infrastructure.\nFire - Since its founding more than two decades ago as the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, FIRE has become the nation’s leading defender of fundamental rights on college campuses through our unique mix of programming, including student and faculty outreach, public education campaigns, individual case advocacy, and policy reform efforts. In 2022, FIRE changed its name to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and announced an expansion initiative into off-campus free speech advocacy and legal defense.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nInstitute for Justice - IJ is a nonprofit, public interest law firm. Their mission is to end widespread abuses of government power and secure the constitutional rights that allow all Americans to pursue their dreams.\nJusticeDao- A DAO specifically dedicated to helping the legal defense of the developers of Tornado Cash, an Ethereum based privacy service that was takedown by government action.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nPacific Legal Foundation - Pacific Legal Foundation is a national nonprofit legal organization that defends Americans from government overreach and abuse. PFL specifically focuses on Property Rights, Equality and Opportunity and Separation of Powers. ^1,2^\nPeer-To-Peer Rights Fund - The P2P Rights Fund is a project housed within the Bitcoin Policy Institute, a 501(c)3 think tank. An advisory board including open-source developers, human rights activists, and lawyers oversees the fund’s activities. P2P Focuses on protection of Open-Source Software under the First Amendment.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nStand With Crypto - Stand With Crypto, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, champions for clear, common-sense regulations for the crypto industry. We\u0026rsquo;re mobilizing the 52 million crypto owners in the US - a demographic that is younger (60% Gen-Z and Millennials) and more diverse (41% identify as racial minorities) than the general US population - to unlock crypto\u0026rsquo;s innovation potential and foster greater economic freedom.\nThe Crypto Lawyers - Much like Coin Center Crypto Lawyers provide legal advocacy for Bitcoin freedom. They offer services in regards to Litigation, NFT, DEFI, IP, Compliance, and Forensic Investigations.\nMeetups, Education and Training # Americas Future - America’s Future empowers young people to be active, civil, and curious citizens who build freer communities that lead to fulfillment, dignity, and happiness for all.We’re working toward a time in America where young people collaborate to drive change in their communities – change that equips the individual to build a free and happy life. America’s Future offers rising generations opportunities for networking, mentoring, leadership and community engagement through our national network and extensive array of programming.\nArt For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nFreedom Works - A longstanding political orginization that has traditionally leaned republican. Recently though they\u0026rsquo;ve rebranded to target smaller liberty focused groups in order to help educated and advocate for freedom and change in public policy.\nLeadership Institute - Founded in 1979 by its president, Morton C. Blackwell, LI provides training in campaigns, fundraising, grassroots organizing, youth politics, and communications. The Institute teaches conservatives of all ages how to succeed in politics, government, and the media.The Institute offers more than 50 types of training schools, workshops, and seminars; a free employment placement service; and a national field program that trains conservative students to organize campus groups.\nLiberty on the Rocks - Liberty on the Rocks is a non-profit grass roots libertarian organization designed to educate, connect, and activate liberty enthusiasts around the world. Through local chapters and events, citizens and activists throughout the country can increase the size of their networks, enhance their understanding of economics and the philosophy of freedom, widen their knowledge of local and national educational outlets, and increase their opportunities for involvement. Official Partner of Liberty Tools\nLiberty Seeds - The largest directory of liberty-minded organizations, events, and more.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - SFL is not a top down, chapter based, or membership organization. Instead SFL functions as a network of pro-liberty students from a wide diversity of locations and backgrounds. SFL does sometimes take the more blue pilled approach.\nWe Are Change - We Are Change is a nonpartisan, independent media organization comprised of individuals and groups working to expose corruption worldwide.Founded by Luke Rudkowski, We Are Change is comprised of independent journalists, concerned citizens, activists, and anyone who wants to shape the direction our world is going in. We seek to expose the lies of governments and the corporate elite who constantly trash our humanity. Their goal is to create a community of truth-seekers and peacemakers who share a commitment to nonviolent action.\nYoung Americans for Liberty - Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) is the most active and effective pro-liberty youth organization advancing liberty on campus. Our four-step mission is to identify, educate, train, and mobilize youth activists to make liberty win. YAL maintains many chapters across college campuses all over the US.\nYou are the Power - You Are The Power is a membership-based nonprofit that is founded and run by Spike Cohen. They work with activists and organizations in all 50 states, using localized, single-issue activism to set communities free, restore individual rights, take the power away from government and put it back in the hands of the people.\nPress Freedoms # Committee to Protect Journalists - The Committee to Protect Journalists is an independent, nonprofit organization that promotes press freedom worldwide. They defend the right of journalists to report the news safely and without fear of reprisal.\nInternational Press Institute - Their mission is to defend media freedom and support independent journalism wherever they are threatened. Also tracks press freedoms in regards to Covid restrictions.\nReporters Without Borders - Reporters Without Borders tracks press freedoms across the world.\nPolice Reform and Monitoring # 8 Can\u0026rsquo;t Wait - 8 Cant Wait is a campaign to bring immediate change to police departments by encouraging the adoption of 8 specific policies.\nAdopt a Cop - Adopt A Cop BJJ is a nonprofit, donation based program and registered 501(c)3 that allows active duty patrolling police officers around the country to train at any Adopt A Cop BJJ affiliated academy and will pay 100% of the officer’s membership until they reach the rank of Blue belt. Blue belt is the second ranked belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and on average it takes around 12 to 18 months to obtain. Police officers are much less likely to both get injured and to injure suspects if they are trained in BJJ as evidenced by this Case Study.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nOpen-archive - App for saving and sharing files for whistleblowers and videos of police etc\nThick Red Line - A project of Art of Liberty, TRL is an effort to restore respect for law enforcement by abolishing victimless crime.\nWashingtonPost Police Shootings Database - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states\nThink Tanks # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAyn Rand Institute - ARI offers a variety of educational experiences to promote greater understanding of Ayn Rand’s philosophy and, through the writing and speaking of our experts, advocates her principles of reason, rational self-interest and laissez-faire capitalism. ARI also often takes a more Blue pilled perspective and does not generally follow Anarchist ideas, as it advocates for a one world government, based on the principles of logic and reason.\nArt of Liberty - A small think tank that exposes the Illegitimacy and Criminality of “Government” while Making the Voluntaryist Case for Free Markets, REAL Freedom and Peace.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow Institute works to promote the ideas of privacy in the world.\nThe Cato Institute - Founded in 1977 by Ed Crane, Murray Rothbard and Charles Koch. Cato is one of the oldest and largest libertarian think tanks in America. Cato has published great research and information since its inception. Cato has been criticized at times for often taking very pragmatic criticisms of the state and sometimes making the libertarian defense of state activities. Often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nThe Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) - FEE\u0026rsquo;s popular digital content and in-person programs turn complex ideas into practical tools for living your best life and making the world a better place. Fee covers a wide range of issues across the entire political spectrum, while always exposing government crimes and failures.\nThe Future of Freedom Foundation - The Future of Freedom Foundation is a tax-exempt, non-profit educational foundation whose mission is to present an uncompromising moral, philosophical, and economic case for the free society.\nThe Mises Institute - The premium think tank for all things liberty. Founded in 1982 by Anarcho-capitalism Lew Rockwell, largely to push the ideas of economist Murray Rothbard following his split with the Cato Institute. The Mises institute has been one of the biggest and most consistent voices for all things liberty including: Antiwar, Austrian economics, Sound Money, Police Reform, Secession, Book Publishing and so much more.\nThe Reason Foundation - Reason Foundation advances a free society by developing, applying, and promoting libertarian principles, including individual liberty, free markets, and the rule of law. We use journalism and public policy research to influence the frameworks and actions of policymakers, journalists, and opinion leaders. Reason also publishes Reason Magazine and hosts the SOHO Debate Forum. Much like Cato Reason often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nWhistle Blowing # Aim - Undercover citizen journalism, mostly focused on American schools.\nCryptome - One of the primary inspirations for Wikileaks, Cryptome has been offering a leaking platform to the world since 1996 and still runs today. Founded by John Young.\nEFF Surveillance Self-Defense - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\nGlobal Leaks - Whistleblowing Solutions Impresa Sociale S.r.l. (WBS) is an innovative social enterprise that carries out research and development to support whistleblowers and the fight against corruption. It was founded in 2016 to guarantee the economic sustainability of the GlobaLeaks project, through taking care of the growing number of requests for assistance, maintenance and custom deployment. WBS hosts the development activities and coordinates the community efforts. Global leaks provides its own open source tool for whistleblowers.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nO\u0026rsquo;keefe Media Group - Following the ousting of James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe from Project Veritas, O\u0026rsquo;Keefe Media group was founded to present another opportunity for whistle blowing and citizen journalism. OKM provides training and supplies for Citizen journalists.\nProject Veritas - Founded in 2010 by James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe, Project Veritas picked up much of the leaking slack following Wikileakss decrease in output. Often slandered as a far right group, Project Veritas has leaked many of the biggest stories since its inception. Project Veritas was and is largely known for using undercover cameras to expost stories.\nTruth in Media - Not a whistleblowing organization perse, however TIM is known for doing in depth inclusive stories reputably with strong reliable sources and without sensationalism. TIM focuses on stories that most media ignores. Founded by Journalist Ben Swann.\nWikiLeaks - Founded in 2006 by Julian Assange. Wikileaks was the the primary source for leaking of highly secret corporate and government data. Wikileaks worked to protect its leakers by employing the use of PGP and TOR. While largely inactive since the arrest of its founder Julian Assange in 2019, Wikileaks archives are still an important repository of leaked data.\nWizSafe Journalist Privacy Guide - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\n"},{"id":14,"href":"/osint/","title":"OSINT","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Nothing has such power to broaden the mind as the ability to investigate systematically and truly all that comes under thy observation in life.\u0026rdquo; - Marcus Aurelius\nOpen Source Intelligence tools can be used to find information of all types. This can be useful in furthering your understanding of both offensive and defensive practices by finding information for anything and everything. OSINT is the direct inverse of open source privacy tools. OSINT can be used for nefarious purposes in some cases, but OSINT itself does not directly include the concept of hacking. OSINT only aims to find legally available public information. OSINT has tremendous use in regards to education and finding information about corporations, politicians and good journalism. These tools can also be used to help you understand your own privacy exposure as well. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAI (Artificial Intelligence) Tools # Art Generators # Albus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAnimate Anyone - App that allows you to take a static image or photo and create videos of movement based on the people or characters in those photos.\nDall E - DALL·E 2 is an AI system that can create realistic images and art from a description in natural language. Made by Open Ai. Closed source.\nDreamstudio.ai - AI Art Generation.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGemini - Formerly known as Bard. Google\u0026rsquo;s AI alternative to Chat GPT. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias, including filtering your text prompts through a DEI and social justice lens.\nLumiere - A Space-Time Diffusion Model for Video Generation. Made by Google, closed source. Create video from word prompts or pictures. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias.\nMagic Animate - Magic Animate is an open source project that allows you to produces an animated video from a single image and a motion video.\nMid Journey - Mid Journey is an independent research lab exploring new mediums of thought and expanding the imaginative powers of the human species. Requires the unencrypted messaging app Discord for image generation.\nOpen AI Sora - Sora can generate videos up to a minute long while maintaining visual quality and adherence to the user’s prompt. Closed source.\nFreedom and Privacy AI Tools # AI Unchained - Podcast by freedom advocate and bitcoin educator Guy Swann. Follow the newest updates in the AI industry to become more sovereign and efficient by utilizing cutting edge tools.\nAlex AI - Energy and Climate Chatbot. Built by Alex Epstein, an advocate of Freedom and Fossil Fuels. Iphone Only.\nGab AI - Chat GPT alternative and image generator by conservative Social Media company GAB.\nGATgpt - A LLM model like Chat GPT but specifically for gun printing and all things gun related. Built by Cody Wilson.\nLibertAI - Decentralized privacy focused AI.\nUnleashed Chat - AI chatbot service designed with real privacy in mind. It stands out with its live Nostr data querying and advanced context embedding capabilities. It allows for Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network, for privacy and speed. The platform employs the latest Open Source models, prioritizing uncensored options.\nVenice - Venice is an open source alternative to Chat GPT. With built in features for code prompts and Stable Diffusion, Venice does not censor or spy on you. Launched by freedom advocate and crypto pioneer Erik Voorhees.\nGeneral AI Tools # AI or Not - Need to verify if images are AI generated? Here\u0026rsquo;s a project that can identify images from Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Dall-E, GAN and more.\nAIXploira - Access the largest list of top-quality AI tools available on the web.\nAlbus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAwesome GPT - List of dozens of GPT style LLMs.\nEsperanto.ai - Esperanto delivers high-performance, energy-efficient computing solutions that are the compelling choice for the most demanding AI and non-AI applications.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGPT4all - Self Hosted GPT Alternative.\nHuggingface.co - Open Source CHAT GPT Alternative.\nLM Studio - LM Studio lets you discover, download, and run local LLMs entirely offline.\nMaxAI.me - Chrome extension that lets you utilize AI on different sites.\nParse Prompt - Convert and summarize podcast episodes, audio clips, web-pages, and YouTube into AI-generated content.\nAttack Surface # BynaryEdge - We scan the web and gather data for you.\nCensys - Attack Surface Management Solutions.\nCriminalip.io - Cyber Threat Intelligence Search Engine and Attack Surface Management (ASM) platform.\nRedHunt Labs - Discover your Attack Surface, Continuously.\nSecurityTrails - The Total Internet Inventory.\nBug Hunting # Bug Bounty writeups - Detailed breakdowns of all sorts of different types of attacks.\nBughunter-handbook - A list of resources that will help bug bounty hunters with resources that are useful during their bug bounty journey.\nCertificates # CertSpotter - Monitors your domains for expiring, unauthorized, and invalid SSL certificates.\nCensys - Certificates - Certificates Search.\nCrt.sh - Certificate Search.\nCTSearch - Certificate Transparency Search Tool.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nTLS.BufferOver.run - Quickly find certificates in IPv4 space.\nCredentials # Check your email accounts to find associated accounts with breached companies.\nBreachdirectory.org - Check if your information was exposed in a data breach.\nCrackstation.net - Massive pre-computed lookup (Rainbow) tables to crack password hashes.\nDehashed - Free deep-web scans and protection against credential leaks, Takes Monero for Premium accounts.\nHackcheck - Hackcheck is a data breach search engine that makes checking the integrity of your data easy and flexible cheap! They currently offer several lightning fast queries to search through our billions of records with. The queries they offer are email, password, username, name, IP address, phone number, and domain name.\nHave I Been Pwned - Check if your email or phone is in a data breach.\nHaveibeensold.app - App that checks who is selling your data. Currently down.\nIntelx - Needs an account for most dumps, but shows accounts and password associated with on different sites.\nLeak-Lookup - Search across thousands of data breaches to find you compromised data - Requires an account for full results. Cheap prices and accepts Monero.\nLeakCheck.io - Make sure your credentials haven\u0026rsquo;t been compromised.\nLeakix - Identify public data leaks.\nMozilla Monitor - Stay safe with privacy tools from the makers of Firefox that protect you from hackers and companies that publish and sell your personal information. We’ll alert you of any known data breaches, find and remove your exposed info and continually watch for new exposures.\nSnusbase - Stay on top of the latest database breaches.\nSpycloud.com - More in Depth than haveIbeenpwned. Requires an account.\nCode Search Engines # GitHub Code Search - A search engine for searching projects on GitHub.\nGrep.app - Search across a half million git repos.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nNerdyData - Find companies based on their website\u0026rsquo;s tech stack or code.\nPublicwww.com - Source Code Search Engine. Find any alphanumeric snippet, signature or keyword in the web pages HTML, JS and CSS code.\nRepoSearch - Source code search engine that helps you find implementation details, example usages or just analyze code.\nSearchCode - Search 75 billion lines of code from 40 million projects.\nSourceGraph - Understand and search across your entire codebase.\nData Retention # Archive.org - The biggest site for internet website archives.\nDessant - A web extension for pulling data from archived sites.\nInteltechniques - A guide to manually remove your data from archive sites.\nMemento Time Travel - Memento TimeTravel is built using the archive.today API, and can thus be utilized as an upgraded internet archive product. It offers web users with an easy-to-use design.\nPagefreezer.com - PageFreezer is an alternative to the Wayback machine which utilizes Google-like crawling technology. The screenshots are taken using a fully automated operation.\nTubeRipper - An app that lets you rip or download videos from most platforms.\nWebcite - WebCite differs from the Wayback Machine by providing the sort of detailed snapshots of author-cited references requested by publishers, editors, and readers.\nDevice Information # Macaddress.io - MAC address vendor lookup.\nMaclookup.app - Find the vendor name of a device by entering an OUI or a MAC address.\nMacvendors.com - Find MAC Address Vendors. Now.\nMAC Vendor Lookup - Look up the vendor for a specific MAC Address.\nDNS # Chaos - Enhance research and analyse changes around DNS for better insights.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing.\nDNSDumpster - DNS recon \u0026amp; research, find \u0026amp; lookup DNS records.\nDNShistory.org - Domain Name System Historical Record Archive.\nDNSdb - Passive DNS historical database.\nDNSviz - Tool for visualizing the status of a DNS zone.\nDNSTwister - The anti-phishing domain name search engine and DNS monitoring service.\nDnslytics - The ultimate online investigation tool for DNS and other internet data.\nHackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nPassivedns.mnemonic.no - Web interface for querying passive DNS data collected in our malware lab.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nRapidDNS - DNS query tool which make querying - subdomains or sites of a same IP easy.\nDomains # Buckets.grayhatwarfare.com - Public buckets.\nBuiltWith - Find out what websites are Built With.\nCentralOps - DomainDossier - Investigate domains and IP addresses.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing!\nDomainIQ - Comprehensive Domain Intelligence.\nGrayhatwarfare.com - domains - How to search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nIPInfo - Provides your WAN or Public IP address.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nPentest-tools.com - Discover subdomains and determine the attack surface of an organization.\nRiddler - Allows you to search in a high quality dataset.\nRobTex - Various kinds of research of IP numbers, Domain names, etc.\nSecurityheaders.com - Scan your site now.\nSimilarweb.com - The easiest and fastest tool to find out what\u0026rsquo;s really going on online.\nSitereport.netcraft.com - Find out the infrastructure and technologies used by any site.\nSpyonweb.com - Find out related websites.\nStatscrop.com - Millions of amazing websites across the web are being analyzed with StatsCrop.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVisualsitemapper.com - Create a visual map of your site.\nWho.is - WHOIS Search, Domain Name, Website, and IP Tools.\nWhois.domaintools.com - Industry’s fastest domain discovery engine and broadest, most accurate data.\nWhoisology.com - Deep Connections Between Domain Names \u0026amp; Their Owners.\nExploits # 0day.today - The ultimate database of exploits and vulnerabilities.\nExploit-DB - An Exploit Database.\npacketstormsecurity.com - Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers.\nRapid7 - DB - A vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSploitus - A convenient central place for identifying the newest exploits.\nVulmon - A vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nFacial Recognition # Pimeyes - The gold Standard in facial recognition search, while prioritizing privacy. Focused Search Engines # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Correlate – Google Trends Correlate can help you identify search patterns that correlate with real-world trends. It can be used to identify search patterns that are similar to one another. For example, you could use the tool to find out if there is a link between new legislation and gun sales (at least in terms of the search volume related to the two topics).\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nGrabify - Grabify is a free web-based IP grabbing/URL shortening tool. (IP grabbing just as it implies simply means getting/grabbing peoples IP addresses.) This can be used to get location/IP data from potential attackers.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nIPGeo - IpGeo is a python tool to extract IP addresses from captured network traffic file (pcap/pcapng) and generate csv report containing details about the geolocation of each ip in the packets.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMillion Short – Million Short has an interesting approach to searching for information online. The interface is generally similar to a typical search engine. However, you can sort and filter the results in a number of ways. Examples include popularity, eCommerce, live chat, date, location, and others. Also, it automatically pulls out the top sites that usually occupy the top spots in any search result (e.g. Amazon.com, eBay, YouTube, etc.)\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nMention - A service that lets you track any code words across social media platforms. Paid service.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOSSDatabase - OSS DATABASE is a crowdsourced database of Open Source software. Their goal is to make it easy to look for open source alternatives and compare them with their proprietary peers.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPulsedive - A search engine for devices connected to the internet.\nPublic API\u0026rsquo;s - A list of several different API\u0026rsquo;s that are free to use for data pulling.\nPublicData.com - PublicData.com is the number one resource for public records from local, state, and federal agencies.\nProwl - A free IP search \u0026amp; identifications of IoC and IoA.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nSearch by Image - Tool to reverse image search docs, only works in Chromium based browsers.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nShodan – A search engine and network security tool for the internet of things. It finds devices on the internet like web servers, webcams, appliances, traffic lights, and even power plants.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTalkWalkerAlerts – TalkWalkerAlerts is a great alternative to Google Alerts because, in addition to monitoring the web for certain keywords, it monitors social media, blogs, and forums as well. This can be helpful if you need to find mentions of someone’s name or business across the web. Free and paid options.\nTorSearch - A TOR search engine for websites hosted on TOR (The Darknet).\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nTinyEye - A reverse image search.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nGeolocation # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nMail Addresses # Centralops - Email, Whois, DNS search info.\nEmailHippo - Email address verification technology.\nEmail-format.com - Find the email address formats in use at thousands of companies.\nHunter.io - Find professional email addresses in seconds.\nIntelligenceX - Search engine and data archive. Finds public personal information from data brokers.\nMelissa - Emailcheck - Check email addresses and verify they are live.\nMXToolbox - Check your email headers.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nReacher.email - Open-Source Email Verification.\nRocketReach - Your first-degree connection to any professional.\nskymem.info - Find email addresses of companies and people.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nThatsThem - Reverse email lookup.\nverify-email.org - Checks whether the mailbox exists or not.\nVoilaNorbert - I can find anyone\u0026rsquo;s email address.\nOSINT Lists # About.start.me - OSINT Dashboard to combine different OSINT tools.\nAwesome-Osint - A curated list of amazingly awesome open source intelligence tools and resources.\nFacebook Email Search - A simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFreedomlab.io - FreedomLab is a virtual gathering place for human rights defenders. Here you will find a repository of training materials, tutorials, and digital tools, all tailored to your needs and requirements. We hope you will learn about tools, experiences, advocacy and fundraising strategies, as well as knowledge and skills related to security. Through support and collaboration, human rights defenders increase their capacity to monitor and report, seek redress, and advocate for the promotion of human rights.\nFull OSINT - Full OSINT focused on the most popular web-based Open Source Intelligence and Cybersecurity Tools.\nHacker Search Engines - Long list of OSINT Tools.\nInteltechniques Tools - Dozens of tools available from Michael Bazzels website.\nOstintFramework - Terrific list. Layout is a bit strange can be annoying to navigate.\nOsint-jobs.com - Job board and education research.\nOsintcurio.us - The OSINT Curious Project was a source of quality, actionable, Open Source Intelligence news, original blogs, instructional videos, and live streams. We tried to keep people curious about exploring web applications for bits of information or trying out new techniques to access important OSINT data.\nOsintool.com - List of multiple tools with install instructions.\nOsintdojo.com - A giant list of OSINT resources.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nSociallinks.io - Everything you need to navigate the OSINT world, gain deeper insights, and enhance investigations.\nSocial-Analyzer - API, CLI \u0026amp; Web App for analyzing \u0026amp; finding a person’s profile across social media websites. It includes different string analysis and detection modules, you can choose which combination of modules to use during the investigation process.\nSpiderFoot - SpiderFoot is an open-source OSINT tool with 200+ modules for gathering information on target organizations, domains and IP addresses, networks, emails, and usernames. It offers automation capabilities for routine OSINT tasks like DNS queries, threat intelligence checks, breach detection, WHOIS lookups, and more.\nstart.me - Another Giant list of all sorts of tools.\nTCM-Open-Source-Intellingence-Resources - Compilation of Resources from TCM\u0026rsquo;s OSINT Course.\nX-osint - An Open source intelligent framework ie an osint tool which gathers valid information about a phone number, user’s email address, perform VIN Osint, and reverse, perform subdomain enumeration, able to find email from a name, and so much more.\nSecurity Focused Tools # 2fA.Directory - List of companies that use 2FA in America. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\n2fA.Directory.International - List of companies that use 2FA Internationally. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nBest Randoms - Random information generator for huge amount of categories.\nDmarc and SPF Checkers - A site Dmarc, SPF and DKIM are Email security settings that protect your email account from being spoofed or faked. This tool scores your domain to see how difficult it would be to spoof. ^1^\nDNS checker and port scanner - A site to check open ports, DNS SPF records and much more on your own internal server.\nEfani - Test your Phone number public connections to see your total phone exposure.\nEmail Rep - App that lets you check the known reputability of any email address and domain.\nEnd Of Life - Tracks closely software updates, and EOL status for a massive list of software. Need to figure out how long your new phone will be supported? They have you covered.\nExiftool - A tool let’s you pull metadata info from a wide range of file types.\nHudson Rock - Free tools to check for compromised corporate accounts.\nHowsecureismypassword - A site to test the security and the Bruce Force difficulty of your password.\nImmuniweb - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server or servers. Checks SSL status of multiple different types of applications. Also checks compliance with frameworks such as PCI, HIPAA and NIST.\nIp Quality Score - An app to check your IP, Email and Fraud prevention. Also allows for verifying Tor and VPN connectivity and much more.\nPolisis - Polisis gives you a glimpse of what websites actually say in their privacy policies.\nPrivacy Parrot - A search engine that helps determine if a website can sell your personal information.\nScamDoctor - Project that tracks known scam websites and use an algorithm to determine likelihood of other scams.\nSecurity Headers - A site to check the security headers of your own self-hosted server to check your exposure to attacks like XSS, Clickjacking and more.\nShieldsup - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Run by Steve Gibson of the SecurityNow Podcast and Spinrite data recovery application.\nSSL LABS - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Specifically looks at TLS config and hash algorithm of your website.\nTiny-check - A piece of software that scans your phone to check for unauthorized monitoring apps unknowingly installed.\nTOSBack (Terms of Service) - A website that reads back other website terms of service and puts it into a simple and easy to read summary.\nTraceLabs - An OSINT service that helps find missing people.\nVirus Total - Scan files, hashes and URLs to run them against a database of known compromised software. Extremely useful when evaluating new suspicious files or programs.\nW3Techs - Large list that tracks software utilization across industries. Find metrics based around software markets share.\nServers # FOFA - Cyberspace mapping.\nGreyNoise - The source for understanding internet noise.\nNatlas - Scaling Network Scanning.\nNetlas.io - Discover, Research and Monitor any Assets Available Online.\nOnyphe.io - Cyber Defense Search Engine for open-source and cyber threat intelligence data.\nZoomEye - Global cyberspace mapping.\nSocial Media Tools # Discord # Discord OSINT Attack Surface - Description of Discord\u0026rsquo;s attack surface.\nDiscord Snowflake to Timestamp Converter - Pulls Discord message timestamps.\nDiscordBee - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDiscordServers Search - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDutch OSINT Guy Discord Resources - OSINT Discord resources that may be useful for searching or pivoting on Discord.\nFacebook # Einvestigator.com - Facebook Search Tools and Resources.\nFacebook Email Search - Is a simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFB People Directory - Is a native tool built by Facebook so you can, as its name suggests, search their people directory. It’s super useful and one of the easiest tools to use when you’re looking for someone.\nPassive DNS - Technology allows you to investigate everything you can imagine about any organization or company in the world, way beyond a simple citizen profile. Let’s see it in action for facebook.com.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nToolzu.com - A platform for Facebook video downloading.\nGab # Gab OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGab OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tool for creating Bookmarklet.\nGab OSINT Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB ^1^\nGeneral Social Media Tools # Sherlock - Finds all usernames across 300 different social media platforms.\nSocialBlade - Real Time follower/subscriber counter for Youtube, Twitch, Instagram and Twitter.\nStories Down - Guide for several different platforms.\nGettr # Gettr OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGettr OSINT Investigations Tips \u0026amp; Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB.\nInstagram # Gramho - Identifying Followers of a Private Instagram Profile.\nInstahunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Instagram posts.\nInstagram OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Instagram.\nPicuki - View, edit and share your publicly available Instagram content.\nLinkedIn # Epieos LinkedIn Tool - Retrieve information linked to an email address.\nHow to conduct OSINT on Linkedin - List of tactics and strategies.\nLinkedIn OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the LinkedIn attack surface.\nLinkedIn OSINT Bookmarket Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part I - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part II - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nNew LinkedIn Search Features - Guide on search functions in LinkedIn.\nPinterest # Aware Online - List of tactics and strategies.\nPinterest OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Pinterest attack surface.\nReddit # Rdddeck - Creates Reddit decks.\nReddit OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Reddit attack surface.\nReddit OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nReddit OSINT Techniques - List of Osint tools and tactics for Reddit.\nUnddit - App that lets you display removed (by mods) and deleted (by users) comments/posts for Reddit.\nSkype # Skype OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Skype attack surface.\nSkypli - Skype search engine.\nSnapchat # Snapchat OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Snapchat attack surface.\nSnap Map - Watch Snaps submitted by Snapchatters around the world.\nTelegram # Awesome Telegram OSINT - Massive list of Telegram Tools.\nTelegram Analytics - Telegram channels and groups catalog in addition chat monitoring.\nTelegram Database - Telegram Search Engine.\nTikTok # TikTok OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the TikTok attack surface.\nTikTok OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate TikTok investigations.\nVidnice - TikTok search engine.\nTumblr # Tumblr OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Tumbler attack surface.\nTumblr OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate Tumblr investigations.\nTumblr OSINT Techniques - Breakdown of many tactics and techniques for OSINT on Tumblr.\nTwitter/X.com # Birdhunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Twitter posts.\nBot Sentinel - Helps you find and block trolls and fake Twitter accounts.\nFoller.me - Free people search engine finds social media profiles, public records, and more!\nNitter - Access Twitter through a privacy front end without an account.\nTinfoleak - Search for Twitter users leaks.\nTweet Beaver - If you’re doing research that involves a Twitter user, TweetBeaver is a great resource. Use it for things like downloading a user’s friends list, downloading a user’s followers list, checking to see if two accounts follow one another, and much more.\nTweetdeck - TweetDeck offers a more convenient Twitter experience by letting you view multiple timelines in one easy interface. It includes a host of advanced features to help get the most of Twitter: Manage multiple Twitter accounts, schedule Tweets for posting in the future, build Tweet collections, and more.\nTwitter OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Twitter attack surface.\nSpoonbill - Spoonbill lets you see profile changes from the people you follow on Twitter or other social networks.\nTrendsmap - Tracks hashtag trends by location.\nTweeterID - Pull your Twitter user ID.\nGetvidfy.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nSavetweetvid.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nURLs # HackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nMOZ Link Explorer - The world\u0026rsquo;s best backlink checker with over 40 trillion links.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nShorteners.grayhatwarfare.com - Search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nURLScan - A sandbox for the web.\nVehicles # Autocheck - Search by Vin or License Plate. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nFaxvin - Search by Vin. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nLicensesearch.org - Can be used to search License plates and Drivers licenses for a fee.\nSkipTracer - Python-based search engine program, that searches lots of different categories, Name, email, phone etc. In particular you can search License Plate info which is the most unique feature of this app.\nVehicle-OSINT-Collection - A comprehensive list of websites, add-ons, repositories, and other tools useful for finding information on a target vehicle ^2^\nVulnerabilities # Aqua Vulnerability Database - Vulnerabilities and weaknesses in open source applications and cloud native infrastructure.\nCapec.Mitre.org - A site that tracks common attack patterns.\nCloudvulndb.org - The Open Cloud Vulnerability \u0026amp; Security Issue Database.\nCVEDetails - The ultimate security vulnerability datasource.\nCVE.org - Another site that tracks identifies defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nGitHub Advisory Database - Security vulnerability database inclusive of CVEs and GitHub originated security advisories.\nLibraries.io - Open source package tracker.\nMITRE CVE - Another site that identifies, defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nMitre.org - A site that tracks common weaknesses across all software.\nNIST NVD - The National Vulnerability Database, that lists known threats and vulnerabilities.\nOssindex.sonatype.org - A free catalogue of open source components and scanning tools to help developers identify vulnerabilities, understand risk, and keep their software safe.\nOpencve.io - Easiest way to track CVE updates and be alerted about new vulnerabilities.\nOsv.dev - Open Source Vulnerability tracker.\nRapid7 - DB - Vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSecurity.snyk.io - Open Source Vulnerability Database.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVulDB - Number one vulnerability database.\nVulmon - Vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nVulners.com - Your Search Engine for Security Intelligence.\nVulnIQ - Vulnerability intelligence and management solution.\nWifi Discovery and Scanning # Acrylic WiFi - WiFi analysis, site survey \u0026amp; troubleshooting.\nAvast Wi-Fi Finder - Avast Wi-Fi Finder is an app to help you find free WiFi networks around you. Just check the map and take a look at the different points that show up. Tapping one of them gives you more information: the name of the network, whether it requires a password, etc.\nFree WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nNetwork Tools - Phone App for tracking all sorts of network metrics.\nOpen WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nWiFinder -\n"},{"id":15,"href":"/political-tools/","title":"Political","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;He knows nothing and thinks he knows everything. That points clearly to a political career.\u0026rdquo; -George Bernard Shaw\nHere at Liberty Tools we believe in looking at alternatives to electoral politics. We believe that in terms of advancing freedom electoral politics has mostly been a lost battle, or very often is actually counter productive. However we do have great respect for anyone who is trying to advance freedom as part of the political process, and continuing in the footsteps of the great politicians such as Ron Paul.\n🏛️ Find Representatives \u0026amp; Voting Info # Govtrack – Look up your Congressional representatives and their voting records. Vote.org – Polling Place Locator – Find out where to vote. Ballotpedia – Discover open races, ballot measures, candidate info, and more. IV3 – Verify your voter roll info, report inaccuracies, and track updates. 💵 Money in Politics # Opensecrets – Follow campaign finance and lobbying data. ALLRegreen – Track campaign contributions by industry and individual donors. Follow The Crypto – See cryptocurrency donations to politicians. Check My Donation – Check if your name has been used fraudulently in political donations. 📊 Government Transparency \u0026amp; Spending # Open the Books – Audit government spending at federal, state, and local levels. Data Republican – Explore federal grant allocations, charity, and NGO funding. DogeAI - A new AI project trying to expose political corruption. 🏢 Political Appointees \u0026amp; Local Involvement # OurPublicService.org – Appointee Tracker – Track political appointees in federal positions. Run Locally – Libertarian Party initiative to support local candidates. "},{"id":16,"href":"/privacy/","title":"Privacy","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The Cypherpunks are actively engaged in making the networks safer for privacy. Let us proceed together apace. Onward\u0026rdquo; - Eric Hughes\nPrivacy is a fundamental tenet of a free society. Corporations and governments are gathering data at record rates and will happily sell it to the highest bidder. In the era of social media, doxxing, twitter mobs and rising crime, take back your privacy to protect yourself and your family.\nAll in one Privacy Solutions # Cloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Cloaked is not Open Source. Though they do plan to open source their project in the future. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nMySudo - All in one privacy solution. MySudo offers services for phones, profiles, emails, virtual credit cards and more. MySudo doesnt always work well on non Android OSes like Calyx and you often need a google supported phone for activation, but once you activate it, it should work fine on Graphene.\nBrowsers # Brave - From the original creators of Firefox, Brave aims to use maximum privacy as a default. With ad blocking, phishing blocking, fingerprint and cookie blocking all enabled by default. Brave does offer ad payments in its own crypto token BAT, which has drawn some criticism from privacy advocates - In Depth Review\nDecentr - Brand new blockchain-based browser. Pays out in their own token for browsing search, much like Brave.\nFirefox - Firefox has a long-established history of competing with the most well-known browsers as the longest-serving open-source alternative. However, due to recent changes by Firefox in order to gain more revenue, we NO longer recommend them. Check out more here.\nLibreWolf - LibreWolf is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks.\nMullvad Browser - The Mullvad Browser is a privacy-focused web browser developed in a collaboration between Mullvad VPN and the Tor Project. It’s designed to minimize tracking and fingerprinting. You could say it’s a Tor Browser to use without the Tor Network. Instead, you can use it with a trustworthy VPN. The idea is to provide one more alternative – beside the Tor Network – to browse the internet with more privacy. To get as many people as possible to fight the big data gathering of today. To free the internet from mass surveillance.\nPrivacy Tests - In-depth comparison of browser privacy.\nTor Browser - Tor Browser is your choice if you need an extra layer of anonymity. It\u0026rsquo;s a modified version of Firefox, which comes with pre-installed privacy add-ons, encryption, and an advanced proxy. It\u0026rsquo;s not recommended to install additional browser addons. Plugins or addons may bypass Tor or compromise your privacy. While TOR is the best in privacy, it is also notoriously slow.\nWaterfox - Waterfox is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks. Not quite as private as something like LibreWolf, but makes up for it in speed and functionality.\nBrowser Exposure Checks # Cover Your Tracks and EFF Tool - A project from the EFF. Cover Your Tracks is two things: a tool for users to understand how unique and identifiable their browser makes them online, and a research project to uncover the tools and techniques of online trackers and test the efficacy of privacy add-ons. In Depth Breakdown and Review\nIpleak - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDNSLeaktest - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDeviceInfo - Checks computer hardware and software specs\nAm I Unique -Checks your IP and browser public info.\nBlacklight- Check third party trackers\nBrowserspy - When you surf around the internet your browser leaves behind a trail of digital footprints. Websites can use these footprints to check your system. BrowserSpy.dk is a service where you can check just what information it\u0026rsquo;s possible to gather from your system, just by visiting a website.\nPrivacy.net - What information can a website find out about you when you visit it? A lot more than you probably realize. This tool lists information that any website, advertisement, and widget can collect from your web browser. Such information could be used to identify you and/or track your behavior using tactics like IP lookups and browser fingerprinting. While none of this may be considered personally identifiable information (PII), the profile drawn from all these pieces of information can be so distinct that it can only plausibly match a single person.\nPersonaldata.info - Check what data your browser is leaking, and other tools.\nBrowser Extensions # AdNauseam - Extension that randomly opens ads to obfuscate tracking.\nBypass Paywalls - App that lets you get past paywalls to view otherwise paid content.\nCanvas Fingerprint Defender - Creates fake Canvas IDs to prevent fingerprinting.\nClear Browsing Data - Clear browsing data like cookies, history, and cache directly from the browser toolbar.\nDissenter - Browser extension that allows you to comment on any web page free of censorship.\nGoogle Teller - App that beeps every time a connection with Google is made.\nHTTPS Everywhere - Encrypts your communications with many major websites, making your browsing more secure.\nLibRedirect - Redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends like Newpipe, Nitter, Wikiless, etc.\nLocalCDN - Emulates Content Delivery Networks to improve your online privacy by intercepting traffic and injecting supported resources locally.\nMailvelope - Privacy-focused email web extension to securely encrypt your emails with PGP using webmail providers.\nMozilla Containers - Allows you to separate your browsing experience into different color-coded tabs to help protect your privacy.\nNoScript - Allows JavaScript and other potentially harmful content to be executed only by trusted websites of your choice.\nPrivacy Badger - Stops advertisers and trackers from secretly tracking where you go and what pages you look at on the web.\nPrivacy Possum - Monkey wrenches common commercial tracking methods by reducing and falsifying the data gathered by tracking companies.\nRedirector - Web browser extension (Firefox, Vivaldi, Chrome, Opera, Edge) to redirect URLs based on regex or wildcard patterns.\nSnowFlake - Helps people in censored countries access the Internet without restrictions by acting as a proxy.\nTerms of Service; Didn\u0026rsquo;t Read - Provides short and quick summaries about the terms and privacy policies of websites you browse.\nTrackMeNot - Protects privacy in web-search by issuing randomized queries to common search engines.\nuBlock Origin - Free, open-source ad content blocker that increases security and privacy in your browser.\nWatch on Odysee - Redirects you from YouTube to Odysee, a decentralized YouTube alternative.\nComputers # Computer Manufacturers # Purism - Open Source company. Makes Open Source Laptops, Phones and Servers. Partners with other liberty focused companies like Start 9. Accepts Bitcoin as a method of payment. Also offers a private phone data plan. Shipping is known to be very slow in some cases. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nStarLabs - A computer company that sells a wide range of linux computers that come preconfigured with multiple different distros. Also includes a linux based tablet. Accepts Bitcoin\nSystem76 - Well known American Linux Company. Developed and pioneered Pop-OS operating system, A user friendly Ubuntu/Debian Fork.\nTuxedoComputers - High quality Linux focused computers. German company, only communicates in German.\nComputer Operating Systems # CNIX - A simple Linux distro that puts privacy first, but it\u0026rsquo;s much less intense than TAILS or QUBES.\nDistro Watch - Distro Watch tracks and rates all Linux Operating systems.\nLinuxMint - Linux distro for beginners.\nPop!_OS - Ubuntu Fork built by a dedicated Linux Hardware Company System76. Pop!_OS is one of the easiest and cleanest Linux distros around.\nQubesOS - a privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. Qubes requires a bit more hardware as it runs several virtual machines to segregate your applications to better ensure your privacy.\nReactOS - An Open Source OS designed to mimic the Windows file system.\nTAILS - A privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. With TAILS all traffic is routed through TOR and all of your data is deleted as soon as the computer is turned off.\nUbuntu - The long term gold standard for beginner Linux users.\nData Removal # AccountKiller- Website that helps you find and delete a wide range of old accounts across multiple platforms through specific account/platform targeting.\nCreditFreeze- Freeze your Credit in the event of a data breach\nCyberOneIntel - CyberOneIIntel claims to find what other services can\u0026rsquo;t - including social media accounts, employment history, dating profiles, gaming profiles, dark web credential breaches, indexed search engine occurrences, and much more.\nData Broker Opt Out List - massive list of data sites to opt out of manually.\nData Brokers List - Links to purge your data manually from data brokers\nData Opt Out - Links to requests to manually delete data from multiple websites and platforms.\nDeleteMe - Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. In Depth Discussion\nEasyOptOuts - Cheap service to remove your accounts from Data Brokers\nHacked - Paid service that helps you recover from hacks and exposed personal data. Service can help with deleting videos or images from website or social media platforms. Service can also help you recover hacked accounts if you have lost access.\nJustDeleteMe - A directory of direct links to delete your account from web services. If you would like to delete a wide range of your accounts manually, JustDeleteMe can link you directly to the section of page where you can easily delete your account.\nMyDataRemoval - Another competitor for purging personal information, Name, Home address etc. Review\nOneRep - Alternative to DeleteMe. Offers a free trial and more deletion services but does have some negative reviews. One Rep is known for automating this process and not using employee manual checks. In Depth Review\nOptery - Removes Your Home Address, Phone and Other Private Info from Google, and 220+ Sites Review\nRedact - App that will delete your social media presence including specific comments and posts on multiple platforms. Includes FB, Reddit, Discord, Twitter etc…\nRemove Data from web Archive - Guide to remove your data from archive sites\nSayMine- Automated service that pulls your emails to find accounts created and sends them emails for data removal request. Be careful though, as this can sometimes cause you to send information to companies that you may have received emails from, but do not actually have an account with and thus actually giving them more information than they had in the first place. Saymine also offers corporate privacy services.\nDead Mans Switch # BqETH - BeQth is a trustless dead mans switch based on the Polygon network, an Ethereum Layer 2. BeQth lets you create a smart contract on the polygon blockchain that will send out our secret data via email to whoever you wish after an allotted amount of time. Transactions are all encrypted and totally on chain. Users can essentially mine the algorithm to unlock secret keys by the allotted time, essentially allowing for users to mine secrets. Does not require KYC. CipherWill - A non crypto based E2E dead mans switch service. Your secrets are encrypted with 256 AES encryption and zero knowledge proofs for the best possible security. Requires basic KYC. Gone Mans Switch - Gone Man\u0026rsquo;s Switch is a simple web application that allows you to create messages that will be delivered when you are absent (gone) for a certain period. Fully Self-hosted and open source. You can schedule long term messages to yourself via Telegram, Email or SMS. Sarcophagus - Similar to BeQTH Sarcophagus is also built on the polygon blockchain. Sarcophagus is decentralized, open-source and DAO owned + operated. They believe bringing dead man\u0026rsquo;s switch functionality to the web3 ecosystem can empower and provide security infrastructure for an entire generation of applications, regardless of their size Email # Email Providers # Email cannot offer the same fundamental privacy of other communication protocols. Use better tools when it matters. Nevertheless, it remains an essential tool in every day life, and the following providers offer excellent privacy.\n10 Minute Mail - Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.- Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.\n33Mail - Unlimited private email aliases.\nBeeble - Encrypted email and data storage. Uses hybrid AED and PGP encryption methods. Uses decentralized server infrastructure.\nFastMail - No free version. In Depth Review.\nLavabit - The company responsible for setting the Seppuku Pledge precedent. Originally used by Edward Snowden, Lavabit refused to give up information on him to the US Government. Lavabit shut down before handing over information and re-opened years later.\nMailbox - Private email with cloud services. In Depth Review.\nMailcow - Self-hosting email isn\u0026rsquo;t recommended, but Mailcow is an application that can help simplify the process. Article on the difficulties with Email.\nMailfence - Encrypted email service based in Belgium.\nMigadu - Email hosting service that doesn\u0026rsquo;t track and lets you add in unlimited domains and accounts for cheap.\nPax Mail - A lesser-known privacy-focused email provider, Pax offers paid-only accounts to provide full email services that do not compromise their values. Specifically created for Freedom lovers. Their values are listed clearly here.\nProtonMail - All data is stored in an encrypted state, and decrypted by the client. Emails between Proton users are end-to-end encrypted. The client-side code is open source. Proton servers are located in Switzerland. Basic accounts are free. Additional storage and features are available through paid plans, which can be paid for in Bitcoin. In-depth review from Restore Privacy.\nTutanota - Similar to Proton, all data is stored in an encrypted state, and emails between users are end-to-end encrypted. Tutanota servers are located in Germany, which is part of the 14 Eyes. Free and paid options available.\nEmail Clients # FairEmail - Fully featured, open source, privacy friendly email app for Android. Uses OpenKeychain to decrypt messages and optionally encrypt messages. Review\nK-9 - Mobile open source email client. Review\nMailSpring - Opensource. Great free email client, works with a variety of email providers. Does not work with Protonmail.\nThunderbird - Thunderbird is a free and open-source cross-platform email client developed by the Mozilla Foundation, the people who are behind the Firefox web browser. Been around for awhile, can be a bit buggy at times.\nEmail Aliases # Abine/Blur - Provides email and Debit card aliases. Albine provides several other options as well. Paid Service offered along with other services. Review\nAnonAddy - Very Similar product to Simple Login. In Depth Review Comparison Review of SL and AA\nFirefox Relay - Free email alias service. Also offers paid phone relay service. Review\nSimple Login - Free cloud services, cheap premium accounts anonymously with Monero. Also offers Self Hosting options.\nFile Encryption # Cryptomator - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nCoze - Coze is an open source cryptographic JSON messaging specification which uses digital signatures to prove identity and ownership over digital files and messages.\nOpenPGP - Lists of several differnt applications that all use the OpenPGP standard.\nPGPTool - Based off the original PGP Alogrithim, PGP tool is a A simple and secure online client-side PGP Key Generator, Encryption and Decryption tool. Generate your PGP Key pairs, encrypt or decrypt messages easily with a few clicks.\nPicoCrypt - Lightweight open source encryption client that’s easy to use, completely free and focuses on only encrypting files and nothing else. Most Encryption apps tend to use AES-256 while Pico uses the new and improved XChaCha20 for encryption. It also uses Argon 2 for key derivation as opposed to SHA for further protection\nVeracrypt - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nFirewalls # Little Snitch - Inbound and Outbound firewall blocking for desktop. MAC OS only.\nOPNsense is a free and open source network FreeBSD-based firewall\nPFSense - Well supported free Open Source network Firewall Software\nPihole - Network wide Ad-Blocker and DNS sinkhole. Can also be used as a DHCP server\nPort Master - Application Firewalls. This program works as a VPN replacement. May break your VPN connection while installed. Works in Linux and Windows.\nSimplewall - Simple Open Source Windows only Firewall\nSnort - Open Source Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)\nInternet Service Providers # FemtoStar - Open Source Satellite internet.\nNomadinternet - Internet for off grid living.\nUkama - A project empowering everyone to build a decentralized cell phone network powered by you to connect the world.\nKillswitches # Buskill - USB ‘dead man’s switch’ locks down (or kills) snatched laptops\nUSBGuard - The USBGuard software framework helps to protect your computer against rogue USB devices (a.k.a. BadUSB) by implementing basic whitelisting and blacklisting capabilities based on device attributes.\nUSBKill - USBKill Python Script allows your computer to lock out if any unapproved USB devices are inserted into your computer. Directly inspired by the arrest of Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht\nMessengers # Bitchat- Launched by Jack Dorsey in 2025, like Briar it uses bluetooth. Other features include: Works Offline on local Bluetooth LE mesh networks, with automatic peer discovery and multi-hop relaying Provides end to end encryption via X25519 key exchange and AES-256-GCM for both private and channel messages. Supports store \u0026amp; forward, caching messages for offline peers until they reconnect Requires no accounts, email addresses, or phone numbers messages live only on users’ devices.\nBriar - Briar doesn’t rely on a central server - messages are synchronized directly between the users’ devices. If the internet’s down, Briar can sync via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, keeping the information flowing in a crisis. If the internet’s up, Briar can sync via the Tor network for additional privacy.\nComparison and Ranks - Detailed comparison of all major messaging apps features and privacy.\nKeet - Peer-to-Peer Chat with high quality Video \u0026amp; Text. Private \u0026amp; Encrypted. Has BTC payment methods built in.\nMatrix - Also commonly known as Element for the most popular Matrix front end. Matrix is a chat Protocol with several different applications that cab be used to participate in the network. Element has full End-to-End encryption, completely open source, fully self hostable and comes with most of the same functionality of Discord or Slack. Also has the ability to Bridge with other chat apps, meaning you can connect Matrix directly to Telegram, or Slack or most other chat apps and mangage those communications via whichever matrix client you choose. Probably the best option for self hosting small companies. Matrix Instance Testing\nMolly- Hardened Signal Fork that is fully open source.\nSignal - An easy-to-use end-to-end encrypted messenger. Long considered the gold standard. Built in auto-delete of messages. standard of chat privacy. Not fully open source. Signal used to require a phone number, but you can now use a username if you prefer. One of the easiest apps to convert normies.\nSilence - A signal fork that picked up SMS direct encryption after Signal decided to no longer pursue it. While you should stay away from SMS whenever possible, it is sometimes still necessary to communicate with certain people this way. And with Silence you can protect yourself. Signal on SMS\nSimpleX - The first messenger without user IDs. SimpleX uses the smart client dumb server model. Meaning you can setup a simple relay to forward your fully encrypted messages to recievers. SimpleX is still early. It has a simple desktop but this isnt fully features currently. In Depth Podcast with the creator.\nSession - Session is an end-to-end encrypted messenger that minimises sensitive metadata, designed and built for people who want absolute privacy and freedom from any form of surveillance. No phone numbers and completely open source.\nTelegram - Easy to use encrypted messaging app. Telegram is NOT End-to-End encrypted by default but does have the option to create E2E secret chats. While its not E2E encrypted it does still encrypt your traffic to the Telegram Servers which is an improvement over SMS. Telegram is simple and is heavily used all across the world, and is a good introduction to a more privacy preserving chat app. However Telegram does have access to user data in its internal servers and has been known to hand that information over at times. Telegram is one of the most used encrypted apps around and as a result can be a haven for scammers.\nThreema - an end-to-end encrypted messenger, similar to Signal. Not a free app. Good overall app, but relatively low userbase due to the non free nature of it.\nWhitenoise - An encrypted messaging app that uses the NOSTR Protocol for private and public key pairs.\nWire - E2E by default. Lots of functionality. Fully open source. Self hosting options available. Built in auto-delete of messages. Can be a bit buggy at times, smaller userbase.\nMetadata Removal # Desktop Metadata removal - Windows and Mac can remove this natively. Linux needs a few steps.\nImagepipe - Android only metadata remover\nMesh Networks # PKT.Cash - PKT uses PacketCrypt, the world’s first bandwidth-hard proof of work. When you connect your home or office internet to the PKT Network, you earn PKT Cash (PKT).PKT mining does not require permission from a centralized company. Miners power the network in a decentralized way, which scales to provide low cost, high speed internet access worldwide.\nOpenmesh - Your Gateway to Building Personalized Data Ecosystems in minutes, instead of weeks. A decentralized node operator that allows for running of various services.\nThreefold - To build an open-source peer-to-peer Internet infrastructure that removes all forms of centralization from the global IT systems. Anything we do needs to improve the planet’s situation and benefit the people around us. Internet access is a human right and it can change everything for the lives of people as an infinite source of tools and information. Our technology was designed to scale ThreeFold anywhere electricity and bandwidth are present.\nMobile # Aliasing # Abine - Offers Phone masking/aliasing for a fee.\nFireFox Relay - Phone Alias service that comes along with an email alias service. Email aliasing is free, phone alias service requires a small monthly fee.)\nSee our All in one Privacy Section for More\nAlternative App Stores # Accrescent - Accrescent is a private and secure Android app store built with modern features in mind. It aims to provide a developer-friendly platform and pleasant user experience while enforcing modern security and privacy practices and offering robust validity guarantees for installed apps.\nAPK-Pure - A site to download and install APK\u0026rsquo;s (install files for phone OSes) this is an easy way to completely bypass app stores. The downside is that your software needs to be updated manually through APK-Pure and is not managed automatically by an app store.\nAptoide - A competitor to the google app store. With over 1 millon apps. While its not specifically privacy focused its a nice alternative when you cant use the regular good app store, or if you cant find what you need in F-Droid.\nAurora Store - A privacy front end for the Google App store. You can find anything you need from google through Aurora. However as this is a front end, it connects to the google app store so that you dont have too. This does require an account. Aurora provides anonymous accounts for you to use, however Google will rate limit these accounts to make them difficult to use sometimes. You can just create your own Gmail account to bypass this if necessary.\nF-Droid - F-Droid is the premier app store for open source apps. For anyone truly intrested in privacy should first check for apps in F-droid before going to mainstream appstores as Fdroid only carries Open Source apps. Completely free, open source and does not require an account.\nObtainium - Obtainium allows you to install and update apps directly from their releases pages, and receive notifications when new releases are made available.\nBurner Phone Numbers # 5sim - Over 500,000 Numbers Originating from Around 180 Countries Online. Low fees. Does not take cryptocurrency.\nBurnerApp - Burner Phone numbers. Usually work for services like Amazon and Twitter\nCrypton - Affordability meets security: For the cost of a movie ticket per month, get a physical SIM phone number. All your messages are encrypted with your personal key, protecting them from prying eyes.\nFreePhoneNum - One time Use burner numbers. Many services wont accept these.\nPhone Blur - offers the use of non-VoIP US phone numbers for account verification, multi-factor authentication, and other needs. Formerly Text Secure.\nSMSPool - Privacy focused non voip SMS burner numbers with area codes from all over the world. Company accepts cryptocurrency including Monero. Cheap options that are known to work with difficult providers like Discord or Twitter.\nSMS4SATS - Bitcoin focused SMS numbers that utilize Bitcoins Layer 2, Lightning network.\nTelnum - Burner Numbers and permanent numbers via Monero\nTossable Digits - Alternative to Google voice for phone porting. Also provides multiple phone numbers.\nMobile Operating Systems # CalyxOS - A privacy focused de-Googled Android Alternative that’s more privacy focused than Lineage but more user friendly than Graphene. Only available on Google Pixel models.\nE.foundation - Degoogled Phone OS that works with most major phone models\nGraphene OS - The king of Privacy phones. Completely de-googled heavily privacy focused phone App Store. Only available on Google Pixel models. Install Guide and Another install guide\nHavoc-OS - Similar to Lineage with large compatibility of devices. Works on over 150 devices. Still available but not a lot of updates.\nLineage – An open source Android alternative that’s compatible with most major Smart Phone and other Android Devices. Does not have a locked bootloader, which is a slight security concern.\nPlexus - App that lists compatibility of over 1000 phone apps for Open source phone roms.\nUbuntu Touch - Open Source Phone and Tablet Rom.\nMobile Phones # Above Phone - The Above Phone offers Graphene OS phones for sale along with their own services like \u0026ldquo;Above VPN\u0026rdquo; along with additional support to help you get fully migrated over to their ecosystem.\nDe-googled - Sells De-googled phones, Lineage Calyx and Graphene - Takes crypto\nEfani - Company that offers Sim Swap protection and prevention. \u0026ldquo;Efani works like any other carrier, except Efani adds exceptional security to your plan via an impressive security tech stack.\u0026rdquo;\nFairphone - Sustainable phone that lets your replace all parts in the phone. Will support CalyxOS soon. currently only available in the UK. Also offers sustainable headphones and other items.\nFreedomphone - NOT RECOMMENDED. Privacy focused phone marketing towards conservatives. OS Is closed source, with little in the way of details on how anything actually works. Backed by conservative commentator Candace Owens.\nFrequency Check - App that lets you check what plans and locations your phone is compatible with.\nIsland - Sandboxing app for Stock Android\nMamushi- Specializes in Calyx OS , Accepts Monero.\nMark37 - A full service Christian privacy company that specializes in their \u0026ldquo;Ghost Phone\u0026rdquo; a Graphene OS phone with custom config. Offers several other privacy services and devices.\nNitrokey - Phones with Mics and Cameras removed\nPine64 - Completely Open Source Phone. May have some compatibility issues.\nPrivate Phone Shop - Fully configured privacy focused phones you purchase. Primarily offers Lineage and Graphene OS. Also offers other privacy services.\nProject Guardian - A physical phone silencing device. A new machine that silences all noise going into your phone from your micophone. All you have to do is set your phone on top of the device and it blocks all incoming sound. Also provides wireless charging. Can be used with two phones at a time.\nPurism - NOT RECOMENDED. Completely Open Source Phone from the ground up, however this comes with many difficulties including supply chain issues. Purism has been known to have very late deliveries in some cases as long as years with no refunds. Order with caution.\nRoninMobile - RoninDojo a bitcoin privacy company, now makes pixel based phones with options for both Calyx and Graphene.\nUnplugged Phone - Unplugged phone is a closed source privacy phone touted by many conservative influencers. It offers its own ecosystem of privacy apps. However many of these apps arent likely to be very useful since you need their phone in order to use them. Given this and the closed source nature of the software we cannot recomend this phone at this time. You are better off with known Open-source alternatives.\nVolla Phone - A minimalist design and new operating concept with the springboard, quick menu and collections. Comes with either Volla OS or Ubuntu Touch installed.\nMobile Service Providers # AweSIM - Privacy focused phone service. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nFreedomPop - Cheap and in some cases free VOIP plans.\nInvisv - Privacy focused phone service. INVISV Relay brings Multi-Party Relay (MPR) privacy to Android, offering a service that decouples trust: where INVISV\u0026rsquo;s job is to ensure that nobody but you has all your critical information. In effect, your requests for data from the Internet, whether with a web browser or with any other app, are unlinked from your identity, and neither INVISV nor our infrastructure partners nor your broadband Internet provider nor a mobile operator can link your identity and your Internet usage and location together.\nSIMXL - e-SIMs Accessible for Everyone, that accepts Monero.\nSilent Link - A real phone number provider not a VOIP number, that can be acquired anonymously. Only allows for incoming calls, but also provides a cheap data plan. Does not always provide the best service. A backup data plan is not a bad idea with this service while using Silent link primarily for privacy.\nVOIP Providers # Hushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nJMP - Private VOIP numbers. Uses the company Telnyx on the back end, but it try\u0026rsquo;s to make this process simpler for a small fee, as you can use Telnyx directly for cheaper fees and good privacy but the process is quite difficult.\nPassword Managers # Password managers are one of the few security tools that makes your life easier. With all of your passwords in one place, often including a password autofill so that you don\u0026rsquo;t have to even type your password, which also helps to keep you safe from keylogging or should surfing attacks.\nBitwarden - FOSS password manager. Free cloud password management, or you can completely self host. 2FA is easily configurable as well. Decryption happens on your client device not on the server, meaning your passwords are encrypted if the server is compromised. Bitwarden also has a password generator, and allows for multiple password encrypted password accounts making it perfect for a small enterprise solution.\nKeepass - The top local password manager. Instead of setting up a server you can run your password manager directly on your personal work machine.\nPasswordSafe - A local password Manager that utilizes Blowfish. Created by security expert and old school cypherpunk Bruce Schneier. Works on windows and Linux.\nVPNMentor Secure Password Generator - Online Password generator for when you aren\u0026rsquo;t working with a standard password manager. Provides other high quality VPN and password related tools as well, like a password strength checker.\nPrivacy for Cars # 49dollarmontanaregisteredagent - Montana based company that creates LLC’s and will register your car to that LLC in Montana thus keeping your name unattached to the car. Montana has the added benefit of a one time registration for cars over 11 years old and no emissions or safety checks\nDeflock - Deflock is a site that tracks \u0026ldquo;Flock\u0026rdquo; ALPR camera readers. Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) are cameras that capture images of all passing license plates, storing details like the car\u0026rsquo;s location, date, and time. These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles—regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. While these systems can be useful for tracking stolen cars or wanted individuals, they are mostly used to track the movements of innocent people.\nFreedomev - Open source software for Tesla cars. Still in development.\nGhostPlate - Physical device that lets you temporarily obscure your license plate.\nNotmyPlate - App that lets you request to legally opt out of License plate collection data via the GDPR. Not likely to be super helpful in non EU countries.\nOpen Auto - An open source alternative to Android Auto, and app that helps you utilize your phone wild driving.\nOpen XC - OpenXC is a combination of open source hardware and software that lets you extend your vehicle with custom applications and pluggable modules. It uses standard, well-known tools to open up a wealth of data from the vehicle to developers, even beyond OBD-II.\nPlate Privacy - A project by the Institute for Justice to track car camera software and fight back.\nPrivacyforCars - Delete your data from rental cars after you are no longer using them. Website also provides a lot of other privacy education on vehicles.\nVehiclePrivacyreport - Check for status of vehicles internet connection to the manufacturers\nPrivacy Resources and Education # Podcasts # Citadel Dispatch - Hosted by Matt Odell a Freedom and Bitcoin Advocate.\nClosed Network - Privacy and security podcast focused on the everyday person and using simple tools and techniques to become a smaller target for online attacks.\nOptOut - Hosted by privacy and freedom advocate Seth for Privacy, covering a wide range of privacy related issues.\nPrivacy Security and Osint - Hosted by the king of privacy, Micahel Bazzell, covers a wide range of privacy, security and Osint. Currently on a hiatus.\nSurveillance Report - Joint hosted by Privacy advocates Henry from Techlore and Nate from the New Oil. Break down of weekly data leaks and privacy incursions.\nWatchMan Privacy - Hosted by Gabriel Custodiet, a principled privacy and freedom advocate.\nOther Privacy Lists # alternativeto.net\nbrainfucksec.github.io/a-good-privacy-list\ndegoogle.jmoore.dev/#replacementsalternatives\ngithub.com/mendel5/alternative-front-ends\ngithub.com/mjovanc/awesome-decentralized\ngithub.com/pluja/awesome-privacy\nlopp.net/bitcoin-information/privacy.html\nnomoregoogle.com\nPrism-Break\nproducthunt.com\nprivacyfirstproducts.softr.app\nprivacytools.io\nreddit.com/r/privacy/wiki/de-google\nsovereignstack.tools\nPurchase Proxys # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nAnonShop - This one works a bit different. You pick a product you want and send the link to AL. AL will then purchase the item and send it to a nearby locker based on your zip code. All paid with Monero. This currently only works for Amazon orders.\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPurse.io - A purchase proxy that offers up to 15% discounts with crypto and users will purchase products for you. Currently takes BTC, BCH and lightning.\nRouters # Anyone - A harward based internet router/proxy that provides privacy by default.\nFlash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router,that prioritizes network wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come per-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers than can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that thats forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls and a virtual server seperate from the Firewall OS.\nSearch # Brave Search - Private search results, using its own indexer, with full search transparency. Aims to be one of the biggest competitors to google. In Depth Review\nDuckDuckGo - Biggest privacy focused search engine, they have admitted to censoring in some cases, but overall still better than Google.\nKagi - Privacy respecting search engine does not track any info or provide any ads and no data mining or IP collecting. Requires an account and limits amount of searches per day for free accounts. Offers paid accounts as well. Not Open Source. Privacy policy\nMojeek - Search engine that claims to use its own indexer and does not rely on search results from Bing or Google\nPresearch - Decentralized search engine that pays you out per search with their own token. You can also run a node and get paid out in their token provided you meet the minimum requirements.\nSearx - Searx is probably the most hard-core of the options, but provides a very solid experience and search results across multiple sources.\nSearch Ranking and Analysis\nWhoogle - A google search proxy that can be hosted. Check out Seth for Privacys public instance of Whoogle It’s easy to self-host, if desired.Public instances\nShipping Services # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) # Cloak - Experimental new program. it works by masquerading proxied traffic as normal web browsing activities. In contrast to traditional tools which have very prominent traffic fingerprints and can be blocked by simple filtering rules, it\u0026rsquo;s very difficult to precisely target Cloak with little false positives. This increases the collateral damage to censorship actions as attempts to block Cloak could also damage services the censor state relies on.\nGuardster - Anonymizer service that provides an alternative to VPN.\nIVPN - No logs, regularly audited VPN service, No customer data stored, Clear privacy policy, Transparent ownership and team, Strong ethics: no trackers, no false promises, no surveillance ads. In Depth Reviews\nKagi - (Note: appears in search section as well, if you want to keep just one mention, you can.)\nLN VPN - VPN service based on the lightning network. You can purchase and use wireguard based VPN services all on lightning. Also offers phone numbers per country all paid via lightning.\nLokiNet - New experimental TOR competitor.\nMullvad - Mullvad has a long reputation of preserving privacy. Mullvad does not log traffic, proven by a police raid. Allows anonymous sign ups, Accepts Monero for payment for Premium accounts. Uses a killswitch and uses Wireguard for speed and security. Provides a mobile app and desktop app. The Mobile app can be a bit finicky for some people. Does not have an app kill switch. In Depth Review\nNym - A new VPN project that works to implement new tech inlcuding mixnets, zk-nyms, post quantum tech and more. Backed by Wikileaks Chelsea Manning.\nPIA - PIA is a solid VPN provider that accepts BTC, uses Wireguard offers cheap rates. PIA is also well known for providing static Ip’s for your VPN. This can be useful for some services that block general VPN access. PIA does not keep logs for privacy concerns. Does not include a kill switch In Depth Review\nSentinel- A decentralized crypto currency backed VPN built on the Cosmos blockchain that aims to provide a decentralized VPN.\nVopono - App for managing Split tunneling in VPN’s. Split tunneling lets you send some traffic through a VPN and delegate specific traffic exempt to the VPN Encrypted tunnel or traffic. This can be useful when trying to use certain apps locally on a LAN. Some VPN Apps have this built in, but this isnt always accessible on all VPN’s or on all versions of the VPN. For Example Proton VPN has this function built in on the Windows version and the Mobile version but not on the linux desktop version.\nVPN Rankings and breakdowns by privacy advocate Techlore more VPN Rankings and More Rankings\nVPNMentor - Offers a wide range of VPN related education, in addition to VPN related tools and more VPN Rankings.\n"},{"id":17,"href":"/self-hosting/","title":"Self Hosting","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If something is free, you’re not the customer; you’re the product.” ― Bruce Schneier\nWhile privacy tools are fantastic, they sometimes miss the true root of the problem. In times of increasing censorship and data theft, owning your data is the best way to increase your privacy and security while dramatically reducing your ability to be censored. When done right, much of this can be done very cheaply. If you already own your hardware much of the software is free or very cheap. Instead of never ending subscriptions and increasing costs with big tech, simply remove them from your life by self hosting. Take back your digital sovereignty.\nCamera Systems # Ezvidoo - EZVidoo is a free CCTV surveillance software for Windows, Linux, and Raspberry Pi. It supports IP Cameras by default, local USB cams, and Camera Audios.EZVidoo also supports numerous sensor types as motion, audio, object, face, and person sensors. By default, it offers a recording support on 24/7 basic, and features, alerts, notifications and mobile access. Not open source.\nIspyconnect - Free and Open source Camera software. Compatible with a wide range of camera devices.\nKerberos.io - An open, scalable and modular solution that supports your use cases at home up to large scale production video landscapes.\nCloud Document Services # Cryptpad - End-to-end encrypted and open-source collaboration suite, that can be used in the cloud or self-hosted. Google docs alternative.\nOnlyOffice - Includes Free Cloud, Paid Cloud, and Self-Hosted options.\nStandard Notes - One of the top note-taking apps. Self-hostable, includes 2FA, E2E, scheduled email backups and more. Charges for the higher level plans with more features.\nCloud Hosting # Open Source as a Service # Cryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nDisroot - Privacy-focused ecosystem. Provides multiple cloud services. Including Email, Nextcloud, Cryptpad etc…\nFederated.Computer - Great open-source replacements for Dropbox, Google Workplace, Zoom, Slack, Airtable, Mailchimp, 1Password, Netlify, Github, Calendy, your spying VPN and much more for the low price of $39 a month. As many users as you want. Only pay for more storage when/if you need it.Federated includes Human Support and full Backups. The benefits of self-hosting without the day-to-day high-stakes drudgery. Affiliate Link\nKoofr - Allows for importing of Drive, Dropbox etc. Privacy-focused cloud storage free up to 10 Gb’s. ^1,2^\nNextCloud - Self-hosted cloud software for a massive amount of options. Takes a bit of config, but nextcloud functions as a full Google Docs replacement in addition to many other options including music and video hosting. Also provides cloud hosting if you do not wish to self-host. Next Cloud is currently available in other Privacy-focused ecosystems like Start9, Umbrel, Yunohost, Dietpi and many more, with just a few clicks. Or you can self-host on your OS of choice.\nLink Tree Alternatives # AllMyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nCoinDrop - Like link tree but specifically for crypto web wallets. All your wallets and donation methods in one simple place.\nLibertyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nOperating Systems # While more well-known OSes like Windows server or Ubuntu server are great, there are other lesser-known OSes purpose-built to help people self-host, by pre-packaging applications in nice ready-made GUI. This can be especially useful for less technical users.\nAva.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, NEAR, Avalanche and more.\nCASA OS - Community-based open source software focused on delivering simple personal cloud experience around Docker ecosystem. Despite the name CASA OS is not an OS. It is an app similar to Umbrel or Citadel, a GUI for docker images. Comes with some unique apps, like Nginx Proxy Manager and Cloudflare Tunnels. Also provides Clearnet support with a fairly flexible set of config options. Also has a nice simple GUI for file uploads, this is especially useful with something like Jellyfin or Calibre-Web.\nCitadel - Umbrel open source Fork offering much of the same options.\nCloudron - Cloudron is unique in that it offers offsite backups to AWS, includes a built-in firewall that monitors all traffic and comes with its own built-in email server.\nCoolify - An open-source \u0026amp; self-hostable Heroku / Netlify alternative.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Storj, Zcash, Cosmos Tornado Cash and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nDietPI - A Linux distro OS. Dietpi comes with over 200 app packages and dependencies built in. While more command line skills are required than Umbrel or Embassy, Dietpi makes it very easy to install over 100 apps and dependencies. While largely built for Raspberry Pi, Dietpi also has specific images created for a wide range of hardware. Dietpi is a bit more difficult than platforms like Yunohost, but runs a bit more reliably and offers more total tools, including backups, VPN integration, clearnet, and more. Documentation is better than Yunohost, but could still be improved.\nFulmo - A lighting network focused OS configured to run on a Raspberry Pi.\nFreedomBox - Another OS that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Currently more limited than most of the other OSes in terms of apps in the internal app store.\nHome Lab OS - HomelabOS allows anyone to easily deploy, backup, restore, and maintain over 100 different applications and services. Everything from video players, to home automation, to chat services. These services can continue to function at full speed on your LAN even when your external internet is completely offline.\nMoneroOS - OS dedicated to Monero mining.\nMy Node BTC - Another OS that focuses primarily on Bitcoin Software. Includes BTCPay Server, Dojo, Whirlpool, Join Market and much more. Comes with Clearnet, Tor, and I2P.\nPinode-XMR - PiNode-XMR is a completely free and open source suite of tools to help a user run their own Monero node with ease. PiNode-XMR is designed for use with single board computers (SBC) such as the Raspberry Pi, Pine64 or Odroid hardware to allow for very cheap node setup and minimal 24/7 running costs due to low power usage.\nPiBox - Currently has a small offering of Apps but is working on adding more. Notable Apps are Nextcloud, Jellyfin and Homeassistant.\nProxMox - Proxmox is the primary open source solution for virtual machine hosting. Like VmWare or Hyper V except Proxmox offers you the ability to run multiple virtual servers on a single physical server, easily allowing you to run several different software Operating systems for zero cost. Comes with snapshots, backups, server monitoring and much more. Find a list of Proxmox based scripts here\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nRunTipi - Tipi is a personal homeserver orchestrator. It is running docker containers under the hood and provides a simple web interface to manage them. Every service comes with an opinionated configuration in order to remove the need for manual configuration and network setup. RunTipi comes with Clearnet configuration, but this can be a bit buggy in some cases. This is still very much in development.\nStart9 - Start OS makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy, not completely open source. Currently routes all services over TOR or lets you host over LAN. This increases privacy but can make things more difficult to interact with Non TOR/Start9 users. Heavily supports bitcoin software and includes a NOSTR node and several other tools. While there is currently no clearnet support, StartOS is overall very stable. Start9 also offers some of the better documentation and error handling. Save 5% on any S9 Server with code \u0026ldquo;LOTR\u0026rdquo;\nUBOS - A newer project. Less impressive interface and less apps than some of the other projects.\nUmbrel - Interface that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Beautiful interface but still needs a few bugs worked out. Apps are difficult to config after being setup. Offers lots of Bitcoin Node Software. Umbrel and StartOS are very similar options as they both focus heavily on BTC and Lightning nodes and currently offer only LAN and TOR hosting. Umbrel offers more apps but Start OS offers a much more reliable platform. Umbrel is not an OS but rather an GUI application manager for Docker.\nYunoHost - Free and Open Source with over 100 apps. Yuno host comes with Clearnet support with your own custom domains and offers you free pre-selected domains you can use. Yunohost has a nice troubleshooting tool that helps you find issues with port/firewall troubleshooting. Yunohost has a lot of features but can be a bit buggy at times.\nMedia Center OSes # If you are currently running a Roku, Amazon Firestick, or pretty much any other store-bought hardware device for media streaming, it\u0026rsquo;s very likely that it sends out massive amounts of data back to different companies. This is terrible for privacy, self-sovereignty, security, and internet bandwidth. While it\u0026rsquo;s difficult to purchase hardware that does not do this, you can set up your own version with some of the following user-friendly Operating systems.\nLibreElec - LibreELEC is a lightweight ‘Just enough OS’ Linux distribution purpose-built for Kodi on current and popular mediacentre hardware.\nOSMC - OSMC (Open Source Media Center) is a free and open source media player based on Linux. Founded in 2014, OSMC lets you play back media from your local network, attached storage, and the Internet. OSMC is the leading media center in terms of feature set and community and is based on the Kodi project.\nXbian - XBian is a small, fast, and lightweight media center distribution for the Raspberry Pi, CuBox-i, Hummingboard, and many more devices to come. It is based on a minimal Debian and therefore offers much of the same freedom as Debian offers. Our slogan is “XBian, the bleeding edge” as our main focus is delivering the fastest Kodi solution for various small form factor computers.\nPhoto Storage # Ente - Encrypted cloud photo storage.\nImmich - Self-hosted backup solution for photos and videos on mobile devices.\nPhotoprism - PhotoPrism is an AI-Powered Photos App for the Decentralized Web. It makes use of the latest technologies to tag and find pictures automatically without getting in your way. You can run it at home, on a private server, or in the cloud.\nRemote Control Software # AeroAdmin - Easy and free Remote access service for many OS’s. Not Open source.\nMesh Commander - Free Open Source Teamviewer Alternative.\nTailScale - Tailscale is an easy VPN that allows you to connect back into your network without excessive configuration or firewall rules. While Tailscale is not fully open source and requires an account with the company, there is a fully self-hosted version you can run.\nRouters # Flash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router, that prioritizes network-wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come pre-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built-in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers that can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all-purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router, or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that is forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls, and a virtual server separate from the Firewall OS.\nSSH/RDP Applications # Easy SSH - Simple application that lets you save all of your SSH logins and passwords in one easy interface. This way you can login go from SSH terminal port easily and quickly without needing to type in your credentials. Linux Only.\nmRemoteNG - Just like Easy SSH, but also supports RDP, Telnet, HTTPS, Powershell, and more. Windows only.\nWebsite Tools # Ackee - Self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool for those who care about privacy. Ackee runs on your own server, analyzes the traffic of your websites, and provides useful statistics in a minimal interface.\nGhost - Self-Hosting and cloud hosting with open source software. Ghost is primarily used as a blogging platform as a competitor to something like Substack. Unlike Hugo Ghost offers a GUI for most of your website management.\nHugo - Popular open-source static site generators. Helps you simply create websites for desktop and mobile without substantial amounts of HTML code. Hugo is completely open source and utilizes markdown files primarily. Liberty Tools is run with Hugo.\nImmuneweb - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\nPlausible - Simple and privacy-friendly Google Analytics alternative - Extensive Review\nSSLLABS - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver. ^1^```\n"},{"id":18,"href":"/social-media/","title":"Social Media","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.” ― George Washington\nSocial media is a mixed bag. It connects the world and allows for the rapid dissemination of news, true and untrue. But in the last few years censorship has become a massive problem across all major social media platforms. Its important that we cultivate presences on social media that are more resilient to censorship and de-platforming. These services should be run as decentralized as possible to avoid coordinated take downs like we saw with the Conservative social media company Parler, where big tech collaborated to largely destroy the company.\nFreedom Respecting Social Media # Blue Sky - Blue Sky is an open source project backed by Jack Dorsey in an attempt to create a decentralized social network protocol as an alternative to Twitter. In May 2024 Jack Dorsey resigned from the BlueSky board, and donated 21 Million to the Open Source Protocol NOSTR. Blue Sky is very leftwing.\nDiaspora - Diaspora is a decentralized open source social media platform. With Diaspora you need to host your own instance by running a server or \u0026ldquo;pod\u0026rdquo;, meaning you own your data. Due to the decentralized nature of the platform it can be difficult to connect with other profiles, the platform has less than 1 million users after after 13 years of operation.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here\nGab - A centralized Free Speech Social media platform. Gab has been de-platformed by most of big tech and largely runs its own architecture in order to to keep operations running. Platform users tend to skew right wing.\nGettr - GETTR is a social media platform built on the foundation of freedom of opinion and expression. Gettr is a socialized platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t seem to offer anything particularly new, other than being a Twitter Alternative. Private messages claim to be E2E. But Gettr is not open sourced.\nLemmy - Lemmy is a selfhosted social link aggregation and discussion platform. Similar to Reddit but it is completely free and open, and not controlled by any company. This means that there is no advertising, tracking, or secret algorithms. Content is organized into communities, so it is easy to subscribe to topics that you are interested in, and ignore others. Voting is used to bring the most interesting items to the top.\nLocals - Locals is a free speech social media platform that is owned by Rumble. Locals is a centralized alternative to other social media. Founded by conservative commentator Dave Rubin.\nMastodon - Mastodon is an open source, self hosted social networking service that aims to be a twitter competitor. Mastodon lets you connect to specific Mastodon instances as part of a federation protocol. Due to this setup Larger mastodon servers can censor other servers from connecting to their instances. Tends to be a more left wing community.\nMeWe - MeWe is a centralized company that\u0026rsquo;s been running a social media platform for over a decade. MeWe is committed to privacy and an ad-free experience. The project is currently in development to be migrated to web3 blockchain based infrastructure.\nMinds - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.\nTruth Social - Founded by Donald Trump in response to Trump getting removed from Twitter. Truth Social is a centralized open source fork of Mastodon. Truth Social is known to censor content, mostly leftwing content.\nTwitter/X - Twitter is a centralized social media platform. While Twitter has become a free speech focused platform its far from perfect. Twitter is overwhelmingly the single biggest platform for spreading speech. Twitter is bad for privacy and is encouraging a ID based verification program, that will be in the hands of its future owners. Case against Twitter\nMeetup Alternatives # Agorakit - Agorakit is web-based, open source groupware for collectives. By creating collaborative groups, people can discuss topics, organize events, store files and keep everyone updated as needed. Agorakit is a forum, calendar, file manager, mapping tool and email notifier.\nFlockstr - NOSTR based Meetup alternative. Connects directly with your NOSTR Account, and also works with your lightning wallet to receive ZAPS (micro bitcoin transactions.)\nJoinMobilizon - Mobilizon is not a giant platform, but a multitude of interconnected Mobilizon websites. This federated architecture helps avoid monopolies and offers a diversity of hosting terms of service.\nLuma - An international meetup alternative, that provides more value at a much lower price than meetup. Has built in support for cryptocurrency wallets like Eth and Solana.\nPartiful - Free for users, requires SMS in order to gave out regular event updates. Not specifically freedom focused, but another good option.\nNOSTR # NOSTR is the future of decentralized social media. NOSTR is not controlled or owned by any private company or person. NOSTR is a protocol similar to Email or TCP/IP. It can be accessed by anyone or any company. NOSTR uses the dumb server smart client model. Meaning anyone can setup a simple server/relay that preserves and encrypts the NOSTR ecosystem. NOSTR directly incorporates bitcoin via the lightning network. You can send \u0026ldquo;ZAPS\u0026rdquo; which are low cost lightning transactions to any person on NOSTR, and your posts can likewise receives Zaps from anyone on the network. In addition to major support from the freedom and Bitcoin communities, NOSTR has been financially backed by Jack Dorsey and heavily supported by Edward Snowden. NOSTR offers several different clients that allow you to interact with the NOSTR protocol. Some of those clients:\nAlby - A NOSTR and Bitcoin plugin. Allows you to hold your private keys in order to interact with NOSTR, lighting and other bitcoin apps.\nDamus - NOSTR Client for Iphone.\nNOSTR Apps - A database of many differnt NOSTR Apps\nNostr.Watch - Track relays where a connection can currently be established.\nNostr.directory - Find your twitter follows on NOSTR\nNostrChat - Encrypted chat built on NOSTR.\nPrimal - A client designed to look like a twitter clone.\nZap.Stream - Directly integrated into NOSTR Zap lets you stream for SATS (bitcoin Lightning) and earn in kind easily from any and all viewers.\nYoutube Alternatives # Bitchute - A decentralized Youtube alternative that tends to have a lot of right-leaning content, due to this they often get censored or blocked.\nCiVL - CiVL is a free streaming platform for courageous stories and subversive ideas that challenge power structures. Get access to award-winning films, shows, and debates. No ads. No credit card to join.\nD.tube - A decentralized youtube alternative. DTube is a community powered video sharing platform where users vote on videos to reward creators, curators, influencers and viewers in cryptocurrency.\nMadiator - Privacy focused front end for LBRY, the network that hosts ODYSEE.\nODYSEE - A decentralized video platform built on the LBRY network. With the recent SEC Judgement against ODYSEE the long term future of the platform is uncertain, however plans are to migrate to the Arweave network. Odysee also has a nice simple feature allowing you to connect your youtube channel and autosync all content for a convenient backup of your channel.\nPeerTube A free and open-source, decentralized, ActivityPub federated video platform powered by WebTorrent, that uses peer-to-peer technology to reduce load on individual servers when viewing videos.\nRumble - A centralized alternative to youtube that bills itself as protector of free speech.\n"}]
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Stack this with code \u0026ldquo;Liberty\u0026rdquo; for an additional 5% off some of the best meat bars around.\nCloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nDelete Me - Our date is leaked everyday. Thats why its important to use services like Delete Me. Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. Use our Affiliate link to save 20%.\nFederated.Computer - Federated is another Denver based company offering Open Source as a service. Sometimes physically hosting servers just isn\u0026rsquo;t viable. In those cases cloud hosting can be a necessary option. But most cloud hosting come from tech giants like AWS or Google Cloud who sell your data and will censor you if you have the wrong politics. Federated.Computer offers you cheap, easy open source options to get many of the benefits of Big Tech without compromising your privacy. Please use our affiliate link to sign up if you\u0026rsquo;re interested!\nHushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nLive Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our affiliate link if you are interested.\nMark37 - Mark37 is a privacy focused company that offers Laptops and phones that come prebuilt with opensource privacy focused operating systems at a reasonable price. Mark37 also offers ongoing technical support and training. Mark37 is a proud conservative and christian company. Use our referral link or discount code to save 5% on all services. This discount does not stack with other promotions. Discount code: \u0026ldquo;LIBERTYTOOLS\u0026rdquo;\nPrivacy.com - Privacy.com is the best way to pay with fiat online while still protecting your privacy. Create debit card aliases that can be limited based on total amount spends or by vendors. With card aliases you dont have to worry about leaked card info, overcharges or annoying vendors that refuse to cancel your subscription, privacy.com lets you do all of that for free. Please use our referral link and sign up for a free account.\nStart 9 - Start 9 is one of our favorite companies. Local to Denver, Start9 offers home personal servers with their own Operating system, that makes it easy for you to own and host your data out of a physical server that you own. Offers an app store with multiple applications that include Bitcoin and Monero full nodes, Matrix and SimpleX messaging, Vaultwarden for password management, Nextcloud for all sorts of hosting including word docs, music, contacts calendar and so much more.\n"},{"id":1,"href":"/agorism/","title":"Agorism","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If taxation without consent is not robbery, then any band of robbers have only to declare themselves a government, and all their robberies are legalized.” ― Lysander Spooner\nAgorism is a social philosophy that advocates creating a society in which all relations between people are voluntary exchanges by means of counter-economics, engaging with aspects of nonviolent revolution, founded by Samuel Edward Konkin the third. Agorism is a different approach to creating freedom, than electoral politics. Sometimes also known as the concept of \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizens.\u0026rdquo;\nAgorist Communities (International) # Bitcoin Beach - Bitcoin Beach is working to create a sustainable circular Bitcoin economy in El Salvador. Following the dramatic decrease in crime and the governments bitcoin backing, Bitcoin Beach has become one of the best Bitcoin communities in the world. Free Society - Free Society aims to build a new sovereign society by negotiating with an existing government. There are many examples of governments granting another nation sovereignty over a part of their territory, and Free Society believes this is the best way forward. Free State Project - The Free State Project is a movement of thousands of freedom-loving people to New Hampshire. Started in 2003, there are thousands of individuals just like you in New Hampshire. Together, Free Staters have built an incredible, real-life community full of people who value liberty and responsibility. Free Cities - The Free Cities Foundation aims to inspire, inform and connect people to create a global market of living together in Free Cities. Free Cities are self-governing territories that uphold individual rights and freedoms. They aim to create more prosperous and autonomous urban spaces. Freedom Haven - Seasteading org working to build a workable seasteading options. Seasteading is the idea of creating permanent living homes that exist outside government jurisdiction in international waters. Liberland - The Free Republic of Liberland is a small experimental country located on the banks of the Danube River, known as Gornja Siga. Liberland is built on classical liberal (libertarian) ideals which emphasize autonomy and minimize the state\u0026rsquo;s encroachment on individual liberties. Rule of law, bodily autonomy, free trade, freedom of choice, freedom of movement, and others are all core tenets of our fledgling nation. PraxisNation - Praxis Nation builds off the concept of the network state by Balaji Srinivasan. Which theories that in the modern world we can create a decentralized country that can offer many of the benefits of standard country. Praxis aims to offer land, its own currency and eventually citizenship among many other things. Pronomos - Pronomos is a venture capital fund that works to build the \u0026ldquo;cities of tomorrow.\u0026rdquo; Pronomos has worked to fund Prospera, Praxis, and many more starup cities. Prospera - Prospera is a new libertarian smart city located in Honduras, that works as an economic zone largely free of local government taxes. An experimental project that does exist by a government grant, but its working to prove out a new potential model of cities. Learn more with the REASON documentary. Digital Nomad Services # Escapees - Escapees bills itself as an RV club, but it offers many services for a digital nomad lifestyle, including mail forwarding and temporary residences among many other things. Based in the U.S. Liberation Travel - Focuses on helping users find residency in multiple countries primarly including Paraguay, Uruguay, Panama and Georgia. Nomad Capitalist - Nomad Capitalist specializes in legally and ethically reducing your tax rate, diversifying and safeguarding your assets, growing your passport portfolio, and maximizing your freedom. Passports for Crypto - Quickly acquire Citizenship in St. Kitts by purchasing property without ever actually visiting St. Kitts. Planbpassport - A service that helps facilitate second passports. Accepts Bitcoin and very much adopts a \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizen\u0026rdquo; Mindset. General Tools # Agorist Nexus - Agorist Nexus is a hub for free exchange, focusing on the spread of Agorism and connecting the counter-economy\nAgorist Tax Advice - Paid service to minimize your tax strategy.\nLive Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our above affiliate link if you are interested.\nLost Horizons - Platform with a wide range of topics around opting out of taxes and deconstructing the legal system.\nMobazha - Formerly known as Openbazaar, Mobazaha aims to be a decentralized market where people can buy and sell products across the world for various different crypto currencies.\nOne Stupid Fuck - Opt out of the tax structure. Terrible website name and design, but a resource that provides great step by step videos of opting out of the current tax structure.\nOpen Source Ecology - Open Source Blueprints for Civilization. Build Yourself.The goal of Open Source Ecology is to create an open source economy – an efficient economy which increases innovation by open collaboration. Check out hundreds of open source designs for producing cheaper houses and mechanical equipment.\nTaxation is Theft App - App that walks people through the logical ideas of taxation being theft. Similar to the not yet launched project \u0026ldquo;The mirror\u0026rdquo; by Larken Rose.\nShipping Services # AtoB - Everything you need to send and receive packages in a decentralized way. Built on NOSTR.\nAmerica’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nProxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide.\nSovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption.\nTraveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it.\nSovereign Homesteading # Abundant Acres - A small company that helps you design your sovereign homestead blueprint. Empshield - EMP Shield is the World’s first EMP protection technology for an entire home and vehicle tested to military and UL 1449 standards from ETL. H20 Machine - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. My Patriot Supply - Purchase food and other supplies. Seedarmory.com - Every one of Seed Armory\u0026rsquo;s seed vaults contains only 100% survival grade, 100% heirloom seeds, and are always non-GMO. Seeds, vaults, and packets are kept at low refrigerated temperatures until ready for shipping. Spout Water - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. Works at a much smaller scale than H20 Machine. StealthAngelSurvival.com - Purchase a wide variety of survival gear. Survivalrealty.com - Off grid real estate. "},{"id":2,"href":"/books/","title":"Books","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\nLiberty Tools Book List Welcome to the Liberty Tools Book list! This is our official book recommendations for the best books across a wide range of liberty topics. We do not specifically endorse every idea in these books or by these authors, but we do recommended them as a good place to learn about the topics at hand. Not all of these books are specifically libertarian, but they contain valuable information that could benefit anyone regardless of political philosophy. Find these books here: Anna\u0026rsquo;s Archive and Libgen If you enjoy any of these books please considering purchasing. Category Author Agorism Community Technology Karl Hess New Libertarian Manifesto Samuel Edward Konkin III Agorist Class Theory Wally Conger How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Derrick Broze Anti-Politics Sal Mayweather Anarchy in Practice - Stateless Solutions Community Technology David Freidman New Libertarian Manifesto Walter Block Agorist Class Theory Ryan McMaken How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Hans Herman Hoppe Anti-Politics Robert Murphy The Market for Liberty Morris/Linda Tannehill The New Libertarianism: Anarcho-Capitalism J. Michael Oliver Crypto Anarchy The Genesis Book Aaron Van Wirdun Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of Cryptocurrency Andy Greenberg This Machine Kills Secrets: Julian Assange, The Cypherpunks, and their fight to Empower Whistleblowers Andy Greenberg Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital Age Steven Levy The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age James Dale Davidson, Michael David Axtel Cryptocurrency Digital Gold Nathaniel Popper How Money got Free Patrick Eha Understanding Bitcoin Robert Muprhy and Silas Barta The Bitcoin Standard SaifeDean Ammous The Internet of Money Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Bitcoin Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Ethereum Andreas Antonopolous Hacking Bitcoin Roger Ver The Blocksize War Jonathan Bier Conspiracies Filthy Rich James Patterson All The Shahs Men Steven Kinzer JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters James W. Douglass Chaos Tom O\u0026rsquo;Neill Inventing the AIDS Virus Peter Duesberg The Controlled Demolition of the American Empire Charlie Robinson \u0026amp; Jeff Berwick A Warning from History Corey Hughes The Octopus of Global Control Charlie Robinson One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that gave Rise the Jeffrey Epstein Whitney Webb The Creature From Jekyll Island G Edward Griffin Covid The Real Anthony Fauci Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The War on Ivermectin Pierre Kory The Courage to Face Covid-19 Peter McCullough A Plague Upon Our House Scott Atlas Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19 Matt Ridley Diary of A Psychosis Tom Woods The Pfizer Papers Naomi Wolf Drug War and Prohibition The Economics of Prohibition Mark Thornton American Kingpin Nick Bilton High Price Dr. Carl Hart Chasing the Scream Johann Hari Dreamland: The True Tale of America\u0026rsquo;s Opiate Epidemic Sam Quinones Drug War Addiction Sheriff Bill Masters Gang Leader for A Day Sudhir Venkatesh Economics and History of Economics Economics in One Lesson Henry Hazlitt Basic Economics Thomas Sowell The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard Keynes Mark Skousen History of Money and Banking in the United States Murray Rothbard End the Fed Ron Paul Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles Jesus Huerta de Soto The Fiat Standard SaifeDean Ammous Environment American Serengeti Dan Flores Fossil Future Alex Epstein Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of Antihumanism Robert Zubrin Apocalypse Never Michael Shellenberger The Wizard and The Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow\u0026rsquo;s World Charles C. Mann Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Running With Rhinos Ed Warner Extremist Politics The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics Michael Malice SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought Police Vox Day The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure Greg Lukianoff and Johnathan Haidt Fiction Brave New World Aldous Huxley 1984 George Orwell Animal Farm George Orwell Molon Labe! Kenneth Royce (Boston T Party) Alongside Night J. Niel Schulman Freehold Michael Z. Williamson The Moon is a Harsh Mistress Robert Heinlen The Handmaid’s Tale Margaret Atwood Anthem Ayn Rand The Fountainhead Ayn Rand The Giver Lois Lowery Red Rising Pierce Brown Unintended Consequences John Ross The Probability Broach L. Neil Smith The High Ground Series Doug Casey Enemy of the State F. Paul Wilson Financial Crisis Meltdown Tom Woods Deep Freeze: Iceland\u0026rsquo;s Economic Collapse Phillip Bagus and David Howden Americas Great Depression Murray Rothbard The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last Century Mark Thornton End the Fed Ron Paul Gun Rights Come and Take it: The Gun Printers Guide to Thinking Free Cody Wilson The 10 Myths of Gun Control Jose Nino More Guns Less Crime John Lott Health and Nutrition Death by Food Pyramid Denise Minger Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim It Mary Ruwart The Primal Prescription Doug Mcguff and Robert Murphy Fat for Fuel Dr. Joseph Mercola Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless Health Casey Means and Calley Means Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Blind Spots: The Medicine Gets it Wrong and What it Means For our Health Marty Makary Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity Peter Attia History - General A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell A Peoples History of the United States Howard Zinn Albions\u0026rsquo;s Seed David Hackett Fischer The Dawn Of Everything: A New History of Humanity David Graber A Little History of the World EH Gombrich Debt: The First 5000 Years David Graber History of Government Institutions Legacy of Ashes: A history of the CIA Tim Weiner Enemies: A history of the FBI Tim Weiner The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles and their Secret World War Steven Kinzer Overthrow: Americas Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to Iraq Steven Kinzer History of Socialism The Almost Nearly Perfect People Michael Booth The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel Castro Humberto Fontova The Case Against Socialism Rand Paul History of War and Military The Strategic Logic of Suicide Bombers Robert Pape Enough Already: Time to End the War on Terror Scott Horton Death by Government: Genocide and Mass Murder Since 1900 R.J. Rummel Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catastrophe of Ukraine Scott Horton All the Shahs Men Stephen Kirzner Property Rights Against Intellectual Property Stephan Kinsella (Property Rights) - Freedom on the Frontier Terry Anderson \u0026amp; Peter J Hill How Music Got Free Steven Witt Water Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Space Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Against Intellectual Monopoly Michelle Boldrin \u0026amp; David Levine Intro to Liberty The Law Frederic Bastiat The Road to Serfdom Friedrich Hayek Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom Ron Paul The Revolution Ron Paul Intro to Anarchy No Treason: The Constitution of no Authority Lysander Spooner The Most Dangerous Superstition Larken Rose The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to Obey Michael Huemer The Anarchist\u0026rsquo;s Handbook Organized by Michael Malice Dissenting Electorate: Those Who Refuse to Vote and the Legitimacy of Their Opposition Wendy McElroy Individual Liberty Benjamin Tucker Freedom’s Progress: A History of Political Thought Gerard Casey Living Freedom The Freedom Outlaw\u0026rsquo;s Handbook: 179 Things to Do \u0026rsquo;til the Revolution Claire Wolfe 101 Things to Do \u0026lsquo;Til the Revolution: Ideas and Resources for Self-Liberation, Monkey Wrenching and Preparedness Claire Wolfe Don\u0026rsquo;t Shoot the Bastards (Yet): 101 More Ways to Salvage Freedom Claire Wolfe Net Neutrality The Fallacy of Net Neutrality Thomas Hazlett The Master Switch Tim Wu The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless Technology Thomas Hazlett Code 2.0 Lawrence Lessig Philosophy - General Drive: Understanding the science of Human motivation Daniel Pink Defending the Undefendable Walter Block Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder Nassim Taleb The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion Johnathan Haidt Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World David Epstein Philosophy - Political The Ethics of Liberty Murray Rothbard Anatomy of the State Murray Rothbard An Agorist Primer Samuel Konkin Our Enemy, the State Albert J Nock Police Brutality and the Justice system Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America\u0026rsquo;s Police Forces Radley Balko A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State John Whitehead The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison America Naomi Murakawa The New Jim Crow Michelle Alexander Ghettoside Jill Leovy I Can\u0026rsquo;t Breathe: A Killing on Bay Street Matt Taibbi Justice Before the Law Michael Huemer Revisionist History The Myth of the Robber Barons Burt Folsom The Art of Contrary Thinking Humphrey B. Neill Why American History is Not What They Say: An Introduction to Revisionism Jeff Riggenbach Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong James W. Loewen The Roosevelt Myth John T. Flynn The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary War Thomas J. DiLorenzo Security and Privacy The Art of Invisibility Kevin Mitnick How to Be Invisible J. J. Luna No Place to Hide Glen Greenwald Public Record Edward Snowden The Production of Security Gustave di Molinari Extreme Privacy: How to Disapear on the Internet Michael Bazzell Watchman Privacy Gabriel Custodiet Privacy in Utopia Gabriel Custodiet Schooling and Unschooling Radical Unschooling Dayna Martin The Case against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and Money Bryan Caplan Weapons of Mass Instruction John Taylor Gatto The Absorbent Mind Maria Montessori The College Scam: How America\u0026rsquo;s Universities Are Bankrupting and Brainwashing Away the Future of America\u0026rsquo;s Youth Charlie Kirk Vaccines Turtles All the Way Down Anonymous, Tim Vadnar The Moth in the Iron Lung Forrest Moready Crooked: Manmade Disease Explained Forrest Moready Dissolving Illusions Susan Humphries Vaccines, Autoimmunity and the Changing Nature of Childhood Illness Thomas Cowan "},{"id":3,"href":"/covid/","title":"Covid","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Every single thing that was done in public health in response to the pandemic made it worse.\u0026rdquo; - Peter A. McCullough\nThe Covid19 Lockdowns were the biggest event in our lifetimes. The damage done was immeasurable and still continues to this day. The power centers are looking to continue on with all of the covid tyranny. We must be vigilant in fighting back against the medical industrial complex.\nAnti Covid Orgs # Banners 4 Freedom - An organization dedicated to protesting Covid Mandates using billboards across the world.\nChildren\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense - Children\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense® is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Their mission is to end childhood health epidemics by working aggressively to eliminate harmful exposures, hold those responsible accountable and establish safeguards to prevent future harm. They fight corruption, mass surveillance and censorship that put profits before people as well as advocate for worldwide rights to health freedom and bodily autonomy.\nCovid Index - Massive database of Covid insanity. Find all sorts of articles related to censorship and policy failures.\nEvidenceNotFear - An evidence-based guide against all of the Covid madness.\nFeds 4 Med Freedom - Feds for Medical Freedom is fighting for medical freedoms and personal autonomy. They stand against unconstitutional and immoral vaccine mandates that have cost thousands of federal employees and contractors their careers and livelihoods.\nFLCCC Alliance - A group of doctors who got together to push back against the public Covid response. They provide real education on Covid, and demonized treatments like Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine and recovery against.\nGBDeclaration.org - One of the first major organizations to push back against Covid lockdowns. The Great Barrington Declaration is a major worldwide petition sponsored by doctors and scientists against the Covid lockdowns.\nHowbad - Resources for tracking all aspects of specific Covid batchs data, this also includes leaked data, and some aspects of other vaccines and medical malpractice.\nICAN Informed Consent Action Network - Founded in 2016, ICAN was created with the goal of providing every person with the right to informed consent. They believe that by holding regulators accountable through their successful legal actions, individuals will become empowered to make truly informed decisions about their own health and the health of their families. Using an unprecedented legal strategy, ICAN has successfully won lawsuits against Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control, the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration. Founded by Del Bigtree of the Highwire and works regularly with Aaron Siri and his firm.\nLaw Offices of Siri Glimstead - Led by Lawyer Aaron Siri, Siri Glimstead has been at the forefront of defending legal rights against Covid restrictions and damages done by the Covid vaccines, as well as more traditional vaccines. They also focus on other things like civil rights or protection of whistle blowers.\nPhysicians for Informed Consent - Physicians for Informed Consent empowers the public with scientific information about infectious diseases and vaccines.\nPureBloodRegistry - Blood donations for and from people who have not gotten the Covid-19 vaccine.\nThe Highwire - An educational journalistic organization that has been working for years to bring accountability to the world of vaccines and especially Covid vaccines. Founded by Del Bigtree.\nVacSafety - The VSRF’s mission is to advance COVID-19 vaccine safety through scientific research, public education, and advocacy, and to support the vaccine injured. They present the most up-to-date and relevant information on COVID-19 and public health policies, free from corporate press, agenda-driven narratives, and sponsorships with conflict of interest. They encourage questions and an open dialogue of transparency on any medical and scientific information presented.\nFake Mask Websites # Fake Mask Worldwide - A company that sells obviously fake masks, less obviously fake masks and other Covid related items.\nGetUnmask - Breathable masks that look like regular masks. Company now sells other unrelated products as well.\nMedical Drug Purchase # Purchase Medical Drugs including Ivermection and Hydroxychloroquine from high quality third party services.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinil. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nMetrics # ICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nOpen Vaers - Open Vaers takes the CDC\u0026rsquo;s government data from VAERS and makes it much more readable and easy to understand. As of 9/23 there were over 36,000 deaths and over 1.5 million Covid vaccine related reports to VAERS.\nNo-Jab Job Boards # Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types.\nRedballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or Covid nonsense.\nUnjected - Social media for meeting and dating unvaccinated people.\nVaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status.\nVaccine Injured Support # Covid Vax Recovery Guide - A Covid vaccine detox guide written by nutritional scientist and liberty leaning Dr. Chris Masterjohn.\nCovid19CriticalCare.com - An in-depth recovery Post-Vaccine Treatment Protocol guide from the doctors at the FLCC Alliance.\nIronHeart Bloodworks - IronHeart Bloodworks is a new blood bank membership that gives you control over your blood choices during medical procedures. When you need it, IronHeart Bloodworks quickly sends you COVID-19 unvaccinated blood—a unique service in the healthcare industry. You should have the freedom to choose what blood is in your body.\nReact19.org - React19 is a science-based non-profit offering financial, physical, and emotional support for those suffering from long-term COVID-19 vaccine adverse events globally. Their mission is to bring healing to the moms, dads, friends, and loved ones who are facing life-altering side effects from their COVID-19 vaccine. They build bridges between patients and research institutions in order to develop a better understanding of vaccine complications.\nSpike Protein Detox - Peter McCullough\u0026rsquo;s Spike protein Detox protocol. Peter\u0026rsquo;s company also sells a specific Detox Support Formula.\nZelenko Protocol - Dr. Vladimir Zelenko was one of the first doctors to push back on mainstream Covid dogma. While Zelenko has since passed his protocol and supplements are still useful for fighting Covid ^2^\n"},{"id":4,"href":"/deathathletes/","title":"Death Athletes","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;We always knew it was going to happen, it was according to our plan. For our kind, this is nothing.\u0026rdquo; - Cody Wilson\nDeath Athletes refers to a concept going back to Ancient Greece and popularized by 3d Gun Printing Activist Cody Wilson called \u0026ldquo;The Death Athletic\u0026rdquo;. Cody gave a speech at Guns and Bitcoin 2022 talking about the beauty of death given in service to ones beliefs. While not always literal this is often metaphorical, Cody talks about the public death and having been killed in the public as a metaphor. The Death Athletic specifically refers to someone who engaged in practice to promote freedom and was persecuted for doing so. While many people have been prosecuted unfairly, there is a difference between general victims and those who specifically took the risk of fighting the state and lost.\nCheck out the speech here!\nDeath Athletes # Roger Ver - Roger Ver is a freedom activist who was one of the first investors in Bitcoin. Roger has worked as a liberty and Bitcoin activist for over a decade and has made major financial contributions and investments to projects like, DefCad, ShapeShift, FEE, Ross Ulbricht\u0026rsquo;s Legal Defense, Wikileaks, Kraken and many many more. In April 2024 Roger was arrested and detained in Spain on the request of the US government for alleged tax evasion claims in regarding to his exit tax in 2014. Roger is currently looking at a potential 100 year prison sentence for numerous ridiculous legal charges. Roger has been trapped in Spain since April 2024.\nRoss Ulbricht - Ross Ulbricht is the alleged founder and operator of the Silk Road website. The Silk Road offered consumers a safe and trusted way to purchase drugs and other contraband items. Ross was arrested and imprisoned in 2013. He was sentenced to two life sentences plus 40 years and millions of dollars in fines in a corrupt trial. Ross is scheduled to be released as Donald Trump promised to commute his sentence on Day one of his presidency.\nJulian Assange - Julian Assange is one of the greatest journalists of all time. Julian founded Wikileaks in 2006 and has exposed mass public corruption across the world regarding governments and corporations. Julian was forced into home arrest and then asylum for close to a decade based off ridiculous sex charges that were eventually dropped. In 2019 Julian was pulled out of his Asylum and pull into solitary confinement in BellMarsh prison until June 2024. Julian signed a plea deal and was released.\nEdward Snowden - Edward Snowden is a NSA Whistleblower who exposed massive NSA Corruption in 2013, mostly in regards to illegal mass surveillance on citizens. Snowden has been trapped in Russia ever since.\nSamurai Wallet Devs - In May 2024 Samurai Wallets Domain was seized and the two devs known publicly as TDev and Samurai were arrested and charged with money laundering due to the Bitcoin coinjoin functions built into the website.\nTornado Cash Devs - Tornado Cash is a decentralized coinjoin provider for the Ethereum Crypto Currency. In 2022 Tornado Cash was added to the OFACT List and the Devs Roman Storm and Alex Pertsev where charged with Money Laundering.\nAaron Swartz - Internet pioneer and free speech advocate. Creator of the Guerilla Access Open Manifest as well as several other open source technologies, Aaron Swartz tragically killed himself in 2013 thanks to overzealous prosecutors from the DOJ that were threatening Aaron with decades in prison for attempted publishing of copyrighted documents, despite the fact that the document had never been published and the owner of those copyrights Jstore, had actually dropped the charges.\nIan Freemen - Freeman, known for advocating freedom and financial privacy through bitcoin, found himself targeted by federal prosecutors. Initially facing charges including bank fraud and wire fraud, these allegations were eventually dropped due to lack of evidence. The core of the case revolved around money laundering and conspiracy charges. Ultimately, Freeman received a severe sentence of eight years in prison, a $40,000 fine, and forfeiture of $5 million in assets, despite not being convicted of the fraud charges prosecutors initially highlighted.\nCody Wilson - The creator of the Death Athletic concept as well as the founder of Defcad.com and first person to create a 3d printed Gun. Cody has been at the forefront of fighting for 2nd amendment and 1st amendment as they pertain to code and digital rights for over a decade. Cody has been involved in many lawsuits with the federal government as a result and suffered charges for sex crimes in 2018. He is currently free and working for Defcad.\nJay Stark - The anonymous creator of the FGC-9, which stands for \u0026ldquo;Fuck Gun Control.\u0026rdquo; The FGC was the first project to enable the creation of a fully 3d printed gun that did not require any actual gun parts, instead it uses items that can be purchased from conventional stores all over the world. Jay Stark was arrested in April 2021 on suspicions of owning illegal weapons, however none of these weapons were found and he was not taken into custody. Two days later he was found dead sitting in his car in front of his parents house. While the offical cause of death ruled out \u0026ldquo;foul play\u0026rdquo; it is difficult for most to believe that this was simply a coincidence.\n"},{"id":5,"href":"/defense/","title":"Defense","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles.\u0026rdquo; - Jeff Cooper\nWhen any government deprives a citizen of his freedom or property, the individual must take action to publicise his grievances. To this end, I hope to illustrate in the following pages, the futility of gun control, and that no amount of arbitrary legislation can ever prevent those wanting firearms from owning them. The individual who has the ability to construct his own homemade gun can never be permanently disarmed by any level of gun control legislation. - Philip Luty\nDIY Firearms # The 3D Printer has significantly advanced the ease of manufacturing reliable weapons absent the eye of the watchful state. Of course, it is not the only manufacturing tool available, but you will find it the most expedient.\nGetting Started # The following guides provide a basic introduction to 3D printed firearms. If your budget is limited, Creality printers may be the only option. But they are unreliable, and you may spend more time troubleshooting issues than printing. We recommend Prusa for their reliability and unwavering commitment to open source. Bambu Lab printers have recently gained in popularity for their speed, reliability, and multi-material options. However, they have a history of patenting established open source designs, and even more importantly, severely compromise your privacy. More information here. On this principle, we recommend against giving them your money.\nAs you evaluate printers and cad software, keep privacy at the top of your mind. While this practice may currently be legal in your jurisdiction, the state may kidnap and jail you anyway.\nHoffman Tactical The CTRL+PEW Getting Started Guide Ammunition # Fenix Ammunition - Manufactured in the USA by liberty obsessed individuals, and accept Bitcoin for payment. Books # Expedient Homemade Firearms by Philip Luty Expedient Recoilless Launcher: Panzerfaust by Jonathan Wild Communities # Deterrence Dispensed Rocket Chat - Large public group chat for all things 3d printed firearms. FOSSCAD Subreddit - a subreddit focused on 3d printed firearms of all types. However, censorship on reddit continues to grow, and we encourage migration to censorship resistant communities. Files # Most firearm designs are uploaded by individual creators to Odysee. DEFCAD is another source, but requires a paid membership. Most files available on DEFCAD are already available for free on Odysee.\n3D Gun Builder - A comprehensive directory of designs with direct links to Odysee pages. DEFCAD - Many files here are out of date and hosted without the permission of the original developers. GunCad Developer Index - A list of guncad developer Odysee pages. Legal Advocacy Groups # Organizations fighting within the legal system to expand gun rights.\nDefense Distributed Firearm Policy Coalition Rocky Mountain Gun Owners Second Amendment Foundation Merchants # Places to find parts, part kits, tools, ammo, and more..\nParts # Aves Engineering - Glock rails and MAC11 components. Every Gun Part - Exhaustive collection of parts kits (everything but the receiver) and more. Ghost Guns - More parts kits. JSD Supply - Pistol components and more. MAF Arms - Build kits for printed receiver designs. Replicator USA - 3d printed suppressors. Riptide Rails - Glock rails, magazine springs, and other printed firearms components. Newsletters \u0026amp; Podcasts # En Bloc Press - Paid newsletter and podcast focused on the 3d printed firearm space and adjacent politics. Open Source Defense - Weekly newsletter focused on expanding gun rights with \u0026ldquo;0% culture war\u0026rdquo;. Out of Battery Live - Live podcast focused on interviewing guncad developers and builders. Propaganda # Documentaries, talks, and other media.\nDeath Athletic Documentary The New Radical Plastic Defense: Secret 3D Printed Guns in Europe The Plastic Power: A Speech The Unshackled Englishman Resources # GatGPT - A deneutered version of ChatGPT focused on firearms. Shootingbot - Monitors price and availability of ammunition and reloading components. Training # Ok, you can build a firearm in your garage. Now learn how to use it. Before you start LARPING, consider what type of training is most useful. Read this.\nGamut Resolutions - Tactical pistol and carbine classes. Based in Florida but courses are taught in many locations across the US. Guns For Everyone - Free concealed carry classes based out of Colorado. Long Range Shooters of Utah - Multiday courses in shooting up to and beyond 1000 yards in Price, UT. MantisX - MantisX is a gun training system that takes a data-driven approach to helping you achieve shooting mastery with no ammo required. Unlike some dry fire trainers, MANTISX works while attached to ANY firearm (pistol, rifle, or shotgun). By analyzing every shot and generating actionable data, MANTISX helps you improve your accuracy quickly. Solutionary University - Beginner firearm and defense training. Run by Liberty Activist Maj Toure, who has been travelling across the US providing firearms training, particularly in black neighborhoods. Thunder Ranch - Multiday courses in pistol, rifle, and shotgun, founded by Clint Smith and based in Oregon. "},{"id":6,"href":"/education/","title":"Education","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Education and Training # \u0026ldquo;Government schooling is the most radical adventure in history. It kills the family by monopolizing the best times of childhood and by teaching disrespect for home and parents.\u0026rdquo; - John Taylor Gatto\nModern schooling has been terrible for years. Following the covid insanity and the addition of woke politics the schools are proving less and less value by the day. But education can be done through a vareity of methods. In the modern age their are many better ways to educate yourself and your children than traditional school.\nAlternative Schools # Options for schools that are close to the traditional model, but do something different.\nMontessori Schools - Montessori classrooms are ideal workplaces, where children are engaged, energetic, exploring, social, and most of all, learning to take ownership of their own education. They’re also unified communities in which each child understands the responsibility of being an individual student in the class while supporting the learning of others.\nWestern Governors University - While still suffering from some of the issues of traditional education, WGU provides a solid alternative for anyone who still wants to pursue traditional college degrees. Offering Bachelors and Masters programs in IT, Business, Nursing, Finance and Education. WGU is a completely online school, with relatively cheap degree programs that are performance based, meaning you can take the classes at your own pace and are not required to attend classes you dont need.\nAlternatives to School # Liberty Classroom - A wide range of courses. Mostly focused on history but offers other courses on econimics and logics. All courses are taught from a liberty perspective. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. Mises Econ Grad Progam - Economics Grad program that teaches free market Austrian Economics from one of the most prominent liberty focused think tanks. Praxis - Praxis is an intense personal and professional development program for young adults who want to work hard, build skills, learn how to create value, and develop a positive vision of the future for their lives and careers. Praxis is a college alternative that offers a 1 year practical devopment plan that ends up teaching you real world practical skills and connecting you with an intership at the end of your program. School of Life - A course to help you enhance whatever you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Provides biweekly webinars from the best liberty minds to bring your practile and actionable advice for your business, non Profit, cause or whatever else you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. TenToad - A program that helps families transition to a school-free life with a solid foundation of knowledge and the tools to get started with confidence. Embrace living and learning without school. ThinkExodus - Exodus Institute aims to provide families with a quality alternative to public schools, and support homeschool families with enrichment courses that foster critical thinking, academic skills, and counter the left-wing indoctrination found in education, culture, and the media. Unschoolers.org - Unschooling and peaceful parenting educational organization. Unschooling is an alternative to traditional schooling and even home schooling that works to encourage and focus and direct children\u0026rsquo;s natural curiosity. Unschooling Resources with Dayna Martin - Dayna Martin has been living and breathing Unschooling for 2 decades, while also working to educate many others on these principles. You can find many of the best unschooling resources here. Homeschool Resources # Acellusacademy - Acellus Academy is a K-12 online private school located in Kansas City, Missouri as a 501c3. Acellus Academy provides instruction online through distance education via the Acellus Learning System. Acellus, a program of the International Academy of Science, is an online learning system that has been used to provide primary instruction to millions of students in thousands of schools throughout the United States.\nHome School Legal Defense Association - With over 100,000 member families, Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) is the nation’s largest, most trusted homeschool advocacy organization.\nPower Home School - Power Homeschool is the official provider of online Acellus® courses for parents independently homeschooling their children without teacher support. Power is a not an accredited curriculum.\nRon Paul Curriculum - A liberty focused home school curriculum for all grades based on the ideas of former congressman Ron Paul. The curriculum was largely designed by Liberty Classroom founder, Tom Woods.\nTuttle Twins Academy - From the authors of some of the best selling Liberty Kids books, comes the academy for home learning. Catered for kids TTA offers courses in Finances, Logic \u0026amp; Critical Thinking, Entrepreneurship, and many more to come.\n"},{"id":7,"href":"/frontends/","title":"Front Ends","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy. The savage’s whole existence is public, ruled by the laws of his tribe. Civilization is the process of setting man free from men.\u0026rdquo; - Ayn Rand\nPrivacy Front ends are interfaces that interact with well known services that dont respect your privacy. Apps like Youtube or Facebook can be accessed via privacy respecting generally open source apps.\nApple AirPlay # air-pi-play - Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Airplay server using RPiPlay to enable screen mirroring on tvs, monitors and projectors. RPiPlay - An open-source AirPlay mirroring server for the Raspberry Pi. Supports iOS 9 and up. Apple Music # Cider - Cross-platform Apple Music experience based on Electron and Vue.js written from scratch with performance in mind Discord # gtkcord4 - A lightweight Discord client written in Golang which uses GTK3 for the user interface Facebook # SlimSocial - Android, alternative front-end for Facebook, built with Java Frost - An extensive and functional open source third party app for Facebook (Android app) Facebook Messenger # Caprine - Unofficial and privacy-focused Facebook Messenger app with many useful features fb-messenger-cli - Use your Facebook account to chat with your friends sneakily in the command line, it\u0026rsquo;s as easy as logging in, choosing a convo and chatting away Google Search # LibreX - Privacy-respecting free meta-search engine (free as in freedom). Small and simple meta-search engine, fetches and anonymizes results from Google only, has API support, allows redirects to Invidious/Bibliogram/Nitter/Libreddit.\nSearXNG - SearXNG is a free internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from various search services and databases. Users are neither tracked nor profiled (SearXNG is a fork of Searx).\nSearx - Searx is a free privacy-respecting internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from more than 70 search services. Users are neither tracked nor profiled. Additionally, Searx can be used over Tor for online anonymity.\nWhoogle Search - A self-hosted, ad-free, privacy-respecting metasearch engine for Google.\nGoogle Translate # Crow Translate - Simple and lightweight cross-platform translator that allows translation using LibreTranslate, Lingva, Google, Bing, and Yandex, as well as text-to-speech using Google.\nDeepL Android - Unofficial Android client for DeepL.\nInstaLate - Distraction-free translation for Android, to be used directly from within any app. Supports Beolingus, DeepL, Dict.cc, GNU CIDE, Heinzelnisse, LibreTranslate, Linguee, WikDict, and Wiktionary.\nLingva Translate - Alternative front-end for Google Translate, serving as a free and open-source translator with over a hundred languages available.\nSimplyTranslate - Provide fast and private translations to the user without wasting much overhead for extensive styling or JavaScript. Supports Google Translate, DeepL, ICIBA, and LibreTranslate.\nSimplyTranslate Mobile - Unofficial Android client of SimplyTranslate.\nHacker News # Hackers - A native iOS app for Hacker News.\nHackerweb - A simply readable Hacker News web app.\nHckrnws - A custom front-end for a better reading experience of HackerNews.\nHN-search - Algolia Hacker News search.\nHNTopLinks - Top Links on Hacker News.\nImgur # Imgin - Minimal Imgur front end Imgrs - Imgrs is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. It\u0026rsquo;s a Rust rewrite of a previous Imgur proxy project, Omgur. Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/imgrs Omgur - Omgur is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. Inspired by the Invidious, Nitter, and Teddit projects. No JavaScript or ads All requests go through the Omgur backend, client never talks to Imgur Prevents Imgur from tracking your IP or JavaScript fingerprint Lightweight Self-hostable Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/omgur Rimgo - Self-hosted frontend for Imgur written in Go. Website: https://i.bcow.xyz/ Rimgu - Self-hosted alternative frontend/ proxy for Imgur Instagram # Bibliogram - Bibliogram is an alternative front-end for Instagram. Public instances: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/bibliogram-docs/tree/master/docs/Instances.md Mastodon # Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Hyperspace - cross-platform Mastodon client for the fediverse written in TypeScript and React Pinafore - Alternative web client for Mastodon, focused on speed and simplicity Sengi - cross-platform multi-account Mastodon \u0026amp; Pleroma desktop client TheDesk - cross-platform Mastodon \u0026amp; Misskey desktop client Tootle - simple GTK-based Linux Mastodon client Tusky - lightweight Android Mastodon client Medium # Scribe - Alternative front-end to Medium.com Other services # ArchiveBox - Open source self-hosted web archiving. Takes URLs/browser history/bookmarks/Pocket/Pinboard/etc., saves HTML, JS, PDFs, media, and more etherpad-lite - Collaborative rich text editor. A modern really-real-time collaborative document editor Gitea - Lightweight git server. Git with a cup of tea, painless self-hosted git service Hedgedoc - Collaborative markdown editor. A platform to write and share markdown Librarian - Alternative frontend for LBRY / Odysee.com MediathekViewWeb - Video content of German public-service television broadcasters (e.g. ARD, ZDF) Official instance: mediathekviewweb.de NoPaste - NoPaste is an open-source website similar to Pastebin where you can store any piece of code, and generate links for easy sharing PrivateBin - Zero knowledge encrypted paste-bin. A minimalist, open source online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data. Data is encrypted/decrypted in the browser using 256 bits AES Snapdrop - Similar to Apple\u0026rsquo;s Airdrop but in your browser. A Progressive Web App for local file sharing Vaultwarden - Password manager. Unofficial Bitwarden compatible server written in Rust, formerly known as bitwarden_rs Wikiless - A free open source alternative Wikipedia front-end focused on privacy Reddit # Due to recent changes with the Reddit API Policy you may have mixed success with these. These are kept here in the event that this changes, but otherwise these are mostly dead projects\nDawn - Open-source Reddit app Available on F-Droid Forked from Dank: https://github.com/saket/Dank Eddrit - Alternative front-end for Reddit, inspired by Nitter, built with Python \u0026amp; Starlette. Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Infinity - Reddit client for Android Available on F-Droid junipf/reddit-frontend - A reddit front-end written in React Official instance: https://jpf-reddit.netlify.app kddit - uWSGI frontend for Reddit.com written in Python Official instance: https://kddit.kalli.st Libreddit - Alternative front-end for Reddit. Themed around Reddit\u0026rsquo;s new design - Lightweight, no JavaScript, no ads, no tracking. Official instance: libredd.it Public instances: https://github.com/spikecodes/libreddit#instances RedditClient - Alternative front-end for Reddit, built with Angular Roffline - A self-hosted offline Reddit server. It allows you to browse Reddit posts (including any media in the post) while offline. It is targeted at people that have intermittent internet Snew - Open-source client for Reddit forked from the Reddit source code. Slide - Open source, ad free Reddit browser for Android Available on F-Droid Stealth - Account-free, privacy-oriented, and feature-rich Reddit client. Available on F-Droid Teddit - Alternative Reddit front-end focused on privacy - Lightweight, no ads, no JavaScript, unofficial API. Official instance: https://teddit.net Public instances: https://github.com/teddit-net/teddit#instances Github mirror repository Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Teddit Top of Reddit - Top Reddit posts every day. Troddit: A web client for Reddit Official instance: https://www.troddit.com Updoot - Android, alternative front-end for Reddit. Xeddit - A Xamarin.Forms app for Reddit. Official instance: xeddit.com Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Xeddit Redirection # Farside - Farside provides links that automatically redirect to working instances of privacy-oriented alternative frontends, such as Nitter, Libreddit, etc. This allows for users to have more reliable access to the available public instances for a particular service, while also helping to distribute traffic more evenly across all instances and avoid performance bottlenecks and rate-limiting. LibRedirect - App that redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends. If you click on a link of a Youtube like it will redirect to you to Newpipe, Twitter to nitter, Wikipedia to Wikiless etc. Privacy Redirect - A simple web extension that redirects Twitter, YouTube, Instagram \u0026amp; Google Maps requests to privacy friendly alternatives Firefox Add-On: Privacy Redirect Chrome Extension: Privacy Redirect UntrackMe - UntrackMe transforms Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Reddit and Medium and Wikipedia links to links of open source, privacy friendly front-ends. Converts Google Maps links to OpenStreetMap links. Removes tracking parameters from any url. Then delegates the action to other apps that are capable of handling them. (Android app) Watch on Odysee - Browser add on that redirects you from YouTube to odysee a decentralized Youtube alternative Reuters # Neuters - An alternative front-end to Reuters.com. It is intended to be lightweight and fast, and was heavily inspired by Nitter Official instance: https://boxcat.site Shazam # SongRec - Open-source Shazam client for Linux, written in Rust. Spotify # Downtify - Open source Spotify ripper. Self Hosted. Kotify - Requires Spotify Account - Multiplatform desktop client for Spotify focused on library organization for power users. Relies on official Spotify client for playback Librespot - Requires Spotify Premium Account - librespot is an open source client library for Spotify. It enables applications to use Spotify\u0026rsquo;s service to control and play music via various backends, and to act as a Spotify Connect receiver. It is an alternative to the official and now deprecated closed-source libspotify. Additionally, it will provide extra features which are not available in the official library Oggify - Download Spotify tracks to Ogg Vorbis (with a Spotify premium account), based on librespot psst - Fast and multi-platform Spotify client with native GUI Podcast MP3 Downloader - Download MP3 files of your favorite podcasts from Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts, and Overcast. Spot: Gtk/Rust native Spotify client for the GNOME desktop. Only works with premium accounts Spotiqueue - Minimalistic queue-oriented macOS-native client for Spotify, with Guile Scheme scriptability SpotDownloader - A simple web tool that allows you to download songs from Spotify. You can download a song either by entering a track, album, or playlist link. You can also download the entire album or playlist in ZIP format. It also adds all the metadata like cover image, artists, and release date in the downloaded songs. Show, Podcast, and Artist page links aren\u0026rsquo;t supported yet. Spotiflyer - Download free content from Youtube, Spotify, Sound Cloud and more Spotube: A lightweight and free Spotify crossplatform-client which handles playback manually, streams music using Youtube \u0026amp; no Spotify premium account is needed SpotX: Modified Spotify Client for Windows (Windows Only) - Blocking ads and updates for the desktop version of Spotify, disabling podcasts and more Telegram # Telegram-FOSS - Unofficial, FOSS-friendly fork of the original Telegram client for Android. TikTok # ProxiTok - Open source alternative frontend for TikTok made with PHP. Official instance: Pussthecat Instance Twitch # ElectronPlayer - Electron Based Web Video Services Player. Supports Netflix, Youtube, Twitch, Floatplane, Hulu and more streamlink-twitch-gui - Multi platform Twitch.tv browser for Streamlink Twire: Alternative and open source Twitch client for Android Xtra - Twitch player and browser for Android Twitter/X # Due to recent changes with the Twitter API Policy you may have mixed success with these.\nFritter - A free, open-source Twitter client for Android. Harpy - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Flutter/Dart. Nitter - Alternative Twitter front-end - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Official instance: nitter.net Public instances: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances Example: Troy Hunt on Twitter and Nitter Shitter - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Java. Tweet-app - Desktop Twitter client only for tweeting. Timeline never shows up. Tweeterr - A tool to use Twitter from the command line on the fly. Tweepy - Twitter for Python Twidere X - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built mostly with Kotlin, in early stage. YouTube # Alltube - Web GUI for youtube-dl AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. BlackHole - Android music player app for YouTube Music and Spotify made with Flutter CloudTube - Alternative front-end for Invidious Official instance: https://tube.cadence.moe Installation guide for self-hosting: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/tube-docs/tree/main/item/docs/cloudtube/Installing%20CloudTube.md FreeTube - Open source YouTube desktop player for privacy on Windows, Mac and Linux Invidious - Invidious is an alternative front-end to YouTube - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Home page: https://invidious.io Invidious instances (Github): https://github.com/iv-org/documentation/blob/master/Invidious-Instances.md Invidious instances API: https://api.invidious.io Installation guide for self-hosting: https://docs.invidious.io/Installation.md Invidious-viewer - Python application to watch YouTube videos through the Invidious API, in the terminal (requires MPV player and libmpv.so, provided by Linux distro) Invuedious - An alternative frontend for invidious built with vue.js Official instance: https://bocchilorenzo.github.io/invuedious/ LibreTube - Android frontend for YouTube, based on Piped minitube - Lightweight youtube client with a kid-friendly interface. Can make playlists from search keywords mps-youtube - Terminal based YouTube player and downloader. NewPipe - A libre lightweight streaming front-end for Android oleksis/youtube-dl-gui - Cross-platform front-end GUI of the popular youtube-dl written in wxPython OpenVideoDownloader aka jely2002/youtube-dl-gui - A cross-platform GUI for youtube-dl made in Electron and node.js Piped - An alternative privacy-friendly YouTube frontend which is efficient by design - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking Official instance: https://piped.kavin.rocks List of public instances: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped/wiki/Instances Installation guide for self-hosting: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Documentation/blob/main/content/docs/self-hosting/index.md pipe-viewer - A lightweight application (fork of straw-viewer) for searching and playing videos from YouTube. Plumber - Local and remote video trimmer, can trim parts of video without downloading whole video, utilizes youtube-dl, allows conversion to GIFs smtube - Stand-alone YouTube video player Website: https://www.smtube.org SMTube is part of SMPlayer SMPlayer website: https://www.smplayer.info SMPlayer repository: https://github.com/smplayer-dev/smplayer SmartTubeNext - SmartTubeNext is an advanced YouTube app for Android TVs and TV boxes, free and open source. It is not a live TV client and does not support \u0026ldquo;YouTube TV\u0026rdquo;. SkyTube - An open-source YouTube app for Android. Tartube - A GUI front-end for youtube-dl, partly based on youtube-dl-gui and written in Python 3 / Gtk 3 th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). TubeArchivist - A self hosted YouTube media server. TubeSync - TubeSync is a PVR (personal video recorder) for YouTube. It syncs YouTube channels and playlists to a locally hosted media server. ViewTube - An alternative front-end for YouTube, written in Vue.js, uses Plyr video player; supports SponsorBlock, multiple Invidious instances support, chapters Vividl - Modern Windows GUI for youtube-dl Youtube-dl - Command-line program to download videos from YouTube.com and other video sites Youtube-viewer - Lightweight YouTube client for Linux YouTube.js - Full-featured wrapper around the Innertube API, which is what YouTube itself uses uYouPlus - uYouPlus (uYou+) is an alternative YouTube app for Apple\u0026rsquo;s iOS and iPadOS. yattee - Alternative YouTube frontend for iOS, tvOS and macOS built with Invidious and Piped, supports sponsorblock yt-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously without forcing javascript (Fork of youtube-local) yt-dlp - A youtube-dl fork with additional features and fixes. ytcc - Command line tool to keep track of your favorite playlists on YouTube and many other places. Can import youtube subscriptions from Google Takeout and provide them as an RSS feed for your favorite reader. ytfzf - A POSIX script that helps you find Youtube videos (without API) and opens/downloads them using mpv/youtube-dl. ytmdl - A simple app to get songs from YouTube in mp3 format with artist name, album name etc from sources like iTunes, LastFM, Deezer, Gaana etc. ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. ytdl-gui - A simple-to-use, cross-platform graphical interface for youtube-dl youtube-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously and with greater page performance ytcast - Cast YouTube videos to your smart TV from the command line. This program does roughly the same thing as the \u0026ldquo;Play on TV\u0026rdquo; button that appears on the player bar when you visit youtube.com with Chrome or when you use the YouTube smartphone app YouTube Music # AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. "},{"id":8,"href":"/hacking/","title":"Hacking","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The truth is revealed by removing things that stand in its light, an art not unlike sculpture, in which the artist creates, not by building, but by hacking away.\u0026rdquo; - Alan Watts\nWelcome to the Hacking section of Liberty tools! Hacking should be used to increase your knowledge and harden your defenses. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAnonymity # BinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\nI2P - The Invisible Internet Project.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nNipe - Script to redirect all traffic from the machine to the Tor network.\nOnionScan - One of the Hacking Tools for investigating the Dark Web by finding operational security issues introduced by Tor hidden service operators.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nTor - Free software and onion routed overlay network that helps you defend against traffic analysis.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nBug Bounty Platforms # Bugcrowd List - List of many companies that provide bug bounties. CTF(Capture the flag) # Ctf-tools - Collection of setup scripts to install various security research tools easily and quickly deployable to new machines.\nPwntools - Rapid exploit development framework built for use in CTFs.\nRsaCtfTool - Decrypt data enciphered using weak RSA keys, and recover private keys from public keys using a variety of automated attacks.\nDDoS # HOIC - Updated version of Low Orbit Ion Cannon, has ‘boosters’ to get around common counter measures.\nJS LOIC - JavaScript in-browser version of LOIC.\nLOIC - Open source network stress tool for Windows.\nSlowLoris - DoS tool that uses low bandwidth on the attacking side.\nT50 - Faster network stress tool.\nUFONet - Abuses OSI layer 7 HTTP to create/manage ‘zombies’ and to conduct different attacks using; GET/POST, multithreading, proxies, origin spoofing methods, cache evasion techniques, etc.\nDefense Evasion # AntiVirus Evasion Tool (AVET) - Post-process exploits containing executable files targeted for Windows machines to avoid being recognized by antivirus software.\nHyperion - Runtime encryptor for 32-bit portable executables (“PE .exes”).\nPeCloak.py - Automates the process of hiding a malicious Windows executable from antivirus (AV) detection.\nPeCloakCapstone - Multi-platform fork of the peCloak.py automated malware antivirus evasion tool.\nUniByAv - Simple obfuscator that takes raw shellcode and generates Anti-Virus friendly executables by using a brute-forcable, 32-bit XOR key.\nVeil - Generate metasploit payloads that bypass common anti-virus solutions.\nDefcon Suggested Reading # Defcon Suggested Reading Email Spoofing # SpoofBox - Offers email, SMS, Phone spoofing and lots of other tools. Not a free service. Can also be used to look up phone numbers. Exploit Development # Exploit Writing Tutorials - Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nShellcode Examples - Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial - Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nFile Format Analysis # Hachoir - Python library to view and edit a binary stream as tree of fields and tools for metadata extraction.\nKaitai Struct - File formats and network protocols dissection language and web IDE, generating parsers in C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby.\nVeles - Binary data visualization and analysis tool.\nForensics # Autopsy - Full suite of open source forensics tools.\nCAINE - CAINE is Linux Live CD that contains a wealth of digital forensic tools. Features include a user-friendly GUI, semi-automated report creation and tools for Mobile Forensics, Network Forensics, Data Recovery and more.\nFTK Imager - Open Source Disk imaging tool.\nPaladin Forensic Suite - Live Ubuntu distro with lots of tools. Open source with free and paid versions.\nSIFT Workstation - The SIFT Workstation is a collection of free and open-source incident response and forensic tools designed to perform detailed digital forensic examinations in a variety of settings, all built inside an Ubuntu VM.\nSMART - Open source sampling of many proprietary forensics tools.\nGNU/Linux Utilities # Linux Exploit Suggester - Heuristic reporting on potentially viable exploits for a given GNU/Linux system. Hacking Focused OSINT # AQUATONE - Subdomain discovery tool utilizing various open sources producing a report that can be used as input to other tools.\nBinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\nDataSploit - OSINT visualizer utilizing Shodan, Censys, Clearbit, EmailHunter, FullContact, and Zoomeye behind the scenes.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\ngithub-dorks - CLI tool to scan Github repos/organizations for potential sensitive information leak.\nIntrigue - Automated OSINT \u0026amp; Attack Surface discovery framework with powerful API, UI and CLI.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nShodan - World’s first search engine for Internet-connected devices.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSn1per - One of the Hacking Tools for Automated Pentest Recon Scanner.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\nThreat Crowd - Search engine for threats.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nvcsmap - Plugin-based tool to scan public version control systems for sensitive information.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nHacking Conventions # 44Con - Annual Security Conference held in London.\nAppSecUSA - Annual conference organized by OWASP.\nBalCCon - Balkan Computer Congress, annually held in Novi Sad, Serbia.\nBlack Hat - Annual security conference in Las Vegas.\nBruCON - Annual security conference in Belgium.\nCarolinaCon - Infosec conference, held annually in North Carolina.\nCCC - Annual meeting of the international hacker scene in Germany.\nCHCon - Christchurch Hacker Con, Only South Island of New Zealand hacker con.\nDeepSec - Security Conference in Vienna, Austria.\nDefCamp - Largest Security Conference in Eastern Europe, held annually in Bucharest, Romania.\nDEF CON - Annual hacker convention in Las Vegas. Known for having a left wing bias.\nEkoparty - Largest Security Conference in Latin America, held annually in Buenos Aires, Argentina.\nFSec - FSec - Croatian Information Security Gathering in Varaždin, Croatia.\nHack3rCon - Annual US hacker conference.\nHack.lu - Annual conference held in Luxembourg.\nHackfest - Largest hacking conference in Canada.\nHITB - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nHacking In The Box - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nInfosecurity Europe - Europe’s number one information security event, held in London, UK.\nLayerOne - Annual US security conference held every spring in Los Angeles.\nNullcon - Annual conference in Delhi and Goa, India.\nPhreakNIC - Technology conference held annually in middle Tennessee.\nRSA Conference USA - Annual security conference in San Francisco, California, USA.\nShmooCon - Annual US East coast hacker convention.\nSkyDogCon - Technology conference in Nashville.\nSummerCon - One of the oldest hacker conventions, held during Summer.\nSwiss Cyber Storm - Annual security conference in Lucerne, Switzerland.\nThotCon - Annual US hacker conference held in Chicago.\nTroopers - Annual international IT Security event with workshops held in Heidelberg, Germany.\nVirus Bulletin Conference - Annual conference going to be held in Denver, USA for 2016.\nHash Cracking # BruteForce Wallet - Find the password of an encrypted wallet file (i.e. wallet.dat).\nCeWL - Generates custom wordlists by spidering a target’s website and collecting unique words.\nHashcat - Another One of the Hacking Tools The more fast hash cracker.\nJohn the Ripper - One of the best Hacking Tools for Fast password cracker.\nJWT Cracker - Simple HS256 JWT token brute force cracker.\nRar Crack - RAR bruteforce cracker.\nHex Editors # 0xED – Native macOS hex editor that supports plug-ins to display custom data types.\nFrhed – Binary file editor for Windows.\nHexEdit.js – Browser-based hex editing.\nHexinator – World’s finest (proprietary, commercial) Hex Editor.\nInformation Security Magazines # 2600: The Hacker Quarterly – American publication about technology and computer “underground.”\nPhrack Magazine – By far the longest running hacker zine.\nUnredacted Magazine - The official magazine from Michael Bazzell author of Extreme Privacy.\nLock Picking Resources # Awesome Lockpicking – Awesome guides, tools, and other resources about the security and compromise of locks, safes, and keys.\nBosnianbill – More lockpicking videos.\nSchuyler Towne channel – Lockpicking videos and security talks.\n/r/lockpicking – Resources for learning lockpicking, equipment recommendations.\nmacOS Utilities # Bella – Pure Python post-exploitation data mining and remote administration tool for macOS. Multi-paradigm Frameworks # Armitage – Java-based GUI front-end for the Metasploit Framework.\nExploitPack – Graphical tool for automating penetration tests that ships with many pre-packaged exploits.\nFaraday – Multiuser integrated pentesting environment for red teams performing cooperative penetration tests, security audits, and risk assessments.\nMetasploit – Post exploitation Hacking Tools for offensive security teams to help verify vulnerabilities and manage security assessments.\nPupy – Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android) remote administration and post-exploitation tool.\nNetwork Tools # BetterCAP – Modular, portable and easily extensible MITM framework.\nCloudFail – Unmask server IP addresses hidden behind Cloudflare by searching old database records and detecting misconfigured DNS.\nCrackMapExec – A swiss army knife for pentesting networks.\nDebookee – Simple and powerful network traffic analyzer for macOS.\nDET – Proof of concept to perform data exfiltration using either single or multiple channel(s) at the same time.\nDgcd – Simple Unix network utility to extend the accessibility of TCP/IP based network services beyond firewalls.\nDnsmap – One of the Hacking Tools for Passive DNS network mapper.\nDnsrecon – One of the Hacking Tools for DNS enumeration script.\nDnschef – Highly configurable DNS proxy for pentesters.\nDnsenum – Perl script that enumerates DNS information from a domain, attempts zone transfers, performs a brute force dictionary style attack, and then performs reverse look-ups on the results.\nDnstracer – Determines where a given DNS server gets its information from, and follows the chain of DNS servers.\nDNSDumpster – One of the Hacking Tools for Online DNS recon and search service.\nDshell – Network forensic analysis framework.\nDsniff – Collection of tools for network auditing and pentesting.\nDripcap – Caffeinated packet analyzer.\nEvilgrade – Modular framework to take advantage of poor upgrade implementations by injecting fake updates.\nEttercap – Comprehensive, mature suite for machine-in-the-middle attacks.\nImpacket – A collection of Python classes for working with network protocols.\nIntercepter-NG – Multifunctional network toolkit.\nMass Scan – Best Hacking Tools for TCP port scanner, spews SYN packets asynchronously, scanning entire Internet in under 5 minutes.\nMallory – HTTP/HTTPS proxy over SSH.\nMitmproxy – Interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy for penetration testers and software developers.\nMorpheus – Automated ettercap TCP/IP Hacking Tools.\nNetsniff-ng – Swiss army knife for network sniffing.\nNetwork-Tools.com – Website offering an interface to numerous basic network utilities like ping, traceroute, whois, and more.\nNmap – Free security scanner for network exploration \u0026amp; security audits.\nPassivedns – Network sniffer that logs all DNS server replies for use in a passive DNS setup.\nPassivedns-client – Library and query tool for querying several passive DNS providers.\nPig – One of the Hacking Tools for GNU/Linux packet crafting.\nPwnat – Punches holes in firewalls and NATs.\nPraeda – Automated multi-function printer data harvester for gathering usable data during security assessments.\nPrinter Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) – Tool for printer security testing capable of IP and USB connectivity, fuzzing, and exploitation of PostScript, PJL, and PCL printer language features.\nRoutersploit – Open source exploitation framework similar to Metasploit but dedicated to embedded devices.\nScanless – Utility for using websites to perform port scans on your behalf so as not to reveal your own IP.\nScapy – Python-based interactive packet manipulation program \u0026amp; library.\nSPARTA – Graphical interface offering scriptable, configurable access to existing network infrastructure scanning and enumeration tools.\nSSH MITM – Intercept SSH connections with a proxy; all plaintext passwords and sessions are logged to disk.\nTcpdump/libpcap – Common packet analyzer that runs under the command line.\nWireshark – Widely-used graphical, cross-platform network protocol analyzer.\nXRay – Network (sub)domain discovery and reconnaissance automation tool.\nZarp – Network attack tool centered around the exploitation of local networks.\nZmap – Open source network scanner that enables researchers to easily perform Internet-wide network studies.\nOperating Systems # Best Linux Penetration Testing Distributions @ CyberPunk – Description of main penetration testing distributions.\nCuckoo – Open source automated malware analysis system.\nComputer Aided Investigative Environment (CAINE) – Italian GNU/Linux live distribution created as a digital forensics project.\nCSILinux - CSI\u0026rsquo;s mission is to equip you with the most advanced tools in digital forensics, OSINT, and incident response.\nDigital Evidence \u0026amp; Forensics Toolkit (DEFT) – Live CD for forensic analysis runnable without tampering or corrupting connected devices where the boot process takes place.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nSecurity @ Distrowatch – Website dedicated to talking about, reviewing, and keeping up to date with open source operating systems.\nTails – Live OS aimed at preserving privacy and anonymity.\nPhysical Hacking Tools # Anof-cyber/APTRS - APTRS (Automated Penetration Testing Reporting System) is an automated reporting tool in Python and Django. The tool allows Penetration testers to create a report directly without using the Traditional Docx file. It also provides an approach to keeping track of the projects and vulnerabilities.\nCanarytokens.org - Canarytokens are a free, quick, painless way to help defenders discover they\u0026rsquo;ve been breached by having attackers announce themselves. These are digital honeypots you can configure on your own network.\nFlipperzero.one - Flipper Zero is a portable multi-tool for pentesters and geeks in a toy-like body. It loves hacking digital stuff, such as radio protocols, access control systems, hardware and more. It\u0026rsquo;s fully open-source and customizable, so you can extend it in whatever way you like. Check out more firmware options here\nHak5.org - Sells many hacking for wifi pentesting, hotplug attacks, implants, remote access field kits and more. Breakdown of multiple tools\nLAN Turtle – Covert “USB Ethernet Adapter” that provides remote access, network intelligence gathering, and MITM capabilities when installed in a local network.\nPoisontap – Siphons cookies, exposes internal (LAN-side) router and installs web backdoor on locked computers.\nUSB Rubber Ducky – Customizable keystroke injection attack platform masquerading as a USB thumbdrive.\nWiFi Pineapple – Wireless auditing and penetration testing platform.\nPenetration Testing Resources # Pentest Tools # Metasploit Unleashed - Free Offensive Security Metasploit course.\nMITRE’s Adversarial Tactics, Techniques \u0026amp; Common Knowledge (ATT\u0026amp;CK) – Curated knowledge base and model for cyber adversary behavior.\nOpen Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM) – Framework for providing test cases that result in verified facts on which to base decisions that impact an organization’s security.\nOpen Web Application Security Project (OWASP) – Worldwide not-for-profit charitable organization focused on improving the security of especially Web-based and Application-layer software.\nPenetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) – Documentation designed to provide a common language and scope for performing and reporting the results of a penetration test.\nPenetration Testing Framework (PTF) – Outline for performing penetration tests compiled as a general framework usable by vulnerability analysts and penetration testers alike.\nPENTEST-WIKI – Free online security knowledge library for pentesters and researchers.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nShellcode Examples – Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial – Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nXSS-Payloads – Ultimate resource for all things cross-site including payloads, tools, games and documentation.\nPenetration Testing Distributions # ArchStrike – Arch GNU/Linux repository for security professionals and enthusiasts.\nAttifyOS – GNU/Linux distribution focused on tools useful during Internet of Things (IoT) security assessments.\nBackBox – Ubuntu-based distribution for penetration tests and security assessments.\nBlackArch – Arch GNU/Linux-based distribution with best Hacking Tools for penetration testers and security researchers.\nFedora Security Lab – Provides a safe test environment to work on security auditing, forensics, system rescue and teaching security testing methodologies.\nKali – GNU/Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing Hacking Tools.\nNetwork Security Toolkit (NST) – Fedora-based bootable live operating system designed to provide easy access to best-of-breed open source network security applications.\nParrot – Distribution similar to Kali, with multiple architectures with 100 of Hacking Tools.\nPentoo – Security-focused live CD based on Gentoo.\nThe Pentesters Framework – Distro organized around the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES), providing a curated collection of utilities that eliminates often unused toolchains.\nDocker for Penetration Testing # docker pull kalilinux/kali-linux-docker docker pull owasp/zap2docker-stable docker pull wpscanteam/wpscan docker pull citizenstig/dvwa docker pull wpscanteam/vulnerablewordpress docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-6271 docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-0160 docker pull opendns/security-ninjas docker pull diogomonica/docker-bench-security docker pull ismisepaul/securityshepherd docker pull danmx/docker-owasp-webgoat docker-compose build \u0026amp;\u0026amp; docker-compose up docker pull citizenstig/nowasp docker pull bkimminich/juice-shop docker pull phocean/msf Penetration Testing Report Templates # Pentesting Report Template – lucideus.com template.\nPentesting Report Template – pcisecuritystandards.org template.\nPublic Pentesting Reports – Curated list of public penetration test reports released by several consulting firms and academic security groups.\nRansomware Recovery # Nomoreransom - Help detect what kind of ransomware encryption you’re affected by and free tools to unlock it, in many but not all cases. Reverse Engineering Tools # Binwalk – Fast, easy to use tool for analyzing, reverse engineering, and extracting firmware images.\nCapstone – Lightweight multi-platform, multi-architecture disassembly framework.\ndnSpy – One of the Hacking Tools to reverse engineer .NET assemblies.\nEvan’s Debugger – OllyDbg-like debugger for GNU/Linux.\nFrida – Dynamic instrumentation toolkit for developers, reverse-engineers, and security researchers.\nImmunity Debugger – Powerful way to write exploits and analyze malware.\nInteractive Disassembler (IDA Pro) – Proprietary multi-processor disassembler and debugger for Windows, GNU/Linux, or macOS; also has a free version, IDA Free.\nMedusa – Open source, cross-platform interactive disassembler.\nOllyDbg – x86 debugger for Windows binaries that emphasizes binary code analysis.\nPeda – Python Exploit Development Assistance for GDB.\nPlasma – Interactive disassembler for x86/ARM/MIPS. Generates indented pseudo-code with colored syntax code.\nPyREBox – Python scriptable Reverse Engineering sandbox by Cisco-Talos.\nRadare2 – Open source, crossplatform reverse engineering framework.\nrVMI – Debugger on steroids; inspect userspace processes, kernel drivers, and preboot environments in a single tool.\nVoltron – Extensible debugger UI toolkit written in Python.\nWDK/WinDbg – Windows Driver Kit and WinDbg.\nx64dbg – Open source x64/x32 debugger for windows.\nSecurity Courses # ARIZONA CYBER WARFARE RANGE – 24×7 live fire exercises for beginners through real world operations; capability for upward progression into the real world of cyber warfare.\nComputer Security Student – Many free tutorials, great for beginners, $10/mo membership unlocks all content.\nCTF Field Guide – Everything you need to win your next CTF competition.\nCybrary – Free courses in ethical hacking and advanced penetration testing. Advanced penetration testing courses are based on the book ‘Penetration Testing for Highly-Secured Environments’.\nEuropean Union Agency for Network and Information Security – ENISA Cyber Security Training material.\nOffensive Security Training – Training from BackTrack/Kali developers.\nOpen Security Training – Training material for computer security classes.\nSANS Security Training – Computer Security Training \u0026amp; Certification.\nSide-channel Tools # ChipWhisperer – Complete open-source toolchain for side-channel power analysis and glitching attacks. Social Engineering # Beelogger – Tool for generating keylooger.\nCatphish – Tool for phishing and corporate espionage written in Ruby.\nEvilginx – MITM attack framework used for phishing credentials and session cookies from any Web service.\nKing Phisher – One of the Hacking Tools for Phishing campaign toolkit used for creating and managing multiple simultaneous phishing attacks with custom email and server content.\nSocial Engineer Toolkit (SET) – Open source pentesting framework designed for social engineering featuring a number of custom attack vectors to make believable attacks quickly.\nSocial Engineering Framework – Information resource for social engineers.\nwifiphisher – Automated phishing attacks against WiFi networks.\nStatic Analyzers # Bandit – Security oriented static analyser for python code.\nBrakeman – Static analysis security vulnerability scanner for Ruby on Rails applications.\nCppcheck – Extensible C/C++ static analyzer focused on finding bugs.\nFindBugs – Free software static analyzer to look for bugs in Java code.\nSobelow – Security-focused static analysis for the Phoenix Framework.\nTransport Layer Security Tools # SSLyze – Fast and comprehensive TLS/SSL configuration analyzer to help identify security mis-configurations.\nTLS Prober – Fingerprint a server’s SSL/TLS implementation.\nTestssl.sh – Command line tool which checks a server’s service on any port for the support of TLS/SSL ciphers, protocols as well as some cryptographic flaws.\nTools, Lists, Tutorials etc. # AD Exploit guides - Detailed guide on methods to exploit Active Directory.\nAndroid Security – Collection of Android security-related resources.\nAppSec – Resources for learning about application security.\nAwesome Awesomness – The List of the Lists.\nC/C++ Programming – One of the main language for open source security tools.\nCTFs – Capture The Flag frameworks, libraries, etc.\nExploit Writing Tutorials – Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nForensics – Free (mostly open source) forensic analysis tools and resources.\nGB Hackers Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHackerone Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHacking – Tutorials, tools, and resources.\nHoneypots – Honeypots, tools, components, and more.\nInfoSec § Hacking challenges – Comprehensive directory of CTFs, wargames, hacking challenge websites, Penetration testing tools list practice lab exercises, and more.\nInfosec – Information security resources for pentesting, forensics, and more.\nJavaScript Programming – In-browser development and scripting.\nKali Linux Tools – List of Hacking tools present in Kali Linux.\nMalware Analysis – Tools and resources for analysts.\nNode.js Programming – Curated list of delightful Node.js packages and resources.\nPCAP Tools – Tools for processing network traffic.\nPenetration Testing Cheat Sheets – Awesome Pentest Cheat Sheets.\nPivoting and Tunneling Guide - Detailed guide on methods to exploit.\nPython Programming 1 – General Python programming.\nPython Programming 2 – General Python programming.\nPython tools for penetration testers – Lots of pentesting tools are written in Python.\nRuby Programming 1 – The de-facto language for writing exploits.\nRuby Programming 2 – The de-facto\nVirtual Machines Labs # CFTtime - Free capture the flag hacking games.\nMindMaps - Massive list of smaller sites that provide individual hacking challenges.\nPentesterlab - Free and paid Pentesting training with labs.\nSadcloud - Sadcloud is a tool for spinning up insecure AWS infrastructure with Terraform.\nVulnerability Hub - Free Virtual machines to hack, provided by the community.\nVulnmachines - A place to learn and improve penetration testing/ethical hacking skills for FREE. The labs consist of 100+ real world scenarios to practice the latest exploits and cutting edge hacking techniques.\nVulnerability Databases # Bugtraq (BID) – Software security bug identification database compiled from submissions to the SecurityFocus mailing list and other sources, operated by Symantec, Inc.\nCommon Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) – Dictionary of common names (i.e., CVE Identifiers) for publicly known security vulnerabilities.\nCXSecurity – Archive of published CVE and Bugtraq software vulnerabilities cross-referenced with a Google dork database for discovering the listed vulnerability.\nExploit-DB – Non-profit project hosting exploits for software vulnerabilities, provided as a public service by Offensive Security.\nFull-Disclosure – Public, vendor-neutral forum for detailed discussion of vulnerabilities, often publishes details before many other sources.\nInj3ct0r (Onion service) – Exploit marketplace and vulnerability information aggregator.\nMicrosoft Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Microsoft software.\nMicrosoft Security Bulletins – Announcements of security issues discovered in Microsoft software, published by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC).\nMozilla Foundation Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Mozilla software, including the Firefox Web Browser.\nNational Vulnerability Database (NVD) – United States government’s National Vulnerability Database provides additional meta-data (CPE, CVSS scoring) of the standard CVE List along with a fine-grained search engine.\nPacket Storm – Compendium of exploits, advisories, tools, and other security-related resources aggregated from across the industry.\nSecuriTeam – Independent source of software vulnerability information.\nUS-CERT Vulnerability Notes Database – Summaries, technical details, remediation information, and lists of vendors affected by software vulnerabilities, aggregated by the United States Computer Emergency Response Team (US-CERT).\nVulnerability Lab – Open forum for security advisories organized by category of exploit target.\nVulners – Security database of software vulnerabilities.\nZero Day Initiative – Bug bounty program with the publicly accessible archive of published security advisories, operated by TippingPoint.\nVulnerability Scanners # Nexpose – Commercial vulnerability and risk management assessment engine that integrates with Metasploit, sold by Rapid7.\nNessus – Commercial vulnerability management, configuration, and compliance assessment platform, sold by Tenable. Free for under 25 devices.\nOpenVAS – Free open source software implementation of the popular Nessus vulnerability assessment system.\nVuls – Agentless vulnerability scanner for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD, written in Go.\nWeb Exploitation # Autochrome – Easy to install a test browser with all the appropriate setting needed for web application testing with native Burp support, from NCCGroup.\nBlindElephant – Web application fingerprinter.\nBrowser Exploitation Framework (BeEF) – Command and control server for delivering exploits to commandeered Web browsers.\nBurp Suite – One of the Hacking Tools integrated platform for performing security testing of web applications.\nCommix – Automated all-in-one operating system command injection and exploitation tool.\nDVCS Ripper – Rip web accessible (distributed) version control systems: SVN/GIT/HG/BZR.\nEyeWitness – Tool to take screenshots of websites, provide some server header info, and identify default credentials if possible.\nFiddler – Free cross-platform web debugging proxy with user-friendly companion tools.\nFimap – Find, prepare, audit, exploit and even Google automatically for LFI/RFI bugs.\nFuzzDB – Dictionary of attack patterns and primitives for black-box application fault injection and resource discovery.\nGitTools – One of the Hacking Tools that Automatically find and download Web accessible .git repositories.\nKadabra – Automatic LFI exploiter and scanner.\nKadimus – LFI scan and exploit tool.\nLiffy – LFI exploitation tool.\nNoSQLmap – Automatic NoSQL injection and database takeover tool.\nOffensive Web Testing Framework (OWTF) – Python-based framework for pentesting Web applications based on the OWASP Testing Guide.\nSslstrip – One of the Hacking Tools Demonstration of the HTTPS stripping attacks.\nSslstrip2 – SSLStrip version to defeat HSTS.\nsqlmap – Automatic SQL injection and database takeover tool.\nTplmap – Automatic server-side template injection and Web server takeover Hacking Tools.\nVHostScan – A virtual host scanner that performs reverse lookups, can be used with pivot tools, detect catch-all scenarios, aliases and dynamic default pages.\nWeevely3 – Weaponized web shell.\nWebscreenshot – A simple script to take screenshots of list of websites.\nWhatWeb – Website fingerprinter.\nWappalyzer – Wappalyzer uncovers the technologies used on websites.\nwafw00f – Identifies and fingerprints Web Application Firewall (WAF) products.\nWordPress Exploit Framework – Ruby framework for developing and using modules which aid in the penetration testing of WordPress powered websites and systems.\nWPSploit – Exploit WordPress-powered websites with Metasploit.\nWeb Scanners # Arachni – Scriptable framework for evaluating the security of web applications.\nCms-explorer – Reveal the specific modules, plugins, components and themes that various websites powered by content management systems are running.\nNikto – Noisy but fast black box web server and web application vulnerability scanner.\nSecApps – In-browser web application security testing suite.\nWebReaver – Commercial, graphical web application vulnerability scanner designed for macOS.\nw3af – Hacking Tools for Web application attack and audit framework.\nWPScan – Hacking Tools of Black box WordPress vulnerability scanner.\nWapiti – Black box web application vulnerability scanner with built-in fuzzer.\nJoomscan – One of the best Hacking Tools for Joomla vulnerability scanner.\nACSTIS – Automated client-side template injection (sandbox escape/bypass) detection for AngularJS.\nWindows Utilities # Bloodhound – Graphical Active Directory trust relationship explorer.\nDeathStar – Python script that uses Empire’s RESTful API to automate gaining Domain Admin rights in Active Directory environments.\nEmpire – Pure PowerShell post-exploitation agent.\nFibratus – Tool for exploration and tracing of the Windows kernel.\nMagic Unicorn – Shellcode generator for numerous attack vectors, including Microsoft Office macros, PowerShell, HTML applications (HTA), or certutil (using fake certificates).\nMimikatz – Credentials extraction tool for Windows operating system.\nPowerSploit – PowerShell Post-Exploitation Framework.\nredsnarf – Post-exploitation tool for retrieving password hashes and credentials from Windows workstations, servers, and domain controllers.\nResponder – LLMNR, NBT-NS and MDNS poisoner.\nSysinternals Suite – The Sysinternals Troubleshooting Utilities.\nwePWNise – Generates architecture independent VBA code to be used in Office documents or templates and automates bypassing application control and exploit mitigation software.\nWindows Credentials Editor – Inspect logon sessions and add, change, list, and delete associated credentials, including Kerberos tickets.\nWindows Exploit Suggester – Detects potential missing patches on the target.\nWireless Network Hacking # Aircrack-ng – Set of Penetration testing \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list for auditing wireless networks.\nFluxion – Suite of automated social engineering based WPA attacks.\nKismet – Wireless network detector, sniffer, and IDS.\nReaver – Brute force attack against WiFi Protected Setup.\nWifite – Automated wireless attack tool.\n"},{"id":9,"href":"/health/","title":"Health","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Our food should be our medicine and our medicine should be our food.\u0026rdquo; - Hippocrates\nThe modern world is poisoning us. Big Ag, Big Pharma, social media, environmental pollution, EMFs are everywhere. Corporations and every level of our governments are complicit, and this trend doesnt seem to be slowing down. We need to take our health back into our own hands. By embracing traditional wisdom, and alternatives to mainstream health we can reclaim much of the health that modern society has been slowly destroying.\nReject modernity. Embrace Tradition.\nBioHacking Tools # AgelessBody - List of Biohacking tools and strategies\nAnyLuv Metal Glasses - Anyluv sells blue light blocking daytime and nighttime glasses with metal frames, so that you can minimize your light exposure without putting plastic on your face like most other blue light blocking glasses.\nBioHackerLabs Tools - Several different tools and resources. Net Carb Calc, Glucose Ketone Calc, Blood Sugar converter, Blue light testing.\nBluBlox - Cheaper Blue light blocking sunglasses\nBonCharge - Numerous products for sale. Include Blu light blocking, EMF Blocking, red light therapy etc. Products are bit pricey.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nEmr-Tek - Wide range of products. Inlcuding non plastic blue and yellow light blocking glasses. Iphone radiation blocking cases. Red light devices and more.\nOpal - App that blocks other apps. Social media can be addicting and can impact your productivity, but sometimes deleting it isn\u0026rsquo;t an option. Stop yourself from wasting time on social media during designated time frames with the Opal app.\nChips - Seed Oil Free # Seed oils are everywhere. New evidence shows that they are wildly toxic and heavily correlate with the increase in major chronic disease over the last 100 years. But Chips are also delicious so here\u0026rsquo;s a few options for seed oil free chips. Anti-Seed Oil Data\nBeefys Own - Beef tallow potato chips.\nMasa Chips - Organic nixtalized corn chips cooked in grassfed beef tallow. From the creators of the Shireapp. Accepts Bitcoin. Currently they are a bit pricey.\nRosies Chips - Beef tallow potato chips.\nSiete Foods - Family owned Mexican company that produces a wide range of seed oil free chips and other products. Primarily cooked in Avocado oil.\nClothing # Non Plastic, EMF Resistant and Grounded\nAll of these ideas may seem controversial to you. Here are some great resources to learn more about them. Grounding/Earthing , Microplastics , Guide on avoiding all plastics and toxic chemicals\nAJConsultingCompany - Non Plastic Alternatives\nBuffaloWoolCo - 100% buffalo/bison wool clothing.\nCottonique - GOTS Certified 100% Organic cotton products.\nEarth Runners - Earth Runners was created to rewild our lives in response to the typical modern domesticated lifestyle, which is causing numerous health, psychological and social issues. Grounded minimalist sandals.\nFindwool.com - Find 100% pure wool in your area.\nGrounded Shoes - Shoes that are discharged electricity from body via grounded shoes. Most(but not all) shoes are 100% leather and plastic free.\nHarvest and Mill - 100% organic cotton sheets, towels \u0026amp; more. 100% Sourced \u0026amp; Made in the USA.\nHemp Organic Life - Organic hemp products for all sorts of less common items such as: mattress covers, cushions, sleeping bags, soaps, socks, and even home and car seat covers.\nNatural Home - Natural home sells a wide mix of organic wool, cotton, linen, hemp furniture and much more.\nOddobody - 100% organic cotton underwear for woman.\nPeluva Shoes - Founded by liberty leaning nutrition expert Mark Sisson. Peluva aims to create shoes that allow you to move well in a more natural state.\nRawganique - Organic cotton, linen and Hemp clothing and accessories.\nRhizal Shoes - Grounded 100% leather shoes.\nThe Filtery - Aggregator for non plastic clothes and other household items.\nWoolshire - GOTS Certified 100% Organic locally sourced Cotton products. Organic sourcing is often not verified when it comes from other countries. At Woolshire it is verified.\nWyoming Based - American Wool company. Sells Beanies and Sweaters. Accepts Bitcoin. Manufactured in America. Anti-woke.\nCosmetics # Animal based and Non-Toxic\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Deodorant, Toothpaste, soap, etc\nCaptain Fishers - Balms and Hair serum using Tallow and other natural ingredients.\nClara And Fritz - Whipped tallow based sunscreen and other products\nDakota Tallow - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nFarrow.Life - Pork Lard based. Farrow is made in real time and in small batches to ensure super freshness and the highest quality.\nJKLM Farm - Small Batch Animal Fat Soap \u0026amp; Skincare Products. Includes bone marrow soap,bacon fat soap, hair paste and more.\nMeraki Blu - Meraki Blu and Tallow based supplements. Meraki Blu has been shown to help Energy, Focus, Short-Term and Long-Term Memory, Uplift Mood, Calm Anxiety, and be Anti-Aging focused.\nNoseToTail-BodyCare - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nVintage Tradition - Tallow Lip balms.\nWhite Oaks Home goods - White oaks also provides tallow and lard based cosmetics, candles etc.\nDental Health # Dental health has been an epidemic of malocclusion largely related the to quality of our food for thousands of years. This has led to mass issues with dental decay and improper facial development which leads to nasal breathing, which in turns leads to wisdom teeth problems and many other following health issues.Check out these resources to learn more: Weston A Price\u0026rsquo;s world wide study , Jaw Development , Breathing , General Dental Health\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Toothpaste and other products. Completely natural with no Fluoride.\nVanMan Shop - Toothpase made from eggshell and betonite clay. Shipped in glass containers. Offers other products as well.\nBite - Plastic free Vegan friendly toothpaste and other teeth related products, including bamboo tooth brushes and plastic free floss, all sold in non plastic containers.\nGreenzla - Bamboo plastic free tooth brushes.\nPlastic Free Dental Floss - Made from wheat instead of plastic for your flossing needs.\nMastique Chewing Gum - Often referred to as mastic gum, Mastique offers sugar free, seed oil and trans fat free Mastic gum for chewing to help build jaw strength and avoid jaw/wisdom teeth problems. Also comes with xylitol, coconut and natural mastic for extra teeth care. Doesn\u0026rsquo;t taste like regular gum, but ultimately its not bad tasting either.\nGreco Gum - Single ingredient mastic gum for increasing jaw strength. Made from resinous sap that seeps from the bark of the mastic tree (Pistacia lentiscus) and becomes crystallized.\nApolloGum - Single ingredient mastic gum with only a single ingredient. Offers a 21% discount if purchased in bitcoin.\nBiolight - A redlight device specifically for your mouth and teeth. Red light has shown tremendous health benefits across a wide spectrum. The Biolight can help to restore your oral microbiome. Company also provides many other redlight products.\nMewing App - An app from the creator of Mewing, that helps you do different mewing exercises designed to help strengthen your jaw with proper tongue posture, and help your face, jaw and teeth develop properly.\nEnvironmental Toxin Monitoring # Because Health - A nonprofit environmental health site that offers science-based tips and guides for buying safer cookware and dishes, uncontaminated foods, and nontoxic personal-care products—to help people live more healthfully.\nBreast Cancer Prevention Partners - An organization that provides information for reducing toxic exposures—in food packaging, cosmetics, and other everyday products—to protect people’s breast health and reproductive health.\nCHEM Trust - A website that offers terrific fact sheets about hazardous chemicals and their impacts on health, as well as news about chemical legislation in Europe (such as REACH).\nClearya - A browser plug-in and mobile app that help online shoppers make informed choices. Clearya automatically screens ingredient lists for chemicals of concern while shopping online, and assists in discovering safer alternatives. In parallel, the platform mines insights that serve environmental health scientists and advocacy groups.\nEnvironmental Defense Fund - A leading global nonprofit organization that promotes research related to preserving the health of both the environment and its populations, including humans.\nEnvironmental Health News - A publication of Environmental Health Sciences, a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental health issues, including climate change, the plastic pollution crisis, and harmful chemicals such as BPA.\nEnvironmental Working Group - A nonprofit dedicated to protecting human health and the environment. The group offers excellent Shopper’s Guides with scientifically based recommendations on choosing healthy consumer products (from cosmetics to cleaning products) and uncontaminated foods (including produce). The organization also offers a Healthy Living App with ratings of more than 120,000 food and personal-care products, to help consumers make the healthiest choices.\nMade Safe - A program that certifies safe brands of cosmetics, household products, apparel, bedding, and other products, after a rigorous screening and evaluation of ingredients and materials. Check out their new Healthy Pregnancy Guide.\nNational Resources Defense Council - An organization that works to safeguard the earth, including its air, water, people, plants, and animals, from pollution, chemicals, and other toxic effects.\nProgram on Reproductive Health and the Environment - Under the auspices of the University of California, San Francisco, this program offers valuable resources that can help minimize people’s exposure to reproductive toxins in everyday life.\nSafer Chemicals, Healthy Families - A coalition of organizations and businesses working to safeguard families from toxic chemicals in our homes, workplaces, schools, and in the products we use.\nSafer Made - An organization that invests in companies and technologies that eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals in consumer products and supply chains. Its newsletters highlight developments in phasing out certain chemicals and progress on other environmental issues.\nSilent Spring Institute - A scientific research organization dedicated to uncovering the links between environmental chemicals and human health. On the preventive front, the organization developed Detox Me, a free mobile app to help consumers reduce their exposure to toxic chemicals in their everyday surroundings.\nToxic Free Future - An organization that conducts original research on the complex science underlying different aspects of environmental health and advocates for the use of safer products, chemicals, and practices to ensure a healthier future.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFood Discovery Apps # BuyrApp - An app that lets you scan bar codes to give you more info on products you are purchasing. Tells you if the product is owned by small farms or other corporate interests.\nFeed the People By the People - An organization dedicated to empowering farmers and ranchers across the country and cutting out middlemen to enable direct sales to customers. By decentralizing the food supply chain, they aim to put the power of food back in the hands of the people.\nGetRawMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area based off your zip code.\nGround Work Collective - Website that finds high quality farms and high quality soil.\nLabel Ferret - Label Ferret uses nutrition data from a variety of sources but nutrition data and ingredient labels change frequently so accuracy cannot be guaranteed. You can use this app to read ingredients and nutritional facts from a wide range of different products.\nLocal Fats: Website that that helps you find food providers that dont use seed oils. Includes locations all over the world. Locations are crowd sourced, so anyone can submit a new location they find.\nRealMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area.\nSeed Oil Rebellion - Website that provides education around seed oils and buying/food guides.\nSeed Oil Scout - App that helps you find restaurants and fast food providers that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App only works in IOS.\nSeed oil Free Restaurants - Website that lets you look up specific restaurants to see what oils they cook in and dont cook in.\nSeedy App - App that helps you find restaurants, fast food providers and products at grocery stores that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App is under construction. Old demo app only worked in IOS.\nShireapp - App that finds local high quality real foods. Includes multiple categories such as Seed oil free, regenerative, grass fed, organic, raw etc.\nHealth Funding Projects # Decentralized Health Fund - The Decentralized Health Fund looks to fund important but largely unprofitable research in regards to lesser known areas of health. The fund is working to collect and store money in BTC in order to give out grants to fund studies and projects around the dangers of EMF\u0026rsquo;s, the benefit of grounding, sunlight and other natural sources.\nNew Founding - New Founding is looking to raise funds to focus on \u0026ldquo;early-stage ventures where we can add exceptional value by leveraging our significant proprietary deal flow, our best-in-class intelligence of conservative consumer and institutional demand, and our connections within the right-wing ecosystem.\u0026rdquo; ‍\nHealthcare Alternative # Chronic Illness Recovery - An institute that focuses on healing from long term health issues caused by systemic inflammation and other modern causes.\nCrowdhealth - CrowdHealth is not an insurance company, but a platform \u0026amp; community that empowers you with a crowdfunding tool and a wealth of resources to efficiently manage your health care costs.\nCurehunter - Free service that catalogs most medical conditions and potential treatments. CureHunter is a fully integrated scientific search, data retrieval and analysis engine on the web that can read the entire US National Library of Medicine Medline Archive and automatically extract and quantify the evidence for successful clinical outcomes of all known drugs for all known human diseases.\nDPC Network - Find Direct Primary care Doctors near you.\nDpcare - Direct Primary Care (DPC) is an innovative alternative payment model improving access to high functioning healthcare with a simple, flat, affordable membership fee. No fee-for-service payments. No third party billing. The defining element of DPC is an enduring and trusting relationship between a patient and his or her primary care provider.\nDruglike - Druglike is a platform for democratizing the access, costs, and rewards of early-stage drug discovery. Druglike is building a decentralized computing network which provides resources for anyone looking to start or contribute to early-stage drug discovery projects. Unlike competitors, Druglike will be web-based and completely free to use.\nFree Market Medical Association - Free Market Medical Association helps find Market alternatives to healthcare, co-founded by the CEO of Oklahoma Surgery Center.\nOklahoma Surgery Center - Free Market for Surgery with full price transparency.\nRevero.com - Program that aims to evaluate and measure health metrics to get down to the real causes of your health issues, while using a nutritional and holistic approach.\nTrue Med - True Med helps facilitate acceptance of HSA and FSA money for individuals and companies. This can be used by or for any company that promotes better diet, exercise or other alternative forms of health.\nTWC.Health - Alternative healthcare to the mainstream pharma system. Also sells supplements. Co-founded by Dr. Peter McCullough.\nHigh Quality Meat # Organic, Grass Fed, Regenerative and Seed Oil Free Food\nAUPA Bar - The Chad of energy bars. High quality meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit. AUPA gives discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. Save an additional 5% with code word \u0026ldquo;liberty\u0026rdquo;\nEpic Provisions - One of the best and most convenient ways to access high quality meat in convenient packaging.\nForce of Nature - Another fantastic option for regenerative meat. Including Beef, Bison, Chicken, Elk, Venison, Wild Boar and more. Force of Nature is also unique in selling \u0026ldquo;Ancestral Blends\u0026rdquo; ground meat mixed with small amounts of organ meats for delicious ways to eat highly nutritious organ meats.\nJoyce-Farms - Another great regenerative source of meat. Provides a wide range of poultry, sausages and jerkies.\nMauinui Venison - Regenerative/sustainable raised deer. Axis deer are an invasive species in Maui and need to be kept in check to preserve the water and local plants/farms as there are no natural predators for the deer on Maui. Slightly pricey.\nMeatrition - A massive database in defense of all things Meat.\nNose to Tail - Regenerative and pastured raise meat, specifically focused on producing the best low PUFA raised mono-gastric animals like Chicken and Pork. Also sells Lamb.\nWhite Oak Pastures - One of the most respected regenerative farms around, practicing their idea of \u0026ldquo;radically traditionally farming\u0026rdquo;. White oaks sells several different kinds of meat, including, Duck, Goose, Guinea, Rabbit, Goat etc. White Oak has really pioneered the regenerative model and proofed its effective with a peer reviewed study\nWild Idea Buffalo - Another great option. Focuses primarily on buffalo but has several other great offers. Bison are only slaughtered in the field, never in a slaughterhouse.\nMedical Drugs Resellers # Buy medical drugs from third parties that may be in limited supply.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinal. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nContraband Cures - A list of alternative style medicines for several different conditions.\nContingency Medical - Emergency Antibiotic Kits, for Home or on the Go. Stay protected against Nausea, Vomiting, Strep Throat, UTIs, Diarrhea, Ear Infections, Sinusitis and more.\nDuration Health - The portable emergency room — Peace of mind for off-grid living and travel. Their doctors prescribe you life-saving medications before you need them. They ship them to you before your next adventure. Treat urgent medical issues anywhere — without finding a doctor or pharmacy.\nJase Medical - Emergency meds and Prescription drugs.\nMountain Rose Herbs - One of the best sources of organic herbs and alternative medicines.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nPurely Prepared Patriot - American company that sells Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and Fenbendazole.\nOSINT- Health and the Environment # Antennasearch.com - Track 5g Towers in your area.\nClimateViewerMaps - Track Real Time data of climate weather across the world including rainfall and UN Tracking of weather Modification projects.\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nSupplement Testing and Rankings # Consumerlab - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nLabdoor - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nVaccine and Medical Info # Just the Inserts - Just the Inserts is a collection of all vaccine and other medication related info from the official source. While much of this information is public, it is often obfuscated and difficult to find. Just the Inserts bring all of the safety related data to one convient place for you to check on what the actual side affects of vaccines and other medications are. "},{"id":10,"href":"/job-boards/","title":"Job Boards","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.\u0026rdquo; - Confucius\nWhy work for a company you hate? If you believe in liberty many of these companies hate you. Stop wasting your talents and your energy on them, and find something that advances your values.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale. Jobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin. Latium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase. Publish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens. Liberty and Crypto Related Job Boards # AnonFriendly - Don\u0026rsquo;t doxx yourself for work. Job boards for Anonymous workers. Bankless.Pallet - The best jobs in crypto and DeFi, curated by Bankless, for the Bankless Nation. New technical and non-technical job posts every week. BitcoinerJobs - Bitcoiner Jobs is the leading career site helping to build the emerging Bitcoin industry and the careers of Bitcoiners within it. Publicsq - Non-woke and conservative leaning job board. Talent Market - Talent Market’s mission is to promote liberty by providing talent for critical roles within the free-market nonprofit sector. Provide Free consulting for liberty focused non profits. No-Jab Job Boards # Based.Pro - Formerly \u0026ldquo;NoVaxMandate.org\u0026rdquo; Based.Pro has pivoted from its vax focus to help you connect with professionals, companies and institutions who share your values. Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types. Redballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or covid nonsense. Unjected - Dating board for people who have not had any of the Covid-19 Vaccines. Vaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status. "},{"id":11,"href":"/metrics/","title":"Metrics","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Freedom and Anti Freedom Metrics # “Just as Soviet managers responded by producing shoddy goods that met the numerical targets set by their overlords, so do schools, police forces, and businesses find ways of fulfilling quotas with shoddy goods of their own.” ― Jerry Z. Muller\nIn order to better understand the broader picture, data collection becomes essential. Data collection can be used to paint whatever narrative its collectors want. We must be aware of the actual data in order to interrupt the truth as it is, and not what politics wants it to be. Here are a list of metrics tracking different statistics directly related to rising tyranny in our world.\nAtlantic Council CBDCTracker - Tracks Country progress of (CBDC)Central Bank Digital Currency Implementation and testing\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nCDBC Tracker - A project by the Human Rights Foundation to track CDBC development worldwide.\nCriticalrace.org Track CRT and other forms of Wokeness in schools. Tracks Colleges and K-12. Tracks many of the specific actions taken at every school.\nDefendingEd - Tracking DEI/Wokism in Schools.\nDigital Sovereignty Index - The DSI is a simple metric to illustrate how much locally hosted applications are used across the measured countries. It represents the relative amount of deployments of self-hosted productivity \u0026amp; collaboration tools per 100K citizens, compared to other countries.\nFreedomHouse.org - Freedom Metric across the world, does not Track Covid.\nFreedominthe50states.org - Tracks the most Free US states in regards to a wide set of metrics, does not track covid freedoms. Provided by the Cato institute.\nFungibility-Graveyard - List of People who have been exposed and prosecuted for or while using Bitcoin due to lack of privacy\nHeritage World Freedom Index - Economic Freedom across the world\nICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nRootshq - Website that tracks different liberty groups and associations across America\nShadowstats - Tracks true levels of economics in America, Money supply, Inflation, GDP etc…\nUSDebtclock - Real time National Debt Counter.\nWashingtonPost Police Shooting DB - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states.\nWokeWagon - Tracks woke political appointees in government\nWorld Press Freedoms - Ranking of all countries in the world by freest to least free press.\n"},{"id":12,"href":"/money/","title":"Money","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" If you don’t believe it or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try and convince you. I am sorry. - Satoshi Nakamoto\nCrypto Currency, The greatest tool we have.\nFinancial privacy is largely being wiped away across the world, while governments simultaneously destroy the value of our currencies through inflation and sanctions. With the invention of Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto gave us what is probably the single greatest tool for freedom in the history of the world. With decentralized crypto currency we have the ability to fix our money and fix the world. While some people believe that all non bitcoin crypto currencies are a scam we do not agree. We believe in competition for all freedom tech. Bitcoin isn\u0026rsquo;t perfect and shouldn\u0026rsquo;t be treated as a religion. The best counterpoint to bitcoins imperfection is its inherent lack of privacy and its current difficulty with scaling. Monero provides the best and simplest use case for privacy and is a great alternative to bitcoin. Likewise we believe that other crypto projects may have real utility in pursuing freedom. That being said the crypto industry is absolutely saturated with scams and grifters. As always do your own research and invest carefully. Hold your own keys and continue your journey to being financially sovereign.\nAcquire Crypto # Atomic Swaps # Atomic Swaps are the future of Crypto Currency trading. Completely custody-less, heavily private, and generally uncensorable. Still very much in development. Learn more here.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nBasic Swap Dex - Atomic Swap DEX. No added fees. Installed locally. Currently in BETA.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nLiquiality - Atomic Swaps across multiple coins.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nUnstoppapleSwaps - Atomic Swap from BTC to Monero.\nDecentralized Exchanges # Decentralization is a spectrum. Many decentralized exchanges aren\u0026rsquo;t nearly as decentralized as they claim to be, but usually they are far more distributed than any centralized exchanges.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nFiat On Ramps (P2P) # Bisq - Buy and sell bitcoin for fiat (or other cryptocurrencies) privately and securely using Bisq\u0026rsquo;s peer-to-peer network and open-source desktop software. Bisq allows you to purchase your bitcoin using P2P Zelle transactions. No registration required.\nHodl Hodl - Anonymous P2P deals on your terms. Trade globally. Using any payment system. For any fiat currency. Bitcoin only. No registration required.\nLocal Monero - Local Monero makes it easy for you to connect with real people in the real world to buy and sell Monero with no KYC. Announced in May 2024 that they would be shutting down. No reason given, but this is likely due to regulatory pressure against other platforms like Samurai and Tornado cash.\nPeach Bitcoin - Peach allows users to purchase BTC in many different national currencies all P2P without KYC. Not currently available in the US.\nRetoSwap - Like Bisq but for Monero. Installed locally, it uses Monero and Tor for high level privacy.\nXMRGlobal - A monero focused p2p exchange for purchasing cryptocurrency via Zelle, ACH cash etc.\nNon-Custodial exchanges # Most exchanges are custodial, meaning you are required to leave crypto on their platform if you want to trade, or you purchase and they will hold on to it initially. Non-custodial exchanges will send your trades and purchases directly to wallets of your choosing.\nChangenow - Reliable non KYC exchange.\nChangelly - Not recommended at this time. Changelly does not require KYC for smaller transactions but they will sometimes implement KYC mid trade, forcing to KYC or lose your funds.\nCryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nEvonax - Established in 2016,Evonax operates as a non-custodial instant cryptocurrency exchange, ensuring that users’ funds are never held within the platform. Serving as an intermediary between cryptocurrencies and users, Evonax provides access to a diverse range of digital assets including Monero (XMR).\nFixedFloat - Good rates for crypto exchanges, does not currently allow US customer IP addresses. Does not require KYC.\nGodex.io - This exchange is a dependable tool for immediate conversions. It supports the conversion of over 300 cryptocurrencies into Monero, without any KYC requirements and it works in both directions, offering great flexibility.\nHoudini Swap - Privacy focused non custodial exchange.\nKYC vs No KYC list - A list of P2P Trading Platforms (i.e. P2P exchanges) for trading Bitcoin. Common payment methods include bank transfer, cash deposited in the seller\u0026rsquo;s bank account, in-person cash (face-to-face) trades as well as payment networks such as Zelle, Alipay, even Cash App and PayPal, for example. Some of these payment methods are more private than others. Typically, face-to-face, cash-by-mail, and US Postal Money Orders are among the most private methods available.\nKYCNotMe - Website that Tracks exchanges that don\u0026rsquo;t use KYC.\nMexc - Crypto trades without KYC. Currently blocked for US based IP addresses.\nNO KYC Only - Education on avoiding KYC and why its problematic.\nOrangeFren - Check many KYC-free services and find the one with the best offer for a wide variety of coins.\nSimpleSwap - Exchange multiple tokens without giving up custody. Requires an account. Offers cash back in their own token.\nSideShift - Shift between different layer 2 tokens. Includes tokens on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Polygoin.\nStealthEx - StealthEX is a non-custodial cryptocurrency exchange service that accepts Monero (XMR). The platform does not require users to create an account or share personal information. Additionally, funds are not stored on StealthEX; exchanges are conducted directly between wallets. At StealthEX, there are no upper limits for your exchanges — you can exchange any amount you desire. When it comes to minimum amounts, you only need to ensure you have enough to cover the network fees.\nSwapSwop - SwapSwop is an instant anonymous crypto exchange with a high level of security from SSL certificates on internal services to a multi-stage exchange procedure, which guarantees the safety of your assets and quick exchange for the desired cryptocurrency.\nTrocador - Privacy focused front end to push your transactions through non KYC exchanges.\nBusiness Directories # AirBTC - AirBNB for Bitcoiners.\nAgoristAcers - Purchase Seeds with Monero.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nAutoCoinCar - Purchase Luxury cars with Crypto - (UK Only).\nBeef Initiative - Purchase Regenerative/Grass fed beef with Crypto.\nBitcoin-P2P Marketplace - BTC sales.\nBitcoin-RealEstate - Purchase Real estate with crypto.\nBitcoin-only - The Ultimate guide to all things Bitcoin.\nBitcoin-only.com - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nBitejo - Massive List of companies that accept Monero and Bitcoin - Is now XMRBazzar.\nCarCoinMarket - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCompTIA Vouchers - CompTIA certs for Btc.\nCryptoCars - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCryptwerk - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nDirectory.BTCPayserver - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nGrowingSpaces - Buy Greenhouses with BTC.\nMonerica - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nMoneromarket - XMR trading platform with escrow. Start selling and buying today.\nOatManFarms - Purchase Oats for BTC.\nShopinBit - Purchase all sorts of items in BTC, only ships to UK currently.\nXMR Bazzar - A p2p shopping center for buying and selling services and goods in Monero. Built by Douglas Tumen, founder and host of the Monero Talk podcast.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale.\nJobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin.\nLatium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase.\nMonero.jobs - XMR is the ultimate weapon if you are seeking a technological solution to secure your wealth, your financial privacy and hence your overall freedom. However, the best way to increase your freedom is to get paid directly in XMR.\nPublish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens.\nDAO and DEFI Tools # ApeBoard - Cross chain crypto monitoring Dashboard.\nCoin - Crypto portfolio account and crypto news aggregator.\nCow.fi - CoW Protocol finds the lowest price for your trade across all exchanges and aggregators, such as Uniswap and 1inch – and protects you from MEV, unlike the others.\nDAOStack - Project that helps you streamline the creation of your own DAO.\nDefiSafety - DEFI Security ratings.\nDefillama - The ultimate tracker for all things DEFI. Track Yield, transparency, NFTs, Stables, Hacks etc.\nDapps.com - Dapp rankings via marketcap.\nDextools - Cross Chain Defi and Cefi Dashboard.\nGhostfol - Multichain Dashboard, includes traditional stocks and ETF’s as well.\nHedgehog - Centralized Exchange Dashboard Management.\nRailgun - RAILGUN is a smart contract system that enables Zero-Knowledge Privacy for any on-chain dApp.\nRotki - An open source portfolio tracker, accounting and analytics tool that protects your privacy. Can be self hosted.\nTornado Cash - DO NOT USE IF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. Tornado cash is an Ethereum based coinjoin mixer that can be used to gain privacy on Ethereum. In August 2022 Tornado Cash was blacked listed by the US government and added to the OFAC list. While the front end website is no longer running you can still interact with the smart contract(this is by design). If you are a US citizen you risk criminal penalties for doing so. Alex Pertsev, was sentenced to five years in prison for his work on development of Tornado cash. It\u0026rsquo;s important to note that despite the shutdown by the US government, the Tornado Cash smart contract is still up and running, and is more less unstoppable as long as the Ethereum network continues to run. If you would like to support the legal defence fund you can so by checking out Justice DAO.\nDecentralized Nodes # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Avalanche and more.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nHandshake - Decentralized DNS. Handshake is an experiment on collaborating to create a decentralized network which results in a global allocation of names. Think of the handles or usernames you use on services such as social networks, and domain names identifying the URL for websites. Nearly all of these services were provided by trusted third parties which prevent the web from truly being decentralized. Handshake provides a means, including key management and server/service authentication, for decentralized web services to experiment.\nMonero Nodo - A full, unpruned, and dedicated hardware node comes equipped with Tor and I2P support, ensuring maximum privacy and security for your transactions. Manage your wallets effortlessly through the LWS Admin panel and enjoy the convenience of our built-in block explorer. The 5.5″ touchscreen allows you to control your node directly from the device, or you can access it from the web for added flexibility and full block explorer functionality. Mine Monero using P2Pool. Contribute to your privacy by running your own personal node while contributing to the Monero network.\nMyNodeBTC - Run Bitcoin nodes and lots of other Bitcoin applications, includes wallets, BTCPay Server, Lightning tools and Whirlpool and other privacy tools.\nPibode-XMR - Small Raspberry pi focused distro for Monero mining.\nPktCash - PKT is an ecosystem of apps that decentralize access to the internet. The mission is to get the next billion people online.\nThreefold - Decentralized Autonomous Internet Infrastructure. ThreeFold is a globally-distributed grid of storage, compute, and network capacity, acting as “no middleman” Internet resources between independent capacity providers and users.\nEducation and certifications # C4/Crypto Consortium - Offers certifications for BTC, Eth and crypto best practices.\nBlockchain-Council.org - Blockchain Council embraces Blockchain, AI, and Web3 with a range of certifications and training.\nChainalysis Certifications - The Chainalysis Cryptocurrency Fundamentals Certification (CCFC) credential is designed for those new to cryptocurrency. Whether you’re starting out on a career focused on crypto, or are coming across bitcoin as you run investigations, onboard new businesses or formulate cryptocurrency compliance policies, this is the place to begin.\nFund Raising # Giveth - Giveth is building a new way forward with its zero-fee, community-driven donation platform - leveraging the power of blockchain technology to connect on-the-ground projects with regenerative funding opportunities.\nGeyser.fund - Geyser is a bitcoin-native crowdfunding platform where you can fund project ideas with the support from global communities.\nHeo.Finance - Decentralized crowdfunding without borders. Help Each Other (HEO) is the first decentralized stablecoin-based crowdfunding platform that removes geographical and political limitations from fundraising. HEO platform is already live on Binance Smart Chain, Celo, Aurora, and Ethereum mainnets.\nKuno Media - Monero based crowd funding.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow institute works to help fund privacy and anti surveillance tech.\nOpen Sats - Open Sats Initiative, Inc. (EIN 85-2722249) is a 501(c)(3) public charity which aims to fund Bitcoin-related free and open-source projects and associated education and research initiatives. Open Sats focuses on no strings attached Bitcoin(only) and freedom tech donations.\nStacks.org - The mission of the Stacks project is to enable a better internet through decentralized apps. To do it, they’re expanding the Bitcoin economy and enabling more functionality as a Bitcoin layer.\nTen31 - Ten31 is the leading bitcoin-focused investor and partner of choice to companies building technology and infrastructure for the bitcoin ecosystem, as well as complementary freedom-oriented technologies including open source software, AI and nostr.\nMerchant Services # Align Pay - AlignPay never picks sides on any issue and is proud to facilitate a welcoming place where people, organizations, campaigns, and merchants can interact in a healthy, open, and legal way.\nParallel Economy - Censorship-Resistant payment processing backed by Conservative Commentator Dan Bongino.\nRevere Payments - A Christian merchant services provider that offers a wide range of solutions for businesses in a variety of industries, including e-commerce, retail, restaurant, firearms, religious, political, CBD, and non-profit. We’re using the same innovative technology as our parent company, Metrics Global, to bring seamless, secure online payments to any industry.\nSecond Amendment Processing - 2nd Amendment processing helps you protect yourself and your business from being censored for your political views or other forms of wrong think.\nOsint for Crypto # AMLBot - Founded in 2019, AMLBot Online assessment of crypto addresses and transactions, founded in 2019 by a team of RegTech specialists in accordance with FATF international recommendations. Offers both free and non-free services.\nClarks Dashboard - A comprehensive list of all BTC Data. Includes Block times, price data, Side chain data, mining etc.\nDeveloperReports - Tracks the current amount of developers on Crypto projects.\nMonero Garden - A complete introduction and walkthrough on all the technical specifics of Monero.\nMonero Inflation - Tracks potential inflation or flaws in the Monero Protocol. Due to Monero\u0026rsquo;s privacy proper auditing can be difficult.\nMonero Observer - News aggregator for all things monero.\nMoneroj.net - Tracks the Monero mining hash rate across all miners.\nMonero.Eco - Graphical interface for the entire Monero Ecosystem.\nMiningPoolStats - Track all data across mining pools for all sorts of crypto projects. Organized primarily by what type of hash algorithm each blockchain uses.\nMonerowatch - A monero blockchain explorer. While Monero doesnt have a tradational blockchain explorer we can track block times and size. Along with hash rate and other useful metrics.\nOXT.me - OXT is a tool designed for Exploratory Blockchain Analysis of the bitcoin ledger. OXT is the \u0026lsquo;Other exploration Tool\u0026rsquo; and it should become the \u0026lsquo;Open eXploration Tool\u0026rsquo; in the future.\nStable Pulse - Get a clear, accurate, minimally filtered view of the stablecoin ecosystem.\nThe Monero Moon - The ultimate newsletter for all things Monero.\nTheGraph.com - Crypto Database API Tools.\nTimechainstats.com - BTC Chain API data.\nTrack Bitcoin Nodes - Tracks total Bitcoin nodes.\nTrack Bitcoin Treasuries - Tracks the public Bitcoin Wallets of major corporations and governments.\nTrack Ethereum Nodes - Tracks total Ethereum nodes.\nDefi Lama StablecoinData - Stable coin data across chains.\nPrivacy Software # Bokuto Monero Node - Open source fork of Ronin Dojo’s Bakuto project that allows for a full node Monero wallet.\nBorder Wallets - Border Wallets is a website that helps you strategize on how best to memorize your wallet seed phrase. This can be useful if you need to cross a border, or have a particularly high threat model.\nGupax - Gupax is a GUI for mining Monero on P2Pool using XMRig.\nJam - Jam is a graphical user interface for JoinMarket, and while obviously related, is a separate project developed by a separate set of people.\nJoinMarket-Org - JoinMarket is software to create a special kind of bitcoin transaction called a CoinJoin transaction. Its aim is to improve the confidentiality and privacy of bitcoin transactions. With the shutdown of Samurai wallet, and the withdrawal of the not recommended service Wasabi from the US, Join Market is now one of the only privacy tools for Bitcoin.\nPinode - Monero OS for running full Monero Nodes on Pi’s, Rockpros and Odroids.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nSilent Payments - Silent Payments make receiving Bitcoin easier than ever while preserving your privacy. Silent Payments allow you to create a single, static address to share with friends, use for donations, or post for tips without sacrificing privacy. When someone wants to send you a payment, they use the unique public key that is a part of your Silent Payment address, combine it with the public keys of the outputs they want to send and generate a unique, one-time address that looks on-chain just like any other Taproot address.\nXMRVSBeast - P2Pool Bonus Hash Rate Raffle for people providing Monero Hash.\nSocial Media # Coinpayments.net - Purchase Social media followers with Monero.\nEchoIn - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here.\nFountain - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nMinds - Minds is an open-source social networking service that promotes free speech, privacy, and transparency.\nOshi - Oshi is a powerful marketing and rewards platform built to replace stars, punch cards, and coffee points with something that people really want - Bitcoin.\nOrange Pill App - Bitcoin dating and friend finder.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.ps://www.minds.com/) - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nSpeculative Projects # DarkFi - DarkFi is a new Layer 1 blockchain, designed with anonymity at the forefront. It offers flexible private primitives that can be wielded to create any kind of application. DarkFi aims to make anonymous engineering highly accessible to developers. Backed by noted Crypto Anarchist Amir Taaki.\nFedimints - While still largely theoretical, Fediments is based off the original 1980\u0026rsquo;s concept of Chaumian Ecash, that would essentially provide federated mints built on top of Bitcoin, with high levels of privacy. Two implementations of this concept are Cashu and Umint. These are still in active development. One potential problem with this is legal pressure due to potential classification of these services as unlicensed money transmitters, much like how Samurai Wallet and potentially custodial lightning services are being targeted.\nFreedom Dollar - Freedom Dollar is a private, censorship-resistant stablecoin protocol built on Zano. Stable coins are a useful but sometimes risky project, as they are supposed to maintain their price point with a fiat asset like the dollar.\nHaveno - Haveno aims to be a crypto on ramp much like Bisq that uses Monero instead of Bitcoin as the base payment option. Haveno will utilize TOR and p2p trades, while never taking custody of your funds.\nPirate Chain - Launched in 2018 with the primary goal of being the most private and secure digital currency, Pirate Chain strives to protect the financial privacy of every user in the world. Pirate Chain achieves this by employing the strongest and most acclaimed privacy protocol in the industry, and couples this with an unassailable strategy implementation. Pirate vs Monero Breakdown\nSerai DEX - Largely created in response to Thorchain\u0026rsquo;s choice to not integrate Monero, the Serai Dex works much like the Thorchain DEX, providing coin trading between different native coins using liquidity pools funded by users for small rewards.\nZano - An ambitious project that offers the privacy of Monero for regular transactions, including all projects built ontop of its network. Additionally offers alias addresses so you can associate a wallet address with a name, much like how DNS works for IP addresses. Offers escrow services and Iconic swaps as an alternative to Atomic Swaps. Also allows for building dApps on chain as well.\nSpending Options # Bill Pay # Bitrefill Credit Card Service - Service to pay off Credit Card for multiple providers. Requires KYC. Currently disabled for Americans, but hopefully will be returning. This service does require KYC, but they do offer other services that do not.\nDoctorSim - Top up or recharge any prepaid phone in over 200 countries instantly and securely with doctorSIM.\nSpritz.Finance - Focuses on bill pay, secured payments, automated payments etc. Uses Web 3. Requires an account. Currently in closed Beta.\nCredit Cards # 2Fiat - A new platform that lets you instantly convert Bitcoin, Monero, USDT or any crypto to fiat and make purchases online or in store.\nAbine - An alternative credit card masking service. Abine has similar features, virtual cards up to 500$ for individual vendors. But Abine also offers other privacy services like phone masking, email masking and more. Abine does not have a free tier unlike privacy.com.\nBitpay - Preloaded Bitpay card that lets you spend your Bitcoin.\nDashDirect - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including DASH. Dash Direct phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with DASH for discounts from hundreds of vendors. No KYC Required.\nDoNotPay - DoNotPay is a consumer rights company that helps you fight corporations and beat bureaucracy. They offer a wide range of services, including bill pay, credit card management, and more.\nEzzocard - Anon cards can be purchased via crypto. Charges a decent markup.\nKlutchCard - Service that provides several management and privacy features for your bank account. Klutch gives you unlimited Virtual cards, a physical card without your name on the front, and the ability to manage your spending transactions in depth all while still earning cash back. Does require KYC information and a good credit score though. Another downside, there is currently no way to pay off your balance other than to link your account via ACH and routing number.\nLaso.Finance - A bit pricey. Virtual Credit card with no KYC card that allows for spends of over 1K anywhere in the world. Currently uses Metamask for stable coins only. Monero support coming soon.\nPayWithMoon - Virtual Cards with no KYC funded by lightning based Bitcoin transactions. You can create as many virtual cards as you want, but cards are limited in amounts of 1000$. These cards do not currently work outside of the United States. Used to provide full pre-paid credit cards only offers gift cards now.\nPrivacy.com - The primary method for Credit Card Privacy. By linking your bank account to your Debit card, you can create virtual privacy focused cards that only work for one vendor at a time. This prevents your Debit card from being used in the event of a vendor data breach. Virtual cards are easily deletable. Downsides are that you start with 500$ per card limits for virtual cards. And there is the privacy concern of sharing your bank data with a third party. Please use our affiliate link when signing up. To get an extra $5 dollars on sign up.\nUquid - Virtual card for crypto, only works through Binance or wallet connect compatible wallets, for a wide range of gift card services.\nX1 - Similar to Klutch. Control subscriptions and keep your details private with disposable card numbers.donotpay.com/learn/virtual-credit-card-generator/) - Free Virtual Credit Card Generator for signing up for trial services. Do not Pay also works to create an AI focused response to many asymmetrical problems of society like fighting back against parking tickets or social media de-platforming with automated and proven methods of remediating these issues.\nGift Cards # Egifter - Buy and send premium gift cards for a wide range of services. Offers points per purchases. Gyft - Gift cards for over 200 vendors. Coinsbee - Does Phone Top ups. Bitrefill - Gifts cards and other services. Coincards - giftcards available in multiple countries, Coincards has everything you could possibly need to live your life with crypto! Offers Phone Top ups and accepts Monero. Stealths - Monero first Gift card sales. No KYC Required. Wallets # Bitcoin Wallets # Ashigaru - A new fork of Samurai Wallet that runs its the sane coinjoin services. This is run by completely anonymous devs with increased OPSEC after Samourai wallet was taken down. You can donate to the Samourai defense team here You can also find a list of Public Dojo Clones to use with whirlpool at Dojobay You can see the amount of BTC in Ashigaru Whirlpool here: WhirlPoolStats Warning the legal status of using whirlpool may vary based off your jurisdiction. DYOR before using.\nCasa - Self custody wallet with built in Multi-sig for security and inheritance built in so that your assets aren\u0026rsquo;t lost in the event of death. Only takes Bitcoin and Ethereum.\nElectrum Wallet - Founded in 2011 Electrum is one of the oldest, simplest and most trusted Bitcoin Only wallets in the game. With a simple interface that has been forked by many other blockchain projects Electrum has everything you need to store and use your bitcoin easily and securely.\nSparrow Wallet - Sparrow is a Bitcoin wallet for those who value financial self sovereignty. Sparrow’s emphasis is on security, privacy and usability. Sparrow does not hide information from you - on the contrary it attempts to provide as much detail as possible about your transactions and UTXOs, but in a way that is manageable and usable. Completely Open Source. Desktop only wallet. Following the arrest of the Samurai Wallet Devs, the Whirlpool privacy features were removed from the wallet.\nHardware Wallets # Cold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nFoundationDevices - Foundation builds the Passport hardware wallet which is an airgapped wallet hardware device. Passport has no direct connection with the outside world – no USB data and no wireless communications. Instead, Passport uses a camera and QR codes for communication. This provides hardcore, airgapped security without sacrificing usability.\nLedger - NOT RECOMMENDED. While Ledger has a long history in the space of supporting multiple coins. Ledger is close sourced. Ledger has recently come under for fire for creating a backup policy that lets you back up your keys to Ledgers cloud providers, which means that your private keys could be susceptible to third party pressures on the key holders. Also Ledger was caught sending customer data to several different third parties.\nMonero Signer - Monero Signer is a hardware signing device equipped with a camera that allows you to sign transactions offline via QR-Code. Monero Signer also allows you to generate seeds, passphrases and addresses. All this while being completely offline. Software updates are done air-gapped using a micro SD card.\nSeedsigner - Open source hardware signing device that uses raspberry pi zero which reduces possibility of interception. Does not store your coins, is only a security focused device for signing/approving transactions. Bitcoin only.\nTrezor - One of the older hardware wallets around. Trezor is Fully open source and is one of the few wallets to also support multiple coins.\nLightning Wallets # Phoenix Wallet - Utilizing the lightning network can still be quite difficult, which Phoenix aims to help solve. At first glance, Phoenix doesn\u0026rsquo;t look different from your typical Bitcoin wallet. The difference is that Phoenix runs natively on Lightning. Phoenix takes care of everything under the hood and you will barely notice anything, except that your payments are faster and cheaper. Mobile only wallet. Monero Wallets # Anonero - Anonero is privacy focused phone wallet that only supports Monero, while incorporating other privacy features like, encrypted backups, airgapped transactions mandatory TOR connections. You can only access this app over TOR.\nFeather Wallet - Feather is a free, open-source Monero wallet for Linux, Tails, macOS and Windows. It is written in C++ with the Qt framework. Monero can be difficult to use in many cases to the highly technical and private nature of the coin, which is why the simplicity of feather wallet is so necessary. Feather Wallet can installed or run as a standalone application, making it easily parable with something like Tails OS for the ultimate privacy combo.\nMonero Subscription Wallet - Wallet that allows you to set subscriptions of regularly recurring payments that you would like to send.\nMyMonero - The simplest way to use the next-generation private digital currency Monero, at the sweet spot between security, convenience, and features. Not a full node wallet. You need to trust another node to run this wallet. These wallets share your private view key with a remote server, which continuously scans the blockchain looking for your transactions. They are faster to use, but your privacy can be lessened if you don\u0026rsquo;t control the remote server.\nRinoWallet - Online Monero multisig wallet. Non-custodial and offers 2FA protection.\nMulti Chain Wallets # CakeWallet - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including Monero. Cakewallet phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with Monero for discounts from hundreds of vendors. Supports Monero. No KYC Required. Mobile and desktop wallet. Open Source.\nExodus Wallet - One of the best wallets for holding multiple coins. With a beautiful interface that shows you long term internal price data, built in protocol level staking, coin swaps between hundreds of coins and many other features. Exodus is one best crypto wallets bar none. While it has ended support for Monero as it was a technical challenge to support it. Exodus is NOT Open source. Desktop and mobile.\nStack Wallet - Non Custodial multi coin wallet. Open Source. Has built in exchange functionality. Comes with \u0026ldquo;Duress mode\u0026rdquo; that lets you prepare a fake wallet in case you are physically threatened. Comes with built auto back ups, in wallet crypto swapping and more. Allows you to easily point at your own full node. Supports monero. Desktop and Mobile.\nWallet Recovery # Bitcoin Recovery CO - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nCryptoRecovers - Helping people regain access to their lost Bitcoin wallets since 2019.\nDatarecovery.com - Specializes in cryptocurrency recovery services, providing expert assistance to individuals and businesses who have lost access to their digital assets.\nDriveSavers - Specializes in recovering lost cryptocurrency and compromised wallets from all types of software and hardware wallets.\nEasyRecovery - Professional Bitcoin wallet recovery services can assist with password recovery, private key extraction, and damaged device repair to restore access to your Bitcoin.\nKeychainX - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nProfessional Crypto Recovery - Crypto recovery service that can help you recover your lost coins today.\nRecoverLostBitcoin - Expert crypto recovery services, including private key reconstruction, wallet and scam recovery.\nRecoverMyCryptoWallet - Can recover lost passphrases, missing seed words and forgotten passwords.\nWallet Recovery Service - Can recover lost crypto from all types of wallets.\n"},{"id":13,"href":"/organizations/","title":"Organizations","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The State is, and always has been, the great single enemy of the human race, its liberty, happiness, and progress.\u0026rdquo; - Murray Rothbard\nLiberty Organization that fight for different facets of all things related to liberty.\nAnti ESG Orgs # StriveFunds - Investment firm to counter ESG narrative from Blackrock and Vanguard. Strive specifically rejects the idea of Stakeholder capitalism. Started by author and presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. Antiwar # Antiwar.com - Since the mid 90\u0026rsquo;s Antiwar.com has been one of not the most important and consistently antiwar voices. With reporting on wars all over the globe for a liberty perspective, antiwar.com covers every aspect of the global wars.\nBitcoin For Peace - Accelerate World Peace Through Bitcoin Adoption. The vision of Bitcoin For Peace is to live in world where ALL life co-thrives in harmony. With the current corrupt fiat system, that vision can never happen. Bitcoin is a peaceful revolution.\nConcerned Veterans for America - CVA and its grassroots army will look to defend VA reforms and expand health care options for veterans, rethink America’s foreign policy to promote long-term prosperity, and encourage action to foster a more secure financial future for our country.\nDefend the Guard - An organization that works to reclaim constitutional authority. Defend the Guard legislation would prohibit a state’s National Guard units from being deployed into active combat without a formal declaration of war by Congress, as provided by the U.S. Constitution.\nFood Not Bombs - Food Not Bombs started in 1980. They work to provide healthy vegetarian food to starving Americans. Leftwing organization.\nStopWar.org - Stop the War was founded in September 2001 in the weeks following 9/11, when George W. Bush announced the “war on terror”. Stop the War has since been dedicated to preventing and ending the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and elsewhere. Comes from a leftwing perspective.\nThe Libertarian Institute - Founded by Scott Horton. LI focuses on many issues with a large focus on antiwar. LI has a lot of cross over with Antiwar.com.\nTheGrayZone - The Grayzone is an independent journalistic initiative that does not receive funding from any government or government-backed group or individual. The Gray Zone primarily reports on antiwar civil rights issues from a left wing perspectives.\nWeAreNotYourSoldiers - Antiwar Non-profit feature former soldiers that publicly talk about their horrible experiences during war.\nAntiWoke Advocacy # ActionPDE - PDE Action is a nonpartisan advocacy group working to reclaim public schools through engagement with school boards \u0026amp; state legislatures.\nDefendingEd - Parents Defending Education is a national grassroots organization working to reclaim our schools from activists imposing harmful agendas.\nExit Group - Group that helps users exit from woke/corporate life and build businesses to create separate revenue streams\nFairForAll - A nonpartisan organization dedicated to advancing civil rights and liberties for all Americans, and promoting a common culture based on fairness, understanding, and humanity. Specifically rejects woke ideas and believes in actual equality for all people.\nHeterodox Academy - Heterodox Academy (HxA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit membership organization of thousands of faculty, staff, and students committed to advancing the principles of open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement to improve higher education and academic research. Focuses heavily on Colleges.\nInstitute for Liberal Values - As a non-partisan and non-sectarian consortium focused on the promotion of individual freedom, rights, and liberty in everyday life, the Institute for Liberal Values provides the skills and support required to build community where there has been division, encourage free expression where there has been censorship, and foster optimism where there is fear.\nNew Discourses - Education on all things critical theory. Eduation and debunking of Marxism, Progressive and all forms of critical theory. IE Critical Race Theory, Queer Theory, etc. Founded by James Lindsey.\nClimate Change Pushback # Copenhagen Consensus - The Copenhagen Consensus Center is a think tank that researches and publishes the smartest solutions to the world\u0026rsquo;s biggest problems. Our studies are conducted by more than 300 economists from internationally renowned institutions, including seven Nobel Laureates, to advise policymakers and philanthropists how to achieve the best results with their limited resources.Founded by climate change debunker and educator Bjorn Lomborg.\nEnvironmental Progress - Environmental Progress (EP) was founded in 2016 with the mission of achieving nature, peace and prosperity for all. We believe everyone has a right to affordable energy, a healthy planet, and urban environments that enable citizens to thrive. Our strategy has been to organize grassroots movements to defend these rights, and to fund research into why they are threatened. Founded by free speech advocate and Journalist Michael Shellenberger.\nHeartland.org - The Heartland Institute is a nonprofit organization that focuses on issues in education, environmental protection, health care, budgets and taxes, and stopping Socialism.\nIndustrial Progress - For the last 40 years, so-called environmentalists have held back industrial progress around the world. That\u0026rsquo;s why Idustrial Progress helps the industry fight for its freedom, with new ideas, arguments, and policies that will improve our economy and our environment. Founded by Fossil Fuels advocate Alex Epstein.\nPerc.org - The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) explores how aligning free market incentives for environmental stewardship produces sustainable outcomes for land, water, and wildlife.\nSavory.Global - Fights against climate change approved opinion by using regenerative farming practices of holistic land management. Provides real alternative solutions to mainstream climate fear mongering.\nDrug Freedom # Drug Policy Alliance - The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the leading organization in the U.S. working to end the drug war. Encryption and censorship # Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) - The largest organization that fights for Internet and Digital Freedom. Based out of the US.The EFF puts out several of the best digital freedom tools, including HTTPS Everywhere, Privacy Badger and Certbot.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFree resources Physical and Digital # Art For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nLeadership Institute - Liberty focused training provided in person and virtual. Training is offered for a wide range of topics, including, activism campaigns, fundraising and more.\nLibertarianism.org - Free ebooks from a Cato/Bluepilled perspective. Still some solid content overall.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - Free liberty starter kits for applicants. Including books small grants and more. Primarily aimed at students.\nTechsoup.org - Free Tech for non-profits.\nLegal Advocacy # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nCoin Center - Based in D.C., Coin Center is the leading non-profit research and advocacy center focused on the public policy issues facing cryptocurrency and decentralized computing technologies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Their mission is to defend the rights of individuals to build and use free and open cryptocurrency networks: the right to write and publish code – to read and to run it. The right to assemble into peer-to-peer networks. And the right to do all this privately.\nDeFi Education Fund - The DeFi Education Fund (DEF) explains decentralized finance (DeFi) to policymakers around the world and advocates for policies welcoming of decentralized financial infrastructure.\nFire - Since its founding more than two decades ago as the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, FIRE has become the nation’s leading defender of fundamental rights on college campuses through our unique mix of programming, including student and faculty outreach, public education campaigns, individual case advocacy, and policy reform efforts. In 2022, FIRE changed its name to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and announced an expansion initiative into off-campus free speech advocacy and legal defense.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nInstitute for Justice - IJ is a nonprofit, public interest law firm. Their mission is to end widespread abuses of government power and secure the constitutional rights that allow all Americans to pursue their dreams.\nJusticeDao- A DAO specifically dedicated to helping the legal defense of the developers of Tornado Cash, an Ethereum based privacy service that was takedown by government action.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nPacific Legal Foundation - Pacific Legal Foundation is a national nonprofit legal organization that defends Americans from government overreach and abuse. PFL specifically focuses on Property Rights, Equality and Opportunity and Separation of Powers. ^1,2^\nPeer-To-Peer Rights Fund - The P2P Rights Fund is a project housed within the Bitcoin Policy Institute, a 501(c)3 think tank. An advisory board including open-source developers, human rights activists, and lawyers oversees the fund’s activities. P2P Focuses on protection of Open-Source Software under the First Amendment.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nStand With Crypto - Stand With Crypto, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, champions for clear, common-sense regulations for the crypto industry. We\u0026rsquo;re mobilizing the 52 million crypto owners in the US - a demographic that is younger (60% Gen-Z and Millennials) and more diverse (41% identify as racial minorities) than the general US population - to unlock crypto\u0026rsquo;s innovation potential and foster greater economic freedom.\nThe Crypto Lawyers - Much like Coin Center Crypto Lawyers provide legal advocacy for Bitcoin freedom. They offer services in regards to Litigation, NFT, DEFI, IP, Compliance, and Forensic Investigations.\nMeetups, Education and Training # Americas Future - America’s Future empowers young people to be active, civil, and curious citizens who build freer communities that lead to fulfillment, dignity, and happiness for all.We’re working toward a time in America where young people collaborate to drive change in their communities – change that equips the individual to build a free and happy life. America’s Future offers rising generations opportunities for networking, mentoring, leadership and community engagement through our national network and extensive array of programming.\nArt For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nFreedom Works - A longstanding political orginization that has traditionally leaned republican. Recently though they\u0026rsquo;ve rebranded to target smaller liberty focused groups in order to help educated and advocate for freedom and change in public policy.\nLeadership Institute - Founded in 1979 by its president, Morton C. Blackwell, LI provides training in campaigns, fundraising, grassroots organizing, youth politics, and communications. The Institute teaches conservatives of all ages how to succeed in politics, government, and the media.The Institute offers more than 50 types of training schools, workshops, and seminars; a free employment placement service; and a national field program that trains conservative students to organize campus groups.\nLiberty on the Rocks - Liberty on the Rocks is a non-profit grass roots libertarian organization designed to educate, connect, and activate liberty enthusiasts around the world. Through local chapters and events, citizens and activists throughout the country can increase the size of their networks, enhance their understanding of economics and the philosophy of freedom, widen their knowledge of local and national educational outlets, and increase their opportunities for involvement. Official Partner of Liberty Tools\nLiberty Seeds - The largest directory of liberty-minded organizations, events, and more.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - SFL is not a top down, chapter based, or membership organization. Instead SFL functions as a network of pro-liberty students from a wide diversity of locations and backgrounds. SFL does sometimes take the more blue pilled approach.\nWe Are Change - We Are Change is a nonpartisan, independent media organization comprised of individuals and groups working to expose corruption worldwide.Founded by Luke Rudkowski, We Are Change is comprised of independent journalists, concerned citizens, activists, and anyone who wants to shape the direction our world is going in. We seek to expose the lies of governments and the corporate elite who constantly trash our humanity. Their goal is to create a community of truth-seekers and peacemakers who share a commitment to nonviolent action.\nYoung Americans for Liberty - Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) is the most active and effective pro-liberty youth organization advancing liberty on campus. Our four-step mission is to identify, educate, train, and mobilize youth activists to make liberty win. YAL maintains many chapters across college campuses all over the US.\nYou are the Power - You Are The Power is a membership-based nonprofit that is founded and run by Spike Cohen. They work with activists and organizations in all 50 states, using localized, single-issue activism to set communities free, restore individual rights, take the power away from government and put it back in the hands of the people.\nPress Freedoms # Committee to Protect Journalists - The Committee to Protect Journalists is an independent, nonprofit organization that promotes press freedom worldwide. They defend the right of journalists to report the news safely and without fear of reprisal.\nInternational Press Institute - Their mission is to defend media freedom and support independent journalism wherever they are threatened. Also tracks press freedoms in regards to Covid restrictions.\nReporters Without Borders - Reporters Without Borders tracks press freedoms across the world.\nPolice Reform and Monitoring # 8 Can\u0026rsquo;t Wait - 8 Cant Wait is a campaign to bring immediate change to police departments by encouraging the adoption of 8 specific policies.\nAdopt a Cop - Adopt A Cop BJJ is a nonprofit, donation based program and registered 501(c)3 that allows active duty patrolling police officers around the country to train at any Adopt A Cop BJJ affiliated academy and will pay 100% of the officer’s membership until they reach the rank of Blue belt. Blue belt is the second ranked belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and on average it takes around 12 to 18 months to obtain. Police officers are much less likely to both get injured and to injure suspects if they are trained in BJJ as evidenced by this Case Study.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nOpen-archive - App for saving and sharing files for whistleblowers and videos of police etc\nThick Red Line - A project of Art of Liberty, TRL is an effort to restore respect for law enforcement by abolishing victimless crime.\nWashingtonPost Police Shootings Database - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states\nThink Tanks # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAyn Rand Institute - ARI offers a variety of educational experiences to promote greater understanding of Ayn Rand’s philosophy and, through the writing and speaking of our experts, advocates her principles of reason, rational self-interest and laissez-faire capitalism. ARI also often takes a more Blue pilled perspective and does not generally follow Anarchist ideas, as it advocates for a one world government, based on the principles of logic and reason.\nArt of Liberty - A small think tank that exposes the Illegitimacy and Criminality of “Government” while Making the Voluntaryist Case for Free Markets, REAL Freedom and Peace.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow Institute works to promote the ideas of privacy in the world.\nThe Cato Institute - Founded in 1977 by Ed Crane, Murray Rothbard and Charles Koch. Cato is one of the oldest and largest libertarian think tanks in America. Cato has published great research and information since its inception. Cato has been criticized at times for often taking very pragmatic criticisms of the state and sometimes making the libertarian defense of state activities. Often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nThe Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) - FEE\u0026rsquo;s popular digital content and in-person programs turn complex ideas into practical tools for living your best life and making the world a better place. Fee covers a wide range of issues across the entire political spectrum, while always exposing government crimes and failures.\nThe Future of Freedom Foundation - The Future of Freedom Foundation is a tax-exempt, non-profit educational foundation whose mission is to present an uncompromising moral, philosophical, and economic case for the free society.\nThe Mises Institute - The premium think tank for all things liberty. Founded in 1982 by Anarcho-capitalism Lew Rockwell, largely to push the ideas of economist Murray Rothbard following his split with the Cato Institute. The Mises institute has been one of the biggest and most consistent voices for all things liberty including: Antiwar, Austrian economics, Sound Money, Police Reform, Secession, Book Publishing and so much more.\nThe Reason Foundation - Reason Foundation advances a free society by developing, applying, and promoting libertarian principles, including individual liberty, free markets, and the rule of law. We use journalism and public policy research to influence the frameworks and actions of policymakers, journalists, and opinion leaders. Reason also publishes Reason Magazine and hosts the SOHO Debate Forum. Much like Cato Reason often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nWhistle Blowing # Aim - Undercover citizen journalism, mostly focused on American schools.\nCryptome - One of the primary inspirations for Wikileaks, Cryptome has been offering a leaking platform to the world since 1996 and still runs today. Founded by John Young.\nEFF Surveillance Self-Defense - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\nGlobal Leaks - Whistleblowing Solutions Impresa Sociale S.r.l. (WBS) is an innovative social enterprise that carries out research and development to support whistleblowers and the fight against corruption. It was founded in 2016 to guarantee the economic sustainability of the GlobaLeaks project, through taking care of the growing number of requests for assistance, maintenance and custom deployment. WBS hosts the development activities and coordinates the community efforts. Global leaks provides its own open source tool for whistleblowers.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nO\u0026rsquo;keefe Media Group - Following the ousting of James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe from Project Veritas, O\u0026rsquo;Keefe Media group was founded to present another opportunity for whistle blowing and citizen journalism. OKM provides training and supplies for Citizen journalists.\nProject Veritas - Founded in 2010 by James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe, Project Veritas picked up much of the leaking slack following Wikileakss decrease in output. Often slandered as a far right group, Project Veritas has leaked many of the biggest stories since its inception. Project Veritas was and is largely known for using undercover cameras to expost stories.\nTruth in Media - Not a whistleblowing organization perse, however TIM is known for doing in depth inclusive stories reputably with strong reliable sources and without sensationalism. TIM focuses on stories that most media ignores. Founded by Journalist Ben Swann.\nWikiLeaks - Founded in 2006 by Julian Assange. Wikileaks was the the primary source for leaking of highly secret corporate and government data. Wikileaks worked to protect its leakers by employing the use of PGP and TOR. While largely inactive since the arrest of its founder Julian Assange in 2019, Wikileaks archives are still an important repository of leaked data.\nWizSafe Journalist Privacy Guide - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\n"},{"id":14,"href":"/osint/","title":"OSINT","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Nothing has such power to broaden the mind as the ability to investigate systematically and truly all that comes under thy observation in life.\u0026rdquo; - Marcus Aurelius\nOpen Source Intelligence tools can be used to find information of all types. This can be useful in furthering your understanding of both offensive and defensive practices by finding information for anything and everything. OSINT is the direct inverse of open source privacy tools. OSINT can be used for nefarious purposes in some cases, but OSINT itself does not directly include the concept of hacking. OSINT only aims to find legally available public information. OSINT has tremendous use in regards to education and finding information about corporations, politicians and good journalism. These tools can also be used to help you understand your own privacy exposure as well. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAI (Artificial Intelligence) Tools # Art Generators # Albus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAnimate Anyone - App that allows you to take a static image or photo and create videos of movement based on the people or characters in those photos.\nDall E - DALL·E 2 is an AI system that can create realistic images and art from a description in natural language. Made by Open Ai. Closed source.\nDreamstudio.ai - AI Art Generation.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGemini - Formerly known as Bard. Google\u0026rsquo;s AI alternative to Chat GPT. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias, including filtering your text prompts through a DEI and social justice lens.\nLumiere - A Space-Time Diffusion Model for Video Generation. Made by Google, closed source. Create video from word prompts or pictures. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias.\nMagic Animate - Magic Animate is an open source project that allows you to produces an animated video from a single image and a motion video.\nMid Journey - Mid Journey is an independent research lab exploring new mediums of thought and expanding the imaginative powers of the human species. Requires the unencrypted messaging app Discord for image generation.\nOpen AI Sora - Sora can generate videos up to a minute long while maintaining visual quality and adherence to the user’s prompt. Closed source.\nFreedom and Privacy AI Tools # AI Unchained - Podcast by freedom advocate and bitcoin educator Guy Swann. Follow the newest updates in the AI industry to become more sovereign and efficient by utilizing cutting edge tools.\nAlex AI - Energy and Climate Chatbot. Built by Alex Epstein, an advocate of Freedom and Fossil Fuels. Iphone Only.\nGab AI - Chat GPT alternative and image generator by conservative Social Media company GAB.\nGATgpt - A LLM model like Chat GPT but specifically for gun printing and all things gun related. Built by Cody Wilson.\nLibertAI - Decentralized privacy focused AI.\nUnleashed Chat - AI chatbot service designed with real privacy in mind. It stands out with its live Nostr data querying and advanced context embedding capabilities. It allows for Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network, for privacy and speed. The platform employs the latest Open Source models, prioritizing uncensored options.\nVenice - Venice is an open source alternative to Chat GPT. With built in features for code prompts and Stable Diffusion, Venice does not censor or spy on you. Launched by freedom advocate and crypto pioneer Erik Voorhees.\nGeneral AI Tools # AI or Not - Need to verify if images are AI generated? Here\u0026rsquo;s a project that can identify images from Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Dall-E, GAN and more.\nAIXploira - Access the largest list of top-quality AI tools available on the web.\nAlbus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAwesome GPT - List of dozens of GPT style LLMs.\nEsperanto.ai - Esperanto delivers high-performance, energy-efficient computing solutions that are the compelling choice for the most demanding AI and non-AI applications.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGPT4all - Self Hosted GPT Alternative.\nHuggingface.co - Open Source CHAT GPT Alternative.\nLM Studio - LM Studio lets you discover, download, and run local LLMs entirely offline.\nMaxAI.me - Chrome extension that lets you utilize AI on different sites.\nParse Prompt - Convert and summarize podcast episodes, audio clips, web-pages, and YouTube into AI-generated content.\nAttack Surface # BynaryEdge - We scan the web and gather data for you.\nCensys - Attack Surface Management Solutions.\nCriminalip.io - Cyber Threat Intelligence Search Engine and Attack Surface Management (ASM) platform.\nRedHunt Labs - Discover your Attack Surface, Continuously.\nSecurityTrails - The Total Internet Inventory.\nBug Hunting # Bug Bounty writeups - Detailed breakdowns of all sorts of different types of attacks.\nBughunter-handbook - A list of resources that will help bug bounty hunters with resources that are useful during their bug bounty journey.\nCertificates # CertSpotter - Monitors your domains for expiring, unauthorized, and invalid SSL certificates.\nCensys - Certificates - Certificates Search.\nCrt.sh - Certificate Search.\nCTSearch - Certificate Transparency Search Tool.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nTLS.BufferOver.run - Quickly find certificates in IPv4 space.\nCredentials # Check your email accounts to find associated accounts with breached companies.\nBreachdirectory.org - Check if your information was exposed in a data breach.\nCrackstation.net - Massive pre-computed lookup (Rainbow) tables to crack password hashes.\nDehashed - Free deep-web scans and protection against credential leaks, Takes Monero for Premium accounts.\nHackcheck - Hackcheck is a data breach search engine that makes checking the integrity of your data easy and flexible cheap! They currently offer several lightning fast queries to search through our billions of records with. The queries they offer are email, password, username, name, IP address, phone number, and domain name.\nHave I Been Pwned - Check if your email or phone is in a data breach.\nHaveibeensold.app - App that checks who is selling your data. Currently down.\nIntelx - Needs an account for most dumps, but shows accounts and password associated with on different sites.\nLeak-Lookup - Search across thousands of data breaches to find you compromised data - Requires an account for full results. Cheap prices and accepts Monero.\nLeakCheck.io - Make sure your credentials haven\u0026rsquo;t been compromised.\nLeakix - Identify public data leaks.\nMozilla Monitor - Stay safe with privacy tools from the makers of Firefox that protect you from hackers and companies that publish and sell your personal information. We’ll alert you of any known data breaches, find and remove your exposed info and continually watch for new exposures.\nSnusbase - Stay on top of the latest database breaches.\nSpycloud.com - More in Depth than haveIbeenpwned. Requires an account.\nCode Search Engines # GitHub Code Search - A search engine for searching projects on GitHub.\nGrep.app - Search across a half million git repos.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nNerdyData - Find companies based on their website\u0026rsquo;s tech stack or code.\nPublicwww.com - Source Code Search Engine. Find any alphanumeric snippet, signature or keyword in the web pages HTML, JS and CSS code.\nRepoSearch - Source code search engine that helps you find implementation details, example usages or just analyze code.\nSearchCode - Search 75 billion lines of code from 40 million projects.\nSourceGraph - Understand and search across your entire codebase.\nData Retention # Archive.org - The biggest site for internet website archives.\nDessant - A web extension for pulling data from archived sites.\nInteltechniques - A guide to manually remove your data from archive sites.\nMemento Time Travel - Memento TimeTravel is built using the archive.today API, and can thus be utilized as an upgraded internet archive product. It offers web users with an easy-to-use design.\nPagefreezer.com - PageFreezer is an alternative to the Wayback machine which utilizes Google-like crawling technology. The screenshots are taken using a fully automated operation.\nTubeRipper - An app that lets you rip or download videos from most platforms.\nWebcite - WebCite differs from the Wayback Machine by providing the sort of detailed snapshots of author-cited references requested by publishers, editors, and readers.\nDevice Information # Macaddress.io - MAC address vendor lookup.\nMaclookup.app - Find the vendor name of a device by entering an OUI or a MAC address.\nMacvendors.com - Find MAC Address Vendors. Now.\nMAC Vendor Lookup - Look up the vendor for a specific MAC Address.\nDNS # Chaos - Enhance research and analyse changes around DNS for better insights.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing.\nDNSDumpster - DNS recon \u0026amp; research, find \u0026amp; lookup DNS records.\nDNShistory.org - Domain Name System Historical Record Archive.\nDNSdb - Passive DNS historical database.\nDNSviz - Tool for visualizing the status of a DNS zone.\nDNSTwister - The anti-phishing domain name search engine and DNS monitoring service.\nDnslytics - The ultimate online investigation tool for DNS and other internet data.\nHackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nPassivedns.mnemonic.no - Web interface for querying passive DNS data collected in our malware lab.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nRapidDNS - DNS query tool which make querying - subdomains or sites of a same IP easy.\nDomains # Buckets.grayhatwarfare.com - Public buckets.\nBuiltWith - Find out what websites are Built With.\nCentralOps - DomainDossier - Investigate domains and IP addresses.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing!\nDomainIQ - Comprehensive Domain Intelligence.\nGrayhatwarfare.com - domains - How to search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nIPInfo - Provides your WAN or Public IP address.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nPentest-tools.com - Discover subdomains and determine the attack surface of an organization.\nRiddler - Allows you to search in a high quality dataset.\nRobTex - Various kinds of research of IP numbers, Domain names, etc.\nSecurityheaders.com - Scan your site now.\nSimilarweb.com - The easiest and fastest tool to find out what\u0026rsquo;s really going on online.\nSitereport.netcraft.com - Find out the infrastructure and technologies used by any site.\nSpyonweb.com - Find out related websites.\nStatscrop.com - Millions of amazing websites across the web are being analyzed with StatsCrop.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVisualsitemapper.com - Create a visual map of your site.\nWho.is - WHOIS Search, Domain Name, Website, and IP Tools.\nWhois.domaintools.com - Industry’s fastest domain discovery engine and broadest, most accurate data.\nWhoisology.com - Deep Connections Between Domain Names \u0026amp; Their Owners.\nExploits # 0day.today - The ultimate database of exploits and vulnerabilities.\nExploit-DB - An Exploit Database.\npacketstormsecurity.com - Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers.\nRapid7 - DB - A vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSploitus - A convenient central place for identifying the newest exploits.\nVulmon - A vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nFacial Recognition # Pimeyes - The gold Standard in facial recognition search, while prioritizing privacy. Focused Search Engines # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Correlate – Google Trends Correlate can help you identify search patterns that correlate with real-world trends. It can be used to identify search patterns that are similar to one another. For example, you could use the tool to find out if there is a link between new legislation and gun sales (at least in terms of the search volume related to the two topics).\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nGrabify - Grabify is a free web-based IP grabbing/URL shortening tool. (IP grabbing just as it implies simply means getting/grabbing peoples IP addresses.) This can be used to get location/IP data from potential attackers.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nIPGeo - IpGeo is a python tool to extract IP addresses from captured network traffic file (pcap/pcapng) and generate csv report containing details about the geolocation of each ip in the packets.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMillion Short – Million Short has an interesting approach to searching for information online. The interface is generally similar to a typical search engine. However, you can sort and filter the results in a number of ways. Examples include popularity, eCommerce, live chat, date, location, and others. Also, it automatically pulls out the top sites that usually occupy the top spots in any search result (e.g. Amazon.com, eBay, YouTube, etc.)\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nMention - A service that lets you track any code words across social media platforms. Paid service.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOSSDatabase - OSS DATABASE is a crowdsourced database of Open Source software. Their goal is to make it easy to look for open source alternatives and compare them with their proprietary peers.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPulsedive - A search engine for devices connected to the internet.\nPublic API\u0026rsquo;s - A list of several different API\u0026rsquo;s that are free to use for data pulling.\nPublicData.com - PublicData.com is the number one resource for public records from local, state, and federal agencies.\nProwl - A free IP search \u0026amp; identifications of IoC and IoA.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nSearch by Image - Tool to reverse image search docs, only works in Chromium based browsers.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nShodan – A search engine and network security tool for the internet of things. It finds devices on the internet like web servers, webcams, appliances, traffic lights, and even power plants.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTalkWalkerAlerts – TalkWalkerAlerts is a great alternative to Google Alerts because, in addition to monitoring the web for certain keywords, it monitors social media, blogs, and forums as well. This can be helpful if you need to find mentions of someone’s name or business across the web. Free and paid options.\nTorSearch - A TOR search engine for websites hosted on TOR (The Darknet).\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nTinyEye - A reverse image search.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nGeolocation # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nMail Addresses # Centralops - Email, Whois, DNS search info.\nEmailHippo - Email address verification technology.\nEmail-format.com - Find the email address formats in use at thousands of companies.\nHunter.io - Find professional email addresses in seconds.\nIntelligenceX - Search engine and data archive. Finds public personal information from data brokers.\nMelissa - Emailcheck - Check email addresses and verify they are live.\nMXToolbox - Check your email headers.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nReacher.email - Open-Source Email Verification.\nRocketReach - Your first-degree connection to any professional.\nskymem.info - Find email addresses of companies and people.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nThatsThem - Reverse email lookup.\nverify-email.org - Checks whether the mailbox exists or not.\nVoilaNorbert - I can find anyone\u0026rsquo;s email address.\nOSINT Lists # About.start.me - OSINT Dashboard to combine different OSINT tools.\nAwesome-Osint - A curated list of amazingly awesome open source intelligence tools and resources.\nFacebook Email Search - A simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFreedomlab.io - FreedomLab is a virtual gathering place for human rights defenders. Here you will find a repository of training materials, tutorials, and digital tools, all tailored to your needs and requirements. We hope you will learn about tools, experiences, advocacy and fundraising strategies, as well as knowledge and skills related to security. Through support and collaboration, human rights defenders increase their capacity to monitor and report, seek redress, and advocate for the promotion of human rights.\nFull OSINT - Full OSINT focused on the most popular web-based Open Source Intelligence and Cybersecurity Tools.\nHacker Search Engines - Long list of OSINT Tools.\nInteltechniques Tools - Dozens of tools available from Michael Bazzels website.\nOstintFramework - Terrific list. Layout is a bit strange can be annoying to navigate.\nOsint-jobs.com - Job board and education research.\nOsintcurio.us - The OSINT Curious Project was a source of quality, actionable, Open Source Intelligence news, original blogs, instructional videos, and live streams. We tried to keep people curious about exploring web applications for bits of information or trying out new techniques to access important OSINT data.\nOsintool.com - List of multiple tools with install instructions.\nOsintdojo.com - A giant list of OSINT resources.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nSociallinks.io - Everything you need to navigate the OSINT world, gain deeper insights, and enhance investigations.\nSocial-Analyzer - API, CLI \u0026amp; Web App for analyzing \u0026amp; finding a person’s profile across social media websites. It includes different string analysis and detection modules, you can choose which combination of modules to use during the investigation process.\nSpiderFoot - SpiderFoot is an open-source OSINT tool with 200+ modules for gathering information on target organizations, domains and IP addresses, networks, emails, and usernames. It offers automation capabilities for routine OSINT tasks like DNS queries, threat intelligence checks, breach detection, WHOIS lookups, and more.\nstart.me - Another Giant list of all sorts of tools.\nTCM-Open-Source-Intellingence-Resources - Compilation of Resources from TCM\u0026rsquo;s OSINT Course.\nX-osint - An Open source intelligent framework ie an osint tool which gathers valid information about a phone number, user’s email address, perform VIN Osint, and reverse, perform subdomain enumeration, able to find email from a name, and so much more.\nSecurity Focused Tools # 2fA.Directory - List of companies that use 2FA in America. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\n2fA.Directory.International - List of companies that use 2FA Internationally. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nBest Randoms - Random information generator for huge amount of categories.\nDmarc and SPF Checkers - A site Dmarc, SPF and DKIM are Email security settings that protect your email account from being spoofed or faked. This tool scores your domain to see how difficult it would be to spoof. ^1^\nDNS checker and port scanner - A site to check open ports, DNS SPF records and much more on your own internal server.\nEfani - Test your Phone number public connections to see your total phone exposure.\nEmail Rep - App that lets you check the known reputability of any email address and domain.\nEnd Of Life - Tracks closely software updates, and EOL status for a massive list of software. Need to figure out how long your new phone will be supported? They have you covered.\nExiftool - A tool let’s you pull metadata info from a wide range of file types.\nHudson Rock - Free tools to check for compromised corporate accounts.\nHowsecureismypassword - A site to test the security and the Bruce Force difficulty of your password.\nImmuniweb - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server or servers. Checks SSL status of multiple different types of applications. Also checks compliance with frameworks such as PCI, HIPAA and NIST.\nIp Quality Score - An app to check your IP, Email and Fraud prevention. Also allows for verifying Tor and VPN connectivity and much more.\nPolisis - Polisis gives you a glimpse of what websites actually say in their privacy policies.\nPrivacy Parrot - A search engine that helps determine if a website can sell your personal information.\nScamDoctor - Project that tracks known scam websites and use an algorithm to determine likelihood of other scams.\nSecurity Headers - A site to check the security headers of your own self-hosted server to check your exposure to attacks like XSS, Clickjacking and more.\nShieldsup - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Run by Steve Gibson of the SecurityNow Podcast and Spinrite data recovery application.\nSSL LABS - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Specifically looks at TLS config and hash algorithm of your website.\nTiny-check - A piece of software that scans your phone to check for unauthorized monitoring apps unknowingly installed.\nTOSBack (Terms of Service) - A website that reads back other website terms of service and puts it into a simple and easy to read summary.\nTraceLabs - An OSINT service that helps find missing people.\nVirus Total - Scan files, hashes and URLs to run them against a database of known compromised software. Extremely useful when evaluating new suspicious files or programs.\nW3Techs - Large list that tracks software utilization across industries. Find metrics based around software markets share.\nServers # FOFA - Cyberspace mapping.\nGreyNoise - The source for understanding internet noise.\nNatlas - Scaling Network Scanning.\nNetlas.io - Discover, Research and Monitor any Assets Available Online.\nOnyphe.io - Cyber Defense Search Engine for open-source and cyber threat intelligence data.\nZoomEye - Global cyberspace mapping.\nSocial Media Tools # Discord # Discord OSINT Attack Surface - Description of Discord\u0026rsquo;s attack surface.\nDiscord Snowflake to Timestamp Converter - Pulls Discord message timestamps.\nDiscordBee - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDiscordServers Search - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDutch OSINT Guy Discord Resources - OSINT Discord resources that may be useful for searching or pivoting on Discord.\nFacebook # Einvestigator.com - Facebook Search Tools and Resources.\nFacebook Email Search - Is a simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFB People Directory - Is a native tool built by Facebook so you can, as its name suggests, search their people directory. It’s super useful and one of the easiest tools to use when you’re looking for someone.\nPassive DNS - Technology allows you to investigate everything you can imagine about any organization or company in the world, way beyond a simple citizen profile. Let’s see it in action for facebook.com.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nToolzu.com - A platform for Facebook video downloading.\nGab # Gab OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGab OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tool for creating Bookmarklet.\nGab OSINT Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB ^1^\nGeneral Social Media Tools # Sherlock - Finds all usernames across 300 different social media platforms.\nSocialBlade - Real Time follower/subscriber counter for Youtube, Twitch, Instagram and Twitter.\nStories Down - Guide for several different platforms.\nGettr # Gettr OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGettr OSINT Investigations Tips \u0026amp; Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB.\nInstagram # Gramho - Identifying Followers of a Private Instagram Profile.\nInstahunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Instagram posts.\nInstagram OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Instagram.\nPicuki - View, edit and share your publicly available Instagram content.\nLinkedIn # Epieos LinkedIn Tool - Retrieve information linked to an email address.\nHow to conduct OSINT on Linkedin - List of tactics and strategies.\nLinkedIn OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the LinkedIn attack surface.\nLinkedIn OSINT Bookmarket Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part I - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part II - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nNew LinkedIn Search Features - Guide on search functions in LinkedIn.\nPinterest # Aware Online - List of tactics and strategies.\nPinterest OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Pinterest attack surface.\nReddit # Rdddeck - Creates Reddit decks.\nReddit OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Reddit attack surface.\nReddit OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nReddit OSINT Techniques - List of Osint tools and tactics for Reddit.\nUnddit - App that lets you display removed (by mods) and deleted (by users) comments/posts for Reddit.\nSkype # Skype OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Skype attack surface.\nSkypli - Skype search engine.\nSnapchat # Snapchat OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Snapchat attack surface.\nSnap Map - Watch Snaps submitted by Snapchatters around the world.\nTelegram # Awesome Telegram OSINT - Massive list of Telegram Tools.\nTelegram Analytics - Telegram channels and groups catalog in addition chat monitoring.\nTelegram Database - Telegram Search Engine.\nTikTok # TikTok OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the TikTok attack surface.\nTikTok OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate TikTok investigations.\nVidnice - TikTok search engine.\nTumblr # Tumblr OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Tumbler attack surface.\nTumblr OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate Tumblr investigations.\nTumblr OSINT Techniques - Breakdown of many tactics and techniques for OSINT on Tumblr.\nTwitter/X.com # Birdhunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Twitter posts.\nBot Sentinel - Helps you find and block trolls and fake Twitter accounts.\nFoller.me - Free people search engine finds social media profiles, public records, and more!\nNitter - Access Twitter through a privacy front end without an account.\nTinfoleak - Search for Twitter users leaks.\nTweet Beaver - If you’re doing research that involves a Twitter user, TweetBeaver is a great resource. Use it for things like downloading a user’s friends list, downloading a user’s followers list, checking to see if two accounts follow one another, and much more.\nTweetdeck - TweetDeck offers a more convenient Twitter experience by letting you view multiple timelines in one easy interface. It includes a host of advanced features to help get the most of Twitter: Manage multiple Twitter accounts, schedule Tweets for posting in the future, build Tweet collections, and more.\nTwitter OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Twitter attack surface.\nSpoonbill - Spoonbill lets you see profile changes from the people you follow on Twitter or other social networks.\nTrendsmap - Tracks hashtag trends by location.\nTweeterID - Pull your Twitter user ID.\nGetvidfy.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nSavetweetvid.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nURLs # HackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nMOZ Link Explorer - The world\u0026rsquo;s best backlink checker with over 40 trillion links.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nShorteners.grayhatwarfare.com - Search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nURLScan - A sandbox for the web.\nVehicles # Autocheck - Search by Vin or License Plate. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nFaxvin - Search by Vin. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nLicensesearch.org - Can be used to search License plates and Drivers licenses for a fee.\nSkipTracer - Python-based search engine program, that searches lots of different categories, Name, email, phone etc. In particular you can search License Plate info which is the most unique feature of this app.\nVehicle-OSINT-Collection - A comprehensive list of websites, add-ons, repositories, and other tools useful for finding information on a target vehicle ^2^\nVulnerabilities # Aqua Vulnerability Database - Vulnerabilities and weaknesses in open source applications and cloud native infrastructure.\nCapec.Mitre.org - A site that tracks common attack patterns.\nCloudvulndb.org - The Open Cloud Vulnerability \u0026amp; Security Issue Database.\nCVEDetails - The ultimate security vulnerability datasource.\nCVE.org - Another site that tracks identifies defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nGitHub Advisory Database - Security vulnerability database inclusive of CVEs and GitHub originated security advisories.\nLibraries.io - Open source package tracker.\nMITRE CVE - Another site that identifies, defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nMitre.org - A site that tracks common weaknesses across all software.\nNIST NVD - The National Vulnerability Database, that lists known threats and vulnerabilities.\nOssindex.sonatype.org - A free catalogue of open source components and scanning tools to help developers identify vulnerabilities, understand risk, and keep their software safe.\nOpencve.io - Easiest way to track CVE updates and be alerted about new vulnerabilities.\nOsv.dev - Open Source Vulnerability tracker.\nRapid7 - DB - Vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSecurity.snyk.io - Open Source Vulnerability Database.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVulDB - Number one vulnerability database.\nVulmon - Vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nVulners.com - Your Search Engine for Security Intelligence.\nVulnIQ - Vulnerability intelligence and management solution.\nWifi Discovery and Scanning # Acrylic WiFi - WiFi analysis, site survey \u0026amp; troubleshooting.\nAvast Wi-Fi Finder - Avast Wi-Fi Finder is an app to help you find free WiFi networks around you. Just check the map and take a look at the different points that show up. Tapping one of them gives you more information: the name of the network, whether it requires a password, etc.\nFree WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nNetwork Tools - Phone App for tracking all sorts of network metrics.\nOpen WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nWiFinder -\n"},{"id":15,"href":"/political-tools/","title":"Political","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;He knows nothing and thinks he knows everything. That points clearly to a political career.\u0026rdquo; -George Bernard Shaw\nHere at Liberty Tools we believe in looking at alternatives to electoral politics. We believe that in terms of advancing freedom electoral politics has mostly been a lost battle, or very often is actually counter productive. However we do have great respect for anyone who is trying to advance freedom as part of the political process, and continuing in the footsteps of the great politicians such as Ron Paul.\n🏛️ Find Representatives \u0026amp; Voting Info # Govtrack – Look up your Congressional representatives and their voting records. Vote.org – Polling Place Locator – Find out where to vote. Ballotpedia – Discover open races, ballot measures, candidate info, and more. IV3 – Verify your voter roll info, report inaccuracies, and track updates. 💵 Money in Politics # Opensecrets – Follow campaign finance and lobbying data. ALLRegreen – Track campaign contributions by industry and individual donors. Follow The Crypto – See cryptocurrency donations to politicians. Check My Donation – Check if your name has been used fraudulently in political donations. 📊 Government Transparency \u0026amp; Spending # Open the Books – Audit government spending at federal, state, and local levels. Data Republican – Explore federal grant allocations, charity, and NGO funding. DogeAI - A new AI project trying to expose political corruption. 🏢 Political Appointees \u0026amp; Local Involvement # OurPublicService.org – Appointee Tracker – Track political appointees in federal positions. Run Locally – Libertarian Party initiative to support local candidates. "},{"id":16,"href":"/privacy/","title":"Privacy","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The Cypherpunks are actively engaged in making the networks safer for privacy. Let us proceed together apace. Onward\u0026rdquo; - Eric Hughes\nPrivacy is a fundamental tenet of a free society. Corporations and governments are gathering data at record rates and will happily sell it to the highest bidder. In the era of social media, doxxing, twitter mobs and rising crime, take back your privacy to protect yourself and your family.\nAll in one Privacy Solutions # Cloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Cloaked is not Open Source. Though they do plan to open source their project in the future. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nMySudo - All in one privacy solution. MySudo offers services for phones, profiles, emails, virtual credit cards and more. MySudo doesnt always work well on non Android OSes like Calyx and you often need a google supported phone for activation, but once you activate it, it should work fine on Graphene.\nBrowsers # Brave - From the original creators of Firefox, Brave aims to use maximum privacy as a default. With ad blocking, phishing blocking, fingerprint and cookie blocking all enabled by default. Brave does offer ad payments in its own crypto token BAT, which has drawn some criticism from privacy advocates - In Depth Review\nDecentr - Brand new blockchain-based browser. Pays out in their own token for browsing search, much like Brave.\nFirefox - Firefox has a long-established history of competing with the most well-known browsers as the longest-serving open-source alternative. However, due to recent changes by Firefox in order to gain more revenue, we NO longer recommend them. Check out more here.\nLibreWolf - LibreWolf is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks.\nMullvad Browser - The Mullvad Browser is a privacy-focused web browser developed in a collaboration between Mullvad VPN and the Tor Project. It’s designed to minimize tracking and fingerprinting. You could say it’s a Tor Browser to use without the Tor Network. Instead, you can use it with a trustworthy VPN. The idea is to provide one more alternative – beside the Tor Network – to browse the internet with more privacy. To get as many people as possible to fight the big data gathering of today. To free the internet from mass surveillance.\nPrivacy Tests - In-depth comparison of browser privacy.\nTor Browser - Tor Browser is your choice if you need an extra layer of anonymity. It\u0026rsquo;s a modified version of Firefox, which comes with pre-installed privacy add-ons, encryption, and an advanced proxy. It\u0026rsquo;s not recommended to install additional browser addons. Plugins or addons may bypass Tor or compromise your privacy. While TOR is the best in privacy, it is also notoriously slow.\nWaterfox - Waterfox is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks. Not quite as private as something like LibreWolf, but makes up for it in speed and functionality.\nBrowser Exposure Checks # Cover Your Tracks and EFF Tool - A project from the EFF. Cover Your Tracks is two things: a tool for users to understand how unique and identifiable their browser makes them online, and a research project to uncover the tools and techniques of online trackers and test the efficacy of privacy add-ons. In Depth Breakdown and Review\nIpleak - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDNSLeaktest - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDeviceInfo - Checks computer hardware and software specs\nAm I Unique -Checks your IP and browser public info.\nBlacklight- Check third party trackers\nBrowserspy - When you surf around the internet your browser leaves behind a trail of digital footprints. Websites can use these footprints to check your system. BrowserSpy.dk is a service where you can check just what information it\u0026rsquo;s possible to gather from your system, just by visiting a website.\nPrivacy.net - What information can a website find out about you when you visit it? A lot more than you probably realize. This tool lists information that any website, advertisement, and widget can collect from your web browser. Such information could be used to identify you and/or track your behavior using tactics like IP lookups and browser fingerprinting. While none of this may be considered personally identifiable information (PII), the profile drawn from all these pieces of information can be so distinct that it can only plausibly match a single person.\nPersonaldata.info - Check what data your browser is leaking, and other tools.\nBrowser Extensions # AdNauseam - Extension that randomly opens ads to obfuscate tracking.\nBypass Paywalls - App that lets you get past paywalls to view otherwise paid content.\nCanvas Fingerprint Defender - Creates fake Canvas IDs to prevent fingerprinting.\nClear Browsing Data - Clear browsing data like cookies, history, and cache directly from the browser toolbar.\nDissenter - Browser extension that allows you to comment on any web page free of censorship.\nGoogle Teller - App that beeps every time a connection with Google is made.\nHTTPS Everywhere - Encrypts your communications with many major websites, making your browsing more secure.\nLibRedirect - Redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends like Newpipe, Nitter, Wikiless, etc.\nLocalCDN - Emulates Content Delivery Networks to improve your online privacy by intercepting traffic and injecting supported resources locally.\nMailvelope - Privacy-focused email web extension to securely encrypt your emails with PGP using webmail providers.\nMozilla Containers - Allows you to separate your browsing experience into different color-coded tabs to help protect your privacy.\nNoScript - Allows JavaScript and other potentially harmful content to be executed only by trusted websites of your choice.\nPrivacy Badger - Stops advertisers and trackers from secretly tracking where you go and what pages you look at on the web.\nPrivacy Possum - Monkey wrenches common commercial tracking methods by reducing and falsifying the data gathered by tracking companies.\nRedirector - Web browser extension (Firefox, Vivaldi, Chrome, Opera, Edge) to redirect URLs based on regex or wildcard patterns.\nSnowFlake - Helps people in censored countries access the Internet without restrictions by acting as a proxy.\nTerms of Service; Didn\u0026rsquo;t Read - Provides short and quick summaries about the terms and privacy policies of websites you browse.\nTrackMeNot - Protects privacy in web-search by issuing randomized queries to common search engines.\nuBlock Origin - Free, open-source ad content blocker that increases security and privacy in your browser.\nWatch on Odysee - Redirects you from YouTube to Odysee, a decentralized YouTube alternative.\nComputers # Computer Manufacturers # Purism - Open Source company. Makes Open Source Laptops, Phones and Servers. Partners with other liberty focused companies like Start 9. Accepts Bitcoin as a method of payment. Also offers a private phone data plan. Shipping is known to be very slow in some cases. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nStarLabs - A computer company that sells a wide range of linux computers that come preconfigured with multiple different distros. Also includes a linux based tablet. Accepts Bitcoin\nSystem76 - Well known American Linux Company. Developed and pioneered Pop-OS operating system, A user friendly Ubuntu/Debian Fork.\nTuxedoComputers - High quality Linux focused computers. German company, only communicates in German.\nComputer Operating Systems # CNIX - A simple Linux distro that puts privacy first, but it\u0026rsquo;s much less intense than TAILS or QUBES.\nDistro Watch - Distro Watch tracks and rates all Linux Operating systems.\nLinuxMint - Linux distro for beginners.\nPop!_OS - Ubuntu Fork built by a dedicated Linux Hardware Company System76. Pop!_OS is one of the easiest and cleanest Linux distros around.\nQubesOS - a privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. Qubes requires a bit more hardware as it runs several virtual machines to segregate your applications to better ensure your privacy.\nReactOS - An Open Source OS designed to mimic the Windows file system.\nTAILS - A privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. With TAILS all traffic is routed through TOR and all of your data is deleted as soon as the computer is turned off.\nUbuntu - The long term gold standard for beginner Linux users.\nData Removal # AccountKiller- Website that helps you find and delete a wide range of old accounts across multiple platforms through specific account/platform targeting.\nCreditFreeze- Freeze your Credit in the event of a data breach\nCyberOneIntel - CyberOneIIntel claims to find what other services can\u0026rsquo;t - including social media accounts, employment history, dating profiles, gaming profiles, dark web credential breaches, indexed search engine occurrences, and much more.\nData Broker Opt Out List - massive list of data sites to opt out of manually.\nData Brokers List - Links to purge your data manually from data brokers\nData Opt Out - Links to requests to manually delete data from multiple websites and platforms.\nDeleteMe - Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. In Depth Discussion\nEasyOptOuts - Cheap service to remove your accounts from Data Brokers\nHacked - Paid service that helps you recover from hacks and exposed personal data. Service can help with deleting videos or images from website or social media platforms. Service can also help you recover hacked accounts if you have lost access.\nJustDeleteMe - A directory of direct links to delete your account from web services. If you would like to delete a wide range of your accounts manually, JustDeleteMe can link you directly to the section of page where you can easily delete your account.\nMyDataRemoval - Another competitor for purging personal information, Name, Home address etc. Review\nOneRep - Alternative to DeleteMe. Offers a free trial and more deletion services but does have some negative reviews. One Rep is known for automating this process and not using employee manual checks. In Depth Review\nOptery - Removes Your Home Address, Phone and Other Private Info from Google, and 220+ Sites Review\nRedact - App that will delete your social media presence including specific comments and posts on multiple platforms. Includes FB, Reddit, Discord, Twitter etc…\nRemove Data from web Archive - Guide to remove your data from archive sites\nSayMine- Automated service that pulls your emails to find accounts created and sends them emails for data removal request. Be careful though, as this can sometimes cause you to send information to companies that you may have received emails from, but do not actually have an account with and thus actually giving them more information than they had in the first place. Saymine also offers corporate privacy services.\nDead Mans Switch # BqETH - BeQth is a trustless dead mans switch based on the Polygon network, an Ethereum Layer 2. BeQth lets you create a smart contract on the polygon blockchain that will send out our secret data via email to whoever you wish after an allotted amount of time. Transactions are all encrypted and totally on chain. Users can essentially mine the algorithm to unlock secret keys by the allotted time, essentially allowing for users to mine secrets. Does not require KYC. CipherWill - A non crypto based E2E dead mans switch service. Your secrets are encrypted with 256 AES encryption and zero knowledge proofs for the best possible security. Requires basic KYC. Gone Mans Switch - Gone Man\u0026rsquo;s Switch is a simple web application that allows you to create messages that will be delivered when you are absent (gone) for a certain period. Fully Self-hosted and open source. You can schedule long term messages to yourself via Telegram, Email or SMS. Sarcophagus - Similar to BeQTH Sarcophagus is also built on the polygon blockchain. Sarcophagus is decentralized, open-source and DAO owned + operated. They believe bringing dead man\u0026rsquo;s switch functionality to the web3 ecosystem can empower and provide security infrastructure for an entire generation of applications, regardless of their size Email # Email Providers # Email cannot offer the same fundamental privacy of other communication protocols. Use better tools when it matters. Nevertheless, it remains an essential tool in every day life, and the following providers offer excellent privacy.\n10 Minute Mail - Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.- Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.\n33Mail - Unlimited private email aliases.\nBeeble - Encrypted email and data storage. Uses hybrid AED and PGP encryption methods. Uses decentralized server infrastructure.\nFastMail - No free version. In Depth Review.\nLavabit - The company responsible for setting the Seppuku Pledge precedent. Originally used by Edward Snowden, Lavabit refused to give up information on him to the US Government. Lavabit shut down before handing over information and re-opened years later.\nMailbox - Private email with cloud services. In Depth Review.\nMailcow - Self-hosting email isn\u0026rsquo;t recommended, but Mailcow is an application that can help simplify the process. Article on the difficulties with Email.\nMailfence - Encrypted email service based in Belgium.\nMigadu - Email hosting service that doesn\u0026rsquo;t track and lets you add in unlimited domains and accounts for cheap.\nPax Mail - A lesser-known privacy-focused email provider, Pax offers paid-only accounts to provide full email services that do not compromise their values. Specifically created for Freedom lovers. Their values are listed clearly here.\nProtonMail - All data is stored in an encrypted state, and decrypted by the client. Emails between Proton users are end-to-end encrypted. The client-side code is open source. Proton servers are located in Switzerland. Basic accounts are free. Additional storage and features are available through paid plans, which can be paid for in Bitcoin. In-depth review from Restore Privacy.\nTutanota - Similar to Proton, all data is stored in an encrypted state, and emails between users are end-to-end encrypted. Tutanota servers are located in Germany, which is part of the 14 Eyes. Free and paid options available.\nEmail Clients # FairEmail - Fully featured, open source, privacy friendly email app for Android. Uses OpenKeychain to decrypt messages and optionally encrypt messages. Review\nK-9 - Mobile open source email client. Review\nMailSpring - Opensource. Great free email client, works with a variety of email providers. Does not work with Protonmail.\nThunderbird - Thunderbird is a free and open-source cross-platform email client developed by the Mozilla Foundation, the people who are behind the Firefox web browser. Been around for awhile, can be a bit buggy at times.\nEmail Aliases # Abine/Blur - Provides email and Debit card aliases. Albine provides several other options as well. Paid Service offered along with other services. Review\nAnonAddy - Very Similar product to Simple Login. In Depth Review Comparison Review of SL and AA\nFirefox Relay - Free email alias service. Also offers paid phone relay service. Review\nSimple Login - Free cloud services, cheap premium accounts anonymously with Monero. Also offers Self Hosting options.\nFile Encryption # Cryptomator - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nCoze - Coze is an open source cryptographic JSON messaging specification which uses digital signatures to prove identity and ownership over digital files and messages.\nOpenPGP - Lists of several differnt applications that all use the OpenPGP standard.\nPGPTool - Based off the original PGP Alogrithim, PGP tool is a A simple and secure online client-side PGP Key Generator, Encryption and Decryption tool. Generate your PGP Key pairs, encrypt or decrypt messages easily with a few clicks.\nPicoCrypt - Lightweight open source encryption client that’s easy to use, completely free and focuses on only encrypting files and nothing else. Most Encryption apps tend to use AES-256 while Pico uses the new and improved XChaCha20 for encryption. It also uses Argon 2 for key derivation as opposed to SHA for further protection\nVeracrypt - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nFirewalls # Little Snitch - Inbound and Outbound firewall blocking for desktop. MAC OS only.\nOPNsense is a free and open source network FreeBSD-based firewall\nPFSense - Well supported free Open Source network Firewall Software\nPihole - Network wide Ad-Blocker and DNS sinkhole. Can also be used as a DHCP server\nPort Master - Application Firewalls. This program works as a VPN replacement. May break your VPN connection while installed. Works in Linux and Windows.\nSimplewall - Simple Open Source Windows only Firewall\nSnort - Open Source Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)\nInternet Service Providers # FemtoStar - Open Source Satellite internet.\nNomadinternet - Internet for off grid living.\nUkama - A project empowering everyone to build a decentralized cell phone network powered by you to connect the world.\nKillswitches # Buskill - USB ‘dead man’s switch’ locks down (or kills) snatched laptops\nUSBGuard - The USBGuard software framework helps to protect your computer against rogue USB devices (a.k.a. BadUSB) by implementing basic whitelisting and blacklisting capabilities based on device attributes.\nUSBKill - USBKill Python Script allows your computer to lock out if any unapproved USB devices are inserted into your computer. Directly inspired by the arrest of Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht\nMessengers # Bitchat- Launched by Jack Dorsey in 2025, like Briar it uses bluetooth. Other features include: Works Offline on local Bluetooth LE mesh networks, with automatic peer discovery and multi-hop relaying Provides end to end encryption via X25519 key exchange and AES-256-GCM for both private and channel messages. Supports store \u0026amp; forward, caching messages for offline peers until they reconnect Requires no accounts, email addresses, or phone numbers messages live only on users’ devices.\nBriar - Briar doesn’t rely on a central server - messages are synchronized directly between the users’ devices. If the internet’s down, Briar can sync via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, keeping the information flowing in a crisis. If the internet’s up, Briar can sync via the Tor network for additional privacy.\nComparison and Ranks - Detailed comparison of all major messaging apps features and privacy.\nKeet - Peer-to-Peer Chat with high quality Video \u0026amp; Text. Private \u0026amp; Encrypted. Has BTC payment methods built in.\nMatrix - Also commonly known as Element for the most popular Matrix front end. Matrix is a chat Protocol with several different applications that cab be used to participate in the network. Element has full End-to-End encryption, completely open source, fully self hostable and comes with most of the same functionality of Discord or Slack. Also has the ability to Bridge with other chat apps, meaning you can connect Matrix directly to Telegram, or Slack or most other chat apps and mangage those communications via whichever matrix client you choose. Probably the best option for self hosting small companies. Matrix Instance Testing\nMolly- Hardened Signal Fork that is fully open source.\nSignal - An easy-to-use end-to-end encrypted messenger. Long considered the gold standard. Built in auto-delete of messages. standard of chat privacy. Not fully open source. Signal used to require a phone number, but you can now use a username if you prefer. One of the easiest apps to convert normies.\nSilence - A signal fork that picked up SMS direct encryption after Signal decided to no longer pursue it. While you should stay away from SMS whenever possible, it is sometimes still necessary to communicate with certain people this way. And with Silence you can protect yourself. Signal on SMS\nSimpleX - The first messenger without user IDs. SimpleX uses the smart client dumb server model. Meaning you can setup a simple relay to forward your fully encrypted messages to recievers. SimpleX is still early. It has a simple desktop but this isnt fully features currently. In Depth Podcast with the creator.\nSession - Session is an end-to-end encrypted messenger that minimises sensitive metadata, designed and built for people who want absolute privacy and freedom from any form of surveillance. No phone numbers and completely open source.\nTelegram - Easy to use encrypted messaging app. Telegram is NOT End-to-End encrypted by default but does have the option to create E2E secret chats. While its not E2E encrypted it does still encrypt your traffic to the Telegram Servers which is an improvement over SMS. Telegram is simple and is heavily used all across the world, and is a good introduction to a more privacy preserving chat app. However Telegram does have access to user data in its internal servers and has been known to hand that information over at times. Telegram is one of the most used encrypted apps around and as a result can be a haven for scammers.\nThreema - an end-to-end encrypted messenger, similar to Signal. Not a free app. Good overall app, but relatively low userbase due to the non free nature of it.\nWhitenoise - An encrypted messaging app that uses the NOSTR Protocol for private and public key pairs.\nWire - E2E by default. Lots of functionality. Fully open source. Self hosting options available. Built in auto-delete of messages. Can be a bit buggy at times, smaller userbase.\nMetadata Removal # Desktop Metadata removal - Windows and Mac can remove this natively. Linux needs a few steps.\nImagepipe - Android only metadata remover\nMesh Networks # PKT.Cash - PKT uses PacketCrypt, the world’s first bandwidth-hard proof of work. When you connect your home or office internet to the PKT Network, you earn PKT Cash (PKT).PKT mining does not require permission from a centralized company. Miners power the network in a decentralized way, which scales to provide low cost, high speed internet access worldwide.\nOpenmesh - Your Gateway to Building Personalized Data Ecosystems in minutes, instead of weeks. A decentralized node operator that allows for running of various services.\nThreefold - To build an open-source peer-to-peer Internet infrastructure that removes all forms of centralization from the global IT systems. Anything we do needs to improve the planet’s situation and benefit the people around us. Internet access is a human right and it can change everything for the lives of people as an infinite source of tools and information. Our technology was designed to scale ThreeFold anywhere electricity and bandwidth are present.\nMobile # Aliasing # Abine - Offers Phone masking/aliasing for a fee.\nFireFox Relay - Phone Alias service that comes along with an email alias service. Email aliasing is free, phone alias service requires a small monthly fee.)\nSee our All in one Privacy Section for More\nAlternative App Stores # Accrescent - Accrescent is a private and secure Android app store built with modern features in mind. It aims to provide a developer-friendly platform and pleasant user experience while enforcing modern security and privacy practices and offering robust validity guarantees for installed apps.\nAPK-Pure - A site to download and install APK\u0026rsquo;s (install files for phone OSes) this is an easy way to completely bypass app stores. The downside is that your software needs to be updated manually through APK-Pure and is not managed automatically by an app store.\nAptoide - A competitor to the google app store. With over 1 millon apps. While its not specifically privacy focused its a nice alternative when you cant use the regular good app store, or if you cant find what you need in F-Droid.\nAurora Store - A privacy front end for the Google App store. You can find anything you need from google through Aurora. However as this is a front end, it connects to the google app store so that you dont have too. This does require an account. Aurora provides anonymous accounts for you to use, however Google will rate limit these accounts to make them difficult to use sometimes. You can just create your own Gmail account to bypass this if necessary.\nF-Droid - F-Droid is the premier app store for open source apps. For anyone truly intrested in privacy should first check for apps in F-droid before going to mainstream appstores as Fdroid only carries Open Source apps. Completely free, open source and does not require an account.\nObtainium - Obtainium allows you to install and update apps directly from their releases pages, and receive notifications when new releases are made available.\nBurner Phone Numbers # 5sim - Over 500,000 Numbers Originating from Around 180 Countries Online. Low fees. Does not take cryptocurrency.\nBurnerApp - Burner Phone numbers. Usually work for services like Amazon and Twitter\nCrypton - Affordability meets security: For the cost of a movie ticket per month, get a physical SIM phone number. All your messages are encrypted with your personal key, protecting them from prying eyes.\nFreePhoneNum - One time Use burner numbers. Many services wont accept these.\nPhone Blur - offers the use of non-VoIP US phone numbers for account verification, multi-factor authentication, and other needs. Formerly Text Secure.\nSMSPool - Privacy focused non voip SMS burner numbers with area codes from all over the world. Company accepts cryptocurrency including Monero. Cheap options that are known to work with difficult providers like Discord or Twitter.\nSMS4SATS - Bitcoin focused SMS numbers that utilize Bitcoins Layer 2, Lightning network.\nTelnum - Burner Numbers and permanent numbers via Monero\nTossable Digits - Alternative to Google voice for phone porting. Also provides multiple phone numbers.\nMobile Operating Systems # CalyxOS - A privacy focused de-Googled Android Alternative that’s more privacy focused than Lineage but more user friendly than Graphene. Only available on Google Pixel models.\nE.foundation - Degoogled Phone OS that works with most major phone models\nGraphene OS - The king of Privacy phones. Completely de-googled heavily privacy focused phone App Store. Only available on Google Pixel models. Install Guide and Another install guide\nHavoc-OS - Similar to Lineage with large compatibility of devices. Works on over 150 devices. Still available but not a lot of updates.\nLineage – An open source Android alternative that’s compatible with most major Smart Phone and other Android Devices. Does not have a locked bootloader, which is a slight security concern.\nPlexus - App that lists compatibility of over 1000 phone apps for Open source phone roms.\nUbuntu Touch - Open Source Phone and Tablet Rom.\nMobile Phones # Above Phone - The Above Phone offers Graphene OS phones for sale along with their own services like \u0026ldquo;Above VPN\u0026rdquo; along with additional support to help you get fully migrated over to their ecosystem.\nDe-googled - Sells De-googled phones, Lineage Calyx and Graphene - Takes crypto\nEfani - Company that offers Sim Swap protection and prevention. \u0026ldquo;Efani works like any other carrier, except Efani adds exceptional security to your plan via an impressive security tech stack.\u0026rdquo;\nFairphone - Sustainable phone that lets your replace all parts in the phone. Will support CalyxOS soon. currently only available in the UK. Also offers sustainable headphones and other items.\nFreedomphone - NOT RECOMMENDED. Privacy focused phone marketing towards conservatives. OS Is closed source, with little in the way of details on how anything actually works. Backed by conservative commentator Candace Owens.\nFrequency Check - App that lets you check what plans and locations your phone is compatible with.\nIsland - Sandboxing app for Stock Android\nMamushi- Specializes in Calyx OS , Accepts Monero.\nMark37 - A full service Christian privacy company that specializes in their \u0026ldquo;Ghost Phone\u0026rdquo; a Graphene OS phone with custom config. Offers several other privacy services and devices.\nNitrokey - Phones with Mics and Cameras removed\nPine64 - Completely Open Source Phone. May have some compatibility issues.\nPrivate Phone Shop - Fully configured privacy focused phones you purchase. Primarily offers Lineage and Graphene OS. Also offers other privacy services.\nProject Guardian - A physical phone silencing device. A new machine that silences all noise going into your phone from your micophone. All you have to do is set your phone on top of the device and it blocks all incoming sound. Also provides wireless charging. Can be used with two phones at a time.\nPurism - NOT RECOMENDED. Completely Open Source Phone from the ground up, however this comes with many difficulties including supply chain issues. Purism has been known to have very late deliveries in some cases as long as years with no refunds. Order with caution.\nRoninMobile - RoninDojo a bitcoin privacy company, now makes pixel based phones with options for both Calyx and Graphene.\nUnplugged Phone - Unplugged phone is a closed source privacy phone touted by many conservative influencers. It offers its own ecosystem of privacy apps. However many of these apps arent likely to be very useful since you need their phone in order to use them. Given this and the closed source nature of the software we cannot recomend this phone at this time. You are better off with known Open-source alternatives.\nVolla Phone - A minimalist design and new operating concept with the springboard, quick menu and collections. Comes with either Volla OS or Ubuntu Touch installed.\nMobile Service Providers # AweSIM - Privacy focused phone service. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nFreedomPop - Cheap and in some cases free VOIP plans.\nInvisv - Privacy focused phone service. INVISV Relay brings Multi-Party Relay (MPR) privacy to Android, offering a service that decouples trust: where INVISV\u0026rsquo;s job is to ensure that nobody but you has all your critical information. In effect, your requests for data from the Internet, whether with a web browser or with any other app, are unlinked from your identity, and neither INVISV nor our infrastructure partners nor your broadband Internet provider nor a mobile operator can link your identity and your Internet usage and location together.\nSIMXL - e-SIMs Accessible for Everyone, that accepts Monero.\nSilent Link - A real phone number provider not a VOIP number, that can be acquired anonymously. Only allows for incoming calls, but also provides a cheap data plan. Does not always provide the best service. A backup data plan is not a bad idea with this service while using Silent link primarily for privacy.\nVOIP Providers # Hushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nJMP - Private VOIP numbers. Uses the company Telnyx on the back end, but it try\u0026rsquo;s to make this process simpler for a small fee, as you can use Telnyx directly for cheaper fees and good privacy but the process is quite difficult.\nPassword Managers # Password managers are one of the few security tools that makes your life easier. With all of your passwords in one place, often including a password autofill so that you don\u0026rsquo;t have to even type your password, which also helps to keep you safe from keylogging or should surfing attacks.\nBitwarden - FOSS password manager. Free cloud password management, or you can completely self host. 2FA is easily configurable as well. Decryption happens on your client device not on the server, meaning your passwords are encrypted if the server is compromised. Bitwarden also has a password generator, and allows for multiple password encrypted password accounts making it perfect for a small enterprise solution.\nKeepass - The top local password manager. Instead of setting up a server you can run your password manager directly on your personal work machine.\nPasswordSafe - A local password Manager that utilizes Blowfish. Created by security expert and old school cypherpunk Bruce Schneier. Works on windows and Linux.\nVPNMentor Secure Password Generator - Online Password generator for when you aren\u0026rsquo;t working with a standard password manager. Provides other high quality VPN and password related tools as well, like a password strength checker.\nPrivacy for Cars # 49dollarmontanaregisteredagent - Montana based company that creates LLC’s and will register your car to that LLC in Montana thus keeping your name unattached to the car. Montana has the added benefit of a one time registration for cars over 11 years old and no emissions or safety checks\nDeflock - Deflock is a site that tracks \u0026ldquo;Flock\u0026rdquo; ALPR camera readers. Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) are cameras that capture images of all passing license plates, storing details like the car\u0026rsquo;s location, date, and time. These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles—regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. While these systems can be useful for tracking stolen cars or wanted individuals, they are mostly used to track the movements of innocent people.\nFreedomev - Open source software for Tesla cars. Still in development.\nGhostPlate - Physical device that lets you temporarily obscure your license plate.\nHave I Been Flocked - A website that lets you see whether or not someone has manually searched your license plate in the Flock System.\nNotmyPlate - App that lets you request to legally opt out of License plate collection data via the GDPR. Not likely to be super helpful in non EU countries.\nOpen Auto - An open source alternative to Android Auto, and app that helps you utilize your phone wild driving.\nOpen XC - OpenXC is a combination of open source hardware and software that lets you extend your vehicle with custom applications and pluggable modules. It uses standard, well-known tools to open up a wealth of data from the vehicle to developers, even beyond OBD-II.\nPlate Privacy - A project by the Institute for Justice to track car camera software and fight back.\nPrivacyforCars - Delete your data from rental cars after you are no longer using them. Website also provides a lot of other privacy education on vehicles.\nVehiclePrivacyreport - Check for status of vehicles internet connection to the manufacturers\nPrivacy Resources and Education # Podcasts # Citadel Dispatch - Hosted by Matt Odell a Freedom and Bitcoin Advocate.\nClosed Network - Privacy and security podcast focused on the everyday person and using simple tools and techniques to become a smaller target for online attacks.\nOptOut - Hosted by privacy and freedom advocate Seth for Privacy, covering a wide range of privacy related issues.\nPrivacy Security and Osint - Hosted by the king of privacy, Micahel Bazzell, covers a wide range of privacy, security and Osint. Currently on a hiatus.\nSurveillance Report - Joint hosted by Privacy advocates Henry from Techlore and Nate from the New Oil. Break down of weekly data leaks and privacy incursions.\nWatchMan Privacy - Hosted by Gabriel Custodiet, a principled privacy and freedom advocate.\nOther Privacy Lists # alternativeto.net\nbrainfucksec.github.io/a-good-privacy-list\ndegoogle.jmoore.dev/#replacementsalternatives\ngithub.com/mendel5/alternative-front-ends\ngithub.com/mjovanc/awesome-decentralized\ngithub.com/pluja/awesome-privacy\nlopp.net/bitcoin-information/privacy.html\nnomoregoogle.com\nPrism-Break\nproducthunt.com\nprivacyfirstproducts.softr.app\nprivacytools.io\nreddit.com/r/privacy/wiki/de-google\nsovereignstack.tools\nPurchase Proxys # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nAnonShop - This one works a bit different. You pick a product you want and send the link to AL. AL will then purchase the item and send it to a nearby locker based on your zip code. All paid with Monero. This currently only works for Amazon orders.\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPurse.io - A purchase proxy that offers up to 15% discounts with crypto and users will purchase products for you. Currently takes BTC, BCH and lightning.\nRouters # Anyone - A harward based internet router/proxy that provides privacy by default.\nFlash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router,that prioritizes network wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come per-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers than can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that thats forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls and a virtual server seperate from the Firewall OS.\nSearch # Brave Search - Private search results, using its own indexer, with full search transparency. Aims to be one of the biggest competitors to google. In Depth Review\nDuckDuckGo - Biggest privacy focused search engine, they have admitted to censoring in some cases, but overall still better than Google.\nKagi - Privacy respecting search engine does not track any info or provide any ads and no data mining or IP collecting. Requires an account and limits amount of searches per day for free accounts. Offers paid accounts as well. Not Open Source. Privacy policy\nMojeek - Search engine that claims to use its own indexer and does not rely on search results from Bing or Google\nPresearch - Decentralized search engine that pays you out per search with their own token. You can also run a node and get paid out in their token provided you meet the minimum requirements.\nSearx - Searx is probably the most hard-core of the options, but provides a very solid experience and search results across multiple sources.\nSearch Ranking and Analysis\nWhoogle - A google search proxy that can be hosted. Check out Seth for Privacys public instance of Whoogle It’s easy to self-host, if desired.Public instances\nShipping Services # AtoB - Everything you need to send and receive packages in a decentralized way. Built on NOSTR.\nAmerica’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nProxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide.\nSovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption.\nTraveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it.\nVirtual Private Networks (VPNs) # Cloak - Experimental new program. it works by masquerading proxied traffic as normal web browsing activities. In contrast to traditional tools which have very prominent traffic fingerprints and can be blocked by simple filtering rules, it\u0026rsquo;s very difficult to precisely target Cloak with little false positives. This increases the collateral damage to censorship actions as attempts to block Cloak could also damage services the censor state relies on.\nGuardster - Anonymizer service that provides an alternative to VPN.\nIVPN - No logs, regularly audited VPN service, No customer data stored, Clear privacy policy, Transparent ownership and team, Strong ethics: no trackers, no false promises, no surveillance ads. In Depth Reviews\nKagi - (Note: appears in search section as well, if you want to keep just one mention, you can.)\nLN VPN - VPN service based on the lightning network. You can purchase and use wireguard based VPN services all on lightning. Also offers phone numbers per country all paid via lightning.\nLokiNet - New experimental TOR competitor.\nMullvad - Mullvad has a long reputation of preserving privacy. Mullvad does not log traffic, proven by a police raid. Allows anonymous sign ups, Accepts Monero for payment for Premium accounts. Uses a killswitch and uses Wireguard for speed and security. Provides a mobile app and desktop app. The Mobile app can be a bit finicky for some people. Does not have an app kill switch. In Depth Review\nNym - A new VPN project that works to implement new tech inlcuding mixnets, zk-nyms, post quantum tech and more. Backed by Wikileaks Chelsea Manning.\nPIA - PIA is a solid VPN provider that accepts BTC, uses Wireguard offers cheap rates. PIA is also well known for providing static Ip’s for your VPN. This can be useful for some services that block general VPN access. PIA does not keep logs for privacy concerns. Does not include a kill switch In Depth Review\nSentinel- A decentralized crypto currency backed VPN built on the Cosmos blockchain that aims to provide a decentralized VPN.\nVopono - App for managing Split tunneling in VPN’s. Split tunneling lets you send some traffic through a VPN and delegate specific traffic exempt to the VPN Encrypted tunnel or traffic. This can be useful when trying to use certain apps locally on a LAN. Some VPN Apps have this built in, but this isnt always accessible on all VPN’s or on all versions of the VPN. For Example Proton VPN has this function built in on the Windows version and the Mobile version but not on the linux desktop version.\nVPN Rankings and breakdowns by privacy advocate Techlore more VPN Rankings and More Rankings\nVPNMentor - Offers a wide range of VPN related education, in addition to VPN related tools and more VPN Rankings.\n"},{"id":17,"href":"/self-hosting/","title":"Self Hosting","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If something is free, you’re not the customer; you’re the product.” ― Bruce Schneier\nWhile privacy tools are fantastic, they sometimes miss the true root of the problem. In times of increasing censorship and data theft, owning your data is the best way to increase your privacy and security while dramatically reducing your ability to be censored. When done right, much of this can be done very cheaply. If you already own your hardware much of the software is free or very cheap. Instead of never ending subscriptions and increasing costs with big tech, simply remove them from your life by self hosting. Take back your digital sovereignty.\nBackup Applications # Pika Backup - Pika Backup is designed to save your personal data and does not support complete system recovery. Locally and remote encrypted backups.Open Source.\nPerkeep - Perkeep is a set of open source formats, protocols, and software for modeling, storing, searching, sharing and synchronizing data in the post-PC era. Data may be files or objects, tweets or 5TB videos, and you can access it via a phone, browser or FUSE filesystem. Open Source.\nProxmox Backup Server - Proxmox Backup Server is an enterprise backup solution, for backing up and restoring VMs, containers, and physical hosts. By supporting incremental, fully deduplicated backups, Proxmox Backup Server significantly reduces network load and saves valuable storage space. With strong encryption and methods of ensuring data integrity, you can feel safe when backing up data, even to targets which are not fully trusted.\nCamera Systems # Ezvidoo - EZVidoo is a free CCTV surveillance software for Windows, Linux, and Raspberry Pi. It supports IP Cameras by default, local USB cams, and Camera Audios.EZVidoo also supports numerous sensor types as motion, audio, object, face, and person sensors. By default, it offers a recording support on 24/7 basic, and features, alerts, notifications and mobile access. Not open source.\nIspyconnect - Free and Open source Camera software. Compatible with a wide range of camera devices.\nKerberos.io - An open, scalable and modular solution that supports your use cases at home up to large scale production video landscapes.\nCloud Document Services # Cryptpad - End-to-end encrypted and open-source collaboration suite, that can be used in the cloud or self-hosted. Google docs alternative.\nOnlyOffice - Includes Free Cloud, Paid Cloud, and Self-Hosted options.\nStandard Notes - One of the top note-taking apps. Self-hostable, includes 2FA, E2E, scheduled email backups and more. Charges for the higher level plans with more features.\nCloud Hosting # Open Source as a Service # Cryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nDisroot - Privacy-focused ecosystem. Provides multiple cloud services. Including Email, Nextcloud, Cryptpad etc…\nFederated.Computer - Great open-source replacements for Dropbox, Google Workplace, Zoom, Slack, Airtable, Mailchimp, 1Password, Netlify, Github, Calendy, your spying VPN and much more for the low price of $39 a month. As many users as you want. Only pay for more storage when/if you need it.Federated includes Human Support and full Backups. The benefits of self-hosting without the day-to-day high-stakes drudgery. Affiliate Link\nKoofr - Allows for importing of Drive, Dropbox etc. Privacy-focused cloud storage free up to 10 Gb’s. ^1,2^\nNextCloud - Self-hosted cloud software for a massive amount of options. Takes a bit of config, but nextcloud functions as a full Google Docs replacement in addition to many other options including music and video hosting. Also provides cloud hosting if you do not wish to self-host. Next Cloud is currently available in other Privacy-focused ecosystems like Start9, Umbrel, Yunohost, Dietpi and many more, with just a few clicks. Or you can self-host on your OS of choice.\nLink Tree Alternatives # AllMyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nCoinDrop - Like link tree but specifically for crypto web wallets. All your wallets and donation methods in one simple place.\nLibertyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nOperating Systems # While more well-known OSes like Windows server or Ubuntu server are great, there are other lesser-known OSes purpose-built to help people self-host, by pre-packaging applications in nice ready-made GUI. This can be especially useful for less technical users.\nHyperVisors for Virtualization # ProxMox - Proxmox is the primary open source solution for virtual machine hosting. Like VmWare or Hyper V except Proxmox is completely open source and free. It offers you the ability to run multiple virtual servers on a single physical server, easily allowing you to run several different software Operating systems for zero cost. Comes with snapshots, backups, server monitoring, native containerization and much more. Find a list of Proxmox based scripts here these scripts allow for single lines of code for setting up hundreds of apps. One of the absolute best ways to get into self hosting. XCP-NG - A solid alternative to Proxmox. the user-friendly, high-performance virtualization solution, developed collaboratively for unrestricted features and open-source accessibility with Turnkey Server Virtualization. Operating Systems # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, NEAR, Avalanche and more.\nCASA OS - Community-based open source software focused on delivering simple personal cloud experience around Docker ecosystem. Despite the name CASA OS is not an OS. It is an app similar to Umbrel or Citadel, a GUI for docker images. Comes with some unique apps, like Nginx Proxy Manager and Cloudflare Tunnels. Also provides Clearnet support with a fairly flexible set of config options. Also has a nice simple GUI for file uploads, this is especially useful with something like Jellyfin or Calibre-Web.\nCitadel - Umbrel open source Fork offering much of the same options.\nCloudron - Cloudron is unique in that it offers offsite backups to AWS, includes a built-in firewall that monitors all traffic and comes with its own built-in email server.\nCoolify - An open-source \u0026amp; self-hostable Heroku / Netlify alternative.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Storj, Zcash, Cosmos Tornado Cash and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nDietPI - A Linux distro OS. Dietpi comes with over 200 app packages and dependencies built in. While more command line skills are required than Umbrel or Embassy, Dietpi makes it very easy to install over 100 apps and dependencies. While largely built for Raspberry Pi, Dietpi also has specific images created for a wide range of hardware. Dietpi is a bit more difficult than platforms like Yunohost, but runs a bit more reliably and offers more total tools, including backups, VPN integration, clearnet, and more. Documentation is better than Yunohost, but could still be improved.\nFulmo - A lighting network focused OS configured to run on a Raspberry Pi.\nFreedomBox - Another OS that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Currently more limited than most of the other OSes in terms of apps in the internal app store.\nHome Lab OS - HomelabOS allows anyone to easily deploy, backup, restore, and maintain over 100 different applications and services. Everything from video players, to home automation, to chat services. These services can continue to function at full speed on your LAN even when your external internet is completely offline.\nMoneroOS - OS dedicated to Monero mining.\nMy Node BTC - Another OS that focuses primarily on Bitcoin Software. Includes BTCPay Server, Dojo, Whirlpool, Join Market and much more. Comes with Clearnet, Tor, and I2P.\nPinode-XMR - PiNode-XMR is a completely free and open source suite of tools to help a user run their own Monero node with ease. PiNode-XMR is designed for use with single board computers (SBC) such as the Raspberry Pi, Pine64 or Odroid hardware to allow for very cheap node setup and minimal 24/7 running costs due to low power usage.\nPiBox - Currently has a small offering of Apps but is working on adding more. Notable Apps are Nextcloud, Jellyfin and Homeassistant.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nRunTipi - Tipi is a personal homeserver orchestrator. It is running docker containers under the hood and provides a simple web interface to manage them. Every service comes with an opinionated configuration in order to remove the need for manual configuration and network setup. RunTipi comes with Clearnet configuration, but this can be a bit buggy in some cases. This is still very much in development.\nStart9 - Start OS makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy, not completely open source. Currently routes all services over TOR or lets you host over LAN. This increases privacy but can make things more difficult to interact with Non TOR/Start9 users. Heavily supports bitcoin software and includes a NOSTR node and several other tools. While there is currently no clearnet support, StartOS is overall very stable. Start9 also offers some of the better documentation and error handling. Save 5% on any S9 Server with code \u0026ldquo;LOTR\u0026rdquo;\nUBOS - A newer project. Less impressive interface and less apps than some of the other projects.\nUmbrel - Interface that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Beautiful interface but still needs a few bugs worked out. Apps are difficult to config after being setup. Offers lots of Bitcoin Node Software. Umbrel and StartOS are very similar options as they both focus heavily on BTC and Lightning nodes and currently offer only LAN and TOR hosting. Umbrel offers more apps but Start OS offers a much more reliable platform. Umbrel is not an OS but rather an GUI application manager for Docker.\nYunoHost - Free and Open Source with over 100 apps. Yuno host comes with Clearnet support with your own custom domains and offers you free pre-selected domains you can use. Yunohost has a nice troubleshooting tool that helps you find issues with port/firewall troubleshooting. Yunohost has a lot of features but can be a bit buggy at times.\nMedia Center OSes # If you are currently running a Roku, Amazon Firestick, or pretty much any other store-bought hardware device for media streaming, it\u0026rsquo;s very likely that it sends out massive amounts of data back to different companies. This is terrible for privacy, self-sovereignty, security, and internet bandwidth. While it\u0026rsquo;s difficult to purchase hardware that does not do this, you can set up your own version with some of the following user-friendly Operating systems.\nLibreElec - LibreELEC is a lightweight ‘Just enough OS’ Linux distribution purpose-built for Kodi on current and popular mediacentre hardware.\nOSMC - OSMC (Open Source Media Center) is a free and open source media player based on Linux. Founded in 2014, OSMC lets you play back media from your local network, attached storage, and the Internet. OSMC is the leading media center in terms of feature set and community and is based on the Kodi project.\nXbian - XBian is a small, fast, and lightweight media center distribution for the Raspberry Pi, CuBox-i, Hummingboard, and many more devices to come. It is based on a minimal Debian and therefore offers much of the same freedom as Debian offers. Our slogan is “XBian, the bleeding edge” as our main focus is delivering the fastest Kodi solution for various small form factor computers.\nPhoto Storage # Ente - Encrypted cloud photo storage.\nImmich - Self-hosted backup solution for photos and videos on mobile devices.\nPhotoprism - PhotoPrism is an AI-Powered Photos App for the Decentralized Web. It makes use of the latest technologies to tag and find pictures automatically without getting in your way. You can run it at home, on a private server, or in the cloud.\nRemote Control Software # AeroAdmin - Easy and free Remote access service for many OS’s. Not Open source.\nMesh Commander - Free Open Source Teamviewer Alternative.\nNetBird - NetBird combines a WireGuard®-based overlay network with Zero Trust Network Access, providing a unified open source platform for reliable and secure connectivity. Requires authentication account with a big tech identity provider. Offers free self hosting options.\nPangolin - Pangolin is an open-source and identity-aware tunneled reverse proxy server. Pangolin’s distributed architecture with nodes provide highly available ingress to ensure applications always remain accessible. Open Source.\nRustDesk - TeamViewer, AnyDesk, and Splashtop to RustDesk for a secure and reliable remote desktop experience with your own self-hosted servers. Open Source.\nTailScale - Tailscale is an easy VPN that allows you to connect back into your network without excessive configuration or firewall rules. While Tailscale is not fully open source and requires an requires authentication account with a big tech identity provider. However there is a fully self-hosted version you can run.\nRouters # Flash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router, that prioritizes network-wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come pre-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built-in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers that can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all-purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router, or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that is forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls, and a virtual server separate from the Firewall OS.\nSSH/RDP Applications # Easy SSH - Simple application that lets you save all of your SSH logins and passwords in one easy interface. This way you can login go from SSH terminal port easily and quickly without needing to type in your credentials. Linux Only.\nmRemoteNG - Just like Easy SSH, but also supports RDP, Telnet, HTTPS, Powershell, and more. Windows only.\nWebsite Tools # Ackee - Self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool for those who care about privacy. Ackee runs on your own server, analyzes the traffic of your websites, and provides useful statistics in a minimal interface.\nGhost - Self-Hosting and cloud hosting with open source software. Ghost is primarily used as a blogging platform as a competitor to something like Substack. Unlike Hugo Ghost offers a GUI for most of your website management.\nHugo - Popular open-source static site generators. Helps you simply create websites for desktop and mobile without substantial amounts of HTML code. Hugo is completely open source and utilizes markdown files primarily. Liberty Tools is run with Hugo.\nImmuneweb - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\nMatomo - Privacy first Google analytics alternative.\nPlausible - Simple and privacy-friendly Google Analytics alternative - Extensive Review\nSSLLABS - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\n"},{"id":18,"href":"/social-media/","title":"Social Media","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.” ― George Washington\nSocial media is a mixed bag. It connects the world and allows for the rapid dissemination of news, true and untrue. But in the last few years censorship has become a massive problem across all major social media platforms. Its important that we cultivate presences on social media that are more resilient to censorship and de-platforming. These services should be run as decentralized as possible to avoid coordinated take downs like we saw with the Conservative social media company Parler, where big tech collaborated to largely destroy the company.\nFreedom Respecting Social Media # Blue Sky - Blue Sky is an open source project backed by Jack Dorsey in an attempt to create a decentralized social network protocol as an alternative to Twitter. In May 2024 Jack Dorsey resigned from the BlueSky board, and donated 21 Million to the Open Source Protocol NOSTR. Blue Sky is very leftwing.\nDiaspora - Diaspora is a decentralized open source social media platform. With Diaspora you need to host your own instance by running a server or \u0026ldquo;pod\u0026rdquo;, meaning you own your data. Due to the decentralized nature of the platform it can be difficult to connect with other profiles, the platform has less than 1 million users after after 13 years of operation.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here\nGab - A centralized Free Speech Social media platform. Gab has been de-platformed by most of big tech and largely runs its own architecture in order to to keep operations running. Platform users tend to skew right wing.\nGettr - GETTR is a social media platform built on the foundation of freedom of opinion and expression. Gettr is a socialized platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t seem to offer anything particularly new, other than being a Twitter Alternative. Private messages claim to be E2E. But Gettr is not open sourced.\nLemmy - Lemmy is a selfhosted social link aggregation and discussion platform. Similar to Reddit but it is completely free and open, and not controlled by any company. This means that there is no advertising, tracking, or secret algorithms. Content is organized into communities, so it is easy to subscribe to topics that you are interested in, and ignore others. Voting is used to bring the most interesting items to the top.\nLocals - Locals is a free speech social media platform that is owned by Rumble. Locals is a centralized alternative to other social media. Founded by conservative commentator Dave Rubin.\nMastodon - Mastodon is an open source, self hosted social networking service that aims to be a twitter competitor. Mastodon lets you connect to specific Mastodon instances as part of a federation protocol. Due to this setup Larger mastodon servers can censor other servers from connecting to their instances. Tends to be a more left wing community.\nMeWe - MeWe is a centralized company that\u0026rsquo;s been running a social media platform for over a decade. MeWe is committed to privacy and an ad-free experience. The project is currently in development to be migrated to web3 blockchain based infrastructure.\nMinds - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.\nTruth Social - Founded by Donald Trump in response to Trump getting removed from Twitter. Truth Social is a centralized open source fork of Mastodon. Truth Social is known to censor content, mostly leftwing content.\nTwitter/X - Twitter is a centralized social media platform. While Twitter has become a free speech focused platform its far from perfect. Twitter is overwhelmingly the single biggest platform for spreading speech. Twitter is bad for privacy and is encouraging a ID based verification program, that will be in the hands of its future owners. Case against Twitter\nMeetup Alternatives # Agorakit - Agorakit is web-based, open source groupware for collectives. By creating collaborative groups, people can discuss topics, organize events, store files and keep everyone updated as needed. Agorakit is a forum, calendar, file manager, mapping tool and email notifier.\nFlockstr - NOSTR based Meetup alternative. Connects directly with your NOSTR Account, and also works with your lightning wallet to receive ZAPS (micro bitcoin transactions.)\nJoinMobilizon - Mobilizon is not a giant platform, but a multitude of interconnected Mobilizon websites. This federated architecture helps avoid monopolies and offers a diversity of hosting terms of service.\nLuma - An international meetup alternative, that provides more value at a much lower price than meetup. Has built in support for cryptocurrency wallets like Eth and Solana.\nPartiful - Free for users, requires SMS in order to gave out regular event updates. Not specifically freedom focused, but another good option.\nNOSTR # NOSTR is the future of decentralized social media. NOSTR is not controlled or owned by any private company or person. NOSTR is a protocol similar to Email or TCP/IP. It can be accessed by anyone or any company. NOSTR uses the dumb server smart client model. Meaning anyone can setup a simple server/relay that preserves and encrypts the NOSTR ecosystem. NOSTR directly incorporates bitcoin via the lightning network. You can send \u0026ldquo;ZAPS\u0026rdquo; which are low cost lightning transactions to any person on NOSTR, and your posts can likewise receives Zaps from anyone on the network. In addition to major support from the freedom and Bitcoin communities, NOSTR has been financially backed by Jack Dorsey and heavily supported by Edward Snowden. NOSTR offers several different clients that allow you to interact with the NOSTR protocol. Some of those clients:\nAlby - A NOSTR and Bitcoin plugin. Allows you to hold your private keys in order to interact with NOSTR, lighting and other bitcoin apps.\nDamus - NOSTR Client for Iphone.\nNOSTR Apps - A database of many differnt NOSTR Apps\nNostr.Watch - Track relays where a connection can currently be established.\nNostr.directory - Find your twitter follows on NOSTR\nNostrChat - Encrypted chat built on NOSTR.\nPrimal - A client designed to look like a twitter clone.\nZap.Stream - Directly integrated into NOSTR Zap lets you stream for SATS (bitcoin Lightning) and earn in kind easily from any and all viewers.\nYoutube Alternatives # Bitchute - A decentralized Youtube alternative that tends to have a lot of right-leaning content, due to this they often get censored or blocked.\nCiVL - CiVL is a free streaming platform for courageous stories and subversive ideas that challenge power structures. Get access to award-winning films, shows, and debates. No ads. No credit card to join.\nD.tube - A decentralized youtube alternative. DTube is a community powered video sharing platform where users vote on videos to reward creators, curators, influencers and viewers in cryptocurrency.\nMadiator - Privacy focused front end for LBRY, the network that hosts ODYSEE.\nODYSEE - A decentralized video platform built on the LBRY network. With the recent SEC Judgement against ODYSEE the long term future of the platform is uncertain, however plans are to migrate to the Arweave network. Odysee also has a nice simple feature allowing you to connect your youtube channel and autosync all content for a convenient backup of your channel.\nPeerTube A free and open-source, decentralized, ActivityPub federated video platform powered by WebTorrent, that uses peer-to-peer technology to reduce load on individual servers when viewing videos.\nRumble - A centralized alternative to youtube that bills itself as protector of free speech.\n"}]
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-[{"id":0,"href":"/affiliates/","title":"Affiliates","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" *\"Tell me with whom you associate, and I will tell you who you are.\"* - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe This is our affiliate page for brands we use and trust. While the goal of Liberty Tools is to list every single tool for human liberty, we cant vet them all. These are brands and projects that we actually use and endorse and generally have a relationship with. As such, we have affiliate links with them, and this is one small way you can support us at no additional cost to you! These links also show up on their specific categories page as well.\nAupa Bar - The Chad of energy bars run by a based bitcoin business. High quality grass fed meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit, no garbage filler like seed oils. AUPA gives 5% discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. These bars come from the best quality farms in Colorado. Stack this with code \u0026ldquo;Liberty\u0026rdquo; for an additional 5% off some of the best meat bars around.\nCloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nDelete Me - Our date is leaked everyday. Thats why its important to use services like Delete Me. Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. Use our Affiliate link to save 20%.\nFederated.Computer - Federated is another Denver based company offering Open Source as a service. Sometimes physically hosting servers just isn\u0026rsquo;t viable. In those cases cloud hosting can be a necessary option. But most cloud hosting come from tech giants like AWS or Google Cloud who sell your data and will censor you if you have the wrong politics. Federated.Computer offers you cheap, easy open source options to get many of the benefits of Big Tech without compromising your privacy. Please use our affiliate link to sign up if you\u0026rsquo;re interested!\nHushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nLive Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our affiliate link if you are interested.\nPrivacy.com - Privacy.com is the best way to pay with fiat online while still protecting your privacy. Create debit card aliases that can be limited based on total amount spends or by vendors. With card aliases you dont have to worry about leaked card info, overcharges or annoying vendors that refuse to cancel your subscription, privacy.com lets you do all of that for free. Please use our referral link and sign up for a free account.\nStart 9 - Start 9 is one of our favorite companies. Local to Denver, Start9 offers home personal servers with their own Operating system, that makes it easy for you to own and host your data out of a physical server that you own. Offers an app store with multiple applications that include Bitcoin and Monero full nodes, Matrix and SimpleX messaging, Vaultwarden for password management, Nextcloud for all sorts of hosting including word docs, music, contacts calendar and so much more.\n"},{"id":1,"href":"/agorism/","title":"Agorism","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If taxation without consent is not robbery, then any band of robbers have only to declare themselves a government, and all their robberies are legalized.” ― Lysander Spooner\nAgorism is a social philosophy that advocates creating a society in which all relations between people are voluntary exchanges by means of counter-economics, engaging with aspects of nonviolent revolution, founded by Samuel Edward Konkin the third. Agorism is a different approach to creating freedom, than electoral politics. Sometimes also known as the concept of \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizens.\u0026rdquo;\nAgorist Communities (International) # Bitcoin Beach - Bitcoin Beach is working to create a sustainable circular Bitcoin economy in El Salvador. Following the dramatic decrease in crime and the governments bitcoin backing, Bitcoin Beach has become one of the best Bitcoin communities in the world. Free Society - Free Society aims to build a new sovereign society by negotiating with an existing government. There are many examples of governments granting another nation sovereignty over a part of their territory, and Free Society believes this is the best way forward. Free State Project - The Free State Project is a movement of thousands of freedom-loving people to New Hampshire. Started in 2003, there are thousands of individuals just like you in New Hampshire. Together, Free Staters have built an incredible, real-life community full of people who value liberty and responsibility. Free Cities - The Free Cities Foundation aims to inspire, inform and connect people to create a global market of living together in Free Cities. Free Cities are self-governing territories that uphold individual rights and freedoms. They aim to create more prosperous and autonomous urban spaces. Freedom Haven - Seasteading org working to build a workable seasteading options. Seasteading is the idea of creating permanent living homes that exist outside government jurisdiction in international waters. Liberland - The Free Republic of Liberland is a small experimental country located on the banks of the Danube River, known as Gornja Siga. Liberland is built on classical liberal (libertarian) ideals which emphasize autonomy and minimize the state\u0026rsquo;s encroachment on individual liberties. Rule of law, bodily autonomy, free trade, freedom of choice, freedom of movement, and others are all core tenets of our fledgling nation. PraxisNation - Praxis Nation builds off the concept of the network state by Balaji Srinivasan. Which theories that in the modern world we can create a decentralized country that can offer many of the benefits of standard country. Praxis aims to offer land, its own currency and eventually citizenship among many other things. Pronomos - Pronomos is a venture capital fund that works to build the \u0026ldquo;cities of tomorrow.\u0026rdquo; Pronomos has worked to fund Prospera, Praxis, and many more starup cities. Prospera - Prospera is a new libertarian smart city located in Honduras, that works as an economic zone largely free of local government taxes. An experimental project that does exist by a government grant, but its working to prove out a new potential model of cities. Learn more with the REASON documentary. Digital Nomad Services # Escapees - Escapees bills itself as an RV club, but it offers many services for a digital nomad lifestyle, including mail forwarding and temporary residences among many other things. Based in the U.S. Liberation Travel - Focuses on helping users find residency in multiple countries primarly including Paraguay, Uruguay, Panama and Georgia. Nomad Capitalist - Nomad Capitalist specializes in legally and ethically reducing your tax rate, diversifying and safeguarding your assets, growing your passport portfolio, and maximizing your freedom. Passports for Crypto - Quickly acquire Citizenship in St. Kitts by purchasing property without ever actually visiting St. Kitts. Planbpassport - A service that helps facilitate second passports. Accepts Bitcoin and very much adopts a \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizen\u0026rdquo; Mindset. General Tools # Agorist Nexus - Agorist Nexus is a hub for free exchange, focusing on the spread of Agorism and connecting the counter-economy Agorist Tax Advice - Paid service to minimize your tax strategy. Live Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our above affiliate link if you are interested. Lost Horizons - Platform with a wide range of topics around opting out of taxes and deconstructing the legal system. Mobazha - Formerly known as Openbazaar, Mobazaha aims to be a decentralized market where people can buy and sell products across the world for various different crypto currencies. One Stupid Fuck - Opt out of the tax structure. Terrible website name and design, but a resource that provides great step by step videos of opting out of the current tax structure. Taxation is Theft App - App that walks people through the logical ideas of taxation being theft. Similar to the not yet launched project \u0026ldquo;The mirror\u0026rdquo; by Larken Rose. Shipping Services # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Sovereign Homesteading # Abundant Acres - A small company that helps you design your sovereign homestead blueprint. Empshield - EMP Shield is the World’s first EMP protection technology for an entire home and vehicle tested to military and UL 1449 standards from ETL. H20 Machine - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. My Patriot Supply - Purchase food and other supplies. Seedarmory.com - Every one of Seed Armory\u0026rsquo;s seed vaults contains only 100% survival grade, 100% heirloom seeds, and are always non-GMO. Seeds, vaults, and packets are kept at low refrigerated temperatures until ready for shipping. Spout Water - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. Works at a much smaller scale than H20 Machine. StealthAngelSurvival.com - Purchase a wide variety of survival gear. Survivalrealty.com - Off grid real estate. "},{"id":2,"href":"/books/","title":"Books","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\nLiberty Tools Book List Welcome to the Liberty Tools Book list! This is our official book recommendations for the best books across a wide range of liberty topics. We do not specifically endorse every idea in these books or by these authors, but we do recommended them as a good place to learn about the topics at hand. Not all of these books are specifically libertarian, but they contain valuable information that could benefit anyone regardless of political philosophy. Find these books here: Anna\u0026rsquo;s Archive and Libgen If you enjoy any of these books please considering purchasing. Category Author Agorism Community Technology Karl Hess New Libertarian Manifesto Samuel Edward Konkin III Agorist Class Theory Wally Conger How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Derrick Broze Anti-Politics Sal Mayweather Anarchy in Practice - Stateless Solutions Community Technology David Freidman New Libertarian Manifesto Walter Block Agorist Class Theory Ryan McMaken How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Hans Herman Hoppe Anti-Politics Robert Murphy The Market for Liberty Morris/Linda Tannehill The New Libertarianism: Anarcho-Capitalism J. Michael Oliver Crypto Anarchy The Genesis Book Aaron Van Wirdun Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of Cryptocurrency Andy Greenberg This Machine Kills Secrets: Julian Assange, The Cypherpunks, and their fight to Empower Whistleblowers Andy Greenberg Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital Age Steven Levy The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age James Dale Davidson, Michael David Axtel Cryptocurrency Digital Gold Nathaniel Popper How Money got Free Patrick Eha Understanding Bitcoin Robert Muprhy and Silas Barta The Bitcoin Standard SaifeDean Ammous The Internet of Money Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Bitcoin Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Ethereum Andreas Antonopolous Hacking Bitcoin Roger Ver The Blocksize War Jonathan Bier Conspiracies Filthy Rich James Patterson All The Shahs Men Steven Kinzer JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters James W. Douglass Chaos Tom O\u0026rsquo;Neill Inventing the AIDS Virus Peter Duesberg The Controlled Demolition of the American Empire Charlie Robinson \u0026amp; Jeff Berwick A Warning from History Corey Hughes The Octopus of Global Control Charlie Robinson One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that gave Rise the Jeffrey Epstein Whitney Webb The Creature From Jekyll Island G Edward Griffin Covid The Real Anthony Fauci Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The War on Ivermectin Pierre Kory The Courage to Face Covid-19 Peter McCullough A Plague Upon Our House Scott Atlas Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19 Matt Ridley Diary of A Psychosis Tom Woods The Pfizer Papers Naomi Wolf Drug War and Prohibition The Economics of Prohibition Mark Thornton American Kingpin Nick Bilton High Price Dr. Carl Hart Chasing the Scream Johann Hari Dreamland: The True Tale of America\u0026rsquo;s Opiate Epidemic Sam Quinones Drug War Addiction Sheriff Bill Masters Gang Leader for A Day Sudhir Venkatesh Economics and History of Economics Economics in One Lesson Henry Hazlitt Basic Economics Thomas Sowell The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard Keynes Mark Skousen History of Money and Banking in the United States Murray Rothbard End the Fed Ron Paul Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles Jesus Huerta de Soto The Fiat Standard SaifeDean Ammous Environment American Serengeti Dan Flores Fossil Future Alex Epstein Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of Antihumanism Robert Zubrin Apocalypse Never Michael Shellenberger The Wizard and The Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow\u0026rsquo;s World Charles C. Mann Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Running With Rhinos Ed Warner Extremist Politics The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics Michael Malice SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought Police Vox Day The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure Greg Lukianoff and Johnathan Haidt Fiction Brave New World Aldous Huxley 1984 George Orwell Animal Farm George Orwell Molon Labe! Kenneth Royce (Boston T Party) Alongside Night J. Niel Schulman Freehold Michael Z. Williamson The Moon is a Harsh Mistress Robert Heinlen The Handmaid’s Tale Margaret Atwood Anthem Ayn Rand The Fountainhead Ayn Rand The Giver Lois Lowery Red Rising Pierce Brown Unintended Consequences John Ross The Probability Broach L. Neil Smith The High Ground Series Doug Casey Enemy of the State F. Paul Wilson Financial Crisis Meltdown Tom Woods Deep Freeze: Iceland\u0026rsquo;s Economic Collapse Phillip Bagus and David Howden Americas Great Depression Murray Rothbard The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last Century Mark Thornton End the Fed Ron Paul Gun Rights Come and Take it: The Gun Printers Guide to Thinking Free Cody Wilson The 10 Myths of Gun Control Jose Nino More Guns Less Crime John Lott Health and Nutrition Death by Food Pyramid Denise Minger Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim It Mary Ruwart The Primal Prescription Doug Mcguff and Robert Murphy Fat for Fuel Dr. Joseph Mercola Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless Health Casey Means and Calley Means Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Blind Spots: The Medicine Gets it Wrong and What it Means For our Health Marty Makary Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity Peter Attia History - General A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell A Peoples History of the United States Howard Zinn Albions\u0026rsquo;s Seed David Hackett Fischer The Dawn Of Everything: A New History of Humanity David Graber A Little History of the World EH Gombrich Debt: The First 5000 Years David Graber History of Government Institutions Legacy of Ashes: A history of the CIA Tim Weiner Enemies: A history of the FBI Tim Weiner The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles and their Secret World War Steven Kinzer Overthrow: Americas Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to Iraq Steven Kinzer History of Socialism The Almost Nearly Perfect People Michael Booth The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel Castro Humberto Fontova The Case Against Socialism Rand Paul History of War and Military The Strategic Logic of Suicide Bombers Robert Pape Enough Already: Time to End the War on Terror Scott Horton Death by Government: Genocide and Mass Murder Since 1900 R.J. Rummel Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catastrophe of Ukraine Scott Horton All the Shahs Men Stephen Kirzner Property Rights Against Intellectual Property Stephan Kinsella (Property Rights) - Freedom on the Frontier Terry Anderson \u0026amp; Peter J Hill How Music Got Free Steven Witt Water Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Space Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Against Intellectual Monopoly Michelle Boldrin \u0026amp; David Levine Intro to Liberty The Law Frederic Bastiat The Road to Serfdom Friedrich Hayek Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom Ron Paul The Revolution Ron Paul Intro to Anarchy No Treason: The Constitution of no Authority Lysander Spooner The Most Dangerous Superstition Larken Rose The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to Obey Michael Huemer The Anarchist\u0026rsquo;s Handbook Organized by Michael Malice Dissenting Electorate: Those Who Refuse to Vote and the Legitimacy of Their Opposition Wendy McElroy Individual Liberty Benjamin Tucker Freedom’s Progress: A History of Political Thought Gerard Casey Living Freedom The Freedom Outlaw\u0026rsquo;s Handbook: 179 Things to Do \u0026rsquo;til the Revolution Claire Wolfe 101 Things to Do \u0026lsquo;Til the Revolution: Ideas and Resources for Self-Liberation, Monkey Wrenching and Preparedness Claire Wolfe Don\u0026rsquo;t Shoot the Bastards (Yet): 101 More Ways to Salvage Freedom Claire Wolfe Net Neutrality The Fallacy of Net Neutrality Thomas Hazlett The Master Switch Tim Wu The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless Technology Thomas Hazlett Code 2.0 Lawrence Lessig Philosophy - General Drive: Understanding the science of Human motivation Daniel Pink Defending the Undefendable Walter Block Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder Nassim Taleb The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion Johnathan Haidt Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World David Epstein Philosophy - Political The Ethics of Liberty Murray Rothbard Anatomy of the State Murray Rothbard An Agorist Primer Samuel Konkin Our Enemy, the State Albert J Nock Police Brutality and the Justice system Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America\u0026rsquo;s Police Forces Radley Balko A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State John Whitehead The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison America Naomi Murakawa The New Jim Crow Michelle Alexander Ghettoside Jill Leovy I Can\u0026rsquo;t Breathe: A Killing on Bay Street Matt Taibbi Justice Before the Law Michael Huemer Revisionist History The Myth of the Robber Barons Burt Folsom The Art of Contrary Thinking Humphrey B. Neill Why American History is Not What They Say: An Introduction to Revisionism Jeff Riggenbach Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong James W. Loewen The Roosevelt Myth John T. Flynn The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary War Thomas J. DiLorenzo Security and Privacy The Art of Invisibility Kevin Mitnick How to Be Invisible J. J. Luna No Place to Hide Glen Greenwald Public Record Edward Snowden The Production of Security Gustave di Molinari Extreme Privacy: How to Disapear on the Internet Michael Bazzell Watchman Privacy Gabriel Custodiet Privacy in Utopia Gabriel Custodiet Schooling and Unschooling Radical Unschooling Dayna Martin The Case against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and Money Bryan Caplan Weapons of Mass Instruction John Taylor Gatto The Absorbent Mind Maria Montessori The College Scam: How America\u0026rsquo;s Universities Are Bankrupting and Brainwashing Away the Future of America\u0026rsquo;s Youth Charlie Kirk Vaccines Turtles All the Way Down Anonymous, Tim Vadnar The Moth in the Iron Lung Forrest Moready Crooked: Manmade Disease Explained Forrest Moready Dissolving Illusions Susan Humphries Vaccines, Autoimmunity and the Changing Nature of Childhood Illness Thomas Cowan "},{"id":3,"href":"/covid/","title":"Covid","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Every single thing that was done in public health in response to the pandemic made it worse.\u0026rdquo; - Peter A. McCullough\nThe Covid19 Lockdowns were the biggest event in our lifetimes. The damage done was immeasurable and still continues to this day. The power centers are looking to continue on with all of the covid tyranny. We must be vigilant in fighting back against the medical industrial complex.\nAnti Covid Orgs # Banners 4 Freedom - An organization dedicated to protesting Covid Mandates using billboards across the world.\nChildren\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense - Children\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense® is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Their mission is to end childhood health epidemics by working aggressively to eliminate harmful exposures, hold those responsible accountable and establish safeguards to prevent future harm. They fight corruption, mass surveillance and censorship that put profits before people as well as advocate for worldwide rights to health freedom and bodily autonomy ^1^\nEvidenceNotFear - An evidence-based guide against all of the Covid madness.\nFeds 4 Med Freedom - Feds for Medical Freedom is fighting for medical freedoms and personal autonomy. They stand against unconstitutional and immoral vaccine mandates that have cost thousands of federal employees and contractors their careers and livelihoods.\nFLCCC Alliance - A group of doctors who got together to push back against the public Covid response. They provide real education on Covid, and demonized treatments like Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine and recovery against.\nGBDeclaration.org - One of the first major organizations to push back against Covid lockdowns. The Great Barrington Declaration is a major worldwide petition sponsored by doctors and scientists against the Covid lockdowns.\nHowbad - Resources for tracking all aspects of specific Covid batchs data, this also includes leaked data, and some aspects of other vaccines and medical malpractice.\nICAN Informed Consent Action Network - Founded in 2016, ICAN was created with the goal of providing every person with the right to informed consent. They believe that by holding regulators accountable through their successful legal actions, individuals will become empowered to make truly informed decisions about their own health and the health of their families. Using an unprecedented legal strategy, ICAN has successfully won lawsuits against Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control, the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration. Founded by Del Bigtree of the Highwire and works regularly with Aaron Siri and his firm.\nLaw Offices of Siri Glimstead - Led by Lawyer Aaron Siri, Siri Glimstead has been at the forefront of defending legal rights against Covid restrictions and damages done by the Covid vaccines, as well as more traditional vaccines. They also focus on other things like civil rights or protection of whistle blowers.\nPhysicians for Informed Consent - Physicians for Informed Consent empowers the public with scientific information about infectious diseases and vaccines.\nPureBloodRegistry - Blood donations for and from people who have not gotten the Covid-19 vaccine.\nThe Highwire - An educational journalistic organization that has been working for years to bring accountability to the world of vaccines and especially Covid vaccines. Founded by Del Bigtree.\nVacSafety - The VSRF’s mission is to advance COVID-19 vaccine safety through scientific research, public education, and advocacy, and to support the vaccine injured. They present the most up-to-date and relevant information on COVID-19 and public health policies, free from corporate press, agenda-driven narratives, and sponsorships with conflict of interest. They encourage questions and an open dialogue of transparency on any medical and scientific information presented.\nFake Mask Websites # Fake Mask Worldwide - A company that sells obviously fake masks, less obviously fake masks and other Covid related items.\nGetUnmask - Breathable masks that look like regular masks. Company now sells other unrelated products as well.\nMedical Drug Purchase # Purchase Medical Drugs including Ivermection and Hydroxychloroquine from high quality third party services.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinil. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nMetrics # ICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nOpen Vaers - Open Vaers takes the CDC\u0026rsquo;s government data from VAERS and makes it much more readable and easy to understand. As of 9/23 there were over 36,000 deaths and over 1.5 million Covid vaccine related reports to VAERS.\nNo-Jab Job Boards # Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types.\nRedballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or Covid nonsense.\nUnjected - Social media for meeting and dating unvaccinated people.\nVaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status.\nVaccine Injured Support # Covid Vax Recovery Guide - A Covid vaccine detox guide written by nutritional scientist and liberty leaning Dr. Chris Masterjohn.\nCovid19CriticalCare.com - An in-depth recovery Post-Vaccine Treatment Protocol guide from the doctors at the FLCC Alliance.\nIronHeart Bloodworks - IronHeart Bloodworks is a new blood bank membership that gives you control over your blood choices during medical procedures. When you need it, IronHeart Bloodworks quickly sends you COVID-19 unvaccinated blood—a unique service in the healthcare industry. You should have the freedom to choose what blood is in your body.\nReact19.org - React19 is a science-based non-profit offering financial, physical, and emotional support for those suffering from long-term COVID-19 vaccine adverse events globally. Their mission is to bring healing to the moms, dads, friends, and loved ones who are facing life-altering side effects from their COVID-19 vaccine. They build bridges between patients and research institutions in order to develop a better understanding of vaccine complications.\nSpike Protein Detox - Peter McCullough\u0026rsquo;s Spike protein Detox protocol. Peter\u0026rsquo;s company also sells a specific Detox Support Formula.\nZelenko Protocol - Dr. Vladimir Zelenko was one of the first doctors to push back on mainstream Covid dogma. While Zelenko has since passed his protocol and supplements are still useful for fighting Covid ^2^\n"},{"id":4,"href":"/deathathletes/","title":"Death Athletes","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;We always knew it was going to happen, it was according to our plan. For our kind, this is nothing.\u0026rdquo; - Cody Wilson\nDeath Athletes refers to a concept going back to Ancient Greece and popularized by 3d Gun Printing Activist Cody Wilson called \u0026ldquo;The Death Athletic\u0026rdquo;. Cody gave a speech at Guns and Bitcoin 2022 talking about the beauty of death given in service to ones beliefs. While not always literal this is often metaphorical, Cody talks about the public death and having been killed in the public as a metaphor. The Death Athletic specifically refers to someone who engaged in practice to promote freedom and was persecuted for doing so. While many people have been prosecuted unfairly, there is a difference between general victims and those who specifically took the risk of fighting the state and lost.\nCheck out the speech here!\nDeath Athletes # Roger Ver - Roger Ver is a freedom activist who was one of the first investors in Bitcoin. Roger has worked as a liberty and Bitcoin activist for over a decade and has made major financial contributions and investments to projects like, DefCad, ShapeShift, FEE, Ross Ulbricht\u0026rsquo;s Legal Defense, Wikileaks, Kraken and many many more. In April 2024 Roger was arrested and detained in Spain on the request of the US government for alleged tax evasion claims in regarding to his exit tax in 2014. Roger is currently looking at a potential 100 year prison sentence for numerous ridiculous legal charges. Roger has been trapped in Spain since April 2024.\nRoss Ulbricht - Ross Ulbricht is the alleged founder and operator of the Silk Road website. The Silk Road offered consumers a safe and trusted way to purchase drugs and other contraband items. Ross was arrested and imprisoned in 2013. He was sentenced to two life sentences plus 40 years and millions of dollars in fines in a corrupt trial. Ross is scheduled to be released as Donald Trump promised to commute his sentence on Day one of his presidency.\nJulian Assange - Julian Assange is one of the greatest journalists of all time. Julian founded Wikileaks in 2006 and has exposed mass public corruption across the world regarding governments and corporations. Julian was forced into home arrest and then asylum for close to a decade based off ridiculous sex charges that were eventually dropped. In 2019 Julian was pulled out of his Asylum and pull into solitary confinement in BellMarsh prison until June 2024. Julian signed a plea deal and was released.\nEdward Snowden - Edward Snowden is a NSA Whistleblower who exposed massive NSA Corruption in 2013, mostly in regards to illegal mass surveillance on citizens. Snowden has been trapped in Russia ever since.\nSamurai Wallet Devs - In May 2024 Samurai Wallets Domain was seized and the two devs known publicly as TDev and Samurai were arrested and charged with money laundering due to the Bitcoin coinjoin functions built into the website.\nTornado Cash Devs - Tornado Cash is a decentralized coinjoin provider for the Ethereum Crypto Currency. In 2022 Tornado Cash was added to the OFACT List and the Devs Roman Storm and Alex Pertsev where charged with Money Laundering.\nAaron Swartz - Internet pioneer and free speech advocate. Creator of the Guerilla Access Open Manifest as well as several other open source technologies, Aaron Swartz tragically killed himself in 2013 thanks to overzealous prosecutors from the DOJ that were threatening Aaron with decades in prison for attempted publishing of copyrighted documents, despite the fact that the document had never been published and the owner of those copyrights Jstore, had actually dropped the charges.\nIan Freemen - Freeman, known for advocating freedom and financial privacy through bitcoin, found himself targeted by federal prosecutors. Initially facing charges including bank fraud and wire fraud, these allegations were eventually dropped due to lack of evidence. The core of the case revolved around money laundering and conspiracy charges. Ultimately, Freeman received a severe sentence of eight years in prison, a $40,000 fine, and forfeiture of $5 million in assets, despite not being convicted of the fraud charges prosecutors initially highlighted.\nCody Wilson - The creator of the Death Athletic concept as well as the founder of Defcad.com and first person to create a 3d printed Gun. Cody has been at the forefront of fighting for 2nd amendment and 1st amendment as they pertain to code and digital rights for over a decade. Cody has been involved in many lawsuits with the federal government as a result and suffered charges for sex crimes in 2018. He is currently free and working for Defcad.\nJay Stark - The anonymous creator of the FGC-9, which stands for \u0026ldquo;Fuck Gun Control.\u0026rdquo; The FGC was the first project to enable the creation of a fully 3d printed gun that did not require any actual gun parts, instead it uses items that can be purchased from conventional stores all over the world. Jay Stark was arrested in April 2021 on suspicions of owning illegal weapons, however none of these weapons were found and he was not taken into custody. Two days later he was found dead sitting in his car in front of his parents house. While the offical cause of death ruled out \u0026ldquo;foul play\u0026rdquo; it is difficult for most to believe that this was simply a coincidence.\n"},{"id":5,"href":"/defense/","title":"Defense","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles.\u0026rdquo; - Jeff Cooper\nWhen any government deprives a citizen of his freedom or property, the individual must take action to publicise his grievances. To this end, I hope to illustrate in the following pages, the futility of gun control, and that no amount of arbitrary legislation can ever prevent those wanting firearms from owning them. The individual who has the ability to construct his own homemade gun can never be permanently disarmed by any level of gun control legislation. - Philip Luty\nDIY Firearms # The 3D Printer has significantly advanced the ease of manufacturing reliable weapons absent the eye of the watchful state. Of course, it is not the only manufacturing tool available, but you will find it the most expedient.\nGetting Started # The following guides provide a basic introduction to 3D printed firearms. If your budget is limited, Creality printers may be the only option. But they are unreliable, and you may spend more time troubleshooting issues than printing. We recommend Prusa for their reliability and unwavering commitment to open source. Bambu Lab printers have recently gained in popularity for their speed, reliability, and multi-material options. However, they have a history of patenting established open source designs, and even more importantly, severely compromise your privacy. More information here. On this principle, we recommend against giving them your money.\nAs you evaluate printers and cad software, keep privacy at the top of your mind. While this practice may currently be legal in your jurisdiction, the state may kidnap and jail you anyway.\nHoffman Tactical The CTRL+PEW Getting Started Guide Ammunition # Fenix Ammunition - Manufactured in the USA by liberty obsessed individuals, and accept Bitcoin for payment. Books # Expedient Homemade Firearms by Philip Luty Expedient Recoilless Launcher: Panzerfaust by Jonathan Wild Communities # Deterrence Dispensed Rocket Chat - Large public group chat for all things 3d printed firearms. FOSSCAD Subreddit - a subreddit focused on 3d printed firearms of all types. However, censorship on reddit continues to grow, and we encourage migration to censorship resistant communities. Files # Most firearm designs are uploaded by individual creators to Odysee. DEFCAD is another source, but requires a paid membership. Most files available on DEFCAD are already available for free on Odysee.\n3D Gun Builder - A comprehensive directory of designs with direct links to Odysee pages. DEFCAD - Many files here are out of date and hosted without the permission of the original developers. GunCad Developer Index - A list of guncad developer Odysee pages. Legal Advocacy Groups # Organizations fighting within the legal system to expand gun rights.\nDefense Distributed Firearm Policy Coalition Rocky Mountain Gun Owners Second Amendment Foundation Merchants # Places to find parts, part kits, tools, ammo, and more..\nParts # Aves Engineering - Glock rails and MAC11 components. Every Gun Part - Exhaustive collection of parts kits (everything but the receiver) and more. Ghost Guns - More parts kits. JSD Supply - Pistol components and more. MAF Arms - Build kits for printed receiver designs. Replicator USA - 3d printed suppressors. Riptide Rails - Glock rails, magazine springs, and other printed firearms components. Newsletters \u0026amp; Podcasts # En Bloc Press - Paid newsletter and podcast focused on the 3d printed firearm space and adjacent politics. Open Source Defense - Weekly newsletter focused on expanding gun rights with \u0026ldquo;0% culture war\u0026rdquo;. Out of Battery Live - Live podcast focused on interviewing guncad developers and builders. Propaganda # Documentaries, talks, and other media.\nDeath Athletic Documentary The New Radical Plastic Defense: Secret 3D Printed Guns in Europe The Plastic Power: A Speech The Unshackled Englishman Resources # GatGPT - A deneutered version of ChatGPT focused on firearms. Shootingbot - Monitors price and availability of ammunition and reloading components. Training # Ok, you can build a firearm in your garage. Now learn how to use it. Before you start LARPING, consider what type of training is most useful. Read this.\nGamut Resolutions - Tactical pistol and carbine classes. Based in Florida but courses are taught in many locations across the US. Guns For Everyone - Free concealed carry classes based out of Colorado. Long Range Shooters of Utah - Multiday courses in shooting up to and beyond 1000 yards in Price, UT. MantisX - MantisX is a gun training system that takes a data-driven approach to helping you achieve shooting mastery with no ammo required. Unlike some dry fire trainers, MANTISX works while attached to ANY firearm (pistol, rifle, or shotgun). By analyzing every shot and generating actionable data, MANTISX helps you improve your accuracy quickly. Solutionary University - Beginner firearm and defense training. Run by Liberty Activist Maj Toure, who has been travelling across the US providing firearms training, particularly in black neighborhoods. Thunder Ranch - Multiday courses in pistol, rifle, and shotgun, founded by Clint Smith and based in Oregon. "},{"id":6,"href":"/education/","title":"Education","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Education and Training # \u0026ldquo;Government schooling is the most radical adventure in history. It kills the family by monopolizing the best times of childhood and by teaching disrespect for home and parents.\u0026rdquo; - John Taylor Gatto\nModern schooling has been terrible for years. Following the covid insanity and the addition of woke politics the schools are proving less and less value by the day. But education can be done through a vareity of methods. In the modern age their are many better ways to educate yourself and your children than traditional school.\nAlternative Schools # Options for schools that are close to the traditional model, but do something different.\nMontessori Schools - Montessori classrooms are ideal workplaces, where children are engaged, energetic, exploring, social, and most of all, learning to take ownership of their own education. They’re also unified communities in which each child understands the responsibility of being an individual student in the class while supporting the learning of others.\nWestern Governors University - While still suffering from some of the issues of traditional education, WGU provides a solid alternative for anyone who still wants to pursue traditional college degrees. Offering Bachelors and Masters programs in IT, Business, Nursing, Finance and Education. WGU is a completely online school, with relatively cheap degree programs that are performance based, meaning you can take the classes at your own pace and are not required to attend classes you dont need.\nAlternatives to School # Liberty Classroom - A wide range of courses. Mostly focused on history but offers other courses on econimics and logics. All courses are taught from a liberty perspective. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. Mises Econ Grad Progam - Economics Grad program that teaches free market Austrian Economics from one of the most prominent liberty focused think tanks. Praxis - Praxis is an intense personal and professional development program for young adults who want to work hard, build skills, learn how to create value, and develop a positive vision of the future for their lives and careers. Praxis is a college alternative that offers a 1 year practical devopment plan that ends up teaching you real world practical skills and connecting you with an intership at the end of your program. School of Life - A course to help you enhance whatever you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Provides biweekly webinars from the best liberty minds to bring your practile and actionable advice for your business, non Profit, cause or whatever else you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. TenToad - A program that helps families transition to a school-free life with a solid foundation of knowledge and the tools to get started with confidence. Embrace living and learning without school. ThinkExodus - Exodus Institute aims to provide families with a quality alternative to public schools, and support homeschool families with enrichment courses that foster critical thinking, academic skills, and counter the left-wing indoctrination found in education, culture, and the media. Unschoolers.org - Unschooling and peaceful parenting educational organization. Unschooling is an alternative to traditional schooling and even home schooling that works to encourage and focus and direct children\u0026rsquo;s natural curiosity. Unschooling Resources with Dayna Martin - Dayna Martin has been living and breathing Unschooling for 2 decades, while also working to educate many others on these principles. You can find many of the best unschooling resources here. Homeschool Resources # Acellusacademy - Acellus Academy is a K-12 online private school located in Kansas City, Missouri as a 501c3. Acellus Academy provides instruction online through distance education via the Acellus Learning System. Acellus, a program of the International Academy of Science, is an online learning system that has been used to provide primary instruction to millions of students in thousands of schools throughout the United States.\nHome School Legal Defense Association - With over 100,000 member families, Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) is the nation’s largest, most trusted homeschool advocacy organization.\nPower Home School - Power Homeschool is the official provider of online Acellus® courses for parents independently homeschooling their children without teacher support. Power is a not an accredited curriculum.\nRon Paul Curriculum - A liberty focused home school curriculum for all grades based on the ideas of former congressman Ron Paul. The curriculum was largely designed by Liberty Classroom founder, Tom Woods.\nTuttle Twins Academy - From the authors of some of the best selling Liberty Kids books, comes the academy for home learning. Catered for kids TTA offers courses in Finances, Logic \u0026amp; Critical Thinking, Entrepreneurship, and many more to come.\n"},{"id":7,"href":"/frontends/","title":"Front Ends","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy. The savage’s whole existence is public, ruled by the laws of his tribe. Civilization is the process of setting man free from men.\u0026rdquo; - Ayn Rand\nPrivacy Front ends are interfaces that interact with well known services that dont respect your privacy. Apps like Youtube or Facebook can be accessed via privacy respecting generally open source apps.\nApple AirPlay # air-pi-play - Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Airplay server using RPiPlay to enable screen mirroring on tvs, monitors and projectors. RPiPlay - An open-source AirPlay mirroring server for the Raspberry Pi. Supports iOS 9 and up. Apple Music # Cider - Cross-platform Apple Music experience based on Electron and Vue.js written from scratch with performance in mind Discord # gtkcord4 - A lightweight Discord client written in Golang which uses GTK3 for the user interface Facebook # SlimSocial - Android, alternative front-end for Facebook, built with Java Frost - An extensive and functional open source third party app for Facebook (Android app) Facebook Messenger # Caprine - Unofficial and privacy-focused Facebook Messenger app with many useful features fb-messenger-cli - Use your Facebook account to chat with your friends sneakily in the command line, it\u0026rsquo;s as easy as logging in, choosing a convo and chatting away Google Search # LibreX - Privacy-respecting free meta-search engine (free as in freedom). Small and simple meta-search engine, fetches and anonymizes results from Google only, has API support, allows redirects to Invidious/Bibliogram/Nitter/Libreddit.\nSearXNG - SearXNG is a free internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from various search services and databases. Users are neither tracked nor profiled (SearXNG is a fork of Searx).\nSearx - Searx is a free privacy-respecting internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from more than 70 search services. Users are neither tracked nor profiled. Additionally, Searx can be used over Tor for online anonymity.\nWhoogle Search - A self-hosted, ad-free, privacy-respecting metasearch engine for Google.\nGoogle Translate # Crow Translate - Simple and lightweight cross-platform translator that allows translation using LibreTranslate, Lingva, Google, Bing, and Yandex, as well as text-to-speech using Google.\nDeepL Android - Unofficial Android client for DeepL.\nInstaLate - Distraction-free translation for Android, to be used directly from within any app. Supports Beolingus, DeepL, Dict.cc, GNU CIDE, Heinzelnisse, LibreTranslate, Linguee, WikDict, and Wiktionary.\nLingva Translate - Alternative front-end for Google Translate, serving as a free and open-source translator with over a hundred languages available.\nSimplyTranslate - Provide fast and private translations to the user without wasting much overhead for extensive styling or JavaScript. Supports Google Translate, DeepL, ICIBA, and LibreTranslate.\nSimplyTranslate Mobile - Unofficial Android client of SimplyTranslate.\nHacker News # Hackers - A native iOS app for Hacker News.\nHackerweb - A simply readable Hacker News web app.\nHckrnws - A custom front-end for a better reading experience of HackerNews.\nHN-search - Algolia Hacker News search.\nHNTopLinks - Top Links on Hacker News.\nImgur # Imgin - Minimal Imgur front end Imgrs - Imgrs is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. It\u0026rsquo;s a Rust rewrite of a previous Imgur proxy project, Omgur. Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/imgrs Omgur - Omgur is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. Inspired by the Invidious, Nitter, and Teddit projects. No JavaScript or ads All requests go through the Omgur backend, client never talks to Imgur Prevents Imgur from tracking your IP or JavaScript fingerprint Lightweight Self-hostable Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/omgur Rimgo - Self-hosted frontend for Imgur written in Go. Website: https://i.bcow.xyz/ Rimgu - Self-hosted alternative frontend/ proxy for Imgur Instagram # Bibliogram - Bibliogram is an alternative front-end for Instagram. Public instances: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/bibliogram-docs/tree/master/docs/Instances.md Mastodon # Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Hyperspace - cross-platform Mastodon client for the fediverse written in TypeScript and React Pinafore - Alternative web client for Mastodon, focused on speed and simplicity Sengi - cross-platform multi-account Mastodon \u0026amp; Pleroma desktop client TheDesk - cross-platform Mastodon \u0026amp; Misskey desktop client Tootle - simple GTK-based Linux Mastodon client Tusky - lightweight Android Mastodon client Medium # Scribe - Alternative front-end to Medium.com Other services # ArchiveBox - Open source self-hosted web archiving. Takes URLs/browser history/bookmarks/Pocket/Pinboard/etc., saves HTML, JS, PDFs, media, and more etherpad-lite - Collaborative rich text editor. A modern really-real-time collaborative document editor Gitea - Lightweight git server. Git with a cup of tea, painless self-hosted git service Hedgedoc - Collaborative markdown editor. A platform to write and share markdown Librarian - Alternative frontend for LBRY / Odysee.com MediathekViewWeb - Video content of German public-service television broadcasters (e.g. ARD, ZDF) Official instance: mediathekviewweb.de NoPaste - NoPaste is an open-source website similar to Pastebin where you can store any piece of code, and generate links for easy sharing PrivateBin - Zero knowledge encrypted paste-bin. A minimalist, open source online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data. Data is encrypted/decrypted in the browser using 256 bits AES Snapdrop - Similar to Apple\u0026rsquo;s Airdrop but in your browser. A Progressive Web App for local file sharing Vaultwarden - Password manager. Unofficial Bitwarden compatible server written in Rust, formerly known as bitwarden_rs Wikiless - A free open source alternative Wikipedia front-end focused on privacy Reddit # Due to recent changes with the Reddit API Policy you may have mixed success with these. These are kept here in the event that this changes, but otherwise these are mostly dead projects\nDawn - Open-source Reddit app Available on F-Droid Forked from Dank: https://github.com/saket/Dank Eddrit - Alternative front-end for Reddit, inspired by Nitter, built with Python \u0026amp; Starlette. Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Infinity - Reddit client for Android Available on F-Droid junipf/reddit-frontend - A reddit front-end written in React Official instance: https://jpf-reddit.netlify.app kddit - uWSGI frontend for Reddit.com written in Python Official instance: https://kddit.kalli.st Libreddit - Alternative front-end for Reddit. Themed around Reddit\u0026rsquo;s new design - Lightweight, no JavaScript, no ads, no tracking. Official instance: libredd.it Public instances: https://github.com/spikecodes/libreddit#instances RedditClient - Alternative front-end for Reddit, built with Angular Roffline - A self-hosted offline Reddit server. It allows you to browse Reddit posts (including any media in the post) while offline. It is targeted at people that have intermittent internet Snew - Open-source client for Reddit forked from the Reddit source code. Slide - Open source, ad free Reddit browser for Android Available on F-Droid Stealth - Account-free, privacy-oriented, and feature-rich Reddit client. Available on F-Droid Teddit - Alternative Reddit front-end focused on privacy - Lightweight, no ads, no JavaScript, unofficial API. Official instance: https://teddit.net Public instances: https://github.com/teddit-net/teddit#instances Github mirror repository Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Teddit Top of Reddit - Top Reddit posts every day. Troddit: A web client for Reddit Official instance: https://www.troddit.com Updoot - Android, alternative front-end for Reddit. Xeddit - A Xamarin.Forms app for Reddit. Official instance: xeddit.com Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Xeddit Redirection # Farside - Farside provides links that automatically redirect to working instances of privacy-oriented alternative frontends, such as Nitter, Libreddit, etc. This allows for users to have more reliable access to the available public instances for a particular service, while also helping to distribute traffic more evenly across all instances and avoid performance bottlenecks and rate-limiting. LibRedirect - App that redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends. If you click on a link of a Youtube like it will redirect to you to Newpipe, Twitter to nitter, Wikipedia to Wikiless etc. Privacy Redirect - A simple web extension that redirects Twitter, YouTube, Instagram \u0026amp; Google Maps requests to privacy friendly alternatives Firefox Add-On: Privacy Redirect Chrome Extension: Privacy Redirect UntrackMe - UntrackMe transforms Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Reddit and Medium and Wikipedia links to links of open source, privacy friendly front-ends. Converts Google Maps links to OpenStreetMap links. Removes tracking parameters from any url. Then delegates the action to other apps that are capable of handling them. (Android app) Watch on Odysee - Browser add on that redirects you from YouTube to odysee a decentralized Youtube alternative libredirect - A web extension that redirects popular sites to alternative privacy-friendly frontends and backends. Actively maintained fork of Privacy Redirect that supports Youtube, Youtube Music, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, Imgur, Reddit, Searx, Google Translate, Google Maps, Wikipedia, and Medium Reuters # Neuters - An alternative front-end to Reuters.com. It is intended to be lightweight and fast, and was heavily inspired by Nitter Official instance: https://boxcat.site Shazam # SongRec - Open-source Shazam client for Linux, written in Rust. Spotify # Downtify - Open source Spotify ripper. Kotify - Requires Spotify Account - Multiplatform desktop client for Spotify focused on library organization for power users. Relies on official Spotify client for playback Librespot - Requires Spotify Premium Account - librespot is an open source client library for Spotify. It enables applications to use Spotify\u0026rsquo;s service to control and play music via various backends, and to act as a Spotify Connect receiver. It is an alternative to the official and now deprecated closed-source libspotify. Additionally, it will provide extra features which are not available in the official library Oggify - Download Spotify tracks to Ogg Vorbis (with a Spotify premium account), based on librespot psst - Fast and multi-platform Spotify client with native GUI Spot: Gtk/Rust native Spotify client for the GNOME desktop. Only works with premium accounts Spotiqueue - Minimalistic queue-oriented macOS-native client for Spotify, with Guile Scheme scriptability Spotiflyer - Download free content from Youtube, Spotify, Sound Cloud and more Spotube: A lightweight and free Spotify crossplatform-client which handles playback manually, streams music using Youtube \u0026amp; no Spotify premium account is needed SpotX: Modified Spotify Client for Windows (Windows Only) - Blocking ads and updates for the desktop version of Spotify, disabling podcasts and more Telegram # Telegram-FOSS - Unofficial, FOSS-friendly fork of the original Telegram client for Android. TikTok # ProxiTok - Open source alternative frontend for TikTok made with PHP. Official instance: https://proxitok.herokuapp.com Twitch # ElectronPlayer - Electron Based Web Video Services Player. Supports Netflix, Youtube, Twitch, Floatplane, Hulu and more streamlink-twitch-gui - Multi platform Twitch.tv browser for Streamlink Twire: Alternative and open source Twitch client for Android Xtra - Twitch player and browser for Android Twitter/X # Due to recent changes with the Twitter API Policy you may have mixed success with these.\nFritter - A free, open-source Twitter client for Android. Harpy - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Flutter/Dart. Nitter - Alternative Twitter front-end - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Official instance: nitter.net Public instances: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances Example: Troy Hunt on Twitter and Nitter Shitter - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Java. Tweet-app - Desktop Twitter client only for tweeting. Timeline never shows up. Tweeterr - A tool to use Twitter from the command line on the fly. Tweepy - Twitter for Python Twidere X - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built mostly with Kotlin, in early stage. YouTube # Alltube - Web GUI for youtube-dl AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. BlackHole - Android music player app for YouTube Music and Spotify made with Flutter CloudTube - Alternative front-end for Invidious Official instance: https://tube.cadence.moe Installation guide for self-hosting: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/tube-docs/tree/main/item/docs/cloudtube/Installing%20CloudTube.md FreeTube - Open source YouTube desktop player for privacy on Windows, Mac and Linux Invidious - Invidious is an alternative front-end to YouTube - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Home page: https://invidious.io Invidious instances (Github): https://github.com/iv-org/documentation/blob/master/Invidious-Instances.md Invidious instances API: https://api.invidious.io Installation guide for self-hosting: https://docs.invidious.io/Installation.md Invidious-viewer - Python application to watch YouTube videos through the Invidious API, in the terminal (requires MPV player and libmpv.so, provided by Linux distro) Invuedious - An alternative frontend for invidious built with vue.js Official instance: https://bocchilorenzo.github.io/invuedious/ LibreTube - Android frontend for YouTube, based on Piped minitube - Lightweight youtube client with a kid-friendly interface. Can make playlists from search keywords mps-youtube - Terminal based YouTube player and downloader. NewPipe - A libre lightweight streaming front-end for Android oleksis/youtube-dl-gui - Cross-platform front-end GUI of the popular youtube-dl written in wxPython OpenVideoDownloader aka jely2002/youtube-dl-gui - A cross-platform GUI for youtube-dl made in Electron and node.js Piped - An alternative privacy-friendly YouTube frontend which is efficient by design - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking Official instance: https://piped.kavin.rocks List of public instances: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped/wiki/Instances Installation guide for self-hosting: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Documentation/blob/main/content/docs/self-hosting/index.md pipe-viewer - A lightweight application (fork of straw-viewer) for searching and playing videos from YouTube. Plumber - Local and remote video trimmer, can trim parts of video without downloading whole video, utilizes youtube-dl, allows conversion to GIFs smtube - Stand-alone YouTube video player Website: https://www.smtube.org SMTube is part of SMPlayer SMPlayer website: https://www.smplayer.info SMPlayer repository: https://github.com/smplayer-dev/smplayer SmartTubeNext - SmartTubeNext is an advanced YouTube app for Android TVs and TV boxes, free and open source. It is not a live TV client and does not support \u0026ldquo;YouTube TV\u0026rdquo;. SkyTube - An open-source YouTube app for Android. Tartube - A GUI front-end for youtube-dl, partly based on youtube-dl-gui and written in Python 3 / Gtk 3 th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). TubeArchivist - A self hosted YouTube media server. TubeSync - TubeSync is a PVR (personal video recorder) for YouTube. It syncs YouTube channels and playlists to a locally hosted media server. ViewTube - An alternative front-end for YouTube, written in Vue.js, uses Plyr video player; supports SponsorBlock, multiple Invidious instances support, chapters Vividl - Modern Windows GUI for youtube-dl Youtube-dl - Command-line program to download videos from YouTube.com and other video sites Youtube-viewer - Lightweight YouTube client for Linux YouTube.js - Full-featured wrapper around the Innertube API, which is what YouTube itself uses uYouPlus - uYouPlus (uYou+) is an alternative YouTube app for Apple\u0026rsquo;s iOS and iPadOS. yattee - Alternative YouTube frontend for iOS, tvOS and macOS built with Invidious and Piped, supports sponsorblock yt-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously without forcing javascript (Fork of youtube-local) yt-dlp - A youtube-dl fork with additional features and fixes. ytcc - Command line tool to keep track of your favorite playlists on YouTube and many other places. Can import youtube subscriptions from Google Takeout and provide them as an RSS feed for your favorite reader. ytfzf - A POSIX script that helps you find Youtube videos (without API) and opens/downloads them using mpv/youtube-dl. ytmdl - A simple app to get songs from YouTube in mp3 format with artist name, album name etc from sources like iTunes, LastFM, Deezer, Gaana etc. ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. ytdl-gui - A simple-to-use, cross-platform graphical interface for youtube-dl youtube-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously and with greater page performance ytcast - Cast YouTube videos to your smart TV from the command line. This program does roughly the same thing as the \u0026ldquo;Play on TV\u0026rdquo; button that appears on the player bar when you visit youtube.com with Chrome or when you use the YouTube smartphone app YouTube Music # AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. "},{"id":8,"href":"/hacking/","title":"Hacking","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The truth is revealed by removing things that stand in its light, an art not unlike sculpture, in which the artist creates, not by building, but by hacking away.\u0026rdquo; - Alan Watts\nWelcome to the Hacking section of Liberty tools! Hacking should be used to increase your knowledge and harden your defenses. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAnonymity # BinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\nI2P - The Invisible Internet Project.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nNipe - Script to redirect all traffic from the machine to the Tor network.\nOnionScan - One of the Hacking Tools for investigating the Dark Web by finding operational security issues introduced by Tor hidden service operators.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nTor - Free software and onion routed overlay network that helps you defend against traffic analysis.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nBug Bounty Platforms # Bugcrowd List - List of many companies that provide bug bounties. CTF(Capture the flag) # Ctf-tools - Collection of setup scripts to install various security research tools easily and quickly deployable to new machines.\nPwntools - Rapid exploit development framework built for use in CTFs.\nRsaCtfTool - Decrypt data enciphered using weak RSA keys, and recover private keys from public keys using a variety of automated attacks.\nDDoS # HOIC - Updated version of Low Orbit Ion Cannon, has ‘boosters’ to get around common counter measures.\nJS LOIC - JavaScript in-browser version of LOIC.\nLOIC - Open source network stress tool for Windows.\nSlowLoris - DoS tool that uses low bandwidth on the attacking side.\nT50 - Faster network stress tool.\nUFONet - Abuses OSI layer 7 HTTP to create/manage ‘zombies’ and to conduct different attacks using; GET/POST, multithreading, proxies, origin spoofing methods, cache evasion techniques, etc.\nDefense Evasion # AntiVirus Evasion Tool (AVET) - Post-process exploits containing executable files targeted for Windows machines to avoid being recognized by antivirus software.\nHyperion - Runtime encryptor for 32-bit portable executables (“PE .exes”).\nPeCloak.py - Automates the process of hiding a malicious Windows executable from antivirus (AV) detection.\nPeCloakCapstone - Multi-platform fork of the peCloak.py automated malware antivirus evasion tool.\nUniByAv - Simple obfuscator that takes raw shellcode and generates Anti-Virus friendly executables by using a brute-forcable, 32-bit XOR key.\nVeil - Generate metasploit payloads that bypass common anti-virus solutions.\nDefcon Suggested Reading # Defcon Suggested Reading Email Spoofing # SpoofBox - Offers email, SMS, Phone spoofing and lots of other tools. Not a free service. Can also be used to look up phone numbers. Exploit Development # Exploit Writing Tutorials - Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nShellcode Examples - Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial - Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nFile Format Analysis # Hachoir - Python library to view and edit a binary stream as tree of fields and tools for metadata extraction.\nKaitai Struct - File formats and network protocols dissection language and web IDE, generating parsers in C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby.\nVeles - Binary data visualization and analysis tool.\nForensics # Autopsy - Full suite of open source forensics tools.\nCAINE - CAINE is Linux Live CD that contains a wealth of digital forensic tools. Features include a user-friendly GUI, semi-automated report creation and tools for Mobile Forensics, Network Forensics, Data Recovery and more.\nFTK Imager - Open Source Disk imaging tool.\nPaladin Forensic Suite - Live Ubuntu distro with lots of tools. Open source with free and paid versions.\nSIFT Workstation - The SIFT Workstation is a collection of free and open-source incident response and forensic tools designed to perform detailed digital forensic examinations in a variety of settings, all built inside an Ubuntu VM.\nSMART - Open source sampling of many proprietary forensics tools.\nGNU/Linux Utilities # Linux Exploit Suggester - Heuristic reporting on potentially viable exploits for a given GNU/Linux system. Hacking Focused OSINT # AQUATONE - Subdomain discovery tool utilizing various open sources producing a report that can be used as input to other tools.\nBinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\nDataSploit - OSINT visualizer utilizing Shodan, Censys, Clearbit, EmailHunter, FullContact, and Zoomeye behind the scenes.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\ngithub-dorks - CLI tool to scan Github repos/organizations for potential sensitive information leak.\nIntrigue - Automated OSINT \u0026amp; Attack Surface discovery framework with powerful API, UI and CLI.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nShodan - World’s first search engine for Internet-connected devices.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSn1per - One of the Hacking Tools for Automated Pentest Recon Scanner.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\nThreat Crowd - Search engine for threats.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nvcsmap - Plugin-based tool to scan public version control systems for sensitive information.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nHacking Conventions # 44Con - Annual Security Conference held in London.\nAppSecUSA - Annual conference organized by OWASP.\nBalCCon - Balkan Computer Congress, annually held in Novi Sad, Serbia.\nBlack Hat - Annual security conference in Las Vegas.\nBruCON - Annual security conference in Belgium.\nCarolinaCon - Infosec conference, held annually in North Carolina.\nCCC - Annual meeting of the international hacker scene in Germany.\nCHCon - Christchurch Hacker Con, Only South Island of New Zealand hacker con.\nDeepSec - Security Conference in Vienna, Austria.\nDefCamp - Largest Security Conference in Eastern Europe, held annually in Bucharest, Romania.\nDEF CON - Annual hacker convention in Las Vegas. Known for having a left wing bias.\nEkoparty - Largest Security Conference in Latin America, held annually in Buenos Aires, Argentina.\nFSec - FSec - Croatian Information Security Gathering in Varaždin, Croatia.\nHack3rCon - Annual US hacker conference.\nHack.lu - Annual conference held in Luxembourg.\nHackfest - Largest hacking conference in Canada.\nHITB - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nHacking In The Box - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nInfosecurity Europe - Europe’s number one information security event, held in London, UK.\nLayerOne - Annual US security conference held every spring in Los Angeles.\nNullcon - Annual conference in Delhi and Goa, India.\nPhreakNIC - Technology conference held annually in middle Tennessee.\nRSA Conference USA - Annual security conference in San Francisco, California, USA.\nShmooCon - Annual US East coast hacker convention.\nSkyDogCon - Technology conference in Nashville.\nSummerCon - One of the oldest hacker conventions, held during Summer.\nSwiss Cyber Storm - Annual security conference in Lucerne, Switzerland.\nThotCon - Annual US hacker conference held in Chicago.\nTroopers - Annual international IT Security event with workshops held in Heidelberg, Germany.\nVirus Bulletin Conference - Annual conference going to be held in Denver, USA for 2016.\nHash Cracking # BruteForce Wallet - Find the password of an encrypted wallet file (i.e. wallet.dat).\nCeWL - Generates custom wordlists by spidering a target’s website and collecting unique words.\nHashcat - Another One of the Hacking Tools The more fast hash cracker.\nJohn the Ripper - One of the best Hacking Tools for Fast password cracker.\nJWT Cracker - Simple HS256 JWT token brute force cracker.\nRar Crack - RAR bruteforce cracker.\nHex Editors # 0xED – Native macOS hex editor that supports plug-ins to display custom data types.\nFrhed – Binary file editor for Windows.\nHexEdit.js – Browser-based hex editing.\nHexinator – World’s finest (proprietary, commercial) Hex Editor.\nInformation Security Magazines # 2600: The Hacker Quarterly – American publication about technology and computer “underground.”\nPhrack Magazine – By far the longest running hacker zine.\nUnredacted Magazine - The official magazine from Michael Bazzell author of Extreme Privacy.\nLock Picking Resources # Awesome Lockpicking – Awesome guides, tools, and other resources about the security and compromise of locks, safes, and keys.\nBosnianbill – More lockpicking videos.\nSchuyler Towne channel – Lockpicking videos and security talks.\n/r/lockpicking – Resources for learning lockpicking, equipment recommendations.\nmacOS Utilities # Bella – Pure Python post-exploitation data mining and remote administration tool for macOS. Multi-paradigm Frameworks # Armitage – Java-based GUI front-end for the Metasploit Framework.\nExploitPack – Graphical tool for automating penetration tests that ships with many pre-packaged exploits.\nFaraday – Multiuser integrated pentesting environment for red teams performing cooperative penetration tests, security audits, and risk assessments.\nMetasploit – Post exploitation Hacking Tools for offensive security teams to help verify vulnerabilities and manage security assessments.\nPupy – Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android) remote administration and post-exploitation tool.\nNetwork Tools # BetterCAP – Modular, portable and easily extensible MITM framework.\nCloudFail – Unmask server IP addresses hidden behind Cloudflare by searching old database records and detecting misconfigured DNS.\nCrackMapExec – A swiss army knife for pentesting networks.\nDebookee – Simple and powerful network traffic analyzer for macOS.\nDET – Proof of concept to perform data exfiltration using either single or multiple channel(s) at the same time.\nDgcd – Simple Unix network utility to extend the accessibility of TCP/IP based network services beyond firewalls.\nDnsmap – One of the Hacking Tools for Passive DNS network mapper.\nDnsrecon – One of the Hacking Tools for DNS enumeration script.\nDnschef – Highly configurable DNS proxy for pentesters.\nDnsenum – Perl script that enumerates DNS information from a domain, attempts zone transfers, performs a brute force dictionary style attack, and then performs reverse look-ups on the results.\nDnstracer – Determines where a given DNS server gets its information from, and follows the chain of DNS servers.\nDNSDumpster – One of the Hacking Tools for Online DNS recon and search service.\nDshell – Network forensic analysis framework.\nDsniff – Collection of tools for network auditing and pentesting.\nDripcap – Caffeinated packet analyzer.\nEvilgrade – Modular framework to take advantage of poor upgrade implementations by injecting fake updates.\nEttercap – Comprehensive, mature suite for machine-in-the-middle attacks.\nImpacket – A collection of Python classes for working with network protocols.\nIntercepter-NG – Multifunctional network toolkit.\nMass Scan – Best Hacking Tools for TCP port scanner, spews SYN packets asynchronously, scanning entire Internet in under 5 minutes.\nMallory – HTTP/HTTPS proxy over SSH.\nMitmproxy – Interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy for penetration testers and software developers.\nMorpheus – Automated ettercap TCP/IP Hacking Tools.\nNetsniff-ng – Swiss army knife for network sniffing.\nNetwork-Tools.com – Website offering an interface to numerous basic network utilities like ping, traceroute, whois, and more.\nNmap – Free security scanner for network exploration \u0026amp; security audits.\nPassivedns – Network sniffer that logs all DNS server replies for use in a passive DNS setup.\nPassivedns-client – Library and query tool for querying several passive DNS providers.\nPig – One of the Hacking Tools for GNU/Linux packet crafting.\nPwnat – Punches holes in firewalls and NATs.\nPraeda – Automated multi-function printer data harvester for gathering usable data during security assessments.\nPrinter Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) – Tool for printer security testing capable of IP and USB connectivity, fuzzing, and exploitation of PostScript, PJL, and PCL printer language features.\nRoutersploit – Open source exploitation framework similar to Metasploit but dedicated to embedded devices.\nScanless – Utility for using websites to perform port scans on your behalf so as not to reveal your own IP.\nScapy – Python-based interactive packet manipulation program \u0026amp; library.\nSPARTA – Graphical interface offering scriptable, configurable access to existing network infrastructure scanning and enumeration tools.\nSSH MITM – Intercept SSH connections with a proxy; all plaintext passwords and sessions are logged to disk.\nTcpdump/libpcap – Common packet analyzer that runs under the command line.\nWireshark – Widely-used graphical, cross-platform network protocol analyzer.\nXRay – Network (sub)domain discovery and reconnaissance automation tool.\nZarp – Network attack tool centered around the exploitation of local networks.\nZmap – Open source network scanner that enables researchers to easily perform Internet-wide network studies.\nOperating Systems # Best Linux Penetration Testing Distributions @ CyberPunk – Description of main penetration testing distributions.\nCuckoo – Open source automated malware analysis system.\nComputer Aided Investigative Environment (CAINE) – Italian GNU/Linux live distribution created as a digital forensics project.\nCSILinux - CSI\u0026rsquo;s mission is to equip you with the most advanced tools in digital forensics, OSINT, and incident response.\nDigital Evidence \u0026amp; Forensics Toolkit (DEFT) – Live CD for forensic analysis runnable without tampering or corrupting connected devices where the boot process takes place.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nSecurity @ Distrowatch – Website dedicated to talking about, reviewing, and keeping up to date with open source operating systems.\nTails – Live OS aimed at preserving privacy and anonymity.\nPhysical Hacking Tools # Anof-cyber/APTRS - APTRS (Automated Penetration Testing Reporting System) is an automated reporting tool in Python and Django. The tool allows Penetration testers to create a report directly without using the Traditional Docx file. It also provides an approach to keeping track of the projects and vulnerabilities.\nCanarytokens.org - Canarytokens are a free, quick, painless way to help defenders discover they\u0026rsquo;ve been breached by having attackers announce themselves. These are digital honeypots you can configure on your own network.\nFlipperzero.one - Flipper Zero is a portable multi-tool for pentesters and geeks in a toy-like body. It loves hacking digital stuff, such as radio protocols, access control systems, hardware and more. It\u0026rsquo;s fully open-source and customizable, so you can extend it in whatever way you like. Check out more firmware options here\nHak5.org - Sells many hacking for wifi pentesting, hotplug attacks, implants, remote access field kits and more. Breakdown of multiple tools\nLAN Turtle – Covert “USB Ethernet Adapter” that provides remote access, network intelligence gathering, and MITM capabilities when installed in a local network.\nPoisontap – Siphons cookies, exposes internal (LAN-side) router and installs web backdoor on locked computers.\nUSB Rubber Ducky – Customizable keystroke injection attack platform masquerading as a USB thumbdrive.\nWiFi Pineapple – Wireless auditing and penetration testing platform.\nPenetration Testing Resources # Pentest Tools # Metasploit Unleashed - Free Offensive Security Metasploit course.\nMITRE’s Adversarial Tactics, Techniques \u0026amp; Common Knowledge (ATT\u0026amp;CK) – Curated knowledge base and model for cyber adversary behavior.\nOpen Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM) – Framework for providing test cases that result in verified facts on which to base decisions that impact an organization’s security.\nOpen Web Application Security Project (OWASP) – Worldwide not-for-profit charitable organization focused on improving the security of especially Web-based and Application-layer software.\nPenetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) – Documentation designed to provide a common language and scope for performing and reporting the results of a penetration test.\nPenetration Testing Framework (PTF) – Outline for performing penetration tests compiled as a general framework usable by vulnerability analysts and penetration testers alike.\nPENTEST-WIKI – Free online security knowledge library for pentesters and researchers.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nShellcode Examples – Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial – Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nXSS-Payloads – Ultimate resource for all things cross-site including payloads, tools, games and documentation.\nPenetration Testing Distributions # ArchStrike – Arch GNU/Linux repository for security professionals and enthusiasts.\nAttifyOS – GNU/Linux distribution focused on tools useful during Internet of Things (IoT) security assessments.\nBackBox – Ubuntu-based distribution for penetration tests and security assessments.\nBlackArch – Arch GNU/Linux-based distribution with best Hacking Tools for penetration testers and security researchers.\nFedora Security Lab – Provides a safe test environment to work on security auditing, forensics, system rescue and teaching security testing methodologies.\nKali – GNU/Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing Hacking Tools.\nNetwork Security Toolkit (NST) – Fedora-based bootable live operating system designed to provide easy access to best-of-breed open source network security applications.\nParrot – Distribution similar to Kali, with multiple architectures with 100 of Hacking Tools.\nPentoo – Security-focused live CD based on Gentoo.\nThe Pentesters Framework – Distro organized around the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES), providing a curated collection of utilities that eliminates often unused toolchains.\nDocker for Penetration Testing # docker pull kalilinux/kali-linux-docker docker pull owasp/zap2docker-stable docker pull wpscanteam/wpscan docker pull citizenstig/dvwa docker pull wpscanteam/vulnerablewordpress docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-6271 docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-0160 docker pull opendns/security-ninjas docker pull diogomonica/docker-bench-security docker pull ismisepaul/securityshepherd docker pull danmx/docker-owasp-webgoat docker-compose build \u0026amp;\u0026amp; docker-compose up docker pull citizenstig/nowasp docker pull bkimminich/juice-shop docker pull phocean/msf Penetration Testing Report Templates # Pentesting Report Template – lucideus.com template.\nPentesting Report Template – pcisecuritystandards.org template.\nPublic Pentesting Reports – Curated list of public penetration test reports released by several consulting firms and academic security groups.\nRansomware Recovery # Nomoreransom - Help detect what kind of ransomware encryption you’re affected by and free tools to unlock it, in many but not all cases. Reverse Engineering Tools # Binwalk – Fast, easy to use tool for analyzing, reverse engineering, and extracting firmware images.\nCapstone – Lightweight multi-platform, multi-architecture disassembly framework.\ndnSpy – One of the Hacking Tools to reverse engineer .NET assemblies.\nEvan’s Debugger – OllyDbg-like debugger for GNU/Linux.\nFrida – Dynamic instrumentation toolkit for developers, reverse-engineers, and security researchers.\nImmunity Debugger – Powerful way to write exploits and analyze malware.\nInteractive Disassembler (IDA Pro) – Proprietary multi-processor disassembler and debugger for Windows, GNU/Linux, or macOS; also has a free version, IDA Free.\nMedusa – Open source, cross-platform interactive disassembler.\nOllyDbg – x86 debugger for Windows binaries that emphasizes binary code analysis.\nPeda – Python Exploit Development Assistance for GDB.\nPlasma – Interactive disassembler for x86/ARM/MIPS. Generates indented pseudo-code with colored syntax code.\nPyREBox – Python scriptable Reverse Engineering sandbox by Cisco-Talos.\nRadare2 – Open source, crossplatform reverse engineering framework.\nrVMI – Debugger on steroids; inspect userspace processes, kernel drivers, and preboot environments in a single tool.\nVoltron – Extensible debugger UI toolkit written in Python.\nWDK/WinDbg – Windows Driver Kit and WinDbg.\nx64dbg – Open source x64/x32 debugger for windows.\nSecurity Courses # ARIZONA CYBER WARFARE RANGE – 24×7 live fire exercises for beginners through real world operations; capability for upward progression into the real world of cyber warfare.\nComputer Security Student – Many free tutorials, great for beginners, $10/mo membership unlocks all content.\nCTF Field Guide – Everything you need to win your next CTF competition.\nCybrary – Free courses in ethical hacking and advanced penetration testing. Advanced penetration testing courses are based on the book ‘Penetration Testing for Highly-Secured Environments’.\nEuropean Union Agency for Network and Information Security – ENISA Cyber Security Training material.\nOffensive Security Training – Training from BackTrack/Kali developers.\nOpen Security Training – Training material for computer security classes.\nSANS Security Training – Computer Security Training \u0026amp; Certification.\nSide-channel Tools # ChipWhisperer – Complete open-source toolchain for side-channel power analysis and glitching attacks. Social Engineering # Beelogger – Tool for generating keylooger.\nCatphish – Tool for phishing and corporate espionage written in Ruby.\nEvilginx – MITM attack framework used for phishing credentials and session cookies from any Web service.\nKing Phisher – One of the Hacking Tools for Phishing campaign toolkit used for creating and managing multiple simultaneous phishing attacks with custom email and server content.\nSocial Engineer Toolkit (SET) – Open source pentesting framework designed for social engineering featuring a number of custom attack vectors to make believable attacks quickly.\nSocial Engineering Framework – Information resource for social engineers.\nwifiphisher – Automated phishing attacks against WiFi networks.\nStatic Analyzers # Bandit – Security oriented static analyser for python code.\nBrakeman – Static analysis security vulnerability scanner for Ruby on Rails applications.\nCppcheck – Extensible C/C++ static analyzer focused on finding bugs.\nFindBugs – Free software static analyzer to look for bugs in Java code.\nSobelow – Security-focused static analysis for the Phoenix Framework.\nTransport Layer Security Tools # SSLyze – Fast and comprehensive TLS/SSL configuration analyzer to help identify security mis-configurations.\nTLS Prober – Fingerprint a server’s SSL/TLS implementation.\nTestssl.sh – Command line tool which checks a server’s service on any port for the support of TLS/SSL ciphers, protocols as well as some cryptographic flaws.\nTools, Lists, Tutorials etc. # AD Exploit guides - Detailed guide on methods to exploit Active Directory.\nAndroid Security – Collection of Android security-related resources.\nAppSec – Resources for learning about application security.\nAwesome Awesomness – The List of the Lists.\nC/C++ Programming – One of the main language for open source security tools.\nCTFs – Capture The Flag frameworks, libraries, etc.\nExploit Writing Tutorials – Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nForensics – Free (mostly open source) forensic analysis tools and resources.\nGB Hackers Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHackerone Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHacking – Tutorials, tools, and resources.\nHoneypots – Honeypots, tools, components, and more.\nInfoSec § Hacking challenges – Comprehensive directory of CTFs, wargames, hacking challenge websites, Penetration testing tools list practice lab exercises, and more.\nInfosec – Information security resources for pentesting, forensics, and more.\nJavaScript Programming – In-browser development and scripting.\nKali Linux Tools – List of Hacking tools present in Kali Linux.\nMalware Analysis – Tools and resources for analysts.\nNode.js Programming – Curated list of delightful Node.js packages and resources.\nPCAP Tools – Tools for processing network traffic.\nPenetration Testing Cheat Sheets – Awesome Pentest Cheat Sheets.\nPivoting and Tunneling Guide - Detailed guide on methods to exploit.\nPython Programming 1 – General Python programming.\nPython Programming 2 – General Python programming.\nPython tools for penetration testers – Lots of pentesting tools are written in Python.\nRuby Programming 1 – The de-facto language for writing exploits.\nRuby Programming 2 – The de-facto\nVirtual Machines Labs # CFTtime - Free capture the flag hacking games.\nMindMaps - Massive list of smaller sites that provide individual hacking challenges.\nPentesterlab - Free and paid Pentesting training with labs.\nSadcloud - Sadcloud is a tool for spinning up insecure AWS infrastructure with Terraform.\nVulnerability Hub - Free Virtual machines to hack, provided by the community.\nVulnmachines - A place to learn and improve penetration testing/ethical hacking skills for FREE. The labs consist of 100+ real world scenarios to practice the latest exploits and cutting edge hacking techniques.\nVulnerability Databases # Bugtraq (BID) – Software security bug identification database compiled from submissions to the SecurityFocus mailing list and other sources, operated by Symantec, Inc.\nCommon Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) – Dictionary of common names (i.e., CVE Identifiers) for publicly known security vulnerabilities.\nCXSecurity – Archive of published CVE and Bugtraq software vulnerabilities cross-referenced with a Google dork database for discovering the listed vulnerability.\nExploit-DB – Non-profit project hosting exploits for software vulnerabilities, provided as a public service by Offensive Security.\nFull-Disclosure – Public, vendor-neutral forum for detailed discussion of vulnerabilities, often publishes details before many other sources.\nInj3ct0r (Onion service) – Exploit marketplace and vulnerability information aggregator.\nMicrosoft Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Microsoft software.\nMicrosoft Security Bulletins – Announcements of security issues discovered in Microsoft software, published by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC).\nMozilla Foundation Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Mozilla software, including the Firefox Web Browser.\nNational Vulnerability Database (NVD) – United States government’s National Vulnerability Database provides additional meta-data (CPE, CVSS scoring) of the standard CVE List along with a fine-grained search engine.\nPacket Storm – Compendium of exploits, advisories, tools, and other security-related resources aggregated from across the industry.\nSecuriTeam – Independent source of software vulnerability information.\nUS-CERT Vulnerability Notes Database – Summaries, technical details, remediation information, and lists of vendors affected by software vulnerabilities, aggregated by the United States Computer Emergency Response Team (US-CERT).\nVulnerability Lab – Open forum for security advisories organized by category of exploit target.\nVulners – Security database of software vulnerabilities.\nZero Day Initiative – Bug bounty program with the publicly accessible archive of published security advisories, operated by TippingPoint.\nVulnerability Scanners # Nexpose – Commercial vulnerability and risk management assessment engine that integrates with Metasploit, sold by Rapid7.\nNessus – Commercial vulnerability management, configuration, and compliance assessment platform, sold by Tenable. Free for under 25 devices.\nOpenVAS – Free open source software implementation of the popular Nessus vulnerability assessment system.\nVuls – Agentless vulnerability scanner for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD, written in Go.\nWeb Exploitation # Autochrome – Easy to install a test browser with all the appropriate setting needed for web application testing with native Burp support, from NCCGroup.\nBlindElephant – Web application fingerprinter.\nBrowser Exploitation Framework (BeEF) – Command and control server for delivering exploits to commandeered Web browsers.\nBurp Suite – One of the Hacking Tools integrated platform for performing security testing of web applications.\nCommix – Automated all-in-one operating system command injection and exploitation tool.\nDVCS Ripper – Rip web accessible (distributed) version control systems: SVN/GIT/HG/BZR.\nEyeWitness – Tool to take screenshots of websites, provide some server header info, and identify default credentials if possible.\nFiddler – Free cross-platform web debugging proxy with user-friendly companion tools.\nFimap – Find, prepare, audit, exploit and even Google automatically for LFI/RFI bugs.\nFuzzDB – Dictionary of attack patterns and primitives for black-box application fault injection and resource discovery.\nGitTools – One of the Hacking Tools that Automatically find and download Web accessible .git repositories.\nKadabra – Automatic LFI exploiter and scanner.\nKadimus – LFI scan and exploit tool.\nLiffy – LFI exploitation tool.\nNoSQLmap – Automatic NoSQL injection and database takeover tool.\nOffensive Web Testing Framework (OWTF) – Python-based framework for pentesting Web applications based on the OWASP Testing Guide.\nSslstrip – One of the Hacking Tools Demonstration of the HTTPS stripping attacks.\nSslstrip2 – SSLStrip version to defeat HSTS.\nsqlmap – Automatic SQL injection and database takeover tool.\nTplmap – Automatic server-side template injection and Web server takeover Hacking Tools.\nVHostScan – A virtual host scanner that performs reverse lookups, can be used with pivot tools, detect catch-all scenarios, aliases and dynamic default pages.\nWeevely3 – Weaponized web shell.\nWebscreenshot – A simple script to take screenshots of list of websites.\nWhatWeb – Website fingerprinter.\nWappalyzer – Wappalyzer uncovers the technologies used on websites.\nwafw00f – Identifies and fingerprints Web Application Firewall (WAF) products.\nWordPress Exploit Framework – Ruby framework for developing and using modules which aid in the penetration testing of WordPress powered websites and systems.\nWPSploit – Exploit WordPress-powered websites with Metasploit.\nWeb Scanners # Arachni – Scriptable framework for evaluating the security of web applications.\nCms-explorer – Reveal the specific modules, plugins, components and themes that various websites powered by content management systems are running.\nNikto – Noisy but fast black box web server and web application vulnerability scanner.\nSecApps – In-browser web application security testing suite.\nWebReaver – Commercial, graphical web application vulnerability scanner designed for macOS.\nw3af – Hacking Tools for Web application attack and audit framework.\nWPScan – Hacking Tools of Black box WordPress vulnerability scanner.\nWapiti – Black box web application vulnerability scanner with built-in fuzzer.\nJoomscan – One of the best Hacking Tools for Joomla vulnerability scanner.\nACSTIS – Automated client-side template injection (sandbox escape/bypass) detection for AngularJS.\nWindows Utilities # Bloodhound – Graphical Active Directory trust relationship explorer.\nDeathStar – Python script that uses Empire’s RESTful API to automate gaining Domain Admin rights in Active Directory environments.\nEmpire – Pure PowerShell post-exploitation agent.\nFibratus – Tool for exploration and tracing of the Windows kernel.\nMagic Unicorn – Shellcode generator for numerous attack vectors, including Microsoft Office macros, PowerShell, HTML applications (HTA), or certutil (using fake certificates).\nMimikatz – Credentials extraction tool for Windows operating system.\nPowerSploit – PowerShell Post-Exploitation Framework.\nredsnarf – Post-exploitation tool for retrieving password hashes and credentials from Windows workstations, servers, and domain controllers.\nResponder – LLMNR, NBT-NS and MDNS poisoner.\nSysinternals Suite – The Sysinternals Troubleshooting Utilities.\nwePWNise – Generates architecture independent VBA code to be used in Office documents or templates and automates bypassing application control and exploit mitigation software.\nWindows Credentials Editor – Inspect logon sessions and add, change, list, and delete associated credentials, including Kerberos tickets.\nWindows Exploit Suggester – Detects potential missing patches on the target.\nWireless Network Hacking # Aircrack-ng – Set of Penetration testing \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list for auditing wireless networks.\nFluxion – Suite of automated social engineering based WPA attacks.\nKismet – Wireless network detector, sniffer, and IDS.\nReaver – Brute force attack against WiFi Protected Setup.\nWifite – Automated wireless attack tool.\n"},{"id":9,"href":"/health/","title":"Health","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Our food should be our medicine and our medicine should be our food.\u0026rdquo; - Hippocrates\nThe modern world is poisoning us. Big Ag, Big Pharma, social media, environmental pollution, EMFs are everywhere. Corporations and every level of our governments are complicit, and this trend doesnt seem to be slowing down. We need to take our health back into our own hands. By embracing traditional wisdom, and alternatives to mainstream health we can reclaim much of the health that modern society has been slowly destroying.\nReject modernity. Embrace Tradition.\nBioHacking Tools # AgelessBody - List of Biohacking tools and strategies\nAnyLuv Metal Glasses - Anyluv sells blue light blocking daytime and nighttime glasses with metal frames, so that you can minimize your light exposure without putting plastic on your face like most other blue light blocking glasses.\nBioHackerLabs Tools - Several different tools and resources. Net Carb Calc, Glucose Ketone Calc, Blood Sugar converter, Blue light testing.\nBluBlox - Cheaper Blue light blocking sunglasses\nBonCharge - Numerous products for sale. Include Blu light blocking, EMF Blocking, red light therapy etc. Products are bit pricey.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nEmr-Tek - Wide range of products. Inlcuding non plastic blue and yellow light blocking glasses. Iphone radiation blocking cases. Red light devices and more.\nOpal - App that blocks other apps. Social media can be addicting and can impact your productivity, but sometimes deleting it isn\u0026rsquo;t an option. Stop yourself from wasting time on social media during designated time frames with the Opal app.\nChips - Seed Oil Free # Seed oils are everywhere. New evidence shows that they are wildly toxic and heavily correlate with the increase in major chronic disease over the last 100 years. But Chips are also delicious so here\u0026rsquo;s a few options for seed oil free chips. Anti-Seed Oil Data\nBeefys Own - Beef tallow potato chips.\nMasa Chips - Organic nixtalized corn chips cooked in grassfed beef tallow. From the creators of the Shireapp. Accepts Bitcoin. Currently they are a bit pricey.\nRosies Chips - Beef tallow potato chips.\nSiete Foods - Family owned Mexican company that produces a wide range of seed oil free chips and other products. Primarily cooked in Avocado oil.\nClothing # Non Plastic, EMF Resistant and Grounded\nAll of these ideas may seem controversial to you. Here are some great resources to learn more about them. Grounding/Earthing , Microplastics , Guide on avoiding all plastics and toxic chemicals\nAJConsultingCompany - Non Plastic Alternatives\nBuffaloWoolCo - 100% buffalo/bison wool clothing.\nCottonique - GOTS Certified 100% Organic cotton products.\nEarth Runners - Earth Runners was created to rewild our lives in response to the typical modern domesticated lifestyle, which is causing numerous health, psychological and social issues. Grounded minimalist sandals.\nFindwool.com - Find 100% pure wool in your area.\nGrounded Shoes - Shoes that are discharged electricity from body via grounded shoes. Most(but not all) shoes are 100% leather and plastic free.\nHarvest and Mill - 100% organic cotton sheets, towels \u0026amp; more. 100% Sourced \u0026amp; Made in the USA.\nHemp Organic Life - Organic hemp products for all sorts of less common items such as: mattress covers, cushions, sleeping bags, soaps, socks, and even home and car seat covers.\nNatural Home - Natural home sells a wide mix of organic wool, cotton, linen, hemp furniture and much more.\nOddobody - 100% organic cotton underwear for woman.\nPeluva Shoes - Founded by liberty leaning nutrition expert Mark Sisson. Peluva aims to create shoes that allow you to move well in a more natural state.\nRawganique - Organic cotton, linen and Hemp clothing and accessories.\nRhizal Shoes - Grounded 100% leather shoes.\nThe Filtery - Aggregator for non plastic clothes and other household items.\nWoolshire - GOTS Certified 100% Organic locally sourced Cotton products. Organic sourcing is often not verified when it comes from other countries. At Woolshire it is verified.\nWyoming Based - American Wool company. Sells Beanies and Sweaters. Accepts Bitcoin. Manufactured in America. Anti-woke.\nCosmetics # Animal based and Non-Toxic\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Deodorant, Toothpaste, soap, etc\nCaptain Fishers - Balms and Hair serum using Tallow and other natural ingredients.\nClara And Fritz - Whipped tallow based sunscreen and other products\nDakota Tallow - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nFarrow.Life - Pork Lard based. Farrow is made in real time and in small batches to ensure super freshness and the highest quality.\nJKLM Farm - Small Batch Animal Fat Soap \u0026amp; Skincare Products. Includes bone marrow soap,bacon fat soap, hair paste and more.\nMeraki Blu - Meraki Blu and Tallow based supplements. Meraki Blu has been shown to help Energy, Focus, Short-Term and Long-Term Memory, Uplift Mood, Calm Anxiety, and be Anti-Aging focused.\nNoseToTail-BodyCare - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nVintage Tradition - Tallow Lip balms.\nWhite Oaks Home goods - White oaks also provides tallow and lard based cosmetics, candles etc.\nDental Health # Dental health has been an epidemic of malocclusion largely related the to quality of our food for thousands of years. This has led to mass issues with dental decay and improper facial development which leads to nasal breathing, which in turns leads to wisdom teeth problems and many other following health issues.Check out these resources to learn more: Weston A Price\u0026rsquo;s world wide study , Jaw Development , Breathing , General Dental Health\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Toothpaste and other products. Completely natural with no Fluoride.\nVanMan Shop - Toothpase made from eggshell and betonite clay. Shipped in glass containers. Offers other products as well.\nBite - Plastic free Vegan friendly toothpaste and other teeth related products, including bamboo tooth brushes and plastic free floss, all sold in non plastic containers.\nGreenzla - Bamboo plastic free tooth brushes.\nPlastic Free Dental Floss - Made from wheat instead of plastic for your flossing needs.\nMastique Chewing Gum - Often referred to as mastic gum, Mastique offers sugar free, seed oil and trans fat free Mastic gum for chewing to help build jaw strength and avoid jaw/wisdom teeth problems. Also comes with xylitol, coconut and natural mastic for extra teeth care. Doesn\u0026rsquo;t taste like regular gum, but ultimately its not bad tasting either.\nGreco Gum - Single ingredient mastic gum for increasing jaw strength. Made from resinous sap that seeps from the bark of the mastic tree (Pistacia lentiscus) and becomes crystallized.\nApolloGum - Single ingredient mastic gum with only a single ingredient. Offers a 21% discount if purchased in bitcoin.\nBiolight - A redlight device specifically for your mouth and teeth. Red light has shown tremendous health benefits across a wide spectrum. The Biolight can help to restore your oral microbiome. Company also provides many other redlight products.\nMewing App - An app from the creator of Mewing, that helps you do different mewing exercises designed to help strengthen your jaw with proper tongue posture, and help your face, jaw and teeth develop properly.\nEnvironmental Toxin Monitoring # Because Health - A nonprofit environmental health site that offers science-based tips and guides for buying safer cookware and dishes, uncontaminated foods, and nontoxic personal-care products—to help people live more healthfully.\nBreast Cancer Prevention Partners - An organization that provides information for reducing toxic exposures—in food packaging, cosmetics, and other everyday products—to protect people’s breast health and reproductive health.\nCHEM Trust - A website that offers terrific fact sheets about hazardous chemicals and their impacts on health, as well as news about chemical legislation in Europe (such as REACH).\nClearya - A browser plug-in and mobile app that help online shoppers make informed choices. Clearya automatically screens ingredient lists for chemicals of concern while shopping online, and assists in discovering safer alternatives. In parallel, the platform mines insights that serve environmental health scientists and advocacy groups.\nEnvironmental Defense Fund - A leading global nonprofit organization that promotes research related to preserving the health of both the environment and its populations, including humans.\nEnvironmental Health News - A publication of Environmental Health Sciences, a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental health issues, including climate change, the plastic pollution crisis, and harmful chemicals such as BPA.\nEnvironmental Working Group - A nonprofit dedicated to protecting human health and the environment. The group offers excellent Shopper’s Guides with scientifically based recommendations on choosing healthy consumer products (from cosmetics to cleaning products) and uncontaminated foods (including produce). The organization also offers a Healthy Living App with ratings of more than 120,000 food and personal-care products, to help consumers make the healthiest choices.\nMade Safe - A program that certifies safe brands of cosmetics, household products, apparel, bedding, and other products, after a rigorous screening and evaluation of ingredients and materials. Check out their new Healthy Pregnancy Guide.\nNational Resources Defense Council - An organization that works to safeguard the earth, including its air, water, people, plants, and animals, from pollution, chemicals, and other toxic effects.\nProgram on Reproductive Health and the Environment - Under the auspices of the University of California, San Francisco, this program offers valuable resources that can help minimize people’s exposure to reproductive toxins in everyday life.\nSafer Chemicals, Healthy Families - A coalition of organizations and businesses working to safeguard families from toxic chemicals in our homes, workplaces, schools, and in the products we use.\nSafer Made - An organization that invests in companies and technologies that eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals in consumer products and supply chains. Its newsletters highlight developments in phasing out certain chemicals and progress on other environmental issues.\nSilent Spring Institute - A scientific research organization dedicated to uncovering the links between environmental chemicals and human health. On the preventive front, the organization developed Detox Me, a free mobile app to help consumers reduce their exposure to toxic chemicals in their everyday surroundings.\nToxic Free Future - An organization that conducts original research on the complex science underlying different aspects of environmental health and advocates for the use of safer products, chemicals, and practices to ensure a healthier future.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFood Discovery Apps # Feed the People By the People - An organization dedicated to empowering farmers and ranchers across the country and cutting out middlemen to enable direct sales to customers. By decentralizing the food supply chain, they aim to put the power of food back in the hands of the people.\nGetRawMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area based off your zip code.\nGround Work Collective - Website that finds high quality farms and high quality soil.\nLabel Ferret - Label Ferret uses nutrition data from a variety of sources but nutrition data and ingredient labels change frequently so accuracy cannot be guaranteed. You can use this app to read ingredients and nutritional facts from a wide range of different products.\nLocal Fats: Website that that helps you find food providers that dont use seed oils. Includes locations all over the world. Locations are crowd sourced, so anyone can submit a new location they find.\nRealMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area.\nSeed Oil Rebellion - Website that provides education around seed oils and buying/food guides.\nSeed Oil Scout - App that helps you find restaurants and fast food providers that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App only works in IOS.\nSeed oil Free Restaurants - Website that lets you look up specific restaurants to see what oils they cook in and dont cook in.\nSeedy App - App that helps you find restaurants, fast food providers and products at grocery stores that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App is under construction. Old demo app only worked in IOS.\nShireapp - App that finds local high quality real foods. Includes multiple categories such as Seed oil free, regenerative, grass fed, organic, raw etc.\nHealth Funding Projects # Decentralized Health Fund - The Decentralized Health Fund looks to fund important but largely unprofitable research in regards to lesser known areas of health. The fund is working to collect and store money in BTC in order to give out grants to fund studies and projects around the dangers of EMF\u0026rsquo;s, the benefit of grounding, sunlight and other natural sources.\nNew Founding - New Founding is looking to raise funds to focus on \u0026ldquo;early-stage ventures where we can add exceptional value by leveraging our significant proprietary deal flow, our best-in-class intelligence of conservative consumer and institutional demand, and our connections within the right-wing ecosystem.\u0026rdquo; ‍\nHealthcare Alternative # Chronic Illness Recovery - An institute that focuses on healing from long term health issues caused by systemic inflammation and other modern causes.\nCrowdhealth - CrowdHealth is not an insurance company, but a platform \u0026amp; community that empowers you with a crowdfunding tool and a wealth of resources to efficiently manage your health care costs.\nCurehunter - Free service that catalogs most medical conditions and potential treatments. CureHunter is a fully integrated scientific search, data retrieval and analysis engine on the web that can read the entire US National Library of Medicine Medline Archive and automatically extract and quantify the evidence for successful clinical outcomes of all known drugs for all known human diseases.\nDPC Network - Find Direct Primary care Doctors near you.\nDpcare - Direct Primary Care (DPC) is an innovative alternative payment model improving access to high functioning healthcare with a simple, flat, affordable membership fee. No fee-for-service payments. No third party billing. The defining element of DPC is an enduring and trusting relationship between a patient and his or her primary care provider.\nDruglike - Druglike is a platform for democratizing the access, costs, and rewards of early-stage drug discovery. Druglike is building a decentralized computing network which provides resources for anyone looking to start or contribute to early-stage drug discovery projects. Unlike competitors, Druglike will be web-based and completely free to use.\nFree Market Medical Association - Free Market Medical Association helps find Market alternatives to healthcare, co-founded by the CEO of Oklahoma Surgery Center.\nOklahoma Surgery Center - Free Market for Surgery with full price transparency.\nRevero.com - Program that aims to evaluate and measure health metrics to get down to the real causes of your health issues, while using a nutritional and holistic approach.\nTrue Med - True Med helps facilitate acceptance of HSA and FSA money for individuals and companies. This can be used by or for any company that promotes better diet, exercise or other alternative forms of health.\nTWC.Health - Alternative healthcare to the mainstream pharma system. Also sells supplements. Co-founded by Dr. Peter McCullough.\nHigh Quality Meat # Organic, Grass Fed, Regenerative and Seed Oil Free Food\nAUPA Bar - The Chad of energy bars. High quality meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit. AUPA gives discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. Save an additional 5% with code word \u0026ldquo;liberty\u0026rdquo;\nEpic Provisions - One of the best and most convenient ways to access high quality meat in convenient packaging.\nForce of Nature - Another fantastic option for regenerative meat. Including Beef, Bison, Chicken, Elk, Venison, Wild Boar and more. Force of Nature is also unique in selling \u0026ldquo;Ancestral Blends\u0026rdquo; ground meat mixed with small amounts of organ meats for delicious ways to eat highly nutritious organ meats.\nJoyce-Farms - Another great regenerative source of meat. Provides a wide range of poultry, sausages and jerkies.\nMauinui Venison - Regenerative/sustainable raised deer. Axis deer are an invasive species in Maui and need to be kept in check to preserve the water and local plants/farms as there are no natural predators for the deer on Maui. Slightly pricey.\nMeatrition - A massive database in defense of all things Meat.\nNose to Tail - Regenerative and pastured raise meat, specifically focused on producing the best low PUFA raised mono-gastric animals like Chicken and Pork. Also sells Lamb.\nWhite Oak Pastures - One of the most respected regenerative farms around, practicing their idea of \u0026ldquo;radically traditionally farming\u0026rdquo;. White oaks sells several different kinds of meat, including, Duck, Goose, Guinea, Rabbit, Goat etc. White Oak has really pioneered the regenerative model and proofed its effective with a peer reviewed study\nWild Idea Buffalo - Another great option. Focuses primarily on buffalo but has several other great offers. Bison are only slaughtered in the field, never in a slaughterhouse.\nMedical Drugs Resellers # Buy medical drugs from third parties that may be in limited supply.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinal. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nContraband Cures - A list of alternative style medicines for several different conditions.\nContingency Medical - Emergency Antibiotic Kits, for Home or on the Go. Stay protected against Nausea, Vomiting, Strep Throat, UTIs, Diarrhea, Ear Infections, Sinusitis and more.\nDuration Health - The portable emergency room — Peace of mind for off-grid living and travel. Their doctors prescribe you life-saving medications before you need them. They ship them to you before your next adventure. Treat urgent medical issues anywhere — without finding a doctor or pharmacy.\nJase Medical - Emergency meds and Prescription drugs.\nMountain Rose Herbs - One of the best sources of organic herbs and alternative medicines.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nPurely Prepared Patriot - American company that sells Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and Fenbendazole.\nOSINT- Health and the Environment # Antennasearch.com - Track 5g Towers in your area.\nClimateViewerMaps - Track Real Time data of climate weather across the world including rainfall and UN Tracking of weather Modification projects.\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nSupplement Testing and Rankings # Consumerlab - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nLabdoor - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nVaccine and Medical Info # Just the Inserts - Just the Inserts is a collection of all vaccine and other medication related info from the official source. While much of this information is public, it is often obfuscated and difficult to find. Just the Inserts bring all of the safety related data to one convient place for you to check on what the actual side affects of vaccines and other medications are. "},{"id":10,"href":"/job-boards/","title":"Job Boards","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.\u0026rdquo; - Confucius\nWhy work for a company you hate? If you believe in liberty many of these companies hate you. Stop wasting your talents and your energy on them, and find something that advances your values.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale. Jobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin. Latium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase. Publish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens. Liberty and Crypto Related Job Boards # AnonFriendly - Don\u0026rsquo;t doxx yourself for work. Job boards for Anonymous workers. Bankless.Pallet - The best jobs in crypto and DeFi, curated by Bankless, for the Bankless Nation. New technical and non-technical job posts every week. BitcoinerJobs - Bitcoiner Jobs is the leading career site helping to build the emerging Bitcoin industry and the careers of Bitcoiners within it. Publicsq - Non-woke and conservative leaning job board. Talent Market - Talent Market’s mission is to promote liberty by providing talent for critical roles within the free-market nonprofit sector. Provide Free consulting for liberty focused non profits. No-Jab Job Boards # Based.Pro - Formerly \u0026ldquo;NoVaxMandate.org\u0026rdquo; Based.Pro has pivoted from its vax focus to help you connect with professionals, companies and institutions who share your values. Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types. Redballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or covid nonsense. Unjected - Dating board for people who have not had any of the Covid-19 Vaccines. Vaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status. "},{"id":11,"href":"/metrics/","title":"Metrics","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Freedom and Anti Freedom Metrics # “Just as Soviet managers responded by producing shoddy goods that met the numerical targets set by their overlords, so do schools, police forces, and businesses find ways of fulfilling quotas with shoddy goods of their own.” ― Jerry Z. Muller\nIn order to better understand the broader picture, data collection becomes essential. Data collection can be used to paint whatever narrative its collectors want. We must be aware of the actual data in order to interrupt the truth as it is, and not what politics wants it to be. Here are a list of metrics tracking different statistics directly related to rising tyranny in our world.\nAtlantic Council CBDCTracker - Tracks Country progress of (CBDC)Central Bank Digital Currency Implementation and testing\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nCDBC Tracker - A project by the Human Rights Foundation to track CDBC development worldwide.\nCriticalrace.org Track CRT and other forms of Wokeness in schools. Tracks Colleges and K-12. Tracks many of the specific actions taken at every school.\nDefendingEd - Tracking DEI/Wokism in Schools.\nFreedomHouse.org - Freedom Metric across the world, does not Track Covid.\nFreedominthe50states.org - Tracks the most Free US states in regards to a wide set of metrics, does not track covid freedoms. Provided by the Cato institute.\nFungibility-Graveyard - List of People who have been exposed and prosecuted for or while using Bitcoin due to lack of privacy\nHeritage World Freedom Index - Economic Freedom across the world\nICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nRootshq - Website that tracks different liberty groups and associations across America\nShadowstats - Tracks true levels of economics in America, Money supply, Inflation, GDP etc…\nUSDebtclock - Real time National Debt Counter.\nWashingtonPost Police Shooting DB - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states.\nWokeWagon - Tracks woke political appointees in government\nWorld Press Freedoms - Ranking of all countries in the world by freest to least free press.\n"},{"id":12,"href":"/money/","title":"Money","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" If you don’t believe it or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try and convince you. I am sorry. - Satoshi Nakamoto\nCrypto Currency, The greatest tool we have.\nFinancial privacy is largely being wiped away across the world, while governments simultaneously destroy the value of our currencies through inflation and sanctions. With the invention of Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto gave us what is probably the single greatest tool for freedom in the history of the world. With decentralized crypto currency we have the ability to fix our money and fix the world. While some people believe that all non bitcoin crypto currencies are a scam we do not agree. We believe in competition for all freedom tech. Bitcoin isn\u0026rsquo;t perfect and shouldn\u0026rsquo;t be treated as a religion. The best counterpoint to bitcoins imperfection is its inherent lack of privacy and its current difficulty with scaling. Monero provides the best and simplest use case for privacy and is a great alternative to bitcoin. Likewise we believe that other crypto projects may have real utility in pursuing freedom. That being said the crypto industry is absolutely saturated with scams and grifters. As always do your own research and invest carefully. Hold your own keys and continue your journey to being financially sovereign.\nAcquire Crypto # Atomic Swaps # Atomic Swaps are the future of Crypto Currency trading. Completely custody-less, heavily private, and generally uncensorable. Still very much in development. Learn more here.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nBasic Swap Dex - Atomic Swap DEX. No added fees. Installed locally. Currently in BETA.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nLiquiality - Atomic Swaps across multiple coins.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nUnstoppapleSwaps - Atomic Swap from BTC to Monero.\nDecentralized Exchanges # Decentralization is a spectrum. Many decentralized exchanges aren\u0026rsquo;t nearly as decentralized as they claim to be, but usually they are far more distributed than any centralized exchanges.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nFiat On Ramps (P2P) # Bisq - Buy and sell bitcoin for fiat (or other cryptocurrencies) privately and securely using Bisq\u0026rsquo;s peer-to-peer network and open-source desktop software. Bisq allows you to purchase your bitcoin using P2P Zelle transactions. No registration required.\nHodl Hodl - Anonymous P2P deals on your terms. Trade globally. Using any payment system. For any fiat currency. Bitcoin only. No registration required.\nLocal Monero - Local Monero makes it easy for you to connect with real people in the real world to buy and sell Monero with no KYC. Announced in May 2024 that they would be shutting down. No reason given, but this is likely due to regulatory pressure against other platforms like Samurai and Tornado cash.\nPeach Bitcoin - Peach allows users to purchase BTC in many different national currencies all P2P without KYC. Not currently available in the US.\nRetoSwap - Like Bisq but for Monero. Installed locally, it uses Monero and Tor for high level privacy.\nXMRGlobal - A monero focused p2p exchange for purchasing cryptocurrency via Zelle, ACH cash etc.\nNon-Custodial exchanges # Most exchanges are custodial, meaning you are required to leave crypto on their platform if you want to trade, or you purchase and they will hold on to it initially. Non-custodial exchanges will send your trades and purchases directly to wallets of your choosing.\nChangenow - Reliable non KYC exchange.\nChangelly - Not recommended at this time. Changelly does not require KYC for smaller transactions but they will sometimes implement KYC mid trade, forcing to KYC or lose your funds.\nCryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nEvonax - Established in 2016,Evonax operates as a non-custodial instant cryptocurrency exchange, ensuring that users’ funds are never held within the platform. Serving as an intermediary between cryptocurrencies and users, Evonax provides access to a diverse range of digital assets including Monero (XMR).\nFixedFloat - Good rates for crypto exchanges, does not currently allow US customer IP addresses. Does not require KYC.\nGodex.io - This exchange is a dependable tool for immediate conversions. It supports the conversion of over 300 cryptocurrencies into Monero, without any KYC requirements and it works in both directions, offering great flexibility.\nHoudini Swap - Privacy focused non custodial exchange.\nKYC vs No KYC list - A list of P2P Trading Platforms (i.e. P2P exchanges) for trading Bitcoin. Common payment methods include bank transfer, cash deposited in the seller\u0026rsquo;s bank account, in-person cash (face-to-face) trades as well as payment networks such as Zelle, Alipay, even Cash App and PayPal, for example. Some of these payment methods are more private than others. Typically, face-to-face, cash-by-mail, and US Postal Money Orders are among the most private methods available.\nKYCNotMe - Website that Tracks exchanges that don\u0026rsquo;t use KYC.\nMexc - Crypto trades without KYC. Currently blocked for US based IP addresses.\nNO KYC Only - Education on avoiding KYC and why its problematic.\nOrangeFren - Check many KYC-free services and find the one with the best offer for a wide variety of coins.\nSimpleSwap - Exchange multiple tokens without giving up custody. Requires an account. Offers cash back in their own token.\nSideShift - Shift between different layer 2 tokens. Includes tokens on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Polygoin.\nStealthEx - StealthEX is a non-custodial cryptocurrency exchange service that accepts Monero (XMR). The platform does not require users to create an account or share personal information. Additionally, funds are not stored on StealthEX; exchanges are conducted directly between wallets. At StealthEX, there are no upper limits for your exchanges — you can exchange any amount you desire. When it comes to minimum amounts, you only need to ensure you have enough to cover the network fees.\nSwapSwop - SwapSwop is an instant anonymous crypto exchange with a high level of security from SSL certificates on internal services to a multi-stage exchange procedure, which guarantees the safety of your assets and quick exchange for the desired cryptocurrency.\nTrocador - Privacy focused front end to push your transactions through non KYC exchanges.\nBusiness Directories # AirBTC - AirBNB for Bitcoiners.\nAgoristAcers - Purchase Seeds with Monero.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nAutoCoinCar - Purchase Luxury cars with Crypto - (UK Only).\nBeef Initiative - Purchase Regenerative/Grass fed beef with Crypto.\nBitcoin-P2P Marketplace - BTC sales.\nBitcoin-RealEstate - Purchase Real estate with crypto.\nBitcoin-only - The Ultimate guide to all things Bitcoin.\nBitcoin-only.com - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nBitejo - Massive List of companies that accept Monero and Bitcoin - Is now XMRBazzar.\nCarCoinMarket - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCompTIA Vouchers - CompTIA certs for Btc.\nCryptoCars - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCryptwerk - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nDirectory.BTCPayserver - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nGrowingSpaces - Buy Greenhouses with BTC.\nMonerica - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nMoneromarket - XMR trading platform with escrow. Start selling and buying today.\nOatManFarms - Purchase Oats for BTC.\nShopinBit - Purchase all sorts of items in BTC, only ships to UK currently.\nXMR Bazzar - A p2p shopping center for buying and selling services and goods in Monero. Built by Douglas Tumen, founder and host of the Monero Talk podcast.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale.\nJobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin.\nLatium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase.\nPublish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens.\nDAO and DEFI Tools # ApeBoard - Cross chain crypto monitoring Dashboard.\nCoin - Crypto portfolio account and crypto news aggregator.\nCow.fi - CoW Protocol finds the lowest price for your trade across all exchanges and aggregators, such as Uniswap and 1inch – and protects you from MEV, unlike the others.\nDAOStack - Project that helps you streamline the creation of your own DAO.\nDefiSafety - DEFI Security ratings.\nDefillama - The ultimate tracker for all things DEFI. Track Yield, transparency, NFTs, Stables, Hacks etc.\nDapps.com - Dapp rankings via marketcap.\nDextools - Cross Chain Defi and Cefi Dashboard.\nGhostfol - Multichain Dashboard, includes traditional stocks and ETF’s as well.\nHedgehog - Centralized Exchange Dashboard Management.\nRailgun - RAILGUN is a smart contract system that enables Zero-Knowledge Privacy for any on-chain dApp.\nRotki - An open source portfolio tracker, accounting and analytics tool that protects your privacy. Can be self hosted.\nTornado Cash - DO NOT USE IF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. Tornado cash is an Ethereum based coinjoin mixer that can be used to gain privacy on Ethereum. In August 2022 Tornado Cash was blacked listed by the US government and added to the OFAC list. While the front end website is no longer running you can still interact with the smart contract(this is by design). If you are a US citizen you risk criminal penalties for doing so. Alex Pertsev, was sentenced to five years in prison for his work on development of Tornado cash. It\u0026rsquo;s important to note that despite the shutdown by the US government, the Tornado Cash smart contract is still up and running, and is more less unstoppable as long as the Ethereum network continues to run. If you would like to support the legal defence fund you can so by checking out Justice DAO.\nDecentralized Nodes # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Avalanche and more.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nHandshake - Decentralized DNS. Handshake is an experiment on collaborating to create a decentralized network which results in a global allocation of names. Think of the handles or usernames you use on services such as social networks, and domain names identifying the URL for websites. Nearly all of these services were provided by trusted third parties which prevent the web from truly being decentralized. Handshake provides a means, including key management and server/service authentication, for decentralized web services to experiment.\nMonero Nodo - A full, unpruned, and dedicated hardware node comes equipped with Tor and I2P support, ensuring maximum privacy and security for your transactions. Manage your wallets effortlessly through the LWS Admin panel and enjoy the convenience of our built-in block explorer. The 5.5″ touchscreen allows you to control your node directly from the device, or you can access it from the web for added flexibility and full block explorer functionality. Mine Monero using P2Pool. Contribute to your privacy by running your own personal node while contributing to the Monero network.\nMyNodeBTC - Run Bitcoin nodes and lots of other Bitcoin applications, includes wallets, BTCPay Server, Lightning tools and Whirlpool and other privacy tools.\nPibode-XMR - Small Raspberry pi focused distro for Monero mining.\nPktCash - PKT is an ecosystem of apps that decentralize access to the internet. The mission is to get the next billion people online.\nThreefold - Decentralized Autonomous Internet Infrastructure. ThreeFold is a globally-distributed grid of storage, compute, and network capacity, acting as “no middleman” Internet resources between independent capacity providers and users.\nEducation and certifications # C4/Crypto Consortium - Offers certifications for BTC, Eth and crypto best practices.\nBlockchain-Council.org - Blockchain Council embraces Blockchain, AI, and Web3 with a range of certifications and training.\nChainalysis Certifications - The Chainalysis Cryptocurrency Fundamentals Certification (CCFC) credential is designed for those new to cryptocurrency. Whether you’re starting out on a career focused on crypto, or are coming across bitcoin as you run investigations, onboard new businesses or formulate cryptocurrency compliance policies, this is the place to begin.\nFund Raising # Giveth - Giveth is building a new way forward with its zero-fee, community-driven donation platform - leveraging the power of blockchain technology to connect on-the-ground projects with regenerative funding opportunities.\nGeyser.fund - Geyser is a bitcoin-native crowdfunding platform where you can fund project ideas with the support from global communities.\nHeo.Finance - Decentralized crowdfunding without borders. Help Each Other (HEO) is the first decentralized stablecoin-based crowdfunding platform that removes geographical and political limitations from fundraising. HEO platform is already live on Binance Smart Chain, Celo, Aurora, and Ethereum mainnets.\nKuno Media - Monero based crowd funding.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow institute works to help fund privacy and anti surveillance tech.\nOpen Sats - Open Sats Initiative, Inc. (EIN 85-2722249) is a 501(c)(3) public charity which aims to fund Bitcoin-related free and open-source projects and associated education and research initiatives. Open Sats focuses on no strings attached Bitcoin(only) and freedom tech donations.\nStacks.org - The mission of the Stacks project is to enable a better internet through decentralized apps. To do it, they’re expanding the Bitcoin economy and enabling more functionality as a Bitcoin layer.\nTen31 - Ten31 is the leading bitcoin-focused investor and partner of choice to companies building technology and infrastructure for the bitcoin ecosystem, as well as complementary freedom-oriented technologies including open source software, AI and nostr.\nMerchant Services # Align Pay - AlignPay never picks sides on any issue and is proud to facilitate a welcoming place where people, organizations, campaigns, and merchants can interact in a healthy, open, and legal way.\nParallel Economy - Censorship-Resistant payment processing backed by Conservative Commentator Dan Bongino.\nRevere Payments - A Christian merchant services provider that offers a wide range of solutions for businesses in a variety of industries, including e-commerce, retail, restaurant, firearms, religious, political, CBD, and non-profit. We’re using the same innovative technology as our parent company, Metrics Global, to bring seamless, secure online payments to any industry.\nSecond Amendment Processing - 2nd Amendment processing helps you protect yourself and your business from being censored for your political views or other forms of wrong think.\nOsint for Crypto # AMLBot - Founded in 2019, AMLBot Online assessment of crypto addresses and transactions, founded in 2019 by a team of RegTech specialists in accordance with FATF international recommendations. Offers both free and non-free services.\nClarks Dashboard - A comprehensive list of all BTC Data. Includes Block times, price data, Side chain data, mining etc.\nDeveloperReports - Tracks the current amount of developers on Crypto projects.\nMonero Garden - A complete introduction and walkthrough on all the technical specifics of Monero.\nMonero Inflation - Tracks potential inflation or flaws in the Monero Protocol. Due to Monero\u0026rsquo;s privacy proper auditing can be difficult.\nMonero Observer - News aggregator for all things monero.\nMoneroj.net - Tracks the Monero mining hash rate across all miners.\nMonero.Eco - Graphical interface for the entire Monero Ecosystem.\nMiningPoolStats - Track all data across mining pools for all sorts of crypto projects. Organized primarily by what type of hash algorithm each blockchain uses.\n[Monerowatch](https://monerowat.ch - A monero blockchain explorer. While Monero doesnt have a tradational blockchain explorer we can track block times and size. Along with hash rate and other useful metrics.\nOXT.me - OXT is a tool designed for Exploratory Blockchain Analysis of the bitcoin ledger. OXT is the \u0026lsquo;Other exploration Tool\u0026rsquo; and it should become the \u0026lsquo;Open eXploration Tool\u0026rsquo; in the future.\nStable Pulse - Get a clear, accurate, minimally filtered view of the stablecoin ecosystem.\nThe Monero Moon - The ultimate newsletter for all things Monero.\nTheGraph.com - Crypto Database API Tools.\nTimechainstats.com - BTC Chain API data.\nTrack Bitcoin Nodes - Tracks total Bitcoin nodes.\nTrack Bitcoin Treasuries - Tracks the public Bitcoin Wallets of major corporations and governments.\nTrack Ethereum Nodes - Tracks total Ethereum nodes.\nDefi Lama StablecoinData - Stable coin data across chains.\nPrivacy Software # Bokuto Monero Node - Open source fork of Ronin Dojo’s Bakuto project that allows for a full node Monero wallet.\nBorder Wallets - Border Wallets is a website that helps you strategize on how best to memorize your wallet seed phrase. This can be useful if you need to cross a border, or have a particularly high threat model.\nGupax - Gupax is a GUI for mining Monero on P2Pool using XMRig.\nJam - Jam is a graphical user interface for JoinMarket, and while obviously related, is a separate project developed by a separate set of people.\nJoinMarket-Org - JoinMarket is software to create a special kind of bitcoin transaction called a CoinJoin transaction. Its aim is to improve the confidentiality and privacy of bitcoin transactions. With the shutdown of Samurai wallet, and the withdrawal of the not recommended service Wasabi from the US, Join Market is now one of the only privacy tools for Bitcoin.\nPinode - Monero OS for running full Monero Nodes on Pi’s, Rockpros and Odroids.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nSilent Payments - Silent Payments make receiving Bitcoin easier than ever while preserving your privacy. Silent Payments allow you to create a single, static address to share with friends, use for donations, or post for tips without sacrificing privacy. When someone wants to send you a payment, they use the unique public key that is a part of your Silent Payment address, combine it with the public keys of the outputs they want to send and generate a unique, one-time address that looks on-chain just like any other Taproot address.\nXMRVSBeast - P2Pool Bonus Hash Rate Raffle for people providing Monero Hash.\nSocial Media # Coinpayments.net - Purchase Social media followers with Monero.\nEchoIn - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here.\nFountain - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nMinds - Minds is an open-source social networking service that promotes free speech, privacy, and transparency.\nOshi - Oshi is a powerful marketing and rewards platform built to replace stars, punch cards, and coffee points with something that people really want - Bitcoin.\nOrange Pill App - Bitcoin dating and friend finder.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.ps://www.minds.com/) - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nSpeculative Projects # DarkFi - DarkFi is a new Layer 1 blockchain, designed with anonymity at the forefront. It offers flexible private primitives that can be wielded to create any kind of application. DarkFi aims to make anonymous engineering highly accessible to developers. Backed by noted Crypto Anarchist Amir Taaki.\nFedimints - While still largely theoretical, Fediments is based off the original 1980\u0026rsquo;s concept of Chaumian Ecash, that would essentially provide federated mints built on top of Bitcoin, with high levels of privacy. Two implementations of this concept are Cashu and Umint. These are still in active development. One potential problem with this is legal pressure due to potential classification of these services as unlicensed money transmitters, much like how Samurai Wallet and potentially custodial lightning services are being targeted.\nFreedom Dollar - Freedom Dollar is a private, censorship-resistant stablecoin protocol built on Zano. Stable coins are a useful but sometimes risky project, as they are supposed to maintain their price point with a fiat asset like the dollar.\nHaveno - Haveno aims to be a crypto on ramp much like Bisq that uses Monero instead of Bitcoin as the base payment option. Haveno will utilize TOR and p2p trades, while never taking custody of your funds.\nPirate Chain - Launched in 2018 with the primary goal of being the most private and secure digital currency, Pirate Chain strives to protect the financial privacy of every user in the world. Pirate Chain achieves this by employing the strongest and most acclaimed privacy protocol in the industry, and couples this with an unassailable strategy implementation. Pirate vs Monero Breakdown\nSerai DEX - Largely created in response to Thorchain\u0026rsquo;s choice to not integrate Monero, the Serai Dex works much like the Thorchain DEX, providing coin trading between different native coins using liquidity pools funded by users for small rewards.\nZano - An ambitious project that offers the privacy of Monero for regular transactions, including all projects built ontop of its network. Additionally offers alias addresses so you can associate a wallet address with a name, much like how DNS works for IP addresses. Offers escrow services and Iconic swaps as an alternative to Atomic Swaps. Also allows for building dApps on chain as well.\nSpending Options # Bill Pay # Bitrefill Credit Card Service - Service to pay off Credit Card for multiple providers. Requires KYC. Currently disabled for Americans, but hopefully will be returning. This service does require KYC, but they do offer other services that do not.\nDoctorSim - Top up or recharge any prepaid phone in over 200 countries instantly and securely with doctorSIM.\nSpritz.Finance - Focuses on bill pay, secured payments, automated payments etc. Uses Web 3. Requires an account. Currently in closed Beta.\nCredit Cards # 2Fiat - A new platform that lets you instantly convert Bitcoin, Monero, USDT or any crypto to fiat and make purchases online or in store.\nAbine - An alternative credit card masking service. Abine has similar features, virtual cards up to 500$ for individual vendors. But Abine also offers other privacy services like phone masking, email masking and more. Abine does not have a free tier unlike privacy.com.\nBitpay - Preloaded Bitpay card that lets you spend your Bitcoin.\nDashDirect - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including DASH. Dash Direct phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with DASH for discounts from hundreds of vendors. No KYC Required.\nDoNotPay - DoNotPay is a consumer rights company that helps you fight corporations and beat bureaucracy. They offer a wide range of services, including bill pay, credit card management, and more.\nEzzocard - Anon cards can be purchased via crypto. Charges a decent markup.\nKlutchCard - Service that provides several management and privacy features for your bank account. Klutch gives you unlimited Virtual cards, a physical card without your name on the front, and the ability to manage your spending transactions in depth all while still earning cash back. Does require KYC information and a good credit score though. Another downside, there is currently no way to pay off your balance other than to link your account via ACH and routing number.\nLaso.Finance - A bit pricey. Virtual Credit card with no KYC card that allows for spends of over 1K anywhere in the world. Currently uses Metamask for stable coins only. Monero support coming soon.\nPayWithMoon - Virtual Cards with no KYC funded by lightning based Bitcoin transactions. You can create as many virtual cards as you want, but cards are limited in amounts of 1000$. These cards do not currently work outside of the United States. Used to provide full pre-paid credit cards only offers gift cards now.\nPrivacy.com - The primary method for Credit Card Privacy. By linking your bank account to your Debit card, you can create virtual privacy focused cards that only work for one vendor at a time. This prevents your Debit card from being used in the event of a vendor data breach. Virtual cards are easily deletable. Downsides are that you start with 500$ per card limits for virtual cards. And there is the privacy concern of sharing your bank data with a third party. Please use our affiliate link when signing up. To get an extra $5 dollars on sign up.\nUquid - Virtual card for crypto, only works through Binance or wallet connect compatible wallets, for a wide range of gift card services.\nX1 - Similar to Klutch. Control subscriptions and keep your details private with disposable card numbers.donotpay.com/learn/virtual-credit-card-generator/) - Free Virtual Credit Card Generator for signing up for trial services. Do not Pay also works to create an AI focused response to many asymmetrical problems of society like fighting back against parking tickets or social media de-platforming with automated and proven methods of remediating these issues.\nGift Cards # Egifter - Buy and send premium gift cards for a wide range of services. Offers points per purchases. Gyft - Gift cards for over 200 vendors. Coinsbee - Does Phone Top ups. Bitrefill - Gifts cards and other services. Coincards - giftcards available in multiple countries, Coincards has everything you could possibly need to live your life with crypto! Offers Phone Top ups and accepts Monero. Stealths - Monero first Gift card sales. No KYC Required. Wallets # Bitcoin Wallets # Ashigaru - A new fork of Samurai Wallet without the coinjoin services. As this is new untested its recommended not to put large amounts of BTC on here just yet.\nCasa - Self custody wallet with built in Multi-sig for security and inheritance built in so that your assets aren\u0026rsquo;t lost in the event of death. Only takes Bitcoin and Ethereum.\nCold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nElectrum Wallet - Founded in 2011 Electrum is one of the oldest, simplest and most trusted Bitcoin Only wallets in the game. With a simple interface that has been forked by many other blockchain projects Electrum has everything you need to store and use your bitcoin easily and securely.\nSamurai Wallet - A modern bitcoin wallet hand forged to keep your transactions private your identity masked and your funds secured. Samurai Wallet is a mobile only wallet that is built to work with the Ronin Dojo Full node and Whirlpool privacy coinjoins. Completely Open Source. Mobile only wallet. In April 2024 Samurai Wallet was shutdown by the US government and the founders of the wallet arrested. While the wallet still works if installed, the Whirpool coinjoin features have since been disabled. You can donate to the Samurai defense team here You can also find a list of Public Dojo Clones to use at Dojobay\nSparrow Wallet - Sparrow is a Bitcoin wallet for those who value financial self sovereignty. Sparrow’s emphasis is on security, privacy and usability. Sparrow does not hide information from you - on the contrary it attempts to provide as much detail as possible about your transactions and UTXOs, but in a way that is manageable and usable. Completely Open Source. Desktop only wallet. Following the arrest of the Samurai Wallet Devs, the Whirlpool privacy features were removed from the wallet.\nHardware Wallets # Cold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nFoundationDevices - Foundation builds the Passport hardware wallet which is an airgapped wallet hardware device. Passport has no direct connection with the outside world – no USB data and no wireless communications. Instead, Passport uses a camera and QR codes for communication. This provides hardcore, airgapped security without sacrificing usability.\nLedger - NOT RECOMMENDED. While Ledger has a long history in the space of supporting multiple coins. Ledger is close sourced. Ledger has recently come under for fire for creating a backup policy that lets you back up your keys to Ledgers cloud providers, which means that your private keys could be susceptible to third party pressures on the key holders. Also Ledger was caught sending customer data to several different third parties.\nMonero Signer - Monero Signer is a hardware signing device equipped with a camera that allows you to sign transactions offline via QR-Code. Monero Signer also allows you to generate seeds, passphrases and addresses. All this while being completely offline. Software updates are done air-gapped using a micro SD card.\nSeedsigner - Open source hardware signing device that uses raspberry pi zero which reduces possibility of interception. Does not store your coins, is only a security focused device for signing/approving transactions. Bitcoin only.\nTrezor - One of the older hardware wallets around. Trezor is Fully open source and is one of the few wallets to also support multiple coins.\nLightning Wallets # Phoenix Wallet - Utilizing the lightning network can still be quite difficult, which Phoenix aims to help solve. At first glance, Phoenix doesn\u0026rsquo;t look different from your typical Bitcoin wallet. The difference is that Phoenix runs natively on Lightning. Phoenix takes care of everything under the hood and you will barely notice anything, except that your payments are faster and cheaper. Mobile only wallet. Monero Wallets # Anonero - Anonero is privacy focused phone wallet that only supports Monero, while incorporating other privacy features like, encrypted backups, airgapped transactions mandatory TOR connections. You can only access this app over TOR.\nFeather Wallet - Feather is a free, open-source Monero wallet for Linux, Tails, macOS and Windows. It is written in C++ with the Qt framework. Monero can be difficult to use in many cases to the highly technical and private nature of the coin, which is why the simplicity of feather wallet is so necessary. Feather Wallet can installed or run as a standalone application, making it easily parable with something like Tails OS for the ultimate privacy combo.\nMonero Subscription Wallet - Wallet that allows you to set subscriptions of regularly recurring payments that you would like to send.\nMyMonero - The simplest way to use the next-generation private digital currency Monero, at the sweet spot between security, convenience, and features. Not a full node wallet. You need to trust another node to run this wallet. These wallets share your private view key with a remote server, which continuously scans the blockchain looking for your transactions. They are faster to use, but your privacy can be lessened if you don\u0026rsquo;t control the remote server.\nRinoWallet - Online Monero multisig wallet. Non-custodial and offers 2FA protection.\nMulti Chain Wallets # CakeWallet - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including Monero. Cakewallet phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with Monero for discounts from hundreds of vendors. Supports Monero. No KYC Required. Mobile and desktop wallet. Open Source.\nExodus Wallet - One of the best wallets for holding multiple coins. With a beautiful interface that shows you long term internal price data, built in protocol level staking, coin swaps between hundreds of coins and many other features. Exodus is one best crypto wallets bar none. While it has ended support for Monero as it was a technical challenge to support it. Exodus is NOT Open source. Desktop and mobile.\nStack Wallet - Non Custodial multi coin wallet. Open Source. Has built in exchange functionality. Comes with \u0026ldquo;Duress mode\u0026rdquo; that lets you prepare a fake wallet in case you are physically threatened. Comes with built auto back ups, in wallet crypto swapping and more. Allows you to easily point at your own full node. Supports monero. Desktop and Mobile.\nWallet Recovery # Bitcoin Recovery CO - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nCryptoRecovers - Helping people regain access to their lost Bitcoin wallets since 2019.\nDatarecovery.com - Specializes in cryptocurrency recovery services, providing expert assistance to individuals and businesses who have lost access to their digital assets.\nDriveSavers - Specializes in recovering lost cryptocurrency and compromised wallets from all types of software and hardware wallets.\nEasyRecovery - Professional Bitcoin wallet recovery services can assist with password recovery, private key extraction, and damaged device repair to restore access to your Bitcoin.\nKeychainX - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nProfessional Crypto Recovery - Crypto recovery service that can help you recover your lost coins today.\nRecoverLostBitcoin - Expert crypto recovery services, including private key reconstruction, wallet and scam recovery.\nRecoverMyCryptoWallet - Can recover lost passphrases, missing seed words and forgotten passwords.\nWallet Recovery Service - Can recover lost crypto from all types of wallets.\n"},{"id":13,"href":"/organizations/","title":"Organizations","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The State is, and always has been, the great single enemy of the human race, its liberty, happiness, and progress.\u0026rdquo; - Murray Rothbard\nLiberty Organization that fight for different facets of all things related to liberty.\nAnti ESG Orgs # StriveFunds - Investment firm to counter ESG narrative from Blackrock and Vanguard. Strive specifically rejects the idea of Stakeholder capitalism. Started by author and presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. Antiwar # Antiwar.com - Since the mid 90\u0026rsquo;s Antiwar.com has been one of not the most important and consistently antiwar voices. With reporting on wars all over the globe for a liberty perspective, antiwar.com covers every aspect of the global wars.\nBitcoin For Peace - Accelerate World Peace Through Bitcoin Adoption. The vision of Bitcoin For Peace is to live in world where ALL life co-thrives in harmony. With the current corrupt fiat system, that vision can never happen. Bitcoin is a peaceful revolution.\nConcerned Veterans for America - CVA and its grassroots army will look to defend VA reforms and expand health care options for veterans, rethink America’s foreign policy to promote long-term prosperity, and encourage action to foster a more secure financial future for our country.\nDefend the Guard - An organization that works to reclaim constitutional authority. Defend the Guard legislation would prohibit a state’s National Guard units from being deployed into active combat without a formal declaration of war by Congress, as provided by the U.S. Constitution.\nFood Not Bombs - Food Not Bombs started in 1980. They work to provide healthy vegetarian food to starving Americans. Leftwing organization.\nStopWar.org - Stop the War was founded in September 2001 in the weeks following 9/11, when George W. Bush announced the “war on terror”. Stop the War has since been dedicated to preventing and ending the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and elsewhere. Comes from a leftwing perspective.\nThe Libertarian Institute - Founded by Scott Horton. LI focuses on many issues with a large focus on antiwar. LI has a lot of cross over with Antiwar.com.\nTheGrayZone - The Grayzone is an independent journalistic initiative that does not receive funding from any government or government-backed group or individual. The Gray Zone primarily reports on antiwar civil rights issues from a left wing perspectives.\nWeAreNotYourSoldiers - Antiwar Non-profit feature former soldiers that publicly talk about their horrible experiences during war.\nAntiWoke Advocacy # ActionPDE - PDE Action is a nonpartisan advocacy group working to reclaim public schools through engagement with school boards \u0026amp; state legislatures.\nDefendingEd - Parents Defending Education is a national grassroots organization working to reclaim our schools from activists imposing harmful agendas.\nExit Group - Group that helps users exit from woke/corporate life and build businesses to create separate revenue streams\nFairForAll - A nonpartisan organization dedicated to advancing civil rights and liberties for all Americans, and promoting a common culture based on fairness, understanding, and humanity. Specifically rejects woke ideas and believes in actual equality for all people.\nHeterodox Academy - Heterodox Academy (HxA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit membership organization of thousands of faculty, staff, and students committed to advancing the principles of open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement to improve higher education and academic research. Focuses heavily on Colleges.\nInstitute for Liberal Values - As a non-partisan and non-sectarian consortium focused on the promotion of individual freedom, rights, and liberty in everyday life, the Institute for Liberal Values provides the skills and support required to build community where there has been division, encourage free expression where there has been censorship, and foster optimism where there is fear.\nNew Discourses - Education on all things critical theory. Eduation and debunking of Marxism, Progressive and all forms of critical theory. IE Critical Race Theory, Queer Theory, etc. Founded by James Lindsey.\nClimate Change Pushback # Copenhagen Consensus - The Copenhagen Consensus Center is a think tank that researches and publishes the smartest solutions to the world\u0026rsquo;s biggest problems. Our studies are conducted by more than 300 economists from internationally renowned institutions, including seven Nobel Laureates, to advise policymakers and philanthropists how to achieve the best results with their limited resources.Founded by climate change debunker and educator Bjorn Lomborg.\nEnvironmental Progress - Environmental Progress (EP) was founded in 2016 with the mission of achieving nature, peace and prosperity for all. We believe everyone has a right to affordable energy, a healthy planet, and urban environments that enable citizens to thrive. Our strategy has been to organize grassroots movements to defend these rights, and to fund research into why they are threatened. Founded by free speech advocate and Journalist Michael Shellenberger.\nHeartland.org - The Heartland Institute is a nonprofit organization that focuses on issues in education, environmental protection, health care, budgets and taxes, and stopping Socialism.\nIndustrial Progress - For the last 40 years, so-called environmentalists have held back industrial progress around the world. That\u0026rsquo;s why Idustrial Progress helps the industry fight for its freedom, with new ideas, arguments, and policies that will improve our economy and our environment. Founded by Fossil Fuels advocate Alex Epstein.\nPerc.org - The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) explores how aligning free market incentives for environmental stewardship produces sustainable outcomes for land, water, and wildlife.\nSavory.Global - Fights against climate change approved opinion by using regenerative farming practices of holistic land management. Provides real alternative solutions to mainstream climate fear mongering.\nDrug Freedom # Drug Policy Alliance - The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the leading organization in the U.S. working to end the drug war. Encryption and censorship # Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) - The largest organization that fights for Internet and Digital Freedom. Based out of the US.The EFF puts out several of the best digital freedom tools, including HTTPS Everywhere, Privacy Badger and Certbot.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFree resources Physical and Digital # Art For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nLeadership Institute - Liberty focused training provided in person and virtual. Training is offered for a wide range of topics, including, activism campaigns, fundraising and more.\nLibertarianism.org - Free ebooks from a Cato/Bluepilled perspective. Still some solid content overall.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - Free liberty starter kits for applicants. Including books small grants and more. Primarily aimed at students.\nTechsoup.org - Free Tech for non-profits.\nLegal Advocacy # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nCoin Center - Based in D.C., Coin Center is the leading non-profit research and advocacy center focused on the public policy issues facing cryptocurrency and decentralized computing technologies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Their mission is to defend the rights of individuals to build and use free and open cryptocurrency networks: the right to write and publish code – to read and to run it. The right to assemble into peer-to-peer networks. And the right to do all this privately.\nDeFi Education Fund - The DeFi Education Fund (DEF) explains decentralized finance (DeFi) to policymakers around the world and advocates for policies welcoming of decentralized financial infrastructure.\nFire - Since its founding more than two decades ago as the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, FIRE has become the nation’s leading defender of fundamental rights on college campuses through our unique mix of programming, including student and faculty outreach, public education campaigns, individual case advocacy, and policy reform efforts. In 2022, FIRE changed its name to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and announced an expansion initiative into off-campus free speech advocacy and legal defense.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nInstitute for Justice - IJ is a nonprofit, public interest law firm. Their mission is to end widespread abuses of government power and secure the constitutional rights that allow all Americans to pursue their dreams.\nJusticeDao- A DAO specifically dedicated to helping the legal defense of the developers of Tornado Cash, an Ethereum based privacy service that was takedown by government action.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nPacific Legal Foundation - Pacific Legal Foundation is a national nonprofit legal organization that defends Americans from government overreach and abuse. PFL specifically focuses on Property Rights, Equality and Opportunity and Separation of Powers. ^1,2^\nPeer-To-Peer Rights Fund - The P2P Rights Fund is a project housed within the Bitcoin Policy Institute, a 501(c)3 think tank. An advisory board including open-source developers, human rights activists, and lawyers oversees the fund’s activities. P2P Focuses on protection of Open-Source Software under the First Amendment.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nStand With Crypto - Stand With Crypto, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, champions for clear, common-sense regulations for the crypto industry. We\u0026rsquo;re mobilizing the 52 million crypto owners in the US - a demographic that is younger (60% Gen-Z and Millennials) and more diverse (41% identify as racial minorities) than the general US population - to unlock crypto\u0026rsquo;s innovation potential and foster greater economic freedom.\nThe Crypto Lawyers - Much like Coin Center Crypto Lawyers provide legal advocacy for Bitcoin freedom. They offer services in regards to Litigation, NFT, DEFI, IP, Compliance, and Forensic Investigations.\nMeetups, Education and Training # Americas Future - America’s Future empowers young people to be active, civil, and curious citizens who build freer communities that lead to fulfillment, dignity, and happiness for all.We’re working toward a time in America where young people collaborate to drive change in their communities – change that equips the individual to build a free and happy life. America’s Future offers rising generations opportunities for networking, mentoring, leadership and community engagement through our national network and extensive array of programming.\nArt For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nFreedom Works - A longstanding political orginization that has traditionally leaned republican. Recently though they\u0026rsquo;ve rebranded to target smaller liberty focused groups in order to help educated and advocate for freedom and change in public policy.\nLeadership Institute - Founded in 1979 by its president, Morton C. Blackwell, LI provides training in campaigns, fundraising, grassroots organizing, youth politics, and communications. The Institute teaches conservatives of all ages how to succeed in politics, government, and the media.The Institute offers more than 50 types of training schools, workshops, and seminars; a free employment placement service; and a national field program that trains conservative students to organize campus groups.\nLiberty on the Rocks - Liberty on the Rocks is a non-profit grass roots libertarian organization designed to educate, connect, and activate liberty enthusiasts around the world. Through local chapters and events, citizens and activists throughout the country can increase the size of their networks, enhance their understanding of economics and the philosophy of freedom, widen their knowledge of local and national educational outlets, and increase their opportunities for involvement. Official Partner of Liberty Tools\nLiberty Seeds - The largest directory of liberty-minded organizations, events, and more.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - SFL is not a top down, chapter based, or membership organization. Instead SFL functions as a network of pro-liberty students from a wide diversity of locations and backgrounds. SFL does sometimes take the more blue pilled approach.\nWe Are Change - We Are Change is a nonpartisan, independent media organization comprised of individuals and groups working to expose corruption worldwide.Founded by Luke Rudkowski, We Are Change is comprised of independent journalists, concerned citizens, activists, and anyone who wants to shape the direction our world is going in. We seek to expose the lies of governments and the corporate elite who constantly trash our humanity. Their goal is to create a community of truth-seekers and peacemakers who share a commitment to nonviolent action.\nYoung Americans for Liberty - Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) is the most active and effective pro-liberty youth organization advancing liberty on campus. Our four-step mission is to identify, educate, train, and mobilize youth activists to make liberty win. YAL maintains many chapters across college campuses all over the US.\nYou are the Power - You Are The Power is a membership-based nonprofit that is founded and run by Spike Cohen. They work with activists and organizations in all 50 states, using localized, single-issue activism to set communities free, restore individual rights, take the power away from government and put it back in the hands of the people.\nPress Freedoms # Committee to Protect Journalists - The Committee to Protect Journalists is an independent, nonprofit organization that promotes press freedom worldwide. They defend the right of journalists to report the news safely and without fear of reprisal.\nInternational Press Institute - Their mission is to defend media freedom and support independent journalism wherever they are threatened. Also tracks press freedoms in regards to Covid restrictions.\nReporters Without Borders - Reporters Without Borders tracks press freedoms across the world.\nPolice Reform and Monitoring # 8 Can\u0026rsquo;t Wait - 8 Cant Wait is a campaign to bring immediate change to police departments by encouraging the adoption of 8 specific policies.\nAdopt a Cop - Adopt A Cop BJJ is a nonprofit, donation based program and registered 501(c)3 that allows active duty patrolling police officers around the country to train at any Adopt A Cop BJJ affiliated academy and will pay 100% of the officer’s membership until they reach the rank of Blue belt. Blue belt is the second ranked belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and on average it takes around 12 to 18 months to obtain. Police officers are much less likely to both get injured and to injure suspects if they are trained in BJJ as evidenced by this Case Study.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nOpen-archive - App for saving and sharing files for whistleblowers and videos of police etc\nThick Red Line - A project of Art of Liberty, TRL is an effort to restore respect for law enforcement by abolishing victimless crime.\nWashingtonPost Police Shootings Database - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states\nThink Tanks # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAyn Rand Institute - ARI offers a variety of educational experiences to promote greater understanding of Ayn Rand’s philosophy and, through the writing and speaking of our experts, advocates her principles of reason, rational self-interest and laissez-faire capitalism. ARI also often takes a more Blue pilled perspective and does not generally follow Anarchist ideas, as it advocates for a one world government, based on the principles of logic and reason.\nArt of Liberty - A small think tank that exposes the Illegitimacy and Criminality of “Government” while Making the Voluntaryist Case for Free Markets, REAL Freedom and Peace.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow Institute works to promote the ideas of privacy in the world.\nThe Cato Institute - Founded in 1977 by Ed Crane, Murray Rothbard and Charles Koch. Cato is one of the oldest and largest libertarian think tanks in America. Cato has published great research and information since its inception. Cato has been criticized at times for often taking very pragmatic criticisms of the state and sometimes making the libertarian defense of state activities. Often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nThe Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) - FEE\u0026rsquo;s popular digital content and in-person programs turn complex ideas into practical tools for living your best life and making the world a better place. Fee covers a wide range of issues across the entire political spectrum, while always exposing government crimes and failures.\nThe Future of Freedom Foundation - The Future of Freedom Foundation is a tax-exempt, non-profit educational foundation whose mission is to present an uncompromising moral, philosophical, and economic case for the free society.\nThe Mises Institute - The premium think tank for all things liberty. Founded in 1982 by Anarcho-capitalism Lew Rockwell, largely to push the ideas of economist Murray Rothbard following his split with the Cato Institute. The Mises institute has been one of the biggest and most consistent voices for all things liberty including: Antiwar, Austrian economics, Sound Money, Police Reform, Secession, Book Publishing and so much more.\nThe Reason Foundation - Reason Foundation advances a free society by developing, applying, and promoting libertarian principles, including individual liberty, free markets, and the rule of law. We use journalism and public policy research to influence the frameworks and actions of policymakers, journalists, and opinion leaders. Reason also publishes Reason Magazine and hosts the SOHO Debate Forum. Much like Cato Reason often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nWhistle Blowing # Aim - Undercover citizen journalism, mostly focused on American schools.\nCryptome - One of the primary inspirations for Wikileaks, Cryptome has been offering a leaking platform to the world since 1996 and still runs today. Founded by John Young.\nEFF Surveillance Self-Defense - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\nGlobal Leaks - Whistleblowing Solutions Impresa Sociale S.r.l. (WBS) is an innovative social enterprise that carries out research and development to support whistleblowers and the fight against corruption. It was founded in 2016 to guarantee the economic sustainability of the GlobaLeaks project, through taking care of the growing number of requests for assistance, maintenance and custom deployment. WBS hosts the development activities and coordinates the community efforts. Global leaks provides its own open source tool for whistleblowers.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nO\u0026rsquo;keefe Media Group - Following the ousting of James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe from Project Veritas, O\u0026rsquo;Keefe Media group was founded to present another opportunity for whistle blowing and citizen journalism. OKM provides training and supplies for Citizen journalists.\nProject Veritas - Founded in 2010 by James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe, Project Veritas picked up much of the leaking slack following Wikileakss decrease in output. Often slandered as a far right group, Project Veritas has leaked many of the biggest stories since its inception. Project Veritas was and is largely known for using undercover cameras to expost stories.\nTruth in Media - Not a whistleblowing organization perse, however TIM is known for doing in depth inclusive stories reputably with strong reliable sources and without sensationalism. TIM focuses on stories that most media ignores. Founded by Journalist Ben Swann.\nWikiLeaks - Founded in 2006 by Julian Assange. Wikileaks was the the primary source for leaking of highly secret corporate and government data. Wikileaks worked to protect its leakers by employing the use of PGP and TOR. While largely inactive since the arrest of its founder Julian Assange in 2019, Wikileaks archives are still an important repository of leaked data.\nWizSafe Journalist Privacy Guide - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\n"},{"id":14,"href":"/osint/","title":"OSINT","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Nothing has such power to broaden the mind as the ability to investigate systematically and truly all that comes under thy observation in life.\u0026rdquo; - Marcus Aurelius\nOpen Source Intelligence tools can be used to find information of all types. This can be useful in furthering your understanding of both offensive and defensive practices by finding information for anything and everything. OSINT is the direct inverse of open source privacy tools. OSINT can be used for nefarious purposes in some cases, but OSINT itself does not directly include the concept of hacking. OSINT only aims to find legally available public information. OSINT has tremendous use in regards to education and finding information about corporations, politicians and good journalism. These tools can also be used to help you understand your own privacy exposure as well. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAI (Artificial Intelligence) Tools # Art Generators # Albus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAnimate Anyone - App that allows you to take a static image or photo and create videos of movement based on the people or characters in those photos.\nDall E - DALL·E 2 is an AI system that can create realistic images and art from a description in natural language. Made by Open Ai. Closed source.\nDreamstudio.ai - AI Art Generation.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGemini - Formerly known as Bard. Google\u0026rsquo;s AI alternative to Chat GPT. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias, including filtering your text prompts through a DEI and social justice lens.\nLumiere - A Space-Time Diffusion Model for Video Generation. Made by Google, closed source. Create video from word prompts or pictures. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias.\nMagic Animate - Magic Animate is an open source project that allows you to produces an animated video from a single image and a motion video.\nMid Journey - Mid Journey is an independent research lab exploring new mediums of thought and expanding the imaginative powers of the human species. Requires the unencrypted messaging app Discord for image generation.\nOpen AI Sora - Sora can generate videos up to a minute long while maintaining visual quality and adherence to the user’s prompt. Closed source.\nFreedom and Privacy AI Tools # AI Unchained - Podcast by freedom advocate and bitcoin educator Guy Swann. Follow the newest updates in the AI industry to become more sovereign and efficient by utilizing cutting edge tools.\nAlex AI - Energy and Climate Chatbot. Built by Alex Epstein, an advocate of Freedom and Fossil Fuels. Iphone Only.\nGab AI - Chat GPT alternative and image generator by conservative Social Media company GAB.\nGATgpt - A LLM model like Chat GPT but specifically for gun printing and all things gun related. Built by Cody Wilson.\nLibertAI - Decentralized privacy focused AI.\nUnleashed Chat - AI chatbot service designed with real privacy in mind. It stands out with its live Nostr data querying and advanced context embedding capabilities. It allows for Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network, for privacy and speed. The platform employs the latest Open Source models, prioritizing uncensored options.\nVenice - Venice is an open source alternative to Chat GPT. With built in features for code prompts and Stable Diffusion, Venice does not censor or spy on you. Launched by freedom advocate and crypto pioneer Erik Voorhees.\nGeneral AI Tools # AI or Not - Need to verify if images are AI generated? Here\u0026rsquo;s a project that can identify images from Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Dall-E, GAN and more.\nAIXploira - Access the largest list of top-quality AI tools available on the web.\nAlbus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAwesome GPT - List of dozens of GPT style LLMs.\nEsperanto.ai - Esperanto delivers high-performance, energy-efficient computing solutions that are the compelling choice for the most demanding AI and non-AI applications.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGPT4all - Self Hosted GPT Alternative.\nHuggingface.co - Open Source CHAT GPT Alternative.\nLM Studio - LM Studio lets you discover, download, and run local LLMs entirely offline.\nMaxAI.me - Chrome extension that lets you utilize AI on different sites.\nParse Prompt - Convert and summarize podcast episodes, audio clips, web-pages, and YouTube into AI-generated content.\nAttack Surface # BynaryEdge - We scan the web and gather data for you.\nCensys - Attack Surface Management Solutions.\nCriminalip.io - Cyber Threat Intelligence Search Engine and Attack Surface Management (ASM) platform.\nRedHunt Labs - Discover your Attack Surface, Continuously.\nSecurityTrails - The Total Internet Inventory.\nBug Hunting # Bug Bounty writeups - Detailed breakdowns of all sorts of different types of attacks.\nBughunter-handbook - A list of resources that will help bug bounty hunters with resources that are useful during their bug bounty journey.\nCertificates # CertSpotter - Monitors your domains for expiring, unauthorized, and invalid SSL certificates.\nCensys - Certificates - Certificates Search.\nCrt.sh - Certificate Search.\nCTSearch - Certificate Transparency Search Tool.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nTLS.BufferOver.run - Quickly find certificates in IPv4 space.\nCredentials # Check your email accounts to find associated accounts with breached companies.\nBreachdirectory.org - Check if your information was exposed in a data breach.\nCrackstation.net - Massive pre-computed lookup (Rainbow) tables to crack password hashes.\nDehashed - Free deep-web scans and protection against credential leaks, Takes Monero for Premium accounts.\nHackcheck - Hackcheck is a data breach search engine that makes checking the integrity of your data easy and flexible cheap! They currently offer several lightning fast queries to search through our billions of records with. The queries they offer are email, password, username, name, IP address, phone number, and domain name.\nHave I Been Pwned - Check if your email or phone is in a data breach.\nHaveibeensold.app - App that checks who is selling your data. Currently down.\nIntelx - Needs an account for most dumps, but shows accounts and password associated with on different sites.\nLeak-Lookup - Search across thousands of data breaches to find you compromised data - Requires an account for full results. Cheap prices and accepts Monero.\nLeakCheck.io - Make sure your credentials haven\u0026rsquo;t been compromised.\nLeakix - Identify public data leaks.\nMozilla Monitor - Stay safe with privacy tools from the makers of Firefox that protect you from hackers and companies that publish and sell your personal information. We’ll alert you of any known data breaches, find and remove your exposed info and continually watch for new exposures.\nSnusbase - Stay on top of the latest database breaches.\nSpycloud.com - More in Depth than haveIbeenpwned. Requires an account.\nCode Search Engines # GitHub Code Search - A search engine for searching projects on GitHub.\nGrep.app - Search across a half million git repos.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nNerdyData - Find companies based on their website\u0026rsquo;s tech stack or code.\nPublicwww.com - Source Code Search Engine. Find any alphanumeric snippet, signature or keyword in the web pages HTML, JS and CSS code.\nRepoSearch - Source code search engine that helps you find implementation details, example usages or just analyze code.\nSearchCode - Search 75 billion lines of code from 40 million projects.\nSourceGraph - Understand and search across your entire codebase.\nData Retention # Archive.org - The biggest site for internet website archives.\nDessant - A web extension for pulling data from archived sites.\nInteltechniques - A guide to manually remove your data from archive sites.\nMemento Time Travel - Memento TimeTravel is built using the archive.today API, and can thus be utilized as an upgraded internet archive product. It offers web users with an easy-to-use design.\nPagefreezer.com - PageFreezer is an alternative to the Wayback machine which utilizes Google-like crawling technology. The screenshots are taken using a fully automated operation.\nTubeRipper - An app that lets you rip or download videos from most platforms.\nWebcite - WebCite differs from the Wayback Machine by providing the sort of detailed snapshots of author-cited references requested by publishers, editors, and readers.\nDevice Information # Macaddress.io - MAC address vendor lookup.\nMaclookup.app - Find the vendor name of a device by entering an OUI or a MAC address.\nMacvendors.com - Find MAC Address Vendors. Now.\nMAC Vendor Lookup - Look up the vendor for a specific MAC Address.\nDNS # Chaos - Enhance research and analyse changes around DNS for better insights.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing.\nDNSDumpster - DNS recon \u0026amp; research, find \u0026amp; lookup DNS records.\nDNShistory.org - Domain Name System Historical Record Archive.\nDNSdb - Passive DNS historical database.\nDNSviz - Tool for visualizing the status of a DNS zone.\nDNSTwister - The anti-phishing domain name search engine and DNS monitoring service.\nDnslytics - The ultimate online investigation tool for DNS and other internet data.\nHackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nPassivedns.mnemonic.no - Web interface for querying passive DNS data collected in our malware lab.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nRapidDNS - DNS query tool which make querying - subdomains or sites of a same IP easy.\nDomains # Buckets.grayhatwarfare.com - Public buckets.\nBuiltWith - Find out what websites are Built With.\nCentralOps - DomainDossier - Investigate domains and IP addresses.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing!\nDomainIQ - Comprehensive Domain Intelligence.\nGrayhatwarfare.com - domains - How to search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nIPInfo - Provides your WAN or Public IP address.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nPentest-tools.com - Discover subdomains and determine the attack surface of an organization.\nRiddler - Allows you to search in a high quality dataset.\nRobTex - Various kinds of research of IP numbers, Domain names, etc.\nSecurityheaders.com - Scan your site now.\nSimilarweb.com - The easiest and fastest tool to find out what\u0026rsquo;s really going on online.\nSitereport.netcraft.com - Find out the infrastructure and technologies used by any site.\nSpyonweb.com - Find out related websites.\nStatscrop.com - Millions of amazing websites across the web are being analyzed with StatsCrop.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVisualsitemapper.com - Create a visual map of your site.\nWho.is - WHOIS Search, Domain Name, Website, and IP Tools.\nWhois.domaintools.com - Industry’s fastest domain discovery engine and broadest, most accurate data.\nWhoisology.com - Deep Connections Between Domain Names \u0026amp; Their Owners.\nExploits # 0day.today - The ultimate database of exploits and vulnerabilities.\nExploit-DB - An Exploit Database.\npacketstormsecurity.com - Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers.\nRapid7 - DB - A vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSploitus - A convenient central place for identifying the newest exploits.\nVulmon - A vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nFacial Recognition # Pimeyes - The gold Standard in facial recognition search, while prioritizing privacy. Focused Search Engines # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Correlate – Google Trends Correlate can help you identify search patterns that correlate with real-world trends. It can be used to identify search patterns that are similar to one another. For example, you could use the tool to find out if there is a link between new legislation and gun sales (at least in terms of the search volume related to the two topics).\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nGrabify - Grabify is a free web-based IP grabbing/URL shortening tool. (IP grabbing just as it implies simply means getting/grabbing peoples IP addresses.) This can be used to get location/IP data from potential attackers.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nIPGeo - IpGeo is a python tool to extract IP addresses from captured network traffic file (pcap/pcapng) and generate csv report containing details about the geolocation of each ip in the packets.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMillion Short – Million Short has an interesting approach to searching for information online. The interface is generally similar to a typical search engine. However, you can sort and filter the results in a number of ways. Examples include popularity, eCommerce, live chat, date, location, and others. Also, it automatically pulls out the top sites that usually occupy the top spots in any search result (e.g. Amazon.com, eBay, YouTube, etc.)\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nMention - A service that lets you track any code words across social media platforms. Paid service.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOSSDatabase - OSS DATABASE is a crowdsourced database of Open Source software. Their goal is to make it easy to look for open source alternatives and compare them with their proprietary peers.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPulsedive - A search engine for devices connected to the internet.\nPublic API\u0026rsquo;s - A list of several different API\u0026rsquo;s that are free to use for data pulling.\nPublicData.com - PublicData.com is the number one resource for public records from local, state, and federal agencies.\nProwl - A free IP search \u0026amp; identifications of IoC and IoA.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nSearch by Image - Tool to reverse image search docs, only works in Chromium based browsers.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nShodan – A search engine and network security tool for the internet of things. It finds devices on the internet like web servers, webcams, appliances, traffic lights, and even power plants.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTalkWalkerAlerts – TalkWalkerAlerts is a great alternative to Google Alerts because, in addition to monitoring the web for certain keywords, it monitors social media, blogs, and forums as well. This can be helpful if you need to find mentions of someone’s name or business across the web. Free and paid options.\nTorSearch - A TOR search engine for websites hosted on TOR (The Darknet).\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nTinyEye - A reverse image search.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nGeolocation # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nMail Addresses # Centralops - Email, Whois, DNS search info.\nEmailHippo - Email address verification technology.\nEmail-format.com - Find the email address formats in use at thousands of companies.\nHunter.io - Find professional email addresses in seconds.\nIntelligenceX - Search engine and data archive. Finds public personal information from data brokers.\nMelissa - Emailcheck - Check email addresses and verify they are live.\nMXToolbox - Check your email headers.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nReacher.email - Open-Source Email Verification.\nRocketReach - Your first-degree connection to any professional.\nskymem.info - Find email addresses of companies and people.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nThatsThem - Reverse email lookup.\nverify-email.org - Checks whether the mailbox exists or not.\nVoilaNorbert - I can find anyone\u0026rsquo;s email address.\nOSINT Lists # About.start.me - OSINT Dashboard to combine different OSINT tools.\nAwesome-Osint - A curated list of amazingly awesome open source intelligence tools and resources.\nFacebook Email Search - A simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFreedomlab.io - FreedomLab is a virtual gathering place for human rights defenders. Here you will find a repository of training materials, tutorials, and digital tools, all tailored to your needs and requirements. We hope you will learn about tools, experiences, advocacy and fundraising strategies, as well as knowledge and skills related to security. Through support and collaboration, human rights defenders increase their capacity to monitor and report, seek redress, and advocate for the promotion of human rights.\nFull OSINT - Full OSINT focused on the most popular web-based Open Source Intelligence and Cybersecurity Tools.\nHacker Search Engines - Long list of OSINT Tools.\nInteltechniques Tools - Dozens of tools available from Michael Bazzels website.\nOstintFramework - Terrific list. Layout is a bit strange can be annoying to navigate.\nOsint-jobs.com - Job board and education research.\nOsintcurio.us - The OSINT Curious Project was a source of quality, actionable, Open Source Intelligence news, original blogs, instructional videos, and live streams. We tried to keep people curious about exploring web applications for bits of information or trying out new techniques to access important OSINT data.\nOsintool.com - List of multiple tools with install instructions.\nOsintdojo.com - A giant list of OSINT resources.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nSociallinks.io - Everything you need to navigate the OSINT world, gain deeper insights, and enhance investigations.\nSocial-Analyzer - API, CLI \u0026amp; Web App for analyzing \u0026amp; finding a person’s profile across social media websites. It includes different string analysis and detection modules, you can choose which combination of modules to use during the investigation process.\nSpiderFoot - SpiderFoot is an open-source OSINT tool with 200+ modules for gathering information on target organizations, domains and IP addresses, networks, emails, and usernames. It offers automation capabilities for routine OSINT tasks like DNS queries, threat intelligence checks, breach detection, WHOIS lookups, and more.\nstart.me - Another Giant list of all sorts of tools.\nTCM-Open-Source-Intellingence-Resources - Compilation of Resources from TCM\u0026rsquo;s OSINT Course.\nX-osint - An Open source intelligent framework ie an osint tool which gathers valid information about a phone number, user’s email address, perform VIN Osint, and reverse, perform subdomain enumeration, able to find email from a name, and so much more.\nSecurity Focused Tools # 2fA.Directory - List of companies that use 2FA in America. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\n2fA.Directory.International - List of companies that use 2FA Internationally. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nBest Randoms - Random information generator for huge amount of categories.\nDmarc and SPF Checkers - A site Dmarc, SPF and DKIM are Email security settings that protect your email account from being spoofed or faked. This tool scores your domain to see how difficult it would be to spoof. ^1^\nDNS checker and port scanner - A site to check open ports, DNS SPF records and much more on your own internal server.\nEfani - Test your Phone number public connections to see your total phone exposure.\nEmail Rep - App that lets you check the known reputability of any email address and domain.\nEnd Of Life - Tracks closely software updates, and EOL status for a massive list of software. Need to figure out how long your new phone will be supported? They have you covered.\nExiftool - A tool let’s you pull metadata info from a wide range of file types.\nHudson Rock - Free tools to check for compromised corporate accounts.\nHowsecureismypassword - A site to test the security and the Bruce Force difficulty of your password.\nImmuniweb - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server or servers. Checks SSL status of multiple different types of applications. Also checks compliance with frameworks such as PCI, HIPAA and NIST.\nIp Quality Score - An app to check your IP, Email and Fraud prevention. Also allows for verifying Tor and VPN connectivity and much more.\nPolisis - Polisis gives you a glimpse of what websites actually say in their privacy policies.\nPrivacy Parrot - A search engine that helps determine if a website can sell your personal information.\nScamDoctor - Project that tracks known scam websites and use an algorithm to determine likelihood of other scams.\nSecurity Headers - A site to check the security headers of your own self-hosted server to check your exposure to attacks like XSS, Clickjacking and more.\nShieldsup - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Run by Steve Gibson of the SecurityNow Podcast and Spinrite data recovery application.\nSSL LABS - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Specifically looks at TLS config and hash algorithm of your website.\nTiny-check - A piece of software that scans your phone to check for unauthorized monitoring apps unknowingly installed.\nTOSBack (Terms of Service) - A website that reads back other website terms of service and puts it into a simple and easy to read summary.\nTraceLabs - An OSINT service that helps find missing people.\nVirus Total - Scan files, hashes and URLs to run them against a database of known compromised software. Extremely useful when evaluating new suspicious files or programs.\nW3Techs - Large list that tracks software utilization across industries. Find metrics based around software markets share.\nServers # FOFA - Cyberspace mapping.\nGreyNoise - The source for understanding internet noise.\nNatlas - Scaling Network Scanning.\nNetlas.io - Discover, Research and Monitor any Assets Available Online.\nOnyphe.io - Cyber Defense Search Engine for open-source and cyber threat intelligence data.\nZoomEye - Global cyberspace mapping.\nSocial Media Tools # Discord # Discord OSINT Attack Surface - Description of Discord\u0026rsquo;s attack surface.\nDiscord Snowflake to Timestamp Converter - Pulls Discord message timestamps.\nDiscordBee - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDiscordServers Search - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDutch OSINT Guy Discord Resources - OSINT Discord resources that may be useful for searching or pivoting on Discord.\nFacebook # Einvestigator.com - Facebook Search Tools and Resources.\nFacebook Email Search - Is a simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFB People Directory - Is a native tool built by Facebook so you can, as its name suggests, search their people directory. It’s super useful and one of the easiest tools to use when you’re looking for someone.\nPassive DNS - Technology allows you to investigate everything you can imagine about any organization or company in the world, way beyond a simple citizen profile. Let’s see it in action for facebook.com.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nToolzu.com - A platform for Facebook video downloading.\nGab # Gab OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGab OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tool for creating Bookmarklet.\nGab OSINT Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB ^1^\nGeneral Social Media Tools # Sherlock - Finds all usernames across 300 different social media platforms.\nSocialBlade - Real Time follower/subscriber counter for Youtube, Twitch, Instagram and Twitter.\nStories Down - Guide for several different platforms.\nGettr # Gettr OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGettr OSINT Investigations Tips \u0026amp; Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB.\nInstagram # Gramho - Identifying Followers of a Private Instagram Profile.\nInstahunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Instagram posts.\nInstagram OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Instagram.\nPicuki - View, edit and share your publicly available Instagram content.\nLinkedIn # Epieos LinkedIn Tool - Retrieve information linked to an email address.\nHow to conduct OSINT on Linkedin - List of tactics and strategies.\nLinkedIn OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the LinkedIn attack surface.\nLinkedIn OSINT Bookmarket Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part I - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part II - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nNew LinkedIn Search Features - Guide on search functions in LinkedIn.\nPinterest # Aware Online - List of tactics and strategies.\nPinterest OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Pinterest attack surface.\nReddit # Rdddeck - Creates Reddit decks.\nReddit OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Reddit attack surface.\nReddit OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nReddit OSINT Techniques - List of Osint tools and tactics for Reddit.\nUnddit - App that lets you display removed (by mods) and deleted (by users) comments/posts for Reddit.\nSkype # Skype OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Skype attack surface.\nSkypli - Skype search engine.\nSnapchat # Snapchat OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Snapchat attack surface.\nSnap Map - Watch Snaps submitted by Snapchatters around the world.\nTelegram # Awesome Telegram OSINT - Massive list of Telegram Tools.\nTelegram Analytics - Telegram channels and groups catalog in addition chat monitoring.\nTelegram Database - Telegram Search Engine.\nTikTok # TikTok OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the TikTok attack surface.\nTikTok OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate TikTok investigations.\nVidnice - TikTok search engine.\nTumblr # Tumblr OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Tumbler attack surface.\nTumblr OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate Tumblr investigations.\nTumblr OSINT Techniques - Breakdown of many tactics and techniques for OSINT on Tumblr.\nTwitter/X.com # Birdhunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Twitter posts.\nBot Sentinel - Helps you find and block trolls and fake Twitter accounts.\nFoller.me - Free people search engine finds social media profiles, public records, and more!\nNitter - Access Twitter through a privacy front end without an account.\nTinfoleak - Search for Twitter users leaks.\nTweet Beaver - If you’re doing research that involves a Twitter user, TweetBeaver is a great resource. Use it for things like downloading a user’s friends list, downloading a user’s followers list, checking to see if two accounts follow one another, and much more.\nTweetdeck - TweetDeck offers a more convenient Twitter experience by letting you view multiple timelines in one easy interface. It includes a host of advanced features to help get the most of Twitter: Manage multiple Twitter accounts, schedule Tweets for posting in the future, build Tweet collections, and more.\nTwitter OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Twitter attack surface.\nSpoonbill - Spoonbill lets you see profile changes from the people you follow on Twitter or other social networks.\nTrendsmap - Tracks hashtag trends by location.\nTweeterID - Pull your Twitter user ID.\nGetvidfy.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nSavetweetvid.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nURLs # HackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nMOZ Link Explorer - The world\u0026rsquo;s best backlink checker with over 40 trillion links.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nShorteners.grayhatwarfare.com - Search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nURLScan - A sandbox for the web.\nVehicles # Autocheck - Search by Vin or License Plate. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nFaxvin - Search by Vin. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nLicensesearch.org - Can be used to search License plates and Drivers licenses for a fee.\nSkipTracer - Python-based search engine program, that searches lots of different categories, Name, email, phone etc. In particular you can search License Plate info which is the most unique feature of this app.\nVehicle-OSINT-Collection - A comprehensive list of websites, add-ons, repositories, and other tools useful for finding information on a target vehicle ^2^\nVulnerabilities # Aqua Vulnerability Database - Vulnerabilities and weaknesses in open source applications and cloud native infrastructure.\nCapec.Mitre.org - A site that tracks common attack patterns.\nCloudvulndb.org - The Open Cloud Vulnerability \u0026amp; Security Issue Database.\nCVEDetails - The ultimate security vulnerability datasource.\nCVE.org - Another site that tracks identifies defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nGitHub Advisory Database - Security vulnerability database inclusive of CVEs and GitHub originated security advisories.\nLibraries.io - Open source package tracker.\nMITRE CVE - Another site that identifies, defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nMitre.org - A site that tracks common weaknesses across all software.\nNIST NVD - The National Vulnerability Database, that lists known threats and vulnerabilities.\nOssindex.sonatype.org - A free catalogue of open source components and scanning tools to help developers identify vulnerabilities, understand risk, and keep their software safe.\nOpencve.io - Easiest way to track CVE updates and be alerted about new vulnerabilities.\nOsv.dev - Open Source Vulnerability tracker.\nRapid7 - DB - Vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSecurity.snyk.io - Open Source Vulnerability Database.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVulDB - Number one vulnerability database.\nVulmon - Vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nVulners.com - Your Search Engine for Security Intelligence.\nVulnIQ - Vulnerability intelligence and management solution.\nWifi Discovery and Scanning # Acrylic WiFi - WiFi analysis, site survey \u0026amp; troubleshooting.\nAvast Wi-Fi Finder - Avast Wi-Fi Finder is an app to help you find free WiFi networks around you. Just check the map and take a look at the different points that show up. Tapping one of them gives you more information: the name of the network, whether it requires a password, etc.\nFree WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nNetwork Tools - Phone App for tracking all sorts of network metrics.\nOpen WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nWiFinder -\n"},{"id":15,"href":"/political-tools/","title":"Political","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;He knows nothing and thinks he knows everything. That points clearly to a political career.\u0026rdquo; -George Bernard Shaw\nHere at Liberty Tools we believe in looking at alternatives to electoral politics. We believe that in terms of advancing freedom electoral politics has mostly been a lost battle, or very often is actually counter productive. However we do have great respect for anyone who is trying to advance freedom as part of the political process, and continuing in the footsteps of the great politicians such as Ron Paul.\n🏛️ Find Representatives \u0026amp; Voting Info # Govtrack – Look up your Congressional representatives and their voting records. Vote.org – Polling Place Locator – Find out where to vote. Ballotpedia – Discover open races, ballot measures, candidate info, and more. IV3 – Verify your voter roll info, report inaccuracies, and track updates. 💵 Money in Politics # Opensecrets – Follow campaign finance and lobbying data. ALLRegreen – Track campaign contributions by industry and individual donors. Follow The Crypto – See cryptocurrency donations to politicians. Check My Donation – Check if your name has been used fraudulently in political donations. 📊 Government Transparency \u0026amp; Spending # Open the Books – Audit government spending at federal, state, and local levels. Data Republican – Explore federal grant allocations, charity, and NGO funding. DogeAI - A new AI project trying to expose political corruption. 🏢 Political Appointees \u0026amp; Local Involvement # OurPublicService.org – Appointee Tracker – Track political appointees in federal positions. Run Locally – Libertarian Party initiative to support local candidates. "},{"id":16,"href":"/privacy/","title":"Privacy","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The Cypherpunks are actively engaged in making the networks safer for privacy. Let us proceed together apace. Onward\u0026rdquo; - Eric Hughes\nPrivacy is a fundamental tenet of a free society. Corporations and governments are gathering data at record rates and will happily sell it to the highest bidder. In the era of social media, doxxing, twitter mobs and rising crime, take back your privacy to protect yourself and your family.\nAll in one Privacy Solutions # Cloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Cloaked is not Open Source. Though they do plan to open source their project in the future. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nMySudo - All in one privacy solution. MySudo offers services for phones, profiles, emails, virtual credit cards and more. MySudo doesnt always work well on non Android OSes like Calyx and you often need a google supported phone for activation, but once you activate it, it should work fine on Graphene.\nBrowsers # Brave - From the original creators of Firefox, Brave aims to use maximum privacy as a default. With ad blocking, phishing blocking, fingerprint and cookie blocking all enabled by default. Brave does offer ad payments in its own crypto token BAT, which has drawn some criticism from privacy advocates - In Depth Review\nDecentr - Brand new blockchain-based browser. Pays out in their own token for browsing search, much like Brave.\nFirefox - Firefox has a long-established history of competing with the most well-known browsers as the longest-serving open-source alternative. However, due to recent changes by Firefox in order to gain more revenue, we NO longer recommend them. Check out more here.\nLibreWolf - LibreWolf is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks.\nMullvad Browser - The Mullvad Browser is a privacy-focused web browser developed in a collaboration between Mullvad VPN and the Tor Project. It’s designed to minimize tracking and fingerprinting. You could say it’s a Tor Browser to use without the Tor Network. Instead, you can use it with a trustworthy VPN. The idea is to provide one more alternative – beside the Tor Network – to browse the internet with more privacy. To get as many people as possible to fight the big data gathering of today. To free the internet from mass surveillance.\nPrivacy Tests - In-depth comparison of browser privacy.\nTor Browser - Tor Browser is your choice if you need an extra layer of anonymity. It\u0026rsquo;s a modified version of Firefox, which comes with pre-installed privacy add-ons, encryption, and an advanced proxy. It\u0026rsquo;s not recommended to install additional browser addons. Plugins or addons may bypass Tor or compromise your privacy. While TOR is the best in privacy, it is also notoriously slow.\nWaterfox - Waterfox is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks. Not quite as private as something like LibreWolf, but makes up for it in speed and functionality.\nBrowser Exposure Checks # Cover Your Tracks and EFF Tool - A project from the EFF. Cover Your Tracks is two things: a tool for users to understand how unique and identifiable their browser makes them online, and a research project to uncover the tools and techniques of online trackers and test the efficacy of privacy add-ons. In Depth Breakdown and Review\nIpleak - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDNSLeaktest - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDeviceInfo - Checks computer hardware and software specs\nAm I Unique -Checks your IP and browser public info.\nBlacklight- Check third party trackers\nBrowserspy - When you surf around the internet your browser leaves behind a trail of digital footprints. Websites can use these footprints to check your system. BrowserSpy.dk is a service where you can check just what information it\u0026rsquo;s possible to gather from your system, just by visiting a website.\nPrivacy.net - What information can a website find out about you when you visit it? A lot more than you probably realize. This tool lists information that any website, advertisement, and widget can collect from your web browser. Such information could be used to identify you and/or track your behavior using tactics like IP lookups and browser fingerprinting. While none of this may be considered personally identifiable information (PII), the profile drawn from all these pieces of information can be so distinct that it can only plausibly match a single person.\nPersonaldata.info - Check what data your browser is leaking, and other tools.\nBrowser Extensions # AdNauseam - Extension that randomly opens ads to obfuscate tracking.\nBypass Paywalls - App that lets you get past paywalls to view otherwise paid content.\nCanvas Fingerprint Defender - Creates fake Canvas IDs to prevent fingerprinting.\nClear Browsing Data - Clear browsing data like cookies, history, and cache directly from the browser toolbar.\nDissenter - Browser extension that allows you to comment on any web page free of censorship.\nGoogle Teller - App that beeps every time a connection with Google is made.\nHTTPS Everywhere - Encrypts your communications with many major websites, making your browsing more secure.\nLibRedirect - Redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends like Newpipe, Nitter, Wikiless, etc.\nLocalCDN - Emulates Content Delivery Networks to improve your online privacy by intercepting traffic and injecting supported resources locally.\nMailvelope - Privacy-focused email web extension to securely encrypt your emails with PGP using webmail providers.\nMozilla Containers - Allows you to separate your browsing experience into different color-coded tabs to help protect your privacy.\nNoScript - Allows JavaScript and other potentially harmful content to be executed only by trusted websites of your choice.\nPrivacy Badger - Stops advertisers and trackers from secretly tracking where you go and what pages you look at on the web.\nPrivacy Possum - Monkey wrenches common commercial tracking methods by reducing and falsifying the data gathered by tracking companies.\nSnowFlake - Helps people in censored countries access the Internet without restrictions by acting as a proxy.\nTerms of Service; Didn\u0026rsquo;t Read - Provides short and quick summaries about the terms and privacy policies of websites you browse.\nTrackMeNot - Protects privacy in web-search by issuing randomized queries to common search engines.\nuBlock Origin - Free, open-source ad content blocker that increases security and privacy in your browser.\nWatch on Odysee - Redirects you from YouTube to Odysee, a decentralized YouTube alternative.\nComputers # Computer Manufacturers # Purism - Open Source company. Makes Open Source Laptops, Phones and Servers. Partners with other liberty focused companies like Start 9. Accepts Bitcoin as a method of payment. Also offers a private phone data plan. Shipping is known to be very slow in some cases. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nStarLabs - A computer company that sells a wide range of linux computers that come preconfigured with multiple different distros. Also includes a linux based tablet. Accepts Bitcoin\nSystem76 - Well known American Linux Company. Developed and pioneered Pop-OS operating system, A user friendly Ubuntu/Debian Fork.\nTuxedoComputers - High quality Linux focused computers. German company, only communicates in German.\nComputer Operating Systems # CNIX - A simple Linux distro that puts privacy first, but it\u0026rsquo;s much less intense than TAILS or QUBES.\nDistro Watch - Distro Watch tracks and rates all Linux Operating systems.\nLinuxMint - Linux distro for beginners.\nPop!_OS - Ubuntu Fork built by a dedicated Linux Hardware Company System76. Pop!_OS is one of the easiest and cleanest Linux distros around.\nQubesOS - a privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. Qubes requires a bit more hardware as it runs several virtual machines to segregate your applications to better ensure your privacy.\nReactOS - An Open Source OS designed to mimic the Windows file system.\nTAILS - A privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. With TAILS all traffic is routed through TOR and all of your data is deleted as soon as the computer is turned off.\nUbuntu - The long term gold standard for beginner Linux users.\nData Removal # AccountKiller- Website that helps you find and delete a wide range of old accounts across multiple platforms through specific account/platform targeting.\nCreditFreeze- Freeze your Credit in the event of a data breach\nCyberOneIntel - CyberOneIIntel claims to find what other services can\u0026rsquo;t - including social media accounts, employment history, dating profiles, gaming profiles, dark web credential breaches, indexed search engine occurrences, and much more.\nData Broker Opt Out List - massive list of data sites to opt out of manually.\nData Brokers List - Links to purge your data manually from data brokers\nData Opt Out - Links to requests to manually delete data from multiple websites and platforms.\nDeleteMe - Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. In Depth Discussion\nEasyOptOuts - Cheap service to remove your accounts from Data Brokers\nHacked - Paid service that helps you recover from hacks and exposed personal data. Service can help with deleting videos or images from website or social media platforms. Service can also help you recover hacked accounts if you have lost access.\nJustDeleteMe - A directory of direct links to delete your account from web services. If you would like to delete a wide range of your accounts manually, JustDeleteMe can link you directly to the section of page where you can easily delete your account.\nMyDataRemoval - Another competitor for purging personal information, Name, Home address etc. Review\nOneRep - Alternative to DeleteMe. Offers a free trial and more deletion services but does have some negative reviews. One Rep is known for automating this process and not using employee manual checks. In Depth Review\nOptery - Removes Your Home Address, Phone and Other Private Info from Google, and 220+ Sites Review\nRedact - App that will delete your social media presence including specific comments and posts on multiple platforms. Includes FB, Reddit, Discord, Twitter etc…\nRemove Data from web Archive - Guide to remove your data from archive sites\nSayMine- Automated service that pulls your emails to find accounts created and sends them emails for data removal request. Be careful though, as this can sometimes cause you to send information to companies that you may have received emails from, but do not actually have an account with and thus actually giving them more information than they had in the first place. Saymine also offers corporate privacy services.\nDead Mans Switch # BqETH - BeQth is a trustless dead mans switch based on the Polygon network, an Ethereum Layer 2. BeQth lets you create a smart contract on the polygon blockchain that will send out our secret data via email to whoever you wish after an allotted amount of time. Transactions are all encrypted and totally on chain. Users can essentially mine the algorithm to unlock secret keys by the allotted time, essentially allowing for users to mine secrets. Does not require KYC. CipherWill - A non crypto based E2E dead mans switch service. Your secrets are encrypted with 256 AES encryption and zero knowledge proofs for the best possible security. Requires basic KYC. Gone Mans Switch - Gone Man\u0026rsquo;s Switch is a simple web application that allows you to create messages that will be delivered when you are absent (gone) for a certain period. Fully Self-hosted and open source. You can schedule long term messages to yourself via Telegram, Email or SMS. Sarcophagus - Similar to BeQTH Sarcophagus is also built on the polygon blockchain. Sarcophagus is decentralized, open-source and DAO owned + operated. They believe bringing dead man\u0026rsquo;s switch functionality to the web3 ecosystem can empower and provide security infrastructure for an entire generation of applications, regardless of their size Email # Email Providers # Email cannot offer the same fundamental privacy of other communication protocols. Use better tools when it matters. Nevertheless, it remains an essential tool in every day life, and the following providers offer excellent privacy.\n10 Minute Mail - Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.- Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.\n33Mail - Unlimited private email aliases.\nBeeble - Encrypted email and data storage. Uses hybrid AED and PGP encryption methods. Uses decentralized server infrastructure.\nFastMail - No free version. In Depth Review.\nLavabit - The company responsible for setting the Seppuku Pledge precedent. Originally used by Edward Snowden, Lavabit refused to give up information on him to the US Government. Lavabit shut down before handing over information and re-opened years later.\nMailbox - Private email with cloud services. In Depth Review.\nMailcow - Self-hosting email isn\u0026rsquo;t recommended, but Mailcow is an application that can help simplify the process. Article on the difficulties with Email.\nMailfence - Encrypted email service based in Belgium.\nMigadu - Email hosting service that doesn\u0026rsquo;t track and lets you add in unlimited domains and accounts for cheap.\nPax Mail - A lesser-known privacy-focused email provider, Pax offers paid-only accounts to provide full email services that do not compromise their values. Specifically created for Freedom lovers. Their values are listed clearly here.\nProtonMail - All data is stored in an encrypted state, and decrypted by the client. Emails between Proton users are end-to-end encrypted. The client-side code is open source. Proton servers are located in Switzerland. Basic accounts are free. Additional storage and features are available through paid plans, which can be paid for in Bitcoin. In-depth review from Restore Privacy.\nTutanota - Similar to Proton, all data is stored in an encrypted state, and emails between users are end-to-end encrypted. Tutanota servers are located in Germany, which is part of the 14 Eyes. Free and paid options available.\nEmail Clients # FairEmail - Fully featured, open source, privacy friendly email app for Android. Uses OpenKeychain to decrypt messages and optionally encrypt messages. Review\nK-9 - Mobile open source email client. Review\nMailSpring - Opensource. Great free email client, works with a variety of email providers. Does not work with Protonmail.\nThunderbird - Thunderbird is a free and open-source cross-platform email client developed by the Mozilla Foundation, the people who are behind the Firefox web browser. Been around for awhile, can be a bit buggy at times.\nEmail Aliases # Abine/Blur - Provides email and Debit card aliases. Albine provides several other options as well. Paid Service offered along with other services. Review\nAnonAddy - Very Similar product to Simple Login. In Depth Review Comparison Review of SL and AA\nFirefox Relay - Free email alias service. Also offers paid phone relay service. Review\nSimple Login - Free cloud services, cheap premium accounts anonymously with Monero. Also offers Self Hosting options.\nFile Encryption # Cryptomator - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nCoze - Coze is an open source cryptographic JSON messaging specification which uses digital signatures to prove identity and ownership over digital files and messages.\nOpenPGP - Lists of several differnt applications that all use the OpenPGP standard.\nPGPTool - Based off the original PGP Alogrithim, PGP tool is a A simple and secure online client-side PGP Key Generator, Encryption and Decryption tool. Generate your PGP Key pairs, encrypt or decrypt messages easily with a few clicks.\nPicoCrypt - Lightweight open source encryption client that’s easy to use, completely free and focuses on only encrypting files and nothing else. Most Encryption apps tend to use AES-256 while Pico uses the new and improved XChaCha20 for encryption. It also uses Argon 2 for key derivation as opposed to SHA for further protection\nVeracrypt - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nFirewalls # Little Snitch - Inbound and Outbound firewall blocking for desktop. MAC OS only.\nOPNsense is a free and open source network FreeBSD-based firewall\nPFSense - Well supported free Open Source network Firewall Software\nPihole - Network wide Ad-Blocker and DNS sinkhole. Can also be used as a DHCP server\nPort Master - Application Firewalls. This program works as a VPN replacement. May break your VPN connection while installed. Works in Linux and Windows.\nSimplewall - Simple Open Source Windows only Firewall\nSnort - Open Source Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)\nInternet Service Providers # FemtoStar - Open Source Satellite internet.\nNomadinternet - Internet for off grid living.\nUkama - A project empowering everyone to build a decentralized cell phone network powered by you to connect the world.\nKillswitches # Buskill - USB ‘dead man’s switch’ locks down (or kills) snatched laptops\nUSBGuard - The USBGuard software framework helps to protect your computer against rogue USB devices (a.k.a. BadUSB) by implementing basic whitelisting and blacklisting capabilities based on device attributes.\nUSBKill - USBKill Python Script allows your computer to lock out if any unapproved USB devices are inserted into your computer. Directly inspired by the arrest of Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht\nMessengers # Bitchat- Launched by Jack Dorsey in 2025, like Briar it uses bluetooth. Other features include: Works Offline on local Bluetooth LE mesh networks, with automatic peer discovery and multi-hop relaying Provides end to end encryption via X25519 key exchange and AES-256-GCM for both private and channel messages. Supports store \u0026amp; forward, caching messages for offline peers until they reconnect Requires no accounts, email addresses, or phone numbers messages live only on users’ devices.\nBriar - Briar doesn’t rely on a central server - messages are synchronized directly between the users’ devices. If the internet’s down, Briar can sync via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, keeping the information flowing in a crisis. If the internet’s up, Briar can sync via the Tor network for additional privacy.\nComparison and Ranks - Detailed comparison of all major messaging apps features and privacy.\nKeet - Peer-to-Peer Chat with high quality Video \u0026amp; Text. Private \u0026amp; Encrypted. Has BTC payment methods built in.\nMatrix - Also commonly known as Element for the most popular Matrix front end. Matrix is a chat Protocol with several different applications that cab be used to participate in the network. Element has full End-to-End encryption, completely open source, fully self hostable and comes with most of the same functionality of Discord or Slack. Also has the ability to Bridge with other chat apps, meaning you can connect Matrix directly to Telegram, or Slack or most other chat apps and mangage those communications via whichever matrix client you choose. Probably the best option for self hosting small companies. Matrix Instance Testing\nMolly- Hardened Signal Fork that is fully open source.\nSignal - An easy-to-use end-to-end encrypted messenger. Long considered the gold standard. Built in auto-delete of messages. standard of chat privacy. Not fully open source. Signal used to require a phone number, but you can now use a username if you prefer. One of the easiest apps to convert normies.\nSilence - A signal fork that picked up SMS direct encryption after Signal decided to no longer pursue it. While you should stay away from SMS whenever possible, it is sometimes still necessary to communicate with certain people this way. And with Silence you can protect yourself. Signal on SMS\nSimpleX - The first messenger without user IDs. SimpleX uses the smart client dumb server model. Meaning you can setup a simple relay to forward your fully encrypted messages to recievers. SimpleX is still early. It has a simple desktop but this isnt fully features currently. In Depth Podcast with the creator.\nSession - Session is an end-to-end encrypted messenger that minimises sensitive metadata, designed and built for people who want absolute privacy and freedom from any form of surveillance. No phone numbers and completely open source.\nTelegram - Easy to use encrypted messaging app. Telegram is NOT End-to-End encrypted by default but does have the option to create E2E secret chats. While its not E2E encrypted it does still encrypt your traffic to the Telegram Servers which is an improvement over SMS. Telegram is simple and is heavily used all across the world, and is a good introduction to a more privacy preserving chat app. However Telegram does have access to user data in its internal servers and has been known to hand that information over at times. Telegram is one of the most used encrypted apps around and as a result can be a haven for scammers.\nThreema - an end-to-end encrypted messenger, similar to Signal. Not a free app. Good overall app, but relatively low userbase due to the non free nature of it.\nWhitenoise - An encrypted messaging app that uses the NOSTR Protocol for private and public key pairs.\nWire - E2E by default. Lots of functionality. Fully open source. Self hosting options available. Built in auto-delete of messages. Can be a bit buggy at times, smaller userbase.\nMetadata Removal # Desktop Metadata removal - Windows and Mac can remove this natively. Linux needs a few steps.\nImagepipe - Android only metadata remover\nMesh Networks # PKT.Cash - PKT uses PacketCrypt, the world’s first bandwidth-hard proof of work. When you connect your home or office internet to the PKT Network, you earn PKT Cash (PKT).PKT mining does not require permission from a centralized company. Miners power the network in a decentralized way, which scales to provide low cost, high speed internet access worldwide.\nOpenmesh - Your Gateway to Building Personalized Data Ecosystems in minutes, instead of weeks. A decentralized node operator that allows for running of various services.\nThreefold - To build an open-source peer-to-peer Internet infrastructure that removes all forms of centralization from the global IT systems. Anything we do needs to improve the planet’s situation and benefit the people around us. Internet access is a human right and it can change everything for the lives of people as an infinite source of tools and information. Our technology was designed to scale ThreeFold anywhere electricity and bandwidth are present.\nMobile # Aliasing # Abine - Offers Phone masking/aliasing for a fee.\nFireFox Relay - Phone Alias service that comes along with an email alias service. Email aliasing is free, phone alias service requires a small monthly fee.)\nSee our All in one Privacy Section for More\nAlternative App Stores # Accrescent - Accrescent is a private and secure Android app store built with modern features in mind. It aims to provide a developer-friendly platform and pleasant user experience while enforcing modern security and privacy practices and offering robust validity guarantees for installed apps.\nAPK-Pure - A site to download and install APK\u0026rsquo;s (install files for phone OSes) this is an easy way to completely bypass app stores. The downside is that your software needs to be updated manually through APK-Pure and is not managed automatically by an app store.\nAptoide - A competitor to the google app store. With over 1 millon apps. While its not specifically privacy focused its a nice alternative when you cant use the regular good app store, or if you cant find what you need in F-Droid.\nAurora Store - A privacy front end for the Google App store. You can find anything you need from google through Aurora. However as this is a front end, it connects to the google app store so that you dont have too. This does require an account. Aurora provides anonymous accounts for you to use, however Google will rate limit these accounts to make them difficult to use sometimes. You can just create your own Gmail account to bypass this if necessary.\nF-Droid - F-Droid is the premier app store for open source apps. For anyone truly intrested in privacy should first check for apps in F-droid before going to mainstream appstores as Fdroid only carries Open Source apps. Completely free, open source and does not require an account.\nObtainium - Obtainium allows you to install and update apps directly from their releases pages, and receive notifications when new releases are made available.\nBurner Phone Numbers # 5sim - Over 500,000 Numbers Originating from Around 180 Countries Online. Low fees. Does not take cryptocurrency.\nBurnerApp - Burner Phone numbers. Usually work for services like Amazon and Twitter\nCrypton - Affordability meets security: For the cost of a movie ticket per month, get a physical SIM phone number. All your messages are encrypted with your personal key, protecting them from prying eyes.\nFreePhoneNum - One time Use burner numbers. Many services wont accept these.\nPhone Blur - offers the use of non-VoIP US phone numbers for account verification, multi-factor authentication, and other needs. Formerly Text Secure.\nSMSPool - Privacy focused non voip SMS burner numbers with area codes from all over the world. Company accepts cryptocurrency including Monero. Cheap options that are known to work with difficult providers like Discord or Twitter.\nSMS4SATS - Bitcoin focused SMS numbers that utilize Bitcoins Layer 2, Lightning network.\nTelnum - Burner Numbers and permanent numbers via Monero\nTossable Digits - Alternative to Google voice for phone porting. Also provides multiple phone numbers.\nMobile Operating Systems # CalyxOS - A privacy focused de-Googled Android Alternative that’s more privacy focused than Lineage but more user friendly than Graphene. Only available on Google Pixel models.\nE.foundation - Degoogled Phone OS that works with most major phone models\nGraphene OS - The king of Privacy phones. Completely de-googled heavily privacy focused phone App Store. Only available on Google Pixel models. Install Guide and Another install guide\nHavoc-OS - Similar to Lineage with large compatibility of devices. Works on over 150 devices. Still available but not a lot of updates.\nLineage – An open source Android alternative that’s compatible with most major Smart Phone and other Android Devices. Does not have a locked bootloader, which is a slight security concern.\nPlexus - App that lists compatibility of over 1000 phone apps for Open source phone roms.\nUbuntu Touch - Open Source Phone and Tablet Rom.\nMobile Phones # Above Phone - The Above Phone offers Graphene OS phones for sale along with their own services like \u0026ldquo;Above VPN\u0026rdquo; along with additional support to help you get fully migrated over to their ecosystem.\nDe-googled - Sells De-googled phones, Lineage Calyx and Graphene - Takes crypto\nEfani - Company that offers Sim Swap protection and prevention. \u0026ldquo;Efani works like any other carrier, except Efani adds exceptional security to your plan via an impressive security tech stack.\u0026rdquo;\nFairphone - Sustainable phone that lets your replace all parts in the phone. Will support CalyxOS soon. currently only available in the UK. Also offers sustainable headphones and other items.\nFreedomphone - NOT RECOMMENDED. Privacy focused phone marketing towards conservatives. OS Is closed source, with little in the way of details on how anything actually works. Backed by conservative commentator Candace Owens.\nFrequency Check - App that lets you check what plans and locations your phone is compatible with.\nIsland - Sandboxing app for Stock Android\nMamushi- Specializes in Calyx OS , Accepts Monero.\nMark37 - A full service Christian privacy company that specializes in their \u0026ldquo;Ghost Phone\u0026rdquo; a Graphene OS phone with custom config. Offers several other privacy services and devices.\nNitrokey - Phones with Mics and Cameras removed\nPine64 - Completely Open Source Phone. May have some compatibility issues.\nPrivate Phone Shop - Fully configured privacy focused phones you purchase. Primarily offers Lineage and Graphene OS. Also offers other privacy services.\nProject Guardian - A physical phone silencing device. A new machine that silences all noise going into your phone from your micophone. All you have to do is set your phone on top of the device and it blocks all incoming sound. Also provides wireless charging. Can be used with two phones at a time.\nPurism - NOT RECOMENDED. Completely Open Source Phone from the ground up, however this comes with many difficulties including supply chain issues. Purism has been known to have very late deliveries in some cases as long as years with no refunds. Order with caution.\nRoninMobile - RoninDojo a bitcoin privacy company, now makes pixel based phones with options for both Calyx and Graphene.\nUnplugged Phone - Unplugged phone is a closed source privacy phone touted by many conservative influencers. It offers its own ecosystem of privacy apps. However many of these apps arent likely to be very useful since you need their phone in order to use them. Given this and the closed source nature of the software we cannot recomend this phone at this time. You are better off with known Open-source alternatives.\nVolla Phone - A minimalist design and new operating concept with the springboard, quick menu and collections. Comes with either Volla OS or Ubuntu Touch installed.\nMobile Service Providers # AweSIM - Privacy focused phone service. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nFreedomPop - Cheap and in some cases free VOIP plans.\nInvisv - Privacy focused phone service. INVISV Relay brings Multi-Party Relay (MPR) privacy to Android, offering a service that decouples trust: where INVISV\u0026rsquo;s job is to ensure that nobody but you has all your critical information. In effect, your requests for data from the Internet, whether with a web browser or with any other app, are unlinked from your identity, and neither INVISV nor our infrastructure partners nor your broadband Internet provider nor a mobile operator can link your identity and your Internet usage and location together.\nSIMXL - e-SIMs Accessible for Everyone, that accepts Monero.\nSilent Link - A real phone number provider not a VOIP number, that can be acquired anonymously. Only allows for incoming calls, but also provides a cheap data plan. Does not always provide the best service. A backup data plan is not a bad idea with this service while using Silent link primarily for privacy.\nVOIP Providers # Hushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nJMP - Private VOIP numbers. Uses the company Telnyx on the back end, but it try\u0026rsquo;s to make this process simpler for a small fee, as you can use Telnyx directly for cheaper fees and good privacy but the process is quite difficult.\nPassword Managers # Password managers are one of the few security tools that makes your life easier. With all of your passwords in one place, often including a password autofill so that you don\u0026rsquo;t have to even type your password, which also helps to keep you safe from keylogging or should surfing attacks.\nBitwarden - FOSS password manager. Free cloud password management, or you can completely self host. 2FA is easily configurable as well. Decryption happens on your client device not on the server, meaning your passwords are encrypted if the server is compromised. Bitwarden also has a password generator, and allows for multiple password encrypted password accounts making it perfect for a small enterprise solution.\nKeepass - The top local password manager. Instead of setting up a server you can run your password manager directly on your personal work machine.\nPasswordSafe - A local password Manager that utilizes Blowfish. Created by security expert and old school cypherpunk Bruce Schneier. Works on windows and Linux.\nVPNMentor Secure Password Generator - Online Password generator for when you aren\u0026rsquo;t working with a standard password manager. Provides other high quality VPN and password related tools as well, like a password strength checker.\nPrivacy for Cars # 49dollarmontanaregisteredagent - Montana based company that creates LLC’s and will register your car to that LLC in Montana thus keeping your name unattached to the car. Montana has the added benefit of a one time registration for cars over 11 years old and no emissions or safety checks\nDeflock - Deflock is a site that tracks \u0026ldquo;Flock\u0026rdquo; ALPR camera readers. Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) are cameras that capture images of all passing license plates, storing details like the car\u0026rsquo;s location, date, and time. These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles—regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. While these systems can be useful for tracking stolen cars or wanted individuals, they are mostly used to track the movements of innocent people.\nFreedomev - Open source software for Tesla cars. Still in development.\nGhostPlate - Physical device that lets you temporarily obscure your license plate.\nNotmyPlate - App that lets you request to legally opt out of License plate collection data via the GDPR. Not likely to be super helpful in non EU countries.\nOpen Auto - An open source alternative to Android Auto, and app that helps you utilize your phone wild driving.\nOpen XC - OpenXC is a combination of open source hardware and software that lets you extend your vehicle with custom applications and pluggable modules. It uses standard, well-known tools to open up a wealth of data from the vehicle to developers, even beyond OBD-II.\nPlate Privacy - A project by the Institute for Justice to track car camera software and fight back.\nPrivacyforCars - Delete your data from rental cars after you are no longer using them. Website also provides a lot of other privacy education on vehicles.\nVehiclePrivacyreport - Check for status of vehicles internet connection to the manufacturers\nPrivacy Resources and Education # Podcasts # Citadel Dispatch - Hosted by Matt Odell a Freedom and Bitcoin Advocate.\nClosed Network - Privacy and security podcast focused on the everyday person and using simple tools and techniques to become a smaller target for online attacks.\nOptOut - Hosted by privacy and freedom advocate Seth for Privacy, covering a wide range of privacy related issues.\nPrivacy Security and Osint - Hosted by the king of privacy, Micahel Bazzell, covers a wide range of privacy, security and Osint. Currently on a hiatus.\nSurveillance Report - Joint hosted by Privacy advocates Henry from Techlore and Nate from the New Oil. Break down of weekly data leaks and privacy incursions.\nWatchMan Privacy - Hosted by Gabriel Custodiet, a principled privacy and freedom advocate.\nOther Privacy Lists # alternativeto.net\nbrainfucksec.github.io/a-good-privacy-list\ndegoogle.jmoore.dev/#replacementsalternatives\ngithub.com/mendel5/alternative-front-ends\ngithub.com/mjovanc/awesome-decentralized\ngithub.com/pluja/awesome-privacy\nlopp.net/bitcoin-information/privacy.html\nnomoregoogle.com\nPrism-Break\nproducthunt.com\nprivacyfirstproducts.softr.app\nprivacytools.io\nreddit.com/r/privacy/wiki/de-google\nsovereignstack.tools\nPurchase Proxys # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nAnonShop - This one works a bit different. You pick a product you want and send the link to AL. AL will then purchase the item and send it to a nearby locker based on your zip code. All paid with Monero. This currently only works for Amazon orders.\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPurse.io - A purchase proxy that offers up to 15% discounts with crypto and users will purchase products for you. Currently takes BTC, BCH and lightning.\nRouters # Anyone - A harward based internet router/proxy that provides privacy by default.\nFlash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router,that prioritizes network wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come per-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers than can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that thats forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls and a virtual server seperate from the Firewall OS.\nSearch # Brave Search - Private search results, using its own indexer, with full search transparency. Aims to be one of the biggest competitors to google. In Depth Review\nDuckDuckGo - Biggest privacy focused search engine, they have admitted to censoring in some cases, but overall still better than Google.\nKagi - Privacy respecting search engine does not track any info or provide any ads and no data mining or IP collecting. Requires an account and limits amount of searches per day for free accounts. Offers paid accounts as well. Not Open Source. Privacy policy\nMojeek - Search engine that claims to use its own indexer and does not rely on search results from Bing or Google\nPresearch - Decentralized search engine that pays you out per search with their own token. You can also run a node and get paid out in their token provided you meet the minimum requirements.\nSearx - Searx is probably the most hard-core of the options, but provides a very solid experience and search results across multiple sources.\nSearch Ranking and Analysis\nWhoogle - A google search proxy that can be hosted. Check out Seth for Privacys public instance of Whoogle It’s easy to self-host, if desired.Public instances\nShipping Services # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) # Cloak - Experimental new program. it works by masquerading proxied traffic as normal web browsing activities. In contrast to traditional tools which have very prominent traffic fingerprints and can be blocked by simple filtering rules, it\u0026rsquo;s very difficult to precisely target Cloak with little false positives. This increases the collateral damage to censorship actions as attempts to block Cloak could also damage services the censor state relies on.\nGuardster - Anonymizer service that provides an alternative to VPN.\nIVPN - No logs, regularly audited VPN service, No customer data stored, Clear privacy policy, Transparent ownership and team, Strong ethics: no trackers, no false promises, no surveillance ads. In Depth Reviews\nKagi - (Note: appears in search section as well, if you want to keep just one mention, you can.)\nLN VPN - VPN service based on the lightning network. You can purchase and use wireguard based VPN services all on lightning. Also offers phone numbers per country all paid via lightning.\nLokiNet - New experimental TOR competitor.\nMullvad - Mullvad has a long reputation of preserving privacy. Mullvad does not log traffic, proven by a police raid. Allows anonymous sign ups, Accepts Monero for payment for Premium accounts. Uses a killswitch and uses Wireguard for speed and security. Provides a mobile app and desktop app. The Mobile app can be a bit finicky for some people. Does not have an app kill switch. In Depth Review\nNym - A new VPN project that works to implement new tech inlcuding mixnets, zk-nyms, post quantum tech and more. Backed by Wikileaks Chelsea Manning.\nPIA - PIA is a solid VPN provider that accepts BTC, uses Wireguard offers cheap rates. PIA is also well known for providing static Ip’s for your VPN. This can be useful for some services that block general VPN access. PIA does not keep logs for privacy concerns. Does not include a kill switch In Depth Review\nSentinel- A decentralized crypto currency backed VPN built on the Cosmos blockchain that aims to provide a decentralized VPN.\nVopono - App for managing Split tunneling in VPN’s. Split tunneling lets you send some traffic through a VPN and delegate specific traffic exempt to the VPN Encrypted tunnel or traffic. This can be useful when trying to use certain apps locally on a LAN. Some VPN Apps have this built in, but this isnt always accessible on all VPN’s or on all versions of the VPN. For Example Proton VPN has this function built in on the Windows version and the Mobile version but not on the linux desktop version.\nVPN Rankings and breakdowns by privacy advocate Techlore more VPN Rankings and More Rankings\nVPNMentor - Offers a wide range of VPN related education, in addition to VPN related tools and more VPN Rankings.\n"},{"id":17,"href":"/self-hosting/","title":"Self Hosting","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If something is free, you’re not the customer; you’re the product.” ― Bruce Schneier\nWhile privacy tools are fantastic, they sometimes miss the true root of the problem. In times of increasing censorship and data theft, owning your data is the best way to increase your privacy and security while dramatically reducing your ability to be censored. When done right, much of this can be done very cheaply. If you already own your hardware much of the software is free or very cheap. Instead of never ending subscriptions and increasing costs with big tech, simply remove them from your life by self hosting. Take back your digital sovereignty.\nCamera Systems # Ezvidoo - EZVidoo is a free CCTV surveillance software for Windows, Linux, and Raspberry Pi. It supports IP Cameras by default, local USB cams, and Camera Audios.EZVidoo also supports numerous sensor types as motion, audio, object, face, and person sensors. By default, it offers a recording support on 24/7 basic, and features, alerts, notifications and mobile access. Not open source.\nIspyconnect - Free and Open source Camera software. Compatible with a wide range of camera devices.\nKerberos.io - An open, scalable and modular solution that supports your use cases at home up to large scale production video landscapes.\nCloud Document Services # Cryptpad - End-to-end encrypted and open-source collaboration suite, that can be used in the cloud or self-hosted. Google docs alternative.\nOnlyOffice - Includes Free Cloud, Paid Cloud, and Self-Hosted options.\nStandard Notes - One of the top note-taking apps. Self-hostable, includes 2FA, E2E, scheduled email backups and more. Charges for the higher level plans with more features.\nCloud Hosting # Open Source as a Service # Cryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nDisroot - Privacy-focused ecosystem. Provides multiple cloud services. Including Email, Nextcloud, Cryptpad etc…\nFederated.Computer - Great open-source replacements for Dropbox, Google Workplace, Zoom, Slack, Airtable, Mailchimp, 1Password, Netlify, Github, Calendy, your spying VPN and much more for the low price of $39 a month. As many users as you want. Only pay for more storage when/if you need it.Federated includes Human Support and full Backups. The benefits of self-hosting without the day-to-day high-stakes drudgery. Affiliate Link\nKoofr - Allows for importing of Drive, Dropbox etc. Privacy-focused cloud storage free up to 10 Gb’s. ^1,2^\nNextCloud - Self-hosted cloud software for a massive amount of options. Takes a bit of config, but nextcloud functions as a full Google Docs replacement in addition to many other options including music and video hosting. Also provides cloud hosting if you do not wish to self-host. Next Cloud is currently available in other Privacy-focused ecosystems like Start9, Umbrel, Yunohost, Dietpi and many more, with just a few clicks. Or you can self-host on your OS of choice.\nLink Tree Alternatives # AllMyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nCoinDrop - Like link tree but specifically for crypto web wallets. All your wallets and donation methods in one simple place.\nLibertyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nOperating Systems # While more well-known OSes like Windows server or Ubuntu server are great, there are other lesser-known OSes purpose-built to help people self-host, by pre-packaging applications in nice ready-made GUI. This can be especially useful for less technical users.\nAva.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, NEAR, Avalanche and more.\nCASA OS - Community-based open source software focused on delivering simple personal cloud experience around Docker ecosystem. Despite the name CASA OS is not an OS. It is an app similar to Umbrel or Citadel, a GUI for docker images. Comes with some unique apps, like Nginx Proxy Manager and Cloudflare Tunnels. Also provides Clearnet support with a fairly flexible set of config options. Also has a nice simple GUI for file uploads, this is especially useful with something like Jellyfin or Calibre-Web.\nCitadel - Umbrel open source Fork offering much of the same options.\nCloudron - Cloudron is unique in that it offers offsite backups to AWS, includes a built-in firewall that monitors all traffic and comes with its own built-in email server.\nCoolify - An open-source \u0026amp; self-hostable Heroku / Netlify alternative.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Storj, Zcash, Cosmos Tornado Cash and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nDietPI - A Linux distro OS. Dietpi comes with over 200 app packages and dependencies built in. While more command line skills are required than Umbrel or Embassy, Dietpi makes it very easy to install over 100 apps and dependencies. While largely built for Raspberry Pi, Dietpi also has specific images created for a wide range of hardware. Dietpi is a bit more difficult than platforms like Yunohost, but runs a bit more reliably and offers more total tools, including backups, VPN integration, clearnet, and more. Documentation is better than Yunohost, but could still be improved.\nFulmo - A lighting network focused OS configured to run on a Raspberry Pi.\nFreedomBox - Another OS that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Currently more limited than most of the other OSes in terms of apps in the internal app store.\nHome Lab OS - HomelabOS allows anyone to easily deploy, backup, restore, and maintain over 100 different applications and services. Everything from video players, to home automation, to chat services. These services can continue to function at full speed on your LAN even when your external internet is completely offline.\nMoneroOS - OS dedicated to Monero mining.\nMy Node BTC - Another OS that focuses primarily on Bitcoin Software. Includes BTCPay Server, Dojo, Whirlpool, Join Market and much more. Comes with Clearnet, Tor, and I2P.\nPinode-XMR - PiNode-XMR is a completely free and open source suite of tools to help a user run their own Monero node with ease. PiNode-XMR is designed for use with single board computers (SBC) such as the Raspberry Pi, Pine64 or Odroid hardware to allow for very cheap node setup and minimal 24/7 running costs due to low power usage.\nPiBox - Currently has a small offering of Apps but is working on adding more. Notable Apps are Nextcloud, Jellyfin and Homeassistant.\nProxMox - Proxmox is the primary open source solution for virtual machine hosting. Like VmWare or Hyper V except Proxmox offers you the ability to run multiple virtual servers on a single physical server, easily allowing you to run several different software Operating systems for zero cost. Comes with snapshots, backups, server monitoring and much more. Find a list of Proxmox based scripts here\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nRunTipi - Tipi is a personal homeserver orchestrator. It is running docker containers under the hood and provides a simple web interface to manage them. Every service comes with an opinionated configuration in order to remove the need for manual configuration and network setup. RunTipi comes with Clearnet configuration, but this can be a bit buggy in some cases. This is still very much in development.\nStart9 - Start OS makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy, not completely open source. Currently routes all services over TOR or lets you host over LAN. This increases privacy but can make things more difficult to interact with Non TOR/Start9 users. Heavily supports bitcoin software and includes a NOSTR node and several other tools. While there is currently no clearnet support, StartOS is overall very stable. Start9 also offers some of the better documentation and error handling. Save 5% on any S9 Server with code \u0026ldquo;LOTR\u0026rdquo;\nUBOS - A newer project. Less impressive interface and less apps than some of the other projects.\nUmbrel - Interface that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Beautiful interface but still needs a few bugs worked out. Apps are difficult to config after being setup. Offers lots of Bitcoin Node Software. Umbrel and StartOS are very similar options as they both focus heavily on BTC and Lightning nodes and currently offer only LAN and TOR hosting. Umbrel offers more apps but Start OS offers a much more reliable platform. Umbrel is not an OS but rather an GUI application manager for Docker.\nYunoHost - Free and Open Source with over 100 apps. Yuno host comes with Clearnet support with your own custom domains and offers you free pre-selected domains you can use. Yunohost has a nice troubleshooting tool that helps you find issues with port/firewall troubleshooting. Yunohost has a lot of features but can be a bit buggy at times.\nMedia Center OSes # If you are currently running a Roku, Amazon Firestick, or pretty much any other store-bought hardware device for media streaming, it\u0026rsquo;s very likely that it sends out massive amounts of data back to different companies. This is terrible for privacy, self-sovereignty, security, and internet bandwidth. While it\u0026rsquo;s difficult to purchase hardware that does not do this, you can set up your own version with some of the following user-friendly Operating systems.\nLibreElec - LibreELEC is a lightweight ‘Just enough OS’ Linux distribution purpose-built for Kodi on current and popular mediacentre hardware.\nOSMC - OSMC (Open Source Media Center) is a free and open source media player based on Linux. Founded in 2014, OSMC lets you play back media from your local network, attached storage, and the Internet. OSMC is the leading media center in terms of feature set and community and is based on the Kodi project.\nXbian - XBian is a small, fast, and lightweight media center distribution for the Raspberry Pi, CuBox-i, Hummingboard, and many more devices to come. It is based on a minimal Debian and therefore offers much of the same freedom as Debian offers. Our slogan is “XBian, the bleeding edge” as our main focus is delivering the fastest Kodi solution for various small form factor computers.\nPhoto Storage # Ente - Encrypted cloud photo storage.\nImmich - Self-hosted backup solution for photos and videos on mobile devices.\nPhotoprism - PhotoPrism is an AI-Powered Photos App for the Decentralized Web. It makes use of the latest technologies to tag and find pictures automatically without getting in your way. You can run it at home, on a private server, or in the cloud.\nRemote Control Software # AeroAdmin - Easy and free Remote access service for many OS’s. Not Open source.\nMesh Commander - Free Open Source Teamviewer Alternative.\nTailScale - Tailscale is an easy VPN that allows you to connect back into your network without excessive configuration or firewall rules. While Tailscale is not fully open source and requires an account with the company, there is a fully self-hosted version you can run.\nRouters # Flash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router, that prioritizes network-wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come pre-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built-in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers that can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all-purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router, or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that is forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls, and a virtual server separate from the Firewall OS.\nSSH/RDP Applications # Easy SSH - Simple application that lets you save all of your SSH logins and passwords in one easy interface. This way you can login go from SSH terminal port easily and quickly without needing to type in your credentials. Linux Only.\nmRemoteNG - Just like Easy SSH, but also supports RDP, Telnet, HTTPS, Powershell, and more. Windows only.\nWebsite Tools # Ackee - Self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool for those who care about privacy. Ackee runs on your own server, analyzes the traffic of your websites, and provides useful statistics in a minimal interface.\nGhost - Self-Hosting and cloud hosting with open source software. Ghost is primarily used as a blogging platform as a competitor to something like Substack. Unlike Hugo Ghost offers a GUI for most of your website management.\nHugo - Popular open-source static site generators. Helps you simply create websites for desktop and mobile without substantial amounts of HTML code. Hugo is completely open source and utilizes markdown files primarily. Liberty Tools is run with Hugo.\nImmuneweb - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\nPlausible - Simple and privacy-friendly Google Analytics alternative - Extensive Review\nSSLLABS - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver. ^1^```\n"},{"id":18,"href":"/social-media/","title":"Social Media","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.” ― George Washington\nSocial media is a mixed bag. It connects the world and allows for the rapid dissemination of news, true and untrue. But in the last few years censorship has become a massive problem across all major social media platforms. Its important that we cultivate presences on social media that are more resilient to censorship and de-platforming. These services should be run as decentralized as possible to avoid coordinated take downs like we saw with the Conservative social media company Parler, where big tech collaborated to largely destroy the company.\nFreedom Respecting Social Media # Blue Sky - Blue Sky is an open source project backed by Jack Dorsey in an attempt to create a decentralized social network protocol as an alternative to Twitter. In May 2024 Jack Dorsey resigned from the BlueSky board, and donated 21 Million to the Open Source Protocol NOSTR. Blue Sky is very leftwing.\nDiaspora - Diaspora is a decentralized open source social media platform. With Diaspora you need to host your own instance by running a server or \u0026ldquo;pod\u0026rdquo;, meaning you own your data. Due to the decentralized nature of the platform it can be difficult to connect with other profiles, the platform has less than 1 million users after after 13 years of operation.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here\nGab - A centralized Free Speech Social media platform. Gab has been de-platformed by most of big tech and largely runs its own architecture in order to to keep operations running. Platform users tend to skew right wing.\nGettr - GETTR is a social media platform built on the foundation of freedom of opinion and expression. Gettr is a socialized platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t seem to offer anything particularly new, other than being a Twitter Alternative. Private messages claim to be E2E. But Gettr is not open sourced.\nLemmy - Lemmy is a selfhosted social link aggregation and discussion platform. Similar to Reddit but it is completely free and open, and not controlled by any company. This means that there is no advertising, tracking, or secret algorithms. Content is organized into communities, so it is easy to subscribe to topics that you are interested in, and ignore others. Voting is used to bring the most interesting items to the top.\nLocals - Locals is a free speech social media platform that is owned by Rumble. Locals is a centralized alternative to other social media. Founded by conservative commentator Dave Rubin.\nMastodon - Mastodon is an open source, self hosted social networking service that aims to be a twitter competitor. Mastodon lets you connect to specific Mastodon instances as part of a federation protocol. Due to this setup Larger mastodon servers can censor other servers from connecting to their instances. Tends to be a more left wing community.\nMeWe - MeWe is a centralized company that\u0026rsquo;s been running a social media platform for over a decade. MeWe is committed to privacy and an ad-free experience. The project is currently in development to be migrated to web3 blockchain based infrastructure.\nMinds - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.\nTruth Social - Founded by Donald Trump in response to Trump getting removed from Twitter. Truth Social is a centralized open source fork of Mastodon. Truth Social is known to censor content, mostly leftwing content.\nTwitter/X - Twitter is a centralized social media platform. While Twitter has become a free speech focused platform its far from perfect. Twitter is overwhelmingly the single biggest platform for spreading speech. Twitter is bad for privacy and is encouraging a ID based verification program, that will be in the hands of its future owners. Case against Twitter\nMeetup Alternatives # Agorakit - Agorakit is web-based, open source groupware for collectives. By creating collaborative groups, people can discuss topics, organize events, store files and keep everyone updated as needed. Agorakit is a forum, calendar, file manager, mapping tool and email notifier.\nFlockstr - NOSTR based Meetup alternative. Connects directly with your NOSTR Account, and also works with your lightning wallet to receive ZAPS (micro bitcoin transactions.)\nJoinMobilizon - Mobilizon is not a giant platform, but a multitude of interconnected Mobilizon websites. This federated architecture helps avoid monopolies and offers a diversity of hosting terms of service.\nLuma - An international meetup alternative, that provides more value at a much lower price than meetup. Has built in support for cryptocurrency wallets like Eth and Solana.\nPartiful - Free for users, requires SMS in order to gave out regular event updates. Not specifically freedom focused, but another good option.\nNOSTR # NOSTR is the future of decentralized social media. NOSTR is not controlled or owned by any private company or person. NOSTR is a protocol similar to Email or TCP/IP. It can be accessed by anyone or any company. NOSTR uses the dumb server smart client model. Meaning anyone can setup a simple server/relay that preserves and encrypts the NOSTR ecosystem. NOSTR directly incorporates bitcoin via the lightning network. You can send \u0026ldquo;ZAPS\u0026rdquo; which are low cost lightning transactions to any person on NOSTR, and your posts can likewise receives Zaps from anyone on the network. In addition to major support from the freedom and Bitcoin communities, NOSTR has been financially backed by Jack Dorsey and heavily supported by Edward Snowden. NOSTR offers several different clients that allow you to interact with the NOSTR protocol. Some of those clients:\nAlby - A NOSTR and Bitcoin plugin. Allows you to hold your private keys in order to interact with NOSTR, lighting and other bitcoin apps.\nDamus - NOSTR Client for Iphone.\nNOSTR Apps - A database of many differnt NOSTR Apps\nNostr.Watch - Track relays where a connection can currently be established.\nNostr.directory - Find your twitter follows on NOSTR\nNostrChat - Encrypted chat built on NOSTR.\nPrimal - A client designed to look like a twitter clone.\nZap.Stream - Directly integrated into NOSTR Zap lets you stream for SATS (bitcoin Lightning) and earn in kind easily from any and all viewers.\nYoutube Alternatives # Bitchute - A decentralized Youtube alternative that tends to have a lot of right-leaning content, due to this they often get censored or blocked.\nCiVL - CiVL is a free streaming platform for courageous stories and subversive ideas that challenge power structures. Get access to award-winning films, shows, and debates. No ads. No credit card to join.\nD.tube - A decentralized youtube alternative. DTube is a community powered video sharing platform where users vote on videos to reward creators, curators, influencers and viewers in cryptocurrency.\nMadiator - Privacy focused front end for LBRY, the network that hosts ODYSEE.\nODYSEE - A decentralized video platform built on the LBRY network. With the recent SEC Judgement against ODYSEE the long term future of the platform is uncertain, however plans are to migrate to the Arweave network. Odysee also has a nice simple feature allowing you to connect your youtube channel and autosync all content for a convenient backup of your channel.\nPeerTube A free and open-source, decentralized, ActivityPub federated video platform powered by WebTorrent, that uses peer-to-peer technology to reduce load on individual servers when viewing videos.\nRumble - A centralized alternative to youtube that bills itself as protector of free speech.\n"}]
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Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nDelete Me - Our date is leaked everyday. Thats why its important to use services like Delete Me. Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. Use our Affiliate link to save 20%.\nFederated.Computer - Federated is another Denver based company offering Open Source as a service. Sometimes physically hosting servers just isn\u0026rsquo;t viable. In those cases cloud hosting can be a necessary option. But most cloud hosting come from tech giants like AWS or Google Cloud who sell your data and will censor you if you have the wrong politics. Federated.Computer offers you cheap, easy open source options to get many of the benefits of Big Tech without compromising your privacy. Please use our affiliate link to sign up if you\u0026rsquo;re interested!\nHushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. 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Discount code: \u0026ldquo;LIBERTYTOOLS\u0026rdquo;\nPrivacy.com - Privacy.com is the best way to pay with fiat online while still protecting your privacy. Create debit card aliases that can be limited based on total amount spends or by vendors. With card aliases you dont have to worry about leaked card info, overcharges or annoying vendors that refuse to cancel your subscription, privacy.com lets you do all of that for free. Please use our referral link and sign up for a free account.\nStart 9 - Start 9 is one of our favorite companies. Local to Denver, Start9 offers home personal servers with their own Operating system, that makes it easy for you to own and host your data out of a physical server that you own. Offers an app store with multiple applications that include Bitcoin and Monero full nodes, Matrix and SimpleX messaging, Vaultwarden for password management, Nextcloud for all sorts of hosting including word docs, music, contacts calendar and so much more.\n"},{"id":1,"href":"/agorism/","title":"Agorism","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If taxation without consent is not robbery, then any band of robbers have only to declare themselves a government, and all their robberies are legalized.” ― Lysander Spooner\nAgorism is a social philosophy that advocates creating a society in which all relations between people are voluntary exchanges by means of counter-economics, engaging with aspects of nonviolent revolution, founded by Samuel Edward Konkin the third. Agorism is a different approach to creating freedom, than electoral politics. Sometimes also known as the concept of \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizens.\u0026rdquo;\nAgorist Communities (International) # Bitcoin Beach - Bitcoin Beach is working to create a sustainable circular Bitcoin economy in El Salvador. Following the dramatic decrease in crime and the governments bitcoin backing, Bitcoin Beach has become one of the best Bitcoin communities in the world. Free Society - Free Society aims to build a new sovereign society by negotiating with an existing government. There are many examples of governments granting another nation sovereignty over a part of their territory, and Free Society believes this is the best way forward. Free State Project - The Free State Project is a movement of thousands of freedom-loving people to New Hampshire. Started in 2003, there are thousands of individuals just like you in New Hampshire. Together, Free Staters have built an incredible, real-life community full of people who value liberty and responsibility. Free Cities - The Free Cities Foundation aims to inspire, inform and connect people to create a global market of living together in Free Cities. Free Cities are self-governing territories that uphold individual rights and freedoms. They aim to create more prosperous and autonomous urban spaces. Freedom Haven - Seasteading org working to build a workable seasteading options. Seasteading is the idea of creating permanent living homes that exist outside government jurisdiction in international waters. Liberland - The Free Republic of Liberland is a small experimental country located on the banks of the Danube River, known as Gornja Siga. Liberland is built on classical liberal (libertarian) ideals which emphasize autonomy and minimize the state\u0026rsquo;s encroachment on individual liberties. Rule of law, bodily autonomy, free trade, freedom of choice, freedom of movement, and others are all core tenets of our fledgling nation. PraxisNation - Praxis Nation builds off the concept of the network state by Balaji Srinivasan. Which theories that in the modern world we can create a decentralized country that can offer many of the benefits of standard country. Praxis aims to offer land, its own currency and eventually citizenship among many other things. Pronomos - Pronomos is a venture capital fund that works to build the \u0026ldquo;cities of tomorrow.\u0026rdquo; Pronomos has worked to fund Prospera, Praxis, and many more starup cities. Prospera - Prospera is a new libertarian smart city located in Honduras, that works as an economic zone largely free of local government taxes. An experimental project that does exist by a government grant, but its working to prove out a new potential model of cities. Learn more with the REASON documentary. Digital Nomad Services # Escapees - Escapees bills itself as an RV club, but it offers many services for a digital nomad lifestyle, including mail forwarding and temporary residences among many other things. Based in the U.S. Liberation Travel - Focuses on helping users find residency in multiple countries primarly including Paraguay, Uruguay, Panama and Georgia. Nomad Capitalist - Nomad Capitalist specializes in legally and ethically reducing your tax rate, diversifying and safeguarding your assets, growing your passport portfolio, and maximizing your freedom. Passports for Crypto - Quickly acquire Citizenship in St. Kitts by purchasing property without ever actually visiting St. Kitts. Planbpassport - A service that helps facilitate second passports. Accepts Bitcoin and very much adopts a \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizen\u0026rdquo; Mindset. General Tools # Agorist Nexus - Agorist Nexus is a hub for free exchange, focusing on the spread of Agorism and connecting the counter-economy Agorist Tax Advice - Paid service to minimize your tax strategy. Live Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our above affiliate link if you are interested. Mobazha - Formerly known as Openbazaar, Mobazaha aims to be a decentralized market where people can buy and sell products across the world for various different crypto currencies. Open Source Ecology - Open Source Blueprints for Civilization. Build Yourself.The goal of Open Source Ecology is to create an open source economy – an efficient economy which increases innovation by open collaboration. Check out hundreds of open source designs for producing cheaper houses and mechanical equipment. Taxation is Theft App - App that walks people through the logical ideas of taxation being theft. Similar to the not yet launched project \u0026ldquo;The mirror\u0026rdquo; by Larken Rose. Shipping Services # AtoB - Everything you need to send and receive packages in a decentralized way. Built on NOSTR. America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Sovereign Homesteading # Abundant Acres - A small company that helps you design your sovereign homestead blueprint. Empshield - EMP Shield is the World’s first EMP protection technology for an entire home and vehicle tested to military and UL 1449 standards from ETL. H20 Machine - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. My Patriot Supply - Purchase food and other supplies. Seedarmory.com - Every one of Seed Armory\u0026rsquo;s seed vaults contains only 100% survival grade, 100% heirloom seeds, and are always non-GMO. Seeds, vaults, and packets are kept at low refrigerated temperatures until ready for shipping. Spout Water - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. Works at a much smaller scale than H20 Machine. StealthAngelSurvival.com - Purchase a wide variety of survival gear. Survivalrealty.com - Off grid real estate. Sovereignty Theory # Aguadiero Sovereign Coaching - Private Law and Trust Education. This is a service that helps you control your property and assets without following the standard nonsense of the governments legal system.\nOne Stupid Fuck - Opt out of the tax structure. Terrible website name and design, but a resource that provides great step by step videos of opting out of the current tax structure.\nLost Horizons - Platform with a wide range of topics around opting out of taxes and deconstructing the legal system.\n"},{"id":2,"href":"/books/","title":"Books","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\nLiberty Tools Book List Welcome to the Liberty Tools Book list! This is our official book recommendations for the best books across a wide range of liberty topics. We do not specifically endorse every idea in these books or by these authors, but we do recommended them as a good place to learn about the topics at hand. Not all of these books are specifically libertarian, but they contain valuable information that could benefit anyone regardless of political philosophy. Find these books here: Anna\u0026rsquo;s Archive and Libgen If you enjoy any of these books please considering purchasing. Category Author Agorism Community Technology Karl Hess New Libertarian Manifesto Samuel Edward Konkin III Agorist Class Theory Wally Conger How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Derrick Broze Anti-Politics Sal Mayweather Anarchy in Practice - Stateless Solutions Community Technology David Freidman New Libertarian Manifesto Walter Block Agorist Class Theory Ryan McMaken How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Hans Herman Hoppe Anti-Politics Robert Murphy The Market for Liberty Morris/Linda Tannehill The New Libertarianism: Anarcho-Capitalism J. Michael Oliver Crypto Anarchy The Genesis Book Aaron Van Wirdun Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of Cryptocurrency Andy Greenberg This Machine Kills Secrets: Julian Assange, The Cypherpunks, and their fight to Empower Whistleblowers Andy Greenberg Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital Age Steven Levy The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age James Dale Davidson, Michael David Axtel Cryptocurrency Digital Gold Nathaniel Popper How Money got Free Patrick Eha Understanding Bitcoin Robert Muprhy and Silas Barta The Bitcoin Standard SaifeDean Ammous The Internet of Money Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Bitcoin Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Ethereum Andreas Antonopolous Hacking Bitcoin Roger Ver The Blocksize War Jonathan Bier Conspiracies Filthy Rich James Patterson All The Shahs Men Steven Kinzer JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters James W. Douglass Chaos Tom O\u0026rsquo;Neill Inventing the AIDS Virus Peter Duesberg The Controlled Demolition of the American Empire Charlie Robinson \u0026amp; Jeff Berwick A Warning from History Corey Hughes The Octopus of Global Control Charlie Robinson One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that gave Rise the Jeffrey Epstein Whitney Webb The Creature From Jekyll Island G Edward Griffin Covid The Real Anthony Fauci Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The War on Ivermectin Pierre Kory The Courage to Face Covid-19 Peter McCullough A Plague Upon Our House Scott Atlas Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19 Matt Ridley Diary of A Psychosis Tom Woods The Pfizer Papers Naomi Wolf Drug War and Prohibition The Economics of Prohibition Mark Thornton American Kingpin Nick Bilton High Price Dr. Carl Hart Chasing the Scream Johann Hari Dreamland: The True Tale of America\u0026rsquo;s Opiate Epidemic Sam Quinones Drug War Addiction Sheriff Bill Masters Gang Leader for A Day Sudhir Venkatesh Economics and History of Economics Economics in One Lesson Henry Hazlitt Basic Economics Thomas Sowell The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard Keynes Mark Skousen History of Money and Banking in the United States Murray Rothbard End the Fed Ron Paul Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles Jesus Huerta de Soto The Fiat Standard SaifeDean Ammous Environment American Serengeti Dan Flores Fossil Future Alex Epstein Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of Antihumanism Robert Zubrin Apocalypse Never Michael Shellenberger The Wizard and The Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow\u0026rsquo;s World Charles C. Mann Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Running With Rhinos Ed Warner Extremist Politics The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics Michael Malice SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought Police Vox Day The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure Greg Lukianoff and Johnathan Haidt Fiction Brave New World Aldous Huxley 1984 George Orwell Animal Farm George Orwell Molon Labe! Kenneth Royce (Boston T Party) Alongside Night J. Niel Schulman Freehold Michael Z. Williamson The Moon is a Harsh Mistress Robert Heinlen The Handmaid’s Tale Margaret Atwood Anthem Ayn Rand The Fountainhead Ayn Rand The Giver Lois Lowery Red Rising Pierce Brown Unintended Consequences John Ross The Probability Broach L. Neil Smith The High Ground Series Doug Casey Enemy of the State F. Paul Wilson Financial Crisis Meltdown Tom Woods Deep Freeze: Iceland\u0026rsquo;s Economic Collapse Phillip Bagus and David Howden Americas Great Depression Murray Rothbard The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last Century Mark Thornton End the Fed Ron Paul Gun Rights Come and Take it: The Gun Printers Guide to Thinking Free Cody Wilson The 10 Myths of Gun Control Jose Nino More Guns Less Crime John Lott Health and Nutrition Death by Food Pyramid Denise Minger Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim It Mary Ruwart The Primal Prescription Doug Mcguff and Robert Murphy Fat for Fuel Dr. Joseph Mercola Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless Health Casey Means and Calley Means Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Blind Spots: The Medicine Gets it Wrong and What it Means For our Health Marty Makary Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity Peter Attia History - General A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell A Peoples History of the United States Howard Zinn Albions\u0026rsquo;s Seed David Hackett Fischer The Dawn Of Everything: A New History of Humanity David Graber A Little History of the World EH Gombrich Debt: The First 5000 Years David Graber History of Government Institutions Legacy of Ashes: A history of the CIA Tim Weiner Enemies: A history of the FBI Tim Weiner The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles and their Secret World War Steven Kinzer Overthrow: Americas Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to Iraq Steven Kinzer History of Socialism The Almost Nearly Perfect People Michael Booth The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel Castro Humberto Fontova The Case Against Socialism Rand Paul History of War and Military The Strategic Logic of Suicide Bombers Robert Pape Enough Already: Time to End the War on Terror Scott Horton Death by Government: Genocide and Mass Murder Since 1900 R.J. Rummel Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catastrophe of Ukraine Scott Horton All the Shahs Men Stephen Kirzner Property Rights Against Intellectual Property Stephan Kinsella (Property Rights) - Freedom on the Frontier Terry Anderson \u0026amp; Peter J Hill How Music Got Free Steven Witt Water Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Space Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Against Intellectual Monopoly Michelle Boldrin \u0026amp; David Levine Intro to Liberty The Law Frederic Bastiat The Road to Serfdom Friedrich Hayek Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom Ron Paul The Revolution Ron Paul Intro to Anarchy No Treason: The Constitution of no Authority Lysander Spooner The Most Dangerous Superstition Larken Rose The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to Obey Michael Huemer The Anarchist\u0026rsquo;s Handbook Organized by Michael Malice Dissenting Electorate: Those Who Refuse to Vote and the Legitimacy of Their Opposition Wendy McElroy Individual Liberty Benjamin Tucker Freedom’s Progress: A History of Political Thought Gerard Casey Living Freedom The Freedom Outlaw\u0026rsquo;s Handbook: 179 Things to Do \u0026rsquo;til the Revolution Claire Wolfe 101 Things to Do \u0026lsquo;Til the Revolution: Ideas and Resources for Self-Liberation, Monkey Wrenching and Preparedness Claire Wolfe Don\u0026rsquo;t Shoot the Bastards (Yet): 101 More Ways to Salvage Freedom Claire Wolfe Net Neutrality The Fallacy of Net Neutrality Thomas Hazlett The Master Switch Tim Wu The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless Technology Thomas Hazlett Code 2.0 Lawrence Lessig Philosophy - General Drive: Understanding the science of Human motivation Daniel Pink Defending the Undefendable Walter Block Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder Nassim Taleb The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion Johnathan Haidt Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World David Epstein Philosophy - Political The Ethics of Liberty Murray Rothbard Anatomy of the State Murray Rothbard An Agorist Primer Samuel Konkin Our Enemy, the State Albert J Nock Police Brutality and the Justice system Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America\u0026rsquo;s Police Forces Radley Balko A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State John Whitehead The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison America Naomi Murakawa The New Jim Crow Michelle Alexander Ghettoside Jill Leovy I Can\u0026rsquo;t Breathe: A Killing on Bay Street Matt Taibbi Justice Before the Law Michael Huemer Revisionist History The Myth of the Robber Barons Burt Folsom The Art of Contrary Thinking Humphrey B. Neill Why American History is Not What They Say: An Introduction to Revisionism Jeff Riggenbach Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong James W. Loewen The Roosevelt Myth John T. Flynn The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary War Thomas J. DiLorenzo Security and Privacy The Art of Invisibility Kevin Mitnick How to Be Invisible J. J. Luna No Place to Hide Glen Greenwald Public Record Edward Snowden The Production of Security Gustave di Molinari Extreme Privacy: How to Disapear on the Internet Michael Bazzell Watchman Privacy Gabriel Custodiet Privacy in Utopia Gabriel Custodiet Schooling and Unschooling Radical Unschooling Dayna Martin The Case against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and Money Bryan Caplan Weapons of Mass Instruction John Taylor Gatto The Absorbent Mind Maria Montessori The College Scam: How America\u0026rsquo;s Universities Are Bankrupting and Brainwashing Away the Future of America\u0026rsquo;s Youth Charlie Kirk Vaccines Turtles All the Way Down Anonymous, Tim Vadnar The Moth in the Iron Lung Forrest Moready Crooked: Manmade Disease Explained Forrest Moready Dissolving Illusions Susan Humphries Vaccines, Autoimmunity and the Changing Nature of Childhood Illness Thomas Cowan "},{"id":3,"href":"/covid/","title":"Covid","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Every single thing that was done in public health in response to the pandemic made it worse.\u0026rdquo; - Peter A. McCullough\nThe Covid19 Lockdowns were the biggest event in our lifetimes. The damage done was immeasurable and still continues to this day. The power centers are looking to continue on with all of the covid tyranny. We must be vigilant in fighting back against the medical industrial complex.\nAnti Covid Orgs # Banners 4 Freedom - An organization dedicated to protesting Covid Mandates using billboards across the world.\nChildren\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense - Children\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense® is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Their mission is to end childhood health epidemics by working aggressively to eliminate harmful exposures, hold those responsible accountable and establish safeguards to prevent future harm. They fight corruption, mass surveillance and censorship that put profits before people as well as advocate for worldwide rights to health freedom and bodily autonomy.\nCovid Index - Massive database of Covid insanity. Find all sorts of articles related to censorship and policy failures.\nEvidenceNotFear - An evidence-based guide against all of the Covid madness.\nFeds 4 Med Freedom - Feds for Medical Freedom is fighting for medical freedoms and personal autonomy. They stand against unconstitutional and immoral vaccine mandates that have cost thousands of federal employees and contractors their careers and livelihoods.\nFLCCC Alliance - A group of doctors who got together to push back against the public Covid response. They provide real education on Covid, and demonized treatments like Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine and recovery against.\nGBDeclaration.org - One of the first major organizations to push back against Covid lockdowns. The Great Barrington Declaration is a major worldwide petition sponsored by doctors and scientists against the Covid lockdowns.\nHowbad - Resources for tracking all aspects of specific Covid batchs data, this also includes leaked data, and some aspects of other vaccines and medical malpractice.\nICAN Informed Consent Action Network - Founded in 2016, ICAN was created with the goal of providing every person with the right to informed consent. They believe that by holding regulators accountable through their successful legal actions, individuals will become empowered to make truly informed decisions about their own health and the health of their families. Using an unprecedented legal strategy, ICAN has successfully won lawsuits against Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control, the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration. Founded by Del Bigtree of the Highwire and works regularly with Aaron Siri and his firm.\nLaw Offices of Siri Glimstead - Led by Lawyer Aaron Siri, Siri Glimstead has been at the forefront of defending legal rights against Covid restrictions and damages done by the Covid vaccines, as well as more traditional vaccines. They also focus on other things like civil rights or protection of whistle blowers.\nPhysicians for Informed Consent - Physicians for Informed Consent empowers the public with scientific information about infectious diseases and vaccines.\nPureBloodRegistry - Blood donations for and from people who have not gotten the Covid-19 vaccine.\nThe Highwire - An educational journalistic organization that has been working for years to bring accountability to the world of vaccines and especially Covid vaccines. Founded by Del Bigtree.\nVacSafety - The VSRF’s mission is to advance COVID-19 vaccine safety through scientific research, public education, and advocacy, and to support the vaccine injured. They present the most up-to-date and relevant information on COVID-19 and public health policies, free from corporate press, agenda-driven narratives, and sponsorships with conflict of interest. They encourage questions and an open dialogue of transparency on any medical and scientific information presented.\nFake Mask Websites # Fake Mask Worldwide - A company that sells obviously fake masks, less obviously fake masks and other Covid related items.\nGetUnmask - Breathable masks that look like regular masks. Company now sells other unrelated products as well.\nMedical Drug Purchase # Purchase Medical Drugs including Ivermection and Hydroxychloroquine from high quality third party services.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinil. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nMetrics # ICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nOpen Vaers - Open Vaers takes the CDC\u0026rsquo;s government data from VAERS and makes it much more readable and easy to understand. As of 9/23 there were over 36,000 deaths and over 1.5 million Covid vaccine related reports to VAERS.\nNo-Jab Job Boards # Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types.\nRedballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or Covid nonsense.\nUnjected - Social media for meeting and dating unvaccinated people.\nVaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status.\nVaccine Injured Support # Covid Vax Recovery Guide - A Covid vaccine detox guide written by nutritional scientist and liberty leaning Dr. Chris Masterjohn.\nCovid19CriticalCare.com - An in-depth recovery Post-Vaccine Treatment Protocol guide from the doctors at the FLCC Alliance.\nIronHeart Bloodworks - IronHeart Bloodworks is a new blood bank membership that gives you control over your blood choices during medical procedures. When you need it, IronHeart Bloodworks quickly sends you COVID-19 unvaccinated blood—a unique service in the healthcare industry. You should have the freedom to choose what blood is in your body.\nReact19.org - React19 is a science-based non-profit offering financial, physical, and emotional support for those suffering from long-term COVID-19 vaccine adverse events globally. Their mission is to bring healing to the moms, dads, friends, and loved ones who are facing life-altering side effects from their COVID-19 vaccine. They build bridges between patients and research institutions in order to develop a better understanding of vaccine complications.\nSpike Protein Detox - Peter McCullough\u0026rsquo;s Spike protein Detox protocol. Peter\u0026rsquo;s company also sells a specific Detox Support Formula.\nZelenko Protocol - Dr. Vladimir Zelenko was one of the first doctors to push back on mainstream Covid dogma. While Zelenko has since passed his protocol and supplements are still useful for fighting Covid ^2^\n"},{"id":4,"href":"/deathathletes/","title":"Death Athletes","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;We always knew it was going to happen, it was according to our plan. For our kind, this is nothing.\u0026rdquo; - Cody Wilson\nDeath Athletes refers to a concept going back to Ancient Greece and popularized by 3d Gun Printing Activist Cody Wilson called \u0026ldquo;The Death Athletic\u0026rdquo;. Cody gave a speech at Guns and Bitcoin 2022 talking about the beauty of death given in service to ones beliefs. While not always literal this is often metaphorical, Cody talks about the public death and having been killed in the public as a metaphor. The Death Athletic specifically refers to someone who engaged in practice to promote freedom and was persecuted for doing so. While many people have been prosecuted unfairly, there is a difference between general victims and those who specifically took the risk of fighting the state and lost.\nCheck out the speech here!\nDeath Athletes # Roger Ver - Roger Ver is a freedom activist who was one of the first investors in Bitcoin. Roger has worked as a liberty and Bitcoin activist for over a decade and has made major financial contributions and investments to projects like, DefCad, ShapeShift, FEE, Ross Ulbricht\u0026rsquo;s Legal Defense, Wikileaks, Kraken and many many more. In April 2024 Roger was arrested and detained in Spain on the request of the US government for alleged tax evasion claims in regarding to his exit tax in 2014. Roger is currently looking at a potential 100 year prison sentence for numerous ridiculous legal charges. Roger has been trapped in Spain since April 2024.\nRoss Ulbricht - Ross Ulbricht is the alleged founder and operator of the Silk Road website. The Silk Road offered consumers a safe and trusted way to purchase drugs and other contraband items. Ross was arrested and imprisoned in 2013. He was sentenced to two life sentences plus 40 years and millions of dollars in fines in a corrupt trial. Ross is scheduled to be released as Donald Trump promised to commute his sentence on Day one of his presidency.\nJulian Assange - Julian Assange is one of the greatest journalists of all time. Julian founded Wikileaks in 2006 and has exposed mass public corruption across the world regarding governments and corporations. Julian was forced into home arrest and then asylum for close to a decade based off ridiculous sex charges that were eventually dropped. In 2019 Julian was pulled out of his Asylum and pull into solitary confinement in BellMarsh prison until June 2024. Julian signed a plea deal and was released.\nEdward Snowden - Edward Snowden is a NSA Whistleblower who exposed massive NSA Corruption in 2013, mostly in regards to illegal mass surveillance on citizens. Snowden has been trapped in Russia ever since.\nSamurai Wallet Devs - In May 2024 Samurai Wallets Domain was seized and the two devs known publicly as TDev and Samurai were arrested and charged with money laundering due to the Bitcoin coinjoin functions built into the website.\nTornado Cash Devs - Tornado Cash is a decentralized coinjoin provider for the Ethereum Crypto Currency. In 2022 Tornado Cash was added to the OFACT List and the Devs Roman Storm and Alex Pertsev where charged with Money Laundering.\nAaron Swartz - Internet pioneer and free speech advocate. Creator of the Guerilla Access Open Manifest as well as several other open source technologies, Aaron Swartz tragically killed himself in 2013 thanks to overzealous prosecutors from the DOJ that were threatening Aaron with decades in prison for attempted publishing of copyrighted documents, despite the fact that the document had never been published and the owner of those copyrights Jstore, had actually dropped the charges.\nIan Freemen - Freeman, known for advocating freedom and financial privacy through bitcoin, found himself targeted by federal prosecutors. Initially facing charges including bank fraud and wire fraud, these allegations were eventually dropped due to lack of evidence. The core of the case revolved around money laundering and conspiracy charges. Ultimately, Freeman received a severe sentence of eight years in prison, a $40,000 fine, and forfeiture of $5 million in assets, despite not being convicted of the fraud charges prosecutors initially highlighted.\nCody Wilson - The creator of the Death Athletic concept as well as the founder of Defcad.com and first person to create a 3d printed Gun. Cody has been at the forefront of fighting for 2nd amendment and 1st amendment as they pertain to code and digital rights for over a decade. Cody has been involved in many lawsuits with the federal government as a result and suffered charges for sex crimes in 2018. He is currently free and working for Defcad.\nJay Stark - The anonymous creator of the FGC-9, which stands for \u0026ldquo;Fuck Gun Control.\u0026rdquo; The FGC was the first project to enable the creation of a fully 3d printed gun that did not require any actual gun parts, instead it uses items that can be purchased from conventional stores all over the world. Jay Stark was arrested in April 2021 on suspicions of owning illegal weapons, however none of these weapons were found and he was not taken into custody. Two days later he was found dead sitting in his car in front of his parents house. While the offical cause of death ruled out \u0026ldquo;foul play\u0026rdquo; it is difficult for most to believe that this was simply a coincidence.\n"},{"id":5,"href":"/defense/","title":"Defense","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles.\u0026rdquo; - Jeff Cooper\nWhen any government deprives a citizen of his freedom or property, the individual must take action to publicise his grievances. To this end, I hope to illustrate in the following pages, the futility of gun control, and that no amount of arbitrary legislation can ever prevent those wanting firearms from owning them. The individual who has the ability to construct his own homemade gun can never be permanently disarmed by any level of gun control legislation. - Philip Luty\nDIY Firearms # The 3D Printer has significantly advanced the ease of manufacturing reliable weapons absent the eye of the watchful state. Of course, it is not the only manufacturing tool available, but you will find it the most expedient.\nGetting Started # The following guides provide a basic introduction to 3D printed firearms. If your budget is limited, Creality printers may be the only option. But they are unreliable, and you may spend more time troubleshooting issues than printing. We recommend Prusa for their reliability and unwavering commitment to open source. Bambu Lab printers have recently gained in popularity for their speed, reliability, and multi-material options. However, they have a history of patenting established open source designs, and even more importantly, severely compromise your privacy. More information here. On this principle, we recommend against giving them your money.\nAs you evaluate printers and cad software, keep privacy at the top of your mind. While this practice may currently be legal in your jurisdiction, the state may kidnap and jail you anyway.\nHoffman Tactical The CTRL+PEW Getting Started Guide Ammunition # Fenix Ammunition - Manufactured in the USA by liberty obsessed individuals, and accept Bitcoin for payment. Books # Expedient Homemade Firearms by Philip Luty Expedient Recoilless Launcher: Panzerfaust by Jonathan Wild Communities # Deterrence Dispensed Rocket Chat - Large public group chat for all things 3d printed firearms. FOSSCAD Subreddit - a subreddit focused on 3d printed firearms of all types. However, censorship on reddit continues to grow, and we encourage migration to censorship resistant communities. Files # Most firearm designs are uploaded by individual creators to Odysee. DEFCAD is another source, but requires a paid membership. Most files available on DEFCAD are already available for free on Odysee.\n3D Gun Builder - A comprehensive directory of designs with direct links to Odysee pages. DEFCAD - Many files here are out of date and hosted without the permission of the original developers. GunCad Developer Index - A list of guncad developer Odysee pages. Legal Advocacy Groups # Organizations fighting within the legal system to expand gun rights.\nDefense Distributed Firearm Policy Coalition Rocky Mountain Gun Owners Second Amendment Foundation Merchants # Places to find parts, part kits, tools, ammo, and more..\nParts # Aves Engineering - Glock rails and MAC11 components. Every Gun Part - Exhaustive collection of parts kits (everything but the receiver) and more. Ghost Guns - More parts kits. JSD Supply - Pistol components and more. MAF Arms - Build kits for printed receiver designs. Replicator USA - 3d printed suppressors. Riptide Rails - Glock rails, magazine springs, and other printed firearms components. Newsletters \u0026amp; Podcasts # En Bloc Press - Paid newsletter and podcast focused on the 3d printed firearm space and adjacent politics. Open Source Defense - Weekly newsletter focused on expanding gun rights with \u0026ldquo;0% culture war\u0026rdquo;. Out of Battery Live - Live podcast focused on interviewing guncad developers and builders. Propaganda # Documentaries, talks, and other media.\nDeath Athletic Documentary The New Radical Plastic Defense: Secret 3D Printed Guns in Europe The Plastic Power: A Speech The Unshackled Englishman Resources # GatGPT - A deneutered version of ChatGPT focused on firearms. Shootingbot - Monitors price and availability of ammunition and reloading components. Training # Ok, you can build a firearm in your garage. Now learn how to use it. Before you start LARPING, consider what type of training is most useful. Read this.\nGamut Resolutions - Tactical pistol and carbine classes. Based in Florida but courses are taught in many locations across the US. Guns For Everyone - Free concealed carry classes based out of Colorado. Long Range Shooters of Utah - Multiday courses in shooting up to and beyond 1000 yards in Price, UT. MantisX - MantisX is a gun training system that takes a data-driven approach to helping you achieve shooting mastery with no ammo required. Unlike some dry fire trainers, MANTISX works while attached to ANY firearm (pistol, rifle, or shotgun). By analyzing every shot and generating actionable data, MANTISX helps you improve your accuracy quickly. Solutionary University - Beginner firearm and defense training. Run by Liberty Activist Maj Toure, who has been travelling across the US providing firearms training, particularly in black neighborhoods. Thunder Ranch - Multiday courses in pistol, rifle, and shotgun, founded by Clint Smith and based in Oregon. "},{"id":6,"href":"/education/","title":"Education","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Education and Training # \u0026ldquo;Government schooling is the most radical adventure in history. It kills the family by monopolizing the best times of childhood and by teaching disrespect for home and parents.\u0026rdquo; - John Taylor Gatto\nModern schooling has been terrible for years. Following the covid insanity and the addition of woke politics the schools are proving less and less value by the day. But education can be done through a vareity of methods. In the modern age their are many better ways to educate yourself and your children than traditional school.\nAlternative Schools # Options for schools that are close to the traditional model, but do something different.\nMontessori Schools - Montessori classrooms are ideal workplaces, where children are engaged, energetic, exploring, social, and most of all, learning to take ownership of their own education. They’re also unified communities in which each child understands the responsibility of being an individual student in the class while supporting the learning of others.\nWestern Governors University - While still suffering from some of the issues of traditional education, WGU provides a solid alternative for anyone who still wants to pursue traditional college degrees. Offering Bachelors and Masters programs in IT, Business, Nursing, Finance and Education. WGU is a completely online school, with relatively cheap degree programs that are performance based, meaning you can take the classes at your own pace and are not required to attend classes you dont need.\nAlternatives to School # Liberty Classroom - A wide range of courses. Mostly focused on history but offers other courses on econimics and logics. All courses are taught from a liberty perspective. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. Mises Econ Grad Progam - Economics Grad program that teaches free market Austrian Economics from one of the most prominent liberty focused think tanks. Praxis - Praxis is an intense personal and professional development program for young adults who want to work hard, build skills, learn how to create value, and develop a positive vision of the future for their lives and careers. Praxis is a college alternative that offers a 1 year practical devopment plan that ends up teaching you real world practical skills and connecting you with an intership at the end of your program. School of Life - A course to help you enhance whatever you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Provides biweekly webinars from the best liberty minds to bring your practile and actionable advice for your business, non Profit, cause or whatever else you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. TenToad - A program that helps families transition to a school-free life with a solid foundation of knowledge and the tools to get started with confidence. Embrace living and learning without school. ThinkExodus - Exodus Institute aims to provide families with a quality alternative to public schools, and support homeschool families with enrichment courses that foster critical thinking, academic skills, and counter the left-wing indoctrination found in education, culture, and the media. Unschoolers.org - Unschooling and peaceful parenting educational organization. Unschooling is an alternative to traditional schooling and even home schooling that works to encourage and focus and direct children\u0026rsquo;s natural curiosity. Unschooling Resources with Dayna Martin - Dayna Martin has been living and breathing Unschooling for 2 decades, while also working to educate many others on these principles. You can find many of the best unschooling resources here. Homeschool Resources # Acellusacademy - Acellus Academy is a K-12 online private school located in Kansas City, Missouri as a 501c3. Acellus Academy provides instruction online through distance education via the Acellus Learning System. Acellus, a program of the International Academy of Science, is an online learning system that has been used to provide primary instruction to millions of students in thousands of schools throughout the United States.\nHome School Legal Defense Association - With over 100,000 member families, Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) is the nation’s largest, most trusted homeschool advocacy organization.\nPower Home School - Power Homeschool is the official provider of online Acellus® courses for parents independently homeschooling their children without teacher support. Power is a not an accredited curriculum.\nRon Paul Curriculum - A liberty focused home school curriculum for all grades based on the ideas of former congressman Ron Paul. The curriculum was largely designed by Liberty Classroom founder, Tom Woods.\nTuttle Twins Academy - From the authors of some of the best selling Liberty Kids books, comes the academy for home learning. Catered for kids TTA offers courses in Finances, Logic \u0026amp; Critical Thinking, Entrepreneurship, and many more to come.\n"},{"id":7,"href":"/frontends/","title":"Front Ends","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy. The savage’s whole existence is public, ruled by the laws of his tribe. Civilization is the process of setting man free from men.\u0026rdquo; - Ayn Rand\nPrivacy Front ends are interfaces that interact with well known services that dont respect your privacy. Apps like Youtube or Facebook can be accessed via privacy respecting generally open source apps.\nApple AirPlay # air-pi-play - Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Airplay server using RPiPlay to enable screen mirroring on tvs, monitors and projectors. RPiPlay - An open-source AirPlay mirroring server for the Raspberry Pi. Supports iOS 9 and up. Apple Music # Cider - Cross-platform Apple Music experience based on Electron and Vue.js written from scratch with performance in mind Discord # gtkcord4 - A lightweight Discord client written in Golang which uses GTK3 for the user interface Facebook # SlimSocial - Android, alternative front-end for Facebook, built with Java Frost - An extensive and functional open source third party app for Facebook (Android app) Facebook Messenger # Caprine - Unofficial and privacy-focused Facebook Messenger app with many useful features fb-messenger-cli - Use your Facebook account to chat with your friends sneakily in the command line, it\u0026rsquo;s as easy as logging in, choosing a convo and chatting away Google Search # LibreX - Privacy-respecting free meta-search engine (free as in freedom). Small and simple meta-search engine, fetches and anonymizes results from Google only, has API support, allows redirects to Invidious/Bibliogram/Nitter/Libreddit.\nSearXNG - SearXNG is a free internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from various search services and databases. Users are neither tracked nor profiled (SearXNG is a fork of Searx).\nSearx - Searx is a free privacy-respecting internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from more than 70 search services. Users are neither tracked nor profiled. Additionally, Searx can be used over Tor for online anonymity.\nWhoogle Search - A self-hosted, ad-free, privacy-respecting metasearch engine for Google.\nGoogle Translate # Crow Translate - Simple and lightweight cross-platform translator that allows translation using LibreTranslate, Lingva, Google, Bing, and Yandex, as well as text-to-speech using Google.\nDeepL Android - Unofficial Android client for DeepL.\nInstaLate - Distraction-free translation for Android, to be used directly from within any app. Supports Beolingus, DeepL, Dict.cc, GNU CIDE, Heinzelnisse, LibreTranslate, Linguee, WikDict, and Wiktionary.\nLingva Translate - Alternative front-end for Google Translate, serving as a free and open-source translator with over a hundred languages available.\nSimplyTranslate - Provide fast and private translations to the user without wasting much overhead for extensive styling or JavaScript. Supports Google Translate, DeepL, ICIBA, and LibreTranslate.\nSimplyTranslate Mobile - Unofficial Android client of SimplyTranslate.\nHacker News # Hackers - A native iOS app for Hacker News.\nHackerweb - A simply readable Hacker News web app.\nHckrnws - A custom front-end for a better reading experience of HackerNews.\nHN-search - Algolia Hacker News search.\nHNTopLinks - Top Links on Hacker News.\nImgur # Imgin - Minimal Imgur front end Imgrs - Imgrs is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. It\u0026rsquo;s a Rust rewrite of a previous Imgur proxy project, Omgur. Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/imgrs Omgur - Omgur is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. Inspired by the Invidious, Nitter, and Teddit projects. No JavaScript or ads All requests go through the Omgur backend, client never talks to Imgur Prevents Imgur from tracking your IP or JavaScript fingerprint Lightweight Self-hostable Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/omgur Rimgo - Self-hosted frontend for Imgur written in Go. Website: https://i.bcow.xyz/ Rimgu - Self-hosted alternative frontend/ proxy for Imgur Instagram # Bibliogram - Bibliogram is an alternative front-end for Instagram. Public instances: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/bibliogram-docs/tree/master/docs/Instances.md Mastodon # Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Hyperspace - cross-platform Mastodon client for the fediverse written in TypeScript and React Pinafore - Alternative web client for Mastodon, focused on speed and simplicity Sengi - cross-platform multi-account Mastodon \u0026amp; Pleroma desktop client TheDesk - cross-platform Mastodon \u0026amp; Misskey desktop client Tootle - simple GTK-based Linux Mastodon client Tusky - lightweight Android Mastodon client Medium # Scribe - Alternative front-end to Medium.com Other services # ArchiveBox - Open source self-hosted web archiving. Takes URLs/browser history/bookmarks/Pocket/Pinboard/etc., saves HTML, JS, PDFs, media, and more etherpad-lite - Collaborative rich text editor. A modern really-real-time collaborative document editor Gitea - Lightweight git server. Git with a cup of tea, painless self-hosted git service Hedgedoc - Collaborative markdown editor. A platform to write and share markdown Librarian - Alternative frontend for LBRY / Odysee.com MediathekViewWeb - Video content of German public-service television broadcasters (e.g. ARD, ZDF) Official instance: mediathekviewweb.de NoPaste - NoPaste is an open-source website similar to Pastebin where you can store any piece of code, and generate links for easy sharing PrivateBin - Zero knowledge encrypted paste-bin. A minimalist, open source online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data. Data is encrypted/decrypted in the browser using 256 bits AES Snapdrop - Similar to Apple\u0026rsquo;s Airdrop but in your browser. A Progressive Web App for local file sharing Vaultwarden - Password manager. Unofficial Bitwarden compatible server written in Rust, formerly known as bitwarden_rs Wikiless - A free open source alternative Wikipedia front-end focused on privacy Reddit # Due to recent changes with the Reddit API Policy you may have mixed success with these. These are kept here in the event that this changes, but otherwise these are mostly dead projects\nDawn - Open-source Reddit app Available on F-Droid Forked from Dank: https://github.com/saket/Dank Eddrit - Alternative front-end for Reddit, inspired by Nitter, built with Python \u0026amp; Starlette. Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Infinity - Reddit client for Android Available on F-Droid junipf/reddit-frontend - A reddit front-end written in React Official instance: https://jpf-reddit.netlify.app kddit - uWSGI frontend for Reddit.com written in Python Official instance: https://kddit.kalli.st Libreddit - Alternative front-end for Reddit. Themed around Reddit\u0026rsquo;s new design - Lightweight, no JavaScript, no ads, no tracking. Official instance: libredd.it Public instances: https://github.com/spikecodes/libreddit#instances RedditClient - Alternative front-end for Reddit, built with Angular Roffline - A self-hosted offline Reddit server. It allows you to browse Reddit posts (including any media in the post) while offline. It is targeted at people that have intermittent internet Snew - Open-source client for Reddit forked from the Reddit source code. Slide - Open source, ad free Reddit browser for Android Available on F-Droid Stealth - Account-free, privacy-oriented, and feature-rich Reddit client. Available on F-Droid Teddit - Alternative Reddit front-end focused on privacy - Lightweight, no ads, no JavaScript, unofficial API. Official instance: https://teddit.net Public instances: https://github.com/teddit-net/teddit#instances Github mirror repository Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Teddit Top of Reddit - Top Reddit posts every day. Troddit: A web client for Reddit Official instance: https://www.troddit.com Updoot - Android, alternative front-end for Reddit. Xeddit - A Xamarin.Forms app for Reddit. Official instance: xeddit.com Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Xeddit Redirection # Farside - Farside provides links that automatically redirect to working instances of privacy-oriented alternative frontends, such as Nitter, Libreddit, etc. This allows for users to have more reliable access to the available public instances for a particular service, while also helping to distribute traffic more evenly across all instances and avoid performance bottlenecks and rate-limiting. LibRedirect - App that redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends. If you click on a link of a Youtube like it will redirect to you to Newpipe, Twitter to nitter, Wikipedia to Wikiless etc. Privacy Redirect - A simple web extension that redirects Twitter, YouTube, Instagram \u0026amp; Google Maps requests to privacy friendly alternatives Firefox Add-On: Privacy Redirect Chrome Extension: Privacy Redirect UntrackMe - UntrackMe transforms Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Reddit and Medium and Wikipedia links to links of open source, privacy friendly front-ends. Converts Google Maps links to OpenStreetMap links. Removes tracking parameters from any url. Then delegates the action to other apps that are capable of handling them. (Android app) Watch on Odysee - Browser add on that redirects you from YouTube to odysee a decentralized Youtube alternative Reuters # Neuters - An alternative front-end to Reuters.com. It is intended to be lightweight and fast, and was heavily inspired by Nitter Official instance: https://boxcat.site Shazam # SongRec - Open-source Shazam client for Linux, written in Rust. Spotify # Downtify - Open source Spotify ripper. Self Hosted. Kotify - Requires Spotify Account - Multiplatform desktop client for Spotify focused on library organization for power users. Relies on official Spotify client for playback Librespot - Requires Spotify Premium Account - librespot is an open source client library for Spotify. It enables applications to use Spotify\u0026rsquo;s service to control and play music via various backends, and to act as a Spotify Connect receiver. It is an alternative to the official and now deprecated closed-source libspotify. Additionally, it will provide extra features which are not available in the official library Oggify - Download Spotify tracks to Ogg Vorbis (with a Spotify premium account), based on librespot psst - Fast and multi-platform Spotify client with native GUI Podcast MP3 Downloader - Download MP3 files of your favorite podcasts from Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts, and Overcast. Spot: Gtk/Rust native Spotify client for the GNOME desktop. Only works with premium accounts Spotiqueue - Minimalistic queue-oriented macOS-native client for Spotify, with Guile Scheme scriptability SpotDownloader - A simple web tool that allows you to download songs from Spotify. You can download a song either by entering a track, album, or playlist link. You can also download the entire album or playlist in ZIP format. It also adds all the metadata like cover image, artists, and release date in the downloaded songs. Show, Podcast, and Artist page links aren\u0026rsquo;t supported yet. Spotiflyer - Download free content from Youtube, Spotify, Sound Cloud and more Spotube: A lightweight and free Spotify crossplatform-client which handles playback manually, streams music using Youtube \u0026amp; no Spotify premium account is needed SpotX: Modified Spotify Client for Windows (Windows Only) - Blocking ads and updates for the desktop version of Spotify, disabling podcasts and more Telegram # Telegram-FOSS - Unofficial, FOSS-friendly fork of the original Telegram client for Android. TikTok # ProxiTok - Open source alternative frontend for TikTok made with PHP. Official instance: Pussthecat Instance Twitch # ElectronPlayer - Electron Based Web Video Services Player. Supports Netflix, Youtube, Twitch, Floatplane, Hulu and more streamlink-twitch-gui - Multi platform Twitch.tv browser for Streamlink Twire: Alternative and open source Twitch client for Android Xtra - Twitch player and browser for Android Twitter/X # Due to recent changes with the Twitter API Policy you may have mixed success with these.\nFritter - A free, open-source Twitter client for Android. Harpy - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Flutter/Dart. Nitter - Alternative Twitter front-end - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Official instance: nitter.net Public instances: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances Example: Troy Hunt on Twitter and Nitter Shitter - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Java. Tweet-app - Desktop Twitter client only for tweeting. Timeline never shows up. Tweeterr - A tool to use Twitter from the command line on the fly. Tweepy - Twitter for Python Twidere X - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built mostly with Kotlin, in early stage. YouTube # Alltube - Web GUI for youtube-dl AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. BlackHole - Android music player app for YouTube Music and Spotify made with Flutter CloudTube - Alternative front-end for Invidious Official instance: https://tube.cadence.moe Installation guide for self-hosting: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/tube-docs/tree/main/item/docs/cloudtube/Installing%20CloudTube.md FreeTube - Open source YouTube desktop player for privacy on Windows, Mac and Linux Invidious - Invidious is an alternative front-end to YouTube - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Home page: https://invidious.io Invidious instances (Github): https://github.com/iv-org/documentation/blob/master/Invidious-Instances.md Invidious instances API: https://api.invidious.io Installation guide for self-hosting: https://docs.invidious.io/Installation.md Invidious-viewer - Python application to watch YouTube videos through the Invidious API, in the terminal (requires MPV player and libmpv.so, provided by Linux distro) Invuedious - An alternative frontend for invidious built with vue.js Official instance: https://bocchilorenzo.github.io/invuedious/ LibreTube - Android frontend for YouTube, based on Piped minitube - Lightweight youtube client with a kid-friendly interface. Can make playlists from search keywords mps-youtube - Terminal based YouTube player and downloader. NewPipe - A libre lightweight streaming front-end for Android oleksis/youtube-dl-gui - Cross-platform front-end GUI of the popular youtube-dl written in wxPython OpenVideoDownloader aka jely2002/youtube-dl-gui - A cross-platform GUI for youtube-dl made in Electron and node.js Piped - An alternative privacy-friendly YouTube frontend which is efficient by design - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking Official instance: https://piped.kavin.rocks List of public instances: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped/wiki/Instances Installation guide for self-hosting: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Documentation/blob/main/content/docs/self-hosting/index.md pipe-viewer - A lightweight application (fork of straw-viewer) for searching and playing videos from YouTube. Plumber - Local and remote video trimmer, can trim parts of video without downloading whole video, utilizes youtube-dl, allows conversion to GIFs smtube - Stand-alone YouTube video player Website: https://www.smtube.org SMTube is part of SMPlayer SMPlayer website: https://www.smplayer.info SMPlayer repository: https://github.com/smplayer-dev/smplayer SmartTubeNext - SmartTubeNext is an advanced YouTube app for Android TVs and TV boxes, free and open source. It is not a live TV client and does not support \u0026ldquo;YouTube TV\u0026rdquo;. SkyTube - An open-source YouTube app for Android. Tartube - A GUI front-end for youtube-dl, partly based on youtube-dl-gui and written in Python 3 / Gtk 3 th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). TubeArchivist - A self hosted YouTube media server. TubeSync - TubeSync is a PVR (personal video recorder) for YouTube. It syncs YouTube channels and playlists to a locally hosted media server. ViewTube - An alternative front-end for YouTube, written in Vue.js, uses Plyr video player; supports SponsorBlock, multiple Invidious instances support, chapters Vividl - Modern Windows GUI for youtube-dl Youtube-dl - Command-line program to download videos from YouTube.com and other video sites Youtube-viewer - Lightweight YouTube client for Linux YouTube.js - Full-featured wrapper around the Innertube API, which is what YouTube itself uses uYouPlus - uYouPlus (uYou+) is an alternative YouTube app for Apple\u0026rsquo;s iOS and iPadOS. yattee - Alternative YouTube frontend for iOS, tvOS and macOS built with Invidious and Piped, supports sponsorblock yt-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously without forcing javascript (Fork of youtube-local) yt-dlp - A youtube-dl fork with additional features and fixes. ytcc - Command line tool to keep track of your favorite playlists on YouTube and many other places. Can import youtube subscriptions from Google Takeout and provide them as an RSS feed for your favorite reader. ytfzf - A POSIX script that helps you find Youtube videos (without API) and opens/downloads them using mpv/youtube-dl. ytmdl - A simple app to get songs from YouTube in mp3 format with artist name, album name etc from sources like iTunes, LastFM, Deezer, Gaana etc. ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. ytdl-gui - A simple-to-use, cross-platform graphical interface for youtube-dl youtube-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously and with greater page performance ytcast - Cast YouTube videos to your smart TV from the command line. This program does roughly the same thing as the \u0026ldquo;Play on TV\u0026rdquo; button that appears on the player bar when you visit youtube.com with Chrome or when you use the YouTube smartphone app YouTube Music # AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. "},{"id":8,"href":"/hacking/","title":"Hacking","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The truth is revealed by removing things that stand in its light, an art not unlike sculpture, in which the artist creates, not by building, but by hacking away.\u0026rdquo; - Alan Watts\nWelcome to the Hacking section of Liberty tools! Hacking should be used to increase your knowledge and harden your defenses. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAnonymity # BinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\nI2P - The Invisible Internet Project.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nNipe - Script to redirect all traffic from the machine to the Tor network.\nOnionScan - One of the Hacking Tools for investigating the Dark Web by finding operational security issues introduced by Tor hidden service operators.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nTor - Free software and onion routed overlay network that helps you defend against traffic analysis.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nBug Bounty Platforms # Bugcrowd List - List of many companies that provide bug bounties. CTF(Capture the flag) # Ctf-tools - Collection of setup scripts to install various security research tools easily and quickly deployable to new machines.\nPwntools - Rapid exploit development framework built for use in CTFs.\nRsaCtfTool - Decrypt data enciphered using weak RSA keys, and recover private keys from public keys using a variety of automated attacks.\nDDoS # HOIC - Updated version of Low Orbit Ion Cannon, has ‘boosters’ to get around common counter measures.\nJS LOIC - JavaScript in-browser version of LOIC.\nLOIC - Open source network stress tool for Windows.\nSlowLoris - DoS tool that uses low bandwidth on the attacking side.\nT50 - Faster network stress tool.\nUFONet - Abuses OSI layer 7 HTTP to create/manage ‘zombies’ and to conduct different attacks using; GET/POST, multithreading, proxies, origin spoofing methods, cache evasion techniques, etc.\nDefense Evasion # AntiVirus Evasion Tool (AVET) - Post-process exploits containing executable files targeted for Windows machines to avoid being recognized by antivirus software.\nHyperion - Runtime encryptor for 32-bit portable executables (“PE .exes”).\nPeCloak.py - Automates the process of hiding a malicious Windows executable from antivirus (AV) detection.\nPeCloakCapstone - Multi-platform fork of the peCloak.py automated malware antivirus evasion tool.\nUniByAv - Simple obfuscator that takes raw shellcode and generates Anti-Virus friendly executables by using a brute-forcable, 32-bit XOR key.\nVeil - Generate metasploit payloads that bypass common anti-virus solutions.\nDefcon Suggested Reading # Defcon Suggested Reading Email Spoofing # SpoofBox - Offers email, SMS, Phone spoofing and lots of other tools. Not a free service. Can also be used to look up phone numbers. Exploit Development # Exploit Writing Tutorials - Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nShellcode Examples - Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial - Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nFile Format Analysis # Hachoir - Python library to view and edit a binary stream as tree of fields and tools for metadata extraction.\nKaitai Struct - File formats and network protocols dissection language and web IDE, generating parsers in C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby.\nVeles - Binary data visualization and analysis tool.\nForensics # Autopsy - Full suite of open source forensics tools.\nCAINE - CAINE is Linux Live CD that contains a wealth of digital forensic tools. Features include a user-friendly GUI, semi-automated report creation and tools for Mobile Forensics, Network Forensics, Data Recovery and more.\nFTK Imager - Open Source Disk imaging tool.\nPaladin Forensic Suite - Live Ubuntu distro with lots of tools. Open source with free and paid versions.\nSIFT Workstation - The SIFT Workstation is a collection of free and open-source incident response and forensic tools designed to perform detailed digital forensic examinations in a variety of settings, all built inside an Ubuntu VM.\nSMART - Open source sampling of many proprietary forensics tools.\nGNU/Linux Utilities # Linux Exploit Suggester - Heuristic reporting on potentially viable exploits for a given GNU/Linux system. Hacking Focused OSINT # AQUATONE - Subdomain discovery tool utilizing various open sources producing a report that can be used as input to other tools.\nBinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\nDataSploit - OSINT visualizer utilizing Shodan, Censys, Clearbit, EmailHunter, FullContact, and Zoomeye behind the scenes.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\ngithub-dorks - CLI tool to scan Github repos/organizations for potential sensitive information leak.\nIntrigue - Automated OSINT \u0026amp; Attack Surface discovery framework with powerful API, UI and CLI.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nShodan - World’s first search engine for Internet-connected devices.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSn1per - One of the Hacking Tools for Automated Pentest Recon Scanner.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\nThreat Crowd - Search engine for threats.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nvcsmap - Plugin-based tool to scan public version control systems for sensitive information.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nHacking Conventions # 44Con - Annual Security Conference held in London.\nAppSecUSA - Annual conference organized by OWASP.\nBalCCon - Balkan Computer Congress, annually held in Novi Sad, Serbia.\nBlack Hat - Annual security conference in Las Vegas.\nBruCON - Annual security conference in Belgium.\nCarolinaCon - Infosec conference, held annually in North Carolina.\nCCC - Annual meeting of the international hacker scene in Germany.\nCHCon - Christchurch Hacker Con, Only South Island of New Zealand hacker con.\nDeepSec - Security Conference in Vienna, Austria.\nDefCamp - Largest Security Conference in Eastern Europe, held annually in Bucharest, Romania.\nDEF CON - Annual hacker convention in Las Vegas. Known for having a left wing bias.\nEkoparty - Largest Security Conference in Latin America, held annually in Buenos Aires, Argentina.\nFSec - FSec - Croatian Information Security Gathering in Varaždin, Croatia.\nHack3rCon - Annual US hacker conference.\nHack.lu - Annual conference held in Luxembourg.\nHackfest - Largest hacking conference in Canada.\nHITB - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nHacking In The Box - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nInfosecurity Europe - Europe’s number one information security event, held in London, UK.\nLayerOne - Annual US security conference held every spring in Los Angeles.\nNullcon - Annual conference in Delhi and Goa, India.\nPhreakNIC - Technology conference held annually in middle Tennessee.\nRSA Conference USA - Annual security conference in San Francisco, California, USA.\nShmooCon - Annual US East coast hacker convention.\nSkyDogCon - Technology conference in Nashville.\nSummerCon - One of the oldest hacker conventions, held during Summer.\nSwiss Cyber Storm - Annual security conference in Lucerne, Switzerland.\nThotCon - Annual US hacker conference held in Chicago.\nTroopers - Annual international IT Security event with workshops held in Heidelberg, Germany.\nVirus Bulletin Conference - Annual conference going to be held in Denver, USA for 2016.\nHash Cracking # BruteForce Wallet - Find the password of an encrypted wallet file (i.e. wallet.dat).\nCeWL - Generates custom wordlists by spidering a target’s website and collecting unique words.\nHashcat - Another One of the Hacking Tools The more fast hash cracker.\nJohn the Ripper - One of the best Hacking Tools for Fast password cracker.\nJWT Cracker - Simple HS256 JWT token brute force cracker.\nRar Crack - RAR bruteforce cracker.\nHex Editors # 0xED – Native macOS hex editor that supports plug-ins to display custom data types.\nFrhed – Binary file editor for Windows.\nHexEdit.js – Browser-based hex editing.\nHexinator – World’s finest (proprietary, commercial) Hex Editor.\nInformation Security Magazines # 2600: The Hacker Quarterly – American publication about technology and computer “underground.”\nPhrack Magazine – By far the longest running hacker zine.\nUnredacted Magazine - The official magazine from Michael Bazzell author of Extreme Privacy.\nLock Picking Resources # Awesome Lockpicking – Awesome guides, tools, and other resources about the security and compromise of locks, safes, and keys.\nBosnianbill – More lockpicking videos.\nSchuyler Towne channel – Lockpicking videos and security talks.\n/r/lockpicking – Resources for learning lockpicking, equipment recommendations.\nmacOS Utilities # Bella – Pure Python post-exploitation data mining and remote administration tool for macOS. Multi-paradigm Frameworks # Armitage – Java-based GUI front-end for the Metasploit Framework.\nExploitPack – Graphical tool for automating penetration tests that ships with many pre-packaged exploits.\nFaraday – Multiuser integrated pentesting environment for red teams performing cooperative penetration tests, security audits, and risk assessments.\nMetasploit – Post exploitation Hacking Tools for offensive security teams to help verify vulnerabilities and manage security assessments.\nPupy – Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android) remote administration and post-exploitation tool.\nNetwork Tools # BetterCAP – Modular, portable and easily extensible MITM framework.\nCloudFail – Unmask server IP addresses hidden behind Cloudflare by searching old database records and detecting misconfigured DNS.\nCrackMapExec – A swiss army knife for pentesting networks.\nDebookee – Simple and powerful network traffic analyzer for macOS.\nDET – Proof of concept to perform data exfiltration using either single or multiple channel(s) at the same time.\nDgcd – Simple Unix network utility to extend the accessibility of TCP/IP based network services beyond firewalls.\nDnsmap – One of the Hacking Tools for Passive DNS network mapper.\nDnsrecon – One of the Hacking Tools for DNS enumeration script.\nDnschef – Highly configurable DNS proxy for pentesters.\nDnsenum – Perl script that enumerates DNS information from a domain, attempts zone transfers, performs a brute force dictionary style attack, and then performs reverse look-ups on the results.\nDnstracer – Determines where a given DNS server gets its information from, and follows the chain of DNS servers.\nDNSDumpster – One of the Hacking Tools for Online DNS recon and search service.\nDshell – Network forensic analysis framework.\nDsniff – Collection of tools for network auditing and pentesting.\nDripcap – Caffeinated packet analyzer.\nEvilgrade – Modular framework to take advantage of poor upgrade implementations by injecting fake updates.\nEttercap – Comprehensive, mature suite for machine-in-the-middle attacks.\nImpacket – A collection of Python classes for working with network protocols.\nIntercepter-NG – Multifunctional network toolkit.\nMass Scan – Best Hacking Tools for TCP port scanner, spews SYN packets asynchronously, scanning entire Internet in under 5 minutes.\nMallory – HTTP/HTTPS proxy over SSH.\nMitmproxy – Interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy for penetration testers and software developers.\nMorpheus – Automated ettercap TCP/IP Hacking Tools.\nNetsniff-ng – Swiss army knife for network sniffing.\nNetwork-Tools.com – Website offering an interface to numerous basic network utilities like ping, traceroute, whois, and more.\nNmap – Free security scanner for network exploration \u0026amp; security audits.\nPassivedns – Network sniffer that logs all DNS server replies for use in a passive DNS setup.\nPassivedns-client – Library and query tool for querying several passive DNS providers.\nPig – One of the Hacking Tools for GNU/Linux packet crafting.\nPwnat – Punches holes in firewalls and NATs.\nPraeda – Automated multi-function printer data harvester for gathering usable data during security assessments.\nPrinter Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) – Tool for printer security testing capable of IP and USB connectivity, fuzzing, and exploitation of PostScript, PJL, and PCL printer language features.\nRoutersploit – Open source exploitation framework similar to Metasploit but dedicated to embedded devices.\nScanless – Utility for using websites to perform port scans on your behalf so as not to reveal your own IP.\nScapy – Python-based interactive packet manipulation program \u0026amp; library.\nSPARTA – Graphical interface offering scriptable, configurable access to existing network infrastructure scanning and enumeration tools.\nSSH MITM – Intercept SSH connections with a proxy; all plaintext passwords and sessions are logged to disk.\nTcpdump/libpcap – Common packet analyzer that runs under the command line.\nWireshark – Widely-used graphical, cross-platform network protocol analyzer.\nXRay – Network (sub)domain discovery and reconnaissance automation tool.\nZarp – Network attack tool centered around the exploitation of local networks.\nZmap – Open source network scanner that enables researchers to easily perform Internet-wide network studies.\nOperating Systems # Best Linux Penetration Testing Distributions @ CyberPunk – Description of main penetration testing distributions.\nCuckoo – Open source automated malware analysis system.\nComputer Aided Investigative Environment (CAINE) – Italian GNU/Linux live distribution created as a digital forensics project.\nCSILinux - CSI\u0026rsquo;s mission is to equip you with the most advanced tools in digital forensics, OSINT, and incident response.\nDigital Evidence \u0026amp; Forensics Toolkit (DEFT) – Live CD for forensic analysis runnable without tampering or corrupting connected devices where the boot process takes place.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nSecurity @ Distrowatch – Website dedicated to talking about, reviewing, and keeping up to date with open source operating systems.\nTails – Live OS aimed at preserving privacy and anonymity.\nPhysical Hacking Tools # Anof-cyber/APTRS - APTRS (Automated Penetration Testing Reporting System) is an automated reporting tool in Python and Django. The tool allows Penetration testers to create a report directly without using the Traditional Docx file. It also provides an approach to keeping track of the projects and vulnerabilities.\nCanarytokens.org - Canarytokens are a free, quick, painless way to help defenders discover they\u0026rsquo;ve been breached by having attackers announce themselves. These are digital honeypots you can configure on your own network.\nFlipperzero.one - Flipper Zero is a portable multi-tool for pentesters and geeks in a toy-like body. It loves hacking digital stuff, such as radio protocols, access control systems, hardware and more. It\u0026rsquo;s fully open-source and customizable, so you can extend it in whatever way you like. Check out more firmware options here\nHak5.org - Sells many hacking for wifi pentesting, hotplug attacks, implants, remote access field kits and more. Breakdown of multiple tools\nLAN Turtle – Covert “USB Ethernet Adapter” that provides remote access, network intelligence gathering, and MITM capabilities when installed in a local network.\nPoisontap – Siphons cookies, exposes internal (LAN-side) router and installs web backdoor on locked computers.\nUSB Rubber Ducky – Customizable keystroke injection attack platform masquerading as a USB thumbdrive.\nWiFi Pineapple – Wireless auditing and penetration testing platform.\nPenetration Testing Resources # Pentest Tools # Metasploit Unleashed - Free Offensive Security Metasploit course.\nMITRE’s Adversarial Tactics, Techniques \u0026amp; Common Knowledge (ATT\u0026amp;CK) – Curated knowledge base and model for cyber adversary behavior.\nOpen Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM) – Framework for providing test cases that result in verified facts on which to base decisions that impact an organization’s security.\nOpen Web Application Security Project (OWASP) – Worldwide not-for-profit charitable organization focused on improving the security of especially Web-based and Application-layer software.\nPenetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) – Documentation designed to provide a common language and scope for performing and reporting the results of a penetration test.\nPenetration Testing Framework (PTF) – Outline for performing penetration tests compiled as a general framework usable by vulnerability analysts and penetration testers alike.\nPENTEST-WIKI – Free online security knowledge library for pentesters and researchers.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nShellcode Examples – Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial – Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nXSS-Payloads – Ultimate resource for all things cross-site including payloads, tools, games and documentation.\nPenetration Testing Distributions # ArchStrike – Arch GNU/Linux repository for security professionals and enthusiasts.\nAttifyOS – GNU/Linux distribution focused on tools useful during Internet of Things (IoT) security assessments.\nBackBox – Ubuntu-based distribution for penetration tests and security assessments.\nBlackArch – Arch GNU/Linux-based distribution with best Hacking Tools for penetration testers and security researchers.\nFedora Security Lab – Provides a safe test environment to work on security auditing, forensics, system rescue and teaching security testing methodologies.\nKali – GNU/Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing Hacking Tools.\nNetwork Security Toolkit (NST) – Fedora-based bootable live operating system designed to provide easy access to best-of-breed open source network security applications.\nParrot – Distribution similar to Kali, with multiple architectures with 100 of Hacking Tools.\nPentoo – Security-focused live CD based on Gentoo.\nThe Pentesters Framework – Distro organized around the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES), providing a curated collection of utilities that eliminates often unused toolchains.\nDocker for Penetration Testing # docker pull kalilinux/kali-linux-docker docker pull owasp/zap2docker-stable docker pull wpscanteam/wpscan docker pull citizenstig/dvwa docker pull wpscanteam/vulnerablewordpress docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-6271 docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-0160 docker pull opendns/security-ninjas docker pull diogomonica/docker-bench-security docker pull ismisepaul/securityshepherd docker pull danmx/docker-owasp-webgoat docker-compose build \u0026amp;\u0026amp; docker-compose up docker pull citizenstig/nowasp docker pull bkimminich/juice-shop docker pull phocean/msf Penetration Testing Report Templates # Pentesting Report Template – lucideus.com template.\nPentesting Report Template – pcisecuritystandards.org template.\nPublic Pentesting Reports – Curated list of public penetration test reports released by several consulting firms and academic security groups.\nRansomware Recovery # Nomoreransom - Help detect what kind of ransomware encryption you’re affected by and free tools to unlock it, in many but not all cases. Reverse Engineering Tools # Binwalk – Fast, easy to use tool for analyzing, reverse engineering, and extracting firmware images.\nCapstone – Lightweight multi-platform, multi-architecture disassembly framework.\ndnSpy – One of the Hacking Tools to reverse engineer .NET assemblies.\nEvan’s Debugger – OllyDbg-like debugger for GNU/Linux.\nFrida – Dynamic instrumentation toolkit for developers, reverse-engineers, and security researchers.\nImmunity Debugger – Powerful way to write exploits and analyze malware.\nInteractive Disassembler (IDA Pro) – Proprietary multi-processor disassembler and debugger for Windows, GNU/Linux, or macOS; also has a free version, IDA Free.\nMedusa – Open source, cross-platform interactive disassembler.\nOllyDbg – x86 debugger for Windows binaries that emphasizes binary code analysis.\nPeda – Python Exploit Development Assistance for GDB.\nPlasma – Interactive disassembler for x86/ARM/MIPS. Generates indented pseudo-code with colored syntax code.\nPyREBox – Python scriptable Reverse Engineering sandbox by Cisco-Talos.\nRadare2 – Open source, crossplatform reverse engineering framework.\nrVMI – Debugger on steroids; inspect userspace processes, kernel drivers, and preboot environments in a single tool.\nVoltron – Extensible debugger UI toolkit written in Python.\nWDK/WinDbg – Windows Driver Kit and WinDbg.\nx64dbg – Open source x64/x32 debugger for windows.\nSecurity Courses # ARIZONA CYBER WARFARE RANGE – 24×7 live fire exercises for beginners through real world operations; capability for upward progression into the real world of cyber warfare.\nComputer Security Student – Many free tutorials, great for beginners, $10/mo membership unlocks all content.\nCTF Field Guide – Everything you need to win your next CTF competition.\nCybrary – Free courses in ethical hacking and advanced penetration testing. Advanced penetration testing courses are based on the book ‘Penetration Testing for Highly-Secured Environments’.\nEuropean Union Agency for Network and Information Security – ENISA Cyber Security Training material.\nOffensive Security Training – Training from BackTrack/Kali developers.\nOpen Security Training – Training material for computer security classes.\nSANS Security Training – Computer Security Training \u0026amp; Certification.\nSide-channel Tools # ChipWhisperer – Complete open-source toolchain for side-channel power analysis and glitching attacks. Social Engineering # Beelogger – Tool for generating keylooger.\nCatphish – Tool for phishing and corporate espionage written in Ruby.\nEvilginx – MITM attack framework used for phishing credentials and session cookies from any Web service.\nKing Phisher – One of the Hacking Tools for Phishing campaign toolkit used for creating and managing multiple simultaneous phishing attacks with custom email and server content.\nSocial Engineer Toolkit (SET) – Open source pentesting framework designed for social engineering featuring a number of custom attack vectors to make believable attacks quickly.\nSocial Engineering Framework – Information resource for social engineers.\nwifiphisher – Automated phishing attacks against WiFi networks.\nStatic Analyzers # Bandit – Security oriented static analyser for python code.\nBrakeman – Static analysis security vulnerability scanner for Ruby on Rails applications.\nCppcheck – Extensible C/C++ static analyzer focused on finding bugs.\nFindBugs – Free software static analyzer to look for bugs in Java code.\nSobelow – Security-focused static analysis for the Phoenix Framework.\nTransport Layer Security Tools # SSLyze – Fast and comprehensive TLS/SSL configuration analyzer to help identify security mis-configurations.\nTLS Prober – Fingerprint a server’s SSL/TLS implementation.\nTestssl.sh – Command line tool which checks a server’s service on any port for the support of TLS/SSL ciphers, protocols as well as some cryptographic flaws.\nTools, Lists, Tutorials etc. # AD Exploit guides - Detailed guide on methods to exploit Active Directory.\nAndroid Security – Collection of Android security-related resources.\nAppSec – Resources for learning about application security.\nAwesome Awesomness – The List of the Lists.\nC/C++ Programming – One of the main language for open source security tools.\nCTFs – Capture The Flag frameworks, libraries, etc.\nExploit Writing Tutorials – Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nForensics – Free (mostly open source) forensic analysis tools and resources.\nGB Hackers Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHackerone Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHacking – Tutorials, tools, and resources.\nHoneypots – Honeypots, tools, components, and more.\nInfoSec § Hacking challenges – Comprehensive directory of CTFs, wargames, hacking challenge websites, Penetration testing tools list practice lab exercises, and more.\nInfosec – Information security resources for pentesting, forensics, and more.\nJavaScript Programming – In-browser development and scripting.\nKali Linux Tools – List of Hacking tools present in Kali Linux.\nMalware Analysis – Tools and resources for analysts.\nNode.js Programming – Curated list of delightful Node.js packages and resources.\nPCAP Tools – Tools for processing network traffic.\nPenetration Testing Cheat Sheets – Awesome Pentest Cheat Sheets.\nPivoting and Tunneling Guide - Detailed guide on methods to exploit.\nPython Programming 1 – General Python programming.\nPython Programming 2 – General Python programming.\nPython tools for penetration testers – Lots of pentesting tools are written in Python.\nRuby Programming 1 – The de-facto language for writing exploits.\nRuby Programming 2 – The de-facto\nVirtual Machines Labs # CFTtime - Free capture the flag hacking games.\nMindMaps - Massive list of smaller sites that provide individual hacking challenges.\nPentesterlab - Free and paid Pentesting training with labs.\nSadcloud - Sadcloud is a tool for spinning up insecure AWS infrastructure with Terraform.\nVulnerability Hub - Free Virtual machines to hack, provided by the community.\nVulnmachines - A place to learn and improve penetration testing/ethical hacking skills for FREE. The labs consist of 100+ real world scenarios to practice the latest exploits and cutting edge hacking techniques.\nVulnerability Databases # Bugtraq (BID) – Software security bug identification database compiled from submissions to the SecurityFocus mailing list and other sources, operated by Symantec, Inc.\nCommon Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) – Dictionary of common names (i.e., CVE Identifiers) for publicly known security vulnerabilities.\nCXSecurity – Archive of published CVE and Bugtraq software vulnerabilities cross-referenced with a Google dork database for discovering the listed vulnerability.\nExploit-DB – Non-profit project hosting exploits for software vulnerabilities, provided as a public service by Offensive Security.\nFull-Disclosure – Public, vendor-neutral forum for detailed discussion of vulnerabilities, often publishes details before many other sources.\nInj3ct0r (Onion service) – Exploit marketplace and vulnerability information aggregator.\nMicrosoft Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Microsoft software.\nMicrosoft Security Bulletins – Announcements of security issues discovered in Microsoft software, published by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC).\nMozilla Foundation Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Mozilla software, including the Firefox Web Browser.\nNational Vulnerability Database (NVD) – United States government’s National Vulnerability Database provides additional meta-data (CPE, CVSS scoring) of the standard CVE List along with a fine-grained search engine.\nPacket Storm – Compendium of exploits, advisories, tools, and other security-related resources aggregated from across the industry.\nSecuriTeam – Independent source of software vulnerability information.\nUS-CERT Vulnerability Notes Database – Summaries, technical details, remediation information, and lists of vendors affected by software vulnerabilities, aggregated by the United States Computer Emergency Response Team (US-CERT).\nVulnerability Lab – Open forum for security advisories organized by category of exploit target.\nVulners – Security database of software vulnerabilities.\nZero Day Initiative – Bug bounty program with the publicly accessible archive of published security advisories, operated by TippingPoint.\nVulnerability Scanners # Nexpose – Commercial vulnerability and risk management assessment engine that integrates with Metasploit, sold by Rapid7.\nNessus – Commercial vulnerability management, configuration, and compliance assessment platform, sold by Tenable. Free for under 25 devices.\nOpenVAS – Free open source software implementation of the popular Nessus vulnerability assessment system.\nVuls – Agentless vulnerability scanner for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD, written in Go.\nWeb Exploitation # Autochrome – Easy to install a test browser with all the appropriate setting needed for web application testing with native Burp support, from NCCGroup.\nBlindElephant – Web application fingerprinter.\nBrowser Exploitation Framework (BeEF) – Command and control server for delivering exploits to commandeered Web browsers.\nBurp Suite – One of the Hacking Tools integrated platform for performing security testing of web applications.\nCommix – Automated all-in-one operating system command injection and exploitation tool.\nDVCS Ripper – Rip web accessible (distributed) version control systems: SVN/GIT/HG/BZR.\nEyeWitness – Tool to take screenshots of websites, provide some server header info, and identify default credentials if possible.\nFiddler – Free cross-platform web debugging proxy with user-friendly companion tools.\nFimap – Find, prepare, audit, exploit and even Google automatically for LFI/RFI bugs.\nFuzzDB – Dictionary of attack patterns and primitives for black-box application fault injection and resource discovery.\nGitTools – One of the Hacking Tools that Automatically find and download Web accessible .git repositories.\nKadabra – Automatic LFI exploiter and scanner.\nKadimus – LFI scan and exploit tool.\nLiffy – LFI exploitation tool.\nNoSQLmap – Automatic NoSQL injection and database takeover tool.\nOffensive Web Testing Framework (OWTF) – Python-based framework for pentesting Web applications based on the OWASP Testing Guide.\nSslstrip – One of the Hacking Tools Demonstration of the HTTPS stripping attacks.\nSslstrip2 – SSLStrip version to defeat HSTS.\nsqlmap – Automatic SQL injection and database takeover tool.\nTplmap – Automatic server-side template injection and Web server takeover Hacking Tools.\nVHostScan – A virtual host scanner that performs reverse lookups, can be used with pivot tools, detect catch-all scenarios, aliases and dynamic default pages.\nWeevely3 – Weaponized web shell.\nWebscreenshot – A simple script to take screenshots of list of websites.\nWhatWeb – Website fingerprinter.\nWappalyzer – Wappalyzer uncovers the technologies used on websites.\nwafw00f – Identifies and fingerprints Web Application Firewall (WAF) products.\nWordPress Exploit Framework – Ruby framework for developing and using modules which aid in the penetration testing of WordPress powered websites and systems.\nWPSploit – Exploit WordPress-powered websites with Metasploit.\nWeb Scanners # Arachni – Scriptable framework for evaluating the security of web applications.\nCms-explorer – Reveal the specific modules, plugins, components and themes that various websites powered by content management systems are running.\nNikto – Noisy but fast black box web server and web application vulnerability scanner.\nSecApps – In-browser web application security testing suite.\nWebReaver – Commercial, graphical web application vulnerability scanner designed for macOS.\nw3af – Hacking Tools for Web application attack and audit framework.\nWPScan – Hacking Tools of Black box WordPress vulnerability scanner.\nWapiti – Black box web application vulnerability scanner with built-in fuzzer.\nJoomscan – One of the best Hacking Tools for Joomla vulnerability scanner.\nACSTIS – Automated client-side template injection (sandbox escape/bypass) detection for AngularJS.\nWindows Utilities # Bloodhound – Graphical Active Directory trust relationship explorer.\nDeathStar – Python script that uses Empire’s RESTful API to automate gaining Domain Admin rights in Active Directory environments.\nEmpire – Pure PowerShell post-exploitation agent.\nFibratus – Tool for exploration and tracing of the Windows kernel.\nMagic Unicorn – Shellcode generator for numerous attack vectors, including Microsoft Office macros, PowerShell, HTML applications (HTA), or certutil (using fake certificates).\nMimikatz – Credentials extraction tool for Windows operating system.\nPowerSploit – PowerShell Post-Exploitation Framework.\nredsnarf – Post-exploitation tool for retrieving password hashes and credentials from Windows workstations, servers, and domain controllers.\nResponder – LLMNR, NBT-NS and MDNS poisoner.\nSysinternals Suite – The Sysinternals Troubleshooting Utilities.\nwePWNise – Generates architecture independent VBA code to be used in Office documents or templates and automates bypassing application control and exploit mitigation software.\nWindows Credentials Editor – Inspect logon sessions and add, change, list, and delete associated credentials, including Kerberos tickets.\nWindows Exploit Suggester – Detects potential missing patches on the target.\nWireless Network Hacking # Aircrack-ng – Set of Penetration testing \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list for auditing wireless networks.\nFluxion – Suite of automated social engineering based WPA attacks.\nKismet – Wireless network detector, sniffer, and IDS.\nReaver – Brute force attack against WiFi Protected Setup.\nWifite – Automated wireless attack tool.\n"},{"id":9,"href":"/health/","title":"Health","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Our food should be our medicine and our medicine should be our food.\u0026rdquo; - Hippocrates\nThe modern world is poisoning us. Big Ag, Big Pharma, social media, environmental pollution, EMFs are everywhere. Corporations and every level of our governments are complicit, and this trend doesnt seem to be slowing down. We need to take our health back into our own hands. By embracing traditional wisdom, and alternatives to mainstream health we can reclaim much of the health that modern society has been slowly destroying.\nReject modernity. Embrace Tradition.\nBioHacking Tools # AgelessBody - List of Biohacking tools and strategies\nAnyLuv Metal Glasses - Anyluv sells blue light blocking daytime and nighttime glasses with metal frames, so that you can minimize your light exposure without putting plastic on your face like most other blue light blocking glasses.\nBioHackerLabs Tools - Several different tools and resources. Net Carb Calc, Glucose Ketone Calc, Blood Sugar converter, Blue light testing.\nBluBlox - Cheaper Blue light blocking sunglasses\nBonCharge - Numerous products for sale. Include Blu light blocking, EMF Blocking, red light therapy etc. Products are bit pricey.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nEmr-Tek - Wide range of products. Inlcuding non plastic blue and yellow light blocking glasses. Iphone radiation blocking cases. Red light devices and more.\nOpal - App that blocks other apps. Social media can be addicting and can impact your productivity, but sometimes deleting it isn\u0026rsquo;t an option. Stop yourself from wasting time on social media during designated time frames with the Opal app.\nChips - Seed Oil Free # Seed oils are everywhere. New evidence shows that they are wildly toxic and heavily correlate with the increase in major chronic disease over the last 100 years. But Chips are also delicious so here\u0026rsquo;s a few options for seed oil free chips. Anti-Seed Oil Data\nBeefys Own - Beef tallow potato chips.\nMasa Chips - Organic nixtalized corn chips cooked in grassfed beef tallow. From the creators of the Shireapp. Accepts Bitcoin. Currently they are a bit pricey.\nRosies Chips - Beef tallow potato chips.\nSiete Foods - Family owned Mexican company that produces a wide range of seed oil free chips and other products. Primarily cooked in Avocado oil.\nClothing # Non Plastic, EMF Resistant and Grounded\nAll of these ideas may seem controversial to you. Here are some great resources to learn more about them. Grounding/Earthing , Microplastics , Guide on avoiding all plastics and toxic chemicals\nAJConsultingCompany - Non Plastic Alternatives\nBuffaloWoolCo - 100% buffalo/bison wool clothing.\nCottonique - GOTS Certified 100% Organic cotton products.\nEarth Runners - Earth Runners was created to rewild our lives in response to the typical modern domesticated lifestyle, which is causing numerous health, psychological and social issues. Grounded minimalist sandals.\nFindwool.com - Find 100% pure wool in your area.\nGrounded Shoes - Shoes that are discharged electricity from body via grounded shoes. Most(but not all) shoes are 100% leather and plastic free.\nHarvest and Mill - 100% organic cotton sheets, towels \u0026amp; more. 100% Sourced \u0026amp; Made in the USA.\nHemp Organic Life - Organic hemp products for all sorts of less common items such as: mattress covers, cushions, sleeping bags, soaps, socks, and even home and car seat covers.\nNatural Home - Natural home sells a wide mix of organic wool, cotton, linen, hemp furniture and much more.\nOddobody - 100% organic cotton underwear for woman.\nPeluva Shoes - Founded by liberty leaning nutrition expert Mark Sisson. Peluva aims to create shoes that allow you to move well in a more natural state.\nRawganique - Organic cotton, linen and Hemp clothing and accessories.\nRhizal Shoes - Grounded 100% leather shoes.\nThe Filtery - Aggregator for non plastic clothes and other household items.\nWoolshire - GOTS Certified 100% Organic locally sourced Cotton products. Organic sourcing is often not verified when it comes from other countries. At Woolshire it is verified.\nWyoming Based - American Wool company. Sells Beanies and Sweaters. Accepts Bitcoin. Manufactured in America. Anti-woke.\nCosmetics # Animal based and Non-Toxic\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Deodorant, Toothpaste, soap, etc\nCaptain Fishers - Balms and Hair serum using Tallow and other natural ingredients.\nClara And Fritz - Whipped tallow based sunscreen and other products\nDakota Tallow - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nFarrow.Life - Pork Lard based. Farrow is made in real time and in small batches to ensure super freshness and the highest quality.\nJKLM Farm - Small Batch Animal Fat Soap \u0026amp; Skincare Products. Includes bone marrow soap,bacon fat soap, hair paste and more.\nMeraki Blu - Meraki Blu and Tallow based supplements. Meraki Blu has been shown to help Energy, Focus, Short-Term and Long-Term Memory, Uplift Mood, Calm Anxiety, and be Anti-Aging focused.\nNoseToTail-BodyCare - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nVintage Tradition - Tallow Lip balms.\nWhite Oaks Home goods - White oaks also provides tallow and lard based cosmetics, candles etc.\nDental Health # Dental health has been an epidemic of malocclusion largely related the to quality of our food for thousands of years. This has led to mass issues with dental decay and improper facial development which leads to nasal breathing, which in turns leads to wisdom teeth problems and many other following health issues.Check out these resources to learn more: Weston A Price\u0026rsquo;s world wide study , Jaw Development , Breathing , General Dental Health\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Toothpaste and other products. Completely natural with no Fluoride.\nVanMan Shop - Toothpase made from eggshell and betonite clay. Shipped in glass containers. Offers other products as well.\nBite - Plastic free Vegan friendly toothpaste and other teeth related products, including bamboo tooth brushes and plastic free floss, all sold in non plastic containers.\nGreenzla - Bamboo plastic free tooth brushes.\nPlastic Free Dental Floss - Made from wheat instead of plastic for your flossing needs.\nMastique Chewing Gum - Often referred to as mastic gum, Mastique offers sugar free, seed oil and trans fat free Mastic gum for chewing to help build jaw strength and avoid jaw/wisdom teeth problems. Also comes with xylitol, coconut and natural mastic for extra teeth care. Doesn\u0026rsquo;t taste like regular gum, but ultimately its not bad tasting either.\nGreco Gum - Single ingredient mastic gum for increasing jaw strength. Made from resinous sap that seeps from the bark of the mastic tree (Pistacia lentiscus) and becomes crystallized.\nApolloGum - Single ingredient mastic gum with only a single ingredient. Offers a 21% discount if purchased in bitcoin.\nBiolight - A redlight device specifically for your mouth and teeth. Red light has shown tremendous health benefits across a wide spectrum. The Biolight can help to restore your oral microbiome. Company also provides many other redlight products.\nMewing App - An app from the creator of Mewing, that helps you do different mewing exercises designed to help strengthen your jaw with proper tongue posture, and help your face, jaw and teeth develop properly.\nEnvironmental Toxin Monitoring # Because Health - A nonprofit environmental health site that offers science-based tips and guides for buying safer cookware and dishes, uncontaminated foods, and nontoxic personal-care products—to help people live more healthfully.\nBreast Cancer Prevention Partners - An organization that provides information for reducing toxic exposures—in food packaging, cosmetics, and other everyday products—to protect people’s breast health and reproductive health.\nCHEM Trust - A website that offers terrific fact sheets about hazardous chemicals and their impacts on health, as well as news about chemical legislation in Europe (such as REACH).\nClearya - A browser plug-in and mobile app that help online shoppers make informed choices. Clearya automatically screens ingredient lists for chemicals of concern while shopping online, and assists in discovering safer alternatives. In parallel, the platform mines insights that serve environmental health scientists and advocacy groups.\nEnvironmental Defense Fund - A leading global nonprofit organization that promotes research related to preserving the health of both the environment and its populations, including humans.\nEnvironmental Health News - A publication of Environmental Health Sciences, a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental health issues, including climate change, the plastic pollution crisis, and harmful chemicals such as BPA.\nEnvironmental Working Group - A nonprofit dedicated to protecting human health and the environment. The group offers excellent Shopper’s Guides with scientifically based recommendations on choosing healthy consumer products (from cosmetics to cleaning products) and uncontaminated foods (including produce). The organization also offers a Healthy Living App with ratings of more than 120,000 food and personal-care products, to help consumers make the healthiest choices.\nMade Safe - A program that certifies safe brands of cosmetics, household products, apparel, bedding, and other products, after a rigorous screening and evaluation of ingredients and materials. Check out their new Healthy Pregnancy Guide.\nNational Resources Defense Council - An organization that works to safeguard the earth, including its air, water, people, plants, and animals, from pollution, chemicals, and other toxic effects.\nProgram on Reproductive Health and the Environment - Under the auspices of the University of California, San Francisco, this program offers valuable resources that can help minimize people’s exposure to reproductive toxins in everyday life.\nSafer Chemicals, Healthy Families - A coalition of organizations and businesses working to safeguard families from toxic chemicals in our homes, workplaces, schools, and in the products we use.\nSafer Made - An organization that invests in companies and technologies that eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals in consumer products and supply chains. Its newsletters highlight developments in phasing out certain chemicals and progress on other environmental issues.\nSilent Spring Institute - A scientific research organization dedicated to uncovering the links between environmental chemicals and human health. On the preventive front, the organization developed Detox Me, a free mobile app to help consumers reduce their exposure to toxic chemicals in their everyday surroundings.\nToxic Free Future - An organization that conducts original research on the complex science underlying different aspects of environmental health and advocates for the use of safer products, chemicals, and practices to ensure a healthier future.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFood Discovery Apps # BuyrApp - An app that lets you scan bar codes to give you more info on products you are purchasing. Tells you if the product is owned by small farms or other corporate interests.\nFeed the People By the People - An organization dedicated to empowering farmers and ranchers across the country and cutting out middlemen to enable direct sales to customers. By decentralizing the food supply chain, they aim to put the power of food back in the hands of the people.\nGetRawMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area based off your zip code.\nGround Work Collective - Website that finds high quality farms and high quality soil.\nLabel Ferret - Label Ferret uses nutrition data from a variety of sources but nutrition data and ingredient labels change frequently so accuracy cannot be guaranteed. You can use this app to read ingredients and nutritional facts from a wide range of different products.\nLocal Fats: Website that that helps you find food providers that dont use seed oils. Includes locations all over the world. Locations are crowd sourced, so anyone can submit a new location they find.\nRealMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area.\nSeed Oil Rebellion - Website that provides education around seed oils and buying/food guides.\nSeed Oil Scout - App that helps you find restaurants and fast food providers that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App only works in IOS.\nSeed oil Free Restaurants - Website that lets you look up specific restaurants to see what oils they cook in and dont cook in.\nSeedy App - App that helps you find restaurants, fast food providers and products at grocery stores that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App is under construction. Old demo app only worked in IOS.\nShireapp - App that finds local high quality real foods. Includes multiple categories such as Seed oil free, regenerative, grass fed, organic, raw etc.\nHealth Funding Projects # Decentralized Health Fund - The Decentralized Health Fund looks to fund important but largely unprofitable research in regards to lesser known areas of health. The fund is working to collect and store money in BTC in order to give out grants to fund studies and projects around the dangers of EMF\u0026rsquo;s, the benefit of grounding, sunlight and other natural sources.\nNew Founding - New Founding is looking to raise funds to focus on \u0026ldquo;early-stage ventures where we can add exceptional value by leveraging our significant proprietary deal flow, our best-in-class intelligence of conservative consumer and institutional demand, and our connections within the right-wing ecosystem.\u0026rdquo; ‍\nHealthcare Alternative # Chronic Illness Recovery - An institute that focuses on healing from long term health issues caused by systemic inflammation and other modern causes.\nCrowdhealth - CrowdHealth is not an insurance company, but a platform \u0026amp; community that empowers you with a crowdfunding tool and a wealth of resources to efficiently manage your health care costs.\nCurehunter - Free service that catalogs most medical conditions and potential treatments. CureHunter is a fully integrated scientific search, data retrieval and analysis engine on the web that can read the entire US National Library of Medicine Medline Archive and automatically extract and quantify the evidence for successful clinical outcomes of all known drugs for all known human diseases.\nDPC Network - Find Direct Primary care Doctors near you.\nDpcare - Direct Primary Care (DPC) is an innovative alternative payment model improving access to high functioning healthcare with a simple, flat, affordable membership fee. No fee-for-service payments. No third party billing. The defining element of DPC is an enduring and trusting relationship between a patient and his or her primary care provider.\nDruglike - Druglike is a platform for democratizing the access, costs, and rewards of early-stage drug discovery. Druglike is building a decentralized computing network which provides resources for anyone looking to start or contribute to early-stage drug discovery projects. Unlike competitors, Druglike will be web-based and completely free to use.\nFree Market Medical Association - Free Market Medical Association helps find Market alternatives to healthcare, co-founded by the CEO of Oklahoma Surgery Center.\nOklahoma Surgery Center - Free Market for Surgery with full price transparency.\nRevero.com - Program that aims to evaluate and measure health metrics to get down to the real causes of your health issues, while using a nutritional and holistic approach.\nTrue Med - True Med helps facilitate acceptance of HSA and FSA money for individuals and companies. This can be used by or for any company that promotes better diet, exercise or other alternative forms of health.\nTWC.Health - Alternative healthcare to the mainstream pharma system. Also sells supplements. Co-founded by Dr. Peter McCullough.\nHigh Quality Meat # Organic, Grass Fed, Regenerative and Seed Oil Free Food\nAUPA Bar - The Chad of energy bars. High quality meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit. AUPA gives discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. Save an additional 5% with code word \u0026ldquo;liberty\u0026rdquo;\nEpic Provisions - One of the best and most convenient ways to access high quality meat in convenient packaging.\nForce of Nature - Another fantastic option for regenerative meat. Including Beef, Bison, Chicken, Elk, Venison, Wild Boar and more. Force of Nature is also unique in selling \u0026ldquo;Ancestral Blends\u0026rdquo; ground meat mixed with small amounts of organ meats for delicious ways to eat highly nutritious organ meats.\nJoyce-Farms - Another great regenerative source of meat. Provides a wide range of poultry, sausages and jerkies.\nMauinui Venison - Regenerative/sustainable raised deer. Axis deer are an invasive species in Maui and need to be kept in check to preserve the water and local plants/farms as there are no natural predators for the deer on Maui. Slightly pricey.\nMeatrition - A massive database in defense of all things Meat.\nNose to Tail - Regenerative and pastured raise meat, specifically focused on producing the best low PUFA raised mono-gastric animals like Chicken and Pork. Also sells Lamb.\nWhite Oak Pastures - One of the most respected regenerative farms around, practicing their idea of \u0026ldquo;radically traditionally farming\u0026rdquo;. White oaks sells several different kinds of meat, including, Duck, Goose, Guinea, Rabbit, Goat etc. White Oak has really pioneered the regenerative model and proofed its effective with a peer reviewed study\nWild Idea Buffalo - Another great option. Focuses primarily on buffalo but has several other great offers. Bison are only slaughtered in the field, never in a slaughterhouse.\nMedical Drugs Resellers # Buy medical drugs from third parties that may be in limited supply.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinal. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nContraband Cures - A list of alternative style medicines for several different conditions.\nContingency Medical - Emergency Antibiotic Kits, for Home or on the Go. Stay protected against Nausea, Vomiting, Strep Throat, UTIs, Diarrhea, Ear Infections, Sinusitis and more.\nDuration Health - The portable emergency room — Peace of mind for off-grid living and travel. Their doctors prescribe you life-saving medications before you need them. They ship them to you before your next adventure. Treat urgent medical issues anywhere — without finding a doctor or pharmacy.\nJase Medical - Emergency meds and Prescription drugs.\nMountain Rose Herbs - One of the best sources of organic herbs and alternative medicines.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nPurely Prepared Patriot - American company that sells Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and Fenbendazole.\nOSINT- Health and the Environment # Antennasearch.com - Track 5g Towers in your area.\nClimateViewerMaps - Track Real Time data of climate weather across the world including rainfall and UN Tracking of weather Modification projects.\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nSupplement Testing and Rankings # Consumerlab - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nLabdoor - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nVaccine and Medical Info # Just the Inserts - Just the Inserts is a collection of all vaccine and other medication related info from the official source. While much of this information is public, it is often obfuscated and difficult to find. Just the Inserts bring all of the safety related data to one convient place for you to check on what the actual side affects of vaccines and other medications are. "},{"id":10,"href":"/job-boards/","title":"Job Boards","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.\u0026rdquo; - Confucius\nWhy work for a company you hate? If you believe in liberty many of these companies hate you. Stop wasting your talents and your energy on them, and find something that advances your values.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale. Jobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin. Latium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase. Publish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens. Liberty and Crypto Related Job Boards # AnonFriendly - Don\u0026rsquo;t doxx yourself for work. Job boards for Anonymous workers. Bankless.Pallet - The best jobs in crypto and DeFi, curated by Bankless, for the Bankless Nation. New technical and non-technical job posts every week. BitcoinerJobs - Bitcoiner Jobs is the leading career site helping to build the emerging Bitcoin industry and the careers of Bitcoiners within it. Publicsq - Non-woke and conservative leaning job board. Talent Market - Talent Market’s mission is to promote liberty by providing talent for critical roles within the free-market nonprofit sector. Provide Free consulting for liberty focused non profits. No-Jab Job Boards # Based.Pro - Formerly \u0026ldquo;NoVaxMandate.org\u0026rdquo; Based.Pro has pivoted from its vax focus to help you connect with professionals, companies and institutions who share your values. Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types. Redballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or covid nonsense. Unjected - Dating board for people who have not had any of the Covid-19 Vaccines. Vaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status. "},{"id":11,"href":"/metrics/","title":"Metrics","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Freedom and Anti Freedom Metrics # “Just as Soviet managers responded by producing shoddy goods that met the numerical targets set by their overlords, so do schools, police forces, and businesses find ways of fulfilling quotas with shoddy goods of their own.” ― Jerry Z. Muller\nIn order to better understand the broader picture, data collection becomes essential. Data collection can be used to paint whatever narrative its collectors want. We must be aware of the actual data in order to interrupt the truth as it is, and not what politics wants it to be. Here are a list of metrics tracking different statistics directly related to rising tyranny in our world.\nAtlantic Council CBDCTracker - Tracks Country progress of (CBDC)Central Bank Digital Currency Implementation and testing\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nCDBC Tracker - A project by the Human Rights Foundation to track CDBC development worldwide.\nCriticalrace.org Track CRT and other forms of Wokeness in schools. Tracks Colleges and K-12. Tracks many of the specific actions taken at every school.\nDefendingEd - Tracking DEI/Wokism in Schools.\nDigital Sovereignty Index - The DSI is a simple metric to illustrate how much locally hosted applications are used across the measured countries. It represents the relative amount of deployments of self-hosted productivity \u0026amp; collaboration tools per 100K citizens, compared to other countries.\nFreedomHouse.org - Freedom Metric across the world, does not Track Covid.\nFreedominthe50states.org - Tracks the most Free US states in regards to a wide set of metrics, does not track covid freedoms. Provided by the Cato institute.\nFungibility-Graveyard - List of People who have been exposed and prosecuted for or while using Bitcoin due to lack of privacy\nHeritage World Freedom Index - Economic Freedom across the world\nICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nRootshq - Website that tracks different liberty groups and associations across America\nShadowstats - Tracks true levels of economics in America, Money supply, Inflation, GDP etc…\nUSDebtclock - Real time National Debt Counter.\nWashingtonPost Police Shooting DB - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states.\nWokeWagon - Tracks woke political appointees in government\nWorld Press Freedoms - Ranking of all countries in the world by freest to least free press.\n"},{"id":12,"href":"/money/","title":"Money","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" If you don’t believe it or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try and convince you. I am sorry. - Satoshi Nakamoto\nCrypto Currency, The greatest tool we have.\nFinancial privacy is largely being wiped away across the world, while governments simultaneously destroy the value of our currencies through inflation and sanctions. With the invention of Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto gave us what is probably the single greatest tool for freedom in the history of the world. With decentralized crypto currency we have the ability to fix our money and fix the world. While some people believe that all non bitcoin crypto currencies are a scam we do not agree. We believe in competition for all freedom tech. Bitcoin isn\u0026rsquo;t perfect and shouldn\u0026rsquo;t be treated as a religion. The best counterpoint to bitcoins imperfection is its inherent lack of privacy and its current difficulty with scaling. Monero provides the best and simplest use case for privacy and is a great alternative to bitcoin. Likewise we believe that other crypto projects may have real utility in pursuing freedom. That being said the crypto industry is absolutely saturated with scams and grifters. As always do your own research and invest carefully. Hold your own keys and continue your journey to being financially sovereign.\nAcquire Crypto # Atomic Swaps # Atomic Swaps are the future of Crypto Currency trading. Completely custody-less, heavily private, and generally uncensorable. Still very much in development. Learn more here.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nBasic Swap Dex - Atomic Swap DEX. No added fees. Installed locally. Currently in BETA.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nLiquiality - Atomic Swaps across multiple coins.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nUnstoppapleSwaps - Atomic Swap from BTC to Monero.\nDecentralized Exchanges # Decentralization is a spectrum. Many decentralized exchanges aren\u0026rsquo;t nearly as decentralized as they claim to be, but usually they are far more distributed than any centralized exchanges.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nFiat On Ramps (P2P) # Bisq - Buy and sell bitcoin for fiat (or other cryptocurrencies) privately and securely using Bisq\u0026rsquo;s peer-to-peer network and open-source desktop software. Bisq allows you to purchase your bitcoin using P2P Zelle transactions. No registration required.\nHodl Hodl - Anonymous P2P deals on your terms. Trade globally. Using any payment system. For any fiat currency. Bitcoin only. No registration required.\nLocal Monero - Local Monero makes it easy for you to connect with real people in the real world to buy and sell Monero with no KYC. Announced in May 2024 that they would be shutting down. No reason given, but this is likely due to regulatory pressure against other platforms like Samurai and Tornado cash.\nPeach Bitcoin - Peach allows users to purchase BTC in many different national currencies all P2P without KYC. Not currently available in the US.\nRetoSwap - Like Bisq but for Monero. Installed locally, it uses Monero and Tor for high level privacy.\nXMRGlobal - A monero focused p2p exchange for purchasing cryptocurrency via Zelle, ACH cash etc.\nNon-Custodial exchanges # Most exchanges are custodial, meaning you are required to leave crypto on their platform if you want to trade, or you purchase and they will hold on to it initially. Non-custodial exchanges will send your trades and purchases directly to wallets of your choosing.\nChangenow - Reliable non KYC exchange.\nChangelly - Not recommended at this time. Changelly does not require KYC for smaller transactions but they will sometimes implement KYC mid trade, forcing to KYC or lose your funds.\nCryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nEvonax - Established in 2016,Evonax operates as a non-custodial instant cryptocurrency exchange, ensuring that users’ funds are never held within the platform. Serving as an intermediary between cryptocurrencies and users, Evonax provides access to a diverse range of digital assets including Monero (XMR).\nFixedFloat - Good rates for crypto exchanges, does not currently allow US customer IP addresses. Does not require KYC.\nGodex.io - This exchange is a dependable tool for immediate conversions. It supports the conversion of over 300 cryptocurrencies into Monero, without any KYC requirements and it works in both directions, offering great flexibility.\nHoudini Swap - Privacy focused non custodial exchange.\nKYC vs No KYC list - A list of P2P Trading Platforms (i.e. P2P exchanges) for trading Bitcoin. Common payment methods include bank transfer, cash deposited in the seller\u0026rsquo;s bank account, in-person cash (face-to-face) trades as well as payment networks such as Zelle, Alipay, even Cash App and PayPal, for example. Some of these payment methods are more private than others. Typically, face-to-face, cash-by-mail, and US Postal Money Orders are among the most private methods available.\nKYCNotMe - Website that Tracks exchanges that don\u0026rsquo;t use KYC.\nMexc - Crypto trades without KYC. Currently blocked for US based IP addresses.\nNO KYC Only - Education on avoiding KYC and why its problematic.\nOrangeFren - Check many KYC-free services and find the one with the best offer for a wide variety of coins.\nSimpleSwap - Exchange multiple tokens without giving up custody. Requires an account. Offers cash back in their own token.\nSideShift - Shift between different layer 2 tokens. Includes tokens on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Polygoin.\nStealthEx - StealthEX is a non-custodial cryptocurrency exchange service that accepts Monero (XMR). The platform does not require users to create an account or share personal information. Additionally, funds are not stored on StealthEX; exchanges are conducted directly between wallets. At StealthEX, there are no upper limits for your exchanges — you can exchange any amount you desire. When it comes to minimum amounts, you only need to ensure you have enough to cover the network fees.\nSwapSwop - SwapSwop is an instant anonymous crypto exchange with a high level of security from SSL certificates on internal services to a multi-stage exchange procedure, which guarantees the safety of your assets and quick exchange for the desired cryptocurrency.\nTrocador - Privacy focused front end to push your transactions through non KYC exchanges.\nBusiness Directories # AirBTC - AirBNB for Bitcoiners.\nAgoristAcers - Purchase Seeds with Monero.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nAutoCoinCar - Purchase Luxury cars with Crypto - (UK Only).\nBeef Initiative - Purchase Regenerative/Grass fed beef with Crypto.\nBitcoin-P2P Marketplace - BTC sales.\nBitcoin-RealEstate - Purchase Real estate with crypto.\nBitcoin-only - The Ultimate guide to all things Bitcoin.\nBitcoin-only.com - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nBitejo - Massive List of companies that accept Monero and Bitcoin - Is now XMRBazzar.\nCarCoinMarket - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCompTIA Vouchers - CompTIA certs for Btc.\nCryptoCars - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCryptwerk - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nDirectory.BTCPayserver - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nGrowingSpaces - Buy Greenhouses with BTC.\nMonerica - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nMoneromarket - XMR trading platform with escrow. Start selling and buying today.\nOatManFarms - Purchase Oats for BTC.\nShopinBit - Purchase all sorts of items in BTC, only ships to UK currently.\nXMR Bazzar - A p2p shopping center for buying and selling services and goods in Monero. Built by Douglas Tumen, founder and host of the Monero Talk podcast.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale.\nJobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin.\nLatium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase.\nMonero.jobs - XMR is the ultimate weapon if you are seeking a technological solution to secure your wealth, your financial privacy and hence your overall freedom. However, the best way to increase your freedom is to get paid directly in XMR.\nPublish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens.\nDAO and DEFI Tools # ApeBoard - Cross chain crypto monitoring Dashboard.\nCoin - Crypto portfolio account and crypto news aggregator.\nCow.fi - CoW Protocol finds the lowest price for your trade across all exchanges and aggregators, such as Uniswap and 1inch – and protects you from MEV, unlike the others.\nDAOStack - Project that helps you streamline the creation of your own DAO.\nDefiSafety - DEFI Security ratings.\nDefillama - The ultimate tracker for all things DEFI. Track Yield, transparency, NFTs, Stables, Hacks etc.\nDapps.com - Dapp rankings via marketcap.\nDextools - Cross Chain Defi and Cefi Dashboard.\nGhostfol - Multichain Dashboard, includes traditional stocks and ETF’s as well.\nHedgehog - Centralized Exchange Dashboard Management.\nRailgun - RAILGUN is a smart contract system that enables Zero-Knowledge Privacy for any on-chain dApp.\nRotki - An open source portfolio tracker, accounting and analytics tool that protects your privacy. Can be self hosted.\nTornado Cash - DO NOT USE IF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. Tornado cash is an Ethereum based coinjoin mixer that can be used to gain privacy on Ethereum. In August 2022 Tornado Cash was blacked listed by the US government and added to the OFAC list. While the front end website is no longer running you can still interact with the smart contract(this is by design). If you are a US citizen you risk criminal penalties for doing so. Alex Pertsev, was sentenced to five years in prison for his work on development of Tornado cash. It\u0026rsquo;s important to note that despite the shutdown by the US government, the Tornado Cash smart contract is still up and running, and is more less unstoppable as long as the Ethereum network continues to run. If you would like to support the legal defence fund you can so by checking out Justice DAO.\nDecentralized Nodes # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Avalanche and more.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nHandshake - Decentralized DNS. Handshake is an experiment on collaborating to create a decentralized network which results in a global allocation of names. Think of the handles or usernames you use on services such as social networks, and domain names identifying the URL for websites. Nearly all of these services were provided by trusted third parties which prevent the web from truly being decentralized. Handshake provides a means, including key management and server/service authentication, for decentralized web services to experiment.\nMonero Nodo - A full, unpruned, and dedicated hardware node comes equipped with Tor and I2P support, ensuring maximum privacy and security for your transactions. Manage your wallets effortlessly through the LWS Admin panel and enjoy the convenience of our built-in block explorer. The 5.5″ touchscreen allows you to control your node directly from the device, or you can access it from the web for added flexibility and full block explorer functionality. Mine Monero using P2Pool. Contribute to your privacy by running your own personal node while contributing to the Monero network.\nMyNodeBTC - Run Bitcoin nodes and lots of other Bitcoin applications, includes wallets, BTCPay Server, Lightning tools and Whirlpool and other privacy tools.\nPibode-XMR - Small Raspberry pi focused distro for Monero mining.\nPktCash - PKT is an ecosystem of apps that decentralize access to the internet. The mission is to get the next billion people online.\nThreefold - Decentralized Autonomous Internet Infrastructure. ThreeFold is a globally-distributed grid of storage, compute, and network capacity, acting as “no middleman” Internet resources between independent capacity providers and users.\nEducation and certifications # C4/Crypto Consortium - Offers certifications for BTC, Eth and crypto best practices.\nBlockchain-Council.org - Blockchain Council embraces Blockchain, AI, and Web3 with a range of certifications and training.\nChainalysis Certifications - The Chainalysis Cryptocurrency Fundamentals Certification (CCFC) credential is designed for those new to cryptocurrency. Whether you’re starting out on a career focused on crypto, or are coming across bitcoin as you run investigations, onboard new businesses or formulate cryptocurrency compliance policies, this is the place to begin.\nFund Raising # Giveth - Giveth is building a new way forward with its zero-fee, community-driven donation platform - leveraging the power of blockchain technology to connect on-the-ground projects with regenerative funding opportunities.\nGeyser.fund - Geyser is a bitcoin-native crowdfunding platform where you can fund project ideas with the support from global communities.\nHeo.Finance - Decentralized crowdfunding without borders. Help Each Other (HEO) is the first decentralized stablecoin-based crowdfunding platform that removes geographical and political limitations from fundraising. HEO platform is already live on Binance Smart Chain, Celo, Aurora, and Ethereum mainnets.\nKuno Media - Monero based crowd funding.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow institute works to help fund privacy and anti surveillance tech.\nOpen Sats - Open Sats Initiative, Inc. (EIN 85-2722249) is a 501(c)(3) public charity which aims to fund Bitcoin-related free and open-source projects and associated education and research initiatives. Open Sats focuses on no strings attached Bitcoin(only) and freedom tech donations.\nStacks.org - The mission of the Stacks project is to enable a better internet through decentralized apps. To do it, they’re expanding the Bitcoin economy and enabling more functionality as a Bitcoin layer.\nTen31 - Ten31 is the leading bitcoin-focused investor and partner of choice to companies building technology and infrastructure for the bitcoin ecosystem, as well as complementary freedom-oriented technologies including open source software, AI and nostr.\nMerchant Services # Align Pay - AlignPay never picks sides on any issue and is proud to facilitate a welcoming place where people, organizations, campaigns, and merchants can interact in a healthy, open, and legal way.\nParallel Economy - Censorship-Resistant payment processing backed by Conservative Commentator Dan Bongino.\nRevere Payments - A Christian merchant services provider that offers a wide range of solutions for businesses in a variety of industries, including e-commerce, retail, restaurant, firearms, religious, political, CBD, and non-profit. We’re using the same innovative technology as our parent company, Metrics Global, to bring seamless, secure online payments to any industry.\nSecond Amendment Processing - 2nd Amendment processing helps you protect yourself and your business from being censored for your political views or other forms of wrong think.\nOsint for Crypto # AMLBot - Founded in 2019, AMLBot Online assessment of crypto addresses and transactions, founded in 2019 by a team of RegTech specialists in accordance with FATF international recommendations. Offers both free and non-free services.\nClarks Dashboard - A comprehensive list of all BTC Data. Includes Block times, price data, Side chain data, mining etc.\nDeveloperReports - Tracks the current amount of developers on Crypto projects.\nMonero Garden - A complete introduction and walkthrough on all the technical specifics of Monero.\nMonero Inflation - Tracks potential inflation or flaws in the Monero Protocol. Due to Monero\u0026rsquo;s privacy proper auditing can be difficult.\nMonero Observer - News aggregator for all things monero.\nMoneroj.net - Tracks the Monero mining hash rate across all miners.\nMonero.Eco - Graphical interface for the entire Monero Ecosystem.\nMiningPoolStats - Track all data across mining pools for all sorts of crypto projects. Organized primarily by what type of hash algorithm each blockchain uses.\nMonerowatch - A monero blockchain explorer. While Monero doesnt have a tradational blockchain explorer we can track block times and size. Along with hash rate and other useful metrics.\nOXT.me - OXT is a tool designed for Exploratory Blockchain Analysis of the bitcoin ledger. OXT is the \u0026lsquo;Other exploration Tool\u0026rsquo; and it should become the \u0026lsquo;Open eXploration Tool\u0026rsquo; in the future.\nStable Pulse - Get a clear, accurate, minimally filtered view of the stablecoin ecosystem.\nThe Monero Moon - The ultimate newsletter for all things Monero.\nTheGraph.com - Crypto Database API Tools.\nTimechainstats.com - BTC Chain API data.\nTrack Bitcoin Nodes - Tracks total Bitcoin nodes.\nTrack Bitcoin Treasuries - Tracks the public Bitcoin Wallets of major corporations and governments.\nTrack Ethereum Nodes - Tracks total Ethereum nodes.\nDefi Lama StablecoinData - Stable coin data across chains.\nPrivacy Software # Bokuto Monero Node - Open source fork of Ronin Dojo’s Bakuto project that allows for a full node Monero wallet.\nBorder Wallets - Border Wallets is a website that helps you strategize on how best to memorize your wallet seed phrase. This can be useful if you need to cross a border, or have a particularly high threat model.\nGupax - Gupax is a GUI for mining Monero on P2Pool using XMRig.\nJam - Jam is a graphical user interface for JoinMarket, and while obviously related, is a separate project developed by a separate set of people.\nJoinMarket-Org - JoinMarket is software to create a special kind of bitcoin transaction called a CoinJoin transaction. Its aim is to improve the confidentiality and privacy of bitcoin transactions. With the shutdown of Samurai wallet, and the withdrawal of the not recommended service Wasabi from the US, Join Market is now one of the only privacy tools for Bitcoin.\nPinode - Monero OS for running full Monero Nodes on Pi’s, Rockpros and Odroids.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nSilent Payments - Silent Payments make receiving Bitcoin easier than ever while preserving your privacy. Silent Payments allow you to create a single, static address to share with friends, use for donations, or post for tips without sacrificing privacy. When someone wants to send you a payment, they use the unique public key that is a part of your Silent Payment address, combine it with the public keys of the outputs they want to send and generate a unique, one-time address that looks on-chain just like any other Taproot address.\nXMRVSBeast - P2Pool Bonus Hash Rate Raffle for people providing Monero Hash.\nSocial Media # Coinpayments.net - Purchase Social media followers with Monero.\nEchoIn - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here.\nFountain - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nMinds - Minds is an open-source social networking service that promotes free speech, privacy, and transparency.\nOshi - Oshi is a powerful marketing and rewards platform built to replace stars, punch cards, and coffee points with something that people really want - Bitcoin.\nOrange Pill App - Bitcoin dating and friend finder.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.ps://www.minds.com/) - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nSpeculative Projects # DarkFi - DarkFi is a new Layer 1 blockchain, designed with anonymity at the forefront. It offers flexible private primitives that can be wielded to create any kind of application. DarkFi aims to make anonymous engineering highly accessible to developers. Backed by noted Crypto Anarchist Amir Taaki.\nFedimints - While still largely theoretical, Fediments is based off the original 1980\u0026rsquo;s concept of Chaumian Ecash, that would essentially provide federated mints built on top of Bitcoin, with high levels of privacy. Two implementations of this concept are Cashu and Umint. These are still in active development. One potential problem with this is legal pressure due to potential classification of these services as unlicensed money transmitters, much like how Samurai Wallet and potentially custodial lightning services are being targeted.\nFreedom Dollar - Freedom Dollar is a private, censorship-resistant stablecoin protocol built on Zano. Stable coins are a useful but sometimes risky project, as they are supposed to maintain their price point with a fiat asset like the dollar.\nHaveno - Haveno aims to be a crypto on ramp much like Bisq that uses Monero instead of Bitcoin as the base payment option. Haveno will utilize TOR and p2p trades, while never taking custody of your funds.\nPirate Chain - Launched in 2018 with the primary goal of being the most private and secure digital currency, Pirate Chain strives to protect the financial privacy of every user in the world. Pirate Chain achieves this by employing the strongest and most acclaimed privacy protocol in the industry, and couples this with an unassailable strategy implementation. Pirate vs Monero Breakdown\nSerai DEX - Largely created in response to Thorchain\u0026rsquo;s choice to not integrate Monero, the Serai Dex works much like the Thorchain DEX, providing coin trading between different native coins using liquidity pools funded by users for small rewards.\nZano - An ambitious project that offers the privacy of Monero for regular transactions, including all projects built ontop of its network. Additionally offers alias addresses so you can associate a wallet address with a name, much like how DNS works for IP addresses. Offers escrow services and Iconic swaps as an alternative to Atomic Swaps. Also allows for building dApps on chain as well.\nSpending Options # Bill Pay # Bitrefill Credit Card Service - Service to pay off Credit Card for multiple providers. Requires KYC. Currently disabled for Americans, but hopefully will be returning. This service does require KYC, but they do offer other services that do not.\nDoctorSim - Top up or recharge any prepaid phone in over 200 countries instantly and securely with doctorSIM.\nSpritz.Finance - Focuses on bill pay, secured payments, automated payments etc. Uses Web 3. Requires an account. Currently in closed Beta.\nCredit Cards # 2Fiat - A new platform that lets you instantly convert Bitcoin, Monero, USDT or any crypto to fiat and make purchases online or in store.\nAbine - An alternative credit card masking service. Abine has similar features, virtual cards up to 500$ for individual vendors. But Abine also offers other privacy services like phone masking, email masking and more. Abine does not have a free tier unlike privacy.com.\nBitpay - Preloaded Bitpay card that lets you spend your Bitcoin.\nDashDirect - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including DASH. Dash Direct phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with DASH for discounts from hundreds of vendors. No KYC Required.\nDoNotPay - DoNotPay is a consumer rights company that helps you fight corporations and beat bureaucracy. They offer a wide range of services, including bill pay, credit card management, and more.\nEzzocard - Anon cards can be purchased via crypto. Charges a decent markup.\nKlutchCard - Service that provides several management and privacy features for your bank account. Klutch gives you unlimited Virtual cards, a physical card without your name on the front, and the ability to manage your spending transactions in depth all while still earning cash back. Does require KYC information and a good credit score though. Another downside, there is currently no way to pay off your balance other than to link your account via ACH and routing number.\nLaso.Finance - A bit pricey. Virtual Credit card with no KYC card that allows for spends of over 1K anywhere in the world. Currently uses Metamask for stable coins only. Monero support coming soon.\nPayWithMoon - Virtual Cards with no KYC funded by lightning based Bitcoin transactions. You can create as many virtual cards as you want, but cards are limited in amounts of 1000$. These cards do not currently work outside of the United States. Used to provide full pre-paid credit cards only offers gift cards now.\nPrivacy.com - The primary method for Credit Card Privacy. By linking your bank account to your Debit card, you can create virtual privacy focused cards that only work for one vendor at a time. This prevents your Debit card from being used in the event of a vendor data breach. Virtual cards are easily deletable. Downsides are that you start with 500$ per card limits for virtual cards. And there is the privacy concern of sharing your bank data with a third party. Please use our affiliate link when signing up. To get an extra $5 dollars on sign up.\nUquid - Virtual card for crypto, only works through Binance or wallet connect compatible wallets, for a wide range of gift card services.\nX1 - Similar to Klutch. Control subscriptions and keep your details private with disposable card numbers.donotpay.com/learn/virtual-credit-card-generator/) - Free Virtual Credit Card Generator for signing up for trial services. Do not Pay also works to create an AI focused response to many asymmetrical problems of society like fighting back against parking tickets or social media de-platforming with automated and proven methods of remediating these issues.\nGift Cards # Egifter - Buy and send premium gift cards for a wide range of services. Offers points per purchases. Gyft - Gift cards for over 200 vendors. Coinsbee - Does Phone Top ups. Bitrefill - Gifts cards and other services. Coincards - giftcards available in multiple countries, Coincards has everything you could possibly need to live your life with crypto! Offers Phone Top ups and accepts Monero. Stealths - Monero first Gift card sales. No KYC Required. Wallets # Bitcoin Wallets # Ashigaru - A new fork of Samurai Wallet that runs its the sane coinjoin services. This is run by completely anonymous devs with increased OPSEC after Samourai wallet was taken down. You can donate to the Samourai defense team here You can also find a list of Public Dojo Clones to use with whirlpool at Dojobay You can see the amount of BTC in Ashigaru Whirlpool here: WhirlPoolStats Warning the legal status of using whirlpool may vary based off your jurisdiction. DYOR before using.\nCasa - Self custody wallet with built in Multi-sig for security and inheritance built in so that your assets aren\u0026rsquo;t lost in the event of death. Only takes Bitcoin and Ethereum.\nElectrum Wallet - Founded in 2011 Electrum is one of the oldest, simplest and most trusted Bitcoin Only wallets in the game. With a simple interface that has been forked by many other blockchain projects Electrum has everything you need to store and use your bitcoin easily and securely.\nSparrow Wallet - Sparrow is a Bitcoin wallet for those who value financial self sovereignty. Sparrow’s emphasis is on security, privacy and usability. Sparrow does not hide information from you - on the contrary it attempts to provide as much detail as possible about your transactions and UTXOs, but in a way that is manageable and usable. Completely Open Source. Desktop only wallet. Following the arrest of the Samurai Wallet Devs, the Whirlpool privacy features were removed from the wallet.\nHardware Wallets # Cold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nFoundationDevices - Foundation builds the Passport hardware wallet which is an airgapped wallet hardware device. Passport has no direct connection with the outside world – no USB data and no wireless communications. Instead, Passport uses a camera and QR codes for communication. This provides hardcore, airgapped security without sacrificing usability.\nLedger - NOT RECOMMENDED. While Ledger has a long history in the space of supporting multiple coins. Ledger is close sourced. Ledger has recently come under for fire for creating a backup policy that lets you back up your keys to Ledgers cloud providers, which means that your private keys could be susceptible to third party pressures on the key holders. Also Ledger was caught sending customer data to several different third parties.\nMonero Signer - Monero Signer is a hardware signing device equipped with a camera that allows you to sign transactions offline via QR-Code. Monero Signer also allows you to generate seeds, passphrases and addresses. All this while being completely offline. Software updates are done air-gapped using a micro SD card.\nSeedsigner - Open source hardware signing device that uses raspberry pi zero which reduces possibility of interception. Does not store your coins, is only a security focused device for signing/approving transactions. Bitcoin only.\nTrezor - One of the older hardware wallets around. Trezor is Fully open source and is one of the few wallets to also support multiple coins.\nLightning Wallets # Phoenix Wallet - Utilizing the lightning network can still be quite difficult, which Phoenix aims to help solve. At first glance, Phoenix doesn\u0026rsquo;t look different from your typical Bitcoin wallet. The difference is that Phoenix runs natively on Lightning. Phoenix takes care of everything under the hood and you will barely notice anything, except that your payments are faster and cheaper. Mobile only wallet. Monero Wallets # Anonero - Anonero is privacy focused phone wallet that only supports Monero, while incorporating other privacy features like, encrypted backups, airgapped transactions mandatory TOR connections. You can only access this app over TOR.\nFeather Wallet - Feather is a free, open-source Monero wallet for Linux, Tails, macOS and Windows. It is written in C++ with the Qt framework. Monero can be difficult to use in many cases to the highly technical and private nature of the coin, which is why the simplicity of feather wallet is so necessary. Feather Wallet can installed or run as a standalone application, making it easily parable with something like Tails OS for the ultimate privacy combo.\nMonero Subscription Wallet - Wallet that allows you to set subscriptions of regularly recurring payments that you would like to send.\nMyMonero - The simplest way to use the next-generation private digital currency Monero, at the sweet spot between security, convenience, and features. Not a full node wallet. You need to trust another node to run this wallet. These wallets share your private view key with a remote server, which continuously scans the blockchain looking for your transactions. They are faster to use, but your privacy can be lessened if you don\u0026rsquo;t control the remote server.\nRinoWallet - Online Monero multisig wallet. Non-custodial and offers 2FA protection.\nMulti Chain Wallets # CakeWallet - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including Monero. Cakewallet phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with Monero for discounts from hundreds of vendors. Supports Monero. No KYC Required. Mobile and desktop wallet. Open Source.\nExodus Wallet - One of the best wallets for holding multiple coins. With a beautiful interface that shows you long term internal price data, built in protocol level staking, coin swaps between hundreds of coins and many other features. Exodus is one best crypto wallets bar none. While it has ended support for Monero as it was a technical challenge to support it. Exodus is NOT Open source. Desktop and mobile.\nStack Wallet - Non Custodial multi coin wallet. Open Source. Has built in exchange functionality. Comes with \u0026ldquo;Duress mode\u0026rdquo; that lets you prepare a fake wallet in case you are physically threatened. Comes with built auto back ups, in wallet crypto swapping and more. Allows you to easily point at your own full node. Supports monero. Desktop and Mobile.\nWallet Recovery # Bitcoin Recovery CO - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nCryptoRecovers - Helping people regain access to their lost Bitcoin wallets since 2019.\nDatarecovery.com - Specializes in cryptocurrency recovery services, providing expert assistance to individuals and businesses who have lost access to their digital assets.\nDriveSavers - Specializes in recovering lost cryptocurrency and compromised wallets from all types of software and hardware wallets.\nEasyRecovery - Professional Bitcoin wallet recovery services can assist with password recovery, private key extraction, and damaged device repair to restore access to your Bitcoin.\nKeychainX - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nProfessional Crypto Recovery - Crypto recovery service that can help you recover your lost coins today.\nRecoverLostBitcoin - Expert crypto recovery services, including private key reconstruction, wallet and scam recovery.\nRecoverMyCryptoWallet - Can recover lost passphrases, missing seed words and forgotten passwords.\nWallet Recovery Service - Can recover lost crypto from all types of wallets.\n"},{"id":13,"href":"/organizations/","title":"Organizations","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The State is, and always has been, the great single enemy of the human race, its liberty, happiness, and progress.\u0026rdquo; - Murray Rothbard\nLiberty Organization that fight for different facets of all things related to liberty.\nAnti ESG Orgs # StriveFunds - Investment firm to counter ESG narrative from Blackrock and Vanguard. Strive specifically rejects the idea of Stakeholder capitalism. Started by author and presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. Antiwar # Antiwar.com - Since the mid 90\u0026rsquo;s Antiwar.com has been one of not the most important and consistently antiwar voices. With reporting on wars all over the globe for a liberty perspective, antiwar.com covers every aspect of the global wars.\nBitcoin For Peace - Accelerate World Peace Through Bitcoin Adoption. The vision of Bitcoin For Peace is to live in world where ALL life co-thrives in harmony. With the current corrupt fiat system, that vision can never happen. Bitcoin is a peaceful revolution.\nConcerned Veterans for America - CVA and its grassroots army will look to defend VA reforms and expand health care options for veterans, rethink America’s foreign policy to promote long-term prosperity, and encourage action to foster a more secure financial future for our country.\nDefend the Guard - An organization that works to reclaim constitutional authority. Defend the Guard legislation would prohibit a state’s National Guard units from being deployed into active combat without a formal declaration of war by Congress, as provided by the U.S. Constitution.\nFood Not Bombs - Food Not Bombs started in 1980. They work to provide healthy vegetarian food to starving Americans. Leftwing organization.\nStopWar.org - Stop the War was founded in September 2001 in the weeks following 9/11, when George W. Bush announced the “war on terror”. Stop the War has since been dedicated to preventing and ending the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and elsewhere. Comes from a leftwing perspective.\nThe Libertarian Institute - Founded by Scott Horton. LI focuses on many issues with a large focus on antiwar. LI has a lot of cross over with Antiwar.com.\nTheGrayZone - The Grayzone is an independent journalistic initiative that does not receive funding from any government or government-backed group or individual. The Gray Zone primarily reports on antiwar civil rights issues from a left wing perspectives.\nWeAreNotYourSoldiers - Antiwar Non-profit feature former soldiers that publicly talk about their horrible experiences during war.\nAntiWoke Advocacy # ActionPDE - PDE Action is a nonpartisan advocacy group working to reclaim public schools through engagement with school boards \u0026amp; state legislatures.\nDefendingEd - Parents Defending Education is a national grassroots organization working to reclaim our schools from activists imposing harmful agendas.\nExit Group - Group that helps users exit from woke/corporate life and build businesses to create separate revenue streams\nFairForAll - A nonpartisan organization dedicated to advancing civil rights and liberties for all Americans, and promoting a common culture based on fairness, understanding, and humanity. Specifically rejects woke ideas and believes in actual equality for all people.\nHeterodox Academy - Heterodox Academy (HxA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit membership organization of thousands of faculty, staff, and students committed to advancing the principles of open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement to improve higher education and academic research. Focuses heavily on Colleges.\nInstitute for Liberal Values - As a non-partisan and non-sectarian consortium focused on the promotion of individual freedom, rights, and liberty in everyday life, the Institute for Liberal Values provides the skills and support required to build community where there has been division, encourage free expression where there has been censorship, and foster optimism where there is fear.\nNew Discourses - Education on all things critical theory. Eduation and debunking of Marxism, Progressive and all forms of critical theory. IE Critical Race Theory, Queer Theory, etc. Founded by James Lindsey.\nClimate Change Pushback # Copenhagen Consensus - The Copenhagen Consensus Center is a think tank that researches and publishes the smartest solutions to the world\u0026rsquo;s biggest problems. Our studies are conducted by more than 300 economists from internationally renowned institutions, including seven Nobel Laureates, to advise policymakers and philanthropists how to achieve the best results with their limited resources.Founded by climate change debunker and educator Bjorn Lomborg.\nEnvironmental Progress - Environmental Progress (EP) was founded in 2016 with the mission of achieving nature, peace and prosperity for all. We believe everyone has a right to affordable energy, a healthy planet, and urban environments that enable citizens to thrive. Our strategy has been to organize grassroots movements to defend these rights, and to fund research into why they are threatened. Founded by free speech advocate and Journalist Michael Shellenberger.\nHeartland.org - The Heartland Institute is a nonprofit organization that focuses on issues in education, environmental protection, health care, budgets and taxes, and stopping Socialism.\nIndustrial Progress - For the last 40 years, so-called environmentalists have held back industrial progress around the world. That\u0026rsquo;s why Idustrial Progress helps the industry fight for its freedom, with new ideas, arguments, and policies that will improve our economy and our environment. Founded by Fossil Fuels advocate Alex Epstein.\nPerc.org - The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) explores how aligning free market incentives for environmental stewardship produces sustainable outcomes for land, water, and wildlife.\nSavory.Global - Fights against climate change approved opinion by using regenerative farming practices of holistic land management. Provides real alternative solutions to mainstream climate fear mongering.\nDrug Freedom # Drug Policy Alliance - The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the leading organization in the U.S. working to end the drug war. Encryption and censorship # Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) - The largest organization that fights for Internet and Digital Freedom. Based out of the US.The EFF puts out several of the best digital freedom tools, including HTTPS Everywhere, Privacy Badger and Certbot.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFree resources Physical and Digital # Art For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nLeadership Institute - Liberty focused training provided in person and virtual. Training is offered for a wide range of topics, including, activism campaigns, fundraising and more.\nLibertarianism.org - Free ebooks from a Cato/Bluepilled perspective. Still some solid content overall.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - Free liberty starter kits for applicants. Including books small grants and more. Primarily aimed at students.\nTechsoup.org - Free Tech for non-profits.\nLegal Advocacy # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nCoin Center - Based in D.C., Coin Center is the leading non-profit research and advocacy center focused on the public policy issues facing cryptocurrency and decentralized computing technologies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Their mission is to defend the rights of individuals to build and use free and open cryptocurrency networks: the right to write and publish code – to read and to run it. The right to assemble into peer-to-peer networks. And the right to do all this privately.\nDeFi Education Fund - The DeFi Education Fund (DEF) explains decentralized finance (DeFi) to policymakers around the world and advocates for policies welcoming of decentralized financial infrastructure.\nFire - Since its founding more than two decades ago as the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, FIRE has become the nation’s leading defender of fundamental rights on college campuses through our unique mix of programming, including student and faculty outreach, public education campaigns, individual case advocacy, and policy reform efforts. In 2022, FIRE changed its name to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and announced an expansion initiative into off-campus free speech advocacy and legal defense.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nInstitute for Justice - IJ is a nonprofit, public interest law firm. Their mission is to end widespread abuses of government power and secure the constitutional rights that allow all Americans to pursue their dreams.\nJusticeDao- A DAO specifically dedicated to helping the legal defense of the developers of Tornado Cash, an Ethereum based privacy service that was takedown by government action.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nPacific Legal Foundation - Pacific Legal Foundation is a national nonprofit legal organization that defends Americans from government overreach and abuse. PFL specifically focuses on Property Rights, Equality and Opportunity and Separation of Powers. ^1,2^\nPeer-To-Peer Rights Fund - The P2P Rights Fund is a project housed within the Bitcoin Policy Institute, a 501(c)3 think tank. An advisory board including open-source developers, human rights activists, and lawyers oversees the fund’s activities. P2P Focuses on protection of Open-Source Software under the First Amendment.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nStand With Crypto - Stand With Crypto, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, champions for clear, common-sense regulations for the crypto industry. We\u0026rsquo;re mobilizing the 52 million crypto owners in the US - a demographic that is younger (60% Gen-Z and Millennials) and more diverse (41% identify as racial minorities) than the general US population - to unlock crypto\u0026rsquo;s innovation potential and foster greater economic freedom.\nThe Crypto Lawyers - Much like Coin Center Crypto Lawyers provide legal advocacy for Bitcoin freedom. They offer services in regards to Litigation, NFT, DEFI, IP, Compliance, and Forensic Investigations.\nMeetups, Education and Training # Americas Future - America’s Future empowers young people to be active, civil, and curious citizens who build freer communities that lead to fulfillment, dignity, and happiness for all.We’re working toward a time in America where young people collaborate to drive change in their communities – change that equips the individual to build a free and happy life. America’s Future offers rising generations opportunities for networking, mentoring, leadership and community engagement through our national network and extensive array of programming.\nArt For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nFreedom Works - A longstanding political orginization that has traditionally leaned republican. Recently though they\u0026rsquo;ve rebranded to target smaller liberty focused groups in order to help educated and advocate for freedom and change in public policy.\nLeadership Institute - Founded in 1979 by its president, Morton C. Blackwell, LI provides training in campaigns, fundraising, grassroots organizing, youth politics, and communications. The Institute teaches conservatives of all ages how to succeed in politics, government, and the media.The Institute offers more than 50 types of training schools, workshops, and seminars; a free employment placement service; and a national field program that trains conservative students to organize campus groups.\nLiberty on the Rocks - Liberty on the Rocks is a non-profit grass roots libertarian organization designed to educate, connect, and activate liberty enthusiasts around the world. Through local chapters and events, citizens and activists throughout the country can increase the size of their networks, enhance their understanding of economics and the philosophy of freedom, widen their knowledge of local and national educational outlets, and increase their opportunities for involvement. Official Partner of Liberty Tools\nLiberty Seeds - The largest directory of liberty-minded organizations, events, and more.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - SFL is not a top down, chapter based, or membership organization. Instead SFL functions as a network of pro-liberty students from a wide diversity of locations and backgrounds. SFL does sometimes take the more blue pilled approach.\nWe Are Change - We Are Change is a nonpartisan, independent media organization comprised of individuals and groups working to expose corruption worldwide.Founded by Luke Rudkowski, We Are Change is comprised of independent journalists, concerned citizens, activists, and anyone who wants to shape the direction our world is going in. We seek to expose the lies of governments and the corporate elite who constantly trash our humanity. Their goal is to create a community of truth-seekers and peacemakers who share a commitment to nonviolent action.\nYoung Americans for Liberty - Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) is the most active and effective pro-liberty youth organization advancing liberty on campus. Our four-step mission is to identify, educate, train, and mobilize youth activists to make liberty win. YAL maintains many chapters across college campuses all over the US.\nYou are the Power - You Are The Power is a membership-based nonprofit that is founded and run by Spike Cohen. They work with activists and organizations in all 50 states, using localized, single-issue activism to set communities free, restore individual rights, take the power away from government and put it back in the hands of the people.\nPress Freedoms # Committee to Protect Journalists - The Committee to Protect Journalists is an independent, nonprofit organization that promotes press freedom worldwide. They defend the right of journalists to report the news safely and without fear of reprisal.\nInternational Press Institute - Their mission is to defend media freedom and support independent journalism wherever they are threatened. Also tracks press freedoms in regards to Covid restrictions.\nReporters Without Borders - Reporters Without Borders tracks press freedoms across the world.\nPolice Reform and Monitoring # 8 Can\u0026rsquo;t Wait - 8 Cant Wait is a campaign to bring immediate change to police departments by encouraging the adoption of 8 specific policies.\nAdopt a Cop - Adopt A Cop BJJ is a nonprofit, donation based program and registered 501(c)3 that allows active duty patrolling police officers around the country to train at any Adopt A Cop BJJ affiliated academy and will pay 100% of the officer’s membership until they reach the rank of Blue belt. Blue belt is the second ranked belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and on average it takes around 12 to 18 months to obtain. Police officers are much less likely to both get injured and to injure suspects if they are trained in BJJ as evidenced by this Case Study.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nOpen-archive - App for saving and sharing files for whistleblowers and videos of police etc\nThick Red Line - A project of Art of Liberty, TRL is an effort to restore respect for law enforcement by abolishing victimless crime.\nWashingtonPost Police Shootings Database - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states\nThink Tanks # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAyn Rand Institute - ARI offers a variety of educational experiences to promote greater understanding of Ayn Rand’s philosophy and, through the writing and speaking of our experts, advocates her principles of reason, rational self-interest and laissez-faire capitalism. ARI also often takes a more Blue pilled perspective and does not generally follow Anarchist ideas, as it advocates for a one world government, based on the principles of logic and reason.\nArt of Liberty - A small think tank that exposes the Illegitimacy and Criminality of “Government” while Making the Voluntaryist Case for Free Markets, REAL Freedom and Peace.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow Institute works to promote the ideas of privacy in the world.\nThe Cato Institute - Founded in 1977 by Ed Crane, Murray Rothbard and Charles Koch. Cato is one of the oldest and largest libertarian think tanks in America. Cato has published great research and information since its inception. Cato has been criticized at times for often taking very pragmatic criticisms of the state and sometimes making the libertarian defense of state activities. Often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nThe Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) - FEE\u0026rsquo;s popular digital content and in-person programs turn complex ideas into practical tools for living your best life and making the world a better place. Fee covers a wide range of issues across the entire political spectrum, while always exposing government crimes and failures.\nThe Future of Freedom Foundation - The Future of Freedom Foundation is a tax-exempt, non-profit educational foundation whose mission is to present an uncompromising moral, philosophical, and economic case for the free society.\nThe Mises Institute - The premium think tank for all things liberty. Founded in 1982 by Anarcho-capitalism Lew Rockwell, largely to push the ideas of economist Murray Rothbard following his split with the Cato Institute. The Mises institute has been one of the biggest and most consistent voices for all things liberty including: Antiwar, Austrian economics, Sound Money, Police Reform, Secession, Book Publishing and so much more.\nThe Reason Foundation - Reason Foundation advances a free society by developing, applying, and promoting libertarian principles, including individual liberty, free markets, and the rule of law. We use journalism and public policy research to influence the frameworks and actions of policymakers, journalists, and opinion leaders. Reason also publishes Reason Magazine and hosts the SOHO Debate Forum. Much like Cato Reason often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nWhistle Blowing # Aim - Undercover citizen journalism, mostly focused on American schools.\nCryptome - One of the primary inspirations for Wikileaks, Cryptome has been offering a leaking platform to the world since 1996 and still runs today. Founded by John Young.\nEFF Surveillance Self-Defense - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\nGlobal Leaks - Whistleblowing Solutions Impresa Sociale S.r.l. (WBS) is an innovative social enterprise that carries out research and development to support whistleblowers and the fight against corruption. It was founded in 2016 to guarantee the economic sustainability of the GlobaLeaks project, through taking care of the growing number of requests for assistance, maintenance and custom deployment. WBS hosts the development activities and coordinates the community efforts. Global leaks provides its own open source tool for whistleblowers.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nO\u0026rsquo;keefe Media Group - Following the ousting of James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe from Project Veritas, O\u0026rsquo;Keefe Media group was founded to present another opportunity for whistle blowing and citizen journalism. OKM provides training and supplies for Citizen journalists.\nProject Veritas - Founded in 2010 by James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe, Project Veritas picked up much of the leaking slack following Wikileakss decrease in output. Often slandered as a far right group, Project Veritas has leaked many of the biggest stories since its inception. Project Veritas was and is largely known for using undercover cameras to expost stories.\nTruth in Media - Not a whistleblowing organization perse, however TIM is known for doing in depth inclusive stories reputably with strong reliable sources and without sensationalism. TIM focuses on stories that most media ignores. Founded by Journalist Ben Swann.\nWikiLeaks - Founded in 2006 by Julian Assange. Wikileaks was the the primary source for leaking of highly secret corporate and government data. Wikileaks worked to protect its leakers by employing the use of PGP and TOR. While largely inactive since the arrest of its founder Julian Assange in 2019, Wikileaks archives are still an important repository of leaked data.\nWizSafe Journalist Privacy Guide - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\n"},{"id":14,"href":"/osint/","title":"OSINT","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Nothing has such power to broaden the mind as the ability to investigate systematically and truly all that comes under thy observation in life.\u0026rdquo; - Marcus Aurelius\nOpen Source Intelligence tools can be used to find information of all types. This can be useful in furthering your understanding of both offensive and defensive practices by finding information for anything and everything. OSINT is the direct inverse of open source privacy tools. OSINT can be used for nefarious purposes in some cases, but OSINT itself does not directly include the concept of hacking. OSINT only aims to find legally available public information. OSINT has tremendous use in regards to education and finding information about corporations, politicians and good journalism. These tools can also be used to help you understand your own privacy exposure as well. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAI (Artificial Intelligence) Tools # Art Generators # Albus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAnimate Anyone - App that allows you to take a static image or photo and create videos of movement based on the people or characters in those photos.\nDall E - DALL·E 2 is an AI system that can create realistic images and art from a description in natural language. Made by Open Ai. Closed source.\nDreamstudio.ai - AI Art Generation.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGemini - Formerly known as Bard. Google\u0026rsquo;s AI alternative to Chat GPT. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias, including filtering your text prompts through a DEI and social justice lens.\nLumiere - A Space-Time Diffusion Model for Video Generation. Made by Google, closed source. Create video from word prompts or pictures. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias.\nMagic Animate - Magic Animate is an open source project that allows you to produces an animated video from a single image and a motion video.\nMid Journey - Mid Journey is an independent research lab exploring new mediums of thought and expanding the imaginative powers of the human species. Requires the unencrypted messaging app Discord for image generation.\nOpen AI Sora - Sora can generate videos up to a minute long while maintaining visual quality and adherence to the user’s prompt. Closed source.\nFreedom and Privacy AI Tools # AI Unchained - Podcast by freedom advocate and bitcoin educator Guy Swann. Follow the newest updates in the AI industry to become more sovereign and efficient by utilizing cutting edge tools.\nAlex AI - Energy and Climate Chatbot. Built by Alex Epstein, an advocate of Freedom and Fossil Fuels. Iphone Only.\nGab AI - Chat GPT alternative and image generator by conservative Social Media company GAB.\nGATgpt - A LLM model like Chat GPT but specifically for gun printing and all things gun related. Built by Cody Wilson.\nLibertAI - Decentralized privacy focused AI.\nUnleashed Chat - AI chatbot service designed with real privacy in mind. It stands out with its live Nostr data querying and advanced context embedding capabilities. It allows for Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network, for privacy and speed. The platform employs the latest Open Source models, prioritizing uncensored options.\nVenice - Venice is an open source alternative to Chat GPT. With built in features for code prompts and Stable Diffusion, Venice does not censor or spy on you. Launched by freedom advocate and crypto pioneer Erik Voorhees.\nGeneral AI Tools # AI or Not - Need to verify if images are AI generated? Here\u0026rsquo;s a project that can identify images from Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Dall-E, GAN and more.\nAIXploira - Access the largest list of top-quality AI tools available on the web.\nAlbus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAwesome GPT - List of dozens of GPT style LLMs.\nEsperanto.ai - Esperanto delivers high-performance, energy-efficient computing solutions that are the compelling choice for the most demanding AI and non-AI applications.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGPT4all - Self Hosted GPT Alternative.\nHuggingface.co - Open Source CHAT GPT Alternative.\nLM Studio - LM Studio lets you discover, download, and run local LLMs entirely offline.\nMaxAI.me - Chrome extension that lets you utilize AI on different sites.\nParse Prompt - Convert and summarize podcast episodes, audio clips, web-pages, and YouTube into AI-generated content.\nAttack Surface # BynaryEdge - We scan the web and gather data for you.\nCensys - Attack Surface Management Solutions.\nCriminalip.io - Cyber Threat Intelligence Search Engine and Attack Surface Management (ASM) platform.\nRedHunt Labs - Discover your Attack Surface, Continuously.\nSecurityTrails - The Total Internet Inventory.\nBug Hunting # Bug Bounty writeups - Detailed breakdowns of all sorts of different types of attacks.\nBughunter-handbook - A list of resources that will help bug bounty hunters with resources that are useful during their bug bounty journey.\nCertificates # CertSpotter - Monitors your domains for expiring, unauthorized, and invalid SSL certificates.\nCensys - Certificates - Certificates Search.\nCrt.sh - Certificate Search.\nCTSearch - Certificate Transparency Search Tool.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nTLS.BufferOver.run - Quickly find certificates in IPv4 space.\nCredentials # Check your email accounts to find associated accounts with breached companies.\nBreachdirectory.org - Check if your information was exposed in a data breach.\nCrackstation.net - Massive pre-computed lookup (Rainbow) tables to crack password hashes.\nDehashed - Free deep-web scans and protection against credential leaks, Takes Monero for Premium accounts.\nHackcheck - Hackcheck is a data breach search engine that makes checking the integrity of your data easy and flexible cheap! They currently offer several lightning fast queries to search through our billions of records with. The queries they offer are email, password, username, name, IP address, phone number, and domain name.\nHave I Been Pwned - Check if your email or phone is in a data breach.\nHaveibeensold.app - App that checks who is selling your data. Currently down.\nIntelx - Needs an account for most dumps, but shows accounts and password associated with on different sites.\nLeak-Lookup - Search across thousands of data breaches to find you compromised data - Requires an account for full results. Cheap prices and accepts Monero.\nLeakCheck.io - Make sure your credentials haven\u0026rsquo;t been compromised.\nLeakix - Identify public data leaks.\nMozilla Monitor - Stay safe with privacy tools from the makers of Firefox that protect you from hackers and companies that publish and sell your personal information. We’ll alert you of any known data breaches, find and remove your exposed info and continually watch for new exposures.\nSnusbase - Stay on top of the latest database breaches.\nSpycloud.com - More in Depth than haveIbeenpwned. Requires an account.\nCode Search Engines # GitHub Code Search - A search engine for searching projects on GitHub.\nGrep.app - Search across a half million git repos.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nNerdyData - Find companies based on their website\u0026rsquo;s tech stack or code.\nPublicwww.com - Source Code Search Engine. Find any alphanumeric snippet, signature or keyword in the web pages HTML, JS and CSS code.\nRepoSearch - Source code search engine that helps you find implementation details, example usages or just analyze code.\nSearchCode - Search 75 billion lines of code from 40 million projects.\nSourceGraph - Understand and search across your entire codebase.\nData Retention # Archive.org - The biggest site for internet website archives.\nDessant - A web extension for pulling data from archived sites.\nInteltechniques - A guide to manually remove your data from archive sites.\nMemento Time Travel - Memento TimeTravel is built using the archive.today API, and can thus be utilized as an upgraded internet archive product. It offers web users with an easy-to-use design.\nPagefreezer.com - PageFreezer is an alternative to the Wayback machine which utilizes Google-like crawling technology. The screenshots are taken using a fully automated operation.\nTubeRipper - An app that lets you rip or download videos from most platforms.\nWebcite - WebCite differs from the Wayback Machine by providing the sort of detailed snapshots of author-cited references requested by publishers, editors, and readers.\nDevice Information # Macaddress.io - MAC address vendor lookup.\nMaclookup.app - Find the vendor name of a device by entering an OUI or a MAC address.\nMacvendors.com - Find MAC Address Vendors. Now.\nMAC Vendor Lookup - Look up the vendor for a specific MAC Address.\nDNS # Chaos - Enhance research and analyse changes around DNS for better insights.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing.\nDNSDumpster - DNS recon \u0026amp; research, find \u0026amp; lookup DNS records.\nDNShistory.org - Domain Name System Historical Record Archive.\nDNSdb - Passive DNS historical database.\nDNSviz - Tool for visualizing the status of a DNS zone.\nDNSTwister - The anti-phishing domain name search engine and DNS monitoring service.\nDnslytics - The ultimate online investigation tool for DNS and other internet data.\nHackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nPassivedns.mnemonic.no - Web interface for querying passive DNS data collected in our malware lab.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nRapidDNS - DNS query tool which make querying - subdomains or sites of a same IP easy.\nDomains # Buckets.grayhatwarfare.com - Public buckets.\nBuiltWith - Find out what websites are Built With.\nCentralOps - DomainDossier - Investigate domains and IP addresses.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing!\nDomainIQ - Comprehensive Domain Intelligence.\nGrayhatwarfare.com - domains - How to search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nIPInfo - Provides your WAN or Public IP address.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nPentest-tools.com - Discover subdomains and determine the attack surface of an organization.\nRiddler - Allows you to search in a high quality dataset.\nRobTex - Various kinds of research of IP numbers, Domain names, etc.\nSecurityheaders.com - Scan your site now.\nSimilarweb.com - The easiest and fastest tool to find out what\u0026rsquo;s really going on online.\nSitereport.netcraft.com - Find out the infrastructure and technologies used by any site.\nSpyonweb.com - Find out related websites.\nStatscrop.com - Millions of amazing websites across the web are being analyzed with StatsCrop.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVisualsitemapper.com - Create a visual map of your site.\nWho.is - WHOIS Search, Domain Name, Website, and IP Tools.\nWhois.domaintools.com - Industry’s fastest domain discovery engine and broadest, most accurate data.\nWhoisology.com - Deep Connections Between Domain Names \u0026amp; Their Owners.\nExploits # 0day.today - The ultimate database of exploits and vulnerabilities.\nExploit-DB - An Exploit Database.\npacketstormsecurity.com - Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers.\nRapid7 - DB - A vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSploitus - A convenient central place for identifying the newest exploits.\nVulmon - A vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nFacial Recognition # Pimeyes - The gold Standard in facial recognition search, while prioritizing privacy. Focused Search Engines # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Correlate – Google Trends Correlate can help you identify search patterns that correlate with real-world trends. It can be used to identify search patterns that are similar to one another. For example, you could use the tool to find out if there is a link between new legislation and gun sales (at least in terms of the search volume related to the two topics).\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nGrabify - Grabify is a free web-based IP grabbing/URL shortening tool. (IP grabbing just as it implies simply means getting/grabbing peoples IP addresses.) This can be used to get location/IP data from potential attackers.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nIPGeo - IpGeo is a python tool to extract IP addresses from captured network traffic file (pcap/pcapng) and generate csv report containing details about the geolocation of each ip in the packets.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMillion Short – Million Short has an interesting approach to searching for information online. The interface is generally similar to a typical search engine. However, you can sort and filter the results in a number of ways. Examples include popularity, eCommerce, live chat, date, location, and others. Also, it automatically pulls out the top sites that usually occupy the top spots in any search result (e.g. Amazon.com, eBay, YouTube, etc.)\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nMention - A service that lets you track any code words across social media platforms. Paid service.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOSSDatabase - OSS DATABASE is a crowdsourced database of Open Source software. Their goal is to make it easy to look for open source alternatives and compare them with their proprietary peers.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPulsedive - A search engine for devices connected to the internet.\nPublic API\u0026rsquo;s - A list of several different API\u0026rsquo;s that are free to use for data pulling.\nPublicData.com - PublicData.com is the number one resource for public records from local, state, and federal agencies.\nProwl - A free IP search \u0026amp; identifications of IoC and IoA.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nSearch by Image - Tool to reverse image search docs, only works in Chromium based browsers.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nShodan – A search engine and network security tool for the internet of things. It finds devices on the internet like web servers, webcams, appliances, traffic lights, and even power plants.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTalkWalkerAlerts – TalkWalkerAlerts is a great alternative to Google Alerts because, in addition to monitoring the web for certain keywords, it monitors social media, blogs, and forums as well. This can be helpful if you need to find mentions of someone’s name or business across the web. Free and paid options.\nTorSearch - A TOR search engine for websites hosted on TOR (The Darknet).\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nTinyEye - A reverse image search.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nGeolocation # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nMail Addresses # Centralops - Email, Whois, DNS search info.\nEmailHippo - Email address verification technology.\nEmail-format.com - Find the email address formats in use at thousands of companies.\nHunter.io - Find professional email addresses in seconds.\nIntelligenceX - Search engine and data archive. Finds public personal information from data brokers.\nMelissa - Emailcheck - Check email addresses and verify they are live.\nMXToolbox - Check your email headers.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nReacher.email - Open-Source Email Verification.\nRocketReach - Your first-degree connection to any professional.\nskymem.info - Find email addresses of companies and people.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nThatsThem - Reverse email lookup.\nverify-email.org - Checks whether the mailbox exists or not.\nVoilaNorbert - I can find anyone\u0026rsquo;s email address.\nOSINT Lists # About.start.me - OSINT Dashboard to combine different OSINT tools.\nAwesome-Osint - A curated list of amazingly awesome open source intelligence tools and resources.\nFacebook Email Search - A simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFreedomlab.io - FreedomLab is a virtual gathering place for human rights defenders. Here you will find a repository of training materials, tutorials, and digital tools, all tailored to your needs and requirements. We hope you will learn about tools, experiences, advocacy and fundraising strategies, as well as knowledge and skills related to security. Through support and collaboration, human rights defenders increase their capacity to monitor and report, seek redress, and advocate for the promotion of human rights.\nFull OSINT - Full OSINT focused on the most popular web-based Open Source Intelligence and Cybersecurity Tools.\nHacker Search Engines - Long list of OSINT Tools.\nInteltechniques Tools - Dozens of tools available from Michael Bazzels website.\nOstintFramework - Terrific list. Layout is a bit strange can be annoying to navigate.\nOsint-jobs.com - Job board and education research.\nOsintcurio.us - The OSINT Curious Project was a source of quality, actionable, Open Source Intelligence news, original blogs, instructional videos, and live streams. We tried to keep people curious about exploring web applications for bits of information or trying out new techniques to access important OSINT data.\nOsintool.com - List of multiple tools with install instructions.\nOsintdojo.com - A giant list of OSINT resources.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nSociallinks.io - Everything you need to navigate the OSINT world, gain deeper insights, and enhance investigations.\nSocial-Analyzer - API, CLI \u0026amp; Web App for analyzing \u0026amp; finding a person’s profile across social media websites. It includes different string analysis and detection modules, you can choose which combination of modules to use during the investigation process.\nSpiderFoot - SpiderFoot is an open-source OSINT tool with 200+ modules for gathering information on target organizations, domains and IP addresses, networks, emails, and usernames. It offers automation capabilities for routine OSINT tasks like DNS queries, threat intelligence checks, breach detection, WHOIS lookups, and more.\nstart.me - Another Giant list of all sorts of tools.\nTCM-Open-Source-Intellingence-Resources - Compilation of Resources from TCM\u0026rsquo;s OSINT Course.\nX-osint - An Open source intelligent framework ie an osint tool which gathers valid information about a phone number, user’s email address, perform VIN Osint, and reverse, perform subdomain enumeration, able to find email from a name, and so much more.\nSecurity Focused Tools # 2fA.Directory - List of companies that use 2FA in America. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\n2fA.Directory.International - List of companies that use 2FA Internationally. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nBest Randoms - Random information generator for huge amount of categories.\nDmarc and SPF Checkers - A site Dmarc, SPF and DKIM are Email security settings that protect your email account from being spoofed or faked. This tool scores your domain to see how difficult it would be to spoof. ^1^\nDNS checker and port scanner - A site to check open ports, DNS SPF records and much more on your own internal server.\nEfani - Test your Phone number public connections to see your total phone exposure.\nEmail Rep - App that lets you check the known reputability of any email address and domain.\nEnd Of Life - Tracks closely software updates, and EOL status for a massive list of software. Need to figure out how long your new phone will be supported? They have you covered.\nExiftool - A tool let’s you pull metadata info from a wide range of file types.\nHudson Rock - Free tools to check for compromised corporate accounts.\nHowsecureismypassword - A site to test the security and the Bruce Force difficulty of your password.\nImmuniweb - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server or servers. Checks SSL status of multiple different types of applications. Also checks compliance with frameworks such as PCI, HIPAA and NIST.\nIp Quality Score - An app to check your IP, Email and Fraud prevention. Also allows for verifying Tor and VPN connectivity and much more.\nPolisis - Polisis gives you a glimpse of what websites actually say in their privacy policies.\nPrivacy Parrot - A search engine that helps determine if a website can sell your personal information.\nScamDoctor - Project that tracks known scam websites and use an algorithm to determine likelihood of other scams.\nSecurity Headers - A site to check the security headers of your own self-hosted server to check your exposure to attacks like XSS, Clickjacking and more.\nShieldsup - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Run by Steve Gibson of the SecurityNow Podcast and Spinrite data recovery application.\nSSL LABS - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Specifically looks at TLS config and hash algorithm of your website.\nTiny-check - A piece of software that scans your phone to check for unauthorized monitoring apps unknowingly installed.\nTOSBack (Terms of Service) - A website that reads back other website terms of service and puts it into a simple and easy to read summary.\nTraceLabs - An OSINT service that helps find missing people.\nVirus Total - Scan files, hashes and URLs to run them against a database of known compromised software. Extremely useful when evaluating new suspicious files or programs.\nW3Techs - Large list that tracks software utilization across industries. Find metrics based around software markets share.\nServers # FOFA - Cyberspace mapping.\nGreyNoise - The source for understanding internet noise.\nNatlas - Scaling Network Scanning.\nNetlas.io - Discover, Research and Monitor any Assets Available Online.\nOnyphe.io - Cyber Defense Search Engine for open-source and cyber threat intelligence data.\nZoomEye - Global cyberspace mapping.\nSocial Media Tools # Discord # Discord OSINT Attack Surface - Description of Discord\u0026rsquo;s attack surface.\nDiscord Snowflake to Timestamp Converter - Pulls Discord message timestamps.\nDiscordBee - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDiscordServers Search - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDutch OSINT Guy Discord Resources - OSINT Discord resources that may be useful for searching or pivoting on Discord.\nFacebook # Einvestigator.com - Facebook Search Tools and Resources.\nFacebook Email Search - Is a simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFB People Directory - Is a native tool built by Facebook so you can, as its name suggests, search their people directory. It’s super useful and one of the easiest tools to use when you’re looking for someone.\nPassive DNS - Technology allows you to investigate everything you can imagine about any organization or company in the world, way beyond a simple citizen profile. Let’s see it in action for facebook.com.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nToolzu.com - A platform for Facebook video downloading.\nGab # Gab OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGab OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tool for creating Bookmarklet.\nGab OSINT Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB ^1^\nGeneral Social Media Tools # Sherlock - Finds all usernames across 300 different social media platforms.\nSocialBlade - Real Time follower/subscriber counter for Youtube, Twitch, Instagram and Twitter.\nStories Down - Guide for several different platforms.\nGettr # Gettr OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGettr OSINT Investigations Tips \u0026amp; Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB.\nInstagram # Gramho - Identifying Followers of a Private Instagram Profile.\nInstahunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Instagram posts.\nInstagram OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Instagram.\nPicuki - View, edit and share your publicly available Instagram content.\nLinkedIn # Epieos LinkedIn Tool - Retrieve information linked to an email address.\nHow to conduct OSINT on Linkedin - List of tactics and strategies.\nLinkedIn OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the LinkedIn attack surface.\nLinkedIn OSINT Bookmarket Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part I - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part II - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nNew LinkedIn Search Features - Guide on search functions in LinkedIn.\nPinterest # Aware Online - List of tactics and strategies.\nPinterest OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Pinterest attack surface.\nReddit # Rdddeck - Creates Reddit decks.\nReddit OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Reddit attack surface.\nReddit OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nReddit OSINT Techniques - List of Osint tools and tactics for Reddit.\nUnddit - App that lets you display removed (by mods) and deleted (by users) comments/posts for Reddit.\nSkype # Skype OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Skype attack surface.\nSkypli - Skype search engine.\nSnapchat # Snapchat OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Snapchat attack surface.\nSnap Map - Watch Snaps submitted by Snapchatters around the world.\nTelegram # Awesome Telegram OSINT - Massive list of Telegram Tools.\nTelegram Analytics - Telegram channels and groups catalog in addition chat monitoring.\nTelegram Database - Telegram Search Engine.\nTikTok # TikTok OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the TikTok attack surface.\nTikTok OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate TikTok investigations.\nVidnice - TikTok search engine.\nTumblr # Tumblr OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Tumbler attack surface.\nTumblr OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate Tumblr investigations.\nTumblr OSINT Techniques - Breakdown of many tactics and techniques for OSINT on Tumblr.\nTwitter/X.com # Birdhunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Twitter posts.\nBot Sentinel - Helps you find and block trolls and fake Twitter accounts.\nFoller.me - Free people search engine finds social media profiles, public records, and more!\nNitter - Access Twitter through a privacy front end without an account.\nTinfoleak - Search for Twitter users leaks.\nTweet Beaver - If you’re doing research that involves a Twitter user, TweetBeaver is a great resource. Use it for things like downloading a user’s friends list, downloading a user’s followers list, checking to see if two accounts follow one another, and much more.\nTweetdeck - TweetDeck offers a more convenient Twitter experience by letting you view multiple timelines in one easy interface. It includes a host of advanced features to help get the most of Twitter: Manage multiple Twitter accounts, schedule Tweets for posting in the future, build Tweet collections, and more.\nTwitter OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Twitter attack surface.\nSpoonbill - Spoonbill lets you see profile changes from the people you follow on Twitter or other social networks.\nTrendsmap - Tracks hashtag trends by location.\nTweeterID - Pull your Twitter user ID.\nGetvidfy.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nSavetweetvid.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nURLs # HackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nMOZ Link Explorer - The world\u0026rsquo;s best backlink checker with over 40 trillion links.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nShorteners.grayhatwarfare.com - Search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nURLScan - A sandbox for the web.\nVehicles # Autocheck - Search by Vin or License Plate. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nFaxvin - Search by Vin. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nLicensesearch.org - Can be used to search License plates and Drivers licenses for a fee.\nSkipTracer - Python-based search engine program, that searches lots of different categories, Name, email, phone etc. In particular you can search License Plate info which is the most unique feature of this app.\nVehicle-OSINT-Collection - A comprehensive list of websites, add-ons, repositories, and other tools useful for finding information on a target vehicle ^2^\nVulnerabilities # Aqua Vulnerability Database - Vulnerabilities and weaknesses in open source applications and cloud native infrastructure.\nCapec.Mitre.org - A site that tracks common attack patterns.\nCloudvulndb.org - The Open Cloud Vulnerability \u0026amp; Security Issue Database.\nCVEDetails - The ultimate security vulnerability datasource.\nCVE.org - Another site that tracks identifies defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nGitHub Advisory Database - Security vulnerability database inclusive of CVEs and GitHub originated security advisories.\nLibraries.io - Open source package tracker.\nMITRE CVE - Another site that identifies, defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nMitre.org - A site that tracks common weaknesses across all software.\nNIST NVD - The National Vulnerability Database, that lists known threats and vulnerabilities.\nOssindex.sonatype.org - A free catalogue of open source components and scanning tools to help developers identify vulnerabilities, understand risk, and keep their software safe.\nOpencve.io - Easiest way to track CVE updates and be alerted about new vulnerabilities.\nOsv.dev - Open Source Vulnerability tracker.\nRapid7 - DB - Vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSecurity.snyk.io - Open Source Vulnerability Database.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVulDB - Number one vulnerability database.\nVulmon - Vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nVulners.com - Your Search Engine for Security Intelligence.\nVulnIQ - Vulnerability intelligence and management solution.\nWifi Discovery and Scanning # Acrylic WiFi - WiFi analysis, site survey \u0026amp; troubleshooting.\nAvast Wi-Fi Finder - Avast Wi-Fi Finder is an app to help you find free WiFi networks around you. Just check the map and take a look at the different points that show up. Tapping one of them gives you more information: the name of the network, whether it requires a password, etc.\nFree WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nNetwork Tools - Phone App for tracking all sorts of network metrics.\nOpen WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nWiFinder -\n"},{"id":15,"href":"/political-tools/","title":"Political","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;He knows nothing and thinks he knows everything. That points clearly to a political career.\u0026rdquo; -George Bernard Shaw\nHere at Liberty Tools we believe in looking at alternatives to electoral politics. We believe that in terms of advancing freedom electoral politics has mostly been a lost battle, or very often is actually counter productive. However we do have great respect for anyone who is trying to advance freedom as part of the political process, and continuing in the footsteps of the great politicians such as Ron Paul.\n🏛️ Find Representatives \u0026amp; Voting Info # Govtrack – Look up your Congressional representatives and their voting records. Vote.org – Polling Place Locator – Find out where to vote. Ballotpedia – Discover open races, ballot measures, candidate info, and more. IV3 – Verify your voter roll info, report inaccuracies, and track updates. 💵 Money in Politics # Opensecrets – Follow campaign finance and lobbying data. ALLRegreen – Track campaign contributions by industry and individual donors. Follow The Crypto – See cryptocurrency donations to politicians. Check My Donation – Check if your name has been used fraudulently in political donations. 📊 Government Transparency \u0026amp; Spending # Open the Books – Audit government spending at federal, state, and local levels. Data Republican – Explore federal grant allocations, charity, and NGO funding. DogeAI - A new AI project trying to expose political corruption. 🏢 Political Appointees \u0026amp; Local Involvement # OurPublicService.org – Appointee Tracker – Track political appointees in federal positions. Run Locally – Libertarian Party initiative to support local candidates. "},{"id":16,"href":"/privacy/","title":"Privacy","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The Cypherpunks are actively engaged in making the networks safer for privacy. Let us proceed together apace. Onward\u0026rdquo; - Eric Hughes\nPrivacy is a fundamental tenet of a free society. Corporations and governments are gathering data at record rates and will happily sell it to the highest bidder. In the era of social media, doxxing, twitter mobs and rising crime, take back your privacy to protect yourself and your family.\nAll in one Privacy Solutions # Cloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Cloaked is not Open Source. Though they do plan to open source their project in the future. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nMySudo - All in one privacy solution. MySudo offers services for phones, profiles, emails, virtual credit cards and more. MySudo doesnt always work well on non Android OSes like Calyx and you often need a google supported phone for activation, but once you activate it, it should work fine on Graphene.\nBrowsers # Brave - From the original creators of Firefox, Brave aims to use maximum privacy as a default. With ad blocking, phishing blocking, fingerprint and cookie blocking all enabled by default. Brave does offer ad payments in its own crypto token BAT, which has drawn some criticism from privacy advocates - In Depth Review\nDecentr - Brand new blockchain-based browser. Pays out in their own token for browsing search, much like Brave.\nFirefox - Firefox has a long-established history of competing with the most well-known browsers as the longest-serving open-source alternative. However, due to recent changes by Firefox in order to gain more revenue, we NO longer recommend them. Check out more here.\nLibreWolf - LibreWolf is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks.\nMullvad Browser - The Mullvad Browser is a privacy-focused web browser developed in a collaboration between Mullvad VPN and the Tor Project. It’s designed to minimize tracking and fingerprinting. You could say it’s a Tor Browser to use without the Tor Network. Instead, you can use it with a trustworthy VPN. The idea is to provide one more alternative – beside the Tor Network – to browse the internet with more privacy. To get as many people as possible to fight the big data gathering of today. To free the internet from mass surveillance.\nPrivacy Tests - In-depth comparison of browser privacy.\nTor Browser - Tor Browser is your choice if you need an extra layer of anonymity. It\u0026rsquo;s a modified version of Firefox, which comes with pre-installed privacy add-ons, encryption, and an advanced proxy. It\u0026rsquo;s not recommended to install additional browser addons. Plugins or addons may bypass Tor or compromise your privacy. While TOR is the best in privacy, it is also notoriously slow.\nWaterfox - Waterfox is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks. Not quite as private as something like LibreWolf, but makes up for it in speed and functionality.\nBrowser Exposure Checks # Cover Your Tracks and EFF Tool - A project from the EFF. Cover Your Tracks is two things: a tool for users to understand how unique and identifiable their browser makes them online, and a research project to uncover the tools and techniques of online trackers and test the efficacy of privacy add-ons. In Depth Breakdown and Review\nIpleak - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDNSLeaktest - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDeviceInfo - Checks computer hardware and software specs\nAm I Unique -Checks your IP and browser public info.\nBlacklight- Check third party trackers\nBrowserspy - When you surf around the internet your browser leaves behind a trail of digital footprints. Websites can use these footprints to check your system. BrowserSpy.dk is a service where you can check just what information it\u0026rsquo;s possible to gather from your system, just by visiting a website.\nPrivacy.net - What information can a website find out about you when you visit it? A lot more than you probably realize. This tool lists information that any website, advertisement, and widget can collect from your web browser. Such information could be used to identify you and/or track your behavior using tactics like IP lookups and browser fingerprinting. While none of this may be considered personally identifiable information (PII), the profile drawn from all these pieces of information can be so distinct that it can only plausibly match a single person.\nPersonaldata.info - Check what data your browser is leaking, and other tools.\nBrowser Extensions # AdNauseam - Extension that randomly opens ads to obfuscate tracking.\nBypass Paywalls - App that lets you get past paywalls to view otherwise paid content.\nCanvas Fingerprint Defender - Creates fake Canvas IDs to prevent fingerprinting.\nClear Browsing Data - Clear browsing data like cookies, history, and cache directly from the browser toolbar.\nDissenter - Browser extension that allows you to comment on any web page free of censorship.\nGoogle Teller - App that beeps every time a connection with Google is made.\nHTTPS Everywhere - Encrypts your communications with many major websites, making your browsing more secure.\nLibRedirect - Redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends like Newpipe, Nitter, Wikiless, etc.\nLocalCDN - Emulates Content Delivery Networks to improve your online privacy by intercepting traffic and injecting supported resources locally.\nMailvelope - Privacy-focused email web extension to securely encrypt your emails with PGP using webmail providers.\nMozilla Containers - Allows you to separate your browsing experience into different color-coded tabs to help protect your privacy.\nNoScript - Allows JavaScript and other potentially harmful content to be executed only by trusted websites of your choice.\nPrivacy Badger - Stops advertisers and trackers from secretly tracking where you go and what pages you look at on the web.\nPrivacy Possum - Monkey wrenches common commercial tracking methods by reducing and falsifying the data gathered by tracking companies.\nRedirector - Web browser extension (Firefox, Vivaldi, Chrome, Opera, Edge) to redirect URLs based on regex or wildcard patterns.\nSnowFlake - Helps people in censored countries access the Internet without restrictions by acting as a proxy.\nTerms of Service; Didn\u0026rsquo;t Read - Provides short and quick summaries about the terms and privacy policies of websites you browse.\nTrackMeNot - Protects privacy in web-search by issuing randomized queries to common search engines.\nuBlock Origin - Free, open-source ad content blocker that increases security and privacy in your browser.\nWatch on Odysee - Redirects you from YouTube to Odysee, a decentralized YouTube alternative.\nCar Privacy # 49dollarmontanaregisteredagent - Montana based company that creates LLC’s and will register your car to that LLC in Montana thus keeping your name unattached to the car. Montana has the added benefit of a one time registration for cars over 11 years old and no emissions or safety checks\nDeflock - Deflock is a site that tracks \u0026ldquo;Flock\u0026rdquo; ALPR camera readers. Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) are cameras that capture images of all passing license plates, storing details like the car\u0026rsquo;s location, date, and time. These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles—regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. While these systems can be useful for tracking stolen cars or wanted individuals, they are mostly used to track the movements of innocent people.\nFreedomev - Open source software for Tesla cars. Still in development.\nGhostPlate - Physical device that lets you temporarily obscure your license plate.\nHave I Been Flocked - A website that lets you see whether or not someone has manually searched your license plate in the Flock System.\nNotmyPlate - App that lets you request to legally opt out of License plate collection data via the GDPR. Not likely to be super helpful in non EU countries.\nOpen Auto - An open source alternative to Android Auto, and app that helps you utilize your phone wild driving.\nOpen XC - OpenXC is a combination of open source hardware and software that lets you extend your vehicle with custom applications and pluggable modules. It uses standard, well-known tools to open up a wealth of data from the vehicle to developers, even beyond OBD-II.\nPlate Privacy - A project by the Institute for Justice to track car camera software and fight back.\nPrivacyforCars - Delete your data from rental cars after you are no longer using them. Website also provides a lot of other privacy education on vehicles.\nVehiclePrivacyreport - Check for status of vehicles internet connection to the manufacturers\nComputers # Computer Manufacturers # Framework - Linux focused laptops that are endlessly customizable. With Framework you can swap out any laptop part at anytime. It could be the last computer you ever buy.\nPurism - Open Source company. Makes Open Source Laptops, Phones and Servers. Partners with other liberty focused companies like Start 9. Accepts Bitcoin as a method of payment. Also offers a private phone data plan. Shipping is known to be very slow in some cases. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nStarLabs - A computer company that sells a wide range of linux computers that come preconfigured with multiple different distros. Also includes a linux based tablet. Accepts Bitcoin\nSystem76 - Well known American Linux Company. Developed and pioneered Pop-OS operating system, A user friendly Ubuntu/Debian Fork.\nTuxedoComputers - High quality Linux focused computers. German company, only communicates in German.\nComputer Operating Systems # CNIX - A simple Linux distro that puts privacy first, but it\u0026rsquo;s much less intense than TAILS or QUBES.\nDistro Watch - Distro Watch tracks and rates all Linux Operating systems.\nLinuxMint - Linux distro for beginners.\nPop!_OS - Ubuntu Fork built by a dedicated Linux Hardware Company System76. Pop!_OS is one of the easiest and cleanest Linux distros around.\nQubesOS - a privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. Qubes requires a bit more hardware as it runs several virtual machines to segregate your applications to better ensure your privacy.\nReactOS - An Open Source OS designed to mimic the Windows file system.\nTAILS - A privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. With TAILS all traffic is routed through TOR and all of your data is deleted as soon as the computer is turned off.\nUbuntu - The long term gold standard for beginner Linux users.\nData Removal # AccountKiller- Website that helps you find and delete a wide range of old accounts across multiple platforms through specific account/platform targeting.\nCreditFreeze- Freeze your Credit in the event of a data breach\nCyberOneIntel - CyberOneIIntel claims to find what other services can\u0026rsquo;t - including social media accounts, employment history, dating profiles, gaming profiles, dark web credential breaches, indexed search engine occurrences, and much more.\nData Broker Opt Out List - massive list of data sites to opt out of manually.\nData Brokers List - Links to purge your data manually from data brokers\nData Opt Out - Links to requests to manually delete data from multiple websites and platforms.\nDeleteMe - Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. In Depth Discussion\nEasyOptOuts - Cheap service to remove your accounts from Data Brokers\nHacked - Paid service that helps you recover from hacks and exposed personal data. Service can help with deleting videos or images from website or social media platforms. Service can also help you recover hacked accounts if you have lost access.\nJustDeleteMe - A directory of direct links to delete your account from web services. If you would like to delete a wide range of your accounts manually, JustDeleteMe can link you directly to the section of page where you can easily delete your account.\nMyDataRemoval - Another competitor for purging personal information, Name, Home address etc. Review\nOneRep - Alternative to DeleteMe. Offers a free trial and more deletion services but does have some negative reviews. One Rep is known for automating this process and not using employee manual checks. In Depth Review\nOptery - Removes Your Home Address, Phone and Other Private Info from Google, and 220+ Sites Review\nRedact - App that will delete your social media presence including specific comments and posts on multiple platforms. Includes FB, Reddit, Discord, Twitter etc…\nRemove Data from web Archive - Guide to remove your data from archive sites\nSayMine- Automated service that pulls your emails to find accounts created and sends them emails for data removal request. Be careful though, as this can sometimes cause you to send information to companies that you may have received emails from, but do not actually have an account with and thus actually giving them more information than they had in the first place. Saymine also offers corporate privacy services.\nDead Mans Switch # BqETH - BeQth is a trustless dead mans switch based on the Polygon network, an Ethereum Layer 2. BeQth lets you create a smart contract on the polygon blockchain that will send out our secret data via email to whoever you wish after an allotted amount of time. Transactions are all encrypted and totally on chain. Users can essentially mine the algorithm to unlock secret keys by the allotted time, essentially allowing for users to mine secrets. Does not require KYC. CipherWill - A non crypto based E2E dead mans switch service. Your secrets are encrypted with 256 AES encryption and zero knowledge proofs for the best possible security. Requires basic KYC. Gone Mans Switch - Gone Man\u0026rsquo;s Switch is a simple web application that allows you to create messages that will be delivered when you are absent (gone) for a certain period. Fully Self-hosted and open source. You can schedule long term messages to yourself via Telegram, Email or SMS. Sarcophagus - Similar to BeQTH Sarcophagus is also built on the polygon blockchain. Sarcophagus is decentralized, open-source and DAO owned + operated. They believe bringing dead man\u0026rsquo;s switch functionality to the web3 ecosystem can empower and provide security infrastructure for an entire generation of applications, regardless of their size Email # Email Providers # Email cannot offer the same fundamental privacy of other communication protocols. Use better tools when it matters. Nevertheless, it remains an essential tool in every day life, and the following providers offer excellent privacy.\n10 Minute Mail - Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.- Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.\n33Mail - Unlimited private email aliases.\nBeeble - Encrypted email and data storage. Uses hybrid AED and PGP encryption methods. Uses decentralized server infrastructure.\nFastMail - No free version. In Depth Review.\nLavabit - The company responsible for setting the Seppuku Pledge precedent. Originally used by Edward Snowden, Lavabit refused to give up information on him to the US Government. Lavabit shut down before handing over information and re-opened years later.\nMailbox - Private email with cloud services. In Depth Review.\nMailcow - Self-hosting email isn\u0026rsquo;t recommended, but Mailcow is an application that can help simplify the process. Article on the difficulties with Email.\nMailfence - Encrypted email service based in Belgium.\nMigadu - Email hosting service that doesn\u0026rsquo;t track and lets you add in unlimited domains and accounts for cheap.\nPax Mail - A lesser-known privacy-focused email provider, Pax offers paid-only accounts to provide full email services that do not compromise their values. Specifically created for Freedom lovers. Their values are listed clearly here.\nProtonMail - All data is stored in an encrypted state, and decrypted by the client. Emails between Proton users are end-to-end encrypted. The client-side code is open source. Proton servers are located in Switzerland. Basic accounts are free. Additional storage and features are available through paid plans, which can be paid for in Bitcoin. In-depth review from Restore Privacy.\nTutanota - Similar to Proton, all data is stored in an encrypted state, and emails between users are end-to-end encrypted. Tutanota servers are located in Germany, which is part of the 14 Eyes. Free and paid options available.\nEmail Clients # FairEmail - Fully featured, open source, privacy friendly email app for Android. Uses OpenKeychain to decrypt messages and optionally encrypt messages. Review\nK-9 - Mobile open source email client. Review\nMailSpring - Opensource. Great free email client, works with a variety of email providers. Does not work with Protonmail.\nThunderbird - Thunderbird is a free and open-source cross-platform email client developed by the Mozilla Foundation, the people who are behind the Firefox web browser. Been around for awhile, can be a bit buggy at times.\nEmail Aliases # Abine/Blur - Provides email and Debit card aliases. Albine provides several other options as well. Paid Service offered along with other services. Review\nAnonAddy - Very Similar product to Simple Login. In Depth Review Comparison Review of SL and AA\nFirefox Relay - Free email alias service. Also offers paid phone relay service. Review\nSimple Login - Free cloud services, cheap premium accounts anonymously with Monero. Also offers Self Hosting options.\nFile Encryption # Cryptomator - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nCoze - Coze is an open source cryptographic JSON messaging specification which uses digital signatures to prove identity and ownership over digital files and messages.\nOpenPGP - Lists of several differnt applications that all use the OpenPGP standard.\nPGPTool - Based off the original PGP Alogrithim, PGP tool is a A simple and secure online client-side PGP Key Generator, Encryption and Decryption tool. Generate your PGP Key pairs, encrypt or decrypt messages easily with a few clicks.\nPicoCrypt - Lightweight open source encryption client that’s easy to use, completely free and focuses on only encrypting files and nothing else. Most Encryption apps tend to use AES-256 while Pico uses the new and improved XChaCha20 for encryption. It also uses Argon 2 for key derivation as opposed to SHA for further protection\nVeracrypt - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nFirewalls # Little Snitch - Inbound and Outbound firewall blocking for desktop. MAC OS only.\nOPNsense is a free and open source network FreeBSD-based firewall\nPFSense - Well supported free Open Source network Firewall Software\nPihole - Network wide Ad-Blocker and DNS sinkhole. Can also be used as a DHCP server\nPort Master - Application Firewalls. This program works as a VPN replacement. May break your VPN connection while installed. Works in Linux and Windows.\nSimplewall - Simple Open Source Windows only Firewall\nSnort - Open Source Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)\nInternet Service Providers # FemtoStar - Open Source Satellite internet.\nNomadinternet - Internet for off grid living.\nUkama - A project empowering everyone to build a decentralized cell phone network powered by you to connect the world.\nKillswitches # Buskill - USB ‘dead man’s switch’ locks down (or kills) snatched laptops\nUSBGuard - The USBGuard software framework helps to protect your computer against rogue USB devices (a.k.a. BadUSB) by implementing basic whitelisting and blacklisting capabilities based on device attributes.\nUSBKill - USBKill Python Script allows your computer to lock out if any unapproved USB devices are inserted into your computer. Directly inspired by the arrest of Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht\nMessengers # Bitchat- Launched by Jack Dorsey in 2025, like Briar it uses bluetooth. Other features include: Works Offline on local Bluetooth LE mesh networks, with automatic peer discovery and multi-hop relaying Provides end to end encryption via X25519 key exchange and AES-256-GCM for both private and channel messages. Supports store \u0026amp; forward, caching messages for offline peers until they reconnect Requires no accounts, email addresses, or phone numbers messages live only on users’ devices.\nBriar - Briar doesn’t rely on a central server - messages are synchronized directly between the users’ devices. If the internet’s down, Briar can sync via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, keeping the information flowing in a crisis. If the internet’s up, Briar can sync via the Tor network for additional privacy.\nComparison and Ranks - Detailed comparison of all major messaging apps features and privacy.\nKeet - Peer-to-Peer Chat with high quality Video \u0026amp; Text. Private \u0026amp; Encrypted. Has BTC payment methods built in.\nMatrix - Also commonly known as Element for the most popular Matrix front end. Matrix is a chat Protocol with several different applications that cab be used to participate in the network. Element has full End-to-End encryption, completely open source, fully self hostable and comes with most of the same functionality of Discord or Slack. Also has the ability to Bridge with other chat apps, meaning you can connect Matrix directly to Telegram, or Slack or most other chat apps and mangage those communications via whichever matrix client you choose. Probably the best option for self hosting small companies. Matrix Instance Testing\nMolly- Hardened Signal Fork that is fully open source.\nSignal - An easy-to-use end-to-end encrypted messenger. Long considered the gold standard. Built in auto-delete of messages. standard of chat privacy. Not fully open source. Signal used to require a phone number, but you can now use a username if you prefer. One of the easiest apps to convert normies.\nSilence - A signal fork that picked up SMS direct encryption after Signal decided to no longer pursue it. While you should stay away from SMS whenever possible, it is sometimes still necessary to communicate with certain people this way. And with Silence you can protect yourself. Signal on SMS\nSimpleX - The first messenger without user IDs. SimpleX uses the smart client dumb server model. Meaning you can setup a simple relay to forward your fully encrypted messages to recievers. SimpleX is still early. It has a simple desktop but this isnt fully features currently. In Depth Podcast with the creator.\nSession - Session is an end-to-end encrypted messenger that minimises sensitive metadata, designed and built for people who want absolute privacy and freedom from any form of surveillance. No phone numbers and completely open source.\nTelegram - Easy to use encrypted messaging app. Telegram is NOT End-to-End encrypted by default but does have the option to create E2E secret chats. While its not E2E encrypted it does still encrypt your traffic to the Telegram Servers which is an improvement over SMS. Telegram is simple and is heavily used all across the world, and is a good introduction to a more privacy preserving chat app. However Telegram does have access to user data in its internal servers and has been known to hand that information over at times. Telegram is one of the most used encrypted apps around and as a result can be a haven for scammers.\nThreema - an end-to-end encrypted messenger, similar to Signal. Not a free app. Good overall app, but relatively low userbase due to the non free nature of it.\nWhitenoise - An encrypted messaging app that uses the NOSTR Protocol for private and public key pairs.\nWire - E2E by default. Lots of functionality. Fully open source. Self hosting options available. Built in auto-delete of messages. Can be a bit buggy at times, smaller userbase.\nMetadata Removal # Desktop Metadata removal - Windows and Mac can remove this natively. Linux needs a few steps.\nImagepipe - Android only metadata remover\nMesh Networks # PKT.Cash - PKT uses PacketCrypt, the world’s first bandwidth-hard proof of work. When you connect your home or office internet to the PKT Network, you earn PKT Cash (PKT).PKT mining does not require permission from a centralized company. Miners power the network in a decentralized way, which scales to provide low cost, high speed internet access worldwide.\nOpenmesh - Your Gateway to Building Personalized Data Ecosystems in minutes, instead of weeks. A decentralized node operator that allows for running of various services.\nThreefold - To build an open-source peer-to-peer Internet infrastructure that removes all forms of centralization from the global IT systems. Anything we do needs to improve the planet’s situation and benefit the people around us. Internet access is a human right and it can change everything for the lives of people as an infinite source of tools and information. Our technology was designed to scale ThreeFold anywhere electricity and bandwidth are present.\nMobile # Aliasing # Abine - Offers Phone masking/aliasing for a fee.\nFireFox Relay - Phone Alias service that comes along with an email alias service. Email aliasing is free, phone alias service requires a small monthly fee.)\nSee our All in one Privacy Section for More\nAlternative App Stores # Accrescent - Accrescent is a private and secure Android app store built with modern features in mind. It aims to provide a developer-friendly platform and pleasant user experience while enforcing modern security and privacy practices and offering robust validity guarantees for installed apps.\nAPK-Pure - A site to download and install APK\u0026rsquo;s (install files for phone OSes) this is an easy way to completely bypass app stores. The downside is that your software needs to be updated manually through APK-Pure and is not managed automatically by an app store.\nAptoide - A competitor to the google app store. With over 1 millon apps. While its not specifically privacy focused its a nice alternative when you cant use the regular good app store, or if you cant find what you need in F-Droid.\nAurora Store - A privacy front end for the Google App store. You can find anything you need from google through Aurora. However as this is a front end, it connects to the google app store so that you dont have too. This does require an account. Aurora provides anonymous accounts for you to use, however Google will rate limit these accounts to make them difficult to use sometimes. You can just create your own Gmail account to bypass this if necessary.\nF-Droid - F-Droid is the premier app store for open source apps. For anyone truly intrested in privacy should first check for apps in F-droid before going to mainstream appstores as Fdroid only carries Open Source apps. Completely free, open source and does not require an account.\nObtainium - Obtainium allows you to install and update apps directly from their releases pages, and receive notifications when new releases are made available.\nBurner Phone Numbers # 5sim - Over 500,000 Numbers Originating from Around 180 Countries Online. Low fees. Does not take cryptocurrency.\nBurnerApp - Burner Phone numbers. Usually work for services like Amazon and Twitter\nCrypton - Affordability meets security: For the cost of a movie ticket per month, get a physical SIM phone number. All your messages are encrypted with your personal key, protecting them from prying eyes.\nFreePhoneNum - One time Use burner numbers. Many services wont accept these.\nPhone Blur - offers the use of non-VoIP US phone numbers for account verification, multi-factor authentication, and other needs. Formerly Text Secure.\nSMSPool - Privacy focused non voip SMS burner numbers with area codes from all over the world. Company accepts cryptocurrency including Monero. Cheap options that are known to work with difficult providers like Discord or Twitter.\nSMS4SATS - Bitcoin focused SMS numbers that utilize Bitcoins Layer 2, Lightning network.\nTelnum - Burner Numbers and permanent numbers via Monero\nTossable Digits - Alternative to Google voice for phone porting. Also provides multiple phone numbers.\nMobile Operating Systems # CalyxOS - A privacy focused de-Googled Android Alternative that’s more privacy focused than Lineage but more user friendly than Graphene. Only available on Google Pixel models.\nE.foundation - Degoogled Phone OS that works with most major phone models\nGraphene OS - The king of Privacy phones. Completely de-googled heavily privacy focused phone App Store. Only available on Google Pixel models. Install Guide and Another install guide\nHavoc-OS - Similar to Lineage with large compatibility of devices. Works on over 150 devices. Still available but not a lot of updates.\nLineage – An open source Android alternative that’s compatible with most major Smart Phone and other Android Devices. Does not have a locked bootloader, which is a slight security concern.\nPlexus - App that lists compatibility of over 1000 phone apps for Open source phone roms.\nUbuntu Touch - Open Source Phone and Tablet Rom.\nMobile Phones # Above Phone - The Above Phone offers Graphene OS phones for sale along with their own services like \u0026ldquo;Above VPN\u0026rdquo; along with additional support to help you get fully migrated over to their ecosystem.\nDe-googled - Sells De-googled phones, Lineage Calyx and Graphene - Takes crypto\nEfani - Company that offers Sim Swap protection and prevention. \u0026ldquo;Efani works like any other carrier, except Efani adds exceptional security to your plan via an impressive security tech stack.\u0026rdquo;\nFairphone - Sustainable phone that lets your replace all parts in the phone. Will support CalyxOS soon. currently only available in the UK. Also offers sustainable headphones and other items.\nFreedomphone - NOT RECOMMENDED. Privacy focused phone marketing towards conservatives. OS Is closed source, with little in the way of details on how anything actually works. Backed by conservative commentator Candace Owens.\nFrequency Check - App that lets you check what plans and locations your phone is compatible with.\nIsland - Sandboxing app for Stock Android\nMamushi- Specializes in Calyx OS , Accepts Monero.\nMark37 - A full service Christian privacy company that specializes in their \u0026ldquo;Ghost Phone\u0026rdquo; a Graphene OS phone with custom config. Offers several other privacy services and devices.\nNitrokey - Phones with Mics and Cameras removed\nPine64 - Completely Open Source Phone. May have some compatibility issues.\nPrivate Phone Shop - Fully configured privacy focused phones you purchase. Primarily offers Lineage and Graphene OS. Also offers other privacy services.\nProject Guardian - A physical phone silencing device. A new machine that silences all noise going into your phone from your micophone. All you have to do is set your phone on top of the device and it blocks all incoming sound. Also provides wireless charging. Can be used with two phones at a time.\nPurism - NOT RECOMENDED. Completely Open Source Phone from the ground up, however this comes with many difficulties including supply chain issues. Purism has been known to have very late deliveries in some cases as long as years with no refunds. Order with caution.\nRoninMobile - RoninDojo a bitcoin privacy company, now makes pixel based phones with options for both Calyx and Graphene.\nUnplugged Phone - Unplugged phone is a closed source privacy phone touted by many conservative influencers. It offers its own ecosystem of privacy apps. However many of these apps arent likely to be very useful since you need their phone in order to use them. Given this and the closed source nature of the software we cannot recomend this phone at this time. You are better off with known Open-source alternatives.\nVolla Phone - A minimalist design and new operating concept with the springboard, quick menu and collections. Comes with either Volla OS or Ubuntu Touch installed.\nMobile Service Providers # AweSIM - Privacy focused phone service. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nFreedomPop - Cheap and in some cases free VOIP plans.\nInvisv - Privacy focused phone service. INVISV Relay brings Multi-Party Relay (MPR) privacy to Android, offering a service that decouples trust: where INVISV\u0026rsquo;s job is to ensure that nobody but you has all your critical information. In effect, your requests for data from the Internet, whether with a web browser or with any other app, are unlinked from your identity, and neither INVISV nor our infrastructure partners nor your broadband Internet provider nor a mobile operator can link your identity and your Internet usage and location together.\nSIMXL - e-SIMs Accessible for Everyone, that accepts Monero.\nSilent Link - A real phone number provider not a VOIP number, that can be acquired anonymously. Only allows for incoming calls, but also provides a cheap data plan. Does not always provide the best service. A backup data plan is not a bad idea with this service while using Silent link primarily for privacy.\nVOIP Providers # Hushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nJMP - Private VOIP numbers. Uses the company Telnyx on the back end, but it try\u0026rsquo;s to make this process simpler for a small fee, as you can use Telnyx directly for cheaper fees and good privacy but the process is quite difficult.\nPassword Managers # Password managers are one of the few security tools that makes your life easier. With all of your passwords in one place, often including a password autofill so that you don\u0026rsquo;t have to even type your password, which also helps to keep you safe from keylogging or should surfing attacks.\nBitwarden - FOSS password manager. Free cloud password management, or you can completely self host. 2FA is easily configurable as well. Decryption happens on your client device not on the server, meaning your passwords are encrypted if the server is compromised. Bitwarden also has a password generator, and allows for multiple password encrypted password accounts making it perfect for a small enterprise solution.\nKeepass - The top local password manager. Instead of setting up a server you can run your password manager directly on your personal work machine.\nPasswordSafe - A local password Manager that utilizes Blowfish. Created by security expert and old school cypherpunk Bruce Schneier. Works on windows and Linux.\nVPNMentor Secure Password Generator - Online Password generator for when you aren\u0026rsquo;t working with a standard password manager. Provides other high quality VPN and password related tools as well, like a password strength checker.\nPrivacy Resources and Education # Podcasts # Citadel Dispatch - Hosted by Matt Odell a Freedom and Bitcoin Advocate.\nClosed Network - Privacy and security podcast focused on the everyday person and using simple tools and techniques to become a smaller target for online attacks.\nOptOut - Hosted by privacy and freedom advocate Seth for Privacy, covering a wide range of privacy related issues.\nPrivacy Security and Osint - Hosted by the king of privacy, Micahel Bazzell, covers a wide range of privacy, security and Osint. Currently on a hiatus.\nSurveillance Report - Joint hosted by Privacy advocates Henry from Techlore and Nate from the New Oil. Break down of weekly data leaks and privacy incursions.\nWatchMan Privacy - Hosted by Gabriel Custodiet, a principled privacy and freedom advocate.\nOther Privacy Lists # alternativeto.net\nbrainfucksec.github.io/a-good-privacy-list\ndegoogle.jmoore.dev/#replacementsalternatives\ngithub.com/mendel5/alternative-front-ends\ngithub.com/mjovanc/awesome-decentralized\ngithub.com/pluja/awesome-privacy\nlopp.net/bitcoin-information/privacy.html\nnomoregoogle.com\nPrism-Break\nproducthunt.com\nprivacyfirstproducts.softr.app\nprivacytools.io\nreddit.com/r/privacy/wiki/de-google\nsovereignstack.tools\nPurchase Proxys # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nAnonShop - This one works a bit different. You pick a product you want and send the link to AL. AL will then purchase the item and send it to a nearby locker based on your zip code. All paid with Monero. This currently only works for Amazon orders.\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPurse.io - A purchase proxy that offers up to 15% discounts with crypto and users will purchase products for you. Currently takes BTC, BCH and lightning.\nRouters # Anyone - A harward based internet router/proxy that provides privacy by default.\nFlash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router,that prioritizes network wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come per-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers than can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that thats forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls and a virtual server seperate from the Firewall OS.\nSearch # Brave Search - Private search results, using its own indexer, with full search transparency. Aims to be one of the biggest competitors to google. In Depth Review\nDuckDuckGo - Biggest privacy focused search engine, they have admitted to censoring in some cases, but overall still better than Google.\nKagi - Privacy respecting search engine does not track any info or provide any ads and no data mining or IP collecting. Requires an account and limits amount of searches per day for free accounts. Offers paid accounts as well. Not Open Source. Privacy policy\nMojeek - Search engine that claims to use its own indexer and does not rely on search results from Bing or Google\nPresearch - Decentralized search engine that pays you out per search with their own token. You can also run a node and get paid out in their token provided you meet the minimum requirements.\nSearx - Searx is probably the most hard-core of the options, but provides a very solid experience and search results across multiple sources.\nSearch Ranking and Analysis\nWhoogle - A google search proxy that can be hosted. Check out Seth for Privacys public instance of Whoogle It’s easy to self-host, if desired.Public instances\nShipping Services # AtoB - Everything you need to send and receive packages in a decentralized way. Built on NOSTR.\nAmerica’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nProxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide.\nSovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption.\nTraveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it.\nVirtual Private Networks (VPNs) # Cloak - Experimental new program. it works by masquerading proxied traffic as normal web browsing activities. In contrast to traditional tools which have very prominent traffic fingerprints and can be blocked by simple filtering rules, it\u0026rsquo;s very difficult to precisely target Cloak with little false positives. This increases the collateral damage to censorship actions as attempts to block Cloak could also damage services the censor state relies on.\nCryptoStorm - The VPN service provider for the truly paranoid. Zero logging VPN service that publishes all of its open source config for users to read. Utilizes Hashed token authentication. Accepts Monero.\nGuardster - Anonymizer service that provides an alternative to VPN.\nIVPN - No logs, regularly audited VPN service, No customer data stored, Clear privacy policy, Transparent ownership and team, Strong ethics: no trackers, no false promises, no surveillance ads. In Depth Reviews\nLN VPN - VPN service based on the lightning network. You can purchase and use wireguard based VPN services all on lightning. Also offers phone numbers per country all paid via lightning.\nLokiNet - New experimental TOR competitor.\nMullvad - Mullvad has a long reputation of preserving privacy. Mullvad does not log traffic, proven by a police raid. Allows anonymous sign ups, Accepts Monero for payment for Premium accounts. Uses a killswitch and uses Wireguard for speed and security. Provides a mobile app and desktop app. The Mobile app can be a bit finicky for some people. Does not have an app kill switch. In Depth Review\nNym - A new VPN project that works to implement new tech including mixnets, zk-nyms, post quantum tech and more. Backed by Wikileaks Chelsea Manning.\nObscura - Obscura is a new VPN project that increases your VPN security by creating a multihop process with VPN provider Mullvad, so that neither company ever has true access to your Encrypted data. Only available for Mac. Accepts Monero.\nPIA - PIA is a solid VPN provider that accepts BTC, uses Wireguard offers cheap rates. PIA is also well known for providing static Ip’s for your VPN. This can be useful for some services that block general VPN access. PIA does not keep logs for privacy concerns. Does not include a kill switch In Depth Review\nSentinel- A decentralized crypto currency backed VPN built on the Cosmos blockchain that aims to provide a decentralized VPN.\nVopono - App for managing Split tunneling in VPN’s. Split tunneling lets you send some traffic through a VPN and delegate specific traffic exempt to the VPN Encrypted tunnel or traffic. This can be useful when trying to use certain apps locally on a LAN. Some VPN Apps have this built in, but this isnt always accessible on all VPN’s or on all versions of the VPN. For Example Proton VPN has this function built in on the Windows version and the Mobile version but not on the linux desktop version.\nVPN Rankings and breakdowns by privacy advocate Techlore more VPN Rankings and More Rankings\nVPNMentor - Offers a wide range of VPN related education, in addition to VPN related tools and more VPN Rankings.\n"},{"id":17,"href":"/self-hosting/","title":"Self Hosting","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If something is free, you’re not the customer; you’re the product.” ― Bruce Schneier\nWhile privacy tools are fantastic, they sometimes miss the true root of the problem. In times of increasing censorship and data theft, owning your data is the best way to increase your privacy and security while dramatically reducing your ability to be censored. When done right, much of this can be done very cheaply. If you already own your hardware much of the software is free or very cheap. Instead of never ending subscriptions and increasing costs with big tech, simply remove them from your life by self hosting. Take back your digital sovereignty.\nBackup Applications # Pika Backup - Pika Backup is designed to save your personal data and does not support complete system recovery. Locally and remote encrypted backups.Open Source.\nPerkeep - Perkeep is a set of open source formats, protocols, and software for modeling, storing, searching, sharing and synchronizing data in the post-PC era. Data may be files or objects, tweets or 5TB videos, and you can access it via a phone, browser or FUSE filesystem. Open Source.\nProxmox Backup Server - Proxmox Backup Server is an enterprise backup solution, for backing up and restoring VMs, containers, and physical hosts. By supporting incremental, fully deduplicated backups, Proxmox Backup Server significantly reduces network load and saves valuable storage space. With strong encryption and methods of ensuring data integrity, you can feel safe when backing up data, even to targets which are not fully trusted.\nCamera Systems # Ezvidoo - EZVidoo is a free CCTV surveillance software for Windows, Linux, and Raspberry Pi. It supports IP Cameras by default, local USB cams, and Camera Audios.EZVidoo also supports numerous sensor types as motion, audio, object, face, and person sensors. By default, it offers a recording support on 24/7 basic, and features, alerts, notifications and mobile access. Not open source.\nIspyconnect - Free and Open source Camera software. Compatible with a wide range of camera devices.\nKerberos.io - An open, scalable and modular solution that supports your use cases at home up to large scale production video landscapes.\nCloud Document Services # Cryptpad - End-to-end encrypted and open-source collaboration suite, that can be used in the cloud or self-hosted. Google docs alternative.\nOnlyOffice - Includes Free Cloud, Paid Cloud, and Self-Hosted options.\nStandard Notes - One of the top note-taking apps. Self-hostable, includes 2FA, E2E, scheduled email backups and more. Charges for the higher level plans with more features.\nCloud Hosting # Open Source as a Service # Cryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nDisroot - Privacy-focused ecosystem. Provides multiple cloud services. Including Email, Nextcloud, Cryptpad etc…\nFederated.Computer - Great open-source replacements for Dropbox, Google Workplace, Zoom, Slack, Airtable, Mailchimp, 1Password, Netlify, Github, Calendy, your spying VPN and much more for the low price of $39 a month. As many users as you want. Only pay for more storage when/if you need it.Federated includes Human Support and full Backups. The benefits of self-hosting without the day-to-day high-stakes drudgery. Affiliate Link\nKoofr - Allows for importing of Drive, Dropbox etc. Privacy-focused cloud storage free up to 10 Gb’s. ^1,2^\nNextCloud - Self-hosted cloud software for a massive amount of options. Takes a bit of config, but nextcloud functions as a full Google Docs replacement in addition to many other options including music and video hosting. Also provides cloud hosting if you do not wish to self-host. Next Cloud is currently available in other Privacy-focused ecosystems like Start9, Umbrel, Yunohost, Dietpi and many more, with just a few clicks. Or you can self-host on your OS of choice.\nLink Tree Alternatives # AllMyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nCoinDrop - Like link tree but specifically for crypto web wallets. All your wallets and donation methods in one simple place.\nLibertyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nOperating Systems # While more well-known OSes like Windows server or Ubuntu server are great, there are other lesser-known OSes purpose-built to help people self-host, by pre-packaging applications in nice ready-made GUI. This can be especially useful for less technical users.\nHyperVisors for Virtualization # ProxMox - Proxmox is the primary open source solution for virtual machine hosting. Like VmWare or Hyper V except Proxmox is completely open source and free. It offers you the ability to run multiple virtual servers on a single physical server, easily allowing you to run several different software Operating systems for zero cost. Comes with snapshots, backups, server monitoring, native containerization and much more. Find a list of Proxmox based scripts here these scripts allow for single lines of code for setting up hundreds of apps. One of the absolute best ways to get into self hosting. XCP-NG - A solid alternative to Proxmox. the user-friendly, high-performance virtualization solution, developed collaboratively for unrestricted features and open-source accessibility with Turnkey Server Virtualization. Operating Systems # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, NEAR, Avalanche and more.\nCASA OS - Community-based open source software focused on delivering simple personal cloud experience around Docker ecosystem. Despite the name CASA OS is not an OS. It is an app similar to Umbrel or Citadel, a GUI for docker images. Comes with some unique apps, like Nginx Proxy Manager and Cloudflare Tunnels. Also provides Clearnet support with a fairly flexible set of config options. Also has a nice simple GUI for file uploads, this is especially useful with something like Jellyfin or Calibre-Web.\nCitadel - Umbrel open source Fork offering much of the same options.\nCloudron - Cloudron is unique in that it offers offsite backups to AWS, includes a built-in firewall that monitors all traffic and comes with its own built-in email server.\nCoolify - An open-source \u0026amp; self-hostable Heroku / Netlify alternative.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Storj, Zcash, Cosmos Tornado Cash and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nDietPI - A Linux distro OS. Dietpi comes with over 200 app packages and dependencies built in. While more command line skills are required than Umbrel or Embassy, Dietpi makes it very easy to install over 100 apps and dependencies. While largely built for Raspberry Pi, Dietpi also has specific images created for a wide range of hardware. Dietpi is a bit more difficult than platforms like Yunohost, but runs a bit more reliably and offers more total tools, including backups, VPN integration, clearnet, and more. Documentation is better than Yunohost, but could still be improved.\nFulmo - A lighting network focused OS configured to run on a Raspberry Pi.\nFreedomBox - Another OS that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Currently more limited than most of the other OSes in terms of apps in the internal app store.\nHome Lab OS - HomelabOS allows anyone to easily deploy, backup, restore, and maintain over 100 different applications and services. Everything from video players, to home automation, to chat services. These services can continue to function at full speed on your LAN even when your external internet is completely offline.\nMoneroOS - OS dedicated to Monero mining.\nMy Node BTC - Another OS that focuses primarily on Bitcoin Software. Includes BTCPay Server, Dojo, Whirlpool, Join Market and much more. Comes with Clearnet, Tor, and I2P.\nPinode-XMR - PiNode-XMR is a completely free and open source suite of tools to help a user run their own Monero node with ease. PiNode-XMR is designed for use with single board computers (SBC) such as the Raspberry Pi, Pine64 or Odroid hardware to allow for very cheap node setup and minimal 24/7 running costs due to low power usage.\nPiBox - Currently has a small offering of Apps but is working on adding more. Notable Apps are Nextcloud, Jellyfin and Homeassistant.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nRunTipi - Tipi is a personal homeserver orchestrator. It is running docker containers under the hood and provides a simple web interface to manage them. Every service comes with an opinionated configuration in order to remove the need for manual configuration and network setup. RunTipi comes with Clearnet configuration, but this can be a bit buggy in some cases. This is still very much in development.\nStart9 - Start OS makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy, not completely open source. Currently routes all services over TOR or lets you host over LAN. This increases privacy but can make things more difficult to interact with Non TOR/Start9 users. Heavily supports bitcoin software and includes a NOSTR node and several other tools. While there is currently no clearnet support, StartOS is overall very stable. Start9 also offers some of the better documentation and error handling. Save 5% on any S9 Server with code \u0026ldquo;LOTR\u0026rdquo;\nUBOS - A newer project. Less impressive interface and less apps than some of the other projects.\nUmbrel - Interface that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Beautiful interface but still needs a few bugs worked out. Apps are difficult to config after being setup. Offers lots of Bitcoin Node Software. Umbrel and StartOS are very similar options as they both focus heavily on BTC and Lightning nodes and currently offer only LAN and TOR hosting. Umbrel offers more apps but Start OS offers a much more reliable platform. Umbrel is not an OS but rather an GUI application manager for Docker.\nYunoHost - Free and Open Source with over 100 apps. Yuno host comes with Clearnet support with your own custom domains and offers you free pre-selected domains you can use. Yunohost has a nice troubleshooting tool that helps you find issues with port/firewall troubleshooting. Yunohost has a lot of features but can be a bit buggy at times.\nMedia Center OSes # If you are currently running a Roku, Amazon Firestick, or pretty much any other store-bought hardware device for media streaming, it\u0026rsquo;s very likely that it sends out massive amounts of data back to different companies. This is terrible for privacy, self-sovereignty, security, and internet bandwidth. While it\u0026rsquo;s difficult to purchase hardware that does not do this, you can set up your own version with some of the following user-friendly Operating systems.\nLibreElec - LibreELEC is a lightweight ‘Just enough OS’ Linux distribution purpose-built for Kodi on current and popular mediacentre hardware.\nOSMC - OSMC (Open Source Media Center) is a free and open source media player based on Linux. Founded in 2014, OSMC lets you play back media from your local network, attached storage, and the Internet. OSMC is the leading media center in terms of feature set and community and is based on the Kodi project.\nXbian - XBian is a small, fast, and lightweight media center distribution for the Raspberry Pi, CuBox-i, Hummingboard, and many more devices to come. It is based on a minimal Debian and therefore offers much of the same freedom as Debian offers. Our slogan is “XBian, the bleeding edge” as our main focus is delivering the fastest Kodi solution for various small form factor computers.\nPhoto Storage # Ente - Encrypted cloud photo storage.\nImmich - Self-hosted backup solution for photos and videos on mobile devices.\nPhotoprism - PhotoPrism is an AI-Powered Photos App for the Decentralized Web. It makes use of the latest technologies to tag and find pictures automatically without getting in your way. You can run it at home, on a private server, or in the cloud.\nRemote Control Software # AeroAdmin - Easy and free Remote access service for many OS’s. Not Open source.\nMesh Commander - Free Open Source Teamviewer Alternative.\nNetBird - NetBird combines a WireGuard®-based overlay network with Zero Trust Network Access, providing a unified open source platform for reliable and secure connectivity. Requires authentication account with a big tech identity provider. Offers free self hosting options.\nPangolin - Pangolin is an open-source and identity-aware tunneled reverse proxy server. Pangolin’s distributed architecture with nodes provide highly available ingress to ensure applications always remain accessible. Open Source.\nRustDesk - TeamViewer, AnyDesk, and Splashtop to RustDesk for a secure and reliable remote desktop experience with your own self-hosted servers. Open Source.\nTailScale - Tailscale is an easy VPN that allows you to connect back into your network without excessive configuration or firewall rules. While Tailscale is not fully open source and requires an requires authentication account with a big tech identity provider. However there is a fully self-hosted version you can run.\nRouters # Flash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router, that prioritizes network-wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come pre-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built-in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers that can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all-purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router, or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that is forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls, and a virtual server separate from the Firewall OS.\nSSH/RDP Applications # Easy SSH - Simple application that lets you save all of your SSH logins and passwords in one easy interface. This way you can login go from SSH terminal port easily and quickly without needing to type in your credentials. Linux Only.\nmRemoteNG - Just like Easy SSH, but also supports RDP, Telnet, HTTPS, Powershell, and more. Windows only.\nWebsite Tools # Ackee - Self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool for those who care about privacy. Ackee runs on your own server, analyzes the traffic of your websites, and provides useful statistics in a minimal interface.\nGhost - Self-Hosting and cloud hosting with open source software. Ghost is primarily used as a blogging platform as a competitor to something like Substack. Unlike Hugo Ghost offers a GUI for most of your website management.\nHugo - Popular open-source static site generators. Helps you simply create websites for desktop and mobile without substantial amounts of HTML code. Hugo is completely open source and utilizes markdown files primarily. Liberty Tools is run with Hugo.\nImmuneweb - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\nMatomo - Privacy first Google analytics alternative.\nPlausible - Simple and privacy-friendly Google Analytics alternative - Extensive Review\nSSLLABS - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\n"},{"id":18,"href":"/social-media/","title":"Social Media","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.” ― George Washington\nSocial media is a mixed bag. It connects the world and allows for the rapid dissemination of news, true and untrue. But in the last few years censorship has become a massive problem across all major social media platforms. Its important that we cultivate presences on social media that are more resilient to censorship and de-platforming. These services should be run as decentralized as possible to avoid coordinated take downs like we saw with the Conservative social media company Parler, where big tech collaborated to largely destroy the company.\nFreedom Respecting Social Media # Blue Sky - Blue Sky is an open source project backed by Jack Dorsey in an attempt to create a decentralized social network protocol as an alternative to Twitter. In May 2024 Jack Dorsey resigned from the BlueSky board, and donated 21 Million to the Open Source Protocol NOSTR. Blue Sky is very leftwing.\nDiaspora - Diaspora is a decentralized open source social media platform. With Diaspora you need to host your own instance by running a server or \u0026ldquo;pod\u0026rdquo;, meaning you own your data. Due to the decentralized nature of the platform it can be difficult to connect with other profiles, the platform has less than 1 million users after after 13 years of operation.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here\nGab - A centralized Free Speech Social media platform. Gab has been de-platformed by most of big tech and largely runs its own architecture in order to to keep operations running. Platform users tend to skew right wing.\nGettr - GETTR is a social media platform built on the foundation of freedom of opinion and expression. Gettr is a socialized platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t seem to offer anything particularly new, other than being a Twitter Alternative. Private messages claim to be E2E. But Gettr is not open sourced.\nLemmy - Lemmy is a selfhosted social link aggregation and discussion platform. Similar to Reddit but it is completely free and open, and not controlled by any company. This means that there is no advertising, tracking, or secret algorithms. Content is organized into communities, so it is easy to subscribe to topics that you are interested in, and ignore others. Voting is used to bring the most interesting items to the top.\nLocals - Locals is a free speech social media platform that is owned by Rumble. Locals is a centralized alternative to other social media. Founded by conservative commentator Dave Rubin.\nMastodon - Mastodon is an open source, self hosted social networking service that aims to be a twitter competitor. Mastodon lets you connect to specific Mastodon instances as part of a federation protocol. Due to this setup Larger mastodon servers can censor other servers from connecting to their instances. Tends to be a more left wing community.\nMeWe - MeWe is a centralized company that\u0026rsquo;s been running a social media platform for over a decade. MeWe is committed to privacy and an ad-free experience. The project is currently in development to be migrated to web3 blockchain based infrastructure.\nMinds - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.\nTruth Social - Founded by Donald Trump in response to Trump getting removed from Twitter. Truth Social is a centralized open source fork of Mastodon. Truth Social is known to censor content, mostly leftwing content.\nTwitter/X - Twitter is a centralized social media platform. While Twitter has become a free speech focused platform its far from perfect. Twitter is overwhelmingly the single biggest platform for spreading speech. Twitter is bad for privacy and is encouraging a ID based verification program, that will be in the hands of its future owners. Case against Twitter\nMeetup Alternatives # Agorakit - Agorakit is web-based, open source groupware for collectives. By creating collaborative groups, people can discuss topics, organize events, store files and keep everyone updated as needed. Agorakit is a forum, calendar, file manager, mapping tool and email notifier.\nFlockstr - NOSTR based Meetup alternative. Connects directly with your NOSTR Account, and also works with your lightning wallet to receive ZAPS (micro bitcoin transactions.)\nJoinMobilizon - Mobilizon is not a giant platform, but a multitude of interconnected Mobilizon websites. This federated architecture helps avoid monopolies and offers a diversity of hosting terms of service.\nLuma - An international meetup alternative, that provides more value at a much lower price than meetup. Has built in support for cryptocurrency wallets like Eth and Solana.\nPartiful - Free for users, requires SMS in order to gave out regular event updates. Not specifically freedom focused, but another good option.\nNOSTR # NOSTR is the future of decentralized social media. NOSTR is not controlled or owned by any private company or person. NOSTR is a protocol similar to Email or TCP/IP. It can be accessed by anyone or any company. NOSTR uses the dumb server smart client model. Meaning anyone can setup a simple server/relay that preserves and encrypts the NOSTR ecosystem. NOSTR directly incorporates bitcoin via the lightning network. You can send \u0026ldquo;ZAPS\u0026rdquo; which are low cost lightning transactions to any person on NOSTR, and your posts can likewise receives Zaps from anyone on the network. In addition to major support from the freedom and Bitcoin communities, NOSTR has been financially backed by Jack Dorsey and heavily supported by Edward Snowden. NOSTR offers several different clients that allow you to interact with the NOSTR protocol. Some of those clients:\nAlby - A NOSTR and Bitcoin plugin. Allows you to hold your private keys in order to interact with NOSTR, lighting and other bitcoin apps.\nDamus - NOSTR Client for Iphone.\nNOSTR Apps - A database of many differnt NOSTR Apps\nNostr.Watch - Track relays where a connection can currently be established.\nNostr.directory - Find your twitter follows on NOSTR\nNostrChat - Encrypted chat built on NOSTR.\nPrimal - A client designed to look like a twitter clone.\nZap.Stream - Directly integrated into NOSTR Zap lets you stream for SATS (bitcoin Lightning) and earn in kind easily from any and all viewers.\nYoutube Alternatives # Bitchute - A decentralized Youtube alternative that tends to have a lot of right-leaning content, due to this they often get censored or blocked.\nCiVL - CiVL is a free streaming platform for courageous stories and subversive ideas that challenge power structures. Get access to award-winning films, shows, and debates. No ads. No credit card to join.\nD.tube - A decentralized youtube alternative. DTube is a community powered video sharing platform where users vote on videos to reward creators, curators, influencers and viewers in cryptocurrency.\nMadiator - Privacy focused front end for LBRY, the network that hosts ODYSEE.\nODYSEE - A decentralized video platform built on the LBRY network. With the recent SEC Judgement against ODYSEE the long term future of the platform is uncertain, however plans are to migrate to the Arweave network. Odysee also has a nice simple feature allowing you to connect your youtube channel and autosync all content for a convenient backup of your channel.\nPeerTube A free and open-source, decentralized, ActivityPub federated video platform powered by WebTorrent, that uses peer-to-peer technology to reduce load on individual servers when viewing videos.\nRumble - A centralized alternative to youtube that bills itself as protector of free speech.\n"}]
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Stack this with code \u0026ldquo;Liberty\u0026rdquo; for an additional 5% off some of the best meat bars around.\nCloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nDelete Me - Our date is leaked everyday. Thats why its important to use services like Delete Me. Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. Use our Affiliate link to save 20%.\nFederated.Computer - Federated is another Denver based company offering Open Source as a service. Sometimes physically hosting servers just isn\u0026rsquo;t viable. In those cases cloud hosting can be a necessary option. But most cloud hosting come from tech giants like AWS or Google Cloud who sell your data and will censor you if you have the wrong politics. Federated.Computer offers you cheap, easy open source options to get many of the benefits of Big Tech without compromising your privacy. Please use our affiliate link to sign up if you\u0026rsquo;re interested!\nHushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nLive Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our affiliate link if you are interested.\nMark37 - Mark37 is a privacy focused company that offers Laptops and phones that come prebuilt with opensource privacy focused operating systems at a reasonable price. Mark37 also offers ongoing technical support and training. Mark37 is a proud conservative and christian company. Use our referral link or discount code to save 5% on all services. This discount does not stack with other promotions. Discount code: \u0026ldquo;LIBERTYTOOLS\u0026rdquo;\nPrivacy.com - Privacy.com is the best way to pay with fiat online while still protecting your privacy. Create debit card aliases that can be limited based on total amount spends or by vendors. With card aliases you dont have to worry about leaked card info, overcharges or annoying vendors that refuse to cancel your subscription, privacy.com lets you do all of that for free. Please use our referral link and sign up for a free account.\nStart 9 - Start 9 is one of our favorite companies. Local to Denver, Start9 offers home personal servers with their own Operating system, that makes it easy for you to own and host your data out of a physical server that you own. Offers an app store with multiple applications that include Bitcoin and Monero full nodes, Matrix and SimpleX messaging, Vaultwarden for password management, Nextcloud for all sorts of hosting including word docs, music, contacts calendar and so much more.\n"},{"id":1,"href":"/agorism/","title":"Agorism","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If taxation without consent is not robbery, then any band of robbers have only to declare themselves a government, and all their robberies are legalized.” ― Lysander Spooner\nAgorism is a social philosophy that advocates creating a society in which all relations between people are voluntary exchanges by means of counter-economics, engaging with aspects of nonviolent revolution, founded by Samuel Edward Konkin the third. Agorism is a different approach to creating freedom, than electoral politics. Sometimes also known as the concept of \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizens.\u0026rdquo;\nAgorist Communities (International) # Bitcoin Beach - Bitcoin Beach is working to create a sustainable circular Bitcoin economy in El Salvador. Following the dramatic decrease in crime and the governments bitcoin backing, Bitcoin Beach has become one of the best Bitcoin communities in the world. Free Society - Free Society aims to build a new sovereign society by negotiating with an existing government. There are many examples of governments granting another nation sovereignty over a part of their territory, and Free Society believes this is the best way forward. Free State Project - The Free State Project is a movement of thousands of freedom-loving people to New Hampshire. Started in 2003, there are thousands of individuals just like you in New Hampshire. Together, Free Staters have built an incredible, real-life community full of people who value liberty and responsibility. Free Cities - The Free Cities Foundation aims to inspire, inform and connect people to create a global market of living together in Free Cities. Free Cities are self-governing territories that uphold individual rights and freedoms. They aim to create more prosperous and autonomous urban spaces. Freedom Haven - Seasteading org working to build a workable seasteading options. Seasteading is the idea of creating permanent living homes that exist outside government jurisdiction in international waters. Liberland - The Free Republic of Liberland is a small experimental country located on the banks of the Danube River, known as Gornja Siga. Liberland is built on classical liberal (libertarian) ideals which emphasize autonomy and minimize the state\u0026rsquo;s encroachment on individual liberties. Rule of law, bodily autonomy, free trade, freedom of choice, freedom of movement, and others are all core tenets of our fledgling nation. PraxisNation - Praxis Nation builds off the concept of the network state by Balaji Srinivasan. Which theories that in the modern world we can create a decentralized country that can offer many of the benefits of standard country. Praxis aims to offer land, its own currency and eventually citizenship among many other things. Pronomos - Pronomos is a venture capital fund that works to build the \u0026ldquo;cities of tomorrow.\u0026rdquo; Pronomos has worked to fund Prospera, Praxis, and many more starup cities. Prospera - Prospera is a new libertarian smart city located in Honduras, that works as an economic zone largely free of local government taxes. An experimental project that does exist by a government grant, but its working to prove out a new potential model of cities. Learn more with the REASON documentary. Digital Nomad Services # Escapees - Escapees bills itself as an RV club, but it offers many services for a digital nomad lifestyle, including mail forwarding and temporary residences among many other things. Based in the U.S. Liberation Travel - Focuses on helping users find residency in multiple countries primarly including Paraguay, Uruguay, Panama and Georgia. Nomad Capitalist - Nomad Capitalist specializes in legally and ethically reducing your tax rate, diversifying and safeguarding your assets, growing your passport portfolio, and maximizing your freedom. Passports for Crypto - Quickly acquire Citizenship in St. Kitts by purchasing property without ever actually visiting St. Kitts. Planbpassport - A service that helps facilitate second passports. Accepts Bitcoin and very much adopts a \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizen\u0026rdquo; Mindset. General Tools # Agorist Nexus - Agorist Nexus is a hub for free exchange, focusing on the spread of Agorism and connecting the counter-economy\nAgorist Tax Advice - Paid service to minimize your tax strategy.\nLive Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our above affiliate link if you are interested.\nMobazha - Formerly known as Openbazaar, Mobazaha aims to be a decentralized market where people can buy and sell products across the world for various different crypto currencies.\nOpen Source Ecology - Open Source Blueprints for Civilization. Build Yourself.The goal of Open Source Ecology is to create an open source economy – an efficient economy which increases innovation by open collaboration. Check out hundreds of open source designs for producing cheaper houses and mechanical equipment.\nTaxation is Theft App - App that walks people through the logical ideas of taxation being theft. Similar to the not yet launched project \u0026ldquo;The mirror\u0026rdquo; by Larken Rose.\nShipping Services # AtoB - Everything you need to send and receive packages in a decentralized way. Built on NOSTR.\nAmerica’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nProxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide.\nSovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption.\nTraveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it.\nSovereign Homesteading # Abundant Acres - A small company that helps you design your sovereign homestead blueprint. Empshield - EMP Shield is the World’s first EMP protection technology for an entire home and vehicle tested to military and UL 1449 standards from ETL. H20 Machine - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. My Patriot Supply - Purchase food and other supplies. Seedarmory.com - Every one of Seed Armory\u0026rsquo;s seed vaults contains only 100% survival grade, 100% heirloom seeds, and are always non-GMO. Seeds, vaults, and packets are kept at low refrigerated temperatures until ready for shipping. Spout Water - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. Works at a much smaller scale than H20 Machine. StealthAngelSurvival.com - Purchase a wide variety of survival gear. Survivalrealty.com - Off grid real estate. Sovereignty Theory # Aguadiero Sovereign Coaching - Private Law and Trust Education. This is a service that helps you control your property and assets without following the standard nonsense of the governments legal system.\nOne Stupid Fuck - Opt out of the tax structure. Terrible website name and design, but a resource that provides great step by step videos of opting out of the current tax structure.\nLost Horizons - Platform with a wide range of topics around opting out of taxes and deconstructing the legal system.\n"},{"id":2,"href":"/books/","title":"Books","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\nLiberty Tools Book List Welcome to the Liberty Tools Book list! This is our official book recommendations for the best books across a wide range of liberty topics. We do not specifically endorse every idea in these books or by these authors, but we do recommended them as a good place to learn about the topics at hand. Not all of these books are specifically libertarian, but they contain valuable information that could benefit anyone regardless of political philosophy. Find these books here: Anna\u0026rsquo;s Archive and Libgen If you enjoy any of these books please considering purchasing. Category Author Agorism Community Technology Karl Hess New Libertarian Manifesto Samuel Edward Konkin III Agorist Class Theory Wally Conger How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Derrick Broze Anti-Politics Sal Mayweather Anarchy in Practice - Stateless Solutions Community Technology David Freidman New Libertarian Manifesto Walter Block Agorist Class Theory Ryan McMaken How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Hans Herman Hoppe Anti-Politics Robert Murphy The Market for Liberty Morris/Linda Tannehill The New Libertarianism: Anarcho-Capitalism J. Michael Oliver Crypto Anarchy The Genesis Book Aaron Van Wirdun Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of Cryptocurrency Andy Greenberg This Machine Kills Secrets: Julian Assange, The Cypherpunks, and their fight to Empower Whistleblowers Andy Greenberg Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital Age Steven Levy The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age James Dale Davidson, Michael David Axtel Cryptocurrency Digital Gold Nathaniel Popper How Money got Free Patrick Eha Understanding Bitcoin Robert Muprhy and Silas Barta The Bitcoin Standard SaifeDean Ammous The Internet of Money Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Bitcoin Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Ethereum Andreas Antonopolous Hacking Bitcoin Roger Ver The Blocksize War Jonathan Bier Conspiracies Filthy Rich James Patterson All The Shahs Men Steven Kinzer JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters James W. Douglass Chaos Tom O\u0026rsquo;Neill Inventing the AIDS Virus Peter Duesberg The Controlled Demolition of the American Empire Charlie Robinson \u0026amp; Jeff Berwick A Warning from History Corey Hughes The Octopus of Global Control Charlie Robinson One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that gave Rise the Jeffrey Epstein Whitney Webb The Creature From Jekyll Island G Edward Griffin Covid The Real Anthony Fauci Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The War on Ivermectin Pierre Kory The Courage to Face Covid-19 Peter McCullough A Plague Upon Our House Scott Atlas Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19 Matt Ridley Diary of A Psychosis Tom Woods The Pfizer Papers Naomi Wolf Drug War and Prohibition The Economics of Prohibition Mark Thornton American Kingpin Nick Bilton High Price Dr. Carl Hart Chasing the Scream Johann Hari Dreamland: The True Tale of America\u0026rsquo;s Opiate Epidemic Sam Quinones Drug War Addiction Sheriff Bill Masters Gang Leader for A Day Sudhir Venkatesh Economics and History of Economics Economics in One Lesson Henry Hazlitt Basic Economics Thomas Sowell The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard Keynes Mark Skousen History of Money and Banking in the United States Murray Rothbard End the Fed Ron Paul Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles Jesus Huerta de Soto The Fiat Standard SaifeDean Ammous Environment American Serengeti Dan Flores Fossil Future Alex Epstein Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of Antihumanism Robert Zubrin Apocalypse Never Michael Shellenberger The Wizard and The Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow\u0026rsquo;s World Charles C. Mann Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Running With Rhinos Ed Warner Extremist Politics The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics Michael Malice SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought Police Vox Day The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure Greg Lukianoff and Johnathan Haidt Fiction Brave New World Aldous Huxley 1984 George Orwell Animal Farm George Orwell Molon Labe! Kenneth Royce (Boston T Party) Alongside Night J. Niel Schulman Freehold Michael Z. Williamson The Moon is a Harsh Mistress Robert Heinlen The Handmaid’s Tale Margaret Atwood Anthem Ayn Rand The Fountainhead Ayn Rand The Giver Lois Lowery Red Rising Pierce Brown Unintended Consequences John Ross The Probability Broach L. Neil Smith The High Ground Series Doug Casey Enemy of the State F. Paul Wilson Financial Crisis Meltdown Tom Woods Deep Freeze: Iceland\u0026rsquo;s Economic Collapse Phillip Bagus and David Howden Americas Great Depression Murray Rothbard The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last Century Mark Thornton End the Fed Ron Paul Gun Rights Come and Take it: The Gun Printers Guide to Thinking Free Cody Wilson The 10 Myths of Gun Control Jose Nino More Guns Less Crime John Lott Health and Nutrition Death by Food Pyramid Denise Minger Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim It Mary Ruwart The Primal Prescription Doug Mcguff and Robert Murphy Fat for Fuel Dr. Joseph Mercola Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless Health Casey Means and Calley Means Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Blind Spots: The Medicine Gets it Wrong and What it Means For our Health Marty Makary Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity Peter Attia History - General A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell A Peoples History of the United States Howard Zinn Albions\u0026rsquo;s Seed David Hackett Fischer The Dawn Of Everything: A New History of Humanity David Graber A Little History of the World EH Gombrich Debt: The First 5000 Years David Graber History of Government Institutions Legacy of Ashes: A history of the CIA Tim Weiner Enemies: A history of the FBI Tim Weiner The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles and their Secret World War Steven Kinzer Overthrow: Americas Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to Iraq Steven Kinzer History of Socialism The Almost Nearly Perfect People Michael Booth The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel Castro Humberto Fontova The Case Against Socialism Rand Paul History of War and Military The Strategic Logic of Suicide Bombers Robert Pape Enough Already: Time to End the War on Terror Scott Horton Death by Government: Genocide and Mass Murder Since 1900 R.J. Rummel Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catastrophe of Ukraine Scott Horton All the Shahs Men Stephen Kirzner Property Rights Against Intellectual Property Stephan Kinsella (Property Rights) - Freedom on the Frontier Terry Anderson \u0026amp; Peter J Hill How Music Got Free Steven Witt Water Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Space Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Against Intellectual Monopoly Michelle Boldrin \u0026amp; David Levine Intro to Liberty The Law Frederic Bastiat The Road to Serfdom Friedrich Hayek Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom Ron Paul The Revolution Ron Paul Intro to Anarchy No Treason: The Constitution of no Authority Lysander Spooner The Most Dangerous Superstition Larken Rose The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to Obey Michael Huemer The Anarchist\u0026rsquo;s Handbook Organized by Michael Malice Dissenting Electorate: Those Who Refuse to Vote and the Legitimacy of Their Opposition Wendy McElroy Individual Liberty Benjamin Tucker Freedom’s Progress: A History of Political Thought Gerard Casey Living Freedom The Freedom Outlaw\u0026rsquo;s Handbook: 179 Things to Do \u0026rsquo;til the Revolution Claire Wolfe 101 Things to Do \u0026lsquo;Til the Revolution: Ideas and Resources for Self-Liberation, Monkey Wrenching and Preparedness Claire Wolfe Don\u0026rsquo;t Shoot the Bastards (Yet): 101 More Ways to Salvage Freedom Claire Wolfe Net Neutrality The Fallacy of Net Neutrality Thomas Hazlett The Master Switch Tim Wu The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless Technology Thomas Hazlett Code 2.0 Lawrence Lessig Philosophy - General Drive: Understanding the science of Human motivation Daniel Pink Defending the Undefendable Walter Block Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder Nassim Taleb The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion Johnathan Haidt Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World David Epstein Philosophy - Political The Ethics of Liberty Murray Rothbard Anatomy of the State Murray Rothbard An Agorist Primer Samuel Konkin Our Enemy, the State Albert J Nock Police Brutality and the Justice system Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America\u0026rsquo;s Police Forces Radley Balko A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State John Whitehead The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison America Naomi Murakawa The New Jim Crow Michelle Alexander Ghettoside Jill Leovy I Can\u0026rsquo;t Breathe: A Killing on Bay Street Matt Taibbi Justice Before the Law Michael Huemer Revisionist History The Myth of the Robber Barons Burt Folsom The Art of Contrary Thinking Humphrey B. Neill Why American History is Not What They Say: An Introduction to Revisionism Jeff Riggenbach Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong James W. Loewen The Roosevelt Myth John T. Flynn The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary War Thomas J. DiLorenzo Security and Privacy The Art of Invisibility Kevin Mitnick How to Be Invisible J. J. Luna No Place to Hide Glen Greenwald Public Record Edward Snowden The Production of Security Gustave di Molinari Extreme Privacy: How to Disapear on the Internet Michael Bazzell Watchman Privacy Gabriel Custodiet Privacy in Utopia Gabriel Custodiet Schooling and Unschooling Radical Unschooling Dayna Martin The Case against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and Money Bryan Caplan Weapons of Mass Instruction John Taylor Gatto The Absorbent Mind Maria Montessori The College Scam: How America\u0026rsquo;s Universities Are Bankrupting and Brainwashing Away the Future of America\u0026rsquo;s Youth Charlie Kirk Vaccines Turtles All the Way Down Anonymous, Tim Vadnar The Moth in the Iron Lung Forrest Moready Crooked: Manmade Disease Explained Forrest Moready Dissolving Illusions Susan Humphries Vaccines, Autoimmunity and the Changing Nature of Childhood Illness Thomas Cowan "},{"id":3,"href":"/covid/","title":"Covid","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Every single thing that was done in public health in response to the pandemic made it worse.\u0026rdquo; - Peter A. McCullough\nThe Covid19 Lockdowns were the biggest event in our lifetimes. The damage done was immeasurable and still continues to this day. The power centers are looking to continue on with all of the covid tyranny. We must be vigilant in fighting back against the medical industrial complex.\nAnti Covid Orgs # Banners 4 Freedom - An organization dedicated to protesting Covid Mandates using billboards across the world.\nChildren\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense - Children\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense® is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Their mission is to end childhood health epidemics by working aggressively to eliminate harmful exposures, hold those responsible accountable and establish safeguards to prevent future harm. They fight corruption, mass surveillance and censorship that put profits before people as well as advocate for worldwide rights to health freedom and bodily autonomy.\nCovid Index - Massive database of Covid insanity. Find all sorts of articles related to censorship and policy failures.\nEvidenceNotFear - An evidence-based guide against all of the Covid madness.\nFeds 4 Med Freedom - Feds for Medical Freedom is fighting for medical freedoms and personal autonomy. They stand against unconstitutional and immoral vaccine mandates that have cost thousands of federal employees and contractors their careers and livelihoods.\nFLCCC Alliance - A group of doctors who got together to push back against the public Covid response. They provide real education on Covid, and demonized treatments like Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine and recovery against.\nGBDeclaration.org - One of the first major organizations to push back against Covid lockdowns. The Great Barrington Declaration is a major worldwide petition sponsored by doctors and scientists against the Covid lockdowns.\nHowbad - Resources for tracking all aspects of specific Covid batchs data, this also includes leaked data, and some aspects of other vaccines and medical malpractice.\nICAN Informed Consent Action Network - Founded in 2016, ICAN was created with the goal of providing every person with the right to informed consent. They believe that by holding regulators accountable through their successful legal actions, individuals will become empowered to make truly informed decisions about their own health and the health of their families. Using an unprecedented legal strategy, ICAN has successfully won lawsuits against Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control, the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration. Founded by Del Bigtree of the Highwire and works regularly with Aaron Siri and his firm.\nLaw Offices of Siri Glimstead - Led by Lawyer Aaron Siri, Siri Glimstead has been at the forefront of defending legal rights against Covid restrictions and damages done by the Covid vaccines, as well as more traditional vaccines. They also focus on other things like civil rights or protection of whistle blowers.\nPhysicians for Informed Consent - Physicians for Informed Consent empowers the public with scientific information about infectious diseases and vaccines.\nPureBloodRegistry - Blood donations for and from people who have not gotten the Covid-19 vaccine.\nThe Highwire - An educational journalistic organization that has been working for years to bring accountability to the world of vaccines and especially Covid vaccines. Founded by Del Bigtree.\nVacSafety - The VSRF’s mission is to advance COVID-19 vaccine safety through scientific research, public education, and advocacy, and to support the vaccine injured. They present the most up-to-date and relevant information on COVID-19 and public health policies, free from corporate press, agenda-driven narratives, and sponsorships with conflict of interest. They encourage questions and an open dialogue of transparency on any medical and scientific information presented.\nFake Mask Websites # Fake Mask Worldwide - A company that sells obviously fake masks, less obviously fake masks and other Covid related items.\nGetUnmask - Breathable masks that look like regular masks. Company now sells other unrelated products as well.\nMedical Drug Purchase # Purchase Medical Drugs including Ivermection and Hydroxychloroquine from high quality third party services.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinil. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nMetrics # ICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nOpen Vaers - Open Vaers takes the CDC\u0026rsquo;s government data from VAERS and makes it much more readable and easy to understand. As of 9/23 there were over 36,000 deaths and over 1.5 million Covid vaccine related reports to VAERS.\nNo-Jab Job Boards # Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types.\nRedballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or Covid nonsense.\nUnjected - Social media for meeting and dating unvaccinated people.\nVaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status.\nVaccine Injured Support # Covid Vax Recovery Guide - A Covid vaccine detox guide written by nutritional scientist and liberty leaning Dr. Chris Masterjohn.\nCovid19CriticalCare.com - An in-depth recovery Post-Vaccine Treatment Protocol guide from the doctors at the FLCC Alliance.\nIronHeart Bloodworks - IronHeart Bloodworks is a new blood bank membership that gives you control over your blood choices during medical procedures. When you need it, IronHeart Bloodworks quickly sends you COVID-19 unvaccinated blood—a unique service in the healthcare industry. You should have the freedom to choose what blood is in your body.\nReact19.org - React19 is a science-based non-profit offering financial, physical, and emotional support for those suffering from long-term COVID-19 vaccine adverse events globally. Their mission is to bring healing to the moms, dads, friends, and loved ones who are facing life-altering side effects from their COVID-19 vaccine. They build bridges between patients and research institutions in order to develop a better understanding of vaccine complications.\nSpike Protein Detox - Peter McCullough\u0026rsquo;s Spike protein Detox protocol. Peter\u0026rsquo;s company also sells a specific Detox Support Formula.\nZelenko Protocol - Dr. Vladimir Zelenko was one of the first doctors to push back on mainstream Covid dogma. While Zelenko has since passed his protocol and supplements are still useful for fighting Covid ^2^\n"},{"id":4,"href":"/deathathletes/","title":"Death Athletes","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;We always knew it was going to happen, it was according to our plan. For our kind, this is nothing.\u0026rdquo; - Cody Wilson\nDeath Athletes refers to a concept going back to Ancient Greece and popularized by 3d Gun Printing Activist Cody Wilson called \u0026ldquo;The Death Athletic\u0026rdquo;. Cody gave a speech at Guns and Bitcoin 2022 talking about the beauty of death given in service to ones beliefs. While not always literal this is often metaphorical, Cody talks about the public death and having been killed in the public as a metaphor. The Death Athletic specifically refers to someone who engaged in practice to promote freedom and was persecuted for doing so. While many people have been prosecuted unfairly, there is a difference between general victims and those who specifically took the risk of fighting the state and lost.\nCheck out the speech here!\nDeath Athletes # Roger Ver - Roger Ver is a freedom activist who was one of the first investors in Bitcoin. Roger has worked as a liberty and Bitcoin activist for over a decade and has made major financial contributions and investments to projects like, DefCad, ShapeShift, FEE, Ross Ulbricht\u0026rsquo;s Legal Defense, Wikileaks, Kraken and many many more. In April 2024 Roger was arrested and detained in Spain on the request of the US government for alleged tax evasion claims in regarding to his exit tax in 2014. Roger is currently looking at a potential 100 year prison sentence for numerous ridiculous legal charges. Roger has been trapped in Spain since April 2024.\nRoss Ulbricht - Ross Ulbricht is the alleged founder and operator of the Silk Road website. The Silk Road offered consumers a safe and trusted way to purchase drugs and other contraband items. Ross was arrested and imprisoned in 2013. He was sentenced to two life sentences plus 40 years and millions of dollars in fines in a corrupt trial. Ross is scheduled to be released as Donald Trump promised to commute his sentence on Day one of his presidency.\nJulian Assange - Julian Assange is one of the greatest journalists of all time. Julian founded Wikileaks in 2006 and has exposed mass public corruption across the world regarding governments and corporations. Julian was forced into home arrest and then asylum for close to a decade based off ridiculous sex charges that were eventually dropped. In 2019 Julian was pulled out of his Asylum and pull into solitary confinement in BellMarsh prison until June 2024. Julian signed a plea deal and was released.\nEdward Snowden - Edward Snowden is a NSA Whistleblower who exposed massive NSA Corruption in 2013, mostly in regards to illegal mass surveillance on citizens. Snowden has been trapped in Russia ever since.\nSamurai Wallet Devs - In May 2024 Samurai Wallets Domain was seized and the two devs known publicly as TDev and Samurai were arrested and charged with money laundering due to the Bitcoin coinjoin functions built into the website.\nTornado Cash Devs - Tornado Cash is a decentralized coinjoin provider for the Ethereum Crypto Currency. In 2022 Tornado Cash was added to the OFACT List and the Devs Roman Storm and Alex Pertsev where charged with Money Laundering.\nAaron Swartz - Internet pioneer and free speech advocate. Creator of the Guerilla Access Open Manifest as well as several other open source technologies, Aaron Swartz tragically killed himself in 2013 thanks to overzealous prosecutors from the DOJ that were threatening Aaron with decades in prison for attempted publishing of copyrighted documents, despite the fact that the document had never been published and the owner of those copyrights Jstore, had actually dropped the charges.\nIan Freemen - Freeman, known for advocating freedom and financial privacy through bitcoin, found himself targeted by federal prosecutors. Initially facing charges including bank fraud and wire fraud, these allegations were eventually dropped due to lack of evidence. The core of the case revolved around money laundering and conspiracy charges. Ultimately, Freeman received a severe sentence of eight years in prison, a $40,000 fine, and forfeiture of $5 million in assets, despite not being convicted of the fraud charges prosecutors initially highlighted.\nCody Wilson - The creator of the Death Athletic concept as well as the founder of Defcad.com and first person to create a 3d printed Gun. Cody has been at the forefront of fighting for 2nd amendment and 1st amendment as they pertain to code and digital rights for over a decade. Cody has been involved in many lawsuits with the federal government as a result and suffered charges for sex crimes in 2018. He is currently free and working for Defcad.\nJay Stark - The anonymous creator of the FGC-9, which stands for \u0026ldquo;Fuck Gun Control.\u0026rdquo; The FGC was the first project to enable the creation of a fully 3d printed gun that did not require any actual gun parts, instead it uses items that can be purchased from conventional stores all over the world. Jay Stark was arrested in April 2021 on suspicions of owning illegal weapons, however none of these weapons were found and he was not taken into custody. Two days later he was found dead sitting in his car in front of his parents house. While the offical cause of death ruled out \u0026ldquo;foul play\u0026rdquo; it is difficult for most to believe that this was simply a coincidence.\n"},{"id":5,"href":"/defense/","title":"Defense","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles.\u0026rdquo; - Jeff Cooper\nWhen any government deprives a citizen of his freedom or property, the individual must take action to publicise his grievances. To this end, I hope to illustrate in the following pages, the futility of gun control, and that no amount of arbitrary legislation can ever prevent those wanting firearms from owning them. The individual who has the ability to construct his own homemade gun can never be permanently disarmed by any level of gun control legislation. - Philip Luty\nDIY Firearms # The 3D Printer has significantly advanced the ease of manufacturing reliable weapons absent the eye of the watchful state. Of course, it is not the only manufacturing tool available, but you will find it the most expedient.\nGetting Started # The following guides provide a basic introduction to 3D printed firearms. If your budget is limited, Creality printers may be the only option. But they are unreliable, and you may spend more time troubleshooting issues than printing. We recommend Prusa for their reliability and unwavering commitment to open source. Bambu Lab printers have recently gained in popularity for their speed, reliability, and multi-material options. However, they have a history of patenting established open source designs, and even more importantly, severely compromise your privacy. More information here. On this principle, we recommend against giving them your money.\nAs you evaluate printers and cad software, keep privacy at the top of your mind. While this practice may currently be legal in your jurisdiction, the state may kidnap and jail you anyway.\nHoffman Tactical The CTRL+PEW Getting Started Guide Ammunition # Fenix Ammunition - Manufactured in the USA by liberty obsessed individuals, and accept Bitcoin for payment. Books # Expedient Homemade Firearms by Philip Luty Expedient Recoilless Launcher: Panzerfaust by Jonathan Wild Communities # Deterrence Dispensed Rocket Chat - Large public group chat for all things 3d printed firearms. FOSSCAD Subreddit - a subreddit focused on 3d printed firearms of all types. However, censorship on reddit continues to grow, and we encourage migration to censorship resistant communities. Files # Most firearm designs are uploaded by individual creators to Odysee. DEFCAD is another source, but requires a paid membership. Most files available on DEFCAD are already available for free on Odysee.\n3D Gun Builder - A comprehensive directory of designs with direct links to Odysee pages. DEFCAD - Many files here are out of date and hosted without the permission of the original developers. GunCad Developer Index - A list of guncad developer Odysee pages. Legal Advocacy Groups # Organizations fighting within the legal system to expand gun rights.\nDefense Distributed Firearm Policy Coalition Rocky Mountain Gun Owners Second Amendment Foundation Merchants # Places to find parts, part kits, tools, ammo, and more..\nParts # Aves Engineering - Glock rails and MAC11 components. Every Gun Part - Exhaustive collection of parts kits (everything but the receiver) and more. Ghost Guns - More parts kits. JSD Supply - Pistol components and more. MAF Arms - Build kits for printed receiver designs. Replicator USA - 3d printed suppressors. Riptide Rails - Glock rails, magazine springs, and other printed firearms components. Newsletters \u0026amp; Podcasts # En Bloc Press - Paid newsletter and podcast focused on the 3d printed firearm space and adjacent politics. Open Source Defense - Weekly newsletter focused on expanding gun rights with \u0026ldquo;0% culture war\u0026rdquo;. Out of Battery Live - Live podcast focused on interviewing guncad developers and builders. Propaganda # Documentaries, talks, and other media.\nDeath Athletic Documentary The New Radical Plastic Defense: Secret 3D Printed Guns in Europe The Plastic Power: A Speech The Unshackled Englishman Resources # GatGPT - A deneutered version of ChatGPT focused on firearms. Shootingbot - Monitors price and availability of ammunition and reloading components. Training # Ok, you can build a firearm in your garage. Now learn how to use it. Before you start LARPING, consider what type of training is most useful. Read this.\nGamut Resolutions - Tactical pistol and carbine classes. Based in Florida but courses are taught in many locations across the US. Guns For Everyone - Free concealed carry classes based out of Colorado. Long Range Shooters of Utah - Multiday courses in shooting up to and beyond 1000 yards in Price, UT. MantisX - MantisX is a gun training system that takes a data-driven approach to helping you achieve shooting mastery with no ammo required. Unlike some dry fire trainers, MANTISX works while attached to ANY firearm (pistol, rifle, or shotgun). By analyzing every shot and generating actionable data, MANTISX helps you improve your accuracy quickly. Solutionary University - Beginner firearm and defense training. Run by Liberty Activist Maj Toure, who has been travelling across the US providing firearms training, particularly in black neighborhoods. Thunder Ranch - Multiday courses in pistol, rifle, and shotgun, founded by Clint Smith and based in Oregon. "},{"id":6,"href":"/education/","title":"Education","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Education and Training # \u0026ldquo;Government schooling is the most radical adventure in history. It kills the family by monopolizing the best times of childhood and by teaching disrespect for home and parents.\u0026rdquo; - John Taylor Gatto\nModern schooling has been terrible for years. Following the covid insanity and the addition of woke politics the schools are proving less and less value by the day. But education can be done through a vareity of methods. In the modern age their are many better ways to educate yourself and your children than traditional school.\nAlternative Schools # Options for schools that are close to the traditional model, but do something different.\nMontessori Schools - Montessori classrooms are ideal workplaces, where children are engaged, energetic, exploring, social, and most of all, learning to take ownership of their own education. They’re also unified communities in which each child understands the responsibility of being an individual student in the class while supporting the learning of others.\nWestern Governors University - While still suffering from some of the issues of traditional education, WGU provides a solid alternative for anyone who still wants to pursue traditional college degrees. Offering Bachelors and Masters programs in IT, Business, Nursing, Finance and Education. WGU is a completely online school, with relatively cheap degree programs that are performance based, meaning you can take the classes at your own pace and are not required to attend classes you dont need.\nAlternatives to School # Liberty Classroom - A wide range of courses. Mostly focused on history but offers other courses on econimics and logics. All courses are taught from a liberty perspective. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. Mises Econ Grad Progam - Economics Grad program that teaches free market Austrian Economics from one of the most prominent liberty focused think tanks. Praxis - Praxis is an intense personal and professional development program for young adults who want to work hard, build skills, learn how to create value, and develop a positive vision of the future for their lives and careers. Praxis is a college alternative that offers a 1 year practical devopment plan that ends up teaching you real world practical skills and connecting you with an intership at the end of your program. School of Life - A course to help you enhance whatever you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Provides biweekly webinars from the best liberty minds to bring your practile and actionable advice for your business, non Profit, cause or whatever else you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. TenToad - A program that helps families transition to a school-free life with a solid foundation of knowledge and the tools to get started with confidence. Embrace living and learning without school. ThinkExodus - Exodus Institute aims to provide families with a quality alternative to public schools, and support homeschool families with enrichment courses that foster critical thinking, academic skills, and counter the left-wing indoctrination found in education, culture, and the media. Unschoolers.org - Unschooling and peaceful parenting educational organization. Unschooling is an alternative to traditional schooling and even home schooling that works to encourage and focus and direct children\u0026rsquo;s natural curiosity. Unschooling Resources with Dayna Martin - Dayna Martin has been living and breathing Unschooling for 2 decades, while also working to educate many others on these principles. You can find many of the best unschooling resources here. Homeschool Resources # Acellusacademy - Acellus Academy is a K-12 online private school located in Kansas City, Missouri as a 501c3. Acellus Academy provides instruction online through distance education via the Acellus Learning System. Acellus, a program of the International Academy of Science, is an online learning system that has been used to provide primary instruction to millions of students in thousands of schools throughout the United States.\nHome School Legal Defense Association - With over 100,000 member families, Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) is the nation’s largest, most trusted homeschool advocacy organization.\nPower Home School - Power Homeschool is the official provider of online Acellus® courses for parents independently homeschooling their children without teacher support. Power is a not an accredited curriculum.\nRon Paul Curriculum - A liberty focused home school curriculum for all grades based on the ideas of former congressman Ron Paul. The curriculum was largely designed by Liberty Classroom founder, Tom Woods.\nTuttle Twins Academy - From the authors of some of the best selling Liberty Kids books, comes the academy for home learning. Catered for kids TTA offers courses in Finances, Logic \u0026amp; Critical Thinking, Entrepreneurship, and many more to come.\n"},{"id":7,"href":"/frontends/","title":"Front Ends","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy. The savage’s whole existence is public, ruled by the laws of his tribe. Civilization is the process of setting man free from men.\u0026rdquo; - Ayn Rand\nPrivacy Front ends are interfaces that interact with well known services that dont respect your privacy. Apps like Youtube or Facebook can be accessed via privacy respecting generally open source apps.\nApple AirPlay # air-pi-play - Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Airplay server using RPiPlay to enable screen mirroring on tvs, monitors and projectors. RPiPlay - An open-source AirPlay mirroring server for the Raspberry Pi. Supports iOS 9 and up. Apple Music # Cider - Cross-platform Apple Music experience based on Electron and Vue.js written from scratch with performance in mind Discord # gtkcord4 - A lightweight Discord client written in Golang which uses GTK3 for the user interface Facebook # SlimSocial - Android, alternative front-end for Facebook, built with Java Frost - An extensive and functional open source third party app for Facebook (Android app) Facebook Messenger # Caprine - Unofficial and privacy-focused Facebook Messenger app with many useful features fb-messenger-cli - Use your Facebook account to chat with your friends sneakily in the command line, it\u0026rsquo;s as easy as logging in, choosing a convo and chatting away Google Search # LibreX - Privacy-respecting free meta-search engine (free as in freedom). Small and simple meta-search engine, fetches and anonymizes results from Google only, has API support, allows redirects to Invidious/Bibliogram/Nitter/Libreddit.\nSearXNG - SearXNG is a free internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from various search services and databases. Users are neither tracked nor profiled (SearXNG is a fork of Searx).\nSearx - Searx is a free privacy-respecting internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from more than 70 search services. Users are neither tracked nor profiled. Additionally, Searx can be used over Tor for online anonymity.\nWhoogle Search - A self-hosted, ad-free, privacy-respecting metasearch engine for Google.\nGoogle Translate # Crow Translate - Simple and lightweight cross-platform translator that allows translation using LibreTranslate, Lingva, Google, Bing, and Yandex, as well as text-to-speech using Google.\nDeepL Android - Unofficial Android client for DeepL.\nInstaLate - Distraction-free translation for Android, to be used directly from within any app. Supports Beolingus, DeepL, Dict.cc, GNU CIDE, Heinzelnisse, LibreTranslate, Linguee, WikDict, and Wiktionary.\nLingva Translate - Alternative front-end for Google Translate, serving as a free and open-source translator with over a hundred languages available.\nSimplyTranslate - Provide fast and private translations to the user without wasting much overhead for extensive styling or JavaScript. Supports Google Translate, DeepL, ICIBA, and LibreTranslate.\nSimplyTranslate Mobile - Unofficial Android client of SimplyTranslate.\nHacker News # Hackers - A native iOS app for Hacker News.\nHackerweb - A simply readable Hacker News web app.\nHckrnws - A custom front-end for a better reading experience of HackerNews.\nHN-search - Algolia Hacker News search.\nHNTopLinks - Top Links on Hacker News.\nImgur # Imgin - Minimal Imgur front end Imgrs - Imgrs is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. It\u0026rsquo;s a Rust rewrite of a previous Imgur proxy project, Omgur. Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/imgrs Omgur - Omgur is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. Inspired by the Invidious, Nitter, and Teddit projects. No JavaScript or ads All requests go through the Omgur backend, client never talks to Imgur Prevents Imgur from tracking your IP or JavaScript fingerprint Lightweight Self-hostable Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/omgur Rimgo - Self-hosted frontend for Imgur written in Go. Website: https://i.bcow.xyz/ Rimgu - Self-hosted alternative frontend/ proxy for Imgur Instagram # Bibliogram - Bibliogram is an alternative front-end for Instagram. Public instances: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/bibliogram-docs/tree/master/docs/Instances.md Mastodon # Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Hyperspace - cross-platform Mastodon client for the fediverse written in TypeScript and React Pinafore - Alternative web client for Mastodon, focused on speed and simplicity Sengi - cross-platform multi-account Mastodon \u0026amp; Pleroma desktop client TheDesk - cross-platform Mastodon \u0026amp; Misskey desktop client Tootle - simple GTK-based Linux Mastodon client Tusky - lightweight Android Mastodon client Medium # Scribe - Alternative front-end to Medium.com Other services # ArchiveBox - Open source self-hosted web archiving. Takes URLs/browser history/bookmarks/Pocket/Pinboard/etc., saves HTML, JS, PDFs, media, and more etherpad-lite - Collaborative rich text editor. A modern really-real-time collaborative document editor Gitea - Lightweight git server. Git with a cup of tea, painless self-hosted git service Hedgedoc - Collaborative markdown editor. A platform to write and share markdown Librarian - Alternative frontend for LBRY / Odysee.com MediathekViewWeb - Video content of German public-service television broadcasters (e.g. ARD, ZDF) Official instance: mediathekviewweb.de NoPaste - NoPaste is an open-source website similar to Pastebin where you can store any piece of code, and generate links for easy sharing PrivateBin - Zero knowledge encrypted paste-bin. A minimalist, open source online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data. Data is encrypted/decrypted in the browser using 256 bits AES Snapdrop - Similar to Apple\u0026rsquo;s Airdrop but in your browser. A Progressive Web App for local file sharing Vaultwarden - Password manager. Unofficial Bitwarden compatible server written in Rust, formerly known as bitwarden_rs Wikiless - A free open source alternative Wikipedia front-end focused on privacy Reddit # Due to recent changes with the Reddit API Policy you may have mixed success with these. These are kept here in the event that this changes, but otherwise these are mostly dead projects\nDawn - Open-source Reddit app Available on F-Droid Forked from Dank: https://github.com/saket/Dank Eddrit - Alternative front-end for Reddit, inspired by Nitter, built with Python \u0026amp; Starlette. Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Infinity - Reddit client for Android Available on F-Droid junipf/reddit-frontend - A reddit front-end written in React Official instance: https://jpf-reddit.netlify.app kddit - uWSGI frontend for Reddit.com written in Python Official instance: https://kddit.kalli.st Libreddit - Alternative front-end for Reddit. Themed around Reddit\u0026rsquo;s new design - Lightweight, no JavaScript, no ads, no tracking. Official instance: libredd.it Public instances: https://github.com/spikecodes/libreddit#instances RedditClient - Alternative front-end for Reddit, built with Angular Roffline - A self-hosted offline Reddit server. It allows you to browse Reddit posts (including any media in the post) while offline. It is targeted at people that have intermittent internet Snew - Open-source client for Reddit forked from the Reddit source code. Slide - Open source, ad free Reddit browser for Android Available on F-Droid Stealth - Account-free, privacy-oriented, and feature-rich Reddit client. Available on F-Droid Teddit - Alternative Reddit front-end focused on privacy - Lightweight, no ads, no JavaScript, unofficial API. Official instance: https://teddit.net Public instances: https://github.com/teddit-net/teddit#instances Github mirror repository Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Teddit Top of Reddit - Top Reddit posts every day. Troddit: A web client for Reddit Official instance: https://www.troddit.com Updoot - Android, alternative front-end for Reddit. Xeddit - A Xamarin.Forms app for Reddit. Official instance: xeddit.com Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Xeddit Redirection # Farside - Farside provides links that automatically redirect to working instances of privacy-oriented alternative frontends, such as Nitter, Libreddit, etc. This allows for users to have more reliable access to the available public instances for a particular service, while also helping to distribute traffic more evenly across all instances and avoid performance bottlenecks and rate-limiting. LibRedirect - App that redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends. If you click on a link of a Youtube like it will redirect to you to Newpipe, Twitter to nitter, Wikipedia to Wikiless etc. Privacy Redirect - A simple web extension that redirects Twitter, YouTube, Instagram \u0026amp; Google Maps requests to privacy friendly alternatives Firefox Add-On: Privacy Redirect Chrome Extension: Privacy Redirect UntrackMe - UntrackMe transforms Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Reddit and Medium and Wikipedia links to links of open source, privacy friendly front-ends. Converts Google Maps links to OpenStreetMap links. Removes tracking parameters from any url. Then delegates the action to other apps that are capable of handling them. (Android app) Watch on Odysee - Browser add on that redirects you from YouTube to odysee a decentralized Youtube alternative Reuters # Neuters - An alternative front-end to Reuters.com. It is intended to be lightweight and fast, and was heavily inspired by Nitter Official instance: https://boxcat.site Shazam # SongRec - Open-source Shazam client for Linux, written in Rust. Spotify # Downtify - Open source Spotify ripper. Self Hosted. Kotify - Requires Spotify Account - Multiplatform desktop client for Spotify focused on library organization for power users. Relies on official Spotify client for playback Librespot - Requires Spotify Premium Account - librespot is an open source client library for Spotify. It enables applications to use Spotify\u0026rsquo;s service to control and play music via various backends, and to act as a Spotify Connect receiver. It is an alternative to the official and now deprecated closed-source libspotify. Additionally, it will provide extra features which are not available in the official library Oggify - Download Spotify tracks to Ogg Vorbis (with a Spotify premium account), based on librespot psst - Fast and multi-platform Spotify client with native GUI Podcast MP3 Downloader - Download MP3 files of your favorite podcasts from Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts, and Overcast. Spot: Gtk/Rust native Spotify client for the GNOME desktop. Only works with premium accounts Spotiqueue - Minimalistic queue-oriented macOS-native client for Spotify, with Guile Scheme scriptability SpotDownloader - A simple web tool that allows you to download songs from Spotify. You can download a song either by entering a track, album, or playlist link. You can also download the entire album or playlist in ZIP format. It also adds all the metadata like cover image, artists, and release date in the downloaded songs. Show, Podcast, and Artist page links aren\u0026rsquo;t supported yet. Spotiflyer - Download free content from Youtube, Spotify, Sound Cloud and more Spotube: A lightweight and free Spotify crossplatform-client which handles playback manually, streams music using Youtube \u0026amp; no Spotify premium account is needed SpotX: Modified Spotify Client for Windows (Windows Only) - Blocking ads and updates for the desktop version of Spotify, disabling podcasts and more Telegram # Telegram-FOSS - Unofficial, FOSS-friendly fork of the original Telegram client for Android. TikTok # ProxiTok - Open source alternative frontend for TikTok made with PHP. Official instance: Pussthecat Instance Twitch # ElectronPlayer - Electron Based Web Video Services Player. Supports Netflix, Youtube, Twitch, Floatplane, Hulu and more streamlink-twitch-gui - Multi platform Twitch.tv browser for Streamlink Twire: Alternative and open source Twitch client for Android Xtra - Twitch player and browser for Android Twitter/X # Due to recent changes with the Twitter API Policy you may have mixed success with these.\nFritter - A free, open-source Twitter client for Android. Harpy - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Flutter/Dart. Nitter - Alternative Twitter front-end - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Official instance: nitter.net Public instances: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances Example: Troy Hunt on Twitter and Nitter Shitter - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Java. Tweet-app - Desktop Twitter client only for tweeting. Timeline never shows up. Tweeterr - A tool to use Twitter from the command line on the fly. Tweepy - Twitter for Python Twidere X - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built mostly with Kotlin, in early stage. YouTube # Alltube - Web GUI for youtube-dl AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. BlackHole - Android music player app for YouTube Music and Spotify made with Flutter CloudTube - Alternative front-end for Invidious Official instance: https://tube.cadence.moe Installation guide for self-hosting: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/tube-docs/tree/main/item/docs/cloudtube/Installing%20CloudTube.md FreeTube - Open source YouTube desktop player for privacy on Windows, Mac and Linux Invidious - Invidious is an alternative front-end to YouTube - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Home page: https://invidious.io Invidious instances (Github): https://github.com/iv-org/documentation/blob/master/Invidious-Instances.md Invidious instances API: https://api.invidious.io Installation guide for self-hosting: https://docs.invidious.io/Installation.md Invidious-viewer - Python application to watch YouTube videos through the Invidious API, in the terminal (requires MPV player and libmpv.so, provided by Linux distro) Invuedious - An alternative frontend for invidious built with vue.js Official instance: https://bocchilorenzo.github.io/invuedious/ LibreTube - Android frontend for YouTube, based on Piped minitube - Lightweight youtube client with a kid-friendly interface. Can make playlists from search keywords mps-youtube - Terminal based YouTube player and downloader. NewPipe - A libre lightweight streaming front-end for Android oleksis/youtube-dl-gui - Cross-platform front-end GUI of the popular youtube-dl written in wxPython OpenVideoDownloader aka jely2002/youtube-dl-gui - A cross-platform GUI for youtube-dl made in Electron and node.js Piped - An alternative privacy-friendly YouTube frontend which is efficient by design - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking Official instance: https://piped.kavin.rocks List of public instances: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped/wiki/Instances Installation guide for self-hosting: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Documentation/blob/main/content/docs/self-hosting/index.md pipe-viewer - A lightweight application (fork of straw-viewer) for searching and playing videos from YouTube. Plumber - Local and remote video trimmer, can trim parts of video without downloading whole video, utilizes youtube-dl, allows conversion to GIFs smtube - Stand-alone YouTube video player Website: https://www.smtube.org SMTube is part of SMPlayer SMPlayer website: https://www.smplayer.info SMPlayer repository: https://github.com/smplayer-dev/smplayer SmartTubeNext - SmartTubeNext is an advanced YouTube app for Android TVs and TV boxes, free and open source. It is not a live TV client and does not support \u0026ldquo;YouTube TV\u0026rdquo;. SkyTube - An open-source YouTube app for Android. Tartube - A GUI front-end for youtube-dl, partly based on youtube-dl-gui and written in Python 3 / Gtk 3 th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). TubeArchivist - A self hosted YouTube media server. TubeSync - TubeSync is a PVR (personal video recorder) for YouTube. It syncs YouTube channels and playlists to a locally hosted media server. ViewTube - An alternative front-end for YouTube, written in Vue.js, uses Plyr video player; supports SponsorBlock, multiple Invidious instances support, chapters Vividl - Modern Windows GUI for youtube-dl Youtube-dl - Command-line program to download videos from YouTube.com and other video sites Youtube-viewer - Lightweight YouTube client for Linux YouTube.js - Full-featured wrapper around the Innertube API, which is what YouTube itself uses uYouPlus - uYouPlus (uYou+) is an alternative YouTube app for Apple\u0026rsquo;s iOS and iPadOS. yattee - Alternative YouTube frontend for iOS, tvOS and macOS built with Invidious and Piped, supports sponsorblock yt-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously without forcing javascript (Fork of youtube-local) yt-dlp - A youtube-dl fork with additional features and fixes. ytcc - Command line tool to keep track of your favorite playlists on YouTube and many other places. Can import youtube subscriptions from Google Takeout and provide them as an RSS feed for your favorite reader. ytfzf - A POSIX script that helps you find Youtube videos (without API) and opens/downloads them using mpv/youtube-dl. ytmdl - A simple app to get songs from YouTube in mp3 format with artist name, album name etc from sources like iTunes, LastFM, Deezer, Gaana etc. ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. ytdl-gui - A simple-to-use, cross-platform graphical interface for youtube-dl youtube-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously and with greater page performance ytcast - Cast YouTube videos to your smart TV from the command line. This program does roughly the same thing as the \u0026ldquo;Play on TV\u0026rdquo; button that appears on the player bar when you visit youtube.com with Chrome or when you use the YouTube smartphone app YouTube Music # AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. "},{"id":8,"href":"/hacking/","title":"Hacking","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The truth is revealed by removing things that stand in its light, an art not unlike sculpture, in which the artist creates, not by building, but by hacking away.\u0026rdquo; - Alan Watts\nWelcome to the Hacking section of Liberty tools! Hacking should be used to increase your knowledge and harden your defenses. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAnonymity # BinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\nI2P - The Invisible Internet Project.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nNipe - Script to redirect all traffic from the machine to the Tor network.\nOnionScan - One of the Hacking Tools for investigating the Dark Web by finding operational security issues introduced by Tor hidden service operators.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nTor - Free software and onion routed overlay network that helps you defend against traffic analysis.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nBug Bounty Platforms # Bugcrowd List - List of many companies that provide bug bounties. CTF(Capture the flag) # Ctf-tools - Collection of setup scripts to install various security research tools easily and quickly deployable to new machines.\nPwntools - Rapid exploit development framework built for use in CTFs.\nRsaCtfTool - Decrypt data enciphered using weak RSA keys, and recover private keys from public keys using a variety of automated attacks.\nDDoS # HOIC - Updated version of Low Orbit Ion Cannon, has ‘boosters’ to get around common counter measures.\nJS LOIC - JavaScript in-browser version of LOIC.\nLOIC - Open source network stress tool for Windows.\nSlowLoris - DoS tool that uses low bandwidth on the attacking side.\nT50 - Faster network stress tool.\nUFONet - Abuses OSI layer 7 HTTP to create/manage ‘zombies’ and to conduct different attacks using; GET/POST, multithreading, proxies, origin spoofing methods, cache evasion techniques, etc.\nDefense Evasion # AntiVirus Evasion Tool (AVET) - Post-process exploits containing executable files targeted for Windows machines to avoid being recognized by antivirus software.\nHyperion - Runtime encryptor for 32-bit portable executables (“PE .exes”).\nPeCloak.py - Automates the process of hiding a malicious Windows executable from antivirus (AV) detection.\nPeCloakCapstone - Multi-platform fork of the peCloak.py automated malware antivirus evasion tool.\nUniByAv - Simple obfuscator that takes raw shellcode and generates Anti-Virus friendly executables by using a brute-forcable, 32-bit XOR key.\nVeil - Generate metasploit payloads that bypass common anti-virus solutions.\nDefcon Suggested Reading # Defcon Suggested Reading Email Spoofing # SpoofBox - Offers email, SMS, Phone spoofing and lots of other tools. Not a free service. Can also be used to look up phone numbers. Exploit Development # Exploit Writing Tutorials - Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nShellcode Examples - Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial - Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nFile Format Analysis # Hachoir - Python library to view and edit a binary stream as tree of fields and tools for metadata extraction.\nKaitai Struct - File formats and network protocols dissection language and web IDE, generating parsers in C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby.\nVeles - Binary data visualization and analysis tool.\nForensics # Autopsy - Full suite of open source forensics tools.\nCAINE - CAINE is Linux Live CD that contains a wealth of digital forensic tools. Features include a user-friendly GUI, semi-automated report creation and tools for Mobile Forensics, Network Forensics, Data Recovery and more.\nFTK Imager - Open Source Disk imaging tool.\nPaladin Forensic Suite - Live Ubuntu distro with lots of tools. Open source with free and paid versions.\nSIFT Workstation - The SIFT Workstation is a collection of free and open-source incident response and forensic tools designed to perform detailed digital forensic examinations in a variety of settings, all built inside an Ubuntu VM.\nSMART - Open source sampling of many proprietary forensics tools.\nGNU/Linux Utilities # Linux Exploit Suggester - Heuristic reporting on potentially viable exploits for a given GNU/Linux system. Hacking Focused OSINT # AQUATONE - Subdomain discovery tool utilizing various open sources producing a report that can be used as input to other tools.\nBinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\nDataSploit - OSINT visualizer utilizing Shodan, Censys, Clearbit, EmailHunter, FullContact, and Zoomeye behind the scenes.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\ngithub-dorks - CLI tool to scan Github repos/organizations for potential sensitive information leak.\nIntrigue - Automated OSINT \u0026amp; Attack Surface discovery framework with powerful API, UI and CLI.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nShodan - World’s first search engine for Internet-connected devices.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSn1per - One of the Hacking Tools for Automated Pentest Recon Scanner.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\nThreat Crowd - Search engine for threats.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nvcsmap - Plugin-based tool to scan public version control systems for sensitive information.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nHacking Conventions # 44Con - Annual Security Conference held in London.\nAppSecUSA - Annual conference organized by OWASP.\nBalCCon - Balkan Computer Congress, annually held in Novi Sad, Serbia.\nBlack Hat - Annual security conference in Las Vegas.\nBruCON - Annual security conference in Belgium.\nCarolinaCon - Infosec conference, held annually in North Carolina.\nCCC - Annual meeting of the international hacker scene in Germany.\nCHCon - Christchurch Hacker Con, Only South Island of New Zealand hacker con.\nDeepSec - Security Conference in Vienna, Austria.\nDefCamp - Largest Security Conference in Eastern Europe, held annually in Bucharest, Romania.\nDEF CON - Annual hacker convention in Las Vegas. Known for having a left wing bias.\nEkoparty - Largest Security Conference in Latin America, held annually in Buenos Aires, Argentina.\nFSec - FSec - Croatian Information Security Gathering in Varaždin, Croatia.\nHack3rCon - Annual US hacker conference.\nHack.lu - Annual conference held in Luxembourg.\nHackfest - Largest hacking conference in Canada.\nHITB - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nHacking In The Box - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nInfosecurity Europe - Europe’s number one information security event, held in London, UK.\nLayerOne - Annual US security conference held every spring in Los Angeles.\nNullcon - Annual conference in Delhi and Goa, India.\nPhreakNIC - Technology conference held annually in middle Tennessee.\nRSA Conference USA - Annual security conference in San Francisco, California, USA.\nShmooCon - Annual US East coast hacker convention.\nSkyDogCon - Technology conference in Nashville.\nSummerCon - One of the oldest hacker conventions, held during Summer.\nSwiss Cyber Storm - Annual security conference in Lucerne, Switzerland.\nThotCon - Annual US hacker conference held in Chicago.\nTroopers - Annual international IT Security event with workshops held in Heidelberg, Germany.\nVirus Bulletin Conference - Annual conference going to be held in Denver, USA for 2016.\nHash Cracking # BruteForce Wallet - Find the password of an encrypted wallet file (i.e. wallet.dat).\nCeWL - Generates custom wordlists by spidering a target’s website and collecting unique words.\nHashcat - Another One of the Hacking Tools The more fast hash cracker.\nJohn the Ripper - One of the best Hacking Tools for Fast password cracker.\nJWT Cracker - Simple HS256 JWT token brute force cracker.\nRar Crack - RAR bruteforce cracker.\nHex Editors # 0xED – Native macOS hex editor that supports plug-ins to display custom data types.\nFrhed – Binary file editor for Windows.\nHexEdit.js – Browser-based hex editing.\nHexinator – World’s finest (proprietary, commercial) Hex Editor.\nInformation Security Magazines # 2600: The Hacker Quarterly – American publication about technology and computer “underground.”\nPhrack Magazine – By far the longest running hacker zine.\nUnredacted Magazine - The official magazine from Michael Bazzell author of Extreme Privacy.\nLock Picking Resources # Awesome Lockpicking – Awesome guides, tools, and other resources about the security and compromise of locks, safes, and keys.\nBosnianbill – More lockpicking videos.\nSchuyler Towne channel – Lockpicking videos and security talks.\n/r/lockpicking – Resources for learning lockpicking, equipment recommendations.\nmacOS Utilities # Bella – Pure Python post-exploitation data mining and remote administration tool for macOS. Multi-paradigm Frameworks # Armitage – Java-based GUI front-end for the Metasploit Framework.\nExploitPack – Graphical tool for automating penetration tests that ships with many pre-packaged exploits.\nFaraday – Multiuser integrated pentesting environment for red teams performing cooperative penetration tests, security audits, and risk assessments.\nMetasploit – Post exploitation Hacking Tools for offensive security teams to help verify vulnerabilities and manage security assessments.\nPupy – Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android) remote administration and post-exploitation tool.\nNetwork Tools # BetterCAP – Modular, portable and easily extensible MITM framework.\nCloudFail – Unmask server IP addresses hidden behind Cloudflare by searching old database records and detecting misconfigured DNS.\nCrackMapExec – A swiss army knife for pentesting networks.\nDebookee – Simple and powerful network traffic analyzer for macOS.\nDET – Proof of concept to perform data exfiltration using either single or multiple channel(s) at the same time.\nDgcd – Simple Unix network utility to extend the accessibility of TCP/IP based network services beyond firewalls.\nDnsmap – One of the Hacking Tools for Passive DNS network mapper.\nDnsrecon – One of the Hacking Tools for DNS enumeration script.\nDnschef – Highly configurable DNS proxy for pentesters.\nDnsenum – Perl script that enumerates DNS information from a domain, attempts zone transfers, performs a brute force dictionary style attack, and then performs reverse look-ups on the results.\nDnstracer – Determines where a given DNS server gets its information from, and follows the chain of DNS servers.\nDNSDumpster – One of the Hacking Tools for Online DNS recon and search service.\nDshell – Network forensic analysis framework.\nDsniff – Collection of tools for network auditing and pentesting.\nDripcap – Caffeinated packet analyzer.\nEvilgrade – Modular framework to take advantage of poor upgrade implementations by injecting fake updates.\nEttercap – Comprehensive, mature suite for machine-in-the-middle attacks.\nImpacket – A collection of Python classes for working with network protocols.\nIntercepter-NG – Multifunctional network toolkit.\nMass Scan – Best Hacking Tools for TCP port scanner, spews SYN packets asynchronously, scanning entire Internet in under 5 minutes.\nMallory – HTTP/HTTPS proxy over SSH.\nMitmproxy – Interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy for penetration testers and software developers.\nMorpheus – Automated ettercap TCP/IP Hacking Tools.\nNetsniff-ng – Swiss army knife for network sniffing.\nNetwork-Tools.com – Website offering an interface to numerous basic network utilities like ping, traceroute, whois, and more.\nNmap – Free security scanner for network exploration \u0026amp; security audits.\nPassivedns – Network sniffer that logs all DNS server replies for use in a passive DNS setup.\nPassivedns-client – Library and query tool for querying several passive DNS providers.\nPig – One of the Hacking Tools for GNU/Linux packet crafting.\nPwnat – Punches holes in firewalls and NATs.\nPraeda – Automated multi-function printer data harvester for gathering usable data during security assessments.\nPrinter Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) – Tool for printer security testing capable of IP and USB connectivity, fuzzing, and exploitation of PostScript, PJL, and PCL printer language features.\nRoutersploit – Open source exploitation framework similar to Metasploit but dedicated to embedded devices.\nScanless – Utility for using websites to perform port scans on your behalf so as not to reveal your own IP.\nScapy – Python-based interactive packet manipulation program \u0026amp; library.\nSPARTA – Graphical interface offering scriptable, configurable access to existing network infrastructure scanning and enumeration tools.\nSSH MITM – Intercept SSH connections with a proxy; all plaintext passwords and sessions are logged to disk.\nTcpdump/libpcap – Common packet analyzer that runs under the command line.\nWireshark – Widely-used graphical, cross-platform network protocol analyzer.\nXRay – Network (sub)domain discovery and reconnaissance automation tool.\nZarp – Network attack tool centered around the exploitation of local networks.\nZmap – Open source network scanner that enables researchers to easily perform Internet-wide network studies.\nOperating Systems # Best Linux Penetration Testing Distributions @ CyberPunk – Description of main penetration testing distributions.\nCuckoo – Open source automated malware analysis system.\nComputer Aided Investigative Environment (CAINE) – Italian GNU/Linux live distribution created as a digital forensics project.\nCSILinux - CSI\u0026rsquo;s mission is to equip you with the most advanced tools in digital forensics, OSINT, and incident response.\nDigital Evidence \u0026amp; Forensics Toolkit (DEFT) – Live CD for forensic analysis runnable without tampering or corrupting connected devices where the boot process takes place.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nSecurity @ Distrowatch – Website dedicated to talking about, reviewing, and keeping up to date with open source operating systems.\nTails – Live OS aimed at preserving privacy and anonymity.\nPhysical Hacking Tools # Anof-cyber/APTRS - APTRS (Automated Penetration Testing Reporting System) is an automated reporting tool in Python and Django. The tool allows Penetration testers to create a report directly without using the Traditional Docx file. It also provides an approach to keeping track of the projects and vulnerabilities.\nCanarytokens.org - Canarytokens are a free, quick, painless way to help defenders discover they\u0026rsquo;ve been breached by having attackers announce themselves. These are digital honeypots you can configure on your own network.\nFlipperzero.one - Flipper Zero is a portable multi-tool for pentesters and geeks in a toy-like body. It loves hacking digital stuff, such as radio protocols, access control systems, hardware and more. It\u0026rsquo;s fully open-source and customizable, so you can extend it in whatever way you like. Check out more firmware options here\nHak5.org - Sells many hacking for wifi pentesting, hotplug attacks, implants, remote access field kits and more. Breakdown of multiple tools\nLAN Turtle – Covert “USB Ethernet Adapter” that provides remote access, network intelligence gathering, and MITM capabilities when installed in a local network.\nPoisontap – Siphons cookies, exposes internal (LAN-side) router and installs web backdoor on locked computers.\nUSB Rubber Ducky – Customizable keystroke injection attack platform masquerading as a USB thumbdrive.\nWiFi Pineapple – Wireless auditing and penetration testing platform.\nPenetration Testing Resources # Pentest Tools # Metasploit Unleashed - Free Offensive Security Metasploit course.\nMITRE’s Adversarial Tactics, Techniques \u0026amp; Common Knowledge (ATT\u0026amp;CK) – Curated knowledge base and model for cyber adversary behavior.\nOpen Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM) – Framework for providing test cases that result in verified facts on which to base decisions that impact an organization’s security.\nOpen Web Application Security Project (OWASP) – Worldwide not-for-profit charitable organization focused on improving the security of especially Web-based and Application-layer software.\nPenetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) – Documentation designed to provide a common language and scope for performing and reporting the results of a penetration test.\nPenetration Testing Framework (PTF) – Outline for performing penetration tests compiled as a general framework usable by vulnerability analysts and penetration testers alike.\nPENTEST-WIKI – Free online security knowledge library for pentesters and researchers.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nShellcode Examples – Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial – Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nXSS-Payloads – Ultimate resource for all things cross-site including payloads, tools, games and documentation.\nPenetration Testing Distributions # ArchStrike – Arch GNU/Linux repository for security professionals and enthusiasts.\nAttifyOS – GNU/Linux distribution focused on tools useful during Internet of Things (IoT) security assessments.\nBackBox – Ubuntu-based distribution for penetration tests and security assessments.\nBlackArch – Arch GNU/Linux-based distribution with best Hacking Tools for penetration testers and security researchers.\nFedora Security Lab – Provides a safe test environment to work on security auditing, forensics, system rescue and teaching security testing methodologies.\nKali – GNU/Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing Hacking Tools.\nNetwork Security Toolkit (NST) – Fedora-based bootable live operating system designed to provide easy access to best-of-breed open source network security applications.\nParrot – Distribution similar to Kali, with multiple architectures with 100 of Hacking Tools.\nPentoo – Security-focused live CD based on Gentoo.\nThe Pentesters Framework – Distro organized around the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES), providing a curated collection of utilities that eliminates often unused toolchains.\nDocker for Penetration Testing # docker pull kalilinux/kali-linux-docker docker pull owasp/zap2docker-stable docker pull wpscanteam/wpscan docker pull citizenstig/dvwa docker pull wpscanteam/vulnerablewordpress docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-6271 docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-0160 docker pull opendns/security-ninjas docker pull diogomonica/docker-bench-security docker pull ismisepaul/securityshepherd docker pull danmx/docker-owasp-webgoat docker-compose build \u0026amp;\u0026amp; docker-compose up docker pull citizenstig/nowasp docker pull bkimminich/juice-shop docker pull phocean/msf Penetration Testing Report Templates # Pentesting Report Template – lucideus.com template.\nPentesting Report Template – pcisecuritystandards.org template.\nPublic Pentesting Reports – Curated list of public penetration test reports released by several consulting firms and academic security groups.\nRansomware Recovery # Nomoreransom - Help detect what kind of ransomware encryption you’re affected by and free tools to unlock it, in many but not all cases. Reverse Engineering Tools # Binwalk – Fast, easy to use tool for analyzing, reverse engineering, and extracting firmware images.\nCapstone – Lightweight multi-platform, multi-architecture disassembly framework.\ndnSpy – One of the Hacking Tools to reverse engineer .NET assemblies.\nEvan’s Debugger – OllyDbg-like debugger for GNU/Linux.\nFrida – Dynamic instrumentation toolkit for developers, reverse-engineers, and security researchers.\nImmunity Debugger – Powerful way to write exploits and analyze malware.\nInteractive Disassembler (IDA Pro) – Proprietary multi-processor disassembler and debugger for Windows, GNU/Linux, or macOS; also has a free version, IDA Free.\nMedusa – Open source, cross-platform interactive disassembler.\nOllyDbg – x86 debugger for Windows binaries that emphasizes binary code analysis.\nPeda – Python Exploit Development Assistance for GDB.\nPlasma – Interactive disassembler for x86/ARM/MIPS. Generates indented pseudo-code with colored syntax code.\nPyREBox – Python scriptable Reverse Engineering sandbox by Cisco-Talos.\nRadare2 – Open source, crossplatform reverse engineering framework.\nrVMI – Debugger on steroids; inspect userspace processes, kernel drivers, and preboot environments in a single tool.\nVoltron – Extensible debugger UI toolkit written in Python.\nWDK/WinDbg – Windows Driver Kit and WinDbg.\nx64dbg – Open source x64/x32 debugger for windows.\nSecurity Courses # ARIZONA CYBER WARFARE RANGE – 24×7 live fire exercises for beginners through real world operations; capability for upward progression into the real world of cyber warfare.\nComputer Security Student – Many free tutorials, great for beginners, $10/mo membership unlocks all content.\nCTF Field Guide – Everything you need to win your next CTF competition.\nCybrary – Free courses in ethical hacking and advanced penetration testing. Advanced penetration testing courses are based on the book ‘Penetration Testing for Highly-Secured Environments’.\nEuropean Union Agency for Network and Information Security – ENISA Cyber Security Training material.\nOffensive Security Training – Training from BackTrack/Kali developers.\nOpen Security Training – Training material for computer security classes.\nSANS Security Training – Computer Security Training \u0026amp; Certification.\nSide-channel Tools # ChipWhisperer – Complete open-source toolchain for side-channel power analysis and glitching attacks. Social Engineering # Beelogger – Tool for generating keylooger.\nCatphish – Tool for phishing and corporate espionage written in Ruby.\nEvilginx – MITM attack framework used for phishing credentials and session cookies from any Web service.\nKing Phisher – One of the Hacking Tools for Phishing campaign toolkit used for creating and managing multiple simultaneous phishing attacks with custom email and server content.\nSocial Engineer Toolkit (SET) – Open source pentesting framework designed for social engineering featuring a number of custom attack vectors to make believable attacks quickly.\nSocial Engineering Framework – Information resource for social engineers.\nwifiphisher – Automated phishing attacks against WiFi networks.\nStatic Analyzers # Bandit – Security oriented static analyser for python code.\nBrakeman – Static analysis security vulnerability scanner for Ruby on Rails applications.\nCppcheck – Extensible C/C++ static analyzer focused on finding bugs.\nFindBugs – Free software static analyzer to look for bugs in Java code.\nSobelow – Security-focused static analysis for the Phoenix Framework.\nTransport Layer Security Tools # SSLyze – Fast and comprehensive TLS/SSL configuration analyzer to help identify security mis-configurations.\nTLS Prober – Fingerprint a server’s SSL/TLS implementation.\nTestssl.sh – Command line tool which checks a server’s service on any port for the support of TLS/SSL ciphers, protocols as well as some cryptographic flaws.\nTools, Lists, Tutorials etc. # AD Exploit guides - Detailed guide on methods to exploit Active Directory.\nAndroid Security – Collection of Android security-related resources.\nAppSec – Resources for learning about application security.\nAwesome Awesomness – The List of the Lists.\nC/C++ Programming – One of the main language for open source security tools.\nCTFs – Capture The Flag frameworks, libraries, etc.\nExploit Writing Tutorials – Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nForensics – Free (mostly open source) forensic analysis tools and resources.\nGB Hackers Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHackerone Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHacking – Tutorials, tools, and resources.\nHoneypots – Honeypots, tools, components, and more.\nInfoSec § Hacking challenges – Comprehensive directory of CTFs, wargames, hacking challenge websites, Penetration testing tools list practice lab exercises, and more.\nInfosec – Information security resources for pentesting, forensics, and more.\nJavaScript Programming – In-browser development and scripting.\nKali Linux Tools – List of Hacking tools present in Kali Linux.\nMalware Analysis – Tools and resources for analysts.\nNode.js Programming – Curated list of delightful Node.js packages and resources.\nPCAP Tools – Tools for processing network traffic.\nPenetration Testing Cheat Sheets – Awesome Pentest Cheat Sheets.\nPivoting and Tunneling Guide - Detailed guide on methods to exploit.\nPython Programming 1 – General Python programming.\nPython Programming 2 – General Python programming.\nPython tools for penetration testers – Lots of pentesting tools are written in Python.\nRuby Programming 1 – The de-facto language for writing exploits.\nRuby Programming 2 – The de-facto\nVirtual Machines Labs # CFTtime - Free capture the flag hacking games.\nMindMaps - Massive list of smaller sites that provide individual hacking challenges.\nPentesterlab - Free and paid Pentesting training with labs.\nSadcloud - Sadcloud is a tool for spinning up insecure AWS infrastructure with Terraform.\nVulnerability Hub - Free Virtual machines to hack, provided by the community.\nVulnmachines - A place to learn and improve penetration testing/ethical hacking skills for FREE. The labs consist of 100+ real world scenarios to practice the latest exploits and cutting edge hacking techniques.\nVulnerability Databases # Bugtraq (BID) – Software security bug identification database compiled from submissions to the SecurityFocus mailing list and other sources, operated by Symantec, Inc.\nCommon Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) – Dictionary of common names (i.e., CVE Identifiers) for publicly known security vulnerabilities.\nCXSecurity – Archive of published CVE and Bugtraq software vulnerabilities cross-referenced with a Google dork database for discovering the listed vulnerability.\nExploit-DB – Non-profit project hosting exploits for software vulnerabilities, provided as a public service by Offensive Security.\nFull-Disclosure – Public, vendor-neutral forum for detailed discussion of vulnerabilities, often publishes details before many other sources.\nInj3ct0r (Onion service) – Exploit marketplace and vulnerability information aggregator.\nMicrosoft Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Microsoft software.\nMicrosoft Security Bulletins – Announcements of security issues discovered in Microsoft software, published by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC).\nMozilla Foundation Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Mozilla software, including the Firefox Web Browser.\nNational Vulnerability Database (NVD) – United States government’s National Vulnerability Database provides additional meta-data (CPE, CVSS scoring) of the standard CVE List along with a fine-grained search engine.\nPacket Storm – Compendium of exploits, advisories, tools, and other security-related resources aggregated from across the industry.\nSecuriTeam – Independent source of software vulnerability information.\nUS-CERT Vulnerability Notes Database – Summaries, technical details, remediation information, and lists of vendors affected by software vulnerabilities, aggregated by the United States Computer Emergency Response Team (US-CERT).\nVulnerability Lab – Open forum for security advisories organized by category of exploit target.\nVulners – Security database of software vulnerabilities.\nZero Day Initiative – Bug bounty program with the publicly accessible archive of published security advisories, operated by TippingPoint.\nVulnerability Scanners # Nexpose – Commercial vulnerability and risk management assessment engine that integrates with Metasploit, sold by Rapid7.\nNessus – Commercial vulnerability management, configuration, and compliance assessment platform, sold by Tenable. Free for under 25 devices.\nOpenVAS – Free open source software implementation of the popular Nessus vulnerability assessment system.\nVuls – Agentless vulnerability scanner for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD, written in Go.\nWeb Exploitation # Autochrome – Easy to install a test browser with all the appropriate setting needed for web application testing with native Burp support, from NCCGroup.\nBlindElephant – Web application fingerprinter.\nBrowser Exploitation Framework (BeEF) – Command and control server for delivering exploits to commandeered Web browsers.\nBurp Suite – One of the Hacking Tools integrated platform for performing security testing of web applications.\nCommix – Automated all-in-one operating system command injection and exploitation tool.\nDVCS Ripper – Rip web accessible (distributed) version control systems: SVN/GIT/HG/BZR.\nEyeWitness – Tool to take screenshots of websites, provide some server header info, and identify default credentials if possible.\nFiddler – Free cross-platform web debugging proxy with user-friendly companion tools.\nFimap – Find, prepare, audit, exploit and even Google automatically for LFI/RFI bugs.\nFuzzDB – Dictionary of attack patterns and primitives for black-box application fault injection and resource discovery.\nGitTools – One of the Hacking Tools that Automatically find and download Web accessible .git repositories.\nKadabra – Automatic LFI exploiter and scanner.\nKadimus – LFI scan and exploit tool.\nLiffy – LFI exploitation tool.\nNoSQLmap – Automatic NoSQL injection and database takeover tool.\nOffensive Web Testing Framework (OWTF) – Python-based framework for pentesting Web applications based on the OWASP Testing Guide.\nSslstrip – One of the Hacking Tools Demonstration of the HTTPS stripping attacks.\nSslstrip2 – SSLStrip version to defeat HSTS.\nsqlmap – Automatic SQL injection and database takeover tool.\nTplmap – Automatic server-side template injection and Web server takeover Hacking Tools.\nVHostScan – A virtual host scanner that performs reverse lookups, can be used with pivot tools, detect catch-all scenarios, aliases and dynamic default pages.\nWeevely3 – Weaponized web shell.\nWebscreenshot – A simple script to take screenshots of list of websites.\nWhatWeb – Website fingerprinter.\nWappalyzer – Wappalyzer uncovers the technologies used on websites.\nwafw00f – Identifies and fingerprints Web Application Firewall (WAF) products.\nWordPress Exploit Framework – Ruby framework for developing and using modules which aid in the penetration testing of WordPress powered websites and systems.\nWPSploit – Exploit WordPress-powered websites with Metasploit.\nWeb Scanners # Arachni – Scriptable framework for evaluating the security of web applications.\nCms-explorer – Reveal the specific modules, plugins, components and themes that various websites powered by content management systems are running.\nNikto – Noisy but fast black box web server and web application vulnerability scanner.\nSecApps – In-browser web application security testing suite.\nWebReaver – Commercial, graphical web application vulnerability scanner designed for macOS.\nw3af – Hacking Tools for Web application attack and audit framework.\nWPScan – Hacking Tools of Black box WordPress vulnerability scanner.\nWapiti – Black box web application vulnerability scanner with built-in fuzzer.\nJoomscan – One of the best Hacking Tools for Joomla vulnerability scanner.\nACSTIS – Automated client-side template injection (sandbox escape/bypass) detection for AngularJS.\nWindows Utilities # Bloodhound – Graphical Active Directory trust relationship explorer.\nDeathStar – Python script that uses Empire’s RESTful API to automate gaining Domain Admin rights in Active Directory environments.\nEmpire – Pure PowerShell post-exploitation agent.\nFibratus – Tool for exploration and tracing of the Windows kernel.\nMagic Unicorn – Shellcode generator for numerous attack vectors, including Microsoft Office macros, PowerShell, HTML applications (HTA), or certutil (using fake certificates).\nMimikatz – Credentials extraction tool for Windows operating system.\nPowerSploit – PowerShell Post-Exploitation Framework.\nredsnarf – Post-exploitation tool for retrieving password hashes and credentials from Windows workstations, servers, and domain controllers.\nResponder – LLMNR, NBT-NS and MDNS poisoner.\nSysinternals Suite – The Sysinternals Troubleshooting Utilities.\nwePWNise – Generates architecture independent VBA code to be used in Office documents or templates and automates bypassing application control and exploit mitigation software.\nWindows Credentials Editor – Inspect logon sessions and add, change, list, and delete associated credentials, including Kerberos tickets.\nWindows Exploit Suggester – Detects potential missing patches on the target.\nWireless Network Hacking # Aircrack-ng – Set of Penetration testing \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list for auditing wireless networks.\nFluxion – Suite of automated social engineering based WPA attacks.\nKismet – Wireless network detector, sniffer, and IDS.\nReaver – Brute force attack against WiFi Protected Setup.\nWifite – Automated wireless attack tool.\n"},{"id":9,"href":"/health/","title":"Health","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Our food should be our medicine and our medicine should be our food.\u0026rdquo; - Hippocrates\nThe modern world is poisoning us. Big Ag, Big Pharma, social media, environmental pollution, EMFs are everywhere. Corporations and every level of our governments are complicit, and this trend doesnt seem to be slowing down. We need to take our health back into our own hands. By embracing traditional wisdom, and alternatives to mainstream health we can reclaim much of the health that modern society has been slowly destroying.\nReject modernity. Embrace Tradition.\nBioHacking Tools # AgelessBody - List of Biohacking tools and strategies\nAnyLuv Metal Glasses - Anyluv sells blue light blocking daytime and nighttime glasses with metal frames, so that you can minimize your light exposure without putting plastic on your face like most other blue light blocking glasses.\nBioHackerLabs Tools - Several different tools and resources. Net Carb Calc, Glucose Ketone Calc, Blood Sugar converter, Blue light testing.\nBluBlox - Cheaper Blue light blocking sunglasses\nBonCharge - Numerous products for sale. Include Blu light blocking, EMF Blocking, red light therapy etc. Products are bit pricey.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nEmr-Tek - Wide range of products. Inlcuding non plastic blue and yellow light blocking glasses. Iphone radiation blocking cases. Red light devices and more.\nOpal - App that blocks other apps. Social media can be addicting and can impact your productivity, but sometimes deleting it isn\u0026rsquo;t an option. Stop yourself from wasting time on social media during designated time frames with the Opal app.\nChips - Seed Oil Free # Seed oils are everywhere. New evidence shows that they are wildly toxic and heavily correlate with the increase in major chronic disease over the last 100 years. But Chips are also delicious so here\u0026rsquo;s a few options for seed oil free chips. Anti-Seed Oil Data\nBeefys Own - Beef tallow potato chips.\nMasa Chips - Organic nixtalized corn chips cooked in grassfed beef tallow. From the creators of the Shireapp. Accepts Bitcoin. Currently they are a bit pricey.\nRosies Chips - Beef tallow potato chips.\nSiete Foods - Family owned Mexican company that produces a wide range of seed oil free chips and other products. Primarily cooked in Avocado oil.\nClothing # Non Plastic, EMF Resistant and Grounded\nAll of these ideas may seem controversial to you. Here are some great resources to learn more about them. Grounding/Earthing , Microplastics , Guide on avoiding all plastics and toxic chemicals\nAJConsultingCompany - Non Plastic Alternatives\nBuffaloWoolCo - 100% buffalo/bison wool clothing.\nCottonique - GOTS Certified 100% Organic cotton products.\nEarth Runners - Earth Runners was created to rewild our lives in response to the typical modern domesticated lifestyle, which is causing numerous health, psychological and social issues. Grounded minimalist sandals.\nFindwool.com - Find 100% pure wool in your area.\nGrounded Shoes - Shoes that are discharged electricity from body via grounded shoes. Most(but not all) shoes are 100% leather and plastic free.\nHarvest and Mill - 100% organic cotton sheets, towels \u0026amp; more. 100% Sourced \u0026amp; Made in the USA.\nHemp Organic Life - Organic hemp products for all sorts of less common items such as: mattress covers, cushions, sleeping bags, soaps, socks, and even home and car seat covers.\nNatural Home - Natural home sells a wide mix of organic wool, cotton, linen, hemp furniture and much more.\nOddobody - 100% organic cotton underwear for woman.\nPeluva Shoes - Founded by liberty leaning nutrition expert Mark Sisson. Peluva aims to create shoes that allow you to move well in a more natural state.\nRawganique - Organic cotton, linen and Hemp clothing and accessories.\nRhizal Shoes - Grounded 100% leather shoes.\nThe Filtery - Aggregator for non plastic clothes and other household items.\nWoolshire - GOTS Certified 100% Organic locally sourced Cotton products. Organic sourcing is often not verified when it comes from other countries. At Woolshire it is verified.\nWyoming Based - American Wool company. Sells Beanies and Sweaters. Accepts Bitcoin. Manufactured in America. Anti-woke.\nCosmetics # Animal based and Non-Toxic\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Deodorant, Toothpaste, soap, etc\nCaptain Fishers - Balms and Hair serum using Tallow and other natural ingredients.\nClara And Fritz - Whipped tallow based sunscreen and other products\nDakota Tallow - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nFarrow.Life - Pork Lard based. Farrow is made in real time and in small batches to ensure super freshness and the highest quality.\nJKLM Farm - Small Batch Animal Fat Soap \u0026amp; Skincare Products. Includes bone marrow soap,bacon fat soap, hair paste and more.\nMeraki Blu - Meraki Blu and Tallow based supplements. Meraki Blu has been shown to help Energy, Focus, Short-Term and Long-Term Memory, Uplift Mood, Calm Anxiety, and be Anti-Aging focused.\nNoseToTail-BodyCare - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nVintage Tradition - Tallow Lip balms.\nWhite Oaks Home goods - White oaks also provides tallow and lard based cosmetics, candles etc.\nDental Health # Dental health has been an epidemic of malocclusion largely related the to quality of our food for thousands of years. This has led to mass issues with dental decay and improper facial development which leads to nasal breathing, which in turns leads to wisdom teeth problems and many other following health issues.Check out these resources to learn more: Weston A Price\u0026rsquo;s world wide study , Jaw Development , Breathing , General Dental Health\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Toothpaste and other products. Completely natural with no Fluoride.\nVanMan Shop - Toothpase made from eggshell and betonite clay. Shipped in glass containers. Offers other products as well.\nBite - Plastic free Vegan friendly toothpaste and other teeth related products, including bamboo tooth brushes and plastic free floss, all sold in non plastic containers.\nGreenzla - Bamboo plastic free tooth brushes.\nPlastic Free Dental Floss - Made from wheat instead of plastic for your flossing needs.\nMastique Chewing Gum - Often referred to as mastic gum, Mastique offers sugar free, seed oil and trans fat free Mastic gum for chewing to help build jaw strength and avoid jaw/wisdom teeth problems. Also comes with xylitol, coconut and natural mastic for extra teeth care. Doesn\u0026rsquo;t taste like regular gum, but ultimately its not bad tasting either.\nGreco Gum - Single ingredient mastic gum for increasing jaw strength. Made from resinous sap that seeps from the bark of the mastic tree (Pistacia lentiscus) and becomes crystallized.\nApolloGum - Single ingredient mastic gum with only a single ingredient. Offers a 21% discount if purchased in bitcoin.\nBiolight - A redlight device specifically for your mouth and teeth. Red light has shown tremendous health benefits across a wide spectrum. The Biolight can help to restore your oral microbiome. Company also provides many other redlight products.\nMewing App - An app from the creator of Mewing, that helps you do different mewing exercises designed to help strengthen your jaw with proper tongue posture, and help your face, jaw and teeth develop properly.\nEnvironmental Toxin Monitoring # Because Health - A nonprofit environmental health site that offers science-based tips and guides for buying safer cookware and dishes, uncontaminated foods, and nontoxic personal-care products—to help people live more healthfully.\nBreast Cancer Prevention Partners - An organization that provides information for reducing toxic exposures—in food packaging, cosmetics, and other everyday products—to protect people’s breast health and reproductive health.\nCHEM Trust - A website that offers terrific fact sheets about hazardous chemicals and their impacts on health, as well as news about chemical legislation in Europe (such as REACH).\nClearya - A browser plug-in and mobile app that help online shoppers make informed choices. Clearya automatically screens ingredient lists for chemicals of concern while shopping online, and assists in discovering safer alternatives. In parallel, the platform mines insights that serve environmental health scientists and advocacy groups.\nEnvironmental Defense Fund - A leading global nonprofit organization that promotes research related to preserving the health of both the environment and its populations, including humans.\nEnvironmental Health News - A publication of Environmental Health Sciences, a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental health issues, including climate change, the plastic pollution crisis, and harmful chemicals such as BPA.\nEnvironmental Working Group - A nonprofit dedicated to protecting human health and the environment. The group offers excellent Shopper’s Guides with scientifically based recommendations on choosing healthy consumer products (from cosmetics to cleaning products) and uncontaminated foods (including produce). The organization also offers a Healthy Living App with ratings of more than 120,000 food and personal-care products, to help consumers make the healthiest choices.\nMade Safe - A program that certifies safe brands of cosmetics, household products, apparel, bedding, and other products, after a rigorous screening and evaluation of ingredients and materials. Check out their new Healthy Pregnancy Guide.\nNational Resources Defense Council - An organization that works to safeguard the earth, including its air, water, people, plants, and animals, from pollution, chemicals, and other toxic effects.\nProgram on Reproductive Health and the Environment - Under the auspices of the University of California, San Francisco, this program offers valuable resources that can help minimize people’s exposure to reproductive toxins in everyday life.\nSafer Chemicals, Healthy Families - A coalition of organizations and businesses working to safeguard families from toxic chemicals in our homes, workplaces, schools, and in the products we use.\nSafer Made - An organization that invests in companies and technologies that eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals in consumer products and supply chains. Its newsletters highlight developments in phasing out certain chemicals and progress on other environmental issues.\nSilent Spring Institute - A scientific research organization dedicated to uncovering the links between environmental chemicals and human health. On the preventive front, the organization developed Detox Me, a free mobile app to help consumers reduce their exposure to toxic chemicals in their everyday surroundings.\nToxic Free Future - An organization that conducts original research on the complex science underlying different aspects of environmental health and advocates for the use of safer products, chemicals, and practices to ensure a healthier future.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFood Discovery Apps # BuyrApp - An app that lets you scan bar codes to give you more info on products you are purchasing. Tells you if the product is owned by small farms or other corporate interests.\nFeed the People By the People - An organization dedicated to empowering farmers and ranchers across the country and cutting out middlemen to enable direct sales to customers. By decentralizing the food supply chain, they aim to put the power of food back in the hands of the people.\nGetRawMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area based off your zip code.\nGround Work Collective - Website that finds high quality farms and high quality soil.\nLabel Ferret - Label Ferret uses nutrition data from a variety of sources but nutrition data and ingredient labels change frequently so accuracy cannot be guaranteed. You can use this app to read ingredients and nutritional facts from a wide range of different products.\nLocal Fats: Website that that helps you find food providers that dont use seed oils. Includes locations all over the world. Locations are crowd sourced, so anyone can submit a new location they find.\nRealMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area.\nSeed Oil Rebellion - Website that provides education around seed oils and buying/food guides.\nSeed Oil Scout - App that helps you find restaurants and fast food providers that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App only works in IOS.\nSeed oil Free Restaurants - Website that lets you look up specific restaurants to see what oils they cook in and dont cook in.\nSeedy App - App that helps you find restaurants, fast food providers and products at grocery stores that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App is under construction. Old demo app only worked in IOS.\nShireapp - App that finds local high quality real foods. Includes multiple categories such as Seed oil free, regenerative, grass fed, organic, raw etc.\nHealth Funding Projects # Decentralized Health Fund - The Decentralized Health Fund looks to fund important but largely unprofitable research in regards to lesser known areas of health. The fund is working to collect and store money in BTC in order to give out grants to fund studies and projects around the dangers of EMF\u0026rsquo;s, the benefit of grounding, sunlight and other natural sources.\nNew Founding - New Founding is looking to raise funds to focus on \u0026ldquo;early-stage ventures where we can add exceptional value by leveraging our significant proprietary deal flow, our best-in-class intelligence of conservative consumer and institutional demand, and our connections within the right-wing ecosystem.\u0026rdquo; ‍\nHealthcare Alternative # Chronic Illness Recovery - An institute that focuses on healing from long term health issues caused by systemic inflammation and other modern causes.\nCrowdhealth - CrowdHealth is not an insurance company, but a platform \u0026amp; community that empowers you with a crowdfunding tool and a wealth of resources to efficiently manage your health care costs.\nCurehunter - Free service that catalogs most medical conditions and potential treatments. CureHunter is a fully integrated scientific search, data retrieval and analysis engine on the web that can read the entire US National Library of Medicine Medline Archive and automatically extract and quantify the evidence for successful clinical outcomes of all known drugs for all known human diseases.\nDPC Network - Find Direct Primary care Doctors near you.\nDpcare - Direct Primary Care (DPC) is an innovative alternative payment model improving access to high functioning healthcare with a simple, flat, affordable membership fee. No fee-for-service payments. No third party billing. The defining element of DPC is an enduring and trusting relationship between a patient and his or her primary care provider.\nDruglike - Druglike is a platform for democratizing the access, costs, and rewards of early-stage drug discovery. Druglike is building a decentralized computing network which provides resources for anyone looking to start or contribute to early-stage drug discovery projects. Unlike competitors, Druglike will be web-based and completely free to use.\nFree Market Medical Association - Free Market Medical Association helps find Market alternatives to healthcare, co-founded by the CEO of Oklahoma Surgery Center.\nOklahoma Surgery Center - Free Market for Surgery with full price transparency.\nRevero.com - Program that aims to evaluate and measure health metrics to get down to the real causes of your health issues, while using a nutritional and holistic approach.\nTrue Med - True Med helps facilitate acceptance of HSA and FSA money for individuals and companies. This can be used by or for any company that promotes better diet, exercise or other alternative forms of health.\nTWC.Health - Alternative healthcare to the mainstream pharma system. Also sells supplements. Co-founded by Dr. Peter McCullough.\nHigh Quality Meat # Organic, Grass Fed, Regenerative and Seed Oil Free Food\nAUPA Bar - The Chad of energy bars. High quality meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit. AUPA gives discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. Save an additional 5% with code word \u0026ldquo;liberty\u0026rdquo;\nEpic Provisions - One of the best and most convenient ways to access high quality meat in convenient packaging.\nForce of Nature - Another fantastic option for regenerative meat. Including Beef, Bison, Chicken, Elk, Venison, Wild Boar and more. Force of Nature is also unique in selling \u0026ldquo;Ancestral Blends\u0026rdquo; ground meat mixed with small amounts of organ meats for delicious ways to eat highly nutritious organ meats.\nJoyce-Farms - Another great regenerative source of meat. Provides a wide range of poultry, sausages and jerkies.\nMauinui Venison - Regenerative/sustainable raised deer. Axis deer are an invasive species in Maui and need to be kept in check to preserve the water and local plants/farms as there are no natural predators for the deer on Maui. Slightly pricey.\nMeatrition - A massive database in defense of all things Meat.\nNose to Tail - Regenerative and pastured raise meat, specifically focused on producing the best low PUFA raised mono-gastric animals like Chicken and Pork. Also sells Lamb.\nWhite Oak Pastures - One of the most respected regenerative farms around, practicing their idea of \u0026ldquo;radically traditionally farming\u0026rdquo;. White oaks sells several different kinds of meat, including, Duck, Goose, Guinea, Rabbit, Goat etc. White Oak has really pioneered the regenerative model and proofed its effective with a peer reviewed study\nWild Idea Buffalo - Another great option. Focuses primarily on buffalo but has several other great offers. Bison are only slaughtered in the field, never in a slaughterhouse.\nMedical Drugs Resellers # Buy medical drugs from third parties that may be in limited supply.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinal. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nContraband Cures - A list of alternative style medicines for several different conditions.\nContingency Medical - Emergency Antibiotic Kits, for Home or on the Go. Stay protected against Nausea, Vomiting, Strep Throat, UTIs, Diarrhea, Ear Infections, Sinusitis and more.\nDuration Health - The portable emergency room — Peace of mind for off-grid living and travel. Their doctors prescribe you life-saving medications before you need them. They ship them to you before your next adventure. Treat urgent medical issues anywhere — without finding a doctor or pharmacy.\nJase Medical - Emergency meds and Prescription drugs.\nMountain Rose Herbs - One of the best sources of organic herbs and alternative medicines.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nPurely Prepared Patriot - American company that sells Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and Fenbendazole.\nOSINT- Health and the Environment # Antennasearch.com - Track 5g Towers in your area.\nClimateViewerMaps - Track Real Time data of climate weather across the world including rainfall and UN Tracking of weather Modification projects.\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nSupplement Testing and Rankings # Consumerlab - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nLabdoor - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nVaccine and Medical Info # Just the Inserts - Just the Inserts is a collection of all vaccine and other medication related info from the official source. While much of this information is public, it is often obfuscated and difficult to find. Just the Inserts bring all of the safety related data to one convient place for you to check on what the actual side affects of vaccines and other medications are. "},{"id":10,"href":"/job-boards/","title":"Job Boards","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.\u0026rdquo; - Confucius\nWhy work for a company you hate? If you believe in liberty many of these companies hate you. Stop wasting your talents and your energy on them, and find something that advances your values.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale. Jobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin. Latium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase. Publish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens. Liberty and Crypto Related Job Boards # AnonFriendly - Don\u0026rsquo;t doxx yourself for work. Job boards for Anonymous workers. Bankless.Pallet - The best jobs in crypto and DeFi, curated by Bankless, for the Bankless Nation. New technical and non-technical job posts every week. BitcoinerJobs - Bitcoiner Jobs is the leading career site helping to build the emerging Bitcoin industry and the careers of Bitcoiners within it. Publicsq - Non-woke and conservative leaning job board. Talent Market - Talent Market’s mission is to promote liberty by providing talent for critical roles within the free-market nonprofit sector. Provide Free consulting for liberty focused non profits. No-Jab Job Boards # Based.Pro - Formerly \u0026ldquo;NoVaxMandate.org\u0026rdquo; Based.Pro has pivoted from its vax focus to help you connect with professionals, companies and institutions who share your values. Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types. Redballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or covid nonsense. Unjected - Dating board for people who have not had any of the Covid-19 Vaccines. Vaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status. "},{"id":11,"href":"/metrics/","title":"Metrics","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Freedom and Anti Freedom Metrics # “Just as Soviet managers responded by producing shoddy goods that met the numerical targets set by their overlords, so do schools, police forces, and businesses find ways of fulfilling quotas with shoddy goods of their own.” ― Jerry Z. Muller\nIn order to better understand the broader picture, data collection becomes essential. Data collection can be used to paint whatever narrative its collectors want. We must be aware of the actual data in order to interrupt the truth as it is, and not what politics wants it to be. Here are a list of metrics tracking different statistics directly related to rising tyranny in our world.\nAtlantic Council CBDCTracker - Tracks Country progress of (CBDC)Central Bank Digital Currency Implementation and testing\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nCDBC Tracker - A project by the Human Rights Foundation to track CDBC development worldwide.\nCriticalrace.org Track CRT and other forms of Wokeness in schools. Tracks Colleges and K-12. Tracks many of the specific actions taken at every school.\nDefendingEd - Tracking DEI/Wokism in Schools.\nDigital Sovereignty Index - The DSI is a simple metric to illustrate how much locally hosted applications are used across the measured countries. It represents the relative amount of deployments of self-hosted productivity \u0026amp; collaboration tools per 100K citizens, compared to other countries.\nFreedomHouse.org - Freedom Metric across the world, does not Track Covid.\nFreedominthe50states.org - Tracks the most Free US states in regards to a wide set of metrics, does not track covid freedoms. Provided by the Cato institute.\nFungibility-Graveyard - List of People who have been exposed and prosecuted for or while using Bitcoin due to lack of privacy\nHeritage World Freedom Index - Economic Freedom across the world\nICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nRootshq - Website that tracks different liberty groups and associations across America\nShadowstats - Tracks true levels of economics in America, Money supply, Inflation, GDP etc…\nUSDebtclock - Real time National Debt Counter.\nWashingtonPost Police Shooting DB - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states.\nWokeWagon - Tracks woke political appointees in government\nWorld Press Freedoms - Ranking of all countries in the world by freest to least free press.\n"},{"id":12,"href":"/money/","title":"Money","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" If you don’t believe it or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try and convince you. I am sorry. - Satoshi Nakamoto\nCrypto Currency, The greatest tool we have.\nFinancial privacy is largely being wiped away across the world, while governments simultaneously destroy the value of our currencies through inflation and sanctions. With the invention of Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto gave us what is probably the single greatest tool for freedom in the history of the world. With decentralized crypto currency we have the ability to fix our money and fix the world. While some people believe that all non bitcoin crypto currencies are a scam we do not agree. We believe in competition for all freedom tech. Bitcoin isn\u0026rsquo;t perfect and shouldn\u0026rsquo;t be treated as a religion. The best counterpoint to bitcoins imperfection is its inherent lack of privacy and its current difficulty with scaling. Monero provides the best and simplest use case for privacy and is a great alternative to bitcoin. Likewise we believe that other crypto projects may have real utility in pursuing freedom. That being said the crypto industry is absolutely saturated with scams and grifters. As always do your own research and invest carefully. Hold your own keys and continue your journey to being financially sovereign.\nAcquire Crypto # Atomic Swaps # Atomic Swaps are the future of Crypto Currency trading. Completely custody-less, heavily private, and generally uncensorable. Still very much in development. Learn more here.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nBasic Swap Dex - Atomic Swap DEX. No added fees. Installed locally. Currently in BETA.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nLiquiality - Atomic Swaps across multiple coins.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nUnstoppapleSwaps - Atomic Swap from BTC to Monero.\nDecentralized Exchanges # Decentralization is a spectrum. Many decentralized exchanges aren\u0026rsquo;t nearly as decentralized as they claim to be, but usually they are far more distributed than any centralized exchanges.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nFiat On Ramps (P2P) # Bisq - Buy and sell bitcoin for fiat (or other cryptocurrencies) privately and securely using Bisq\u0026rsquo;s peer-to-peer network and open-source desktop software. Bisq allows you to purchase your bitcoin using P2P Zelle transactions. No registration required.\nHodl Hodl - Anonymous P2P deals on your terms. Trade globally. Using any payment system. For any fiat currency. Bitcoin only. No registration required.\nLocal Monero - Local Monero makes it easy for you to connect with real people in the real world to buy and sell Monero with no KYC. Announced in May 2024 that they would be shutting down. No reason given, but this is likely due to regulatory pressure against other platforms like Samurai and Tornado cash.\nPeach Bitcoin - Peach allows users to purchase BTC in many different national currencies all P2P without KYC. Not currently available in the US.\nRetoSwap - Like Bisq but for Monero. Installed locally, it uses Monero and Tor for high level privacy.\nXMRGlobal - A monero focused p2p exchange for purchasing cryptocurrency via Zelle, ACH cash etc.\nNon-Custodial exchanges # Most exchanges are custodial, meaning you are required to leave crypto on their platform if you want to trade, or you purchase and they will hold on to it initially. Non-custodial exchanges will send your trades and purchases directly to wallets of your choosing.\nChangenow - Reliable non KYC exchange.\nChangelly - Not recommended at this time. Changelly does not require KYC for smaller transactions but they will sometimes implement KYC mid trade, forcing to KYC or lose your funds.\nCryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nEvonax - Established in 2016,Evonax operates as a non-custodial instant cryptocurrency exchange, ensuring that users’ funds are never held within the platform. Serving as an intermediary between cryptocurrencies and users, Evonax provides access to a diverse range of digital assets including Monero (XMR).\nFixedFloat - Good rates for crypto exchanges, does not currently allow US customer IP addresses. Does not require KYC.\nGodex.io - This exchange is a dependable tool for immediate conversions. It supports the conversion of over 300 cryptocurrencies into Monero, without any KYC requirements and it works in both directions, offering great flexibility.\nHoudini Swap - Privacy focused non custodial exchange.\nKYC vs No KYC list - A list of P2P Trading Platforms (i.e. P2P exchanges) for trading Bitcoin. Common payment methods include bank transfer, cash deposited in the seller\u0026rsquo;s bank account, in-person cash (face-to-face) trades as well as payment networks such as Zelle, Alipay, even Cash App and PayPal, for example. Some of these payment methods are more private than others. Typically, face-to-face, cash-by-mail, and US Postal Money Orders are among the most private methods available.\nKYCNotMe - Website that Tracks exchanges that don\u0026rsquo;t use KYC.\nMexc - Crypto trades without KYC. Currently blocked for US based IP addresses.\nNO KYC Only - Education on avoiding KYC and why its problematic.\nOrangeFren - Check many KYC-free services and find the one with the best offer for a wide variety of coins.\nSimpleSwap - Exchange multiple tokens without giving up custody. Requires an account. Offers cash back in their own token.\nSideShift - Shift between different layer 2 tokens. Includes tokens on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Polygoin.\nStealthEx - StealthEX is a non-custodial cryptocurrency exchange service that accepts Monero (XMR). The platform does not require users to create an account or share personal information. Additionally, funds are not stored on StealthEX; exchanges are conducted directly between wallets. At StealthEX, there are no upper limits for your exchanges — you can exchange any amount you desire. When it comes to minimum amounts, you only need to ensure you have enough to cover the network fees.\nSwapSwop - SwapSwop is an instant anonymous crypto exchange with a high level of security from SSL certificates on internal services to a multi-stage exchange procedure, which guarantees the safety of your assets and quick exchange for the desired cryptocurrency.\nTrocador - Privacy focused front end to push your transactions through non KYC exchanges.\nBusiness Directories # AirBTC - AirBNB for Bitcoiners.\nAgoristAcers - Purchase Seeds with Monero.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nAutoCoinCar - Purchase Luxury cars with Crypto - (UK Only).\nBeef Initiative - Purchase Regenerative/Grass fed beef with Crypto.\nBitcoin-P2P Marketplace - BTC sales.\nBitcoin-RealEstate - Purchase Real estate with crypto.\nBitcoin-only - The Ultimate guide to all things Bitcoin.\nBitcoin-only.com - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nBitejo - Massive List of companies that accept Monero and Bitcoin - Is now XMRBazzar.\nCarCoinMarket - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCompTIA Vouchers - CompTIA certs for Btc.\nCryptoCars - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCryptwerk - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nDirectory.BTCPayserver - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nGrowingSpaces - Buy Greenhouses with BTC.\nMonerica - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nMoneromarket - XMR trading platform with escrow. Start selling and buying today.\nOatManFarms - Purchase Oats for BTC.\nShopinBit - Purchase all sorts of items in BTC, only ships to UK currently.\nXMR Bazzar - A p2p shopping center for buying and selling services and goods in Monero. Built by Douglas Tumen, founder and host of the Monero Talk podcast.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale.\nJobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin.\nLatium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase.\nMonero.jobs - XMR is the ultimate weapon if you are seeking a technological solution to secure your wealth, your financial privacy and hence your overall freedom. However, the best way to increase your freedom is to get paid directly in XMR.\nPublish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens.\nDAO and DEFI Tools # ApeBoard - Cross chain crypto monitoring Dashboard.\nCoin - Crypto portfolio account and crypto news aggregator.\nCow.fi - CoW Protocol finds the lowest price for your trade across all exchanges and aggregators, such as Uniswap and 1inch – and protects you from MEV, unlike the others.\nDAOStack - Project that helps you streamline the creation of your own DAO.\nDefiSafety - DEFI Security ratings.\nDefillama - The ultimate tracker for all things DEFI. Track Yield, transparency, NFTs, Stables, Hacks etc.\nDapps.com - Dapp rankings via marketcap.\nDextools - Cross Chain Defi and Cefi Dashboard.\nGhostfol - Multichain Dashboard, includes traditional stocks and ETF’s as well.\nHedgehog - Centralized Exchange Dashboard Management.\nRailgun - RAILGUN is a smart contract system that enables Zero-Knowledge Privacy for any on-chain dApp.\nRotki - An open source portfolio tracker, accounting and analytics tool that protects your privacy. Can be self hosted.\nTornado Cash - DO NOT USE IF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. Tornado cash is an Ethereum based coinjoin mixer that can be used to gain privacy on Ethereum. In August 2022 Tornado Cash was blacked listed by the US government and added to the OFAC list. While the front end website is no longer running you can still interact with the smart contract(this is by design). If you are a US citizen you risk criminal penalties for doing so. Alex Pertsev, was sentenced to five years in prison for his work on development of Tornado cash. It\u0026rsquo;s important to note that despite the shutdown by the US government, the Tornado Cash smart contract is still up and running, and is more less unstoppable as long as the Ethereum network continues to run. If you would like to support the legal defence fund you can so by checking out Justice DAO.\nDecentralized Nodes # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Avalanche and more.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nHandshake - Decentralized DNS. Handshake is an experiment on collaborating to create a decentralized network which results in a global allocation of names. Think of the handles or usernames you use on services such as social networks, and domain names identifying the URL for websites. Nearly all of these services were provided by trusted third parties which prevent the web from truly being decentralized. Handshake provides a means, including key management and server/service authentication, for decentralized web services to experiment.\nMonero Nodo - A full, unpruned, and dedicated hardware node comes equipped with Tor and I2P support, ensuring maximum privacy and security for your transactions. Manage your wallets effortlessly through the LWS Admin panel and enjoy the convenience of our built-in block explorer. The 5.5″ touchscreen allows you to control your node directly from the device, or you can access it from the web for added flexibility and full block explorer functionality. Mine Monero using P2Pool. Contribute to your privacy by running your own personal node while contributing to the Monero network.\nMyNodeBTC - Run Bitcoin nodes and lots of other Bitcoin applications, includes wallets, BTCPay Server, Lightning tools and Whirlpool and other privacy tools.\nPibode-XMR - Small Raspberry pi focused distro for Monero mining.\nPktCash - PKT is an ecosystem of apps that decentralize access to the internet. The mission is to get the next billion people online.\nThreefold - Decentralized Autonomous Internet Infrastructure. ThreeFold is a globally-distributed grid of storage, compute, and network capacity, acting as “no middleman” Internet resources between independent capacity providers and users.\nEducation and certifications # C4/Crypto Consortium - Offers certifications for BTC, Eth and crypto best practices.\nBlockchain-Council.org - Blockchain Council embraces Blockchain, AI, and Web3 with a range of certifications and training.\nChainalysis Certifications - The Chainalysis Cryptocurrency Fundamentals Certification (CCFC) credential is designed for those new to cryptocurrency. Whether you’re starting out on a career focused on crypto, or are coming across bitcoin as you run investigations, onboard new businesses or formulate cryptocurrency compliance policies, this is the place to begin.\nFund Raising # Giveth - Giveth is building a new way forward with its zero-fee, community-driven donation platform - leveraging the power of blockchain technology to connect on-the-ground projects with regenerative funding opportunities.\nGeyser.fund - Geyser is a bitcoin-native crowdfunding platform where you can fund project ideas with the support from global communities.\nHeo.Finance - Decentralized crowdfunding without borders. Help Each Other (HEO) is the first decentralized stablecoin-based crowdfunding platform that removes geographical and political limitations from fundraising. HEO platform is already live on Binance Smart Chain, Celo, Aurora, and Ethereum mainnets.\nKuno Media - Monero based crowd funding.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow institute works to help fund privacy and anti surveillance tech.\nOpen Sats - Open Sats Initiative, Inc. (EIN 85-2722249) is a 501(c)(3) public charity which aims to fund Bitcoin-related free and open-source projects and associated education and research initiatives. Open Sats focuses on no strings attached Bitcoin(only) and freedom tech donations.\nStacks.org - The mission of the Stacks project is to enable a better internet through decentralized apps. To do it, they’re expanding the Bitcoin economy and enabling more functionality as a Bitcoin layer.\nTen31 - Ten31 is the leading bitcoin-focused investor and partner of choice to companies building technology and infrastructure for the bitcoin ecosystem, as well as complementary freedom-oriented technologies including open source software, AI and nostr.\nMerchant Services # Align Pay - AlignPay never picks sides on any issue and is proud to facilitate a welcoming place where people, organizations, campaigns, and merchants can interact in a healthy, open, and legal way.\nParallel Economy - Censorship-Resistant payment processing backed by Conservative Commentator Dan Bongino.\nRevere Payments - A Christian merchant services provider that offers a wide range of solutions for businesses in a variety of industries, including e-commerce, retail, restaurant, firearms, religious, political, CBD, and non-profit. We’re using the same innovative technology as our parent company, Metrics Global, to bring seamless, secure online payments to any industry.\nSecond Amendment Processing - 2nd Amendment processing helps you protect yourself and your business from being censored for your political views or other forms of wrong think.\nOsint for Crypto # AMLBot - Founded in 2019, AMLBot Online assessment of crypto addresses and transactions, founded in 2019 by a team of RegTech specialists in accordance with FATF international recommendations. Offers both free and non-free services.\nClarks Dashboard - A comprehensive list of all BTC Data. Includes Block times, price data, Side chain data, mining etc.\nDeveloperReports - Tracks the current amount of developers on Crypto projects.\nMonero Garden - A complete introduction and walkthrough on all the technical specifics of Monero.\nMonero Inflation - Tracks potential inflation or flaws in the Monero Protocol. Due to Monero\u0026rsquo;s privacy proper auditing can be difficult.\nMonero Observer - News aggregator for all things monero.\nMoneroj.net - Tracks the Monero mining hash rate across all miners.\nMonero.Eco - Graphical interface for the entire Monero Ecosystem.\nMiningPoolStats - Track all data across mining pools for all sorts of crypto projects. Organized primarily by what type of hash algorithm each blockchain uses.\nMonerowatch - A monero blockchain explorer. While Monero doesnt have a tradational blockchain explorer we can track block times and size. Along with hash rate and other useful metrics.\nOXT.me - OXT is a tool designed for Exploratory Blockchain Analysis of the bitcoin ledger. OXT is the \u0026lsquo;Other exploration Tool\u0026rsquo; and it should become the \u0026lsquo;Open eXploration Tool\u0026rsquo; in the future.\nStable Pulse - Get a clear, accurate, minimally filtered view of the stablecoin ecosystem.\nThe Monero Moon - The ultimate newsletter for all things Monero.\nTheGraph.com - Crypto Database API Tools.\nTimechainstats.com - BTC Chain API data.\nTrack Bitcoin Nodes - Tracks total Bitcoin nodes.\nTrack Bitcoin Treasuries - Tracks the public Bitcoin Wallets of major corporations and governments.\nTrack Ethereum Nodes - Tracks total Ethereum nodes.\nDefi Lama StablecoinData - Stable coin data across chains.\nPrivacy Software # Bokuto Monero Node - Open source fork of Ronin Dojo’s Bakuto project that allows for a full node Monero wallet.\nBorder Wallets - Border Wallets is a website that helps you strategize on how best to memorize your wallet seed phrase. This can be useful if you need to cross a border, or have a particularly high threat model.\nGupax - Gupax is a GUI for mining Monero on P2Pool using XMRig.\nJam - Jam is a graphical user interface for JoinMarket, and while obviously related, is a separate project developed by a separate set of people.\nJoinMarket-Org - JoinMarket is software to create a special kind of bitcoin transaction called a CoinJoin transaction. Its aim is to improve the confidentiality and privacy of bitcoin transactions. With the shutdown of Samurai wallet, and the withdrawal of the not recommended service Wasabi from the US, Join Market is now one of the only privacy tools for Bitcoin.\nPinode - Monero OS for running full Monero Nodes on Pi’s, Rockpros and Odroids.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nSilent Payments - Silent Payments make receiving Bitcoin easier than ever while preserving your privacy. Silent Payments allow you to create a single, static address to share with friends, use for donations, or post for tips without sacrificing privacy. When someone wants to send you a payment, they use the unique public key that is a part of your Silent Payment address, combine it with the public keys of the outputs they want to send and generate a unique, one-time address that looks on-chain just like any other Taproot address.\nXMRVSBeast - P2Pool Bonus Hash Rate Raffle for people providing Monero Hash.\nSocial Media # Coinpayments.net - Purchase Social media followers with Monero.\nEchoIn - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here.\nFountain - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nMinds - Minds is an open-source social networking service that promotes free speech, privacy, and transparency.\nOshi - Oshi is a powerful marketing and rewards platform built to replace stars, punch cards, and coffee points with something that people really want - Bitcoin.\nOrange Pill App - Bitcoin dating and friend finder.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.ps://www.minds.com/) - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nSpeculative Projects # DarkFi - DarkFi is a new Layer 1 blockchain, designed with anonymity at the forefront. It offers flexible private primitives that can be wielded to create any kind of application. DarkFi aims to make anonymous engineering highly accessible to developers. Backed by noted Crypto Anarchist Amir Taaki.\nFedimints - While still largely theoretical, Fediments is based off the original 1980\u0026rsquo;s concept of Chaumian Ecash, that would essentially provide federated mints built on top of Bitcoin, with high levels of privacy. Two implementations of this concept are Cashu and Umint. These are still in active development. One potential problem with this is legal pressure due to potential classification of these services as unlicensed money transmitters, much like how Samurai Wallet and potentially custodial lightning services are being targeted.\nFreedom Dollar - Freedom Dollar is a private, censorship-resistant stablecoin protocol built on Zano. Stable coins are a useful but sometimes risky project, as they are supposed to maintain their price point with a fiat asset like the dollar.\nHaveno - Haveno aims to be a crypto on ramp much like Bisq that uses Monero instead of Bitcoin as the base payment option. Haveno will utilize TOR and p2p trades, while never taking custody of your funds.\nPirate Chain - Launched in 2018 with the primary goal of being the most private and secure digital currency, Pirate Chain strives to protect the financial privacy of every user in the world. Pirate Chain achieves this by employing the strongest and most acclaimed privacy protocol in the industry, and couples this with an unassailable strategy implementation. Pirate vs Monero Breakdown\nSerai DEX - Largely created in response to Thorchain\u0026rsquo;s choice to not integrate Monero, the Serai Dex works much like the Thorchain DEX, providing coin trading between different native coins using liquidity pools funded by users for small rewards.\nZano - An ambitious project that offers the privacy of Monero for regular transactions, including all projects built ontop of its network. Additionally offers alias addresses so you can associate a wallet address with a name, much like how DNS works for IP addresses. Offers escrow services and Iconic swaps as an alternative to Atomic Swaps. Also allows for building dApps on chain as well.\nSpending Options # Bill Pay # Bitrefill Credit Card Service - Service to pay off Credit Card for multiple providers. Requires KYC. Currently disabled for Americans, but hopefully will be returning. This service does require KYC, but they do offer other services that do not.\nDoctorSim - Top up or recharge any prepaid phone in over 200 countries instantly and securely with doctorSIM.\nSpritz.Finance - Focuses on bill pay, secured payments, automated payments etc. Uses Web 3. Requires an account. Currently in closed Beta.\nCredit Cards # 2Fiat - A new platform that lets you instantly convert Bitcoin, Monero, USDT or any crypto to fiat and make purchases online or in store.\nAbine - An alternative credit card masking service. Abine has similar features, virtual cards up to 500$ for individual vendors. But Abine also offers other privacy services like phone masking, email masking and more. Abine does not have a free tier unlike privacy.com.\nBitpay - Preloaded Bitpay card that lets you spend your Bitcoin.\nDashDirect - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including DASH. Dash Direct phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with DASH for discounts from hundreds of vendors. No KYC Required.\nDoNotPay - DoNotPay is a consumer rights company that helps you fight corporations and beat bureaucracy. They offer a wide range of services, including bill pay, credit card management, and more.\nEzzocard - Anon cards can be purchased via crypto. Charges a decent markup.\nKlutchCard - Service that provides several management and privacy features for your bank account. Klutch gives you unlimited Virtual cards, a physical card without your name on the front, and the ability to manage your spending transactions in depth all while still earning cash back. Does require KYC information and a good credit score though. Another downside, there is currently no way to pay off your balance other than to link your account via ACH and routing number.\nLaso.Finance - A bit pricey. Virtual Credit card with no KYC card that allows for spends of over 1K anywhere in the world. Currently uses Metamask for stable coins only. Monero support coming soon.\nPayWithMoon - Virtual Cards with no KYC funded by lightning based Bitcoin transactions. You can create as many virtual cards as you want, but cards are limited in amounts of 1000$. These cards do not currently work outside of the United States. Used to provide full pre-paid credit cards only offers gift cards now.\nPrivacy.com - The primary method for Credit Card Privacy. By linking your bank account to your Debit card, you can create virtual privacy focused cards that only work for one vendor at a time. This prevents your Debit card from being used in the event of a vendor data breach. Virtual cards are easily deletable. Downsides are that you start with 500$ per card limits for virtual cards. And there is the privacy concern of sharing your bank data with a third party. Please use our affiliate link when signing up. To get an extra $5 dollars on sign up.\nUquid - Virtual card for crypto, only works through Binance or wallet connect compatible wallets, for a wide range of gift card services.\nX1 - Similar to Klutch. Control subscriptions and keep your details private with disposable card numbers.donotpay.com/learn/virtual-credit-card-generator/) - Free Virtual Credit Card Generator for signing up for trial services. Do not Pay also works to create an AI focused response to many asymmetrical problems of society like fighting back against parking tickets or social media de-platforming with automated and proven methods of remediating these issues.\nGift Cards # Egifter - Buy and send premium gift cards for a wide range of services. Offers points per purchases. Gyft - Gift cards for over 200 vendors. Coinsbee - Does Phone Top ups. Bitrefill - Gifts cards and other services. Coincards - giftcards available in multiple countries, Coincards has everything you could possibly need to live your life with crypto! Offers Phone Top ups and accepts Monero. Stealths - Monero first Gift card sales. No KYC Required. Wallets # Bitcoin Wallets # Ashigaru - A new fork of Samurai Wallet that runs its the sane coinjoin services. This is run by completely anonymous devs with increased OPSEC after Samourai wallet was taken down. You can donate to the Samourai defense team here You can also find a list of Public Dojo Clones to use with whirlpool at Dojobay You can see the amount of BTC in Ashigaru Whirlpool here: WhirlPoolStats Warning the legal status of using whirlpool may vary based off your jurisdiction. DYOR before using.\nCasa - Self custody wallet with built in Multi-sig for security and inheritance built in so that your assets aren\u0026rsquo;t lost in the event of death. Only takes Bitcoin and Ethereum.\nElectrum Wallet - Founded in 2011 Electrum is one of the oldest, simplest and most trusted Bitcoin Only wallets in the game. With a simple interface that has been forked by many other blockchain projects Electrum has everything you need to store and use your bitcoin easily and securely.\nSparrow Wallet - Sparrow is a Bitcoin wallet for those who value financial self sovereignty. Sparrow’s emphasis is on security, privacy and usability. Sparrow does not hide information from you - on the contrary it attempts to provide as much detail as possible about your transactions and UTXOs, but in a way that is manageable and usable. Completely Open Source. Desktop only wallet. Following the arrest of the Samurai Wallet Devs, the Whirlpool privacy features were removed from the wallet.\nHardware Wallets # Cold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nFoundationDevices - Foundation builds the Passport hardware wallet which is an airgapped wallet hardware device. Passport has no direct connection with the outside world – no USB data and no wireless communications. Instead, Passport uses a camera and QR codes for communication. This provides hardcore, airgapped security without sacrificing usability.\nLedger - NOT RECOMMENDED. While Ledger has a long history in the space of supporting multiple coins. Ledger is close sourced. Ledger has recently come under for fire for creating a backup policy that lets you back up your keys to Ledgers cloud providers, which means that your private keys could be susceptible to third party pressures on the key holders. Also Ledger was caught sending customer data to several different third parties.\nMonero Signer - Monero Signer is a hardware signing device equipped with a camera that allows you to sign transactions offline via QR-Code. Monero Signer also allows you to generate seeds, passphrases and addresses. All this while being completely offline. Software updates are done air-gapped using a micro SD card.\nSeedsigner - Open source hardware signing device that uses raspberry pi zero which reduces possibility of interception. Does not store your coins, is only a security focused device for signing/approving transactions. Bitcoin only.\nTrezor - One of the older hardware wallets around. Trezor is Fully open source and is one of the few wallets to also support multiple coins.\nLightning Wallets # Phoenix Wallet - Utilizing the lightning network can still be quite difficult, which Phoenix aims to help solve. At first glance, Phoenix doesn\u0026rsquo;t look different from your typical Bitcoin wallet. The difference is that Phoenix runs natively on Lightning. Phoenix takes care of everything under the hood and you will barely notice anything, except that your payments are faster and cheaper. Mobile only wallet. Monero Wallets # Anonero - Anonero is privacy focused phone wallet that only supports Monero, while incorporating other privacy features like, encrypted backups, airgapped transactions mandatory TOR connections. You can only access this app over TOR.\nFeather Wallet - Feather is a free, open-source Monero wallet for Linux, Tails, macOS and Windows. It is written in C++ with the Qt framework. Monero can be difficult to use in many cases to the highly technical and private nature of the coin, which is why the simplicity of feather wallet is so necessary. Feather Wallet can installed or run as a standalone application, making it easily parable with something like Tails OS for the ultimate privacy combo.\nMonero Subscription Wallet - Wallet that allows you to set subscriptions of regularly recurring payments that you would like to send.\nMyMonero - The simplest way to use the next-generation private digital currency Monero, at the sweet spot between security, convenience, and features. Not a full node wallet. You need to trust another node to run this wallet. These wallets share your private view key with a remote server, which continuously scans the blockchain looking for your transactions. They are faster to use, but your privacy can be lessened if you don\u0026rsquo;t control the remote server.\nRinoWallet - Online Monero multisig wallet. Non-custodial and offers 2FA protection.\nMulti Chain Wallets # CakeWallet - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including Monero. Cakewallet phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with Monero for discounts from hundreds of vendors. Supports Monero. No KYC Required. Mobile and desktop wallet. Open Source.\nExodus Wallet - One of the best wallets for holding multiple coins. With a beautiful interface that shows you long term internal price data, built in protocol level staking, coin swaps between hundreds of coins and many other features. Exodus is one best crypto wallets bar none. While it has ended support for Monero as it was a technical challenge to support it. Exodus is NOT Open source. Desktop and mobile.\nStack Wallet - Non Custodial multi coin wallet. Open Source. Has built in exchange functionality. Comes with \u0026ldquo;Duress mode\u0026rdquo; that lets you prepare a fake wallet in case you are physically threatened. Comes with built auto back ups, in wallet crypto swapping and more. Allows you to easily point at your own full node. Supports monero. Desktop and Mobile.\nWallet Recovery # Bitcoin Recovery CO - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nCryptoRecovers - Helping people regain access to their lost Bitcoin wallets since 2019.\nDatarecovery.com - Specializes in cryptocurrency recovery services, providing expert assistance to individuals and businesses who have lost access to their digital assets.\nDriveSavers - Specializes in recovering lost cryptocurrency and compromised wallets from all types of software and hardware wallets.\nEasyRecovery - Professional Bitcoin wallet recovery services can assist with password recovery, private key extraction, and damaged device repair to restore access to your Bitcoin.\nKeychainX - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nProfessional Crypto Recovery - Crypto recovery service that can help you recover your lost coins today.\nRecoverLostBitcoin - Expert crypto recovery services, including private key reconstruction, wallet and scam recovery.\nRecoverMyCryptoWallet - Can recover lost passphrases, missing seed words and forgotten passwords.\nWallet Recovery Service - Can recover lost crypto from all types of wallets.\n"},{"id":13,"href":"/organizations/","title":"Organizations","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The State is, and always has been, the great single enemy of the human race, its liberty, happiness, and progress.\u0026rdquo; - Murray Rothbard\nLiberty Organization that fight for different facets of all things related to liberty.\nAnti ESG Orgs # StriveFunds - Investment firm to counter ESG narrative from Blackrock and Vanguard. Strive specifically rejects the idea of Stakeholder capitalism. Started by author and presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. Antiwar # Antiwar.com - Since the mid 90\u0026rsquo;s Antiwar.com has been one of not the most important and consistently antiwar voices. With reporting on wars all over the globe for a liberty perspective, antiwar.com covers every aspect of the global wars.\nBitcoin For Peace - Accelerate World Peace Through Bitcoin Adoption. The vision of Bitcoin For Peace is to live in world where ALL life co-thrives in harmony. With the current corrupt fiat system, that vision can never happen. Bitcoin is a peaceful revolution.\nConcerned Veterans for America - CVA and its grassroots army will look to defend VA reforms and expand health care options for veterans, rethink America’s foreign policy to promote long-term prosperity, and encourage action to foster a more secure financial future for our country.\nDefend the Guard - An organization that works to reclaim constitutional authority. Defend the Guard legislation would prohibit a state’s National Guard units from being deployed into active combat without a formal declaration of war by Congress, as provided by the U.S. Constitution.\nFood Not Bombs - Food Not Bombs started in 1980. They work to provide healthy vegetarian food to starving Americans. Leftwing organization.\nStopWar.org - Stop the War was founded in September 2001 in the weeks following 9/11, when George W. Bush announced the “war on terror”. Stop the War has since been dedicated to preventing and ending the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and elsewhere. Comes from a leftwing perspective.\nThe Libertarian Institute - Founded by Scott Horton. LI focuses on many issues with a large focus on antiwar. LI has a lot of cross over with Antiwar.com.\nTheGrayZone - The Grayzone is an independent journalistic initiative that does not receive funding from any government or government-backed group or individual. The Gray Zone primarily reports on antiwar civil rights issues from a left wing perspectives.\nWeAreNotYourSoldiers - Antiwar Non-profit feature former soldiers that publicly talk about their horrible experiences during war.\nAntiWoke Advocacy # ActionPDE - PDE Action is a nonpartisan advocacy group working to reclaim public schools through engagement with school boards \u0026amp; state legislatures.\nDefendingEd - Parents Defending Education is a national grassroots organization working to reclaim our schools from activists imposing harmful agendas.\nExit Group - Group that helps users exit from woke/corporate life and build businesses to create separate revenue streams\nFairForAll - A nonpartisan organization dedicated to advancing civil rights and liberties for all Americans, and promoting a common culture based on fairness, understanding, and humanity. Specifically rejects woke ideas and believes in actual equality for all people.\nHeterodox Academy - Heterodox Academy (HxA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit membership organization of thousands of faculty, staff, and students committed to advancing the principles of open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement to improve higher education and academic research. Focuses heavily on Colleges.\nInstitute for Liberal Values - As a non-partisan and non-sectarian consortium focused on the promotion of individual freedom, rights, and liberty in everyday life, the Institute for Liberal Values provides the skills and support required to build community where there has been division, encourage free expression where there has been censorship, and foster optimism where there is fear.\nNew Discourses - Education on all things critical theory. Eduation and debunking of Marxism, Progressive and all forms of critical theory. IE Critical Race Theory, Queer Theory, etc. Founded by James Lindsey.\nClimate Change Pushback # Copenhagen Consensus - The Copenhagen Consensus Center is a think tank that researches and publishes the smartest solutions to the world\u0026rsquo;s biggest problems. Our studies are conducted by more than 300 economists from internationally renowned institutions, including seven Nobel Laureates, to advise policymakers and philanthropists how to achieve the best results with their limited resources.Founded by climate change debunker and educator Bjorn Lomborg.\nEnvironmental Progress - Environmental Progress (EP) was founded in 2016 with the mission of achieving nature, peace and prosperity for all. We believe everyone has a right to affordable energy, a healthy planet, and urban environments that enable citizens to thrive. Our strategy has been to organize grassroots movements to defend these rights, and to fund research into why they are threatened. Founded by free speech advocate and Journalist Michael Shellenberger.\nHeartland.org - The Heartland Institute is a nonprofit organization that focuses on issues in education, environmental protection, health care, budgets and taxes, and stopping Socialism.\nIndustrial Progress - For the last 40 years, so-called environmentalists have held back industrial progress around the world. That\u0026rsquo;s why Idustrial Progress helps the industry fight for its freedom, with new ideas, arguments, and policies that will improve our economy and our environment. Founded by Fossil Fuels advocate Alex Epstein.\nPerc.org - The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) explores how aligning free market incentives for environmental stewardship produces sustainable outcomes for land, water, and wildlife.\nSavory.Global - Fights against climate change approved opinion by using regenerative farming practices of holistic land management. Provides real alternative solutions to mainstream climate fear mongering.\nDrug Freedom # Drug Policy Alliance - The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the leading organization in the U.S. working to end the drug war. Encryption and censorship # Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) - The largest organization that fights for Internet and Digital Freedom. Based out of the US.The EFF puts out several of the best digital freedom tools, including HTTPS Everywhere, Privacy Badger and Certbot.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFree resources Physical and Digital # Art For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nLeadership Institute - Liberty focused training provided in person and virtual. Training is offered for a wide range of topics, including, activism campaigns, fundraising and more.\nLibertarianism.org - Free ebooks from a Cato/Bluepilled perspective. Still some solid content overall.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - Free liberty starter kits for applicants. Including books small grants and more. Primarily aimed at students.\nTechsoup.org - Free Tech for non-profits.\nLegal Advocacy # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nCoin Center - Based in D.C., Coin Center is the leading non-profit research and advocacy center focused on the public policy issues facing cryptocurrency and decentralized computing technologies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Their mission is to defend the rights of individuals to build and use free and open cryptocurrency networks: the right to write and publish code – to read and to run it. The right to assemble into peer-to-peer networks. And the right to do all this privately.\nDeFi Education Fund - The DeFi Education Fund (DEF) explains decentralized finance (DeFi) to policymakers around the world and advocates for policies welcoming of decentralized financial infrastructure.\nFire - Since its founding more than two decades ago as the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, FIRE has become the nation’s leading defender of fundamental rights on college campuses through our unique mix of programming, including student and faculty outreach, public education campaigns, individual case advocacy, and policy reform efforts. In 2022, FIRE changed its name to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and announced an expansion initiative into off-campus free speech advocacy and legal defense.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nInstitute for Justice - IJ is a nonprofit, public interest law firm. Their mission is to end widespread abuses of government power and secure the constitutional rights that allow all Americans to pursue their dreams.\nJusticeDao- A DAO specifically dedicated to helping the legal defense of the developers of Tornado Cash, an Ethereum based privacy service that was takedown by government action.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nPacific Legal Foundation - Pacific Legal Foundation is a national nonprofit legal organization that defends Americans from government overreach and abuse. PFL specifically focuses on Property Rights, Equality and Opportunity and Separation of Powers. ^1,2^\nPeer-To-Peer Rights Fund - The P2P Rights Fund is a project housed within the Bitcoin Policy Institute, a 501(c)3 think tank. An advisory board including open-source developers, human rights activists, and lawyers oversees the fund’s activities. P2P Focuses on protection of Open-Source Software under the First Amendment.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nStand With Crypto - Stand With Crypto, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, champions for clear, common-sense regulations for the crypto industry. We\u0026rsquo;re mobilizing the 52 million crypto owners in the US - a demographic that is younger (60% Gen-Z and Millennials) and more diverse (41% identify as racial minorities) than the general US population - to unlock crypto\u0026rsquo;s innovation potential and foster greater economic freedom.\nThe Crypto Lawyers - Much like Coin Center Crypto Lawyers provide legal advocacy for Bitcoin freedom. They offer services in regards to Litigation, NFT, DEFI, IP, Compliance, and Forensic Investigations.\nMeetups, Education and Training # Americas Future - America’s Future empowers young people to be active, civil, and curious citizens who build freer communities that lead to fulfillment, dignity, and happiness for all.We’re working toward a time in America where young people collaborate to drive change in their communities – change that equips the individual to build a free and happy life. America’s Future offers rising generations opportunities for networking, mentoring, leadership and community engagement through our national network and extensive array of programming.\nArt For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nFreedom Works - A longstanding political orginization that has traditionally leaned republican. Recently though they\u0026rsquo;ve rebranded to target smaller liberty focused groups in order to help educated and advocate for freedom and change in public policy.\nLeadership Institute - Founded in 1979 by its president, Morton C. Blackwell, LI provides training in campaigns, fundraising, grassroots organizing, youth politics, and communications. The Institute teaches conservatives of all ages how to succeed in politics, government, and the media.The Institute offers more than 50 types of training schools, workshops, and seminars; a free employment placement service; and a national field program that trains conservative students to organize campus groups.\nLiberty on the Rocks - Liberty on the Rocks is a non-profit grass roots libertarian organization designed to educate, connect, and activate liberty enthusiasts around the world. Through local chapters and events, citizens and activists throughout the country can increase the size of their networks, enhance their understanding of economics and the philosophy of freedom, widen their knowledge of local and national educational outlets, and increase their opportunities for involvement. Official Partner of Liberty Tools\nLiberty Seeds - The largest directory of liberty-minded organizations, events, and more.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - SFL is not a top down, chapter based, or membership organization. Instead SFL functions as a network of pro-liberty students from a wide diversity of locations and backgrounds. SFL does sometimes take the more blue pilled approach.\nWe Are Change - We Are Change is a nonpartisan, independent media organization comprised of individuals and groups working to expose corruption worldwide.Founded by Luke Rudkowski, We Are Change is comprised of independent journalists, concerned citizens, activists, and anyone who wants to shape the direction our world is going in. We seek to expose the lies of governments and the corporate elite who constantly trash our humanity. Their goal is to create a community of truth-seekers and peacemakers who share a commitment to nonviolent action.\nYoung Americans for Liberty - Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) is the most active and effective pro-liberty youth organization advancing liberty on campus. Our four-step mission is to identify, educate, train, and mobilize youth activists to make liberty win. YAL maintains many chapters across college campuses all over the US.\nYou are the Power - You Are The Power is a membership-based nonprofit that is founded and run by Spike Cohen. They work with activists and organizations in all 50 states, using localized, single-issue activism to set communities free, restore individual rights, take the power away from government and put it back in the hands of the people.\nPress Freedoms # Committee to Protect Journalists - The Committee to Protect Journalists is an independent, nonprofit organization that promotes press freedom worldwide. They defend the right of journalists to report the news safely and without fear of reprisal.\nInternational Press Institute - Their mission is to defend media freedom and support independent journalism wherever they are threatened. Also tracks press freedoms in regards to Covid restrictions.\nReporters Without Borders - Reporters Without Borders tracks press freedoms across the world.\nPolice Reform and Monitoring # 8 Can\u0026rsquo;t Wait - 8 Cant Wait is a campaign to bring immediate change to police departments by encouraging the adoption of 8 specific policies.\nAdopt a Cop - Adopt A Cop BJJ is a nonprofit, donation based program and registered 501(c)3 that allows active duty patrolling police officers around the country to train at any Adopt A Cop BJJ affiliated academy and will pay 100% of the officer’s membership until they reach the rank of Blue belt. Blue belt is the second ranked belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and on average it takes around 12 to 18 months to obtain. Police officers are much less likely to both get injured and to injure suspects if they are trained in BJJ as evidenced by this Case Study.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nOpen-archive - App for saving and sharing files for whistleblowers and videos of police etc\nThick Red Line - A project of Art of Liberty, TRL is an effort to restore respect for law enforcement by abolishing victimless crime.\nWashingtonPost Police Shootings Database - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states\nThink Tanks # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAyn Rand Institute - ARI offers a variety of educational experiences to promote greater understanding of Ayn Rand’s philosophy and, through the writing and speaking of our experts, advocates her principles of reason, rational self-interest and laissez-faire capitalism. ARI also often takes a more Blue pilled perspective and does not generally follow Anarchist ideas, as it advocates for a one world government, based on the principles of logic and reason.\nArt of Liberty - A small think tank that exposes the Illegitimacy and Criminality of “Government” while Making the Voluntaryist Case for Free Markets, REAL Freedom and Peace.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow Institute works to promote the ideas of privacy in the world.\nThe Cato Institute - Founded in 1977 by Ed Crane, Murray Rothbard and Charles Koch. Cato is one of the oldest and largest libertarian think tanks in America. Cato has published great research and information since its inception. Cato has been criticized at times for often taking very pragmatic criticisms of the state and sometimes making the libertarian defense of state activities. Often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nThe Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) - FEE\u0026rsquo;s popular digital content and in-person programs turn complex ideas into practical tools for living your best life and making the world a better place. Fee covers a wide range of issues across the entire political spectrum, while always exposing government crimes and failures.\nThe Future of Freedom Foundation - The Future of Freedom Foundation is a tax-exempt, non-profit educational foundation whose mission is to present an uncompromising moral, philosophical, and economic case for the free society.\nThe Mises Institute - The premium think tank for all things liberty. Founded in 1982 by Anarcho-capitalism Lew Rockwell, largely to push the ideas of economist Murray Rothbard following his split with the Cato Institute. The Mises institute has been one of the biggest and most consistent voices for all things liberty including: Antiwar, Austrian economics, Sound Money, Police Reform, Secession, Book Publishing and so much more.\nThe Reason Foundation - Reason Foundation advances a free society by developing, applying, and promoting libertarian principles, including individual liberty, free markets, and the rule of law. We use journalism and public policy research to influence the frameworks and actions of policymakers, journalists, and opinion leaders. Reason also publishes Reason Magazine and hosts the SOHO Debate Forum. Much like Cato Reason often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nWhistle Blowing # Aim - Undercover citizen journalism, mostly focused on American schools.\nCryptome - One of the primary inspirations for Wikileaks, Cryptome has been offering a leaking platform to the world since 1996 and still runs today. Founded by John Young.\nEFF Surveillance Self-Defense - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\nGlobal Leaks - Whistleblowing Solutions Impresa Sociale S.r.l. (WBS) is an innovative social enterprise that carries out research and development to support whistleblowers and the fight against corruption. It was founded in 2016 to guarantee the economic sustainability of the GlobaLeaks project, through taking care of the growing number of requests for assistance, maintenance and custom deployment. WBS hosts the development activities and coordinates the community efforts. Global leaks provides its own open source tool for whistleblowers.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nO\u0026rsquo;keefe Media Group - Following the ousting of James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe from Project Veritas, O\u0026rsquo;Keefe Media group was founded to present another opportunity for whistle blowing and citizen journalism. OKM provides training and supplies for Citizen journalists.\nProject Veritas - Founded in 2010 by James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe, Project Veritas picked up much of the leaking slack following Wikileakss decrease in output. Often slandered as a far right group, Project Veritas has leaked many of the biggest stories since its inception. Project Veritas was and is largely known for using undercover cameras to expost stories.\nTruth in Media - Not a whistleblowing organization perse, however TIM is known for doing in depth inclusive stories reputably with strong reliable sources and without sensationalism. TIM focuses on stories that most media ignores. Founded by Journalist Ben Swann.\nWikiLeaks - Founded in 2006 by Julian Assange. Wikileaks was the the primary source for leaking of highly secret corporate and government data. Wikileaks worked to protect its leakers by employing the use of PGP and TOR. While largely inactive since the arrest of its founder Julian Assange in 2019, Wikileaks archives are still an important repository of leaked data.\nWizSafe Journalist Privacy Guide - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\n"},{"id":14,"href":"/osint/","title":"OSINT","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Nothing has such power to broaden the mind as the ability to investigate systematically and truly all that comes under thy observation in life.\u0026rdquo; - Marcus Aurelius\nOpen Source Intelligence tools can be used to find information of all types. This can be useful in furthering your understanding of both offensive and defensive practices by finding information for anything and everything. OSINT is the direct inverse of open source privacy tools. OSINT can be used for nefarious purposes in some cases, but OSINT itself does not directly include the concept of hacking. OSINT only aims to find legally available public information. OSINT has tremendous use in regards to education and finding information about corporations, politicians and good journalism. These tools can also be used to help you understand your own privacy exposure as well. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAI (Artificial Intelligence) Tools # Art Generators # Albus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAnimate Anyone - App that allows you to take a static image or photo and create videos of movement based on the people or characters in those photos.\nDall E - DALL·E 2 is an AI system that can create realistic images and art from a description in natural language. Made by Open Ai. Closed source.\nDreamstudio.ai - AI Art Generation.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGemini - Formerly known as Bard. Google\u0026rsquo;s AI alternative to Chat GPT. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias, including filtering your text prompts through a DEI and social justice lens.\nLumiere - A Space-Time Diffusion Model for Video Generation. Made by Google, closed source. Create video from word prompts or pictures. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias.\nMagic Animate - Magic Animate is an open source project that allows you to produces an animated video from a single image and a motion video.\nMid Journey - Mid Journey is an independent research lab exploring new mediums of thought and expanding the imaginative powers of the human species. Requires the unencrypted messaging app Discord for image generation.\nOpen AI Sora - Sora can generate videos up to a minute long while maintaining visual quality and adherence to the user’s prompt. Closed source.\nFreedom and Privacy AI Tools # AI Unchained - Podcast by freedom advocate and bitcoin educator Guy Swann. Follow the newest updates in the AI industry to become more sovereign and efficient by utilizing cutting edge tools.\nAlex AI - Energy and Climate Chatbot. Built by Alex Epstein, an advocate of Freedom and Fossil Fuels. Iphone Only.\nGab AI - Chat GPT alternative and image generator by conservative Social Media company GAB.\nGATgpt - A LLM model like Chat GPT but specifically for gun printing and all things gun related. Built by Cody Wilson.\nLibertAI - Decentralized privacy focused AI.\nUnleashed Chat - AI chatbot service designed with real privacy in mind. It stands out with its live Nostr data querying and advanced context embedding capabilities. It allows for Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network, for privacy and speed. The platform employs the latest Open Source models, prioritizing uncensored options.\nVenice - Venice is an open source alternative to Chat GPT. With built in features for code prompts and Stable Diffusion, Venice does not censor or spy on you. Launched by freedom advocate and crypto pioneer Erik Voorhees.\nGeneral AI Tools # AI or Not - Need to verify if images are AI generated? Here\u0026rsquo;s a project that can identify images from Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Dall-E, GAN and more.\nAIXploira - Access the largest list of top-quality AI tools available on the web.\nAlbus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAwesome GPT - List of dozens of GPT style LLMs.\nEsperanto.ai - Esperanto delivers high-performance, energy-efficient computing solutions that are the compelling choice for the most demanding AI and non-AI applications.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGPT4all - Self Hosted GPT Alternative.\nHuggingface.co - Open Source CHAT GPT Alternative.\nLM Studio - LM Studio lets you discover, download, and run local LLMs entirely offline.\nMaxAI.me - Chrome extension that lets you utilize AI on different sites.\nParse Prompt - Convert and summarize podcast episodes, audio clips, web-pages, and YouTube into AI-generated content.\nAttack Surface # BynaryEdge - We scan the web and gather data for you.\nCensys - Attack Surface Management Solutions.\nCriminalip.io - Cyber Threat Intelligence Search Engine and Attack Surface Management (ASM) platform.\nRedHunt Labs - Discover your Attack Surface, Continuously.\nSecurityTrails - The Total Internet Inventory.\nBug Hunting # Bug Bounty writeups - Detailed breakdowns of all sorts of different types of attacks.\nBughunter-handbook - A list of resources that will help bug bounty hunters with resources that are useful during their bug bounty journey.\nCertificates # CertSpotter - Monitors your domains for expiring, unauthorized, and invalid SSL certificates.\nCensys - Certificates - Certificates Search.\nCrt.sh - Certificate Search.\nCTSearch - Certificate Transparency Search Tool.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nTLS.BufferOver.run - Quickly find certificates in IPv4 space.\nCredentials # Check your email accounts to find associated accounts with breached companies.\nBreachdirectory.org - Check if your information was exposed in a data breach.\nCrackstation.net - Massive pre-computed lookup (Rainbow) tables to crack password hashes.\nDehashed - Free deep-web scans and protection against credential leaks, Takes Monero for Premium accounts.\nHackcheck - Hackcheck is a data breach search engine that makes checking the integrity of your data easy and flexible cheap! They currently offer several lightning fast queries to search through our billions of records with. The queries they offer are email, password, username, name, IP address, phone number, and domain name.\nHave I Been Pwned - Check if your email or phone is in a data breach.\nHaveibeensold.app - App that checks who is selling your data. Currently down.\nIntelx - Needs an account for most dumps, but shows accounts and password associated with on different sites.\nLeak-Lookup - Search across thousands of data breaches to find you compromised data - Requires an account for full results. Cheap prices and accepts Monero.\nLeakCheck.io - Make sure your credentials haven\u0026rsquo;t been compromised.\nLeakix - Identify public data leaks.\nMozilla Monitor - Stay safe with privacy tools from the makers of Firefox that protect you from hackers and companies that publish and sell your personal information. We’ll alert you of any known data breaches, find and remove your exposed info and continually watch for new exposures.\nSnusbase - Stay on top of the latest database breaches.\nSpycloud.com - More in Depth than haveIbeenpwned. Requires an account.\nCode Search Engines # GitHub Code Search - A search engine for searching projects on GitHub.\nGrep.app - Search across a half million git repos.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nNerdyData - Find companies based on their website\u0026rsquo;s tech stack or code.\nPublicwww.com - Source Code Search Engine. Find any alphanumeric snippet, signature or keyword in the web pages HTML, JS and CSS code.\nRepoSearch - Source code search engine that helps you find implementation details, example usages or just analyze code.\nSearchCode - Search 75 billion lines of code from 40 million projects.\nSourceGraph - Understand and search across your entire codebase.\nData Retention # Archive.org - The biggest site for internet website archives.\nDessant - A web extension for pulling data from archived sites.\nInteltechniques - A guide to manually remove your data from archive sites.\nMemento Time Travel - Memento TimeTravel is built using the archive.today API, and can thus be utilized as an upgraded internet archive product. It offers web users with an easy-to-use design.\nPagefreezer.com - PageFreezer is an alternative to the Wayback machine which utilizes Google-like crawling technology. The screenshots are taken using a fully automated operation.\nTubeRipper - An app that lets you rip or download videos from most platforms.\nWebcite - WebCite differs from the Wayback Machine by providing the sort of detailed snapshots of author-cited references requested by publishers, editors, and readers.\nDevice Information # Macaddress.io - MAC address vendor lookup.\nMaclookup.app - Find the vendor name of a device by entering an OUI or a MAC address.\nMacvendors.com - Find MAC Address Vendors. Now.\nMAC Vendor Lookup - Look up the vendor for a specific MAC Address.\nDNS # Chaos - Enhance research and analyse changes around DNS for better insights.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing.\nDNSDumpster - DNS recon \u0026amp; research, find \u0026amp; lookup DNS records.\nDNShistory.org - Domain Name System Historical Record Archive.\nDNSdb - Passive DNS historical database.\nDNSviz - Tool for visualizing the status of a DNS zone.\nDNSTwister - The anti-phishing domain name search engine and DNS monitoring service.\nDnslytics - The ultimate online investigation tool for DNS and other internet data.\nHackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nPassivedns.mnemonic.no - Web interface for querying passive DNS data collected in our malware lab.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nRapidDNS - DNS query tool which make querying - subdomains or sites of a same IP easy.\nDomains # Buckets.grayhatwarfare.com - Public buckets.\nBuiltWith - Find out what websites are Built With.\nCentralOps - DomainDossier - Investigate domains and IP addresses.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing!\nDomainIQ - Comprehensive Domain Intelligence.\nGrayhatwarfare.com - domains - How to search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nIPInfo - Provides your WAN or Public IP address.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nPentest-tools.com - Discover subdomains and determine the attack surface of an organization.\nRiddler - Allows you to search in a high quality dataset.\nRobTex - Various kinds of research of IP numbers, Domain names, etc.\nSecurityheaders.com - Scan your site now.\nSimilarweb.com - The easiest and fastest tool to find out what\u0026rsquo;s really going on online.\nSitereport.netcraft.com - Find out the infrastructure and technologies used by any site.\nSpyonweb.com - Find out related websites.\nStatscrop.com - Millions of amazing websites across the web are being analyzed with StatsCrop.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVisualsitemapper.com - Create a visual map of your site.\nWho.is - WHOIS Search, Domain Name, Website, and IP Tools.\nWhois.domaintools.com - Industry’s fastest domain discovery engine and broadest, most accurate data.\nWhoisology.com - Deep Connections Between Domain Names \u0026amp; Their Owners.\nExploits # 0day.today - The ultimate database of exploits and vulnerabilities.\nExploit-DB - An Exploit Database.\npacketstormsecurity.com - Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers.\nRapid7 - DB - A vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSploitus - A convenient central place for identifying the newest exploits.\nVulmon - A vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nFacial Recognition # Pimeyes - The gold Standard in facial recognition search, while prioritizing privacy. Focused Search Engines # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Correlate – Google Trends Correlate can help you identify search patterns that correlate with real-world trends. It can be used to identify search patterns that are similar to one another. For example, you could use the tool to find out if there is a link between new legislation and gun sales (at least in terms of the search volume related to the two topics).\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nGrabify - Grabify is a free web-based IP grabbing/URL shortening tool. (IP grabbing just as it implies simply means getting/grabbing peoples IP addresses.) This can be used to get location/IP data from potential attackers.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nIPGeo - IpGeo is a python tool to extract IP addresses from captured network traffic file (pcap/pcapng) and generate csv report containing details about the geolocation of each ip in the packets.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMillion Short – Million Short has an interesting approach to searching for information online. The interface is generally similar to a typical search engine. However, you can sort and filter the results in a number of ways. Examples include popularity, eCommerce, live chat, date, location, and others. Also, it automatically pulls out the top sites that usually occupy the top spots in any search result (e.g. Amazon.com, eBay, YouTube, etc.)\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nMention - A service that lets you track any code words across social media platforms. Paid service.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOSSDatabase - OSS DATABASE is a crowdsourced database of Open Source software. Their goal is to make it easy to look for open source alternatives and compare them with their proprietary peers.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPulsedive - A search engine for devices connected to the internet.\nPublic API\u0026rsquo;s - A list of several different API\u0026rsquo;s that are free to use for data pulling.\nPublicData.com - PublicData.com is the number one resource for public records from local, state, and federal agencies.\nProwl - A free IP search \u0026amp; identifications of IoC and IoA.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nSearch by Image - Tool to reverse image search docs, only works in Chromium based browsers.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nShodan – A search engine and network security tool for the internet of things. It finds devices on the internet like web servers, webcams, appliances, traffic lights, and even power plants.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTalkWalkerAlerts – TalkWalkerAlerts is a great alternative to Google Alerts because, in addition to monitoring the web for certain keywords, it monitors social media, blogs, and forums as well. This can be helpful if you need to find mentions of someone’s name or business across the web. Free and paid options.\nTorSearch - A TOR search engine for websites hosted on TOR (The Darknet).\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nTinyEye - A reverse image search.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nGeolocation # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nMail Addresses # Centralops - Email, Whois, DNS search info.\nEmailHippo - Email address verification technology.\nEmail-format.com - Find the email address formats in use at thousands of companies.\nHunter.io - Find professional email addresses in seconds.\nIntelligenceX - Search engine and data archive. Finds public personal information from data brokers.\nMelissa - Emailcheck - Check email addresses and verify they are live.\nMXToolbox - Check your email headers.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nReacher.email - Open-Source Email Verification.\nRocketReach - Your first-degree connection to any professional.\nskymem.info - Find email addresses of companies and people.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nThatsThem - Reverse email lookup.\nverify-email.org - Checks whether the mailbox exists or not.\nVoilaNorbert - I can find anyone\u0026rsquo;s email address.\nOSINT Lists # About.start.me - OSINT Dashboard to combine different OSINT tools.\nAwesome-Osint - A curated list of amazingly awesome open source intelligence tools and resources.\nFacebook Email Search - A simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFreedomlab.io - FreedomLab is a virtual gathering place for human rights defenders. Here you will find a repository of training materials, tutorials, and digital tools, all tailored to your needs and requirements. We hope you will learn about tools, experiences, advocacy and fundraising strategies, as well as knowledge and skills related to security. Through support and collaboration, human rights defenders increase their capacity to monitor and report, seek redress, and advocate for the promotion of human rights.\nFull OSINT - Full OSINT focused on the most popular web-based Open Source Intelligence and Cybersecurity Tools.\nHacker Search Engines - Long list of OSINT Tools.\nInteltechniques Tools - Dozens of tools available from Michael Bazzels website.\nOstintFramework - Terrific list. Layout is a bit strange can be annoying to navigate.\nOsint-jobs.com - Job board and education research.\nOsintcurio.us - The OSINT Curious Project was a source of quality, actionable, Open Source Intelligence news, original blogs, instructional videos, and live streams. We tried to keep people curious about exploring web applications for bits of information or trying out new techniques to access important OSINT data.\nOsintool.com - List of multiple tools with install instructions.\nOsintdojo.com - A giant list of OSINT resources.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nSociallinks.io - Everything you need to navigate the OSINT world, gain deeper insights, and enhance investigations.\nSocial-Analyzer - API, CLI \u0026amp; Web App for analyzing \u0026amp; finding a person’s profile across social media websites. It includes different string analysis and detection modules, you can choose which combination of modules to use during the investigation process.\nSpiderFoot - SpiderFoot is an open-source OSINT tool with 200+ modules for gathering information on target organizations, domains and IP addresses, networks, emails, and usernames. It offers automation capabilities for routine OSINT tasks like DNS queries, threat intelligence checks, breach detection, WHOIS lookups, and more.\nstart.me - Another Giant list of all sorts of tools.\nTCM-Open-Source-Intellingence-Resources - Compilation of Resources from TCM\u0026rsquo;s OSINT Course.\nX-osint - An Open source intelligent framework ie an osint tool which gathers valid information about a phone number, user’s email address, perform VIN Osint, and reverse, perform subdomain enumeration, able to find email from a name, and so much more.\nSecurity Focused Tools # 2fA.Directory - List of companies that use 2FA in America. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\n2fA.Directory.International - List of companies that use 2FA Internationally. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nBest Randoms - Random information generator for huge amount of categories.\nDmarc and SPF Checkers - A site Dmarc, SPF and DKIM are Email security settings that protect your email account from being spoofed or faked. This tool scores your domain to see how difficult it would be to spoof. ^1^\nDNS checker and port scanner - A site to check open ports, DNS SPF records and much more on your own internal server.\nEfani - Test your Phone number public connections to see your total phone exposure.\nEmail Rep - App that lets you check the known reputability of any email address and domain.\nEnd Of Life - Tracks closely software updates, and EOL status for a massive list of software. Need to figure out how long your new phone will be supported? They have you covered.\nExiftool - A tool let’s you pull metadata info from a wide range of file types.\nHudson Rock - Free tools to check for compromised corporate accounts.\nHowsecureismypassword - A site to test the security and the Bruce Force difficulty of your password.\nImmuniweb - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server or servers. Checks SSL status of multiple different types of applications. Also checks compliance with frameworks such as PCI, HIPAA and NIST.\nIp Quality Score - An app to check your IP, Email and Fraud prevention. Also allows for verifying Tor and VPN connectivity and much more.\nPolisis - Polisis gives you a glimpse of what websites actually say in their privacy policies.\nPrivacy Parrot - A search engine that helps determine if a website can sell your personal information.\nScamDoctor - Project that tracks known scam websites and use an algorithm to determine likelihood of other scams.\nSecurity Headers - A site to check the security headers of your own self-hosted server to check your exposure to attacks like XSS, Clickjacking and more.\nShieldsup - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Run by Steve Gibson of the SecurityNow Podcast and Spinrite data recovery application.\nSSL LABS - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Specifically looks at TLS config and hash algorithm of your website.\nTiny-check - A piece of software that scans your phone to check for unauthorized monitoring apps unknowingly installed.\nTOSBack (Terms of Service) - A website that reads back other website terms of service and puts it into a simple and easy to read summary.\nTraceLabs - An OSINT service that helps find missing people.\nVirus Total - Scan files, hashes and URLs to run them against a database of known compromised software. Extremely useful when evaluating new suspicious files or programs.\nW3Techs - Large list that tracks software utilization across industries. Find metrics based around software markets share.\nServers # FOFA - Cyberspace mapping.\nGreyNoise - The source for understanding internet noise.\nNatlas - Scaling Network Scanning.\nNetlas.io - Discover, Research and Monitor any Assets Available Online.\nOnyphe.io - Cyber Defense Search Engine for open-source and cyber threat intelligence data.\nZoomEye - Global cyberspace mapping.\nSocial Media Tools # Discord # Discord OSINT Attack Surface - Description of Discord\u0026rsquo;s attack surface.\nDiscord Snowflake to Timestamp Converter - Pulls Discord message timestamps.\nDiscordBee - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDiscordServers Search - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDutch OSINT Guy Discord Resources - OSINT Discord resources that may be useful for searching or pivoting on Discord.\nFacebook # Einvestigator.com - Facebook Search Tools and Resources.\nFacebook Email Search - Is a simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFB People Directory - Is a native tool built by Facebook so you can, as its name suggests, search their people directory. It’s super useful and one of the easiest tools to use when you’re looking for someone.\nPassive DNS - Technology allows you to investigate everything you can imagine about any organization or company in the world, way beyond a simple citizen profile. Let’s see it in action for facebook.com.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nToolzu.com - A platform for Facebook video downloading.\nGab # Gab OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGab OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tool for creating Bookmarklet.\nGab OSINT Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB ^1^\nGeneral Social Media Tools # Sherlock - Finds all usernames across 300 different social media platforms.\nSocialBlade - Real Time follower/subscriber counter for Youtube, Twitch, Instagram and Twitter.\nStories Down - Guide for several different platforms.\nGettr # Gettr OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGettr OSINT Investigations Tips \u0026amp; Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB.\nInstagram # Gramho - Identifying Followers of a Private Instagram Profile.\nInstahunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Instagram posts.\nInstagram OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Instagram.\nPicuki - View, edit and share your publicly available Instagram content.\nLinkedIn # Epieos LinkedIn Tool - Retrieve information linked to an email address.\nHow to conduct OSINT on Linkedin - List of tactics and strategies.\nLinkedIn OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the LinkedIn attack surface.\nLinkedIn OSINT Bookmarket Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part I - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part II - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nNew LinkedIn Search Features - Guide on search functions in LinkedIn.\nPinterest # Aware Online - List of tactics and strategies.\nPinterest OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Pinterest attack surface.\nReddit # Rdddeck - Creates Reddit decks.\nReddit OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Reddit attack surface.\nReddit OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nReddit OSINT Techniques - List of Osint tools and tactics for Reddit.\nUnddit - App that lets you display removed (by mods) and deleted (by users) comments/posts for Reddit.\nSkype # Skype OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Skype attack surface.\nSkypli - Skype search engine.\nSnapchat # Snapchat OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Snapchat attack surface.\nSnap Map - Watch Snaps submitted by Snapchatters around the world.\nTelegram # Awesome Telegram OSINT - Massive list of Telegram Tools.\nTelegram Analytics - Telegram channels and groups catalog in addition chat monitoring.\nTelegram Database - Telegram Search Engine.\nTikTok # TikTok OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the TikTok attack surface.\nTikTok OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate TikTok investigations.\nVidnice - TikTok search engine.\nTumblr # Tumblr OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Tumbler attack surface.\nTumblr OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate Tumblr investigations.\nTumblr OSINT Techniques - Breakdown of many tactics and techniques for OSINT on Tumblr.\nTwitter/X.com # Birdhunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Twitter posts.\nBot Sentinel - Helps you find and block trolls and fake Twitter accounts.\nFoller.me - Free people search engine finds social media profiles, public records, and more!\nNitter - Access Twitter through a privacy front end without an account.\nTinfoleak - Search for Twitter users leaks.\nTweet Beaver - If you’re doing research that involves a Twitter user, TweetBeaver is a great resource. Use it for things like downloading a user’s friends list, downloading a user’s followers list, checking to see if two accounts follow one another, and much more.\nTweetdeck - TweetDeck offers a more convenient Twitter experience by letting you view multiple timelines in one easy interface. It includes a host of advanced features to help get the most of Twitter: Manage multiple Twitter accounts, schedule Tweets for posting in the future, build Tweet collections, and more.\nTwitter OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Twitter attack surface.\nSpoonbill - Spoonbill lets you see profile changes from the people you follow on Twitter or other social networks.\nTrendsmap - Tracks hashtag trends by location.\nTweeterID - Pull your Twitter user ID.\nGetvidfy.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nSavetweetvid.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nURLs # HackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nMOZ Link Explorer - The world\u0026rsquo;s best backlink checker with over 40 trillion links.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nShorteners.grayhatwarfare.com - Search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nURLScan - A sandbox for the web.\nVehicles # Autocheck - Search by Vin or License Plate. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nFaxvin - Search by Vin. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nLicensesearch.org - Can be used to search License plates and Drivers licenses for a fee.\nSkipTracer - Python-based search engine program, that searches lots of different categories, Name, email, phone etc. In particular you can search License Plate info which is the most unique feature of this app.\nVehicle-OSINT-Collection - A comprehensive list of websites, add-ons, repositories, and other tools useful for finding information on a target vehicle ^2^\nVulnerabilities # Aqua Vulnerability Database - Vulnerabilities and weaknesses in open source applications and cloud native infrastructure.\nCapec.Mitre.org - A site that tracks common attack patterns.\nCloudvulndb.org - The Open Cloud Vulnerability \u0026amp; Security Issue Database.\nCVEDetails - The ultimate security vulnerability datasource.\nCVE.org - Another site that tracks identifies defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nGitHub Advisory Database - Security vulnerability database inclusive of CVEs and GitHub originated security advisories.\nLibraries.io - Open source package tracker.\nMITRE CVE - Another site that identifies, defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nMitre.org - A site that tracks common weaknesses across all software.\nNIST NVD - The National Vulnerability Database, that lists known threats and vulnerabilities.\nOssindex.sonatype.org - A free catalogue of open source components and scanning tools to help developers identify vulnerabilities, understand risk, and keep their software safe.\nOpencve.io - Easiest way to track CVE updates and be alerted about new vulnerabilities.\nOsv.dev - Open Source Vulnerability tracker.\nRapid7 - DB - Vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSecurity.snyk.io - Open Source Vulnerability Database.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVulDB - Number one vulnerability database.\nVulmon - Vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nVulners.com - Your Search Engine for Security Intelligence.\nVulnIQ - Vulnerability intelligence and management solution.\nWifi Discovery and Scanning # Acrylic WiFi - WiFi analysis, site survey \u0026amp; troubleshooting.\nAvast Wi-Fi Finder - Avast Wi-Fi Finder is an app to help you find free WiFi networks around you. Just check the map and take a look at the different points that show up. Tapping one of them gives you more information: the name of the network, whether it requires a password, etc.\nFree WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nNetwork Tools - Phone App for tracking all sorts of network metrics.\nOpen WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nWiFinder -\n"},{"id":15,"href":"/political-tools/","title":"Political","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;He knows nothing and thinks he knows everything. That points clearly to a political career.\u0026rdquo; -George Bernard Shaw\nHere at Liberty Tools we believe in looking at alternatives to electoral politics. We believe that in terms of advancing freedom electoral politics has mostly been a lost battle, or very often is actually counter productive. However we do have great respect for anyone who is trying to advance freedom as part of the political process, and continuing in the footsteps of the great politicians such as Ron Paul.\n🏛️ Find Representatives \u0026amp; Voting Info # Govtrack – Look up your Congressional representatives and their voting records. Vote.org – Polling Place Locator – Find out where to vote. Ballotpedia – Discover open races, ballot measures, candidate info, and more. IV3 – Verify your voter roll info, report inaccuracies, and track updates. 💵 Money in Politics # Opensecrets – Follow campaign finance and lobbying data. ALLRegreen – Track campaign contributions by industry and individual donors. Follow The Crypto – See cryptocurrency donations to politicians. Check My Donation – Check if your name has been used fraudulently in political donations. 📊 Government Transparency \u0026amp; Spending # Open the Books – Audit government spending at federal, state, and local levels. Data Republican – Explore federal grant allocations, charity, and NGO funding. DogeAI - A new AI project trying to expose political corruption. 🏢 Political Appointees \u0026amp; Local Involvement # OurPublicService.org – Appointee Tracker – Track political appointees in federal positions. Run Locally – Libertarian Party initiative to support local candidates. "},{"id":16,"href":"/privacy/","title":"Privacy","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The Cypherpunks are actively engaged in making the networks safer for privacy. Let us proceed together apace. Onward\u0026rdquo; - Eric Hughes\nPrivacy is a fundamental tenet of a free society. Corporations and governments are gathering data at record rates and will happily sell it to the highest bidder. In the era of social media, doxxing, twitter mobs and rising crime, take back your privacy to protect yourself and your family.\nAll in one Privacy Solutions # Cloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Cloaked is not Open Source. Though they do plan to open source their project in the future. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nMySudo - All in one privacy solution. MySudo offers services for phones, profiles, emails, virtual credit cards and more. MySudo doesnt always work well on non Android OSes like Calyx and you often need a google supported phone for activation, but once you activate it, it should work fine on Graphene.\nBrowsers # Brave - From the original creators of Firefox, Brave aims to use maximum privacy as a default. With ad blocking, phishing blocking, fingerprint and cookie blocking all enabled by default. Brave does offer ad payments in its own crypto token BAT, which has drawn some criticism from privacy advocates - In Depth Review\nDecentr - Brand new blockchain-based browser. Pays out in their own token for browsing search, much like Brave.\nFirefox - Firefox has a long-established history of competing with the most well-known browsers as the longest-serving open-source alternative. However, due to recent changes by Firefox in order to gain more revenue, we NO longer recommend them. Check out more here.\nLibreWolf - LibreWolf is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks.\nMullvad Browser - The Mullvad Browser is a privacy-focused web browser developed in a collaboration between Mullvad VPN and the Tor Project. It’s designed to minimize tracking and fingerprinting. You could say it’s a Tor Browser to use without the Tor Network. Instead, you can use it with a trustworthy VPN. The idea is to provide one more alternative – beside the Tor Network – to browse the internet with more privacy. To get as many people as possible to fight the big data gathering of today. To free the internet from mass surveillance.\nPrivacy Tests - In-depth comparison of browser privacy.\nTor Browser - Tor Browser is your choice if you need an extra layer of anonymity. It\u0026rsquo;s a modified version of Firefox, which comes with pre-installed privacy add-ons, encryption, and an advanced proxy. It\u0026rsquo;s not recommended to install additional browser addons. Plugins or addons may bypass Tor or compromise your privacy. While TOR is the best in privacy, it is also notoriously slow.\nWaterfox - Waterfox is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks. Not quite as private as something like LibreWolf, but makes up for it in speed and functionality.\nBrowser Exposure Checks # Cover Your Tracks and EFF Tool - A project from the EFF. Cover Your Tracks is two things: a tool for users to understand how unique and identifiable their browser makes them online, and a research project to uncover the tools and techniques of online trackers and test the efficacy of privacy add-ons. In Depth Breakdown and Review\nIpleak - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDNSLeaktest - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDeviceInfo - Checks computer hardware and software specs\nAm I Unique -Checks your IP and browser public info.\nBlacklight- Check third party trackers\nBrowserspy - When you surf around the internet your browser leaves behind a trail of digital footprints. Websites can use these footprints to check your system. BrowserSpy.dk is a service where you can check just what information it\u0026rsquo;s possible to gather from your system, just by visiting a website.\nPrivacy.net - What information can a website find out about you when you visit it? A lot more than you probably realize. This tool lists information that any website, advertisement, and widget can collect from your web browser. Such information could be used to identify you and/or track your behavior using tactics like IP lookups and browser fingerprinting. While none of this may be considered personally identifiable information (PII), the profile drawn from all these pieces of information can be so distinct that it can only plausibly match a single person.\nPersonaldata.info - Check what data your browser is leaking, and other tools.\nBrowser Extensions # AdNauseam - Extension that randomly opens ads to obfuscate tracking.\nBypass Paywalls - App that lets you get past paywalls to view otherwise paid content.\nCanvas Fingerprint Defender - Creates fake Canvas IDs to prevent fingerprinting.\nClear Browsing Data - Clear browsing data like cookies, history, and cache directly from the browser toolbar.\nDissenter - Browser extension that allows you to comment on any web page free of censorship.\nGoogle Teller - App that beeps every time a connection with Google is made.\nHTTPS Everywhere - Encrypts your communications with many major websites, making your browsing more secure.\nLibRedirect - Redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends like Newpipe, Nitter, Wikiless, etc.\nLocalCDN - Emulates Content Delivery Networks to improve your online privacy by intercepting traffic and injecting supported resources locally.\nMailvelope - Privacy-focused email web extension to securely encrypt your emails with PGP using webmail providers.\nMozilla Containers - Allows you to separate your browsing experience into different color-coded tabs to help protect your privacy.\nNoScript - Allows JavaScript and other potentially harmful content to be executed only by trusted websites of your choice.\nPrivacy Badger - Stops advertisers and trackers from secretly tracking where you go and what pages you look at on the web.\nPrivacy Possum - Monkey wrenches common commercial tracking methods by reducing and falsifying the data gathered by tracking companies.\nRedirector - Web browser extension (Firefox, Vivaldi, Chrome, Opera, Edge) to redirect URLs based on regex or wildcard patterns.\nSnowFlake - Helps people in censored countries access the Internet without restrictions by acting as a proxy.\nTerms of Service; Didn\u0026rsquo;t Read - Provides short and quick summaries about the terms and privacy policies of websites you browse.\nTrackMeNot - Protects privacy in web-search by issuing randomized queries to common search engines.\nuBlock Origin - Free, open-source ad content blocker that increases security and privacy in your browser.\nWatch on Odysee - Redirects you from YouTube to Odysee, a decentralized YouTube alternative.\nCar Privacy # 49dollarmontanaregisteredagent - Montana based company that creates LLC’s and will register your car to that LLC in Montana thus keeping your name unattached to the car. Montana has the added benefit of a one time registration for cars over 11 years old and no emissions or safety checks\nDeflock - Deflock is a site that tracks \u0026ldquo;Flock\u0026rdquo; ALPR camera readers. Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) are cameras that capture images of all passing license plates, storing details like the car\u0026rsquo;s location, date, and time. These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles—regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. While these systems can be useful for tracking stolen cars or wanted individuals, they are mostly used to track the movements of innocent people.\nFreedomev - Open source software for Tesla cars. Still in development.\nGhostPlate - Physical device that lets you temporarily obscure your license plate.\nHave I Been Flocked - A website that lets you see whether or not someone has manually searched your license plate in the Flock System.\nNotmyPlate - App that lets you request to legally opt out of License plate collection data via the GDPR. Not likely to be super helpful in non EU countries.\nOpen Auto - An open source alternative to Android Auto, and app that helps you utilize your phone wild driving.\nOpen XC - OpenXC is a combination of open source hardware and software that lets you extend your vehicle with custom applications and pluggable modules. It uses standard, well-known tools to open up a wealth of data from the vehicle to developers, even beyond OBD-II.\nPlate Privacy - A project by the Institute for Justice to track car camera software and fight back.\nPrivacyforCars - Delete your data from rental cars after you are no longer using them. Website also provides a lot of other privacy education on vehicles.\nVehiclePrivacyreport - Check for status of vehicles internet connection to the manufacturers\nComputers # Computer Manufacturers # Framework - Linux focused laptops that are endlessly customizable. With Framework you can swap out any laptop part at anytime. It could be the last computer you ever buy.\nPurism - Open Source company. Makes Open Source Laptops, Phones and Servers. Partners with other liberty focused companies like Start 9. Accepts Bitcoin as a method of payment. Also offers a private phone data plan. Shipping is known to be very slow in some cases. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nStarLabs - A computer company that sells a wide range of linux computers that come preconfigured with multiple different distros. Also includes a linux based tablet. Accepts Bitcoin\nSystem76 - Well known American Linux Company. Developed and pioneered Pop-OS operating system, A user friendly Ubuntu/Debian Fork.\nTuxedoComputers - High quality Linux focused computers. German company, only communicates in German.\nComputer Operating Systems # CNIX - A simple Linux distro that puts privacy first, but it\u0026rsquo;s much less intense than TAILS or QUBES.\nDistro Watch - Distro Watch tracks and rates all Linux Operating systems.\nLinuxMint - Linux distro for beginners.\nPop!_OS - Ubuntu Fork built by a dedicated Linux Hardware Company System76. Pop!_OS is one of the easiest and cleanest Linux distros around.\nQubesOS - a privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. Qubes requires a bit more hardware as it runs several virtual machines to segregate your applications to better ensure your privacy.\nReactOS - An Open Source OS designed to mimic the Windows file system.\nTAILS - A privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. With TAILS all traffic is routed through TOR and all of your data is deleted as soon as the computer is turned off.\nUbuntu - The long term gold standard for beginner Linux users.\nData Removal # AccountKiller- Website that helps you find and delete a wide range of old accounts across multiple platforms through specific account/platform targeting.\nCreditFreeze- Freeze your Credit in the event of a data breach\nCyberOneIntel - CyberOneIIntel claims to find what other services can\u0026rsquo;t - including social media accounts, employment history, dating profiles, gaming profiles, dark web credential breaches, indexed search engine occurrences, and much more.\nData Broker Opt Out List - massive list of data sites to opt out of manually.\nData Brokers List - Links to purge your data manually from data brokers\nData Opt Out - Links to requests to manually delete data from multiple websites and platforms.\nDeleteMe - Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. In Depth Discussion\nEasyOptOuts - Cheap service to remove your accounts from Data Brokers\nHacked - Paid service that helps you recover from hacks and exposed personal data. Service can help with deleting videos or images from website or social media platforms. Service can also help you recover hacked accounts if you have lost access.\nJustDeleteMe - A directory of direct links to delete your account from web services. If you would like to delete a wide range of your accounts manually, JustDeleteMe can link you directly to the section of page where you can easily delete your account.\nMyDataRemoval - Another competitor for purging personal information, Name, Home address etc. Review\nOneRep - Alternative to DeleteMe. Offers a free trial and more deletion services but does have some negative reviews. One Rep is known for automating this process and not using employee manual checks. In Depth Review\nOptery - Removes Your Home Address, Phone and Other Private Info from Google, and 220+ Sites Review\nRedact - App that will delete your social media presence including specific comments and posts on multiple platforms. Includes FB, Reddit, Discord, Twitter etc…\nRemove Data from web Archive - Guide to remove your data from archive sites\nSayMine- Automated service that pulls your emails to find accounts created and sends them emails for data removal request. Be careful though, as this can sometimes cause you to send information to companies that you may have received emails from, but do not actually have an account with and thus actually giving them more information than they had in the first place. Saymine also offers corporate privacy services.\nDead Mans Switch # BqETH - BeQth is a trustless dead mans switch based on the Polygon network, an Ethereum Layer 2. BeQth lets you create a smart contract on the polygon blockchain that will send out our secret data via email to whoever you wish after an allotted amount of time. Transactions are all encrypted and totally on chain. Users can essentially mine the algorithm to unlock secret keys by the allotted time, essentially allowing for users to mine secrets. Does not require KYC. CipherWill - A non crypto based E2E dead mans switch service. Your secrets are encrypted with 256 AES encryption and zero knowledge proofs for the best possible security. Requires basic KYC. Gone Mans Switch - Gone Man\u0026rsquo;s Switch is a simple web application that allows you to create messages that will be delivered when you are absent (gone) for a certain period. Fully Self-hosted and open source. You can schedule long term messages to yourself via Telegram, Email or SMS. Sarcophagus - Similar to BeQTH Sarcophagus is also built on the polygon blockchain. Sarcophagus is decentralized, open-source and DAO owned + operated. They believe bringing dead man\u0026rsquo;s switch functionality to the web3 ecosystem can empower and provide security infrastructure for an entire generation of applications, regardless of their size Email # Email Providers # Email cannot offer the same fundamental privacy of other communication protocols. Use better tools when it matters. Nevertheless, it remains an essential tool in every day life, and the following providers offer excellent privacy.\n10 Minute Mail - Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.- Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.\n33Mail - Unlimited private email aliases.\nBeeble - Encrypted email and data storage. Uses hybrid AED and PGP encryption methods. Uses decentralized server infrastructure.\nFastMail - No free version. In Depth Review.\nLavabit - The company responsible for setting the Seppuku Pledge precedent. Originally used by Edward Snowden, Lavabit refused to give up information on him to the US Government. Lavabit shut down before handing over information and re-opened years later.\nMailbox - Private email with cloud services. In Depth Review.\nMailcow - Self-hosting email isn\u0026rsquo;t recommended, but Mailcow is an application that can help simplify the process. Article on the difficulties with Email.\nMailfence - Encrypted email service based in Belgium.\nMigadu - Email hosting service that doesn\u0026rsquo;t track and lets you add in unlimited domains and accounts for cheap.\nPax Mail - A lesser-known privacy-focused email provider, Pax offers paid-only accounts to provide full email services that do not compromise their values. Specifically created for Freedom lovers. Their values are listed clearly here.\nProtonMail - All data is stored in an encrypted state, and decrypted by the client. Emails between Proton users are end-to-end encrypted. The client-side code is open source. Proton servers are located in Switzerland. Basic accounts are free. Additional storage and features are available through paid plans, which can be paid for in Bitcoin. In-depth review from Restore Privacy.\nTutanota - Similar to Proton, all data is stored in an encrypted state, and emails between users are end-to-end encrypted. Tutanota servers are located in Germany, which is part of the 14 Eyes. Free and paid options available.\nEmail Clients # FairEmail - Fully featured, open source, privacy friendly email app for Android. Uses OpenKeychain to decrypt messages and optionally encrypt messages. Review\nK-9 - Mobile open source email client. Review\nMailSpring - Opensource. Great free email client, works with a variety of email providers. Does not work with Protonmail.\nThunderbird - Thunderbird is a free and open-source cross-platform email client developed by the Mozilla Foundation, the people who are behind the Firefox web browser. Been around for awhile, can be a bit buggy at times.\nEmail Aliases # Abine/Blur - Provides email and Debit card aliases. Albine provides several other options as well. Paid Service offered along with other services. Review\nAnonAddy - Very Similar product to Simple Login. In Depth Review Comparison Review of SL and AA\nFirefox Relay - Free email alias service. Also offers paid phone relay service. Review\nSimple Login - Free cloud services, cheap premium accounts anonymously with Monero. Also offers Self Hosting options.\nFile Encryption # Cryptomator - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nCoze - Coze is an open source cryptographic JSON messaging specification which uses digital signatures to prove identity and ownership over digital files and messages.\nOpenPGP - Lists of several differnt applications that all use the OpenPGP standard.\nPGPTool - Based off the original PGP Alogrithim, PGP tool is a A simple and secure online client-side PGP Key Generator, Encryption and Decryption tool. Generate your PGP Key pairs, encrypt or decrypt messages easily with a few clicks.\nPicoCrypt - Lightweight open source encryption client that’s easy to use, completely free and focuses on only encrypting files and nothing else. Most Encryption apps tend to use AES-256 while Pico uses the new and improved XChaCha20 for encryption. It also uses Argon 2 for key derivation as opposed to SHA for further protection\nVeracrypt - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nFirewalls # Little Snitch - Inbound and Outbound firewall blocking for desktop. MAC OS only.\nOPNsense is a free and open source network FreeBSD-based firewall\nPFSense - Well supported free Open Source network Firewall Software\nPihole - Network wide Ad-Blocker and DNS sinkhole. Can also be used as a DHCP server\nPort Master - Application Firewalls. This program works as a VPN replacement. May break your VPN connection while installed. Works in Linux and Windows.\nSimplewall - Simple Open Source Windows only Firewall\nSnort - Open Source Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)\nInternet Service Providers # FemtoStar - Open Source Satellite internet.\nNomadinternet - Internet for off grid living.\nUkama - A project empowering everyone to build a decentralized cell phone network powered by you to connect the world.\nKillswitches # Buskill - USB ‘dead man’s switch’ locks down (or kills) snatched laptops\nUSBGuard - The USBGuard software framework helps to protect your computer against rogue USB devices (a.k.a. BadUSB) by implementing basic whitelisting and blacklisting capabilities based on device attributes.\nUSBKill - USBKill Python Script allows your computer to lock out if any unapproved USB devices are inserted into your computer. Directly inspired by the arrest of Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht\nMessengers # Bitchat- Launched by Jack Dorsey in 2025, like Briar it uses bluetooth. Other features include: Works Offline on local Bluetooth LE mesh networks, with automatic peer discovery and multi-hop relaying Provides end to end encryption via X25519 key exchange and AES-256-GCM for both private and channel messages. Supports store \u0026amp; forward, caching messages for offline peers until they reconnect Requires no accounts, email addresses, or phone numbers messages live only on users’ devices.\nBriar - Briar doesn’t rely on a central server - messages are synchronized directly between the users’ devices. If the internet’s down, Briar can sync via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, keeping the information flowing in a crisis. If the internet’s up, Briar can sync via the Tor network for additional privacy.\nComparison and Ranks - Detailed comparison of all major messaging apps features and privacy.\nKeet - Peer-to-Peer Chat with high quality Video \u0026amp; Text. Private \u0026amp; Encrypted. Has BTC payment methods built in.\nMatrix - Also commonly known as Element for the most popular Matrix front end. Matrix is a chat Protocol with several different applications that cab be used to participate in the network. Element has full End-to-End encryption, completely open source, fully self hostable and comes with most of the same functionality of Discord or Slack. Also has the ability to Bridge with other chat apps, meaning you can connect Matrix directly to Telegram, or Slack or most other chat apps and mangage those communications via whichever matrix client you choose. Probably the best option for self hosting small companies. Matrix Instance Testing\nMolly- Hardened Signal Fork that is fully open source.\nSignal - An easy-to-use end-to-end encrypted messenger. Long considered the gold standard. Built in auto-delete of messages. standard of chat privacy. Not fully open source. Signal used to require a phone number, but you can now use a username if you prefer. One of the easiest apps to convert normies.\nSilence - A signal fork that picked up SMS direct encryption after Signal decided to no longer pursue it. While you should stay away from SMS whenever possible, it is sometimes still necessary to communicate with certain people this way. And with Silence you can protect yourself. Signal on SMS\nSimpleX - The first messenger without user IDs. SimpleX uses the smart client dumb server model. Meaning you can setup a simple relay to forward your fully encrypted messages to recievers. SimpleX is still early. It has a simple desktop but this isnt fully features currently. In Depth Podcast with the creator.\nSession - Session is an end-to-end encrypted messenger that minimises sensitive metadata, designed and built for people who want absolute privacy and freedom from any form of surveillance. No phone numbers and completely open source.\nTelegram - Easy to use encrypted messaging app. Telegram is NOT End-to-End encrypted by default but does have the option to create E2E secret chats. While its not E2E encrypted it does still encrypt your traffic to the Telegram Servers which is an improvement over SMS. Telegram is simple and is heavily used all across the world, and is a good introduction to a more privacy preserving chat app. However Telegram does have access to user data in its internal servers and has been known to hand that information over at times. Telegram is one of the most used encrypted apps around and as a result can be a haven for scammers.\nThreema - an end-to-end encrypted messenger, similar to Signal. Not a free app. Good overall app, but relatively low userbase due to the non free nature of it.\nWhitenoise - An encrypted messaging app that uses the NOSTR Protocol for private and public key pairs.\nWire - E2E by default. Lots of functionality. Fully open source. Self hosting options available. Built in auto-delete of messages. Can be a bit buggy at times, smaller userbase.\nMetadata Removal # Desktop Metadata removal - Windows and Mac can remove this natively. Linux needs a few steps.\nImagepipe - Android only metadata remover\nMesh Networks # PKT.Cash - PKT uses PacketCrypt, the world’s first bandwidth-hard proof of work. When you connect your home or office internet to the PKT Network, you earn PKT Cash (PKT).PKT mining does not require permission from a centralized company. Miners power the network in a decentralized way, which scales to provide low cost, high speed internet access worldwide.\nOpenmesh - Your Gateway to Building Personalized Data Ecosystems in minutes, instead of weeks. A decentralized node operator that allows for running of various services.\nThreefold - To build an open-source peer-to-peer Internet infrastructure that removes all forms of centralization from the global IT systems. Anything we do needs to improve the planet’s situation and benefit the people around us. Internet access is a human right and it can change everything for the lives of people as an infinite source of tools and information. Our technology was designed to scale ThreeFold anywhere electricity and bandwidth are present.\nMobile # Aliasing # Abine - Offers Phone masking/aliasing for a fee.\nFireFox Relay - Phone Alias service that comes along with an email alias service. Email aliasing is free, phone alias service requires a small monthly fee.)\nSee our All in one Privacy Section for More\nAlternative App Stores # Accrescent - Accrescent is a private and secure Android app store built with modern features in mind. It aims to provide a developer-friendly platform and pleasant user experience while enforcing modern security and privacy practices and offering robust validity guarantees for installed apps.\nAPK-Pure - A site to download and install APK\u0026rsquo;s (install files for phone OSes) this is an easy way to completely bypass app stores. The downside is that your software needs to be updated manually through APK-Pure and is not managed automatically by an app store.\nAptoide - A competitor to the google app store. With over 1 millon apps. While its not specifically privacy focused its a nice alternative when you cant use the regular good app store, or if you cant find what you need in F-Droid.\nAurora Store - A privacy front end for the Google App store. You can find anything you need from google through Aurora. However as this is a front end, it connects to the google app store so that you dont have too. This does require an account. Aurora provides anonymous accounts for you to use, however Google will rate limit these accounts to make them difficult to use sometimes. You can just create your own Gmail account to bypass this if necessary.\nF-Droid - F-Droid is the premier app store for open source apps. For anyone truly intrested in privacy should first check for apps in F-droid before going to mainstream appstores as Fdroid only carries Open Source apps. Completely free, open source and does not require an account.\nObtainium - Obtainium allows you to install and update apps directly from their releases pages, and receive notifications when new releases are made available.\nBurner Phone Numbers # 5sim - Over 500,000 Numbers Originating from Around 180 Countries Online. Low fees. Does not take cryptocurrency.\nBurnerApp - Burner Phone numbers. Usually work for services like Amazon and Twitter\nCrypton - Affordability meets security: For the cost of a movie ticket per month, get a physical SIM phone number. All your messages are encrypted with your personal key, protecting them from prying eyes.\nFreePhoneNum - One time Use burner numbers. Many services wont accept these.\nPhone Blur - offers the use of non-VoIP US phone numbers for account verification, multi-factor authentication, and other needs. Formerly Text Secure.\nSMSPool - Privacy focused non voip SMS burner numbers with area codes from all over the world. Company accepts cryptocurrency including Monero. Cheap options that are known to work with difficult providers like Discord or Twitter.\nSMS4SATS - Bitcoin focused SMS numbers that utilize Bitcoins Layer 2, Lightning network.\nTelnum - Burner Numbers and permanent numbers via Monero\nTossable Digits - Alternative to Google voice for phone porting. Also provides multiple phone numbers.\nMobile Operating Systems # CalyxOS - A privacy focused de-Googled Android Alternative that’s more privacy focused than Lineage but more user friendly than Graphene. Only available on Google Pixel models.\nE.foundation - Degoogled Phone OS that works with most major phone models\nGraphene OS - The king of Privacy phones. Completely de-googled heavily privacy focused phone App Store. Only available on Google Pixel models. Install Guide and Another install guide\nHavoc-OS - Similar to Lineage with large compatibility of devices. Works on over 150 devices. Still available but not a lot of updates.\nLineage – An open source Android alternative that’s compatible with most major Smart Phone and other Android Devices. Does not have a locked bootloader, which is a slight security concern.\nPlexus - App that lists compatibility of over 1000 phone apps for Open source phone roms.\nUbuntu Touch - Open Source Phone and Tablet Rom.\nMobile Phones # Above Phone - The Above Phone offers Graphene OS phones for sale along with their own services like \u0026ldquo;Above VPN\u0026rdquo; along with additional support to help you get fully migrated over to their ecosystem.\nDe-googled - Sells De-googled phones, Lineage Calyx and Graphene - Takes crypto\nEfani - Company that offers Sim Swap protection and prevention. \u0026ldquo;Efani works like any other carrier, except Efani adds exceptional security to your plan via an impressive security tech stack.\u0026rdquo;\nFairphone - Sustainable phone that lets your replace all parts in the phone. Will support CalyxOS soon. currently only available in the UK. Also offers sustainable headphones and other items.\nFreedomphone - NOT RECOMMENDED. Privacy focused phone marketing towards conservatives. OS Is closed source, with little in the way of details on how anything actually works. Backed by conservative commentator Candace Owens.\nFrequency Check - App that lets you check what plans and locations your phone is compatible with.\nIsland - Sandboxing app for Stock Android\nMamushi- Specializes in Calyx OS , Accepts Monero.\nMark37 - A full service Christian privacy company that specializes in their \u0026ldquo;Ghost Phone\u0026rdquo; a Graphene OS phone with custom config. Offers several other privacy services and devices.\nNitrokey - Phones with Mics and Cameras removed\nPine64 - Completely Open Source Phone. May have some compatibility issues.\nPrivate Phone Shop - Fully configured privacy focused phones you purchase. Primarily offers Lineage and Graphene OS. Also offers other privacy services.\nProject Guardian - A physical phone silencing device. A new machine that silences all noise going into your phone from your micophone. All you have to do is set your phone on top of the device and it blocks all incoming sound. Also provides wireless charging. Can be used with two phones at a time.\nPurism - NOT RECOMENDED. Completely Open Source Phone from the ground up, however this comes with many difficulties including supply chain issues. Purism has been known to have very late deliveries in some cases as long as years with no refunds. Order with caution.\nRoninMobile - RoninDojo a bitcoin privacy company, now makes pixel based phones with options for both Calyx and Graphene.\nUnplugged Phone - Unplugged phone is a closed source privacy phone touted by many conservative influencers. It offers its own ecosystem of privacy apps. However many of these apps arent likely to be very useful since you need their phone in order to use them. Given this and the closed source nature of the software we cannot recomend this phone at this time. You are better off with known Open-source alternatives.\nVolla Phone - A minimalist design and new operating concept with the springboard, quick menu and collections. Comes with either Volla OS or Ubuntu Touch installed.\nMobile Service Providers # AweSIM - Privacy focused phone service. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nFreedomPop - Cheap and in some cases free VOIP plans.\nInvisv - Privacy focused phone service. INVISV Relay brings Multi-Party Relay (MPR) privacy to Android, offering a service that decouples trust: where INVISV\u0026rsquo;s job is to ensure that nobody but you has all your critical information. In effect, your requests for data from the Internet, whether with a web browser or with any other app, are unlinked from your identity, and neither INVISV nor our infrastructure partners nor your broadband Internet provider nor a mobile operator can link your identity and your Internet usage and location together.\nSIMXL - e-SIMs Accessible for Everyone, that accepts Monero.\nSilent Link - A real phone number provider not a VOIP number, that can be acquired anonymously. Only allows for incoming calls, but also provides a cheap data plan. Does not always provide the best service. A backup data plan is not a bad idea with this service while using Silent link primarily for privacy.\nVOIP Providers # Hushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nJMP - Private VOIP numbers. Uses the company Telnyx on the back end, but it try\u0026rsquo;s to make this process simpler for a small fee, as you can use Telnyx directly for cheaper fees and good privacy but the process is quite difficult.\nPassword Managers # Password managers are one of the few security tools that makes your life easier. With all of your passwords in one place, often including a password autofill so that you don\u0026rsquo;t have to even type your password, which also helps to keep you safe from keylogging or should surfing attacks.\nBitwarden - FOSS password manager. Free cloud password management, or you can completely self host. 2FA is easily configurable as well. Decryption happens on your client device not on the server, meaning your passwords are encrypted if the server is compromised. Bitwarden also has a password generator, and allows for multiple password encrypted password accounts making it perfect for a small enterprise solution.\nKeepass - The top local password manager. Instead of setting up a server you can run your password manager directly on your personal work machine.\nPasswordSafe - A local password Manager that utilizes Blowfish. Created by security expert and old school cypherpunk Bruce Schneier. Works on windows and Linux.\nVPNMentor Secure Password Generator - Online Password generator for when you aren\u0026rsquo;t working with a standard password manager. Provides other high quality VPN and password related tools as well, like a password strength checker.\nPrivacy Resources and Education # Podcasts # Citadel Dispatch - Hosted by Matt Odell a Freedom and Bitcoin Advocate.\nClosed Network - Privacy and security podcast focused on the everyday person and using simple tools and techniques to become a smaller target for online attacks.\nOptOut - Hosted by privacy and freedom advocate Seth for Privacy, covering a wide range of privacy related issues.\nPrivacy Security and Osint - Hosted by the king of privacy, Micahel Bazzell, covers a wide range of privacy, security and Osint. Currently on a hiatus.\nSurveillance Report - Joint hosted by Privacy advocates Henry from Techlore and Nate from the New Oil. Break down of weekly data leaks and privacy incursions.\nWatchMan Privacy - Hosted by Gabriel Custodiet, a principled privacy and freedom advocate.\nOther Privacy Lists # alternativeto.net\nbrainfucksec.github.io/a-good-privacy-list\ndegoogle.jmoore.dev/#replacementsalternatives\ngithub.com/mendel5/alternative-front-ends\ngithub.com/mjovanc/awesome-decentralized\ngithub.com/pluja/awesome-privacy\nlopp.net/bitcoin-information/privacy.html\nnomoregoogle.com\nPrism-Break\nproducthunt.com\nprivacyfirstproducts.softr.app\nprivacytools.io\nreddit.com/r/privacy/wiki/de-google\nsovereignstack.tools\nPurchase Proxys # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nAnonShop - This one works a bit different. You pick a product you want and send the link to AL. AL will then purchase the item and send it to a nearby locker based on your zip code. All paid with Monero. This currently only works for Amazon orders.\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPurse.io - A purchase proxy that offers up to 15% discounts with crypto and users will purchase products for you. Currently takes BTC, BCH and lightning.\nRouters # Anyone - A harward based internet router/proxy that provides privacy by default.\nFlash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router,that prioritizes network wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come per-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers than can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that thats forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls and a virtual server seperate from the Firewall OS.\nSearch # Brave Search - Private search results, using its own indexer, with full search transparency. Aims to be one of the biggest competitors to google. In Depth Review\nDuckDuckGo - Biggest privacy focused search engine, they have admitted to censoring in some cases, but overall still better than Google.\nKagi - Privacy respecting search engine does not track any info or provide any ads and no data mining or IP collecting. Requires an account and limits amount of searches per day for free accounts. Offers paid accounts as well. Not Open Source. Privacy policy\nMojeek - Search engine that claims to use its own indexer and does not rely on search results from Bing or Google\nPresearch - Decentralized search engine that pays you out per search with their own token. You can also run a node and get paid out in their token provided you meet the minimum requirements.\nSearx - Searx is probably the most hard-core of the options, but provides a very solid experience and search results across multiple sources.\nSearch Ranking and Analysis\nWhoogle - A google search proxy that can be hosted. Check out Seth for Privacys public instance of Whoogle It’s easy to self-host, if desired.Public instances\nShipping Services # AtoB - Everything you need to send and receive packages in a decentralized way. Built on NOSTR.\nAmerica’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nProxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide.\nSovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption.\nTraveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it.\nVirtual Private Networks (VPNs) # Cloak - Experimental new program. it works by masquerading proxied traffic as normal web browsing activities. In contrast to traditional tools which have very prominent traffic fingerprints and can be blocked by simple filtering rules, it\u0026rsquo;s very difficult to precisely target Cloak with little false positives. This increases the collateral damage to censorship actions as attempts to block Cloak could also damage services the censor state relies on.\nCryptoStorm - The VPN service provider for the truly paranoid. Zero logging VPN service that publishes all of its open source config for users to read. Utilizes Hashed token authentication. Accepts Monero.\nGuardster - Anonymizer service that provides an alternative to VPN.\nIVPN - No logs, regularly audited VPN service, No customer data stored, Clear privacy policy, Transparent ownership and team, Strong ethics: no trackers, no false promises, no surveillance ads. In Depth Reviews\nLN VPN - VPN service based on the lightning network. You can purchase and use wireguard based VPN services all on lightning. Also offers phone numbers per country all paid via lightning.\nLokiNet - New experimental TOR competitor.\nMullvad - Mullvad has a long reputation of preserving privacy. Mullvad does not log traffic, proven by a police raid. Allows anonymous sign ups, Accepts Monero for payment for Premium accounts. Uses a killswitch and uses Wireguard for speed and security. Provides a mobile app and desktop app. The Mobile app can be a bit finicky for some people. Does not have an app kill switch. In Depth Review\nNym - A new VPN project that works to implement new tech including mixnets, zk-nyms, post quantum tech and more. Backed by Wikileaks Chelsea Manning.\nObscura - Obscura is a new VPN project that increases your VPN security by creating a multihop process with VPN provider Mullvad, so that neither company ever has true access to your Encrypted data. Only available for Mac. Accepts Monero.\nPIA - PIA is a solid VPN provider that accepts BTC, uses Wireguard offers cheap rates. PIA is also well known for providing static Ip’s for your VPN. This can be useful for some services that block general VPN access. PIA does not keep logs for privacy concerns. Does not include a kill switch In Depth Review\nSentinel- A decentralized crypto currency backed VPN built on the Cosmos blockchain that aims to provide a decentralized VPN.\nVopono - App for managing Split tunneling in VPN’s. Split tunneling lets you send some traffic through a VPN and delegate specific traffic exempt to the VPN Encrypted tunnel or traffic. This can be useful when trying to use certain apps locally on a LAN. Some VPN Apps have this built in, but this isnt always accessible on all VPN’s or on all versions of the VPN. For Example Proton VPN has this function built in on the Windows version and the Mobile version but not on the linux desktop version.\nVPN Rankings and breakdowns by privacy advocate Techlore more VPN Rankings and More Rankings\nVPNMentor - Offers a wide range of VPN related education, in addition to VPN related tools and more VPN Rankings.\n"},{"id":17,"href":"/self-hosting/","title":"Self Hosting","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If something is free, you’re not the customer; you’re the product.” ― Bruce Schneier\nWhile privacy tools are fantastic, they sometimes miss the true root of the problem. In times of increasing censorship and data theft, owning your data is the best way to increase your privacy and security while dramatically reducing your ability to be censored. When done right, much of this can be done very cheaply. If you already own your hardware much of the software is free or very cheap. Instead of never ending subscriptions and increasing costs with big tech, simply remove them from your life by self hosting. Take back your digital sovereignty.\nBackup Applications # Pika Backup - Pika Backup is designed to save your personal data and does not support complete system recovery. Locally and remote encrypted backups.Open Source.\nPerkeep - Perkeep is a set of open source formats, protocols, and software for modeling, storing, searching, sharing and synchronizing data in the post-PC era. Data may be files or objects, tweets or 5TB videos, and you can access it via a phone, browser or FUSE filesystem. Open Source.\nProxmox Backup Server - Proxmox Backup Server is an enterprise backup solution, for backing up and restoring VMs, containers, and physical hosts. By supporting incremental, fully deduplicated backups, Proxmox Backup Server significantly reduces network load and saves valuable storage space. With strong encryption and methods of ensuring data integrity, you can feel safe when backing up data, even to targets which are not fully trusted.\nCamera Systems # Ezvidoo - EZVidoo is a free CCTV surveillance software for Windows, Linux, and Raspberry Pi. It supports IP Cameras by default, local USB cams, and Camera Audios.EZVidoo also supports numerous sensor types as motion, audio, object, face, and person sensors. By default, it offers a recording support on 24/7 basic, and features, alerts, notifications and mobile access. Not open source.\nIspyconnect - Free and Open source Camera software. Compatible with a wide range of camera devices.\nKerberos.io - An open, scalable and modular solution that supports your use cases at home up to large scale production video landscapes.\nCloud Document Services # Cryptpad - End-to-end encrypted and open-source collaboration suite, that can be used in the cloud or self-hosted. Google docs alternative.\nOnlyOffice - Includes Free Cloud, Paid Cloud, and Self-Hosted options.\nStandard Notes - One of the top note-taking apps. Self-hostable, includes 2FA, E2E, scheduled email backups and more. Charges for the higher level plans with more features.\nCloud Hosting # Open Source as a Service # Cryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nDisroot - Privacy-focused ecosystem. Provides multiple cloud services. Including Email, Nextcloud, Cryptpad etc…\nFederated.Computer - Great open-source replacements for Dropbox, Google Workplace, Zoom, Slack, Airtable, Mailchimp, 1Password, Netlify, Github, Calendy, your spying VPN and much more for the low price of $39 a month. As many users as you want. Only pay for more storage when/if you need it.Federated includes Human Support and full Backups. The benefits of self-hosting without the day-to-day high-stakes drudgery. Affiliate Link\nKoofr - Allows for importing of Drive, Dropbox etc. Privacy-focused cloud storage free up to 10 Gb’s. ^1,2^\nNextCloud - Self-hosted cloud software for a massive amount of options. Takes a bit of config, but nextcloud functions as a full Google Docs replacement in addition to many other options including music and video hosting. Also provides cloud hosting if you do not wish to self-host. Next Cloud is currently available in other Privacy-focused ecosystems like Start9, Umbrel, Yunohost, Dietpi and many more, with just a few clicks. Or you can self-host on your OS of choice.\nLink Tree Alternatives # AllMyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nCoinDrop - Like link tree but specifically for crypto web wallets. All your wallets and donation methods in one simple place.\nLibertyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nOperating Systems # While more well-known OSes like Windows server or Ubuntu server are great, there are other lesser-known OSes purpose-built to help people self-host, by pre-packaging applications in nice ready-made GUI. This can be especially useful for less technical users.\nHyperVisors for Virtualization # ProxMox - Proxmox is the primary open source solution for virtual machine hosting. Like VmWare or Hyper V except Proxmox is completely open source and free. It offers you the ability to run multiple virtual servers on a single physical server, easily allowing you to run several different software Operating systems for zero cost. Comes with snapshots, backups, server monitoring, native containerization and much more. Find a list of Proxmox based scripts here these scripts allow for single lines of code for setting up hundreds of apps. One of the absolute best ways to get into self hosting. XCP-NG - A solid alternative to Proxmox. the user-friendly, high-performance virtualization solution, developed collaboratively for unrestricted features and open-source accessibility with Turnkey Server Virtualization. Operating Systems # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, NEAR, Avalanche and more.\nCASA OS - Community-based open source software focused on delivering simple personal cloud experience around Docker ecosystem. Despite the name CASA OS is not an OS. It is an app similar to Umbrel or Citadel, a GUI for docker images. Comes with some unique apps, like Nginx Proxy Manager and Cloudflare Tunnels. Also provides Clearnet support with a fairly flexible set of config options. Also has a nice simple GUI for file uploads, this is especially useful with something like Jellyfin or Calibre-Web.\nCitadel - Umbrel open source Fork offering much of the same options.\nCloudron - Cloudron is unique in that it offers offsite backups to AWS, includes a built-in firewall that monitors all traffic and comes with its own built-in email server.\nCoolify - An open-source \u0026amp; self-hostable Heroku / Netlify alternative.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Storj, Zcash, Cosmos Tornado Cash and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nDietPI - A Linux distro OS. Dietpi comes with over 200 app packages and dependencies built in. While more command line skills are required than Umbrel or Embassy, Dietpi makes it very easy to install over 100 apps and dependencies. While largely built for Raspberry Pi, Dietpi also has specific images created for a wide range of hardware. Dietpi is a bit more difficult than platforms like Yunohost, but runs a bit more reliably and offers more total tools, including backups, VPN integration, clearnet, and more. Documentation is better than Yunohost, but could still be improved.\nFulmo - A lighting network focused OS configured to run on a Raspberry Pi.\nFreedomBox - Another OS that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Currently more limited than most of the other OSes in terms of apps in the internal app store.\nHome Lab OS - HomelabOS allows anyone to easily deploy, backup, restore, and maintain over 100 different applications and services. Everything from video players, to home automation, to chat services. These services can continue to function at full speed on your LAN even when your external internet is completely offline.\nMoneroOS - OS dedicated to Monero mining.\nMy Node BTC - Another OS that focuses primarily on Bitcoin Software. Includes BTCPay Server, Dojo, Whirlpool, Join Market and much more. Comes with Clearnet, Tor, and I2P.\nPinode-XMR - PiNode-XMR is a completely free and open source suite of tools to help a user run their own Monero node with ease. PiNode-XMR is designed for use with single board computers (SBC) such as the Raspberry Pi, Pine64 or Odroid hardware to allow for very cheap node setup and minimal 24/7 running costs due to low power usage.\nPiBox - Currently has a small offering of Apps but is working on adding more. Notable Apps are Nextcloud, Jellyfin and Homeassistant.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nRunTipi - Tipi is a personal homeserver orchestrator. It is running docker containers under the hood and provides a simple web interface to manage them. Every service comes with an opinionated configuration in order to remove the need for manual configuration and network setup. RunTipi comes with Clearnet configuration, but this can be a bit buggy in some cases. This is still very much in development.\nStart9 - Start OS makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy, not completely open source. Currently routes all services over TOR or lets you host over LAN. This increases privacy but can make things more difficult to interact with Non TOR/Start9 users. Heavily supports bitcoin software and includes a NOSTR node and several other tools. While there is currently no clearnet support, StartOS is overall very stable. Start9 also offers some of the better documentation and error handling. Save 5% on any S9 Server with code \u0026ldquo;LOTR\u0026rdquo;\nUBOS - A newer project. Less impressive interface and less apps than some of the other projects.\nUmbrel - Interface that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Beautiful interface but still needs a few bugs worked out. Apps are difficult to config after being setup. Offers lots of Bitcoin Node Software. Umbrel and StartOS are very similar options as they both focus heavily on BTC and Lightning nodes and currently offer only LAN and TOR hosting. Umbrel offers more apps but Start OS offers a much more reliable platform. Umbrel is not an OS but rather an GUI application manager for Docker.\nYunoHost - Free and Open Source with over 100 apps. Yuno host comes with Clearnet support with your own custom domains and offers you free pre-selected domains you can use. Yunohost has a nice troubleshooting tool that helps you find issues with port/firewall troubleshooting. Yunohost has a lot of features but can be a bit buggy at times.\nMedia Center OSes # If you are currently running a Roku, Amazon Firestick, or pretty much any other store-bought hardware device for media streaming, it\u0026rsquo;s very likely that it sends out massive amounts of data back to different companies. This is terrible for privacy, self-sovereignty, security, and internet bandwidth. While it\u0026rsquo;s difficult to purchase hardware that does not do this, you can set up your own version with some of the following user-friendly Operating systems.\nLibreElec - LibreELEC is a lightweight ‘Just enough OS’ Linux distribution purpose-built for Kodi on current and popular mediacentre hardware.\nOSMC - OSMC (Open Source Media Center) is a free and open source media player based on Linux. Founded in 2014, OSMC lets you play back media from your local network, attached storage, and the Internet. OSMC is the leading media center in terms of feature set and community and is based on the Kodi project.\nXbian - XBian is a small, fast, and lightweight media center distribution for the Raspberry Pi, CuBox-i, Hummingboard, and many more devices to come. It is based on a minimal Debian and therefore offers much of the same freedom as Debian offers. Our slogan is “XBian, the bleeding edge” as our main focus is delivering the fastest Kodi solution for various small form factor computers.\nPhoto Storage # Ente - Encrypted cloud photo storage.\nImmich - Self-hosted backup solution for photos and videos on mobile devices.\nPhotoprism - PhotoPrism is an AI-Powered Photos App for the Decentralized Web. It makes use of the latest technologies to tag and find pictures automatically without getting in your way. You can run it at home, on a private server, or in the cloud.\nRemote Control Software # AeroAdmin - Easy and free Remote access service for many OS’s. Not Open source.\nMesh Commander - Free Open Source Teamviewer Alternative.\nNetBird - NetBird combines a WireGuard®-based overlay network with Zero Trust Network Access, providing a unified open source platform for reliable and secure connectivity. Requires authentication account with a big tech identity provider. Offers free self hosting options.\nPangolin - Pangolin is an open-source and identity-aware tunneled reverse proxy server. Pangolin’s distributed architecture with nodes provide highly available ingress to ensure applications always remain accessible. Open Source.\nRustDesk - TeamViewer, AnyDesk, and Splashtop to RustDesk for a secure and reliable remote desktop experience with your own self-hosted servers. Open Source.\nTailScale - Tailscale is an easy VPN that allows you to connect back into your network without excessive configuration or firewall rules. While Tailscale is not fully open source and requires an requires authentication account with a big tech identity provider. However there is a fully self-hosted version you can run.\nRouters # Flash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router, that prioritizes network-wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come pre-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built-in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers that can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all-purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router, or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that is forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls, and a virtual server separate from the Firewall OS.\nSSH/RDP Applications # Easy SSH - Simple application that lets you save all of your SSH logins and passwords in one easy interface. This way you can login go from SSH terminal port easily and quickly without needing to type in your credentials. Linux Only.\nmRemoteNG - Just like Easy SSH, but also supports RDP, Telnet, HTTPS, Powershell, and more. Windows only.\nWebsite Tools # Ackee - Self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool for those who care about privacy. Ackee runs on your own server, analyzes the traffic of your websites, and provides useful statistics in a minimal interface.\nGhost - Self-Hosting and cloud hosting with open source software. Ghost is primarily used as a blogging platform as a competitor to something like Substack. Unlike Hugo Ghost offers a GUI for most of your website management.\nHugo - Popular open-source static site generators. Helps you simply create websites for desktop and mobile without substantial amounts of HTML code. Hugo is completely open source and utilizes markdown files primarily. Liberty Tools is run with Hugo.\nImmuneweb - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\nMatomo - Privacy first Google analytics alternative.\nPlausible - Simple and privacy-friendly Google Analytics alternative - Extensive Review\nSSLLABS - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\n"},{"id":18,"href":"/social-media/","title":"Social Media","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.” ― George Washington\nSocial media is a mixed bag. It connects the world and allows for the rapid dissemination of news, true and untrue. But in the last few years censorship has become a massive problem across all major social media platforms. Its important that we cultivate presences on social media that are more resilient to censorship and de-platforming. These services should be run as decentralized as possible to avoid coordinated take downs like we saw with the Conservative social media company Parler, where big tech collaborated to largely destroy the company.\nFreedom Respecting Social Media # Blue Sky - Blue Sky is an open source project backed by Jack Dorsey in an attempt to create a decentralized social network protocol as an alternative to Twitter. In May 2024 Jack Dorsey resigned from the BlueSky board, and donated 21 Million to the Open Source Protocol NOSTR. Blue Sky is very leftwing.\nDiaspora - Diaspora is a decentralized open source social media platform. With Diaspora you need to host your own instance by running a server or \u0026ldquo;pod\u0026rdquo;, meaning you own your data. Due to the decentralized nature of the platform it can be difficult to connect with other profiles, the platform has less than 1 million users after after 13 years of operation.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here\nGab - A centralized Free Speech Social media platform. Gab has been de-platformed by most of big tech and largely runs its own architecture in order to to keep operations running. Platform users tend to skew right wing.\nGettr - GETTR is a social media platform built on the foundation of freedom of opinion and expression. Gettr is a socialized platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t seem to offer anything particularly new, other than being a Twitter Alternative. Private messages claim to be E2E. But Gettr is not open sourced.\nLemmy - Lemmy is a selfhosted social link aggregation and discussion platform. Similar to Reddit but it is completely free and open, and not controlled by any company. This means that there is no advertising, tracking, or secret algorithms. Content is organized into communities, so it is easy to subscribe to topics that you are interested in, and ignore others. Voting is used to bring the most interesting items to the top.\nLocals - Locals is a free speech social media platform that is owned by Rumble. Locals is a centralized alternative to other social media. Founded by conservative commentator Dave Rubin.\nMastodon - Mastodon is an open source, self hosted social networking service that aims to be a twitter competitor. Mastodon lets you connect to specific Mastodon instances as part of a federation protocol. Due to this setup Larger mastodon servers can censor other servers from connecting to their instances. Tends to be a more left wing community.\nMeWe - MeWe is a centralized company that\u0026rsquo;s been running a social media platform for over a decade. MeWe is committed to privacy and an ad-free experience. The project is currently in development to be migrated to web3 blockchain based infrastructure.\nMinds - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.\nTruth Social - Founded by Donald Trump in response to Trump getting removed from Twitter. Truth Social is a centralized open source fork of Mastodon. Truth Social is known to censor content, mostly leftwing content.\nTwitter/X - Twitter is a centralized social media platform. While Twitter has become a free speech focused platform its far from perfect. Twitter is overwhelmingly the single biggest platform for spreading speech. Twitter is bad for privacy and is encouraging a ID based verification program, that will be in the hands of its future owners. Case against Twitter\nMeetup Alternatives # Agorakit - Agorakit is web-based, open source groupware for collectives. By creating collaborative groups, people can discuss topics, organize events, store files and keep everyone updated as needed. Agorakit is a forum, calendar, file manager, mapping tool and email notifier.\nFlockstr - NOSTR based Meetup alternative. Connects directly with your NOSTR Account, and also works with your lightning wallet to receive ZAPS (micro bitcoin transactions.)\nJoinMobilizon - Mobilizon is not a giant platform, but a multitude of interconnected Mobilizon websites. This federated architecture helps avoid monopolies and offers a diversity of hosting terms of service.\nLuma - An international meetup alternative, that provides more value at a much lower price than meetup. Has built in support for cryptocurrency wallets like Eth and Solana.\nPartiful - Free for users, requires SMS in order to gave out regular event updates. Not specifically freedom focused, but another good option.\nNOSTR # NOSTR is the future of decentralized social media. NOSTR is not controlled or owned by any private company or person. NOSTR is a protocol similar to Email or TCP/IP. It can be accessed by anyone or any company. NOSTR uses the dumb server smart client model. Meaning anyone can setup a simple server/relay that preserves and encrypts the NOSTR ecosystem. NOSTR directly incorporates bitcoin via the lightning network. You can send \u0026ldquo;ZAPS\u0026rdquo; which are low cost lightning transactions to any person on NOSTR, and your posts can likewise receives Zaps from anyone on the network. In addition to major support from the freedom and Bitcoin communities, NOSTR has been financially backed by Jack Dorsey and heavily supported by Edward Snowden. NOSTR offers several different clients that allow you to interact with the NOSTR protocol. Some of those clients:\nAlby - A NOSTR and Bitcoin plugin. Allows you to hold your private keys in order to interact with NOSTR, lighting and other bitcoin apps.\nDamus - NOSTR Client for Iphone.\nNOSTR Apps - A database of many differnt NOSTR Apps\nNostr.Watch - Track relays where a connection can currently be established.\nNostr.directory - Find your twitter follows on NOSTR\nNostrChat - Encrypted chat built on NOSTR.\nPrimal - A client designed to look like a twitter clone.\nZap.Stream - Directly integrated into NOSTR Zap lets you stream for SATS (bitcoin Lightning) and earn in kind easily from any and all viewers.\nYoutube Alternatives # Bitchute - A decentralized Youtube alternative that tends to have a lot of right-leaning content, due to this they often get censored or blocked.\nCiVL - CiVL is a free streaming platform for courageous stories and subversive ideas that challenge power structures. Get access to award-winning films, shows, and debates. No ads. No credit card to join.\nD.tube - A decentralized youtube alternative. DTube is a community powered video sharing platform where users vote on videos to reward creators, curators, influencers and viewers in cryptocurrency.\nMadiator - Privacy focused front end for LBRY, the network that hosts ODYSEE.\nODYSEE - A decentralized video platform built on the LBRY network. With the recent SEC Judgement against ODYSEE the long term future of the platform is uncertain, however plans are to migrate to the Arweave network. Odysee also has a nice simple feature allowing you to connect your youtube channel and autosync all content for a convenient backup of your channel.\nPeerTube A free and open-source, decentralized, ActivityPub federated video platform powered by WebTorrent, that uses peer-to-peer technology to reduce load on individual servers when viewing videos.\nRumble - A centralized alternative to youtube that bills itself as protector of free speech.\n"}]
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-[{"id":0,"href":"/affiliates/","title":"Affiliates","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\n![Horizpontal.jpeg](/Images/Artwork/Affiliates4.png) *\"Tell me with whom you associate, and I will tell you who you are.\"* - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe This is our affiliate page for brands we use and trust. While the goal of Liberty Tools is to list every single tool for human liberty, we cant vet them all. These are brands and projects that we actually use and endorse and generally have a relationship with. As such, we have affiliate links with them, and this is one small way you can support us at no additional cost to you! These links also show up on their specific categories page as well.\nAupa Bar - The Chad of energy bars run by a based bitcoin business. High quality grass fed meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit, no garbage filler like seed oils. AUPA gives 5% discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. These bars come from the best quality farms in Colorado. Stack this with code \u0026ldquo;Liberty\u0026rdquo; for an additional 5% off some of the best meat bars around.\nCloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nDelete Me - Our date is leaked everyday. Thats why its important to use services like Delete Me. Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. Use our Affiliate link to save 20%.\nFederated.Computer - Federated is another Denver based company offering Open Source as a service. Sometimes physically hosting servers just isn\u0026rsquo;t viable. In those cases cloud hosting can be a necessary option. But most cloud hosting come from tech giants like AWS or Google Cloud who sell your data and will censor you if you have the wrong politics. Federated.Computer offers you cheap, easy open source options to get many of the benefits of Big Tech without compromising your privacy. Please use our affiliate link to sign up if you\u0026rsquo;re interested!\nHushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nLive Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our affiliate link if you are interested.\nPrivacy.com - Privacy.com is the best way to pay with fiat online while still protecting your privacy. Create debit card aliases that can be limited based on total amount spends or by vendors. With card aliases you dont have to worry about leaked card info, overcharges or annoying vendors that refuse to cancel your subscription, privacy.com lets you do all of that for free. Please use our referral link and sign up for a free account.\nStart 9 - Start 9 is one of our favorite companies. Local to Denver, Start9 offers home personal servers with their own Operating system, that makes it easy for you to own and host your data out of a physical server that you own. Offers an app store with multiple applications that include Bitcoin and Monero full nodes, Matrix and SimpleX messaging, Vaultwarden for password management, Nextcloud for all sorts of hosting including word docs, music, contacts calendar and so much more.\n"},{"id":1,"href":"/agorism/","title":"Agorism","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If taxation without consent is not robbery, then any band of robbers have only to declare themselves a government, and all their robberies are legalized.” ― Lysander Spooner\nAgorism is a social philosophy that advocates creating a society in which all relations between people are voluntary exchanges by means of counter-economics, engaging with aspects of nonviolent revolution, founded by Samuel Edward Konkin the third. Agorism is a different approach to creating freedom, than electoral politics. Sometimes also known as the concept of \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizens.\u0026rdquo;\nAgorist Communities (International) # Bitcoin Beach - Bitcoin Beach is working to create a sustainable circular Bitcoin economy in El Salvador. Following the dramatic decrease in crime and the governments bitcoin backing, Bitcoin Beach has become one of the best Bitcoin communities in the world. Free Society - Free Society aims to build a new sovereign society by negotiating with an existing government. There are many examples of governments granting another nation sovereignty over a part of their territory, and Free Society believes this is the best way forward. Free State Project - The Free State Project is a movement of thousands of freedom-loving people to New Hampshire. Started in 2003, there are thousands of individuals just like you in New Hampshire. Together, Free Staters have built an incredible, real-life community full of people who value liberty and responsibility. Free Cities - The Free Cities Foundation aims to inspire, inform and connect people to create a global market of living together in Free Cities. Free Cities are self-governing territories that uphold individual rights and freedoms. They aim to create more prosperous and autonomous urban spaces. Freedom Haven - Seasteading org working to build a workable seasteading options. Seasteading is the idea of creating permanent living homes that exist outside government jurisdiction in international waters. Liberland - The Free Republic of Liberland is a small experimental country located on the banks of the Danube River, known as Gornja Siga. Liberland is built on classical liberal (libertarian) ideals which emphasize autonomy and minimize the state\u0026rsquo;s encroachment on individual liberties. Rule of law, bodily autonomy, free trade, freedom of choice, freedom of movement, and others are all core tenets of our fledgling nation. PraxisNation - Praxis Nation builds off the concept of the network state by Balaji Srinivasan. Which theories that in the modern world we can create a decentralized country that can offer many of the benefits of standard country. Praxis aims to offer land, its own currency and eventually citizenship among many other things. Pronomos - Pronomos is a venture capital fund that works to build the \u0026ldquo;cities of tomorrow.\u0026rdquo; Pronomos has worked to fund Prospera, Praxis, and many more starup cities. Prospera - Prospera is a new libertarian smart city located in Honduras, that works as an economic zone largely free of local government taxes. An experimental project that does exist by a government grant, but its working to prove out a new potential model of cities. Learn more with the REASON documentary. Digital Nomad Services # Escapees - Escapees bills itself as an RV club, but it offers many services for a digital nomad lifestyle, including mail forwarding and temporary residences among many other things. Based in the U.S. Liberation Travel - Focuses on helping users find residency in multiple countries primarly including Paraguay, Uruguay, Panama and Georgia. Nomad Capitalist - Nomad Capitalist specializes in legally and ethically reducing your tax rate, diversifying and safeguarding your assets, growing your passport portfolio, and maximizing your freedom. Passports for Crypto - Quickly acquire Citizenship in St. Kitts by purchasing property without ever actually visiting St. Kitts. Planbpassport - A service that helps facilitate second passports. Accepts Bitcoin and very much adopts a \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizen\u0026rdquo; Mindset. General Tools # Agorist Nexus - Agorist Nexus is a hub for free exchange, focusing on the spread of Agorism and connecting the counter-economy Agorist Tax Advice - Paid service to minimize your tax strategy. Live Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our above affiliate link if you are interested. Lost Horizons - Platform with a wide range of topics around opting out of taxes and deconstructing the legal system. Mobazha - Formerly known as Openbazaar, Mobazaha aims to be a decentralized market where people can buy and sell products across the world for various different crypto currencies. One Stupid Fuck - Opt out of the tax structure. Terrible website name and design, but a resource that provides great step by step videos of opting out of the current tax structure. Taxation is Theft App - App that walks people through the logical ideas of taxation being theft. Similar to the not yet launched project \u0026ldquo;The mirror\u0026rdquo; by Larken Rose. Shipping Services # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Sovereign Homesteading # Abundant Acres - A small company that helps you design your sovereign homestead blueprint. Empshield - EMP Shield is the World’s first EMP protection technology for an entire home and vehicle tested to military and UL 1449 standards from ETL. H20 Machine - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. My Patriot Supply - Purchase food and other supplies. Seedarmory.com - Every one of Seed Armory\u0026rsquo;s seed vaults contains only 100% survival grade, 100% heirloom seeds, and are always non-GMO. Seeds, vaults, and packets are kept at low refrigerated temperatures until ready for shipping. Spout Water - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. Works at a much smaller scale than H20 Machine. StealthAngelSurvival.com - Purchase a wide variety of survival gear. Survivalrealty.com - Off grid real estate. "},{"id":2,"href":"/books/","title":"Books","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\nLiberty Tools Book List Welcome to the Liberty Tools Book list! This is our official book recommendations for the best books across a wide range of liberty topics. We do not specifically endorse every idea in these books or by these authors, but we do recommended them as a good place to learn about the topics at hand. Not all of these books are specifically libertarian, but they contain valuable information that could benefit anyone regardless of political philosophy. Find these books here: Anna\u0026rsquo;s Archive and Libgen If you enjoy any of these books please considering purchasing. Category Author Agorism Community Technology Karl Hess New Libertarian Manifesto Samuel Edward Konkin III Agorist Class Theory Wally Conger How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Derrick Broze Anti-Politics Sal Mayweather Anarchy in Practice - Stateless Solutions Community Technology David Freidman New Libertarian Manifesto Walter Block Agorist Class Theory Ryan McMaken How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Hans Herman Hoppe Anti-Politics Robert Murphy The Market for Liberty Morris/Linda Tannehill The New Libertarianism: Anarcho-Capitalism J. Michael Oliver Crypto Anarchy The Genesis Book Aaron Van Wirdun Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of Cryptocurrency Andy Greenberg This Machine Kills Secrets: Julian Assange, The Cypherpunks, and their fight to Empower Whistleblowers Andy Greenberg Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital Age Steven Levy The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age James Dale Davidson, Michael David Axtel Cryptocurrency Digital Gold Nathaniel Popper How Money got Free Patrick Eha Understanding Bitcoin Robert Muprhy and Silas Barta The Bitcoin Standard SaifeDean Ammous The Internet of Money Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Bitcoin Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Ethereum Andreas Antonopolous Hacking Bitcoin Roger Ver The Blocksize War Jonathan Bier Conspiracies Filthy Rich James Patterson All The Shahs Men Steven Kinzer JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters James W. Douglass Chaos Tom O\u0026rsquo;Neill Inventing the AIDS Virus Peter Duesberg The Controlled Demolition of the American Empire Charlie Robinson \u0026amp; Jeff Berwick A Warning from History Corey Hughes The Octopus of Global Control Charlie Robinson One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that gave Rise the Jeffrey Epstein Whitney Webb The Creature From Jekyll Island G Edward Griffin Covid The Real Anthony Fauci Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The War on Ivermectin Pierre Kory The Courage to Face Covid-19 Peter McCullough A Plague Upon Our House Scott Atlas Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19 Matt Ridley Diary of A Psychosis Tom Woods The Pfizer Papers Naomi Wolf Drug War and Prohibition The Economics of Prohibition Mark Thornton American Kingpin Nick Bilton High Price Dr. Carl Hart Chasing the Scream Johann Hari Dreamland: The True Tale of America\u0026rsquo;s Opiate Epidemic Sam Quinones Drug War Addiction Sheriff Bill Masters Gang Leader for A Day Sudhir Venkatesh Economics and History of Economics Economics in One Lesson Henry Hazlitt Basic Economics Thomas Sowell The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard Keynes Mark Skousen History of Money and Banking in the United States Murray Rothbard End the Fed Ron Paul Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles Jesus Huerta de Soto The Fiat Standard SaifeDean Ammous Environment American Serengeti Dan Flores Fossil Future Alex Epstein Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of Antihumanism Robert Zubrin Apocalypse Never Michael Shellenberger The Wizard and The Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow\u0026rsquo;s World Charles C. Mann Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Running With Rhinos Ed Warner Extremist Politics The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics Michael Malice SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought Police Vox Day The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure Greg Lukianoff and Johnathan Haidt Fiction Brave New World Aldous Huxley 1984 George Orwell Animal Farm George Orwell Molon Labe! Kenneth Royce (Boston T Party) Alongside Night J. Niel Schulman Freehold Michael Z. Williamson The Moon is a Harsh Mistress Robert Heinlen The Handmaid’s Tale Margaret Atwood Anthem Ayn Rand The Fountainhead Ayn Rand The Giver Lois Lowery Red Rising Pierce Brown Unintended Consequences John Ross The Probability Broach L. Neil Smith The High Ground Series Doug Casey Enemy of the State F. Paul Wilson Financial Crisis Meltdown Tom Woods Deep Freeze: Iceland\u0026rsquo;s Economic Collapse Phillip Bagus and David Howden Americas Great Depression Murray Rothbard The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last Century Mark Thornton End the Fed Ron Paul Gun Rights Come and Take it: The Gun Printers Guide to Thinking Free Cody Wilson The 10 Myths of Gun Control Jose Nino More Guns Less Crime John Lott Health and Nutrition Death by Food Pyramid Denise Minger Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim It Mary Ruwart The Primal Prescription Doug Mcguff and Robert Murphy Fat for Fuel Dr. Joseph Mercola Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless Health Casey Means and Calley Means Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Blind Spots: The Medicine Gets it Wrong and What it Means For our Health Marty Makary Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity Peter Attia History - General A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell A Peoples History of the United States Howard Zinn Albions\u0026rsquo;s Seed David Hackett Fischer The Dawn Of Everything: A New History of Humanity David Graber A Little History of the World EH Gombrich Debt: The First 5000 Years David Graber History of Government Institutions Legacy of Ashes: A history of the CIA Tim Weiner Enemies: A history of the FBI Tim Weiner The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles and their Secret World War Steven Kinzer Overthrow: Americas Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to Iraq Steven Kinzer History of Socialism The Almost Nearly Perfect People Michael Booth The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel Castro Humberto Fontova The Case Against Socialism Rand Paul History of War and Military The Strategic Logic of Suicide Bombers Robert Pape Enough Already: Time to End the War on Terror Scott Horton Death by Government: Genocide and Mass Murder Since 1900 R.J. Rummel Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catastrophe of Ukraine Scott Horton All the Shahs Men Stephen Kirzner Property Rights Against Intellectual Property Stephan Kinsella (Property Rights) - Freedom on the Frontier Terry Anderson \u0026amp; Peter J Hill How Music Got Free Steven Witt Water Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Space Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Against Intellectual Monopoly Michelle Boldrin \u0026amp; David Levine Intro to Liberty The Law Frederic Bastiat The Road to Serfdom Friedrich Hayek Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom Ron Paul The Revolution Ron Paul Intro to Anarchy No Treason: The Constitution of no Authority Lysander Spooner The Most Dangerous Superstition Larken Rose The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to Obey Michael Huemer The Anarchist\u0026rsquo;s Handbook Organized by Michael Malice Dissenting Electorate: Those Who Refuse to Vote and the Legitimacy of Their Opposition Wendy McElroy Individual Liberty Benjamin Tucker Freedom’s Progress: A History of Political Thought Gerard Casey Living Freedom The Freedom Outlaw\u0026rsquo;s Handbook: 179 Things to Do \u0026rsquo;til the Revolution Claire Wolfe 101 Things to Do \u0026lsquo;Til the Revolution: Ideas and Resources for Self-Liberation, Monkey Wrenching and Preparedness Claire Wolfe Don\u0026rsquo;t Shoot the Bastards (Yet): 101 More Ways to Salvage Freedom Claire Wolfe Net Neutrality The Fallacy of Net Neutrality Thomas Hazlett The Master Switch Tim Wu The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless Technology Thomas Hazlett Code 2.0 Lawrence Lessig Philosophy - General Drive: Understanding the science of Human motivation Daniel Pink Defending the Undefendable Walter Block Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder Nassim Taleb The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion Johnathan Haidt Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World David Epstein Philosophy - Political The Ethics of Liberty Murray Rothbard Anatomy of the State Murray Rothbard An Agorist Primer Samuel Konkin Our Enemy, the State Albert J Nock Police Brutality and the Justice system Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America\u0026rsquo;s Police Forces Radley Balko A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State John Whitehead The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison America Naomi Murakawa The New Jim Crow Michelle Alexander Ghettoside Jill Leovy I Can\u0026rsquo;t Breathe: A Killing on Bay Street Matt Taibbi Justice Before the Law Michael Huemer Revisionist History The Myth of the Robber Barons Burt Folsom The Art of Contrary Thinking Humphrey B. Neill Why American History is Not What They Say: An Introduction to Revisionism Jeff Riggenbach Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong James W. Loewen The Roosevelt Myth John T. Flynn The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary War Thomas J. DiLorenzo Security and Privacy The Art of Invisibility Kevin Mitnick How to Be Invisible J. J. Luna No Place to Hide Glen Greenwald Public Record Edward Snowden The Production of Security Gustave di Molinari Extreme Privacy: How to Disapear on the Internet Michael Bazzell Watchman Privacy Gabriel Custodiet Privacy in Utopia Gabriel Custodiet Schooling and Unschooling Radical Unschooling Dayna Martin The Case against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and Money Bryan Caplan Weapons of Mass Instruction John Taylor Gatto The Absorbent Mind Maria Montessori The College Scam: How America\u0026rsquo;s Universities Are Bankrupting and Brainwashing Away the Future of America\u0026rsquo;s Youth Charlie Kirk Vaccines Turtles All the Way Down Anonymous, Tim Vadnar The Moth in the Iron Lung Forrest Moready Crooked: Manmade Disease Explained Forrest Moready Dissolving Illusions Susan Humphries Vaccines, Autoimmunity and the Changing Nature of Childhood Illness Thomas Cowan "},{"id":3,"href":"/covid/","title":"Covid","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Every single thing that was done in public health in response to the pandemic made it worse.\u0026rdquo; - Peter A. McCullough\nThe Covid19 Lockdowns were the biggest event in our lifetimes. The damage done was immeasurable and still continues to this day. The power centers are looking to continue on with all of the covid tyranny. We must be vigilant in fighting back against the medical industrial complex.\nAnti Covid Orgs # Banners 4 Freedom - An organization dedicated to protesting Covid Mandates using billboards across the world.\nChildren\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense - Children\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense® is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Their mission is to end childhood health epidemics by working aggressively to eliminate harmful exposures, hold those responsible accountable and establish safeguards to prevent future harm. They fight corruption, mass surveillance and censorship that put profits before people as well as advocate for worldwide rights to health freedom and bodily autonomy ^1^\nEvidenceNotFear - An evidence-based guide against all of the Covid madness.\nFeds 4 Med Freedom - Feds for Medical Freedom is fighting for medical freedoms and personal autonomy. They stand against unconstitutional and immoral vaccine mandates that have cost thousands of federal employees and contractors their careers and livelihoods.\nFLCCC Alliance - A group of doctors who got together to push back against the public Covid response. They provide real education on Covid, and demonized treatments like Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine and recovery against.\nGBDeclaration.org - One of the first major organizations to push back against Covid lockdowns. The Great Barrington Declaration is a major worldwide petition sponsored by doctors and scientists against the Covid lockdowns.\nHowbad - Resources for tracking all aspects of specific Covid batchs data, this also includes leaked data, and some aspects of other vaccines and medical malpractice.\nICAN Informed Consent Action Network - Founded in 2016, ICAN was created with the goal of providing every person with the right to informed consent. They believe that by holding regulators accountable through their successful legal actions, individuals will become empowered to make truly informed decisions about their own health and the health of their families. Using an unprecedented legal strategy, ICAN has successfully won lawsuits against Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control, the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration. Founded by Del Bigtree of the Highwire and works regularly with Aaron Siri and his firm.\nLaw Offices of Siri Glimstead - Led by Lawyer Aaron Siri, Siri Glimstead has been at the forefront of defending legal rights against Covid restrictions and damages done by the Covid vaccines, as well as more traditional vaccines. They also focus on other things like civil rights or protection of whistle blowers.\nPhysicians for Informed Consent - Physicians for Informed Consent empowers the public with scientific information about infectious diseases and vaccines.\nPureBloodRegistry - Blood donations for and from people who have not gotten the Covid-19 vaccine.\nThe Highwire - An educational journalistic organization that has been working for years to bring accountability to the world of vaccines and especially Covid vaccines. Founded by Del Bigtree.\nVacSafety - The VSRF’s mission is to advance COVID-19 vaccine safety through scientific research, public education, and advocacy, and to support the vaccine injured. They present the most up-to-date and relevant information on COVID-19 and public health policies, free from corporate press, agenda-driven narratives, and sponsorships with conflict of interest. They encourage questions and an open dialogue of transparency on any medical and scientific information presented.\nFake Mask Websites # Fake Mask Worldwide - A company that sells obviously fake masks, less obviously fake masks and other Covid related items.\nGetUnmask - Breathable masks that look like regular masks. Company now sells other unrelated products as well.\nMedical Drug Purchase # Purchase Medical Drugs including Ivermection and Hydroxychloroquine from high quality third party services.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinil. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nMetrics # ICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nOpen Vaers - Open Vaers takes the CDC\u0026rsquo;s government data from VAERS and makes it much more readable and easy to understand. As of 9/23 there were over 36,000 deaths and over 1.5 million Covid vaccine related reports to VAERS.\nNo-Jab Job Boards # Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types.\nRedballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or Covid nonsense.\nUnjected - Social media for meeting and dating unvaccinated people.\nVaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status.\nVaccine Injured Support # Covid Vax Recovery Guide - A Covid vaccine detox guide written by nutritional scientist and liberty leaning Dr. Chris Masterjohn.\nCovid19CriticalCare.com - An in-depth recovery Post-Vaccine Treatment Protocol guide from the doctors at the FLCC Alliance.\nIronHeart Bloodworks - IronHeart Bloodworks is a new blood bank membership that gives you control over your blood choices during medical procedures. When you need it, IronHeart Bloodworks quickly sends you COVID-19 unvaccinated blood—a unique service in the healthcare industry. You should have the freedom to choose what blood is in your body.\nReact19.org - React19 is a science-based non-profit offering financial, physical, and emotional support for those suffering from long-term COVID-19 vaccine adverse events globally. Their mission is to bring healing to the moms, dads, friends, and loved ones who are facing life-altering side effects from their COVID-19 vaccine. They build bridges between patients and research institutions in order to develop a better understanding of vaccine complications.\nSpike Protein Detox - Peter McCullough\u0026rsquo;s Spike protein Detox protocol. Peter\u0026rsquo;s company also sells a specific Detox Support Formula.\nZelenko Protocol - Dr. Vladimir Zelenko was one of the first doctors to push back on mainstream Covid dogma. While Zelenko has since passed his protocol and supplements are still useful for fighting Covid ^2^\n"},{"id":4,"href":"/deathathletes/","title":"Death Athletes","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;We always knew it was going to happen, it was according to our plan. For our kind, this is nothing.\u0026rdquo; - Cody Wilson\nDeath Athletes refers to a concept going back to Ancient Greece and popularized by 3d Gun Printing Activist Cody Wilson called \u0026ldquo;The Death Athletic\u0026rdquo;. Cody gave a speech at Guns and Bitcoin 2022 talking about the beauty of death given in service to ones beliefs. While not always literal this is often metaphorical, Cody talks about the public death and having been killed in the public as a metaphor. The Death Athletic specifically refers to someone who engaged in practice to promote freedom and was persecuted for doing so. While many people have been prosecuted unfairly, there is a difference between general victims and those who specifically took the risk of fighting the state and lost.\nCheck out the speech here!\nDeath Athletes # Roger Ver - Roger Ver is a freedom activist who was one of the first investors in Bitcoin. Roger has worked as a liberty and Bitcoin activist for over a decade and has made major financial contributions and investments to projects like, DefCad, ShapeShift, FEE, Ross Ulbricht\u0026rsquo;s Legal Defense, Wikileaks, Kraken and many many more. In April 2024 Roger was arrested and detained in Spain on the request of the US government for alleged tax evasion claims in regarding to his exit tax in 2014. Roger is currently looking at a potential 100 year prison sentence for numerous ridiculous legal charges. Roger has been trapped in Spain since April 2024.\nRoss Ulbricht - Ross Ulbricht is the alleged founder and operator of the Silk Road website. The Silk Road offered consumers a safe and trusted way to purchase drugs and other contraband items. Ross was arrested and imprisoned in 2013. He was sentenced to two life sentences plus 40 years and millions of dollars in fines in a corrupt trial. Ross is scheduled to be released as Donald Trump promised to commute his sentence on Day one of his presidency.\nJulian Assange - Julian Assange is one of the greatest journalists of all time. Julian founded Wikileaks in 2006 and has exposed mass public corruption across the world regarding governments and corporations. Julian was forced into home arrest and then asylum for close to a decade based off ridiculous sex charges that were eventually dropped. In 2019 Julian was pulled out of his Asylum and pull into solitary confinement in BellMarsh prison until June 2024. Julian signed a plea deal and was released.\nEdward Snowden - Edward Snowden is a NSA Whistleblower who exposed massive NSA Corruption in 2013, mostly in regards to illegal mass surveillance on citizens. Snowden has been trapped in Russia ever since.\nSamurai Wallet Devs - In May 2024 Samurai Wallets Domain was seized and the two devs known publicly as TDev and Samurai were arrested and charged with money laundering due to the Bitcoin coinjoin functions built into the website.\nTornado Cash Devs - Tornado Cash is a decentralized coinjoin provider for the Ethereum Crypto Currency. In 2022 Tornado Cash was added to the OFACT List and the Devs Roman Storm and Alex Pertsev where charged with Money Laundering.\nAaron Swartz - Internet pioneer and free speech advocate. Creator of the Guerilla Access Open Manifest as well as several other open source technologies, Aaron Swartz tragically killed himself in 2013 thanks to overzealous prosecutors from the DOJ that were threatening Aaron with decades in prison for attempted publishing of copyrighted documents, despite the fact that the document had never been published and the owner of those copyrights Jstore, had actually dropped the charges.\nIan Freemen - Freeman, known for advocating freedom and financial privacy through bitcoin, found himself targeted by federal prosecutors. Initially facing charges including bank fraud and wire fraud, these allegations were eventually dropped due to lack of evidence. The core of the case revolved around money laundering and conspiracy charges. Ultimately, Freeman received a severe sentence of eight years in prison, a $40,000 fine, and forfeiture of $5 million in assets, despite not being convicted of the fraud charges prosecutors initially highlighted.\nCody Wilson - The creator of the Death Athletic concept as well as the founder of Defcad.com and first person to create a 3d printed Gun. Cody has been at the forefront of fighting for 2nd amendment and 1st amendment as they pertain to code and digital rights for over a decade. Cody has been involved in many lawsuits with the federal government as a result and suffered charges for sex crimes in 2018. He is currently free and working for Defcad.\nJay Stark - The anonymous creator of the FGC-9, which stands for \u0026ldquo;Fuck Gun Control.\u0026rdquo; The FGC was the first project to enable the creation of a fully 3d printed gun that did not require any actual gun parts, instead it uses items that can be purchased from conventional stores all over the world. Jay Stark was arrested in April 2021 on suspicions of owning illegal weapons, however none of these weapons were found and he was not taken into custody. Two days later he was found dead sitting in his car in front of his parents house. While the offical cause of death ruled out \u0026ldquo;foul play\u0026rdquo; it is difficult for most to believe that this was simply a coincidence.\n"},{"id":5,"href":"/defense/","title":"Defense","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles.\u0026rdquo; - Jeff Cooper\nWhen any government deprives a citizen of his freedom or property, the individual must take action to publicise his grievances. To this end, I hope to illustrate in the following pages, the futility of gun control, and that no amount of arbitrary legislation can ever prevent those wanting firearms from owning them. The individual who has the ability to construct his own homemade gun can never be permanently disarmed by any level of gun control legislation. - Philip Luty\nDIY Firearms # The 3D Printer has significantly advanced the ease of manufacturing reliable weapons absent the eye of the watchful state. Of course, it is not the only manufacturing tool available, but you will find it the most expedient.\nGetting Started # The following guides provide a basic introduction to 3D printed firearms. If your budget is limited, Creality printers may be the only option. But they are unreliable, and you may spend more time troubleshooting issues than printing. We recommend Prusa for their reliability and unwavering commitment to open source. Bambu Lab printers have recently gained in popularity for their speed, reliability, and multi-material options. However, they have a history of patenting established open source designs, and even more importantly, severely compromise your privacy. More information here. On this principle, we recommend against giving them your money.\nAs you evaluate printers and cad software, keep privacy at the top of your mind. While this practice may currently be legal in your jurisdiction, the state may kidnap and jail you anyway.\nHoffman Tactical The CTRL+PEW Getting Started Guide Ammunition # Fenix Ammunition - Manufactured in the USA by liberty obsessed individuals, and accept Bitcoin for payment. Books # Expedient Homemade Firearms by Philip Luty Expedient Recoilless Launcher: Panzerfaust by Jonathan Wild Communities # Deterrence Dispensed Rocket Chat - Large public group chat for all things 3d printed firearms. FOSSCAD Subreddit - a subreddit focused on 3d printed firearms of all types. However, censorship on reddit continues to grow, and we encourage migration to censorship resistant communities. Files # Most firearm designs are uploaded by individual creators to Odysee. DEFCAD is another source, but requires a paid membership. Most files available on DEFCAD are already available for free on Odysee.\n3D Gun Builder - A comprehensive directory of designs with direct links to Odysee pages. DEFCAD - Many files here are out of date and hosted without the permission of the original developers. GunCad Developer Index - A list of guncad developer Odysee pages. Legal Advocacy Groups # Organizations fighting within the legal system to expand gun rights.\nDefense Distributed Firearm Policy Coalition Rocky Mountain Gun Owners Second Amendment Foundation Merchants # Places to find parts, part kits, tools, ammo, and more..\nParts # Aves Engineering - Glock rails and MAC11 components. Every Gun Part - Exhaustive collection of parts kits (everything but the receiver) and more. Ghost Guns - More parts kits. JSD Supply - Pistol components and more. MAF Arms - Build kits for printed receiver designs. Replicator USA - 3d printed suppressors. Riptide Rails - Glock rails, magazine springs, and other printed firearms components. Newsletters \u0026amp; Podcasts # En Bloc Press - Paid newsletter and podcast focused on the 3d printed firearm space and adjacent politics. Open Source Defense - Weekly newsletter focused on expanding gun rights with \u0026ldquo;0% culture war\u0026rdquo;. Out of Battery Live - Live podcast focused on interviewing guncad developers and builders. Propaganda # Documentaries, talks, and other media.\nDeath Athletic Documentary The New Radical Plastic Defense: Secret 3D Printed Guns in Europe The Plastic Power: A Speech The Unshackled Englishman Resources # GatGPT - A deneutered version of ChatGPT focused on firearms. Shootingbot - Monitors price and availability of ammunition and reloading components. Training # Ok, you can build a firearm in your garage. Now learn how to use it. Before you start LARPING, consider what type of training is most useful. Read this.\nGamut Resolutions - Tactical pistol and carbine classes. Based in Florida but courses are taught in many locations across the US. Guns For Everyone - Free concealed carry classes based out of Colorado. Long Range Shooters of Utah - Multiday courses in shooting up to and beyond 1000 yards in Price, UT. MantisX - MantisX is a gun training system that takes a data-driven approach to helping you achieve shooting mastery with no ammo required. Unlike some dry fire trainers, MANTISX works while attached to ANY firearm (pistol, rifle, or shotgun). By analyzing every shot and generating actionable data, MANTISX helps you improve your accuracy quickly. Solutionary University - Beginner firearm and defense training. Run by Liberty Activist Maj Toure, who has been travelling across the US providing firearms training, particularly in black neighborhoods. Thunder Ranch - Multiday courses in pistol, rifle, and shotgun, founded by Clint Smith and based in Oregon. "},{"id":6,"href":"/education/","title":"Education","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Education and Training # \u0026ldquo;Government schooling is the most radical adventure in history. It kills the family by monopolizing the best times of childhood and by teaching disrespect for home and parents.\u0026rdquo; - John Taylor Gatto\nModern schooling has been terrible for years. Following the covid insanity and the addition of woke politics the schools are proving less and less value by the day. But education can be done through a vareity of methods. In the modern age their are many better ways to educate yourself and your children than traditional school.\nAlternative Schools # Options for schools that are close to the traditional model, but do something different.\nMontessori Schools - Montessori classrooms are ideal workplaces, where children are engaged, energetic, exploring, social, and most of all, learning to take ownership of their own education. They’re also unified communities in which each child understands the responsibility of being an individual student in the class while supporting the learning of others.\nWestern Governors University - While still suffering from some of the issues of traditional education, WGU provides a solid alternative for anyone who still wants to pursue traditional college degrees. Offering Bachelors and Masters programs in IT, Business, Nursing, Finance and Education. WGU is a completely online school, with relatively cheap degree programs that are performance based, meaning you can take the classes at your own pace and are not required to attend classes you dont need.\nAlternatives to School # Liberty Classroom - A wide range of courses. Mostly focused on history but offers other courses on econimics and logics. All courses are taught from a liberty perspective. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. Mises Econ Grad Progam - Economics Grad program that teaches free market Austrian Economics from one of the most prominent liberty focused think tanks. Praxis - Praxis is an intense personal and professional development program for young adults who want to work hard, build skills, learn how to create value, and develop a positive vision of the future for their lives and careers. Praxis is a college alternative that offers a 1 year practical devopment plan that ends up teaching you real world practical skills and connecting you with an intership at the end of your program. School of Life - A course to help you enhance whatever you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Provides biweekly webinars from the best liberty minds to bring your practile and actionable advice for your business, non Profit, cause or whatever else you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. TenToad - A program that helps families transition to a school-free life with a solid foundation of knowledge and the tools to get started with confidence. Embrace living and learning without school. ThinkExodus - Exodus Institute aims to provide families with a quality alternative to public schools, and support homeschool families with enrichment courses that foster critical thinking, academic skills, and counter the left-wing indoctrination found in education, culture, and the media. Unschoolers.org - Unschooling and peaceful parenting educational organization. Unschooling is an alternative to traditional schooling and even home schooling that works to encourage and focus and direct children\u0026rsquo;s natural curiosity. Unschooling Resources with Dayna Martin - Dayna Martin has been living and breathing Unschooling for 2 decades, while also working to educate many others on these principles. You can find many of the best unschooling resources here. Homeschool Resources # Acellusacademy - Acellus Academy is a K-12 online private school located in Kansas City, Missouri as a 501c3. Acellus Academy provides instruction online through distance education via the Acellus Learning System. Acellus, a program of the International Academy of Science, is an online learning system that has been used to provide primary instruction to millions of students in thousands of schools throughout the United States.\nHome School Legal Defense Association - With over 100,000 member families, Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) is the nation’s largest, most trusted homeschool advocacy organization.\nPower Home School - Power Homeschool is the official provider of online Acellus® courses for parents independently homeschooling their children without teacher support. Power is a not an accredited curriculum.\nRon Paul Curriculum - A liberty focused home school curriculum for all grades based on the ideas of former congressman Ron Paul. The curriculum was largely designed by Liberty Classroom founder, Tom Woods.\nTuttle Twins Academy - From the authors of some of the best selling Liberty Kids books, comes the academy for home learning. Catered for kids TTA offers courses in Finances, Logic \u0026amp; Critical Thinking, Entrepreneurship, and many more to come.\n"},{"id":7,"href":"/frontends/","title":"Front Ends","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy. The savage’s whole existence is public, ruled by the laws of his tribe. Civilization is the process of setting man free from men.\u0026rdquo; - Ayn Rand\nPrivacy Front ends are interfaces that interact with well known services that dont respect your privacy. Apps like Youtube or Facebook can be accessed via privacy respecting generally open source apps.\nApple AirPlay # air-pi-play - Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Airplay server using RPiPlay to enable screen mirroring on tvs, monitors and projectors. RPiPlay - An open-source AirPlay mirroring server for the Raspberry Pi. Supports iOS 9 and up. Apple Music # Cider - Cross-platform Apple Music experience based on Electron and Vue.js written from scratch with performance in mind Discord # gtkcord4 - A lightweight Discord client written in Golang which uses GTK3 for the user interface Facebook # SlimSocial - Android, alternative front-end for Facebook, built with Java Frost - An extensive and functional open source third party app for Facebook (Android app) Facebook Messenger # Caprine - Unofficial and privacy-focused Facebook Messenger app with many useful features fb-messenger-cli - Use your Facebook account to chat with your friends sneakily in the command line, it\u0026rsquo;s as easy as logging in, choosing a convo and chatting away Google Search # LibreX - Privacy-respecting free meta-search engine (free as in freedom). Small and simple meta-search engine, fetches and anonymizes results from Google only, has API support, allows redirects to Invidious/Bibliogram/Nitter/Libreddit.\nSearXNG - SearXNG is a free internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from various search services and databases. Users are neither tracked nor profiled (SearXNG is a fork of Searx).\nSearx - Searx is a free privacy-respecting internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from more than 70 search services. Users are neither tracked nor profiled. Additionally, Searx can be used over Tor for online anonymity.\nWhoogle Search - A self-hosted, ad-free, privacy-respecting metasearch engine for Google.\nGoogle Translate # Crow Translate - Simple and lightweight cross-platform translator that allows translation using LibreTranslate, Lingva, Google, Bing, and Yandex, as well as text-to-speech using Google.\nDeepL Android - Unofficial Android client for DeepL.\nInstaLate - Distraction-free translation for Android, to be used directly from within any app. Supports Beolingus, DeepL, Dict.cc, GNU CIDE, Heinzelnisse, LibreTranslate, Linguee, WikDict, and Wiktionary.\nLingva Translate - Alternative front-end for Google Translate, serving as a free and open-source translator with over a hundred languages available.\nSimplyTranslate - Provide fast and private translations to the user without wasting much overhead for extensive styling or JavaScript. Supports Google Translate, DeepL, ICIBA, and LibreTranslate.\nSimplyTranslate Mobile - Unofficial Android client of SimplyTranslate.\nHacker News # Hackers - A native iOS app for Hacker News.\nHackerweb - A simply readable Hacker News web app.\nHckrnws - A custom front-end for a better reading experience of HackerNews.\nHN-search - Algolia Hacker News search.\nHNTopLinks - Top Links on Hacker News.\nImgur # Imgin - Minimal Imgur front end Imgrs - Imgrs is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. It\u0026rsquo;s a Rust rewrite of a previous Imgur proxy project, Omgur. Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/imgrs Omgur - Omgur is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. Inspired by the Invidious, Nitter, and Teddit projects. No JavaScript or ads All requests go through the Omgur backend, client never talks to Imgur Prevents Imgur from tracking your IP or JavaScript fingerprint Lightweight Self-hostable Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/omgur Rimgo - Self-hosted frontend for Imgur written in Go. Website: https://i.bcow.xyz/ Rimgu - Self-hosted alternative frontend/ proxy for Imgur Instagram # Bibliogram - Bibliogram is an alternative front-end for Instagram. Public instances: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/bibliogram-docs/tree/master/docs/Instances.md Mastodon # Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Hyperspace - cross-platform Mastodon client for the fediverse written in TypeScript and React Pinafore - Alternative web client for Mastodon, focused on speed and simplicity Sengi - cross-platform multi-account Mastodon \u0026amp; Pleroma desktop client TheDesk - cross-platform Mastodon \u0026amp; Misskey desktop client Tootle - simple GTK-based Linux Mastodon client Tusky - lightweight Android Mastodon client Medium # Scribe - Alternative front-end to Medium.com Other services # ArchiveBox - Open source self-hosted web archiving. Takes URLs/browser history/bookmarks/Pocket/Pinboard/etc., saves HTML, JS, PDFs, media, and more etherpad-lite - Collaborative rich text editor. A modern really-real-time collaborative document editor Gitea - Lightweight git server. Git with a cup of tea, painless self-hosted git service Hedgedoc - Collaborative markdown editor. A platform to write and share markdown Librarian - Alternative frontend for LBRY / Odysee.com MediathekViewWeb - Video content of German public-service television broadcasters (e.g. ARD, ZDF) Official instance: mediathekviewweb.de NoPaste - NoPaste is an open-source website similar to Pastebin where you can store any piece of code, and generate links for easy sharing PrivateBin - Zero knowledge encrypted paste-bin. A minimalist, open source online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data. Data is encrypted/decrypted in the browser using 256 bits AES Snapdrop - Similar to Apple\u0026rsquo;s Airdrop but in your browser. A Progressive Web App for local file sharing Vaultwarden - Password manager. Unofficial Bitwarden compatible server written in Rust, formerly known as bitwarden_rs Wikiless - A free open source alternative Wikipedia front-end focused on privacy Reddit # Due to recent changes with the Reddit API Policy you may have mixed success with these. These are kept here in the event that this changes, but otherwise these are mostly dead projects\nDawn - Open-source Reddit app Available on F-Droid Forked from Dank: https://github.com/saket/Dank Eddrit - Alternative front-end for Reddit, inspired by Nitter, built with Python \u0026amp; Starlette. Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Infinity - Reddit client for Android Available on F-Droid junipf/reddit-frontend - A reddit front-end written in React Official instance: https://jpf-reddit.netlify.app kddit - uWSGI frontend for Reddit.com written in Python Official instance: https://kddit.kalli.st Libreddit - Alternative front-end for Reddit. Themed around Reddit\u0026rsquo;s new design - Lightweight, no JavaScript, no ads, no tracking. Official instance: libredd.it Public instances: https://github.com/spikecodes/libreddit#instances RedditClient - Alternative front-end for Reddit, built with Angular Roffline - A self-hosted offline Reddit server. It allows you to browse Reddit posts (including any media in the post) while offline. It is targeted at people that have intermittent internet Snew - Open-source client for Reddit forked from the Reddit source code. Slide - Open source, ad free Reddit browser for Android Available on F-Droid Stealth - Account-free, privacy-oriented, and feature-rich Reddit client. Available on F-Droid Teddit - Alternative Reddit front-end focused on privacy - Lightweight, no ads, no JavaScript, unofficial API. Official instance: https://teddit.net Public instances: https://github.com/teddit-net/teddit#instances Github mirror repository Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Teddit Top of Reddit - Top Reddit posts every day. Troddit: A web client for Reddit Official instance: https://www.troddit.com Updoot - Android, alternative front-end for Reddit. Xeddit - A Xamarin.Forms app for Reddit. Official instance: xeddit.com Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Xeddit Redirection # Farside - Farside provides links that automatically redirect to working instances of privacy-oriented alternative frontends, such as Nitter, Libreddit, etc. This allows for users to have more reliable access to the available public instances for a particular service, while also helping to distribute traffic more evenly across all instances and avoid performance bottlenecks and rate-limiting. LibRedirect - App that redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends. If you click on a link of a Youtube like it will redirect to you to Newpipe, Twitter to nitter, Wikipedia to Wikiless etc. Privacy Redirect - A simple web extension that redirects Twitter, YouTube, Instagram \u0026amp; Google Maps requests to privacy friendly alternatives Firefox Add-On: Privacy Redirect Chrome Extension: Privacy Redirect UntrackMe - UntrackMe transforms Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Reddit and Medium and Wikipedia links to links of open source, privacy friendly front-ends. Converts Google Maps links to OpenStreetMap links. Removes tracking parameters from any url. Then delegates the action to other apps that are capable of handling them. (Android app) Watch on Odysee - Browser add on that redirects you from YouTube to odysee a decentralized Youtube alternative libredirect - A web extension that redirects popular sites to alternative privacy-friendly frontends and backends. Actively maintained fork of Privacy Redirect that supports Youtube, Youtube Music, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, Imgur, Reddit, Searx, Google Translate, Google Maps, Wikipedia, and Medium Reuters # Neuters - An alternative front-end to Reuters.com. It is intended to be lightweight and fast, and was heavily inspired by Nitter Official instance: https://boxcat.site Shazam # SongRec - Open-source Shazam client for Linux, written in Rust. Spotify # Downtify - Open source Spotify ripper. Kotify - Requires Spotify Account - Multiplatform desktop client for Spotify focused on library organization for power users. Relies on official Spotify client for playback Librespot - Requires Spotify Premium Account - librespot is an open source client library for Spotify. It enables applications to use Spotify\u0026rsquo;s service to control and play music via various backends, and to act as a Spotify Connect receiver. It is an alternative to the official and now deprecated closed-source libspotify. Additionally, it will provide extra features which are not available in the official library Oggify - Download Spotify tracks to Ogg Vorbis (with a Spotify premium account), based on librespot psst - Fast and multi-platform Spotify client with native GUI Spot: Gtk/Rust native Spotify client for the GNOME desktop. Only works with premium accounts Spotiqueue - Minimalistic queue-oriented macOS-native client for Spotify, with Guile Scheme scriptability Spotiflyer - Download free content from Youtube, Spotify, Sound Cloud and more Spotube: A lightweight and free Spotify crossplatform-client which handles playback manually, streams music using Youtube \u0026amp; no Spotify premium account is needed SpotX: Modified Spotify Client for Windows (Windows Only) - Blocking ads and updates for the desktop version of Spotify, disabling podcasts and more Telegram # Telegram-FOSS - Unofficial, FOSS-friendly fork of the original Telegram client for Android. TikTok # ProxiTok - Open source alternative frontend for TikTok made with PHP. Official instance: https://proxitok.herokuapp.com Twitch # ElectronPlayer - Electron Based Web Video Services Player. Supports Netflix, Youtube, Twitch, Floatplane, Hulu and more streamlink-twitch-gui - Multi platform Twitch.tv browser for Streamlink Twire: Alternative and open source Twitch client for Android Xtra - Twitch player and browser for Android Twitter/X # Due to recent changes with the Twitter API Policy you may have mixed success with these.\nFritter - A free, open-source Twitter client for Android. Harpy - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Flutter/Dart. Nitter - Alternative Twitter front-end - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Official instance: nitter.net Public instances: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances Example: Troy Hunt on Twitter and Nitter Shitter - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Java. Tweet-app - Desktop Twitter client only for tweeting. Timeline never shows up. Tweeterr - A tool to use Twitter from the command line on the fly. Tweepy - Twitter for Python Twidere X - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built mostly with Kotlin, in early stage. YouTube # Alltube - Web GUI for youtube-dl AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. BlackHole - Android music player app for YouTube Music and Spotify made with Flutter CloudTube - Alternative front-end for Invidious Official instance: https://tube.cadence.moe Installation guide for self-hosting: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/tube-docs/tree/main/item/docs/cloudtube/Installing%20CloudTube.md FreeTube - Open source YouTube desktop player for privacy on Windows, Mac and Linux Invidious - Invidious is an alternative front-end to YouTube - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Home page: https://invidious.io Invidious instances (Github): https://github.com/iv-org/documentation/blob/master/Invidious-Instances.md Invidious instances API: https://api.invidious.io Installation guide for self-hosting: https://docs.invidious.io/Installation.md Invidious-viewer - Python application to watch YouTube videos through the Invidious API, in the terminal (requires MPV player and libmpv.so, provided by Linux distro) Invuedious - An alternative frontend for invidious built with vue.js Official instance: https://bocchilorenzo.github.io/invuedious/ LibreTube - Android frontend for YouTube, based on Piped minitube - Lightweight youtube client with a kid-friendly interface. Can make playlists from search keywords mps-youtube - Terminal based YouTube player and downloader. NewPipe - A libre lightweight streaming front-end for Android oleksis/youtube-dl-gui - Cross-platform front-end GUI of the popular youtube-dl written in wxPython OpenVideoDownloader aka jely2002/youtube-dl-gui - A cross-platform GUI for youtube-dl made in Electron and node.js Piped - An alternative privacy-friendly YouTube frontend which is efficient by design - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking Official instance: https://piped.kavin.rocks List of public instances: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped/wiki/Instances Installation guide for self-hosting: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Documentation/blob/main/content/docs/self-hosting/index.md pipe-viewer - A lightweight application (fork of straw-viewer) for searching and playing videos from YouTube. Plumber - Local and remote video trimmer, can trim parts of video without downloading whole video, utilizes youtube-dl, allows conversion to GIFs smtube - Stand-alone YouTube video player Website: https://www.smtube.org SMTube is part of SMPlayer SMPlayer website: https://www.smplayer.info SMPlayer repository: https://github.com/smplayer-dev/smplayer SmartTubeNext - SmartTubeNext is an advanced YouTube app for Android TVs and TV boxes, free and open source. It is not a live TV client and does not support \u0026ldquo;YouTube TV\u0026rdquo;. SkyTube - An open-source YouTube app for Android. Tartube - A GUI front-end for youtube-dl, partly based on youtube-dl-gui and written in Python 3 / Gtk 3 th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). TubeArchivist - A self hosted YouTube media server. TubeSync - TubeSync is a PVR (personal video recorder) for YouTube. It syncs YouTube channels and playlists to a locally hosted media server. ViewTube - An alternative front-end for YouTube, written in Vue.js, uses Plyr video player; supports SponsorBlock, multiple Invidious instances support, chapters Vividl - Modern Windows GUI for youtube-dl Youtube-dl - Command-line program to download videos from YouTube.com and other video sites Youtube-viewer - Lightweight YouTube client for Linux YouTube.js - Full-featured wrapper around the Innertube API, which is what YouTube itself uses uYouPlus - uYouPlus (uYou+) is an alternative YouTube app for Apple\u0026rsquo;s iOS and iPadOS. yattee - Alternative YouTube frontend for iOS, tvOS and macOS built with Invidious and Piped, supports sponsorblock yt-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously without forcing javascript (Fork of youtube-local) yt-dlp - A youtube-dl fork with additional features and fixes. ytcc - Command line tool to keep track of your favorite playlists on YouTube and many other places. Can import youtube subscriptions from Google Takeout and provide them as an RSS feed for your favorite reader. ytfzf - A POSIX script that helps you find Youtube videos (without API) and opens/downloads them using mpv/youtube-dl. ytmdl - A simple app to get songs from YouTube in mp3 format with artist name, album name etc from sources like iTunes, LastFM, Deezer, Gaana etc. ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. ytdl-gui - A simple-to-use, cross-platform graphical interface for youtube-dl youtube-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously and with greater page performance ytcast - Cast YouTube videos to your smart TV from the command line. This program does roughly the same thing as the \u0026ldquo;Play on TV\u0026rdquo; button that appears on the player bar when you visit youtube.com with Chrome or when you use the YouTube smartphone app YouTube Music # AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. "},{"id":8,"href":"/hacking/","title":"Hacking","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The truth is revealed by removing things that stand in its light, an art not unlike sculpture, in which the artist creates, not by building, but by hacking away.\u0026rdquo; - Alan Watts\nWelcome to the Hacking section of Liberty tools! Hacking should be used to increase your knowledge and harden your defenses. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAnonymity # BinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\nI2P - The Invisible Internet Project.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nNipe - Script to redirect all traffic from the machine to the Tor network.\nOnionScan - One of the Hacking Tools for investigating the Dark Web by finding operational security issues introduced by Tor hidden service operators.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nTor - Free software and onion routed overlay network that helps you defend against traffic analysis.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nBug Bounty Platforms # Bugcrowd List - List of many companies that provide bug bounties. CTF(Capture the flag) # Ctf-tools - Collection of setup scripts to install various security research tools easily and quickly deployable to new machines.\nPwntools - Rapid exploit development framework built for use in CTFs.\nRsaCtfTool - Decrypt data enciphered using weak RSA keys, and recover private keys from public keys using a variety of automated attacks.\nDDoS # HOIC - Updated version of Low Orbit Ion Cannon, has ‘boosters’ to get around common counter measures.\nJS LOIC - JavaScript in-browser version of LOIC.\nLOIC - Open source network stress tool for Windows.\nSlowLoris - DoS tool that uses low bandwidth on the attacking side.\nT50 - Faster network stress tool.\nUFONet - Abuses OSI layer 7 HTTP to create/manage ‘zombies’ and to conduct different attacks using; GET/POST, multithreading, proxies, origin spoofing methods, cache evasion techniques, etc.\nDefense Evasion # AntiVirus Evasion Tool (AVET) - Post-process exploits containing executable files targeted for Windows machines to avoid being recognized by antivirus software.\nHyperion - Runtime encryptor for 32-bit portable executables (“PE .exes”).\nPeCloak.py - Automates the process of hiding a malicious Windows executable from antivirus (AV) detection.\nPeCloakCapstone - Multi-platform fork of the peCloak.py automated malware antivirus evasion tool.\nUniByAv - Simple obfuscator that takes raw shellcode and generates Anti-Virus friendly executables by using a brute-forcable, 32-bit XOR key.\nVeil - Generate metasploit payloads that bypass common anti-virus solutions.\nDefcon Suggested Reading # Defcon Suggested Reading Email Spoofing # SpoofBox - Offers email, SMS, Phone spoofing and lots of other tools. Not a free service. Can also be used to look up phone numbers. Exploit Development # Exploit Writing Tutorials - Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nShellcode Examples - Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial - Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nFile Format Analysis # Hachoir - Python library to view and edit a binary stream as tree of fields and tools for metadata extraction.\nKaitai Struct - File formats and network protocols dissection language and web IDE, generating parsers in C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby.\nVeles - Binary data visualization and analysis tool.\nForensics # Autopsy - Full suite of open source forensics tools.\nCAINE - CAINE is Linux Live CD that contains a wealth of digital forensic tools. Features include a user-friendly GUI, semi-automated report creation and tools for Mobile Forensics, Network Forensics, Data Recovery and more.\nFTK Imager - Open Source Disk imaging tool.\nPaladin Forensic Suite - Live Ubuntu distro with lots of tools. Open source with free and paid versions.\nSIFT Workstation - The SIFT Workstation is a collection of free and open-source incident response and forensic tools designed to perform detailed digital forensic examinations in a variety of settings, all built inside an Ubuntu VM.\nSMART - Open source sampling of many proprietary forensics tools.\nGNU/Linux Utilities # Linux Exploit Suggester - Heuristic reporting on potentially viable exploits for a given GNU/Linux system. Hacking Focused OSINT # AQUATONE - Subdomain discovery tool utilizing various open sources producing a report that can be used as input to other tools.\nBinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\nDataSploit - OSINT visualizer utilizing Shodan, Censys, Clearbit, EmailHunter, FullContact, and Zoomeye behind the scenes.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\ngithub-dorks - CLI tool to scan Github repos/organizations for potential sensitive information leak.\nIntrigue - Automated OSINT \u0026amp; Attack Surface discovery framework with powerful API, UI and CLI.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nShodan - World’s first search engine for Internet-connected devices.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSn1per - One of the Hacking Tools for Automated Pentest Recon Scanner.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\nThreat Crowd - Search engine for threats.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nvcsmap - Plugin-based tool to scan public version control systems for sensitive information.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nHacking Conventions # 44Con - Annual Security Conference held in London.\nAppSecUSA - Annual conference organized by OWASP.\nBalCCon - Balkan Computer Congress, annually held in Novi Sad, Serbia.\nBlack Hat - Annual security conference in Las Vegas.\nBruCON - Annual security conference in Belgium.\nCarolinaCon - Infosec conference, held annually in North Carolina.\nCCC - Annual meeting of the international hacker scene in Germany.\nCHCon - Christchurch Hacker Con, Only South Island of New Zealand hacker con.\nDeepSec - Security Conference in Vienna, Austria.\nDefCamp - Largest Security Conference in Eastern Europe, held annually in Bucharest, Romania.\nDEF CON - Annual hacker convention in Las Vegas. Known for having a left wing bias.\nEkoparty - Largest Security Conference in Latin America, held annually in Buenos Aires, Argentina.\nFSec - FSec - Croatian Information Security Gathering in Varaždin, Croatia.\nHack3rCon - Annual US hacker conference.\nHack.lu - Annual conference held in Luxembourg.\nHackfest - Largest hacking conference in Canada.\nHITB - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nHacking In The Box - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nInfosecurity Europe - Europe’s number one information security event, held in London, UK.\nLayerOne - Annual US security conference held every spring in Los Angeles.\nNullcon - Annual conference in Delhi and Goa, India.\nPhreakNIC - Technology conference held annually in middle Tennessee.\nRSA Conference USA - Annual security conference in San Francisco, California, USA.\nShmooCon - Annual US East coast hacker convention.\nSkyDogCon - Technology conference in Nashville.\nSummerCon - One of the oldest hacker conventions, held during Summer.\nSwiss Cyber Storm - Annual security conference in Lucerne, Switzerland.\nThotCon - Annual US hacker conference held in Chicago.\nTroopers - Annual international IT Security event with workshops held in Heidelberg, Germany.\nVirus Bulletin Conference - Annual conference going to be held in Denver, USA for 2016.\nHash Cracking # BruteForce Wallet - Find the password of an encrypted wallet file (i.e. wallet.dat).\nCeWL - Generates custom wordlists by spidering a target’s website and collecting unique words.\nHashcat - Another One of the Hacking Tools The more fast hash cracker.\nJohn the Ripper - One of the best Hacking Tools for Fast password cracker.\nJWT Cracker - Simple HS256 JWT token brute force cracker.\nRar Crack - RAR bruteforce cracker.\nHex Editors # 0xED – Native macOS hex editor that supports plug-ins to display custom data types.\nFrhed – Binary file editor for Windows.\nHexEdit.js – Browser-based hex editing.\nHexinator – World’s finest (proprietary, commercial) Hex Editor.\nInformation Security Magazines # 2600: The Hacker Quarterly – American publication about technology and computer “underground.”\nPhrack Magazine – By far the longest running hacker zine.\nUnredacted Magazine - The official magazine from Michael Bazzell author of Extreme Privacy.\nLock Picking Resources # Awesome Lockpicking – Awesome guides, tools, and other resources about the security and compromise of locks, safes, and keys.\nBosnianbill – More lockpicking videos.\nSchuyler Towne channel – Lockpicking videos and security talks.\n/r/lockpicking – Resources for learning lockpicking, equipment recommendations.\nmacOS Utilities # Bella – Pure Python post-exploitation data mining and remote administration tool for macOS. Multi-paradigm Frameworks # Armitage – Java-based GUI front-end for the Metasploit Framework.\nExploitPack – Graphical tool for automating penetration tests that ships with many pre-packaged exploits.\nFaraday – Multiuser integrated pentesting environment for red teams performing cooperative penetration tests, security audits, and risk assessments.\nMetasploit – Post exploitation Hacking Tools for offensive security teams to help verify vulnerabilities and manage security assessments.\nPupy – Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android) remote administration and post-exploitation tool.\nNetwork Tools # BetterCAP – Modular, portable and easily extensible MITM framework.\nCloudFail – Unmask server IP addresses hidden behind Cloudflare by searching old database records and detecting misconfigured DNS.\nCrackMapExec – A swiss army knife for pentesting networks.\nDebookee – Simple and powerful network traffic analyzer for macOS.\nDET – Proof of concept to perform data exfiltration using either single or multiple channel(s) at the same time.\nDgcd – Simple Unix network utility to extend the accessibility of TCP/IP based network services beyond firewalls.\nDnsmap – One of the Hacking Tools for Passive DNS network mapper.\nDnsrecon – One of the Hacking Tools for DNS enumeration script.\nDnschef – Highly configurable DNS proxy for pentesters.\nDnsenum – Perl script that enumerates DNS information from a domain, attempts zone transfers, performs a brute force dictionary style attack, and then performs reverse look-ups on the results.\nDnstracer – Determines where a given DNS server gets its information from, and follows the chain of DNS servers.\nDNSDumpster – One of the Hacking Tools for Online DNS recon and search service.\nDshell – Network forensic analysis framework.\nDsniff – Collection of tools for network auditing and pentesting.\nDripcap – Caffeinated packet analyzer.\nEvilgrade – Modular framework to take advantage of poor upgrade implementations by injecting fake updates.\nEttercap – Comprehensive, mature suite for machine-in-the-middle attacks.\nImpacket – A collection of Python classes for working with network protocols.\nIntercepter-NG – Multifunctional network toolkit.\nMass Scan – Best Hacking Tools for TCP port scanner, spews SYN packets asynchronously, scanning entire Internet in under 5 minutes.\nMallory – HTTP/HTTPS proxy over SSH.\nMitmproxy – Interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy for penetration testers and software developers.\nMorpheus – Automated ettercap TCP/IP Hacking Tools.\nNetsniff-ng – Swiss army knife for network sniffing.\nNetwork-Tools.com – Website offering an interface to numerous basic network utilities like ping, traceroute, whois, and more.\nNmap – Free security scanner for network exploration \u0026amp; security audits.\nPassivedns – Network sniffer that logs all DNS server replies for use in a passive DNS setup.\nPassivedns-client – Library and query tool for querying several passive DNS providers.\nPig – One of the Hacking Tools for GNU/Linux packet crafting.\nPwnat – Punches holes in firewalls and NATs.\nPraeda – Automated multi-function printer data harvester for gathering usable data during security assessments.\nPrinter Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) – Tool for printer security testing capable of IP and USB connectivity, fuzzing, and exploitation of PostScript, PJL, and PCL printer language features.\nRoutersploit – Open source exploitation framework similar to Metasploit but dedicated to embedded devices.\nScanless – Utility for using websites to perform port scans on your behalf so as not to reveal your own IP.\nScapy – Python-based interactive packet manipulation program \u0026amp; library.\nSPARTA – Graphical interface offering scriptable, configurable access to existing network infrastructure scanning and enumeration tools.\nSSH MITM – Intercept SSH connections with a proxy; all plaintext passwords and sessions are logged to disk.\nTcpdump/libpcap – Common packet analyzer that runs under the command line.\nWireshark – Widely-used graphical, cross-platform network protocol analyzer.\nXRay – Network (sub)domain discovery and reconnaissance automation tool.\nZarp – Network attack tool centered around the exploitation of local networks.\nZmap – Open source network scanner that enables researchers to easily perform Internet-wide network studies.\nOperating Systems # Best Linux Penetration Testing Distributions @ CyberPunk – Description of main penetration testing distributions.\nCuckoo – Open source automated malware analysis system.\nComputer Aided Investigative Environment (CAINE) – Italian GNU/Linux live distribution created as a digital forensics project.\nCSILinux - CSI\u0026rsquo;s mission is to equip you with the most advanced tools in digital forensics, OSINT, and incident response.\nDigital Evidence \u0026amp; Forensics Toolkit (DEFT) – Live CD for forensic analysis runnable without tampering or corrupting connected devices where the boot process takes place.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nSecurity @ Distrowatch – Website dedicated to talking about, reviewing, and keeping up to date with open source operating systems.\nTails – Live OS aimed at preserving privacy and anonymity.\nPhysical Hacking Tools # Anof-cyber/APTRS - APTRS (Automated Penetration Testing Reporting System) is an automated reporting tool in Python and Django. The tool allows Penetration testers to create a report directly without using the Traditional Docx file. It also provides an approach to keeping track of the projects and vulnerabilities.\nCanarytokens.org - Canarytokens are a free, quick, painless way to help defenders discover they\u0026rsquo;ve been breached by having attackers announce themselves. These are digital honeypots you can configure on your own network.\nFlipperzero.one - Flipper Zero is a portable multi-tool for pentesters and geeks in a toy-like body. It loves hacking digital stuff, such as radio protocols, access control systems, hardware and more. It\u0026rsquo;s fully open-source and customizable, so you can extend it in whatever way you like. Check out more firmware options here\nHak5.org - Sells many hacking for wifi pentesting, hotplug attacks, implants, remote access field kits and more. Breakdown of multiple tools\nLAN Turtle – Covert “USB Ethernet Adapter” that provides remote access, network intelligence gathering, and MITM capabilities when installed in a local network.\nPoisontap – Siphons cookies, exposes internal (LAN-side) router and installs web backdoor on locked computers.\nUSB Rubber Ducky – Customizable keystroke injection attack platform masquerading as a USB thumbdrive.\nWiFi Pineapple – Wireless auditing and penetration testing platform.\nPenetration Testing Resources # Pentest Tools # Metasploit Unleashed - Free Offensive Security Metasploit course.\nMITRE’s Adversarial Tactics, Techniques \u0026amp; Common Knowledge (ATT\u0026amp;CK) – Curated knowledge base and model for cyber adversary behavior.\nOpen Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM) – Framework for providing test cases that result in verified facts on which to base decisions that impact an organization’s security.\nOpen Web Application Security Project (OWASP) – Worldwide not-for-profit charitable organization focused on improving the security of especially Web-based and Application-layer software.\nPenetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) – Documentation designed to provide a common language and scope for performing and reporting the results of a penetration test.\nPenetration Testing Framework (PTF) – Outline for performing penetration tests compiled as a general framework usable by vulnerability analysts and penetration testers alike.\nPENTEST-WIKI – Free online security knowledge library for pentesters and researchers.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nShellcode Examples – Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial – Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nXSS-Payloads – Ultimate resource for all things cross-site including payloads, tools, games and documentation.\nPenetration Testing Distributions # ArchStrike – Arch GNU/Linux repository for security professionals and enthusiasts.\nAttifyOS – GNU/Linux distribution focused on tools useful during Internet of Things (IoT) security assessments.\nBackBox – Ubuntu-based distribution for penetration tests and security assessments.\nBlackArch – Arch GNU/Linux-based distribution with best Hacking Tools for penetration testers and security researchers.\nFedora Security Lab – Provides a safe test environment to work on security auditing, forensics, system rescue and teaching security testing methodologies.\nKali – GNU/Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing Hacking Tools.\nNetwork Security Toolkit (NST) – Fedora-based bootable live operating system designed to provide easy access to best-of-breed open source network security applications.\nParrot – Distribution similar to Kali, with multiple architectures with 100 of Hacking Tools.\nPentoo – Security-focused live CD based on Gentoo.\nThe Pentesters Framework – Distro organized around the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES), providing a curated collection of utilities that eliminates often unused toolchains.\nDocker for Penetration Testing # docker pull kalilinux/kali-linux-docker docker pull owasp/zap2docker-stable docker pull wpscanteam/wpscan docker pull citizenstig/dvwa docker pull wpscanteam/vulnerablewordpress docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-6271 docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-0160 docker pull opendns/security-ninjas docker pull diogomonica/docker-bench-security docker pull ismisepaul/securityshepherd docker pull danmx/docker-owasp-webgoat docker-compose build \u0026amp;\u0026amp; docker-compose up docker pull citizenstig/nowasp docker pull bkimminich/juice-shop docker pull phocean/msf Penetration Testing Report Templates # Pentesting Report Template – lucideus.com template.\nPentesting Report Template – pcisecuritystandards.org template.\nPublic Pentesting Reports – Curated list of public penetration test reports released by several consulting firms and academic security groups.\nRansomware Recovery # Nomoreransom - Help detect what kind of ransomware encryption you’re affected by and free tools to unlock it, in many but not all cases. Reverse Engineering Tools # Binwalk – Fast, easy to use tool for analyzing, reverse engineering, and extracting firmware images.\nCapstone – Lightweight multi-platform, multi-architecture disassembly framework.\ndnSpy – One of the Hacking Tools to reverse engineer .NET assemblies.\nEvan’s Debugger – OllyDbg-like debugger for GNU/Linux.\nFrida – Dynamic instrumentation toolkit for developers, reverse-engineers, and security researchers.\nImmunity Debugger – Powerful way to write exploits and analyze malware.\nInteractive Disassembler (IDA Pro) – Proprietary multi-processor disassembler and debugger for Windows, GNU/Linux, or macOS; also has a free version, IDA Free.\nMedusa – Open source, cross-platform interactive disassembler.\nOllyDbg – x86 debugger for Windows binaries that emphasizes binary code analysis.\nPeda – Python Exploit Development Assistance for GDB.\nPlasma – Interactive disassembler for x86/ARM/MIPS. Generates indented pseudo-code with colored syntax code.\nPyREBox – Python scriptable Reverse Engineering sandbox by Cisco-Talos.\nRadare2 – Open source, crossplatform reverse engineering framework.\nrVMI – Debugger on steroids; inspect userspace processes, kernel drivers, and preboot environments in a single tool.\nVoltron – Extensible debugger UI toolkit written in Python.\nWDK/WinDbg – Windows Driver Kit and WinDbg.\nx64dbg – Open source x64/x32 debugger for windows.\nSecurity Courses # ARIZONA CYBER WARFARE RANGE – 24×7 live fire exercises for beginners through real world operations; capability for upward progression into the real world of cyber warfare.\nComputer Security Student – Many free tutorials, great for beginners, $10/mo membership unlocks all content.\nCTF Field Guide – Everything you need to win your next CTF competition.\nCybrary – Free courses in ethical hacking and advanced penetration testing. Advanced penetration testing courses are based on the book ‘Penetration Testing for Highly-Secured Environments’.\nEuropean Union Agency for Network and Information Security – ENISA Cyber Security Training material.\nOffensive Security Training – Training from BackTrack/Kali developers.\nOpen Security Training – Training material for computer security classes.\nSANS Security Training – Computer Security Training \u0026amp; Certification.\nSide-channel Tools # ChipWhisperer – Complete open-source toolchain for side-channel power analysis and glitching attacks. Social Engineering # Beelogger – Tool for generating keylooger.\nCatphish – Tool for phishing and corporate espionage written in Ruby.\nEvilginx – MITM attack framework used for phishing credentials and session cookies from any Web service.\nKing Phisher – One of the Hacking Tools for Phishing campaign toolkit used for creating and managing multiple simultaneous phishing attacks with custom email and server content.\nSocial Engineer Toolkit (SET) – Open source pentesting framework designed for social engineering featuring a number of custom attack vectors to make believable attacks quickly.\nSocial Engineering Framework – Information resource for social engineers.\nwifiphisher – Automated phishing attacks against WiFi networks.\nStatic Analyzers # Bandit – Security oriented static analyser for python code.\nBrakeman – Static analysis security vulnerability scanner for Ruby on Rails applications.\nCppcheck – Extensible C/C++ static analyzer focused on finding bugs.\nFindBugs – Free software static analyzer to look for bugs in Java code.\nSobelow – Security-focused static analysis for the Phoenix Framework.\nTransport Layer Security Tools # SSLyze – Fast and comprehensive TLS/SSL configuration analyzer to help identify security mis-configurations.\nTLS Prober – Fingerprint a server’s SSL/TLS implementation.\nTestssl.sh – Command line tool which checks a server’s service on any port for the support of TLS/SSL ciphers, protocols as well as some cryptographic flaws.\nTools, Lists, Tutorials etc. # AD Exploit guides - Detailed guide on methods to exploit Active Directory.\nAndroid Security – Collection of Android security-related resources.\nAppSec – Resources for learning about application security.\nAwesome Awesomness – The List of the Lists.\nC/C++ Programming – One of the main language for open source security tools.\nCTFs – Capture The Flag frameworks, libraries, etc.\nExploit Writing Tutorials – Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nForensics – Free (mostly open source) forensic analysis tools and resources.\nGB Hackers Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHackerone Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHacking – Tutorials, tools, and resources.\nHoneypots – Honeypots, tools, components, and more.\nInfoSec § Hacking challenges – Comprehensive directory of CTFs, wargames, hacking challenge websites, Penetration testing tools list practice lab exercises, and more.\nInfosec – Information security resources for pentesting, forensics, and more.\nJavaScript Programming – In-browser development and scripting.\nKali Linux Tools – List of Hacking tools present in Kali Linux.\nMalware Analysis – Tools and resources for analysts.\nNode.js Programming – Curated list of delightful Node.js packages and resources.\nPCAP Tools – Tools for processing network traffic.\nPenetration Testing Cheat Sheets – Awesome Pentest Cheat Sheets.\nPivoting and Tunneling Guide - Detailed guide on methods to exploit.\nPython Programming 1 – General Python programming.\nPython Programming 2 – General Python programming.\nPython tools for penetration testers – Lots of pentesting tools are written in Python.\nRuby Programming 1 – The de-facto language for writing exploits.\nRuby Programming 2 – The de-facto\nVirtual Machines Labs # CFTtime - Free capture the flag hacking games.\nMindMaps - Massive list of smaller sites that provide individual hacking challenges.\nPentesterlab - Free and paid Pentesting training with labs.\nSadcloud - Sadcloud is a tool for spinning up insecure AWS infrastructure with Terraform.\nVulnerability Hub - Free Virtual machines to hack, provided by the community.\nVulnmachines - A place to learn and improve penetration testing/ethical hacking skills for FREE. The labs consist of 100+ real world scenarios to practice the latest exploits and cutting edge hacking techniques.\nVulnerability Databases # Bugtraq (BID) – Software security bug identification database compiled from submissions to the SecurityFocus mailing list and other sources, operated by Symantec, Inc.\nCommon Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) – Dictionary of common names (i.e., CVE Identifiers) for publicly known security vulnerabilities.\nCXSecurity – Archive of published CVE and Bugtraq software vulnerabilities cross-referenced with a Google dork database for discovering the listed vulnerability.\nExploit-DB – Non-profit project hosting exploits for software vulnerabilities, provided as a public service by Offensive Security.\nFull-Disclosure – Public, vendor-neutral forum for detailed discussion of vulnerabilities, often publishes details before many other sources.\nInj3ct0r (Onion service) – Exploit marketplace and vulnerability information aggregator.\nMicrosoft Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Microsoft software.\nMicrosoft Security Bulletins – Announcements of security issues discovered in Microsoft software, published by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC).\nMozilla Foundation Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Mozilla software, including the Firefox Web Browser.\nNational Vulnerability Database (NVD) – United States government’s National Vulnerability Database provides additional meta-data (CPE, CVSS scoring) of the standard CVE List along with a fine-grained search engine.\nPacket Storm – Compendium of exploits, advisories, tools, and other security-related resources aggregated from across the industry.\nSecuriTeam – Independent source of software vulnerability information.\nUS-CERT Vulnerability Notes Database – Summaries, technical details, remediation information, and lists of vendors affected by software vulnerabilities, aggregated by the United States Computer Emergency Response Team (US-CERT).\nVulnerability Lab – Open forum for security advisories organized by category of exploit target.\nVulners – Security database of software vulnerabilities.\nZero Day Initiative – Bug bounty program with the publicly accessible archive of published security advisories, operated by TippingPoint.\nVulnerability Scanners # Nexpose – Commercial vulnerability and risk management assessment engine that integrates with Metasploit, sold by Rapid7.\nNessus – Commercial vulnerability management, configuration, and compliance assessment platform, sold by Tenable. Free for under 25 devices.\nOpenVAS – Free open source software implementation of the popular Nessus vulnerability assessment system.\nVuls – Agentless vulnerability scanner for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD, written in Go.\nWeb Exploitation # Autochrome – Easy to install a test browser with all the appropriate setting needed for web application testing with native Burp support, from NCCGroup.\nBlindElephant – Web application fingerprinter.\nBrowser Exploitation Framework (BeEF) – Command and control server for delivering exploits to commandeered Web browsers.\nBurp Suite – One of the Hacking Tools integrated platform for performing security testing of web applications.\nCommix – Automated all-in-one operating system command injection and exploitation tool.\nDVCS Ripper – Rip web accessible (distributed) version control systems: SVN/GIT/HG/BZR.\nEyeWitness – Tool to take screenshots of websites, provide some server header info, and identify default credentials if possible.\nFiddler – Free cross-platform web debugging proxy with user-friendly companion tools.\nFimap – Find, prepare, audit, exploit and even Google automatically for LFI/RFI bugs.\nFuzzDB – Dictionary of attack patterns and primitives for black-box application fault injection and resource discovery.\nGitTools – One of the Hacking Tools that Automatically find and download Web accessible .git repositories.\nKadabra – Automatic LFI exploiter and scanner.\nKadimus – LFI scan and exploit tool.\nLiffy – LFI exploitation tool.\nNoSQLmap – Automatic NoSQL injection and database takeover tool.\nOffensive Web Testing Framework (OWTF) – Python-based framework for pentesting Web applications based on the OWASP Testing Guide.\nSslstrip – One of the Hacking Tools Demonstration of the HTTPS stripping attacks.\nSslstrip2 – SSLStrip version to defeat HSTS.\nsqlmap – Automatic SQL injection and database takeover tool.\nTplmap – Automatic server-side template injection and Web server takeover Hacking Tools.\nVHostScan – A virtual host scanner that performs reverse lookups, can be used with pivot tools, detect catch-all scenarios, aliases and dynamic default pages.\nWeevely3 – Weaponized web shell.\nWebscreenshot – A simple script to take screenshots of list of websites.\nWhatWeb – Website fingerprinter.\nWappalyzer – Wappalyzer uncovers the technologies used on websites.\nwafw00f – Identifies and fingerprints Web Application Firewall (WAF) products.\nWordPress Exploit Framework – Ruby framework for developing and using modules which aid in the penetration testing of WordPress powered websites and systems.\nWPSploit – Exploit WordPress-powered websites with Metasploit.\nWeb Scanners # Arachni – Scriptable framework for evaluating the security of web applications.\nCms-explorer – Reveal the specific modules, plugins, components and themes that various websites powered by content management systems are running.\nNikto – Noisy but fast black box web server and web application vulnerability scanner.\nSecApps – In-browser web application security testing suite.\nWebReaver – Commercial, graphical web application vulnerability scanner designed for macOS.\nw3af – Hacking Tools for Web application attack and audit framework.\nWPScan – Hacking Tools of Black box WordPress vulnerability scanner.\nWapiti – Black box web application vulnerability scanner with built-in fuzzer.\nJoomscan – One of the best Hacking Tools for Joomla vulnerability scanner.\nACSTIS – Automated client-side template injection (sandbox escape/bypass) detection for AngularJS.\nWindows Utilities # Bloodhound – Graphical Active Directory trust relationship explorer.\nDeathStar – Python script that uses Empire’s RESTful API to automate gaining Domain Admin rights in Active Directory environments.\nEmpire – Pure PowerShell post-exploitation agent.\nFibratus – Tool for exploration and tracing of the Windows kernel.\nMagic Unicorn – Shellcode generator for numerous attack vectors, including Microsoft Office macros, PowerShell, HTML applications (HTA), or certutil (using fake certificates).\nMimikatz – Credentials extraction tool for Windows operating system.\nPowerSploit – PowerShell Post-Exploitation Framework.\nredsnarf – Post-exploitation tool for retrieving password hashes and credentials from Windows workstations, servers, and domain controllers.\nResponder – LLMNR, NBT-NS and MDNS poisoner.\nSysinternals Suite – The Sysinternals Troubleshooting Utilities.\nwePWNise – Generates architecture independent VBA code to be used in Office documents or templates and automates bypassing application control and exploit mitigation software.\nWindows Credentials Editor – Inspect logon sessions and add, change, list, and delete associated credentials, including Kerberos tickets.\nWindows Exploit Suggester – Detects potential missing patches on the target.\nWireless Network Hacking # Aircrack-ng – Set of Penetration testing \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list for auditing wireless networks.\nFluxion – Suite of automated social engineering based WPA attacks.\nKismet – Wireless network detector, sniffer, and IDS.\nReaver – Brute force attack against WiFi Protected Setup.\nWifite – Automated wireless attack tool.\n"},{"id":9,"href":"/health/","title":"Health","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Our food should be our medicine and our medicine should be our food.\u0026rdquo; - Hippocrates\nThe modern world is poisoning us. Big Ag, Big Pharma, social media, environmental pollution, EMFs are everywhere. Corporations and every level of our governments are complicit, and this trend doesnt seem to be slowing down. We need to take our health back into our own hands. By embracing traditional wisdom, and alternatives to mainstream health we can reclaim much of the health that modern society has been slowly destroying.\nReject modernity. Embrace Tradition.\nBioHacking Tools # AgelessBody - List of Biohacking tools and strategies\nAnyLuv Metal Glasses - Anyluv sells blue light blocking daytime and nighttime glasses with metal frames, so that you can minimize your light exposure without putting plastic on your face like most other blue light blocking glasses.\nBioHackerLabs Tools - Several different tools and resources. Net Carb Calc, Glucose Ketone Calc, Blood Sugar converter, Blue light testing.\nBluBlox - Cheaper Blue light blocking sunglasses\nBonCharge - Numerous products for sale. Include Blu light blocking, EMF Blocking, red light therapy etc. Products are bit pricey.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nEmr-Tek - Wide range of products. Inlcuding non plastic blue and yellow light blocking glasses. Iphone radiation blocking cases. Red light devices and more.\nOpal - App that blocks other apps. Social media can be addicting and can impact your productivity, but sometimes deleting it isn\u0026rsquo;t an option. Stop yourself from wasting time on social media during designated time frames with the Opal app.\nChips - Seed Oil Free # Seed oils are everywhere. New evidence shows that they are wildly toxic and heavily correlate with the increase in major chronic disease over the last 100 years. But Chips are also delicious so here\u0026rsquo;s a few options for seed oil free chips. Anti-Seed Oil Data\nBeefys Own - Beef tallow potato chips.\nMasa Chips - Organic nixtalized corn chips cooked in grassfed beef tallow. From the creators of the Shireapp. Accepts Bitcoin. Currently they are a bit pricey.\nRosies Chips - Beef tallow potato chips.\nSiete Foods - Family owned Mexican company that produces a wide range of seed oil free chips and other products. Primarily cooked in Avocado oil.\nClothing # Non Plastic, EMF Resistant and Grounded\nAll of these ideas may seem controversial to you. Here are some great resources to learn more about them. Grounding/Earthing , Microplastics , Guide on avoiding all plastics and toxic chemicals\nAJConsultingCompany - Non Plastic Alternatives\nBuffaloWoolCo - 100% buffalo/bison wool clothing.\nCottonique - GOTS Certified 100% Organic cotton products.\nEarth Runners - Earth Runners was created to rewild our lives in response to the typical modern domesticated lifestyle, which is causing numerous health, psychological and social issues. Grounded minimalist sandals.\nFindwool.com - Find 100% pure wool in your area.\nGrounded Shoes - Shoes that are discharged electricity from body via grounded shoes. Most(but not all) shoes are 100% leather and plastic free.\nHarvest and Mill - 100% organic cotton sheets, towels \u0026amp; more. 100% Sourced \u0026amp; Made in the USA.\nHemp Organic Life - Organic hemp products for all sorts of less common items such as: mattress covers, cushions, sleeping bags, soaps, socks, and even home and car seat covers.\nNatural Home - Natural home sells a wide mix of organic wool, cotton, linen, hemp furniture and much more.\nOddobody - 100% organic cotton underwear for woman.\nPeluva Shoes - Founded by liberty leaning nutrition expert Mark Sisson. Peluva aims to create shoes that allow you to move well in a more natural state.\nRawganique - Organic cotton, linen and Hemp clothing and accessories.\nRhizal Shoes - Grounded 100% leather shoes.\nThe Filtery - Aggregator for non plastic clothes and other household items.\nWoolshire - GOTS Certified 100% Organic locally sourced Cotton products. Organic sourcing is often not verified when it comes from other countries. At Woolshire it is verified.\nWyoming Based - American Wool company. Sells Beanies and Sweaters. Accepts Bitcoin. Manufactured in America. Anti-woke.\nCosmetics # Animal based and Non-Toxic\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Deodorant, Toothpaste, soap, etc\nCaptain Fishers - Balms and Hair serum using Tallow and other natural ingredients.\nClara And Fritz - Whipped tallow based sunscreen and other products\nDakota Tallow - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nFarrow.Life - Pork Lard based. Farrow is made in real time and in small batches to ensure super freshness and the highest quality.\nJKLM Farm - Small Batch Animal Fat Soap \u0026amp; Skincare Products. Includes bone marrow soap,bacon fat soap, hair paste and more.\nMeraki Blu - Meraki Blu and Tallow based supplements. Meraki Blu has been shown to help Energy, Focus, Short-Term and Long-Term Memory, Uplift Mood, Calm Anxiety, and be Anti-Aging focused.\nNoseToTail-BodyCare - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nVintage Tradition - Tallow Lip balms.\nWhite Oaks Home goods - White oaks also provides tallow and lard based cosmetics, candles etc.\nDental Health # Dental health has been an epidemic of malocclusion largely related the to quality of our food for thousands of years. This has led to mass issues with dental decay and improper facial development which leads to nasal breathing, which in turns leads to wisdom teeth problems and many other following health issues.Check out these resources to learn more: Weston A Price\u0026rsquo;s world wide study , Jaw Development , Breathing , General Dental Health\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Toothpaste and other products. Completely natural with no Fluoride.\nVanMan Shop - Toothpase made from eggshell and betonite clay. Shipped in glass containers. Offers other products as well.\nBite - Plastic free Vegan friendly toothpaste and other teeth related products, including bamboo tooth brushes and plastic free floss, all sold in non plastic containers.\nGreenzla - Bamboo plastic free tooth brushes.\nPlastic Free Dental Floss - Made from wheat instead of plastic for your flossing needs.\nMastique Chewing Gum - Often referred to as mastic gum, Mastique offers sugar free, seed oil and trans fat free Mastic gum for chewing to help build jaw strength and avoid jaw/wisdom teeth problems. Also comes with xylitol, coconut and natural mastic for extra teeth care. Doesn\u0026rsquo;t taste like regular gum, but ultimately its not bad tasting either.\nGreco Gum - Single ingredient mastic gum for increasing jaw strength. Made from resinous sap that seeps from the bark of the mastic tree (Pistacia lentiscus) and becomes crystallized.\nApolloGum - Single ingredient mastic gum with only a single ingredient. Offers a 21% discount if purchased in bitcoin.\nBiolight - A redlight device specifically for your mouth and teeth. Red light has shown tremendous health benefits across a wide spectrum. The Biolight can help to restore your oral microbiome. Company also provides many other redlight products.\nMewing App - An app from the creator of Mewing, that helps you do different mewing exercises designed to help strengthen your jaw with proper tongue posture, and help your face, jaw and teeth develop properly.\nEnvironmental Toxin Monitoring # Because Health - A nonprofit environmental health site that offers science-based tips and guides for buying safer cookware and dishes, uncontaminated foods, and nontoxic personal-care products—to help people live more healthfully.\nBreast Cancer Prevention Partners - An organization that provides information for reducing toxic exposures—in food packaging, cosmetics, and other everyday products—to protect people’s breast health and reproductive health.\nCHEM Trust - A website that offers terrific fact sheets about hazardous chemicals and their impacts on health, as well as news about chemical legislation in Europe (such as REACH).\nClearya - A browser plug-in and mobile app that help online shoppers make informed choices. Clearya automatically screens ingredient lists for chemicals of concern while shopping online, and assists in discovering safer alternatives. In parallel, the platform mines insights that serve environmental health scientists and advocacy groups.\nEnvironmental Defense Fund - A leading global nonprofit organization that promotes research related to preserving the health of both the environment and its populations, including humans.\nEnvironmental Health News - A publication of Environmental Health Sciences, a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental health issues, including climate change, the plastic pollution crisis, and harmful chemicals such as BPA.\nEnvironmental Working Group - A nonprofit dedicated to protecting human health and the environment. The group offers excellent Shopper’s Guides with scientifically based recommendations on choosing healthy consumer products (from cosmetics to cleaning products) and uncontaminated foods (including produce). The organization also offers a Healthy Living App with ratings of more than 120,000 food and personal-care products, to help consumers make the healthiest choices.\nMade Safe - A program that certifies safe brands of cosmetics, household products, apparel, bedding, and other products, after a rigorous screening and evaluation of ingredients and materials. Check out their new Healthy Pregnancy Guide.\nNational Resources Defense Council - An organization that works to safeguard the earth, including its air, water, people, plants, and animals, from pollution, chemicals, and other toxic effects.\nProgram on Reproductive Health and the Environment - Under the auspices of the University of California, San Francisco, this program offers valuable resources that can help minimize people’s exposure to reproductive toxins in everyday life.\nSafer Chemicals, Healthy Families - A coalition of organizations and businesses working to safeguard families from toxic chemicals in our homes, workplaces, schools, and in the products we use.\nSafer Made - An organization that invests in companies and technologies that eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals in consumer products and supply chains. Its newsletters highlight developments in phasing out certain chemicals and progress on other environmental issues.\nSilent Spring Institute - A scientific research organization dedicated to uncovering the links between environmental chemicals and human health. On the preventive front, the organization developed Detox Me, a free mobile app to help consumers reduce their exposure to toxic chemicals in their everyday surroundings.\nToxic Free Future - An organization that conducts original research on the complex science underlying different aspects of environmental health and advocates for the use of safer products, chemicals, and practices to ensure a healthier future.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFood Discovery Apps # Feed the People By the People - An organization dedicated to empowering farmers and ranchers across the country and cutting out middlemen to enable direct sales to customers. By decentralizing the food supply chain, they aim to put the power of food back in the hands of the people.\nGetRawMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area based off your zip code.\nGround Work Collective - Website that finds high quality farms and high quality soil.\nLabel Ferret - Label Ferret uses nutrition data from a variety of sources but nutrition data and ingredient labels change frequently so accuracy cannot be guaranteed. You can use this app to read ingredients and nutritional facts from a wide range of different products.\nLocal Fats: Website that that helps you find food providers that dont use seed oils. Includes locations all over the world. Locations are crowd sourced, so anyone can submit a new location they find.\nRealMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area.\nSeed Oil Rebellion - Website that provides education around seed oils and buying/food guides.\nSeed Oil Scout - App that helps you find restaurants and fast food providers that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App only works in IOS.\nSeed oil Free Restaurants - Website that lets you look up specific restaurants to see what oils they cook in and dont cook in.\nSeedy App - App that helps you find restaurants, fast food providers and products at grocery stores that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App is under construction. Old demo app only worked in IOS.\nShireapp - App that finds local high quality real foods. Includes multiple categories such as Seed oil free, regenerative, grass fed, organic, raw etc.\nHealth Funding Projects # Decentralized Health Fund - The Decentralized Health Fund looks to fund important but largely unprofitable research in regards to lesser known areas of health. The fund is working to collect and store money in BTC in order to give out grants to fund studies and projects around the dangers of EMF\u0026rsquo;s, the benefit of grounding, sunlight and other natural sources.\nNew Founding - New Founding is looking to raise funds to focus on \u0026ldquo;early-stage ventures where we can add exceptional value by leveraging our significant proprietary deal flow, our best-in-class intelligence of conservative consumer and institutional demand, and our connections within the right-wing ecosystem.\u0026rdquo; ‍\nHealthcare Alternative # Chronic Illness Recovery - An institute that focuses on healing from long term health issues caused by systemic inflammation and other modern causes.\nCrowdhealth - CrowdHealth is not an insurance company, but a platform \u0026amp; community that empowers you with a crowdfunding tool and a wealth of resources to efficiently manage your health care costs.\nCurehunter - Free service that catalogs most medical conditions and potential treatments. CureHunter is a fully integrated scientific search, data retrieval and analysis engine on the web that can read the entire US National Library of Medicine Medline Archive and automatically extract and quantify the evidence for successful clinical outcomes of all known drugs for all known human diseases.\nDPC Network - Find Direct Primary care Doctors near you.\nDpcare - Direct Primary Care (DPC) is an innovative alternative payment model improving access to high functioning healthcare with a simple, flat, affordable membership fee. No fee-for-service payments. No third party billing. The defining element of DPC is an enduring and trusting relationship between a patient and his or her primary care provider.\nDruglike - Druglike is a platform for democratizing the access, costs, and rewards of early-stage drug discovery. Druglike is building a decentralized computing network which provides resources for anyone looking to start or contribute to early-stage drug discovery projects. Unlike competitors, Druglike will be web-based and completely free to use.\nFree Market Medical Association - Free Market Medical Association helps find Market alternatives to healthcare, co-founded by the CEO of Oklahoma Surgery Center.\nOklahoma Surgery Center - Free Market for Surgery with full price transparency.\nRevero.com - Program that aims to evaluate and measure health metrics to get down to the real causes of your health issues, while using a nutritional and holistic approach.\nTrue Med - True Med helps facilitate acceptance of HSA and FSA money for individuals and companies. This can be used by or for any company that promotes better diet, exercise or other alternative forms of health.\nTWC.Health - Alternative healthcare to the mainstream pharma system. Also sells supplements. Co-founded by Dr. Peter McCullough.\nHigh Quality Meat # Organic, Grass Fed, Regenerative and Seed Oil Free Food\nAUPA Bar - The Chad of energy bars. High quality meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit. AUPA gives discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. Save an additional 5% with code word \u0026ldquo;liberty\u0026rdquo;\nEpic Provisions - One of the best and most convenient ways to access high quality meat in convenient packaging.\nForce of Nature - Another fantastic option for regenerative meat. Including Beef, Bison, Chicken, Elk, Venison, Wild Boar and more. Force of Nature is also unique in selling \u0026ldquo;Ancestral Blends\u0026rdquo; ground meat mixed with small amounts of organ meats for delicious ways to eat highly nutritious organ meats.\nJoyce-Farms - Another great regenerative source of meat. Provides a wide range of poultry, sausages and jerkies.\nMauinui Venison - Regenerative/sustainable raised deer. Axis deer are an invasive species in Maui and need to be kept in check to preserve the water and local plants/farms as there are no natural predators for the deer on Maui. Slightly pricey.\nMeatrition - A massive database in defense of all things Meat.\nNose to Tail - Regenerative and pastured raise meat, specifically focused on producing the best low PUFA raised mono-gastric animals like Chicken and Pork. Also sells Lamb.\nWhite Oak Pastures - One of the most respected regenerative farms around, practicing their idea of \u0026ldquo;radically traditionally farming\u0026rdquo;. White oaks sells several different kinds of meat, including, Duck, Goose, Guinea, Rabbit, Goat etc. White Oak has really pioneered the regenerative model and proofed its effective with a peer reviewed study\nWild Idea Buffalo - Another great option. Focuses primarily on buffalo but has several other great offers. Bison are only slaughtered in the field, never in a slaughterhouse.\nMedical Drugs Resellers # Buy medical drugs from third parties that may be in limited supply.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinal. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nContraband Cures - A list of alternative style medicines for several different conditions.\nContingency Medical - Emergency Antibiotic Kits, for Home or on the Go. Stay protected against Nausea, Vomiting, Strep Throat, UTIs, Diarrhea, Ear Infections, Sinusitis and more.\nDuration Health - The portable emergency room — Peace of mind for off-grid living and travel. Their doctors prescribe you life-saving medications before you need them. They ship them to you before your next adventure. Treat urgent medical issues anywhere — without finding a doctor or pharmacy.\nJase Medical - Emergency meds and Prescription drugs.\nMountain Rose Herbs - One of the best sources of organic herbs and alternative medicines.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nPurely Prepared Patriot - American company that sells Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and Fenbendazole.\nOSINT- Health and the Environment # Antennasearch.com - Track 5g Towers in your area.\nClimateViewerMaps - Track Real Time data of climate weather across the world including rainfall and UN Tracking of weather Modification projects.\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nSupplement Testing and Rankings # Consumerlab - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nLabdoor - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nVaccine and Medical Info # Just the Inserts - Just the Inserts is a collection of all vaccine and other medication related info from the official source. While much of this information is public, it is often obfuscated and difficult to find. Just the Inserts bring all of the safety related data to one convient place for you to check on what the actual side affects of vaccines and other medications are. "},{"id":10,"href":"/job-boards/","title":"Job Boards","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.\u0026rdquo; - Confucius\nWhy work for a company you hate? If you believe in liberty many of these companies hate you. Stop wasting your talents and your energy on them, and find something that advances your values.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale. Jobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin. Latium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase. Publish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens. Liberty and Crypto Related Job Boards # AnonFriendly - Don\u0026rsquo;t doxx yourself for work. Job boards for Anonymous workers. Bankless.Pallet - The best jobs in crypto and DeFi, curated by Bankless, for the Bankless Nation. New technical and non-technical job posts every week. BitcoinerJobs - Bitcoiner Jobs is the leading career site helping to build the emerging Bitcoin industry and the careers of Bitcoiners within it. Publicsq - Non-woke and conservative leaning job board. Talent Market - Talent Market’s mission is to promote liberty by providing talent for critical roles within the free-market nonprofit sector. Provide Free consulting for liberty focused non profits. No-Jab Job Boards # Based.Pro - Formerly \u0026ldquo;NoVaxMandate.org\u0026rdquo; Based.Pro has pivoted from its vax focus to help you connect with professionals, companies and institutions who share your values. Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types. Redballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or covid nonsense. Unjected - Dating board for people who have not had any of the Covid-19 Vaccines. Vaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status. "},{"id":11,"href":"/metrics/","title":"Metrics","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Freedom and Anti Freedom Metrics # “Just as Soviet managers responded by producing shoddy goods that met the numerical targets set by their overlords, so do schools, police forces, and businesses find ways of fulfilling quotas with shoddy goods of their own.” ― Jerry Z. Muller\nIn order to better understand the broader picture, data collection becomes essential. Data collection can be used to paint whatever narrative its collectors want. We must be aware of the actual data in order to interrupt the truth as it is, and not what politics wants it to be. Here are a list of metrics tracking different statistics directly related to rising tyranny in our world.\nAtlantic Council CBDCTracker - Tracks Country progress of (CBDC)Central Bank Digital Currency Implementation and testing\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nCDBC Tracker - A project by the Human Rights Foundation to track CDBC development worldwide.\nCriticalrace.org Track CRT and other forms of Wokeness in schools. Tracks Colleges and K-12. Tracks many of the specific actions taken at every school.\nDefendingEd - Tracking DEI/Wokism in Schools.\nFreedomHouse.org - Freedom Metric across the world, does not Track Covid.\nFreedominthe50states.org - Tracks the most Free US states in regards to a wide set of metrics, does not track covid freedoms. Provided by the Cato institute.\nFungibility-Graveyard - List of People who have been exposed and prosecuted for or while using Bitcoin due to lack of privacy\nHeritage World Freedom Index - Economic Freedom across the world\nICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nRootshq - Website that tracks different liberty groups and associations across America\nShadowstats - Tracks true levels of economics in America, Money supply, Inflation, GDP etc…\nUSDebtclock - Real time National Debt Counter.\nWashingtonPost Police Shooting DB - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states.\nWokeWagon - Tracks woke political appointees in government\nWorld Press Freedoms - Ranking of all countries in the world by freest to least free press.\n"},{"id":12,"href":"/money/","title":"Money","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" If you don’t believe it or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try and convince you. I am sorry. - Satoshi Nakamoto\nCrypto Currency, The greatest tool we have.\nFinancial privacy is largely being wiped away across the world, while governments simultaneously destroy the value of our currencies through inflation and sanctions. With the invention of Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto gave us what is probably the single greatest tool for freedom in the history of the world. With decentralized crypto currency we have the ability to fix our money and fix the world. While some people believe that all non bitcoin crypto currencies are a scam we do not agree. We believe in competition for all freedom tech. Bitcoin isn\u0026rsquo;t perfect and shouldn\u0026rsquo;t be treated as a religion. The best counterpoint to bitcoins imperfection is its inherent lack of privacy and its current difficulty with scaling. Monero provides the best and simplest use case for privacy and is a great alternative to bitcoin. Likewise we believe that other crypto projects may have real utility in pursuing freedom. That being said the crypto industry is absolutely saturated with scams and grifters. As always do your own research and invest carefully. Hold your own keys and continue your journey to being financially sovereign.\nAcquire Crypto # Atomic Swaps # Atomic Swaps are the future of Crypto Currency trading. Completely custody-less, heavily private, and generally uncensorable. Still very much in development. Learn more here.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nBasic Swap Dex - Atomic Swap DEX. No added fees. Installed locally. Currently in BETA.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nLiquiality - Atomic Swaps across multiple coins.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nUnstoppapleSwaps - Atomic Swap from BTC to Monero.\nDecentralized Exchanges # Decentralization is a spectrum. Many decentralized exchanges aren\u0026rsquo;t nearly as decentralized as they claim to be, but usually they are far more distributed than any centralized exchanges.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nFiat On Ramps (P2P) # Bisq - Buy and sell bitcoin for fiat (or other cryptocurrencies) privately and securely using Bisq\u0026rsquo;s peer-to-peer network and open-source desktop software. Bisq allows you to purchase your bitcoin using P2P Zelle transactions. No registration required.\nHodl Hodl - Anonymous P2P deals on your terms. Trade globally. Using any payment system. For any fiat currency. Bitcoin only. No registration required.\nLocal Monero - Local Monero makes it easy for you to connect with real people in the real world to buy and sell Monero with no KYC. Announced in May 2024 that they would be shutting down. No reason given, but this is likely due to regulatory pressure against other platforms like Samurai and Tornado cash.\nPeach Bitcoin - Peach allows users to purchase BTC in many different national currencies all P2P without KYC. Not currently available in the US.\nRetoSwap - Like Bisq but for Monero. Installed locally, it uses Monero and Tor for high level privacy.\nXMRGlobal - A monero focused p2p exchange for purchasing cryptocurrency via Zelle, ACH cash etc.\nNon-Custodial exchanges # Most exchanges are custodial, meaning you are required to leave crypto on their platform if you want to trade, or you purchase and they will hold on to it initially. Non-custodial exchanges will send your trades and purchases directly to wallets of your choosing.\nChangenow - Reliable non KYC exchange.\nChangelly - Not recommended at this time. Changelly does not require KYC for smaller transactions but they will sometimes implement KYC mid trade, forcing to KYC or lose your funds.\nCryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nEvonax - Established in 2016,Evonax operates as a non-custodial instant cryptocurrency exchange, ensuring that users’ funds are never held within the platform. Serving as an intermediary between cryptocurrencies and users, Evonax provides access to a diverse range of digital assets including Monero (XMR).\nFixedFloat - Good rates for crypto exchanges, does not currently allow US customer IP addresses. Does not require KYC.\nGodex.io - This exchange is a dependable tool for immediate conversions. It supports the conversion of over 300 cryptocurrencies into Monero, without any KYC requirements and it works in both directions, offering great flexibility.\nHoudini Swap - Privacy focused non custodial exchange.\nKYC vs No KYC list - A list of P2P Trading Platforms (i.e. P2P exchanges) for trading Bitcoin. Common payment methods include bank transfer, cash deposited in the seller\u0026rsquo;s bank account, in-person cash (face-to-face) trades as well as payment networks such as Zelle, Alipay, even Cash App and PayPal, for example. Some of these payment methods are more private than others. Typically, face-to-face, cash-by-mail, and US Postal Money Orders are among the most private methods available.\nKYCNotMe - Website that Tracks exchanges that don\u0026rsquo;t use KYC.\nMexc - Crypto trades without KYC. Currently blocked for US based IP addresses.\nNO KYC Only - Education on avoiding KYC and why its problematic.\nOrangeFren - Check many KYC-free services and find the one with the best offer for a wide variety of coins.\nSimpleSwap - Exchange multiple tokens without giving up custody. Requires an account. Offers cash back in their own token.\nSideShift - Shift between different layer 2 tokens. Includes tokens on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Polygoin.\nStealthEx - StealthEX is a non-custodial cryptocurrency exchange service that accepts Monero (XMR). The platform does not require users to create an account or share personal information. Additionally, funds are not stored on StealthEX; exchanges are conducted directly between wallets. At StealthEX, there are no upper limits for your exchanges — you can exchange any amount you desire. When it comes to minimum amounts, you only need to ensure you have enough to cover the network fees.\nSwapSwop - SwapSwop is an instant anonymous crypto exchange with a high level of security from SSL certificates on internal services to a multi-stage exchange procedure, which guarantees the safety of your assets and quick exchange for the desired cryptocurrency.\nTrocador - Privacy focused front end to push your transactions through non KYC exchanges.\nBusiness Directories # AirBTC - AirBNB for Bitcoiners.\nAgoristAcers - Purchase Seeds with Monero.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nAutoCoinCar - Purchase Luxury cars with Crypto - (UK Only).\nBeef Initiative - Purchase Regenerative/Grass fed beef with Crypto.\nBitcoin-P2P Marketplace - BTC sales.\nBitcoin-RealEstate - Purchase Real estate with crypto.\nBitcoin-only - The Ultimate guide to all things Bitcoin.\nBitcoin-only.com - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nBitejo - Massive List of companies that accept Monero and Bitcoin - Is now XMRBazzar.\nCarCoinMarket - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCompTIA Vouchers - CompTIA certs for Btc.\nCryptoCars - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCryptwerk - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nDirectory.BTCPayserver - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nGrowingSpaces - Buy Greenhouses with BTC.\nMonerica - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nMoneromarket - XMR trading platform with escrow. Start selling and buying today.\nOatManFarms - Purchase Oats for BTC.\nShopinBit - Purchase all sorts of items in BTC, only ships to UK currently.\nXMR Bazzar - A p2p shopping center for buying and selling services and goods in Monero. Built by Douglas Tumen, founder and host of the Monero Talk podcast.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale.\nJobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin.\nLatium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase.\nPublish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens.\nDAO and DEFI Tools # ApeBoard - Cross chain crypto monitoring Dashboard.\nCoin - Crypto portfolio account and crypto news aggregator.\nCow.fi - CoW Protocol finds the lowest price for your trade across all exchanges and aggregators, such as Uniswap and 1inch – and protects you from MEV, unlike the others.\nDAOStack - Project that helps you streamline the creation of your own DAO.\nDefiSafety - DEFI Security ratings.\nDefillama - The ultimate tracker for all things DEFI. Track Yield, transparency, NFTs, Stables, Hacks etc.\nDapps.com - Dapp rankings via marketcap.\nDextools - Cross Chain Defi and Cefi Dashboard.\nGhostfol - Multichain Dashboard, includes traditional stocks and ETF’s as well.\nHedgehog - Centralized Exchange Dashboard Management.\nRailgun - RAILGUN is a smart contract system that enables Zero-Knowledge Privacy for any on-chain dApp.\nRotki - An open source portfolio tracker, accounting and analytics tool that protects your privacy. Can be self hosted.\nTornado Cash - DO NOT USE IF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. Tornado cash is an Ethereum based coinjoin mixer that can be used to gain privacy on Ethereum. In August 2022 Tornado Cash was blacked listed by the US government and added to the OFAC list. While the front end website is no longer running you can still interact with the smart contract(this is by design). If you are a US citizen you risk criminal penalties for doing so. Alex Pertsev, was sentenced to five years in prison for his work on development of Tornado cash. It\u0026rsquo;s important to note that despite the shutdown by the US government, the Tornado Cash smart contract is still up and running, and is more less unstoppable as long as the Ethereum network continues to run. If you would like to support the legal defence fund you can so by checking out Justice DAO.\nDecentralized Nodes # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Avalanche and more.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nHandshake - Decentralized DNS. Handshake is an experiment on collaborating to create a decentralized network which results in a global allocation of names. Think of the handles or usernames you use on services such as social networks, and domain names identifying the URL for websites. Nearly all of these services were provided by trusted third parties which prevent the web from truly being decentralized. Handshake provides a means, including key management and server/service authentication, for decentralized web services to experiment.\nMonero Nodo - A full, unpruned, and dedicated hardware node comes equipped with Tor and I2P support, ensuring maximum privacy and security for your transactions. Manage your wallets effortlessly through the LWS Admin panel and enjoy the convenience of our built-in block explorer. The 5.5″ touchscreen allows you to control your node directly from the device, or you can access it from the web for added flexibility and full block explorer functionality. Mine Monero using P2Pool. Contribute to your privacy by running your own personal node while contributing to the Monero network.\nMyNodeBTC - Run Bitcoin nodes and lots of other Bitcoin applications, includes wallets, BTCPay Server, Lightning tools and Whirlpool and other privacy tools.\nPibode-XMR - Small Raspberry pi focused distro for Monero mining.\nPktCash - PKT is an ecosystem of apps that decentralize access to the internet. The mission is to get the next billion people online.\nThreefold - Decentralized Autonomous Internet Infrastructure. ThreeFold is a globally-distributed grid of storage, compute, and network capacity, acting as “no middleman” Internet resources between independent capacity providers and users.\nEducation and certifications # C4/Crypto Consortium - Offers certifications for BTC, Eth and crypto best practices.\nBlockchain-Council.org - Blockchain Council embraces Blockchain, AI, and Web3 with a range of certifications and training.\nChainalysis Certifications - The Chainalysis Cryptocurrency Fundamentals Certification (CCFC) credential is designed for those new to cryptocurrency. Whether you’re starting out on a career focused on crypto, or are coming across bitcoin as you run investigations, onboard new businesses or formulate cryptocurrency compliance policies, this is the place to begin.\nFund Raising # Giveth - Giveth is building a new way forward with its zero-fee, community-driven donation platform - leveraging the power of blockchain technology to connect on-the-ground projects with regenerative funding opportunities.\nGeyser.fund - Geyser is a bitcoin-native crowdfunding platform where you can fund project ideas with the support from global communities.\nHeo.Finance - Decentralized crowdfunding without borders. Help Each Other (HEO) is the first decentralized stablecoin-based crowdfunding platform that removes geographical and political limitations from fundraising. HEO platform is already live on Binance Smart Chain, Celo, Aurora, and Ethereum mainnets.\nKuno Media - Monero based crowd funding.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow institute works to help fund privacy and anti surveillance tech.\nOpen Sats - Open Sats Initiative, Inc. (EIN 85-2722249) is a 501(c)(3) public charity which aims to fund Bitcoin-related free and open-source projects and associated education and research initiatives. Open Sats focuses on no strings attached Bitcoin(only) and freedom tech donations.\nStacks.org - The mission of the Stacks project is to enable a better internet through decentralized apps. To do it, they’re expanding the Bitcoin economy and enabling more functionality as a Bitcoin layer.\nTen31 - Ten31 is the leading bitcoin-focused investor and partner of choice to companies building technology and infrastructure for the bitcoin ecosystem, as well as complementary freedom-oriented technologies including open source software, AI and nostr.\nMerchant Services # Align Pay - AlignPay never picks sides on any issue and is proud to facilitate a welcoming place where people, organizations, campaigns, and merchants can interact in a healthy, open, and legal way.\nParallel Economy - Censorship-Resistant payment processing backed by Conservative Commentator Dan Bongino.\nRevere Payments - A Christian merchant services provider that offers a wide range of solutions for businesses in a variety of industries, including e-commerce, retail, restaurant, firearms, religious, political, CBD, and non-profit. We’re using the same innovative technology as our parent company, Metrics Global, to bring seamless, secure online payments to any industry.\nSecond Amendment Processing - 2nd Amendment processing helps you protect yourself and your business from being censored for your political views or other forms of wrong think.\nOsint for Crypto # AMLBot - Founded in 2019, AMLBot Online assessment of crypto addresses and transactions, founded in 2019 by a team of RegTech specialists in accordance with FATF international recommendations. Offers both free and non-free services.\nClarks Dashboard - A comprehensive list of all BTC Data. Includes Block times, price data, Side chain data, mining etc.\nDeveloperReports - Tracks the current amount of developers on Crypto projects.\nMonero Garden - A complete introduction and walkthrough on all the technical specifics of Monero.\nMonero Inflation - Tracks potential inflation or flaws in the Monero Protocol. Due to Monero\u0026rsquo;s privacy proper auditing can be difficult.\nMonero Observer - News aggregator for all things monero.\nMoneroj.net - Tracks the Monero mining hash rate across all miners.\nMonero.Eco - Graphical interface for the entire Monero Ecosystem.\nMiningPoolStats - Track all data across mining pools for all sorts of crypto projects. Organized primarily by what type of hash algorithm each blockchain uses.\n[Monerowatch](https://monerowat.ch - A monero blockchain explorer. While Monero doesnt have a tradational blockchain explorer we can track block times and size. Along with hash rate and other useful metrics.\nOXT.me - OXT is a tool designed for Exploratory Blockchain Analysis of the bitcoin ledger. OXT is the \u0026lsquo;Other exploration Tool\u0026rsquo; and it should become the \u0026lsquo;Open eXploration Tool\u0026rsquo; in the future.\nStable Pulse - Get a clear, accurate, minimally filtered view of the stablecoin ecosystem.\nThe Monero Moon - The ultimate newsletter for all things Monero.\nTheGraph.com - Crypto Database API Tools.\nTimechainstats.com - BTC Chain API data.\nTrack Bitcoin Nodes - Tracks total Bitcoin nodes.\nTrack Bitcoin Treasuries - Tracks the public Bitcoin Wallets of major corporations and governments.\nTrack Ethereum Nodes - Tracks total Ethereum nodes.\nDefi Lama StablecoinData - Stable coin data across chains.\nPrivacy Software # Bokuto Monero Node - Open source fork of Ronin Dojo’s Bakuto project that allows for a full node Monero wallet.\nBorder Wallets - Border Wallets is a website that helps you strategize on how best to memorize your wallet seed phrase. This can be useful if you need to cross a border, or have a particularly high threat model.\nGupax - Gupax is a GUI for mining Monero on P2Pool using XMRig.\nJam - Jam is a graphical user interface for JoinMarket, and while obviously related, is a separate project developed by a separate set of people.\nJoinMarket-Org - JoinMarket is software to create a special kind of bitcoin transaction called a CoinJoin transaction. Its aim is to improve the confidentiality and privacy of bitcoin transactions. With the shutdown of Samurai wallet, and the withdrawal of the not recommended service Wasabi from the US, Join Market is now one of the only privacy tools for Bitcoin.\nPinode - Monero OS for running full Monero Nodes on Pi’s, Rockpros and Odroids.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nSilent Payments - Silent Payments make receiving Bitcoin easier than ever while preserving your privacy. Silent Payments allow you to create a single, static address to share with friends, use for donations, or post for tips without sacrificing privacy. When someone wants to send you a payment, they use the unique public key that is a part of your Silent Payment address, combine it with the public keys of the outputs they want to send and generate a unique, one-time address that looks on-chain just like any other Taproot address.\nXMRVSBeast - P2Pool Bonus Hash Rate Raffle for people providing Monero Hash.\nSocial Media # Coinpayments.net - Purchase Social media followers with Monero.\nEchoIn - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here.\nFountain - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nMinds - Minds is an open-source social networking service that promotes free speech, privacy, and transparency.\nOshi - Oshi is a powerful marketing and rewards platform built to replace stars, punch cards, and coffee points with something that people really want - Bitcoin.\nOrange Pill App - Bitcoin dating and friend finder.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.ps://www.minds.com/) - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nSpeculative Projects # DarkFi - DarkFi is a new Layer 1 blockchain, designed with anonymity at the forefront. It offers flexible private primitives that can be wielded to create any kind of application. DarkFi aims to make anonymous engineering highly accessible to developers. Backed by noted Crypto Anarchist Amir Taaki.\nFedimints - While still largely theoretical, Fediments is based off the original 1980\u0026rsquo;s concept of Chaumian Ecash, that would essentially provide federated mints built on top of Bitcoin, with high levels of privacy. Two implementations of this concept are Cashu and Umint. These are still in active development. One potential problem with this is legal pressure due to potential classification of these services as unlicensed money transmitters, much like how Samurai Wallet and potentially custodial lightning services are being targeted.\nFreedom Dollar - Freedom Dollar is a private, censorship-resistant stablecoin protocol built on Zano. Stable coins are a useful but sometimes risky project, as they are supposed to maintain their price point with a fiat asset like the dollar.\nHaveno - Haveno aims to be a crypto on ramp much like Bisq that uses Monero instead of Bitcoin as the base payment option. Haveno will utilize TOR and p2p trades, while never taking custody of your funds.\nPirate Chain - Launched in 2018 with the primary goal of being the most private and secure digital currency, Pirate Chain strives to protect the financial privacy of every user in the world. Pirate Chain achieves this by employing the strongest and most acclaimed privacy protocol in the industry, and couples this with an unassailable strategy implementation. Pirate vs Monero Breakdown\nSerai DEX - Largely created in response to Thorchain\u0026rsquo;s choice to not integrate Monero, the Serai Dex works much like the Thorchain DEX, providing coin trading between different native coins using liquidity pools funded by users for small rewards.\nZano - An ambitious project that offers the privacy of Monero for regular transactions, including all projects built ontop of its network. Additionally offers alias addresses so you can associate a wallet address with a name, much like how DNS works for IP addresses. Offers escrow services and Iconic swaps as an alternative to Atomic Swaps. Also allows for building dApps on chain as well.\nSpending Options # Bill Pay # Bitrefill Credit Card Service - Service to pay off Credit Card for multiple providers. Requires KYC. Currently disabled for Americans, but hopefully will be returning. This service does require KYC, but they do offer other services that do not.\nDoctorSim - Top up or recharge any prepaid phone in over 200 countries instantly and securely with doctorSIM.\nSpritz.Finance - Focuses on bill pay, secured payments, automated payments etc. Uses Web 3. Requires an account. Currently in closed Beta.\nCredit Cards # 2Fiat - A new platform that lets you instantly convert Bitcoin, Monero, USDT or any crypto to fiat and make purchases online or in store.\nAbine - An alternative credit card masking service. Abine has similar features, virtual cards up to 500$ for individual vendors. But Abine also offers other privacy services like phone masking, email masking and more. Abine does not have a free tier unlike privacy.com.\nBitpay - Preloaded Bitpay card that lets you spend your Bitcoin.\nDashDirect - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including DASH. Dash Direct phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with DASH for discounts from hundreds of vendors. No KYC Required.\nDoNotPay - DoNotPay is a consumer rights company that helps you fight corporations and beat bureaucracy. They offer a wide range of services, including bill pay, credit card management, and more.\nEzzocard - Anon cards can be purchased via crypto. Charges a decent markup.\nKlutchCard - Service that provides several management and privacy features for your bank account. Klutch gives you unlimited Virtual cards, a physical card without your name on the front, and the ability to manage your spending transactions in depth all while still earning cash back. Does require KYC information and a good credit score though. Another downside, there is currently no way to pay off your balance other than to link your account via ACH and routing number.\nLaso.Finance - A bit pricey. Virtual Credit card with no KYC card that allows for spends of over 1K anywhere in the world. Currently uses Metamask for stable coins only. Monero support coming soon.\nPayWithMoon - Virtual Cards with no KYC funded by lightning based Bitcoin transactions. You can create as many virtual cards as you want, but cards are limited in amounts of 1000$. These cards do not currently work outside of the United States. Used to provide full pre-paid credit cards only offers gift cards now.\nPrivacy.com - The primary method for Credit Card Privacy. By linking your bank account to your Debit card, you can create virtual privacy focused cards that only work for one vendor at a time. This prevents your Debit card from being used in the event of a vendor data breach. Virtual cards are easily deletable. Downsides are that you start with 500$ per card limits for virtual cards. And there is the privacy concern of sharing your bank data with a third party. Please use our affiliate link when signing up. To get an extra $5 dollars on sign up.\nUquid - Virtual card for crypto, only works through Binance or wallet connect compatible wallets, for a wide range of gift card services.\nX1 - Similar to Klutch. Control subscriptions and keep your details private with disposable card numbers.donotpay.com/learn/virtual-credit-card-generator/) - Free Virtual Credit Card Generator for signing up for trial services. Do not Pay also works to create an AI focused response to many asymmetrical problems of society like fighting back against parking tickets or social media de-platforming with automated and proven methods of remediating these issues.\nGift Cards # Egifter - Buy and send premium gift cards for a wide range of services. Offers points per purchases. Gyft - Gift cards for over 200 vendors. Coinsbee - Does Phone Top ups. Bitrefill - Gifts cards and other services. Coincards - giftcards available in multiple countries, Coincards has everything you could possibly need to live your life with crypto! Offers Phone Top ups and accepts Monero. Stealths - Monero first Gift card sales. No KYC Required. Wallets # Bitcoin Wallets # Ashigaru - A new fork of Samurai Wallet without the coinjoin services. As this is new untested its recommended not to put large amounts of BTC on here just yet.\nCasa - Self custody wallet with built in Multi-sig for security and inheritance built in so that your assets aren\u0026rsquo;t lost in the event of death. Only takes Bitcoin and Ethereum.\nCold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nElectrum Wallet - Founded in 2011 Electrum is one of the oldest, simplest and most trusted Bitcoin Only wallets in the game. With a simple interface that has been forked by many other blockchain projects Electrum has everything you need to store and use your bitcoin easily and securely.\nSamurai Wallet - A modern bitcoin wallet hand forged to keep your transactions private your identity masked and your funds secured. Samurai Wallet is a mobile only wallet that is built to work with the Ronin Dojo Full node and Whirlpool privacy coinjoins. Completely Open Source. Mobile only wallet. In April 2024 Samurai Wallet was shutdown by the US government and the founders of the wallet arrested. While the wallet still works if installed, the Whirpool coinjoin features have since been disabled. You can donate to the Samurai defense team here You can also find a list of Public Dojo Clones to use at Dojobay\nSparrow Wallet - Sparrow is a Bitcoin wallet for those who value financial self sovereignty. Sparrow’s emphasis is on security, privacy and usability. Sparrow does not hide information from you - on the contrary it attempts to provide as much detail as possible about your transactions and UTXOs, but in a way that is manageable and usable. Completely Open Source. Desktop only wallet. Following the arrest of the Samurai Wallet Devs, the Whirlpool privacy features were removed from the wallet.\nHardware Wallets # Cold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nFoundationDevices - Foundation builds the Passport hardware wallet which is an airgapped wallet hardware device. Passport has no direct connection with the outside world – no USB data and no wireless communications. Instead, Passport uses a camera and QR codes for communication. This provides hardcore, airgapped security without sacrificing usability.\nLedger - NOT RECOMMENDED. While Ledger has a long history in the space of supporting multiple coins. Ledger is close sourced. Ledger has recently come under for fire for creating a backup policy that lets you back up your keys to Ledgers cloud providers, which means that your private keys could be susceptible to third party pressures on the key holders. Also Ledger was caught sending customer data to several different third parties.\nMonero Signer - Monero Signer is a hardware signing device equipped with a camera that allows you to sign transactions offline via QR-Code. Monero Signer also allows you to generate seeds, passphrases and addresses. All this while being completely offline. Software updates are done air-gapped using a micro SD card.\nSeedsigner - Open source hardware signing device that uses raspberry pi zero which reduces possibility of interception. Does not store your coins, is only a security focused device for signing/approving transactions. Bitcoin only.\nTrezor - One of the older hardware wallets around. Trezor is Fully open source and is one of the few wallets to also support multiple coins.\nLightning Wallets # Phoenix Wallet - Utilizing the lightning network can still be quite difficult, which Phoenix aims to help solve. At first glance, Phoenix doesn\u0026rsquo;t look different from your typical Bitcoin wallet. The difference is that Phoenix runs natively on Lightning. Phoenix takes care of everything under the hood and you will barely notice anything, except that your payments are faster and cheaper. Mobile only wallet. Monero Wallets # Anonero - Anonero is privacy focused phone wallet that only supports Monero, while incorporating other privacy features like, encrypted backups, airgapped transactions mandatory TOR connections. You can only access this app over TOR.\nFeather Wallet - Feather is a free, open-source Monero wallet for Linux, Tails, macOS and Windows. It is written in C++ with the Qt framework. Monero can be difficult to use in many cases to the highly technical and private nature of the coin, which is why the simplicity of feather wallet is so necessary. Feather Wallet can installed or run as a standalone application, making it easily parable with something like Tails OS for the ultimate privacy combo.\nMonero Subscription Wallet - Wallet that allows you to set subscriptions of regularly recurring payments that you would like to send.\nMyMonero - The simplest way to use the next-generation private digital currency Monero, at the sweet spot between security, convenience, and features. Not a full node wallet. You need to trust another node to run this wallet. These wallets share your private view key with a remote server, which continuously scans the blockchain looking for your transactions. They are faster to use, but your privacy can be lessened if you don\u0026rsquo;t control the remote server.\nRinoWallet - Online Monero multisig wallet. Non-custodial and offers 2FA protection.\nMulti Chain Wallets # CakeWallet - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including Monero. Cakewallet phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with Monero for discounts from hundreds of vendors. Supports Monero. No KYC Required. Mobile and desktop wallet. Open Source.\nExodus Wallet - One of the best wallets for holding multiple coins. With a beautiful interface that shows you long term internal price data, built in protocol level staking, coin swaps between hundreds of coins and many other features. Exodus is one best crypto wallets bar none. While it has ended support for Monero as it was a technical challenge to support it. Exodus is NOT Open source. Desktop and mobile.\nStack Wallet - Non Custodial multi coin wallet. Open Source. Has built in exchange functionality. Comes with \u0026ldquo;Duress mode\u0026rdquo; that lets you prepare a fake wallet in case you are physically threatened. Comes with built auto back ups, in wallet crypto swapping and more. Allows you to easily point at your own full node. Supports monero. Desktop and Mobile.\nWallet Recovery # Bitcoin Recovery CO - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nCryptoRecovers - Helping people regain access to their lost Bitcoin wallets since 2019.\nDatarecovery.com - Specializes in cryptocurrency recovery services, providing expert assistance to individuals and businesses who have lost access to their digital assets.\nDriveSavers - Specializes in recovering lost cryptocurrency and compromised wallets from all types of software and hardware wallets.\nEasyRecovery - Professional Bitcoin wallet recovery services can assist with password recovery, private key extraction, and damaged device repair to restore access to your Bitcoin.\nKeychainX - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nProfessional Crypto Recovery - Crypto recovery service that can help you recover your lost coins today.\nRecoverLostBitcoin - Expert crypto recovery services, including private key reconstruction, wallet and scam recovery.\nRecoverMyCryptoWallet - Can recover lost passphrases, missing seed words and forgotten passwords.\nWallet Recovery Service - Can recover lost crypto from all types of wallets.\n"},{"id":13,"href":"/organizations/","title":"Organizations","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The State is, and always has been, the great single enemy of the human race, its liberty, happiness, and progress.\u0026rdquo; - Murray Rothbard\nLiberty Organization that fight for different facets of all things related to liberty.\nAnti ESG Orgs # StriveFunds - Investment firm to counter ESG narrative from Blackrock and Vanguard. Strive specifically rejects the idea of Stakeholder capitalism. Started by author and presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. Antiwar # Antiwar.com - Since the mid 90\u0026rsquo;s Antiwar.com has been one of not the most important and consistently antiwar voices. With reporting on wars all over the globe for a liberty perspective, antiwar.com covers every aspect of the global wars.\nBitcoin For Peace - Accelerate World Peace Through Bitcoin Adoption. The vision of Bitcoin For Peace is to live in world where ALL life co-thrives in harmony. With the current corrupt fiat system, that vision can never happen. Bitcoin is a peaceful revolution.\nConcerned Veterans for America - CVA and its grassroots army will look to defend VA reforms and expand health care options for veterans, rethink America’s foreign policy to promote long-term prosperity, and encourage action to foster a more secure financial future for our country.\nDefend the Guard - An organization that works to reclaim constitutional authority. Defend the Guard legislation would prohibit a state’s National Guard units from being deployed into active combat without a formal declaration of war by Congress, as provided by the U.S. Constitution.\nFood Not Bombs - Food Not Bombs started in 1980. They work to provide healthy vegetarian food to starving Americans. Leftwing organization.\nStopWar.org - Stop the War was founded in September 2001 in the weeks following 9/11, when George W. Bush announced the “war on terror”. Stop the War has since been dedicated to preventing and ending the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and elsewhere. Comes from a leftwing perspective.\nThe Libertarian Institute - Founded by Scott Horton. LI focuses on many issues with a large focus on antiwar. LI has a lot of cross over with Antiwar.com.\nTheGrayZone - The Grayzone is an independent journalistic initiative that does not receive funding from any government or government-backed group or individual. The Gray Zone primarily reports on antiwar civil rights issues from a left wing perspectives.\nWeAreNotYourSoldiers - Antiwar Non-profit feature former soldiers that publicly talk about their horrible experiences during war.\nAntiWoke Advocacy # ActionPDE - PDE Action is a nonpartisan advocacy group working to reclaim public schools through engagement with school boards \u0026amp; state legislatures.\nDefendingEd - Parents Defending Education is a national grassroots organization working to reclaim our schools from activists imposing harmful agendas.\nExit Group - Group that helps users exit from woke/corporate life and build businesses to create separate revenue streams\nFairForAll - A nonpartisan organization dedicated to advancing civil rights and liberties for all Americans, and promoting a common culture based on fairness, understanding, and humanity. Specifically rejects woke ideas and believes in actual equality for all people.\nHeterodox Academy - Heterodox Academy (HxA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit membership organization of thousands of faculty, staff, and students committed to advancing the principles of open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement to improve higher education and academic research. Focuses heavily on Colleges.\nInstitute for Liberal Values - As a non-partisan and non-sectarian consortium focused on the promotion of individual freedom, rights, and liberty in everyday life, the Institute for Liberal Values provides the skills and support required to build community where there has been division, encourage free expression where there has been censorship, and foster optimism where there is fear.\nNew Discourses - Education on all things critical theory. Eduation and debunking of Marxism, Progressive and all forms of critical theory. IE Critical Race Theory, Queer Theory, etc. Founded by James Lindsey.\nClimate Change Pushback # Copenhagen Consensus - The Copenhagen Consensus Center is a think tank that researches and publishes the smartest solutions to the world\u0026rsquo;s biggest problems. Our studies are conducted by more than 300 economists from internationally renowned institutions, including seven Nobel Laureates, to advise policymakers and philanthropists how to achieve the best results with their limited resources.Founded by climate change debunker and educator Bjorn Lomborg.\nEnvironmental Progress - Environmental Progress (EP) was founded in 2016 with the mission of achieving nature, peace and prosperity for all. We believe everyone has a right to affordable energy, a healthy planet, and urban environments that enable citizens to thrive. Our strategy has been to organize grassroots movements to defend these rights, and to fund research into why they are threatened. Founded by free speech advocate and Journalist Michael Shellenberger.\nHeartland.org - The Heartland Institute is a nonprofit organization that focuses on issues in education, environmental protection, health care, budgets and taxes, and stopping Socialism.\nIndustrial Progress - For the last 40 years, so-called environmentalists have held back industrial progress around the world. That\u0026rsquo;s why Idustrial Progress helps the industry fight for its freedom, with new ideas, arguments, and policies that will improve our economy and our environment. Founded by Fossil Fuels advocate Alex Epstein.\nPerc.org - The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) explores how aligning free market incentives for environmental stewardship produces sustainable outcomes for land, water, and wildlife.\nSavory.Global - Fights against climate change approved opinion by using regenerative farming practices of holistic land management. Provides real alternative solutions to mainstream climate fear mongering.\nDrug Freedom # Drug Policy Alliance - The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the leading organization in the U.S. working to end the drug war. Encryption and censorship # Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) - The largest organization that fights for Internet and Digital Freedom. Based out of the US.The EFF puts out several of the best digital freedom tools, including HTTPS Everywhere, Privacy Badger and Certbot.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFree resources Physical and Digital # Art For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nLeadership Institute - Liberty focused training provided in person and virtual. Training is offered for a wide range of topics, including, activism campaigns, fundraising and more.\nLibertarianism.org - Free ebooks from a Cato/Bluepilled perspective. Still some solid content overall.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - Free liberty starter kits for applicants. Including books small grants and more. Primarily aimed at students.\nTechsoup.org - Free Tech for non-profits.\nLegal Advocacy # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nCoin Center - Based in D.C., Coin Center is the leading non-profit research and advocacy center focused on the public policy issues facing cryptocurrency and decentralized computing technologies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Their mission is to defend the rights of individuals to build and use free and open cryptocurrency networks: the right to write and publish code – to read and to run it. The right to assemble into peer-to-peer networks. And the right to do all this privately.\nDeFi Education Fund - The DeFi Education Fund (DEF) explains decentralized finance (DeFi) to policymakers around the world and advocates for policies welcoming of decentralized financial infrastructure.\nFire - Since its founding more than two decades ago as the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, FIRE has become the nation’s leading defender of fundamental rights on college campuses through our unique mix of programming, including student and faculty outreach, public education campaigns, individual case advocacy, and policy reform efforts. In 2022, FIRE changed its name to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and announced an expansion initiative into off-campus free speech advocacy and legal defense.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nInstitute for Justice - IJ is a nonprofit, public interest law firm. Their mission is to end widespread abuses of government power and secure the constitutional rights that allow all Americans to pursue their dreams.\nJusticeDao- A DAO specifically dedicated to helping the legal defense of the developers of Tornado Cash, an Ethereum based privacy service that was takedown by government action.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nPacific Legal Foundation - Pacific Legal Foundation is a national nonprofit legal organization that defends Americans from government overreach and abuse. PFL specifically focuses on Property Rights, Equality and Opportunity and Separation of Powers. ^1,2^\nPeer-To-Peer Rights Fund - The P2P Rights Fund is a project housed within the Bitcoin Policy Institute, a 501(c)3 think tank. An advisory board including open-source developers, human rights activists, and lawyers oversees the fund’s activities. P2P Focuses on protection of Open-Source Software under the First Amendment.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nStand With Crypto - Stand With Crypto, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, champions for clear, common-sense regulations for the crypto industry. We\u0026rsquo;re mobilizing the 52 million crypto owners in the US - a demographic that is younger (60% Gen-Z and Millennials) and more diverse (41% identify as racial minorities) than the general US population - to unlock crypto\u0026rsquo;s innovation potential and foster greater economic freedom.\nThe Crypto Lawyers - Much like Coin Center Crypto Lawyers provide legal advocacy for Bitcoin freedom. They offer services in regards to Litigation, NFT, DEFI, IP, Compliance, and Forensic Investigations.\nMeetups, Education and Training # Americas Future - America’s Future empowers young people to be active, civil, and curious citizens who build freer communities that lead to fulfillment, dignity, and happiness for all.We’re working toward a time in America where young people collaborate to drive change in their communities – change that equips the individual to build a free and happy life. America’s Future offers rising generations opportunities for networking, mentoring, leadership and community engagement through our national network and extensive array of programming.\nArt For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nFreedom Works - A longstanding political orginization that has traditionally leaned republican. Recently though they\u0026rsquo;ve rebranded to target smaller liberty focused groups in order to help educated and advocate for freedom and change in public policy.\nLeadership Institute - Founded in 1979 by its president, Morton C. Blackwell, LI provides training in campaigns, fundraising, grassroots organizing, youth politics, and communications. The Institute teaches conservatives of all ages how to succeed in politics, government, and the media.The Institute offers more than 50 types of training schools, workshops, and seminars; a free employment placement service; and a national field program that trains conservative students to organize campus groups.\nLiberty on the Rocks - Liberty on the Rocks is a non-profit grass roots libertarian organization designed to educate, connect, and activate liberty enthusiasts around the world. Through local chapters and events, citizens and activists throughout the country can increase the size of their networks, enhance their understanding of economics and the philosophy of freedom, widen their knowledge of local and national educational outlets, and increase their opportunities for involvement. Official Partner of Liberty Tools\nLiberty Seeds - The largest directory of liberty-minded organizations, events, and more.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - SFL is not a top down, chapter based, or membership organization. Instead SFL functions as a network of pro-liberty students from a wide diversity of locations and backgrounds. SFL does sometimes take the more blue pilled approach.\nWe Are Change - We Are Change is a nonpartisan, independent media organization comprised of individuals and groups working to expose corruption worldwide.Founded by Luke Rudkowski, We Are Change is comprised of independent journalists, concerned citizens, activists, and anyone who wants to shape the direction our world is going in. We seek to expose the lies of governments and the corporate elite who constantly trash our humanity. Their goal is to create a community of truth-seekers and peacemakers who share a commitment to nonviolent action.\nYoung Americans for Liberty - Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) is the most active and effective pro-liberty youth organization advancing liberty on campus. Our four-step mission is to identify, educate, train, and mobilize youth activists to make liberty win. YAL maintains many chapters across college campuses all over the US.\nYou are the Power - You Are The Power is a membership-based nonprofit that is founded and run by Spike Cohen. They work with activists and organizations in all 50 states, using localized, single-issue activism to set communities free, restore individual rights, take the power away from government and put it back in the hands of the people.\nPress Freedoms # Committee to Protect Journalists - The Committee to Protect Journalists is an independent, nonprofit organization that promotes press freedom worldwide. They defend the right of journalists to report the news safely and without fear of reprisal.\nInternational Press Institute - Their mission is to defend media freedom and support independent journalism wherever they are threatened. Also tracks press freedoms in regards to Covid restrictions.\nReporters Without Borders - Reporters Without Borders tracks press freedoms across the world.\nPolice Reform and Monitoring # 8 Can\u0026rsquo;t Wait - 8 Cant Wait is a campaign to bring immediate change to police departments by encouraging the adoption of 8 specific policies.\nAdopt a Cop - Adopt A Cop BJJ is a nonprofit, donation based program and registered 501(c)3 that allows active duty patrolling police officers around the country to train at any Adopt A Cop BJJ affiliated academy and will pay 100% of the officer’s membership until they reach the rank of Blue belt. Blue belt is the second ranked belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and on average it takes around 12 to 18 months to obtain. Police officers are much less likely to both get injured and to injure suspects if they are trained in BJJ as evidenced by this Case Study.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nOpen-archive - App for saving and sharing files for whistleblowers and videos of police etc\nThick Red Line - A project of Art of Liberty, TRL is an effort to restore respect for law enforcement by abolishing victimless crime.\nWashingtonPost Police Shootings Database - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states\nThink Tanks # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAyn Rand Institute - ARI offers a variety of educational experiences to promote greater understanding of Ayn Rand’s philosophy and, through the writing and speaking of our experts, advocates her principles of reason, rational self-interest and laissez-faire capitalism. ARI also often takes a more Blue pilled perspective and does not generally follow Anarchist ideas, as it advocates for a one world government, based on the principles of logic and reason.\nArt of Liberty - A small think tank that exposes the Illegitimacy and Criminality of “Government” while Making the Voluntaryist Case for Free Markets, REAL Freedom and Peace.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow Institute works to promote the ideas of privacy in the world.\nThe Cato Institute - Founded in 1977 by Ed Crane, Murray Rothbard and Charles Koch. Cato is one of the oldest and largest libertarian think tanks in America. Cato has published great research and information since its inception. Cato has been criticized at times for often taking very pragmatic criticisms of the state and sometimes making the libertarian defense of state activities. Often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nThe Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) - FEE\u0026rsquo;s popular digital content and in-person programs turn complex ideas into practical tools for living your best life and making the world a better place. Fee covers a wide range of issues across the entire political spectrum, while always exposing government crimes and failures.\nThe Future of Freedom Foundation - The Future of Freedom Foundation is a tax-exempt, non-profit educational foundation whose mission is to present an uncompromising moral, philosophical, and economic case for the free society.\nThe Mises Institute - The premium think tank for all things liberty. Founded in 1982 by Anarcho-capitalism Lew Rockwell, largely to push the ideas of economist Murray Rothbard following his split with the Cato Institute. The Mises institute has been one of the biggest and most consistent voices for all things liberty including: Antiwar, Austrian economics, Sound Money, Police Reform, Secession, Book Publishing and so much more.\nThe Reason Foundation - Reason Foundation advances a free society by developing, applying, and promoting libertarian principles, including individual liberty, free markets, and the rule of law. We use journalism and public policy research to influence the frameworks and actions of policymakers, journalists, and opinion leaders. Reason also publishes Reason Magazine and hosts the SOHO Debate Forum. Much like Cato Reason often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nWhistle Blowing # Aim - Undercover citizen journalism, mostly focused on American schools.\nCryptome - One of the primary inspirations for Wikileaks, Cryptome has been offering a leaking platform to the world since 1996 and still runs today. Founded by John Young.\nEFF Surveillance Self-Defense - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\nGlobal Leaks - Whistleblowing Solutions Impresa Sociale S.r.l. (WBS) is an innovative social enterprise that carries out research and development to support whistleblowers and the fight against corruption. It was founded in 2016 to guarantee the economic sustainability of the GlobaLeaks project, through taking care of the growing number of requests for assistance, maintenance and custom deployment. WBS hosts the development activities and coordinates the community efforts. Global leaks provides its own open source tool for whistleblowers.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nO\u0026rsquo;keefe Media Group - Following the ousting of James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe from Project Veritas, O\u0026rsquo;Keefe Media group was founded to present another opportunity for whistle blowing and citizen journalism. OKM provides training and supplies for Citizen journalists.\nProject Veritas - Founded in 2010 by James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe, Project Veritas picked up much of the leaking slack following Wikileakss decrease in output. Often slandered as a far right group, Project Veritas has leaked many of the biggest stories since its inception. Project Veritas was and is largely known for using undercover cameras to expost stories.\nTruth in Media - Not a whistleblowing organization perse, however TIM is known for doing in depth inclusive stories reputably with strong reliable sources and without sensationalism. TIM focuses on stories that most media ignores. Founded by Journalist Ben Swann.\nWikiLeaks - Founded in 2006 by Julian Assange. Wikileaks was the the primary source for leaking of highly secret corporate and government data. Wikileaks worked to protect its leakers by employing the use of PGP and TOR. While largely inactive since the arrest of its founder Julian Assange in 2019, Wikileaks archives are still an important repository of leaked data.\nWizSafe Journalist Privacy Guide - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\n"},{"id":14,"href":"/osint/","title":"OSINT","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Nothing has such power to broaden the mind as the ability to investigate systematically and truly all that comes under thy observation in life.\u0026rdquo; - Marcus Aurelius\nOpen Source Intelligence tools can be used to find information of all types. This can be useful in furthering your understanding of both offensive and defensive practices by finding information for anything and everything. OSINT is the direct inverse of open source privacy tools. OSINT can be used for nefarious purposes in some cases, but OSINT itself does not directly include the concept of hacking. OSINT only aims to find legally available public information. OSINT has tremendous use in regards to education and finding information about corporations, politicians and good journalism. These tools can also be used to help you understand your own privacy exposure as well. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAI (Artificial Intelligence) Tools # Art Generators # Albus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAnimate Anyone - App that allows you to take a static image or photo and create videos of movement based on the people or characters in those photos.\nDall E - DALL·E 2 is an AI system that can create realistic images and art from a description in natural language. Made by Open Ai. Closed source.\nDreamstudio.ai - AI Art Generation.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGemini - Formerly known as Bard. Google\u0026rsquo;s AI alternative to Chat GPT. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias, including filtering your text prompts through a DEI and social justice lens.\nLumiere - A Space-Time Diffusion Model for Video Generation. Made by Google, closed source. Create video from word prompts or pictures. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias.\nMagic Animate - Magic Animate is an open source project that allows you to produces an animated video from a single image and a motion video.\nMid Journey - Mid Journey is an independent research lab exploring new mediums of thought and expanding the imaginative powers of the human species. Requires the unencrypted messaging app Discord for image generation.\nOpen AI Sora - Sora can generate videos up to a minute long while maintaining visual quality and adherence to the user’s prompt. Closed source.\nFreedom and Privacy AI Tools # AI Unchained - Podcast by freedom advocate and bitcoin educator Guy Swann. Follow the newest updates in the AI industry to become more sovereign and efficient by utilizing cutting edge tools.\nAlex AI - Energy and Climate Chatbot. Built by Alex Epstein, an advocate of Freedom and Fossil Fuels. Iphone Only.\nGab AI - Chat GPT alternative and image generator by conservative Social Media company GAB.\nGATgpt - A LLM model like Chat GPT but specifically for gun printing and all things gun related. Built by Cody Wilson.\nLibertAI - Decentralized privacy focused AI.\nUnleashed Chat - AI chatbot service designed with real privacy in mind. It stands out with its live Nostr data querying and advanced context embedding capabilities. It allows for Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network, for privacy and speed. The platform employs the latest Open Source models, prioritizing uncensored options.\nVenice - Venice is an open source alternative to Chat GPT. With built in features for code prompts and Stable Diffusion, Venice does not censor or spy on you. Launched by freedom advocate and crypto pioneer Erik Voorhees.\nGeneral AI Tools # AI or Not - Need to verify if images are AI generated? Here\u0026rsquo;s a project that can identify images from Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Dall-E, GAN and more.\nAIXploira - Access the largest list of top-quality AI tools available on the web.\nAlbus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAwesome GPT - List of dozens of GPT style LLMs.\nEsperanto.ai - Esperanto delivers high-performance, energy-efficient computing solutions that are the compelling choice for the most demanding AI and non-AI applications.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGPT4all - Self Hosted GPT Alternative.\nHuggingface.co - Open Source CHAT GPT Alternative.\nLM Studio - LM Studio lets you discover, download, and run local LLMs entirely offline.\nMaxAI.me - Chrome extension that lets you utilize AI on different sites.\nParse Prompt - Convert and summarize podcast episodes, audio clips, web-pages, and YouTube into AI-generated content.\nAttack Surface # BynaryEdge - We scan the web and gather data for you.\nCensys - Attack Surface Management Solutions.\nCriminalip.io - Cyber Threat Intelligence Search Engine and Attack Surface Management (ASM) platform.\nRedHunt Labs - Discover your Attack Surface, Continuously.\nSecurityTrails - The Total Internet Inventory.\nBug Hunting # Bug Bounty writeups - Detailed breakdowns of all sorts of different types of attacks.\nBughunter-handbook - A list of resources that will help bug bounty hunters with resources that are useful during their bug bounty journey.\nCertificates # CertSpotter - Monitors your domains for expiring, unauthorized, and invalid SSL certificates.\nCensys - Certificates - Certificates Search.\nCrt.sh - Certificate Search.\nCTSearch - Certificate Transparency Search Tool.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nTLS.BufferOver.run - Quickly find certificates in IPv4 space.\nCredentials # Check your email accounts to find associated accounts with breached companies.\nBreachdirectory.org - Check if your information was exposed in a data breach.\nCrackstation.net - Massive pre-computed lookup (Rainbow) tables to crack password hashes.\nDehashed - Free deep-web scans and protection against credential leaks, Takes Monero for Premium accounts.\nHackcheck - Hackcheck is a data breach search engine that makes checking the integrity of your data easy and flexible cheap! They currently offer several lightning fast queries to search through our billions of records with. The queries they offer are email, password, username, name, IP address, phone number, and domain name.\nHave I Been Pwned - Check if your email or phone is in a data breach.\nHaveibeensold.app - App that checks who is selling your data. Currently down.\nIntelx - Needs an account for most dumps, but shows accounts and password associated with on different sites.\nLeak-Lookup - Search across thousands of data breaches to find you compromised data - Requires an account for full results. Cheap prices and accepts Monero.\nLeakCheck.io - Make sure your credentials haven\u0026rsquo;t been compromised.\nLeakix - Identify public data leaks.\nMozilla Monitor - Stay safe with privacy tools from the makers of Firefox that protect you from hackers and companies that publish and sell your personal information. We’ll alert you of any known data breaches, find and remove your exposed info and continually watch for new exposures.\nSnusbase - Stay on top of the latest database breaches.\nSpycloud.com - More in Depth than haveIbeenpwned. Requires an account.\nCode Search Engines # GitHub Code Search - A search engine for searching projects on GitHub.\nGrep.app - Search across a half million git repos.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nNerdyData - Find companies based on their website\u0026rsquo;s tech stack or code.\nPublicwww.com - Source Code Search Engine. Find any alphanumeric snippet, signature or keyword in the web pages HTML, JS and CSS code.\nRepoSearch - Source code search engine that helps you find implementation details, example usages or just analyze code.\nSearchCode - Search 75 billion lines of code from 40 million projects.\nSourceGraph - Understand and search across your entire codebase.\nData Retention # Archive.org - The biggest site for internet website archives.\nDessant - A web extension for pulling data from archived sites.\nInteltechniques - A guide to manually remove your data from archive sites.\nMemento Time Travel - Memento TimeTravel is built using the archive.today API, and can thus be utilized as an upgraded internet archive product. It offers web users with an easy-to-use design.\nPagefreezer.com - PageFreezer is an alternative to the Wayback machine which utilizes Google-like crawling technology. The screenshots are taken using a fully automated operation.\nTubeRipper - An app that lets you rip or download videos from most platforms.\nWebcite - WebCite differs from the Wayback Machine by providing the sort of detailed snapshots of author-cited references requested by publishers, editors, and readers.\nDevice Information # Macaddress.io - MAC address vendor lookup.\nMaclookup.app - Find the vendor name of a device by entering an OUI or a MAC address.\nMacvendors.com - Find MAC Address Vendors. Now.\nMAC Vendor Lookup - Look up the vendor for a specific MAC Address.\nDNS # Chaos - Enhance research and analyse changes around DNS for better insights.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing.\nDNSDumpster - DNS recon \u0026amp; research, find \u0026amp; lookup DNS records.\nDNShistory.org - Domain Name System Historical Record Archive.\nDNSdb - Passive DNS historical database.\nDNSviz - Tool for visualizing the status of a DNS zone.\nDNSTwister - The anti-phishing domain name search engine and DNS monitoring service.\nDnslytics - The ultimate online investigation tool for DNS and other internet data.\nHackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nPassivedns.mnemonic.no - Web interface for querying passive DNS data collected in our malware lab.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nRapidDNS - DNS query tool which make querying - subdomains or sites of a same IP easy.\nDomains # Buckets.grayhatwarfare.com - Public buckets.\nBuiltWith - Find out what websites are Built With.\nCentralOps - DomainDossier - Investigate domains and IP addresses.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing!\nDomainIQ - Comprehensive Domain Intelligence.\nGrayhatwarfare.com - domains - How to search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nIPInfo - Provides your WAN or Public IP address.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nPentest-tools.com - Discover subdomains and determine the attack surface of an organization.\nRiddler - Allows you to search in a high quality dataset.\nRobTex - Various kinds of research of IP numbers, Domain names, etc.\nSecurityheaders.com - Scan your site now.\nSimilarweb.com - The easiest and fastest tool to find out what\u0026rsquo;s really going on online.\nSitereport.netcraft.com - Find out the infrastructure and technologies used by any site.\nSpyonweb.com - Find out related websites.\nStatscrop.com - Millions of amazing websites across the web are being analyzed with StatsCrop.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVisualsitemapper.com - Create a visual map of your site.\nWho.is - WHOIS Search, Domain Name, Website, and IP Tools.\nWhois.domaintools.com - Industry’s fastest domain discovery engine and broadest, most accurate data.\nWhoisology.com - Deep Connections Between Domain Names \u0026amp; Their Owners.\nExploits # 0day.today - The ultimate database of exploits and vulnerabilities.\nExploit-DB - An Exploit Database.\npacketstormsecurity.com - Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers.\nRapid7 - DB - A vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSploitus - A convenient central place for identifying the newest exploits.\nVulmon - A vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nFacial Recognition # Pimeyes - The gold Standard in facial recognition search, while prioritizing privacy. Focused Search Engines # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Correlate – Google Trends Correlate can help you identify search patterns that correlate with real-world trends. It can be used to identify search patterns that are similar to one another. For example, you could use the tool to find out if there is a link between new legislation and gun sales (at least in terms of the search volume related to the two topics).\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nGrabify - Grabify is a free web-based IP grabbing/URL shortening tool. (IP grabbing just as it implies simply means getting/grabbing peoples IP addresses.) This can be used to get location/IP data from potential attackers.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nIPGeo - IpGeo is a python tool to extract IP addresses from captured network traffic file (pcap/pcapng) and generate csv report containing details about the geolocation of each ip in the packets.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMillion Short – Million Short has an interesting approach to searching for information online. The interface is generally similar to a typical search engine. However, you can sort and filter the results in a number of ways. Examples include popularity, eCommerce, live chat, date, location, and others. Also, it automatically pulls out the top sites that usually occupy the top spots in any search result (e.g. Amazon.com, eBay, YouTube, etc.)\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nMention - A service that lets you track any code words across social media platforms. Paid service.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOSSDatabase - OSS DATABASE is a crowdsourced database of Open Source software. Their goal is to make it easy to look for open source alternatives and compare them with their proprietary peers.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPulsedive - A search engine for devices connected to the internet.\nPublic API\u0026rsquo;s - A list of several different API\u0026rsquo;s that are free to use for data pulling.\nPublicData.com - PublicData.com is the number one resource for public records from local, state, and federal agencies.\nProwl - A free IP search \u0026amp; identifications of IoC and IoA.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nSearch by Image - Tool to reverse image search docs, only works in Chromium based browsers.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nShodan – A search engine and network security tool for the internet of things. It finds devices on the internet like web servers, webcams, appliances, traffic lights, and even power plants.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTalkWalkerAlerts – TalkWalkerAlerts is a great alternative to Google Alerts because, in addition to monitoring the web for certain keywords, it monitors social media, blogs, and forums as well. This can be helpful if you need to find mentions of someone’s name or business across the web. Free and paid options.\nTorSearch - A TOR search engine for websites hosted on TOR (The Darknet).\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nTinyEye - A reverse image search.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nGeolocation # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nMail Addresses # Centralops - Email, Whois, DNS search info.\nEmailHippo - Email address verification technology.\nEmail-format.com - Find the email address formats in use at thousands of companies.\nHunter.io - Find professional email addresses in seconds.\nIntelligenceX - Search engine and data archive. Finds public personal information from data brokers.\nMelissa - Emailcheck - Check email addresses and verify they are live.\nMXToolbox - Check your email headers.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nReacher.email - Open-Source Email Verification.\nRocketReach - Your first-degree connection to any professional.\nskymem.info - Find email addresses of companies and people.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nThatsThem - Reverse email lookup.\nverify-email.org - Checks whether the mailbox exists or not.\nVoilaNorbert - I can find anyone\u0026rsquo;s email address.\nOSINT Lists # About.start.me - OSINT Dashboard to combine different OSINT tools.\nAwesome-Osint - A curated list of amazingly awesome open source intelligence tools and resources.\nFacebook Email Search - A simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFreedomlab.io - FreedomLab is a virtual gathering place for human rights defenders. Here you will find a repository of training materials, tutorials, and digital tools, all tailored to your needs and requirements. We hope you will learn about tools, experiences, advocacy and fundraising strategies, as well as knowledge and skills related to security. Through support and collaboration, human rights defenders increase their capacity to monitor and report, seek redress, and advocate for the promotion of human rights.\nFull OSINT - Full OSINT focused on the most popular web-based Open Source Intelligence and Cybersecurity Tools.\nHacker Search Engines - Long list of OSINT Tools.\nInteltechniques Tools - Dozens of tools available from Michael Bazzels website.\nOstintFramework - Terrific list. Layout is a bit strange can be annoying to navigate.\nOsint-jobs.com - Job board and education research.\nOsintcurio.us - The OSINT Curious Project was a source of quality, actionable, Open Source Intelligence news, original blogs, instructional videos, and live streams. We tried to keep people curious about exploring web applications for bits of information or trying out new techniques to access important OSINT data.\nOsintool.com - List of multiple tools with install instructions.\nOsintdojo.com - A giant list of OSINT resources.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nSociallinks.io - Everything you need to navigate the OSINT world, gain deeper insights, and enhance investigations.\nSocial-Analyzer - API, CLI \u0026amp; Web App for analyzing \u0026amp; finding a person’s profile across social media websites. It includes different string analysis and detection modules, you can choose which combination of modules to use during the investigation process.\nSpiderFoot - SpiderFoot is an open-source OSINT tool with 200+ modules for gathering information on target organizations, domains and IP addresses, networks, emails, and usernames. It offers automation capabilities for routine OSINT tasks like DNS queries, threat intelligence checks, breach detection, WHOIS lookups, and more.\nstart.me - Another Giant list of all sorts of tools.\nTCM-Open-Source-Intellingence-Resources - Compilation of Resources from TCM\u0026rsquo;s OSINT Course.\nX-osint - An Open source intelligent framework ie an osint tool which gathers valid information about a phone number, user’s email address, perform VIN Osint, and reverse, perform subdomain enumeration, able to find email from a name, and so much more.\nSecurity Focused Tools # 2fA.Directory - List of companies that use 2FA in America. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\n2fA.Directory.International - List of companies that use 2FA Internationally. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nBest Randoms - Random information generator for huge amount of categories.\nDmarc and SPF Checkers - A site Dmarc, SPF and DKIM are Email security settings that protect your email account from being spoofed or faked. This tool scores your domain to see how difficult it would be to spoof. ^1^\nDNS checker and port scanner - A site to check open ports, DNS SPF records and much more on your own internal server.\nEfani - Test your Phone number public connections to see your total phone exposure.\nEmail Rep - App that lets you check the known reputability of any email address and domain.\nEnd Of Life - Tracks closely software updates, and EOL status for a massive list of software. Need to figure out how long your new phone will be supported? They have you covered.\nExiftool - A tool let’s you pull metadata info from a wide range of file types.\nHudson Rock - Free tools to check for compromised corporate accounts.\nHowsecureismypassword - A site to test the security and the Bruce Force difficulty of your password.\nImmuniweb - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server or servers. Checks SSL status of multiple different types of applications. Also checks compliance with frameworks such as PCI, HIPAA and NIST.\nIp Quality Score - An app to check your IP, Email and Fraud prevention. Also allows for verifying Tor and VPN connectivity and much more.\nPolisis - Polisis gives you a glimpse of what websites actually say in their privacy policies.\nPrivacy Parrot - A search engine that helps determine if a website can sell your personal information.\nScamDoctor - Project that tracks known scam websites and use an algorithm to determine likelihood of other scams.\nSecurity Headers - A site to check the security headers of your own self-hosted server to check your exposure to attacks like XSS, Clickjacking and more.\nShieldsup - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Run by Steve Gibson of the SecurityNow Podcast and Spinrite data recovery application.\nSSL LABS - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Specifically looks at TLS config and hash algorithm of your website.\nTiny-check - A piece of software that scans your phone to check for unauthorized monitoring apps unknowingly installed.\nTOSBack (Terms of Service) - A website that reads back other website terms of service and puts it into a simple and easy to read summary.\nTraceLabs - An OSINT service that helps find missing people.\nVirus Total - Scan files, hashes and URLs to run them against a database of known compromised software. Extremely useful when evaluating new suspicious files or programs.\nW3Techs - Large list that tracks software utilization across industries. Find metrics based around software markets share.\nServers # FOFA - Cyberspace mapping.\nGreyNoise - The source for understanding internet noise.\nNatlas - Scaling Network Scanning.\nNetlas.io - Discover, Research and Monitor any Assets Available Online.\nOnyphe.io - Cyber Defense Search Engine for open-source and cyber threat intelligence data.\nZoomEye - Global cyberspace mapping.\nSocial Media Tools # Discord # Discord OSINT Attack Surface - Description of Discord\u0026rsquo;s attack surface.\nDiscord Snowflake to Timestamp Converter - Pulls Discord message timestamps.\nDiscordBee - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDiscordServers Search - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDutch OSINT Guy Discord Resources - OSINT Discord resources that may be useful for searching or pivoting on Discord.\nFacebook # Einvestigator.com - Facebook Search Tools and Resources.\nFacebook Email Search - Is a simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFB People Directory - Is a native tool built by Facebook so you can, as its name suggests, search their people directory. It’s super useful and one of the easiest tools to use when you’re looking for someone.\nPassive DNS - Technology allows you to investigate everything you can imagine about any organization or company in the world, way beyond a simple citizen profile. Let’s see it in action for facebook.com.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nToolzu.com - A platform for Facebook video downloading.\nGab # Gab OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGab OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tool for creating Bookmarklet.\nGab OSINT Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB ^1^\nGeneral Social Media Tools # Sherlock - Finds all usernames across 300 different social media platforms.\nSocialBlade - Real Time follower/subscriber counter for Youtube, Twitch, Instagram and Twitter.\nStories Down - Guide for several different platforms.\nGettr # Gettr OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGettr OSINT Investigations Tips \u0026amp; Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB.\nInstagram # Gramho - Identifying Followers of a Private Instagram Profile.\nInstahunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Instagram posts.\nInstagram OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Instagram.\nPicuki - View, edit and share your publicly available Instagram content.\nLinkedIn # Epieos LinkedIn Tool - Retrieve information linked to an email address.\nHow to conduct OSINT on Linkedin - List of tactics and strategies.\nLinkedIn OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the LinkedIn attack surface.\nLinkedIn OSINT Bookmarket Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part I - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part II - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nNew LinkedIn Search Features - Guide on search functions in LinkedIn.\nPinterest # Aware Online - List of tactics and strategies.\nPinterest OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Pinterest attack surface.\nReddit # Rdddeck - Creates Reddit decks.\nReddit OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Reddit attack surface.\nReddit OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nReddit OSINT Techniques - List of Osint tools and tactics for Reddit.\nUnddit - App that lets you display removed (by mods) and deleted (by users) comments/posts for Reddit.\nSkype # Skype OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Skype attack surface.\nSkypli - Skype search engine.\nSnapchat # Snapchat OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Snapchat attack surface.\nSnap Map - Watch Snaps submitted by Snapchatters around the world.\nTelegram # Awesome Telegram OSINT - Massive list of Telegram Tools.\nTelegram Analytics - Telegram channels and groups catalog in addition chat monitoring.\nTelegram Database - Telegram Search Engine.\nTikTok # TikTok OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the TikTok attack surface.\nTikTok OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate TikTok investigations.\nVidnice - TikTok search engine.\nTumblr # Tumblr OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Tumbler attack surface.\nTumblr OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate Tumblr investigations.\nTumblr OSINT Techniques - Breakdown of many tactics and techniques for OSINT on Tumblr.\nTwitter/X.com # Birdhunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Twitter posts.\nBot Sentinel - Helps you find and block trolls and fake Twitter accounts.\nFoller.me - Free people search engine finds social media profiles, public records, and more!\nNitter - Access Twitter through a privacy front end without an account.\nTinfoleak - Search for Twitter users leaks.\nTweet Beaver - If you’re doing research that involves a Twitter user, TweetBeaver is a great resource. Use it for things like downloading a user’s friends list, downloading a user’s followers list, checking to see if two accounts follow one another, and much more.\nTweetdeck - TweetDeck offers a more convenient Twitter experience by letting you view multiple timelines in one easy interface. It includes a host of advanced features to help get the most of Twitter: Manage multiple Twitter accounts, schedule Tweets for posting in the future, build Tweet collections, and more.\nTwitter OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Twitter attack surface.\nSpoonbill - Spoonbill lets you see profile changes from the people you follow on Twitter or other social networks.\nTrendsmap - Tracks hashtag trends by location.\nTweeterID - Pull your Twitter user ID.\nGetvidfy.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nSavetweetvid.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nURLs # HackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nMOZ Link Explorer - The world\u0026rsquo;s best backlink checker with over 40 trillion links.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nShorteners.grayhatwarfare.com - Search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nURLScan - A sandbox for the web.\nVehicles # Autocheck - Search by Vin or License Plate. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nFaxvin - Search by Vin. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nLicensesearch.org - Can be used to search License plates and Drivers licenses for a fee.\nSkipTracer - Python-based search engine program, that searches lots of different categories, Name, email, phone etc. In particular you can search License Plate info which is the most unique feature of this app.\nVehicle-OSINT-Collection - A comprehensive list of websites, add-ons, repositories, and other tools useful for finding information on a target vehicle ^2^\nVulnerabilities # Aqua Vulnerability Database - Vulnerabilities and weaknesses in open source applications and cloud native infrastructure.\nCapec.Mitre.org - A site that tracks common attack patterns.\nCloudvulndb.org - The Open Cloud Vulnerability \u0026amp; Security Issue Database.\nCVEDetails - The ultimate security vulnerability datasource.\nCVE.org - Another site that tracks identifies defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nGitHub Advisory Database - Security vulnerability database inclusive of CVEs and GitHub originated security advisories.\nLibraries.io - Open source package tracker.\nMITRE CVE - Another site that identifies, defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nMitre.org - A site that tracks common weaknesses across all software.\nNIST NVD - The National Vulnerability Database, that lists known threats and vulnerabilities.\nOssindex.sonatype.org - A free catalogue of open source components and scanning tools to help developers identify vulnerabilities, understand risk, and keep their software safe.\nOpencve.io - Easiest way to track CVE updates and be alerted about new vulnerabilities.\nOsv.dev - Open Source Vulnerability tracker.\nRapid7 - DB - Vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSecurity.snyk.io - Open Source Vulnerability Database.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVulDB - Number one vulnerability database.\nVulmon - Vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nVulners.com - Your Search Engine for Security Intelligence.\nVulnIQ - Vulnerability intelligence and management solution.\nWifi Discovery and Scanning # Acrylic WiFi - WiFi analysis, site survey \u0026amp; troubleshooting.\nAvast Wi-Fi Finder - Avast Wi-Fi Finder is an app to help you find free WiFi networks around you. Just check the map and take a look at the different points that show up. Tapping one of them gives you more information: the name of the network, whether it requires a password, etc.\nFree WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nNetwork Tools - Phone App for tracking all sorts of network metrics.\nOpen WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nWiFinder -\n"},{"id":15,"href":"/political-tools/","title":"Political","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;He knows nothing and thinks he knows everything. That points clearly to a political career.\u0026rdquo; -George Bernard Shaw\nHere at Liberty Tools we believe in looking at alternatives to electoral politics. We believe that in terms of advancing freedom electoral politics has mostly been a lost battle, or very often is actually counter productive. However we do have great respect for anyone who is trying to advance freedom as part of the political process, and continuing in the footsteps of the great politicians such as Ron Paul.\n🏛️ Find Representatives \u0026amp; Voting Info # Govtrack – Look up your Congressional representatives and their voting records. Vote.org – Polling Place Locator – Find out where to vote. Ballotpedia – Discover open races, ballot measures, candidate info, and more. IV3 – Verify your voter roll info, report inaccuracies, and track updates. 💵 Money in Politics # Opensecrets – Follow campaign finance and lobbying data. ALLRegreen – Track campaign contributions by industry and individual donors. Follow The Crypto – See cryptocurrency donations to politicians. Check My Donation – Check if your name has been used fraudulently in political donations. 📊 Government Transparency \u0026amp; Spending # Open the Books – Audit government spending at federal, state, and local levels. Data Republican – Explore federal grant allocations, charity, and NGO funding. DogeAI - A new AI project trying to expose political corruption. 🏢 Political Appointees \u0026amp; Local Involvement # OurPublicService.org – Appointee Tracker – Track political appointees in federal positions. Run Locally – Libertarian Party initiative to support local candidates. "},{"id":16,"href":"/privacy/","title":"Privacy","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The Cypherpunks are actively engaged in making the networks safer for privacy. Let us proceed together apace. Onward\u0026rdquo; - Eric Hughes\nPrivacy is a fundamental tenet of a free society. Corporations and governments are gathering data at record rates and will happily sell it to the highest bidder. In the era of social media, doxxing, twitter mobs and rising crime, take back your privacy to protect yourself and your family.\nAll in one Privacy Solutions # Cloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Cloaked is not Open Source. Though they do plan to open source their project in the future. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nMySudo - All in one privacy solution. MySudo offers services for phones, profiles, emails, virtual credit cards and more. MySudo doesnt always work well on non Android OSes like Calyx and you often need a google supported phone for activation, but once you activate it, it should work fine on Graphene.\nBrowsers # Brave - From the original creators of Firefox, Brave aims to use maximum privacy as a default. With ad blocking, phishing blocking, fingerprint and cookie blocking all enabled by default. Brave does offer ad payments in its own crypto token BAT, which has drawn some criticism from privacy advocates - In Depth Review\nDecentr - Brand new blockchain-based browser. Pays out in their own token for browsing search, much like Brave.\nFirefox - Firefox has a long-established history of competing with the most well-known browsers as the longest-serving open-source alternative. However, due to recent changes by Firefox in order to gain more revenue, we NO longer recommend them. Check out more here.\nLibreWolf - LibreWolf is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks.\nMullvad Browser - The Mullvad Browser is a privacy-focused web browser developed in a collaboration between Mullvad VPN and the Tor Project. It’s designed to minimize tracking and fingerprinting. You could say it’s a Tor Browser to use without the Tor Network. Instead, you can use it with a trustworthy VPN. The idea is to provide one more alternative – beside the Tor Network – to browse the internet with more privacy. To get as many people as possible to fight the big data gathering of today. To free the internet from mass surveillance.\nPrivacy Tests - In-depth comparison of browser privacy.\nTor Browser - Tor Browser is your choice if you need an extra layer of anonymity. It\u0026rsquo;s a modified version of Firefox, which comes with pre-installed privacy add-ons, encryption, and an advanced proxy. It\u0026rsquo;s not recommended to install additional browser addons. Plugins or addons may bypass Tor or compromise your privacy. While TOR is the best in privacy, it is also notoriously slow.\nWaterfox - Waterfox is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks. Not quite as private as something like LibreWolf, but makes up for it in speed and functionality.\nBrowser Exposure Checks # Cover Your Tracks and EFF Tool - A project from the EFF. Cover Your Tracks is two things: a tool for users to understand how unique and identifiable their browser makes them online, and a research project to uncover the tools and techniques of online trackers and test the efficacy of privacy add-ons. In Depth Breakdown and Review\nIpleak - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDNSLeaktest - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDeviceInfo - Checks computer hardware and software specs\nAm I Unique -Checks your IP and browser public info.\nBlacklight- Check third party trackers\nBrowserspy - When you surf around the internet your browser leaves behind a trail of digital footprints. Websites can use these footprints to check your system. BrowserSpy.dk is a service where you can check just what information it\u0026rsquo;s possible to gather from your system, just by visiting a website.\nPrivacy.net - What information can a website find out about you when you visit it? A lot more than you probably realize. This tool lists information that any website, advertisement, and widget can collect from your web browser. Such information could be used to identify you and/or track your behavior using tactics like IP lookups and browser fingerprinting. While none of this may be considered personally identifiable information (PII), the profile drawn from all these pieces of information can be so distinct that it can only plausibly match a single person.\nPersonaldata.info - Check what data your browser is leaking, and other tools.\nBrowser Extensions # AdNauseam - Extension that randomly opens ads to obfuscate tracking.\nBypass Paywalls - App that lets you get past paywalls to view otherwise paid content.\nCanvas Fingerprint Defender - Creates fake Canvas IDs to prevent fingerprinting.\nClear Browsing Data - Clear browsing data like cookies, history, and cache directly from the browser toolbar.\nDissenter - Browser extension that allows you to comment on any web page free of censorship.\nGoogle Teller - App that beeps every time a connection with Google is made.\nHTTPS Everywhere - Encrypts your communications with many major websites, making your browsing more secure.\nLibRedirect - Redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends like Newpipe, Nitter, Wikiless, etc.\nLocalCDN - Emulates Content Delivery Networks to improve your online privacy by intercepting traffic and injecting supported resources locally.\nMailvelope - Privacy-focused email web extension to securely encrypt your emails with PGP using webmail providers.\nMozilla Containers - Allows you to separate your browsing experience into different color-coded tabs to help protect your privacy.\nNoScript - Allows JavaScript and other potentially harmful content to be executed only by trusted websites of your choice.\nPrivacy Badger - Stops advertisers and trackers from secretly tracking where you go and what pages you look at on the web.\nPrivacy Possum - Monkey wrenches common commercial tracking methods by reducing and falsifying the data gathered by tracking companies.\nSnowFlake - Helps people in censored countries access the Internet without restrictions by acting as a proxy.\nTerms of Service; Didn\u0026rsquo;t Read - Provides short and quick summaries about the terms and privacy policies of websites you browse.\nTrackMeNot - Protects privacy in web-search by issuing randomized queries to common search engines.\nuBlock Origin - Free, open-source ad content blocker that increases security and privacy in your browser.\nWatch on Odysee - Redirects you from YouTube to Odysee, a decentralized YouTube alternative.\nComputers # Computer Manufacturers # Purism - Open Source company. Makes Open Source Laptops, Phones and Servers. Partners with other liberty focused companies like Start 9. Accepts Bitcoin as a method of payment. Also offers a private phone data plan. Shipping is known to be very slow in some cases. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nStarLabs - A computer company that sells a wide range of linux computers that come preconfigured with multiple different distros. Also includes a linux based tablet. Accepts Bitcoin\nSystem76 - Well known American Linux Company. Developed and pioneered Pop-OS operating system, A user friendly Ubuntu/Debian Fork.\nTuxedoComputers - High quality Linux focused computers. German company, only communicates in German.\nComputer Operating Systems # CNIX - A simple Linux distro that puts privacy first, but it\u0026rsquo;s much less intense than TAILS or QUBES.\nDistro Watch - Distro Watch tracks and rates all Linux Operating systems.\nLinuxMint - Linux distro for beginners.\nPop!_OS - Ubuntu Fork built by a dedicated Linux Hardware Company System76. Pop!_OS is one of the easiest and cleanest Linux distros around.\nQubesOS - a privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. Qubes requires a bit more hardware as it runs several virtual machines to segregate your applications to better ensure your privacy.\nReactOS - An Open Source OS designed to mimic the Windows file system.\nTAILS - A privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. With TAILS all traffic is routed through TOR and all of your data is deleted as soon as the computer is turned off.\nUbuntu - The long term gold standard for beginner Linux users.\nData Removal # AccountKiller- Website that helps you find and delete a wide range of old accounts across multiple platforms through specific account/platform targeting.\nCreditFreeze- Freeze your Credit in the event of a data breach\nCyberOneIntel - CyberOneIIntel claims to find what other services can\u0026rsquo;t - including social media accounts, employment history, dating profiles, gaming profiles, dark web credential breaches, indexed search engine occurrences, and much more.\nData Broker Opt Out List - massive list of data sites to opt out of manually.\nData Brokers List - Links to purge your data manually from data brokers\nData Opt Out - Links to requests to manually delete data from multiple websites and platforms.\nDeleteMe - Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. In Depth Discussion\nEasyOptOuts - Cheap service to remove your accounts from Data Brokers\nHacked - Paid service that helps you recover from hacks and exposed personal data. Service can help with deleting videos or images from website or social media platforms. Service can also help you recover hacked accounts if you have lost access.\nJustDeleteMe - A directory of direct links to delete your account from web services. If you would like to delete a wide range of your accounts manually, JustDeleteMe can link you directly to the section of page where you can easily delete your account.\nMyDataRemoval - Another competitor for purging personal information, Name, Home address etc. Review\nOneRep - Alternative to DeleteMe. Offers a free trial and more deletion services but does have some negative reviews. One Rep is known for automating this process and not using employee manual checks. In Depth Review\nOptery - Removes Your Home Address, Phone and Other Private Info from Google, and 220+ Sites Review\nRedact - App that will delete your social media presence including specific comments and posts on multiple platforms. Includes FB, Reddit, Discord, Twitter etc…\nRemove Data from web Archive - Guide to remove your data from archive sites\nSayMine- Automated service that pulls your emails to find accounts created and sends them emails for data removal request. Be careful though, as this can sometimes cause you to send information to companies that you may have received emails from, but do not actually have an account with and thus actually giving them more information than they had in the first place. Saymine also offers corporate privacy services.\nDead Mans Switch # BqETH - BeQth is a trustless dead mans switch based on the Polygon network, an Ethereum Layer 2. BeQth lets you create a smart contract on the polygon blockchain that will send out our secret data via email to whoever you wish after an allotted amount of time. Transactions are all encrypted and totally on chain. Users can essentially mine the algorithm to unlock secret keys by the allotted time, essentially allowing for users to mine secrets. Does not require KYC. CipherWill - A non crypto based E2E dead mans switch service. Your secrets are encrypted with 256 AES encryption and zero knowledge proofs for the best possible security. Requires basic KYC. Gone Mans Switch - Gone Man\u0026rsquo;s Switch is a simple web application that allows you to create messages that will be delivered when you are absent (gone) for a certain period. Fully Self-hosted and open source. You can schedule long term messages to yourself via Telegram, Email or SMS. Sarcophagus - Similar to BeQTH Sarcophagus is also built on the polygon blockchain. Sarcophagus is decentralized, open-source and DAO owned + operated. They believe bringing dead man\u0026rsquo;s switch functionality to the web3 ecosystem can empower and provide security infrastructure for an entire generation of applications, regardless of their size Email # Email Providers # Email cannot offer the same fundamental privacy of other communication protocols. Use better tools when it matters. Nevertheless, it remains an essential tool in every day life, and the following providers offer excellent privacy.\n10 Minute Mail - Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.- Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.\n33Mail - Unlimited private email aliases.\nBeeble - Encrypted email and data storage. Uses hybrid AED and PGP encryption methods. Uses decentralized server infrastructure.\nFastMail - No free version. In Depth Review.\nLavabit - The company responsible for setting the Seppuku Pledge precedent. Originally used by Edward Snowden, Lavabit refused to give up information on him to the US Government. Lavabit shut down before handing over information and re-opened years later.\nMailbox - Private email with cloud services. In Depth Review.\nMailcow - Self-hosting email isn\u0026rsquo;t recommended, but Mailcow is an application that can help simplify the process. Article on the difficulties with Email.\nMailfence - Encrypted email service based in Belgium.\nMigadu - Email hosting service that doesn\u0026rsquo;t track and lets you add in unlimited domains and accounts for cheap.\nPax Mail - A lesser-known privacy-focused email provider, Pax offers paid-only accounts to provide full email services that do not compromise their values. Specifically created for Freedom lovers. Their values are listed clearly here.\nProtonMail - All data is stored in an encrypted state, and decrypted by the client. Emails between Proton users are end-to-end encrypted. The client-side code is open source. Proton servers are located in Switzerland. Basic accounts are free. Additional storage and features are available through paid plans, which can be paid for in Bitcoin. In-depth review from Restore Privacy.\nTutanota - Similar to Proton, all data is stored in an encrypted state, and emails between users are end-to-end encrypted. Tutanota servers are located in Germany, which is part of the 14 Eyes. Free and paid options available.\nEmail Clients # FairEmail - Fully featured, open source, privacy friendly email app for Android. Uses OpenKeychain to decrypt messages and optionally encrypt messages. Review\nK-9 - Mobile open source email client. Review\nMailSpring - Opensource. Great free email client, works with a variety of email providers. Does not work with Protonmail.\nThunderbird - Thunderbird is a free and open-source cross-platform email client developed by the Mozilla Foundation, the people who are behind the Firefox web browser. Been around for awhile, can be a bit buggy at times.\nEmail Aliases # Abine/Blur - Provides email and Debit card aliases. Albine provides several other options as well. Paid Service offered along with other services. Review\nAnonAddy - Very Similar product to Simple Login. In Depth Review Comparison Review of SL and AA\nFirefox Relay - Free email alias service. Also offers paid phone relay service. Review\nSimple Login - Free cloud services, cheap premium accounts anonymously with Monero. Also offers Self Hosting options.\nFile Encryption # Cryptomator - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nCoze - Coze is an open source cryptographic JSON messaging specification which uses digital signatures to prove identity and ownership over digital files and messages.\nOpenPGP - Lists of several differnt applications that all use the OpenPGP standard.\nPGPTool - Based off the original PGP Alogrithim, PGP tool is a A simple and secure online client-side PGP Key Generator, Encryption and Decryption tool. Generate your PGP Key pairs, encrypt or decrypt messages easily with a few clicks.\nPicoCrypt - Lightweight open source encryption client that’s easy to use, completely free and focuses on only encrypting files and nothing else. Most Encryption apps tend to use AES-256 while Pico uses the new and improved XChaCha20 for encryption. It also uses Argon 2 for key derivation as opposed to SHA for further protection\nVeracrypt - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nFirewalls # Little Snitch - Inbound and Outbound firewall blocking for desktop. MAC OS only.\nOPNsense is a free and open source network FreeBSD-based firewall\nPFSense - Well supported free Open Source network Firewall Software\nPihole - Network wide Ad-Blocker and DNS sinkhole. Can also be used as a DHCP server\nPort Master - Application Firewalls. This program works as a VPN replacement. May break your VPN connection while installed. Works in Linux and Windows.\nSimplewall - Simple Open Source Windows only Firewall\nSnort - Open Source Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)\nInternet Service Providers # FemtoStar - Open Source Satellite internet.\nNomadinternet - Internet for off grid living.\nUkama - A project empowering everyone to build a decentralized cell phone network powered by you to connect the world.\nKillswitches # Buskill - USB ‘dead man’s switch’ locks down (or kills) snatched laptops\nUSBGuard - The USBGuard software framework helps to protect your computer against rogue USB devices (a.k.a. BadUSB) by implementing basic whitelisting and blacklisting capabilities based on device attributes.\nUSBKill - USBKill Python Script allows your computer to lock out if any unapproved USB devices are inserted into your computer. Directly inspired by the arrest of Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht\nMessengers # Bitchat- Launched by Jack Dorsey in 2025, like Briar it uses bluetooth. Other features include: Works Offline on local Bluetooth LE mesh networks, with automatic peer discovery and multi-hop relaying Provides end to end encryption via X25519 key exchange and AES-256-GCM for both private and channel messages. Supports store \u0026amp; forward, caching messages for offline peers until they reconnect Requires no accounts, email addresses, or phone numbers messages live only on users’ devices.\nBriar - Briar doesn’t rely on a central server - messages are synchronized directly between the users’ devices. If the internet’s down, Briar can sync via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, keeping the information flowing in a crisis. If the internet’s up, Briar can sync via the Tor network for additional privacy.\nComparison and Ranks - Detailed comparison of all major messaging apps features and privacy.\nKeet - Peer-to-Peer Chat with high quality Video \u0026amp; Text. Private \u0026amp; Encrypted. Has BTC payment methods built in.\nMatrix - Also commonly known as Element for the most popular Matrix front end. Matrix is a chat Protocol with several different applications that cab be used to participate in the network. Element has full End-to-End encryption, completely open source, fully self hostable and comes with most of the same functionality of Discord or Slack. Also has the ability to Bridge with other chat apps, meaning you can connect Matrix directly to Telegram, or Slack or most other chat apps and mangage those communications via whichever matrix client you choose. Probably the best option for self hosting small companies. Matrix Instance Testing\nMolly- Hardened Signal Fork that is fully open source.\nSignal - An easy-to-use end-to-end encrypted messenger. Long considered the gold standard. Built in auto-delete of messages. standard of chat privacy. Not fully open source. Signal used to require a phone number, but you can now use a username if you prefer. One of the easiest apps to convert normies.\nSilence - A signal fork that picked up SMS direct encryption after Signal decided to no longer pursue it. While you should stay away from SMS whenever possible, it is sometimes still necessary to communicate with certain people this way. And with Silence you can protect yourself. Signal on SMS\nSimpleX - The first messenger without user IDs. SimpleX uses the smart client dumb server model. Meaning you can setup a simple relay to forward your fully encrypted messages to recievers. SimpleX is still early. It has a simple desktop but this isnt fully features currently. In Depth Podcast with the creator.\nSession - Session is an end-to-end encrypted messenger that minimises sensitive metadata, designed and built for people who want absolute privacy and freedom from any form of surveillance. No phone numbers and completely open source.\nTelegram - Easy to use encrypted messaging app. Telegram is NOT End-to-End encrypted by default but does have the option to create E2E secret chats. While its not E2E encrypted it does still encrypt your traffic to the Telegram Servers which is an improvement over SMS. Telegram is simple and is heavily used all across the world, and is a good introduction to a more privacy preserving chat app. However Telegram does have access to user data in its internal servers and has been known to hand that information over at times. Telegram is one of the most used encrypted apps around and as a result can be a haven for scammers.\nThreema - an end-to-end encrypted messenger, similar to Signal. Not a free app. Good overall app, but relatively low userbase due to the non free nature of it.\nWhitenoise - An encrypted messaging app that uses the NOSTR Protocol for private and public key pairs.\nWire - E2E by default. Lots of functionality. Fully open source. Self hosting options available. Built in auto-delete of messages. Can be a bit buggy at times, smaller userbase.\nMetadata Removal # Desktop Metadata removal - Windows and Mac can remove this natively. Linux needs a few steps.\nImagepipe - Android only metadata remover\nMesh Networks # PKT.Cash - PKT uses PacketCrypt, the world’s first bandwidth-hard proof of work. When you connect your home or office internet to the PKT Network, you earn PKT Cash (PKT).PKT mining does not require permission from a centralized company. Miners power the network in a decentralized way, which scales to provide low cost, high speed internet access worldwide.\nOpenmesh - Your Gateway to Building Personalized Data Ecosystems in minutes, instead of weeks. A decentralized node operator that allows for running of various services.\nThreefold - To build an open-source peer-to-peer Internet infrastructure that removes all forms of centralization from the global IT systems. Anything we do needs to improve the planet’s situation and benefit the people around us. Internet access is a human right and it can change everything for the lives of people as an infinite source of tools and information. Our technology was designed to scale ThreeFold anywhere electricity and bandwidth are present.\nMobile # Aliasing # Abine - Offers Phone masking/aliasing for a fee.\nFireFox Relay - Phone Alias service that comes along with an email alias service. Email aliasing is free, phone alias service requires a small monthly fee.)\nSee our All in one Privacy Section for More\nAlternative App Stores # Accrescent - Accrescent is a private and secure Android app store built with modern features in mind. It aims to provide a developer-friendly platform and pleasant user experience while enforcing modern security and privacy practices and offering robust validity guarantees for installed apps.\nAPK-Pure - A site to download and install APK\u0026rsquo;s (install files for phone OSes) this is an easy way to completely bypass app stores. The downside is that your software needs to be updated manually through APK-Pure and is not managed automatically by an app store.\nAptoide - A competitor to the google app store. With over 1 millon apps. While its not specifically privacy focused its a nice alternative when you cant use the regular good app store, or if you cant find what you need in F-Droid.\nAurora Store - A privacy front end for the Google App store. You can find anything you need from google through Aurora. However as this is a front end, it connects to the google app store so that you dont have too. This does require an account. Aurora provides anonymous accounts for you to use, however Google will rate limit these accounts to make them difficult to use sometimes. You can just create your own Gmail account to bypass this if necessary.\nF-Droid - F-Droid is the premier app store for open source apps. For anyone truly intrested in privacy should first check for apps in F-droid before going to mainstream appstores as Fdroid only carries Open Source apps. Completely free, open source and does not require an account.\nObtainium - Obtainium allows you to install and update apps directly from their releases pages, and receive notifications when new releases are made available.\nBurner Phone Numbers # 5sim - Over 500,000 Numbers Originating from Around 180 Countries Online. Low fees. Does not take cryptocurrency.\nBurnerApp - Burner Phone numbers. Usually work for services like Amazon and Twitter\nCrypton - Affordability meets security: For the cost of a movie ticket per month, get a physical SIM phone number. All your messages are encrypted with your personal key, protecting them from prying eyes.\nFreePhoneNum - One time Use burner numbers. Many services wont accept these.\nPhone Blur - offers the use of non-VoIP US phone numbers for account verification, multi-factor authentication, and other needs. Formerly Text Secure.\nSMSPool - Privacy focused non voip SMS burner numbers with area codes from all over the world. Company accepts cryptocurrency including Monero. Cheap options that are known to work with difficult providers like Discord or Twitter.\nSMS4SATS - Bitcoin focused SMS numbers that utilize Bitcoins Layer 2, Lightning network.\nTelnum - Burner Numbers and permanent numbers via Monero\nTossable Digits - Alternative to Google voice for phone porting. Also provides multiple phone numbers.\nMobile Operating Systems # CalyxOS - A privacy focused de-Googled Android Alternative that’s more privacy focused than Lineage but more user friendly than Graphene. Only available on Google Pixel models.\nE.foundation - Degoogled Phone OS that works with most major phone models\nGraphene OS - The king of Privacy phones. Completely de-googled heavily privacy focused phone App Store. Only available on Google Pixel models. Install Guide and Another install guide\nHavoc-OS - Similar to Lineage with large compatibility of devices. Works on over 150 devices. Still available but not a lot of updates.\nLineage – An open source Android alternative that’s compatible with most major Smart Phone and other Android Devices. Does not have a locked bootloader, which is a slight security concern.\nPlexus - App that lists compatibility of over 1000 phone apps for Open source phone roms.\nUbuntu Touch - Open Source Phone and Tablet Rom.\nMobile Phones # Above Phone - The Above Phone offers Graphene OS phones for sale along with their own services like \u0026ldquo;Above VPN\u0026rdquo; along with additional support to help you get fully migrated over to their ecosystem.\nDe-googled - Sells De-googled phones, Lineage Calyx and Graphene - Takes crypto\nEfani - Company that offers Sim Swap protection and prevention. \u0026ldquo;Efani works like any other carrier, except Efani adds exceptional security to your plan via an impressive security tech stack.\u0026rdquo;\nFairphone - Sustainable phone that lets your replace all parts in the phone. Will support CalyxOS soon. currently only available in the UK. Also offers sustainable headphones and other items.\nFreedomphone - NOT RECOMMENDED. Privacy focused phone marketing towards conservatives. OS Is closed source, with little in the way of details on how anything actually works. Backed by conservative commentator Candace Owens.\nFrequency Check - App that lets you check what plans and locations your phone is compatible with.\nIsland - Sandboxing app for Stock Android\nMamushi- Specializes in Calyx OS , Accepts Monero.\nMark37 - A full service Christian privacy company that specializes in their \u0026ldquo;Ghost Phone\u0026rdquo; a Graphene OS phone with custom config. Offers several other privacy services and devices.\nNitrokey - Phones with Mics and Cameras removed\nPine64 - Completely Open Source Phone. May have some compatibility issues.\nPrivate Phone Shop - Fully configured privacy focused phones you purchase. Primarily offers Lineage and Graphene OS. Also offers other privacy services.\nProject Guardian - A physical phone silencing device. A new machine that silences all noise going into your phone from your micophone. All you have to do is set your phone on top of the device and it blocks all incoming sound. Also provides wireless charging. Can be used with two phones at a time.\nPurism - NOT RECOMENDED. Completely Open Source Phone from the ground up, however this comes with many difficulties including supply chain issues. Purism has been known to have very late deliveries in some cases as long as years with no refunds. Order with caution.\nRoninMobile - RoninDojo a bitcoin privacy company, now makes pixel based phones with options for both Calyx and Graphene.\nUnplugged Phone - Unplugged phone is a closed source privacy phone touted by many conservative influencers. It offers its own ecosystem of privacy apps. However many of these apps arent likely to be very useful since you need their phone in order to use them. Given this and the closed source nature of the software we cannot recomend this phone at this time. You are better off with known Open-source alternatives.\nVolla Phone - A minimalist design and new operating concept with the springboard, quick menu and collections. Comes with either Volla OS or Ubuntu Touch installed.\nMobile Service Providers # AweSIM - Privacy focused phone service. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nFreedomPop - Cheap and in some cases free VOIP plans.\nInvisv - Privacy focused phone service. INVISV Relay brings Multi-Party Relay (MPR) privacy to Android, offering a service that decouples trust: where INVISV\u0026rsquo;s job is to ensure that nobody but you has all your critical information. In effect, your requests for data from the Internet, whether with a web browser or with any other app, are unlinked from your identity, and neither INVISV nor our infrastructure partners nor your broadband Internet provider nor a mobile operator can link your identity and your Internet usage and location together.\nSIMXL - e-SIMs Accessible for Everyone, that accepts Monero.\nSilent Link - A real phone number provider not a VOIP number, that can be acquired anonymously. Only allows for incoming calls, but also provides a cheap data plan. Does not always provide the best service. A backup data plan is not a bad idea with this service while using Silent link primarily for privacy.\nVOIP Providers # Hushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nJMP - Private VOIP numbers. Uses the company Telnyx on the back end, but it try\u0026rsquo;s to make this process simpler for a small fee, as you can use Telnyx directly for cheaper fees and good privacy but the process is quite difficult.\nPassword Managers # Password managers are one of the few security tools that makes your life easier. With all of your passwords in one place, often including a password autofill so that you don\u0026rsquo;t have to even type your password, which also helps to keep you safe from keylogging or should surfing attacks.\nBitwarden - FOSS password manager. Free cloud password management, or you can completely self host. 2FA is easily configurable as well. Decryption happens on your client device not on the server, meaning your passwords are encrypted if the server is compromised. Bitwarden also has a password generator, and allows for multiple password encrypted password accounts making it perfect for a small enterprise solution.\nKeepass - The top local password manager. Instead of setting up a server you can run your password manager directly on your personal work machine.\nPasswordSafe - A local password Manager that utilizes Blowfish. Created by security expert and old school cypherpunk Bruce Schneier. Works on windows and Linux.\nVPNMentor Secure Password Generator - Online Password generator for when you aren\u0026rsquo;t working with a standard password manager. Provides other high quality VPN and password related tools as well, like a password strength checker.\nPrivacy for Cars # 49dollarmontanaregisteredagent - Montana based company that creates LLC’s and will register your car to that LLC in Montana thus keeping your name unattached to the car. Montana has the added benefit of a one time registration for cars over 11 years old and no emissions or safety checks\nDeflock - Deflock is a site that tracks \u0026ldquo;Flock\u0026rdquo; ALPR camera readers. Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) are cameras that capture images of all passing license plates, storing details like the car\u0026rsquo;s location, date, and time. These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles—regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. While these systems can be useful for tracking stolen cars or wanted individuals, they are mostly used to track the movements of innocent people.\nFreedomev - Open source software for Tesla cars. Still in development.\nGhostPlate - Physical device that lets you temporarily obscure your license plate.\nNotmyPlate - App that lets you request to legally opt out of License plate collection data via the GDPR. Not likely to be super helpful in non EU countries.\nOpen Auto - An open source alternative to Android Auto, and app that helps you utilize your phone wild driving.\nOpen XC - OpenXC is a combination of open source hardware and software that lets you extend your vehicle with custom applications and pluggable modules. It uses standard, well-known tools to open up a wealth of data from the vehicle to developers, even beyond OBD-II.\nPlate Privacy - A project by the Institute for Justice to track car camera software and fight back.\nPrivacyforCars - Delete your data from rental cars after you are no longer using them. Website also provides a lot of other privacy education on vehicles.\nVehiclePrivacyreport - Check for status of vehicles internet connection to the manufacturers\nPrivacy Resources and Education # Podcasts # Citadel Dispatch - Hosted by Matt Odell a Freedom and Bitcoin Advocate.\nClosed Network - Privacy and security podcast focused on the everyday person and using simple tools and techniques to become a smaller target for online attacks.\nOptOut - Hosted by privacy and freedom advocate Seth for Privacy, covering a wide range of privacy related issues.\nPrivacy Security and Osint - Hosted by the king of privacy, Micahel Bazzell, covers a wide range of privacy, security and Osint. Currently on a hiatus.\nSurveillance Report - Joint hosted by Privacy advocates Henry from Techlore and Nate from the New Oil. Break down of weekly data leaks and privacy incursions.\nWatchMan Privacy - Hosted by Gabriel Custodiet, a principled privacy and freedom advocate.\nOther Privacy Lists # alternativeto.net\nbrainfucksec.github.io/a-good-privacy-list\ndegoogle.jmoore.dev/#replacementsalternatives\ngithub.com/mendel5/alternative-front-ends\ngithub.com/mjovanc/awesome-decentralized\ngithub.com/pluja/awesome-privacy\nlopp.net/bitcoin-information/privacy.html\nnomoregoogle.com\nPrism-Break\nproducthunt.com\nprivacyfirstproducts.softr.app\nprivacytools.io\nreddit.com/r/privacy/wiki/de-google\nsovereignstack.tools\nPurchase Proxys # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nAnonShop - This one works a bit different. You pick a product you want and send the link to AL. AL will then purchase the item and send it to a nearby locker based on your zip code. All paid with Monero. This currently only works for Amazon orders.\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPurse.io - A purchase proxy that offers up to 15% discounts with crypto and users will purchase products for you. Currently takes BTC, BCH and lightning.\nRouters # Anyone - A harward based internet router/proxy that provides privacy by default.\nFlash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router,that prioritizes network wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come per-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers than can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that thats forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls and a virtual server seperate from the Firewall OS.\nSearch # Brave Search - Private search results, using its own indexer, with full search transparency. Aims to be one of the biggest competitors to google. In Depth Review\nDuckDuckGo - Biggest privacy focused search engine, they have admitted to censoring in some cases, but overall still better than Google.\nKagi - Privacy respecting search engine does not track any info or provide any ads and no data mining or IP collecting. Requires an account and limits amount of searches per day for free accounts. Offers paid accounts as well. Not Open Source. Privacy policy\nMojeek - Search engine that claims to use its own indexer and does not rely on search results from Bing or Google\nPresearch - Decentralized search engine that pays you out per search with their own token. You can also run a node and get paid out in their token provided you meet the minimum requirements.\nSearx - Searx is probably the most hard-core of the options, but provides a very solid experience and search results across multiple sources.\nSearch Ranking and Analysis\nWhoogle - A google search proxy that can be hosted. Check out Seth for Privacys public instance of Whoogle It’s easy to self-host, if desired.Public instances\nShipping Services # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) # Cloak - Experimental new program. it works by masquerading proxied traffic as normal web browsing activities. In contrast to traditional tools which have very prominent traffic fingerprints and can be blocked by simple filtering rules, it\u0026rsquo;s very difficult to precisely target Cloak with little false positives. This increases the collateral damage to censorship actions as attempts to block Cloak could also damage services the censor state relies on.\nGuardster - Anonymizer service that provides an alternative to VPN.\nIVPN - No logs, regularly audited VPN service, No customer data stored, Clear privacy policy, Transparent ownership and team, Strong ethics: no trackers, no false promises, no surveillance ads. In Depth Reviews\nKagi - (Note: appears in search section as well, if you want to keep just one mention, you can.)\nLN VPN - VPN service based on the lightning network. You can purchase and use wireguard based VPN services all on lightning. Also offers phone numbers per country all paid via lightning.\nLokiNet - New experimental TOR competitor.\nMullvad - Mullvad has a long reputation of preserving privacy. Mullvad does not log traffic, proven by a police raid. Allows anonymous sign ups, Accepts Monero for payment for Premium accounts. Uses a killswitch and uses Wireguard for speed and security. Provides a mobile app and desktop app. The Mobile app can be a bit finicky for some people. Does not have an app kill switch. In Depth Review\nNym - A new VPN project that works to implement new tech inlcuding mixnets, zk-nyms, post quantum tech and more. Backed by Wikileaks Chelsea Manning.\nPIA - PIA is a solid VPN provider that accepts BTC, uses Wireguard offers cheap rates. PIA is also well known for providing static Ip’s for your VPN. This can be useful for some services that block general VPN access. PIA does not keep logs for privacy concerns. Does not include a kill switch In Depth Review\nSentinel- A decentralized crypto currency backed VPN built on the Cosmos blockchain that aims to provide a decentralized VPN.\nVopono - App for managing Split tunneling in VPN’s. Split tunneling lets you send some traffic through a VPN and delegate specific traffic exempt to the VPN Encrypted tunnel or traffic. This can be useful when trying to use certain apps locally on a LAN. Some VPN Apps have this built in, but this isnt always accessible on all VPN’s or on all versions of the VPN. For Example Proton VPN has this function built in on the Windows version and the Mobile version but not on the linux desktop version.\nVPN Rankings and breakdowns by privacy advocate Techlore more VPN Rankings and More Rankings\nVPNMentor - Offers a wide range of VPN related education, in addition to VPN related tools and more VPN Rankings.\n"},{"id":17,"href":"/self-hosting/","title":"Self Hosting","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If something is free, you’re not the customer; you’re the product.” ― Bruce Schneier\nWhile privacy tools are fantastic, they sometimes miss the true root of the problem. In times of increasing censorship and data theft, owning your data is the best way to increase your privacy and security while dramatically reducing your ability to be censored. When done right, much of this can be done very cheaply. If you already own your hardware much of the software is free or very cheap. Instead of never ending subscriptions and increasing costs with big tech, simply remove them from your life by self hosting. Take back your digital sovereignty.\nCamera Systems # Ezvidoo - EZVidoo is a free CCTV surveillance software for Windows, Linux, and Raspberry Pi. It supports IP Cameras by default, local USB cams, and Camera Audios.EZVidoo also supports numerous sensor types as motion, audio, object, face, and person sensors. By default, it offers a recording support on 24/7 basic, and features, alerts, notifications and mobile access. Not open source.\nIspyconnect - Free and Open source Camera software. Compatible with a wide range of camera devices.\nKerberos.io - An open, scalable and modular solution that supports your use cases at home up to large scale production video landscapes.\nCloud Document Services # Cryptpad - End-to-end encrypted and open-source collaboration suite, that can be used in the cloud or self-hosted. Google docs alternative.\nOnlyOffice - Includes Free Cloud, Paid Cloud, and Self-Hosted options.\nStandard Notes - One of the top note-taking apps. Self-hostable, includes 2FA, E2E, scheduled email backups and more. Charges for the higher level plans with more features.\nCloud Hosting # Open Source as a Service # Cryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nDisroot - Privacy-focused ecosystem. Provides multiple cloud services. Including Email, Nextcloud, Cryptpad etc…\nFederated.Computer - Great open-source replacements for Dropbox, Google Workplace, Zoom, Slack, Airtable, Mailchimp, 1Password, Netlify, Github, Calendy, your spying VPN and much more for the low price of $39 a month. As many users as you want. Only pay for more storage when/if you need it.Federated includes Human Support and full Backups. The benefits of self-hosting without the day-to-day high-stakes drudgery. Affiliate Link\nKoofr - Allows for importing of Drive, Dropbox etc. Privacy-focused cloud storage free up to 10 Gb’s. ^1,2^\nNextCloud - Self-hosted cloud software for a massive amount of options. Takes a bit of config, but nextcloud functions as a full Google Docs replacement in addition to many other options including music and video hosting. Also provides cloud hosting if you do not wish to self-host. Next Cloud is currently available in other Privacy-focused ecosystems like Start9, Umbrel, Yunohost, Dietpi and many more, with just a few clicks. Or you can self-host on your OS of choice.\nLink Tree Alternatives # AllMyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nCoinDrop - Like link tree but specifically for crypto web wallets. All your wallets and donation methods in one simple place.\nLibertyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nOperating Systems # While more well-known OSes like Windows server or Ubuntu server are great, there are other lesser-known OSes purpose-built to help people self-host, by pre-packaging applications in nice ready-made GUI. This can be especially useful for less technical users.\nAva.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, NEAR, Avalanche and more.\nCASA OS - Community-based open source software focused on delivering simple personal cloud experience around Docker ecosystem. Despite the name CASA OS is not an OS. It is an app similar to Umbrel or Citadel, a GUI for docker images. Comes with some unique apps, like Nginx Proxy Manager and Cloudflare Tunnels. Also provides Clearnet support with a fairly flexible set of config options. Also has a nice simple GUI for file uploads, this is especially useful with something like Jellyfin or Calibre-Web.\nCitadel - Umbrel open source Fork offering much of the same options.\nCloudron - Cloudron is unique in that it offers offsite backups to AWS, includes a built-in firewall that monitors all traffic and comes with its own built-in email server.\nCoolify - An open-source \u0026amp; self-hostable Heroku / Netlify alternative.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Storj, Zcash, Cosmos Tornado Cash and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nDietPI - A Linux distro OS. Dietpi comes with over 200 app packages and dependencies built in. While more command line skills are required than Umbrel or Embassy, Dietpi makes it very easy to install over 100 apps and dependencies. While largely built for Raspberry Pi, Dietpi also has specific images created for a wide range of hardware. Dietpi is a bit more difficult than platforms like Yunohost, but runs a bit more reliably and offers more total tools, including backups, VPN integration, clearnet, and more. Documentation is better than Yunohost, but could still be improved.\nFulmo - A lighting network focused OS configured to run on a Raspberry Pi.\nFreedomBox - Another OS that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Currently more limited than most of the other OSes in terms of apps in the internal app store.\nHome Lab OS - HomelabOS allows anyone to easily deploy, backup, restore, and maintain over 100 different applications and services. Everything from video players, to home automation, to chat services. These services can continue to function at full speed on your LAN even when your external internet is completely offline.\nMoneroOS - OS dedicated to Monero mining.\nMy Node BTC - Another OS that focuses primarily on Bitcoin Software. Includes BTCPay Server, Dojo, Whirlpool, Join Market and much more. Comes with Clearnet, Tor, and I2P.\nPinode-XMR - PiNode-XMR is a completely free and open source suite of tools to help a user run their own Monero node with ease. PiNode-XMR is designed for use with single board computers (SBC) such as the Raspberry Pi, Pine64 or Odroid hardware to allow for very cheap node setup and minimal 24/7 running costs due to low power usage.\nPiBox - Currently has a small offering of Apps but is working on adding more. Notable Apps are Nextcloud, Jellyfin and Homeassistant.\nProxMox - Proxmox is the primary open source solution for virtual machine hosting. Like VmWare or Hyper V except Proxmox offers you the ability to run multiple virtual servers on a single physical server, easily allowing you to run several different software Operating systems for zero cost. Comes with snapshots, backups, server monitoring and much more. Find a list of Proxmox based scripts here\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nRunTipi - Tipi is a personal homeserver orchestrator. It is running docker containers under the hood and provides a simple web interface to manage them. Every service comes with an opinionated configuration in order to remove the need for manual configuration and network setup. RunTipi comes with Clearnet configuration, but this can be a bit buggy in some cases. This is still very much in development.\nStart9 - Start OS makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy, not completely open source. Currently routes all services over TOR or lets you host over LAN. This increases privacy but can make things more difficult to interact with Non TOR/Start9 users. Heavily supports bitcoin software and includes a NOSTR node and several other tools. While there is currently no clearnet support, StartOS is overall very stable. Start9 also offers some of the better documentation and error handling. Save 5% on any S9 Server with code \u0026ldquo;LOTR\u0026rdquo;\nUBOS - A newer project. Less impressive interface and less apps than some of the other projects.\nUmbrel - Interface that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Beautiful interface but still needs a few bugs worked out. Apps are difficult to config after being setup. Offers lots of Bitcoin Node Software. Umbrel and StartOS are very similar options as they both focus heavily on BTC and Lightning nodes and currently offer only LAN and TOR hosting. Umbrel offers more apps but Start OS offers a much more reliable platform. Umbrel is not an OS but rather an GUI application manager for Docker.\nYunoHost - Free and Open Source with over 100 apps. Yuno host comes with Clearnet support with your own custom domains and offers you free pre-selected domains you can use. Yunohost has a nice troubleshooting tool that helps you find issues with port/firewall troubleshooting. Yunohost has a lot of features but can be a bit buggy at times.\nMedia Center OSes # If you are currently running a Roku, Amazon Firestick, or pretty much any other store-bought hardware device for media streaming, it\u0026rsquo;s very likely that it sends out massive amounts of data back to different companies. This is terrible for privacy, self-sovereignty, security, and internet bandwidth. While it\u0026rsquo;s difficult to purchase hardware that does not do this, you can set up your own version with some of the following user-friendly Operating systems.\nLibreElec - LibreELEC is a lightweight ‘Just enough OS’ Linux distribution purpose-built for Kodi on current and popular mediacentre hardware.\nOSMC - OSMC (Open Source Media Center) is a free and open source media player based on Linux. Founded in 2014, OSMC lets you play back media from your local network, attached storage, and the Internet. OSMC is the leading media center in terms of feature set and community and is based on the Kodi project.\nXbian - XBian is a small, fast, and lightweight media center distribution for the Raspberry Pi, CuBox-i, Hummingboard, and many more devices to come. It is based on a minimal Debian and therefore offers much of the same freedom as Debian offers. Our slogan is “XBian, the bleeding edge” as our main focus is delivering the fastest Kodi solution for various small form factor computers.\nPhoto Storage # Ente - Encrypted cloud photo storage.\nImmich - Self-hosted backup solution for photos and videos on mobile devices.\nPhotoprism - PhotoPrism is an AI-Powered Photos App for the Decentralized Web. It makes use of the latest technologies to tag and find pictures automatically without getting in your way. You can run it at home, on a private server, or in the cloud.\nRemote Control Software # AeroAdmin - Easy and free Remote access service for many OS’s. Not Open source.\nMesh Commander - Free Open Source Teamviewer Alternative.\nTailScale - Tailscale is an easy VPN that allows you to connect back into your network without excessive configuration or firewall rules. While Tailscale is not fully open source and requires an account with the company, there is a fully self-hosted version you can run.\nRouters # Flash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router, that prioritizes network-wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come pre-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built-in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers that can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all-purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router, or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that is forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls, and a virtual server separate from the Firewall OS.\nSSH/RDP Applications # Easy SSH - Simple application that lets you save all of your SSH logins and passwords in one easy interface. This way you can login go from SSH terminal port easily and quickly without needing to type in your credentials. Linux Only.\nmRemoteNG - Just like Easy SSH, but also supports RDP, Telnet, HTTPS, Powershell, and more. Windows only.\nWebsite Tools # Ackee - Self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool for those who care about privacy. Ackee runs on your own server, analyzes the traffic of your websites, and provides useful statistics in a minimal interface.\nGhost - Self-Hosting and cloud hosting with open source software. Ghost is primarily used as a blogging platform as a competitor to something like Substack. Unlike Hugo Ghost offers a GUI for most of your website management.\nHugo - Popular open-source static site generators. Helps you simply create websites for desktop and mobile without substantial amounts of HTML code. Hugo is completely open source and utilizes markdown files primarily. Liberty Tools is run with Hugo.\nImmuneweb - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\nPlausible - Simple and privacy-friendly Google Analytics alternative - Extensive Review\nSSLLABS - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver. ^1^```\n"},{"id":18,"href":"/social-media/","title":"Social Media","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.” ― George Washington\nSocial media is a mixed bag. It connects the world and allows for the rapid dissemination of news, true and untrue. But in the last few years censorship has become a massive problem across all major social media platforms. Its important that we cultivate presences on social media that are more resilient to censorship and de-platforming. These services should be run as decentralized as possible to avoid coordinated take downs like we saw with the Conservative social media company Parler, where big tech collaborated to largely destroy the company.\nFreedom Respecting Social Media # Blue Sky - Blue Sky is an open source project backed by Jack Dorsey in an attempt to create a decentralized social network protocol as an alternative to Twitter. In May 2024 Jack Dorsey resigned from the BlueSky board, and donated 21 Million to the Open Source Protocol NOSTR. Blue Sky is very leftwing.\nDiaspora - Diaspora is a decentralized open source social media platform. With Diaspora you need to host your own instance by running a server or \u0026ldquo;pod\u0026rdquo;, meaning you own your data. Due to the decentralized nature of the platform it can be difficult to connect with other profiles, the platform has less than 1 million users after after 13 years of operation.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here\nGab - A centralized Free Speech Social media platform. Gab has been de-platformed by most of big tech and largely runs its own architecture in order to to keep operations running. Platform users tend to skew right wing.\nGettr - GETTR is a social media platform built on the foundation of freedom of opinion and expression. Gettr is a socialized platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t seem to offer anything particularly new, other than being a Twitter Alternative. Private messages claim to be E2E. But Gettr is not open sourced.\nLemmy - Lemmy is a selfhosted social link aggregation and discussion platform. Similar to Reddit but it is completely free and open, and not controlled by any company. This means that there is no advertising, tracking, or secret algorithms. Content is organized into communities, so it is easy to subscribe to topics that you are interested in, and ignore others. Voting is used to bring the most interesting items to the top.\nLocals - Locals is a free speech social media platform that is owned by Rumble. Locals is a centralized alternative to other social media. Founded by conservative commentator Dave Rubin.\nMastodon - Mastodon is an open source, self hosted social networking service that aims to be a twitter competitor. Mastodon lets you connect to specific Mastodon instances as part of a federation protocol. Due to this setup Larger mastodon servers can censor other servers from connecting to their instances. Tends to be a more left wing community.\nMeWe - MeWe is a centralized company that\u0026rsquo;s been running a social media platform for over a decade. MeWe is committed to privacy and an ad-free experience. The project is currently in development to be migrated to web3 blockchain based infrastructure.\nMinds - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.\nTruth Social - Founded by Donald Trump in response to Trump getting removed from Twitter. Truth Social is a centralized open source fork of Mastodon. Truth Social is known to censor content, mostly leftwing content.\nTwitter/X - Twitter is a centralized social media platform. While Twitter has become a free speech focused platform its far from perfect. Twitter is overwhelmingly the single biggest platform for spreading speech. Twitter is bad for privacy and is encouraging a ID based verification program, that will be in the hands of its future owners. Case against Twitter\nMeetup Alternatives # Agorakit - Agorakit is web-based, open source groupware for collectives. By creating collaborative groups, people can discuss topics, organize events, store files and keep everyone updated as needed. Agorakit is a forum, calendar, file manager, mapping tool and email notifier.\nFlockstr - NOSTR based Meetup alternative. Connects directly with your NOSTR Account, and also works with your lightning wallet to receive ZAPS (micro bitcoin transactions.)\nJoinMobilizon - Mobilizon is not a giant platform, but a multitude of interconnected Mobilizon websites. This federated architecture helps avoid monopolies and offers a diversity of hosting terms of service.\nLuma - An international meetup alternative, that provides more value at a much lower price than meetup. Has built in support for cryptocurrency wallets like Eth and Solana.\nPartiful - Free for users, requires SMS in order to gave out regular event updates. Not specifically freedom focused, but another good option.\nNOSTR # NOSTR is the future of decentralized social media. NOSTR is not controlled or owned by any private company or person. NOSTR is a protocol similar to Email or TCP/IP. It can be accessed by anyone or any company. NOSTR uses the dumb server smart client model. Meaning anyone can setup a simple server/relay that preserves and encrypts the NOSTR ecosystem. NOSTR directly incorporates bitcoin via the lightning network. You can send \u0026ldquo;ZAPS\u0026rdquo; which are low cost lightning transactions to any person on NOSTR, and your posts can likewise receives Zaps from anyone on the network. In addition to major support from the freedom and Bitcoin communities, NOSTR has been financially backed by Jack Dorsey and heavily supported by Edward Snowden. NOSTR offers several different clients that allow you to interact with the NOSTR protocol. Some of those clients:\nAlby - A NOSTR and Bitcoin plugin. Allows you to hold your private keys in order to interact with NOSTR, lighting and other bitcoin apps.\nDamus - NOSTR Client for Iphone.\nNOSTR Apps - A database of many differnt NOSTR Apps\nNostr.Watch - Track relays where a connection can currently be established.\nNostr.directory - Find your twitter follows on NOSTR\nNostrChat - Encrypted chat built on NOSTR.\nPrimal - A client designed to look like a twitter clone.\nZap.Stream - Directly integrated into NOSTR Zap lets you stream for SATS (bitcoin Lightning) and earn in kind easily from any and all viewers.\nYoutube Alternatives # Bitchute - A decentralized Youtube alternative that tends to have a lot of right-leaning content, due to this they often get censored or blocked.\nCiVL - CiVL is a free streaming platform for courageous stories and subversive ideas that challenge power structures. Get access to award-winning films, shows, and debates. No ads. No credit card to join.\nD.tube - A decentralized youtube alternative. DTube is a community powered video sharing platform where users vote on videos to reward creators, curators, influencers and viewers in cryptocurrency.\nMadiator - Privacy focused front end for LBRY, the network that hosts ODYSEE.\nODYSEE - A decentralized video platform built on the LBRY network. With the recent SEC Judgement against ODYSEE the long term future of the platform is uncertain, however plans are to migrate to the Arweave network. Odysee also has a nice simple feature allowing you to connect your youtube channel and autosync all content for a convenient backup of your channel.\nPeerTube A free and open-source, decentralized, ActivityPub federated video platform powered by WebTorrent, that uses peer-to-peer technology to reduce load on individual servers when viewing videos.\nRumble - A centralized alternative to youtube that bills itself as protector of free speech.\n"}]
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Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nDelete Me - Our date is leaked everyday. Thats why its important to use services like Delete Me. Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. Use our Affiliate link to save 20%.\nFederated.Computer - Federated is another Denver based company offering Open Source as a service. Sometimes physically hosting servers just isn\u0026rsquo;t viable. In those cases cloud hosting can be a necessary option. But most cloud hosting come from tech giants like AWS or Google Cloud who sell your data and will censor you if you have the wrong politics. Federated.Computer offers you cheap, easy open source options to get many of the benefits of Big Tech without compromising your privacy. Please use our affiliate link to sign up if you\u0026rsquo;re interested!\nHushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nLive Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our affiliate link if you are interested.\nMark37 - Mark37 is a privacy focused company that offers Laptops and phones that come prebuilt with opensource privacy focused operating systems at a reasonable price. Mark37 also offers ongoing technical support and training. Mark37 is a proud conservative and christian company. Use our referral link or discount code to save 5% on all services. This discount does not stack with other promotions. Discount code: \u0026ldquo;LIBERTYTOOLS\u0026rdquo;\nPrivacy.com - Privacy.com is the best way to pay with fiat online while still protecting your privacy. Create debit card aliases that can be limited based on total amount spends or by vendors. With card aliases you dont have to worry about leaked card info, overcharges or annoying vendors that refuse to cancel your subscription, privacy.com lets you do all of that for free. Please use our referral link and sign up for a free account.\nStart 9 - Start 9 is one of our favorite companies. Local to Denver, Start9 offers home personal servers with their own Operating system, that makes it easy for you to own and host your data out of a physical server that you own. Offers an app store with multiple applications that include Bitcoin and Monero full nodes, Matrix and SimpleX messaging, Vaultwarden for password management, Nextcloud for all sorts of hosting including word docs, music, contacts calendar and so much more.\n"},{"id":1,"href":"/agorism/","title":"Agorism","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If taxation without consent is not robbery, then any band of robbers have only to declare themselves a government, and all their robberies are legalized.” ― Lysander Spooner\nAgorism is a social philosophy that advocates creating a society in which all relations between people are voluntary exchanges by means of counter-economics, engaging with aspects of nonviolent revolution, founded by Samuel Edward Konkin the third. Agorism is a different approach to creating freedom, than electoral politics. Sometimes also known as the concept of \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizens.\u0026rdquo;\nAgorist Communities (International)# Bitcoin Beach - Bitcoin Beach is working to create a sustainable circular Bitcoin economy in El Salvador. Following the dramatic decrease in crime and the governments bitcoin backing, Bitcoin Beach has become one of the best Bitcoin communities in the world. Free Society - Free Society aims to build a new sovereign society by negotiating with an existing government. There are many examples of governments granting another nation sovereignty over a part of their territory, and Free Society believes this is the best way forward. Free State Project - The Free State Project is a movement of thousands of freedom-loving people to New Hampshire. Started in 2003, there are thousands of individuals just like you in New Hampshire. Together, Free Staters have built an incredible, real-life community full of people who value liberty and responsibility. Free Cities - The Free Cities Foundation aims to inspire, inform and connect people to create a global market of living together in Free Cities. Free Cities are self-governing territories that uphold individual rights and freedoms. They aim to create more prosperous and autonomous urban spaces. Freedom Haven - Seasteading org working to build a workable seasteading options. Seasteading is the idea of creating permanent living homes that exist outside government jurisdiction in international waters. Liberland - The Free Republic of Liberland is a small experimental country located on the banks of the Danube River, known as Gornja Siga. Liberland is built on classical liberal (libertarian) ideals which emphasize autonomy and minimize the state\u0026rsquo;s encroachment on individual liberties. Rule of law, bodily autonomy, free trade, freedom of choice, freedom of movement, and others are all core tenets of our fledgling nation. PraxisNation - Praxis Nation builds off the concept of the network state by Balaji Srinivasan. Which theories that in the modern world we can create a decentralized country that can offer many of the benefits of standard country. Praxis aims to offer land, its own currency and eventually citizenship among many other things. Pronomos - Pronomos is a venture capital fund that works to build the \u0026ldquo;cities of tomorrow.\u0026rdquo; Pronomos has worked to fund Prospera, Praxis, and many more starup cities. Prospera - Prospera is a new libertarian smart city located in Honduras, that works as an economic zone largely free of local government taxes. An experimental project that does exist by a government grant, but its working to prove out a new potential model of cities. Learn more with the REASON documentary. Digital Nomad Services# Escapees - Escapees bills itself as an RV club, but it offers many services for a digital nomad lifestyle, including mail forwarding and temporary residences among many other things. Based in the U.S. Liberation Travel - Focuses on helping users find residency in multiple countries primarly including Paraguay, Uruguay, Panama and Georgia. Nomad Capitalist - Nomad Capitalist specializes in legally and ethically reducing your tax rate, diversifying and safeguarding your assets, growing your passport portfolio, and maximizing your freedom. Passports for Crypto - Quickly acquire Citizenship in St. Kitts by purchasing property without ever actually visiting St. Kitts. Planbpassport - A service that helps facilitate second passports. Accepts Bitcoin and very much adopts a \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizen\u0026rdquo; Mindset. General Tools# Agorist Nexus - Agorist Nexus is a hub for free exchange, focusing on the spread of Agorism and connecting the counter-economy Agorist Tax Advice - Paid service to minimize your tax strategy. Live Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our above affiliate link if you are interested. Lost Horizons - Platform with a wide range of topics around opting out of taxes and deconstructing the legal system. Mobazha - Formerly known as Openbazaar, Mobazaha aims to be a decentralized market where people can buy and sell products across the world for various different crypto currencies. One Stupid Fuck - Opt out of the tax structure. Terrible website name and design, but a resource that provides great step by step videos of opting out of the current tax structure. Taxation is Theft App - App that walks people through the logical ideas of taxation being theft. Similar to the not yet launched project \u0026ldquo;The mirror\u0026rdquo; by Larken Rose. Shipping Services# America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Sovereign Homesteading# Abundant Acres - A small company that helps you design your sovereign homestead blueprint. Empshield - EMP Shield is the World’s first EMP protection technology for an entire home and vehicle tested to military and UL 1449 standards from ETL. H20 Machine - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. My Patriot Supply - Purchase food and other supplies. Seedarmory.com - Every one of Seed Armory\u0026rsquo;s seed vaults contains only 100% survival grade, 100% heirloom seeds, and are always non-GMO. Seeds, vaults, and packets are kept at low refrigerated temperatures until ready for shipping. Spout Water - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. Works at a much smaller scale than H20 Machine. StealthAngelSurvival.com - Purchase a wide variety of survival gear. Survivalrealty.com - Off grid real estate. "},{"id":2,"href":"/books/","title":"Books","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\nLiberty Tools Book List Welcome to the Liberty Tools Book list! This is our official book recommendations for the best books across a wide range of liberty topics. We do not specifically endorse every idea in these books or by these authors, but we do recommended them as a good place to learn about the topics at hand. Not all of these books are specifically libertarian, but they contain valuable information that could benefit anyone regardless of political philosophy. Find these books here: Anna\u0026rsquo;s Archive and Libgen If you enjoy any of these books please considering purchasing. Category Author Agorism Community Technology Karl Hess New Libertarian Manifesto Samuel Edward Konkin III Agorist Class Theory Wally Conger How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Derrick Broze Anti-Politics Sal Mayweather Anarchy in Practice - Stateless Solutions Community Technology David Freidman New Libertarian Manifesto Walter Block Agorist Class Theory Ryan McMaken How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Hans Herman Hoppe Anti-Politics Robert Murphy The Market for Liberty Morris/Linda Tannehill The New Libertarianism: Anarcho-Capitalism J. Michael Oliver Crypto Anarchy The Genesis Book Aaron Van Wirdun Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of Cryptocurrency Andy Greenberg This Machine Kills Secrets: Julian Assange, The Cypherpunks, and their fight to Empower Whistleblowers Andy Greenberg Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital Age Steven Levy The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age James Dale Davidson, Michael David Axtel Cryptocurrency Digital Gold Nathaniel Popper How Money got Free Patrick Eha Understanding Bitcoin Robert Muprhy and Silas Barta The Bitcoin Standard SaifeDean Ammous The Internet of Money Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Bitcoin Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Ethereum Andreas Antonopolous Hacking Bitcoin Roger Ver The Blocksize War Jonathan Bier Conspiracies Filthy Rich James Patterson All The Shahs Men Steven Kinzer JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters James W. Douglass Chaos Tom O\u0026rsquo;Neill Inventing the AIDS Virus Peter Duesberg The Controlled Demolition of the American Empire Charlie Robinson \u0026amp; Jeff Berwick A Warning from History Corey Hughes The Octopus of Global Control Charlie Robinson One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that gave Rise the Jeffrey Epstein Whitney Webb The Creature From Jekyll Island G Edward Griffin Covid The Real Anthony Fauci Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The War on Ivermectin Pierre Kory The Courage to Face Covid-19 Peter McCullough A Plague Upon Our House Scott Atlas Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19 Matt Ridley Diary of A Psychosis Tom Woods The Pfizer Papers Naomi Wolf Drug War and Prohibition The Economics of Prohibition Mark Thornton American Kingpin Nick Bilton High Price Dr. Carl Hart Chasing the Scream Johann Hari Dreamland: The True Tale of America\u0026rsquo;s Opiate Epidemic Sam Quinones Drug War Addiction Sheriff Bill Masters Gang Leader for A Day Sudhir Venkatesh Economics and History of Economics Economics in One Lesson Henry Hazlitt Basic Economics Thomas Sowell The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard Keynes Mark Skousen History of Money and Banking in the United States Murray Rothbard End the Fed Ron Paul Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles Jesus Huerta de Soto The Fiat Standard SaifeDean Ammous Environment American Serengeti Dan Flores Fossil Future Alex Epstein Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of Antihumanism Robert Zubrin Apocalypse Never Michael Shellenberger The Wizard and The Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow\u0026rsquo;s World Charles C. Mann Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Running With Rhinos Ed Warner Extremist Politics The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics Michael Malice SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought Police Vox Day The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure Greg Lukianoff and Johnathan Haidt Fiction Brave New World Aldous Huxley 1984 George Orwell Animal Farm George Orwell Molon Labe! Kenneth Royce (Boston T Party) Alongside Night J. Niel Schulman Freehold Michael Z. Williamson The Moon is a Harsh Mistress Robert Heinlen The Handmaid’s Tale Margaret Atwood Anthem Ayn Rand The Fountainhead Ayn Rand The Giver Lois Lowery Red Rising Pierce Brown Unintended Consequences John Ross The Probability Broach L. Neil Smith The High Ground Series Doug Casey Enemy of the State F. Paul Wilson Financial Crisis Meltdown Tom Woods Deep Freeze: Iceland\u0026rsquo;s Economic Collapse Phillip Bagus and David Howden Americas Great Depression Murray Rothbard The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last Century Mark Thornton End the Fed Ron Paul Gun Rights Come and Take it: The Gun Printers Guide to Thinking Free Cody Wilson The 10 Myths of Gun Control Jose Nino More Guns Less Crime John Lott Health and Nutrition Death by Food Pyramid Denise Minger Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim It Mary Ruwart The Primal Prescription Doug Mcguff and Robert Murphy Fat for Fuel Dr. Joseph Mercola Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless Health Casey Means and Calley Means Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Blind Spots: The Medicine Gets it Wrong and What it Means For our Health Marty Makary Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity Peter Attia History - General A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell A Peoples History of the United States Howard Zinn Albions\u0026rsquo;s Seed David Hackett Fischer The Dawn Of Everything: A New History of Humanity David Graber A Little History of the World EH Gombrich Debt: The First 5000 Years David Graber History of Government Institutions Legacy of Ashes: A history of the CIA Tim Weiner Enemies: A history of the FBI Tim Weiner The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles and their Secret World War Steven Kinzer Overthrow: Americas Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to Iraq Steven Kinzer History of Socialism The Almost Nearly Perfect People Michael Booth The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel Castro Humberto Fontova The Case Against Socialism Rand Paul History of War and Military The Strategic Logic of Suicide Bombers Robert Pape Enough Already: Time to End the War on Terror Scott Horton Death by Government: Genocide and Mass Murder Since 1900 R.J. Rummel Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catastrophe of Ukraine Scott Horton All the Shahs Men Stephen Kirzner Property Rights Against Intellectual Property Stephan Kinsella (Property Rights) - Freedom on the Frontier Terry Anderson \u0026amp; Peter J Hill How Music Got Free Steven Witt Water Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Space Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Against Intellectual Monopoly Michelle Boldrin \u0026amp; David Levine Intro to Liberty The Law Frederic Bastiat The Road to Serfdom Friedrich Hayek Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom Ron Paul The Revolution Ron Paul Intro to Anarchy No Treason: The Constitution of no Authority Lysander Spooner The Most Dangerous Superstition Larken Rose The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to Obey Michael Huemer The Anarchist\u0026rsquo;s Handbook Organized by Michael Malice Dissenting Electorate: Those Who Refuse to Vote and the Legitimacy of Their Opposition Wendy McElroy Individual Liberty Benjamin Tucker Freedom’s Progress: A History of Political Thought Gerard Casey Living Freedom The Freedom Outlaw\u0026rsquo;s Handbook: 179 Things to Do \u0026rsquo;til the Revolution Claire Wolfe 101 Things to Do \u0026lsquo;Til the Revolution: Ideas and Resources for Self-Liberation, Monkey Wrenching and Preparedness Claire Wolfe Don\u0026rsquo;t Shoot the Bastards (Yet): 101 More Ways to Salvage Freedom Claire Wolfe Net Neutrality The Fallacy of Net Neutrality Thomas Hazlett The Master Switch Tim Wu The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless Technology Thomas Hazlett Code 2.0 Lawrence Lessig Philosophy - General Drive: Understanding the science of Human motivation Daniel Pink Defending the Undefendable Walter Block Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder Nassim Taleb The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion Johnathan Haidt Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World David Epstein Philosophy - Political The Ethics of Liberty Murray Rothbard Anatomy of the State Murray Rothbard An Agorist Primer Samuel Konkin Our Enemy, the State Albert J Nock Police Brutality and the Justice system Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America\u0026rsquo;s Police Forces Radley Balko A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State John Whitehead The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison America Naomi Murakawa The New Jim Crow Michelle Alexander Ghettoside Jill Leovy I Can\u0026rsquo;t Breathe: A Killing on Bay Street Matt Taibbi Justice Before the Law Michael Huemer Revisionist History The Myth of the Robber Barons Burt Folsom The Art of Contrary Thinking Humphrey B. Neill Why American History is Not What They Say: An Introduction to Revisionism Jeff Riggenbach Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong James W. Loewen The Roosevelt Myth John T. Flynn The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary War Thomas J. DiLorenzo Security and Privacy The Art of Invisibility Kevin Mitnick How to Be Invisible J. J. Luna No Place to Hide Glen Greenwald Public Record Edward Snowden The Production of Security Gustave di Molinari Extreme Privacy: How to Disapear on the Internet Michael Bazzell Watchman Privacy Gabriel Custodiet Privacy in Utopia Gabriel Custodiet Schooling and Unschooling Radical Unschooling Dayna Martin The Case against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and Money Bryan Caplan Weapons of Mass Instruction John Taylor Gatto The Absorbent Mind Maria Montessori The College Scam: How America\u0026rsquo;s Universities Are Bankrupting and Brainwashing Away the Future of America\u0026rsquo;s Youth Charlie Kirk Vaccines Turtles All the Way Down Anonymous, Tim Vadnar The Moth in the Iron Lung Forrest Moready Crooked: Manmade Disease Explained Forrest Moready Dissolving Illusions Susan Humphries Vaccines, Autoimmunity and the Changing Nature of Childhood Illness Thomas Cowan "},{"id":3,"href":"/covid/","title":"Covid","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Every single thing that was done in public health in response to the pandemic made it worse.\u0026rdquo; - Peter A. McCullough\nThe Covid19 Lockdowns were the biggest event in our lifetimes. The damage done was immeasurable and still continues to this day. The power centers are looking to continue on with all of the covid tyranny. We must be vigilant in fighting back against the medical industrial complex.\nAnti Covid Orgs# Banners 4 Freedom - An organization dedicated to protesting Covid Mandates using billboards across the world.\nChildren\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense - Children\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense® is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Their mission is to end childhood health epidemics by working aggressively to eliminate harmful exposures, hold those responsible accountable and establish safeguards to prevent future harm. They fight corruption, mass surveillance and censorship that put profits before people as well as advocate for worldwide rights to health freedom and bodily autonomy ^1^\nEvidenceNotFear - An evidence-based guide against all of the Covid madness.\nFeds 4 Med Freedom - Feds for Medical Freedom is fighting for medical freedoms and personal autonomy. They stand against unconstitutional and immoral vaccine mandates that have cost thousands of federal employees and contractors their careers and livelihoods.\nFLCCC Alliance - A group of doctors who got together to push back against the public Covid response. They provide real education on Covid, and demonized treatments like Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine and recovery against.\nGBDeclaration.org - One of the first major organizations to push back against Covid lockdowns. The Great Barrington Declaration is a major worldwide petition sponsored by doctors and scientists against the Covid lockdowns.\nHowbad - Resources for tracking all aspects of specific Covid batchs data, this also includes leaked data, and some aspects of other vaccines and medical malpractice.\nICAN Informed Consent Action Network - Founded in 2016, ICAN was created with the goal of providing every person with the right to informed consent. They believe that by holding regulators accountable through their successful legal actions, individuals will become empowered to make truly informed decisions about their own health and the health of their families. Using an unprecedented legal strategy, ICAN has successfully won lawsuits against Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control, the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration. Founded by Del Bigtree of the Highwire and works regularly with Aaron Siri and his firm.\nLaw Offices of Siri Glimstead - Led by Lawyer Aaron Siri, Siri Glimstead has been at the forefront of defending legal rights against Covid restrictions and damages done by the Covid vaccines, as well as more traditional vaccines. They also focus on other things like civil rights or protection of whistle blowers.\nPhysicians for Informed Consent - Physicians for Informed Consent empowers the public with scientific information about infectious diseases and vaccines.\nPureBloodRegistry - Blood donations for and from people who have not gotten the Covid-19 vaccine.\nThe Highwire - An educational journalistic organization that has been working for years to bring accountability to the world of vaccines and especially Covid vaccines. Founded by Del Bigtree.\nVacSafety - The VSRF’s mission is to advance COVID-19 vaccine safety through scientific research, public education, and advocacy, and to support the vaccine injured. They present the most up-to-date and relevant information on COVID-19 and public health policies, free from corporate press, agenda-driven narratives, and sponsorships with conflict of interest. They encourage questions and an open dialogue of transparency on any medical and scientific information presented.\nFake Mask Websites# Fake Mask Worldwide - A company that sells obviously fake masks, less obviously fake masks and other Covid related items.\nGetUnmask - Breathable masks that look like regular masks. Company now sells other unrelated products as well.\nMedical Drug Purchase# Purchase Medical Drugs including Ivermection and Hydroxychloroquine from high quality third party services.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinil. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nMetrics# ICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nOpen Vaers - Open Vaers takes the CDC\u0026rsquo;s government data from VAERS and makes it much more readable and easy to understand. As of 9/23 there were over 36,000 deaths and over 1.5 million Covid vaccine related reports to VAERS.\nNo-Jab Job Boards# Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types.\nRedballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or Covid nonsense.\nUnjected - Social media for meeting and dating unvaccinated people.\nVaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status.\nVaccine Injured Support# Covid Vax Recovery Guide - A Covid vaccine detox guide written by nutritional scientist and liberty leaning Dr. Chris Masterjohn.\nCovid19CriticalCare.com - An in-depth recovery Post-Vaccine Treatment Protocol guide from the doctors at the FLCC Alliance.\nIronHeart Bloodworks - IronHeart Bloodworks is a new blood bank membership that gives you control over your blood choices during medical procedures. When you need it, IronHeart Bloodworks quickly sends you COVID-19 unvaccinated blood—a unique service in the healthcare industry. You should have the freedom to choose what blood is in your body.\nReact19.org - React19 is a science-based non-profit offering financial, physical, and emotional support for those suffering from long-term COVID-19 vaccine adverse events globally. Their mission is to bring healing to the moms, dads, friends, and loved ones who are facing life-altering side effects from their COVID-19 vaccine. They build bridges between patients and research institutions in order to develop a better understanding of vaccine complications.\nSpike Protein Detox - Peter McCullough\u0026rsquo;s Spike protein Detox protocol. Peter\u0026rsquo;s company also sells a specific Detox Support Formula.\nZelenko Protocol - Dr. Vladimir Zelenko was one of the first doctors to push back on mainstream Covid dogma. While Zelenko has since passed his protocol and supplements are still useful for fighting Covid ^2^\n"},{"id":4,"href":"/deathathletes/","title":"Death Athletes","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;We always knew it was going to happen, it was according to our plan. For our kind, this is nothing.\u0026rdquo; - Cody Wilson\nDeath Athletes refers to a concept going back to Ancient Greece and popularized by 3d Gun Printing Activist Cody Wilson called \u0026ldquo;The Death Athletic\u0026rdquo;. Cody gave a speech at Guns and Bitcoin 2022 talking about the beauty of death given in service to ones beliefs. While not always literal this is often metaphorical, Cody talks about the public death and having been killed in the public as a metaphor. The Death Athletic specifically refers to someone who engaged in practice to promote freedom and was persecuted for doing so. While many people have been prosecuted unfairly, there is a difference between general victims and those who specifically took the risk of fighting the state and lost.\nCheck out the speech here!\nDeath Athletes# Roger Ver - Roger Ver is a freedom activist who was one of the first investors in Bitcoin. Roger has worked as a liberty and Bitcoin activist for over a decade and has made major financial contributions and investments to projects like, DefCad, ShapeShift, FEE, Ross Ulbricht\u0026rsquo;s Legal Defense, Wikileaks, Kraken and many many more. In April 2024 Roger was arrested and detained in Spain on the request of the US government for alleged tax evasion claims in regarding to his exit tax in 2014. Roger is currently looking at a potential 100 year prison sentence for numerous ridiculous legal charges. Roger has been trapped in Spain since April 2024.\nRoss Ulbricht - Ross Ulbricht is the alleged founder and operator of the Silk Road website. The Silk Road offered consumers a safe and trusted way to purchase drugs and other contraband items. Ross was arrested and imprisoned in 2013. He was sentenced to two life sentences plus 40 years and millions of dollars in fines in a corrupt trial. Ross is scheduled to be released as Donald Trump promised to commute his sentence on Day one of his presidency.\nJulian Assange - Julian Assange is one of the greatest journalists of all time. Julian founded Wikileaks in 2006 and has exposed mass public corruption across the world regarding governments and corporations. Julian was forced into home arrest and then asylum for close to a decade based off ridiculous sex charges that were eventually dropped. In 2019 Julian was pulled out of his Asylum and pull into solitary confinement in BellMarsh prison until June 2024. Julian signed a plea deal and was released.\nEdward Snowden - Edward Snowden is a NSA Whistleblower who exposed massive NSA Corruption in 2013, mostly in regards to illegal mass surveillance on citizens. Snowden has been trapped in Russia ever since.\nSamurai Wallet Devs - In May 2024 Samurai Wallets Domain was seized and the two devs known publicly as TDev and Samurai were arrested and charged with money laundering due to the Bitcoin coinjoin functions built into the website.\nTornado Cash Devs - Tornado Cash is a decentralized coinjoin provider for the Ethereum Crypto Currency. In 2022 Tornado Cash was added to the OFACT List and the Devs Roman Storm and Alex Pertsev where charged with Money Laundering.\nAaron Swartz - Internet pioneer and free speech advocate. Creator of the Guerilla Access Open Manifest as well as several other open source technologies, Aaron Swartz tragically killed himself in 2013 thanks to overzealous prosecutors from the DOJ that were threatening Aaron with decades in prison for attempted publishing of copyrighted documents, despite the fact that the document had never been published and the owner of those copyrights Jstore, had actually dropped the charges.\nIan Freemen - Freeman, known for advocating freedom and financial privacy through bitcoin, found himself targeted by federal prosecutors. Initially facing charges including bank fraud and wire fraud, these allegations were eventually dropped due to lack of evidence. The core of the case revolved around money laundering and conspiracy charges. Ultimately, Freeman received a severe sentence of eight years in prison, a $40,000 fine, and forfeiture of $5 million in assets, despite not being convicted of the fraud charges prosecutors initially highlighted.\nCody Wilson - The creator of the Death Athletic concept as well as the founder of Defcad.com and first person to create a 3d printed Gun. Cody has been at the forefront of fighting for 2nd amendment and 1st amendment as they pertain to code and digital rights for over a decade. Cody has been involved in many lawsuits with the federal government as a result and suffered charges for sex crimes in 2018. He is currently free and working for Defcad.\nJay Stark - The anonymous creator of the FGC-9, which stands for \u0026ldquo;Fuck Gun Control.\u0026rdquo; The FGC was the first project to enable the creation of a fully 3d printed gun that did not require any actual gun parts, instead it uses items that can be purchased from conventional stores all over the world. Jay Stark was arrested in April 2021 on suspicions of owning illegal weapons, however none of these weapons were found and he was not taken into custody. Two days later he was found dead sitting in his car in front of his parents house. While the offical cause of death ruled out \u0026ldquo;foul play\u0026rdquo; it is difficult for most to believe that this was simply a coincidence.\n"},{"id":5,"href":"/defense/","title":"Defense","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles.\u0026rdquo; - Jeff Cooper\nWhen any government deprives a citizen of his freedom or property, the individual must take action to publicise his grievances. To this end, I hope to illustrate in the following pages, the futility of gun control, and that no amount of arbitrary legislation can ever prevent those wanting firearms from owning them. The individual who has the ability to construct his own homemade gun can never be permanently disarmed by any level of gun control legislation. - Philip Luty\nDIY Firearms# The 3D Printer has significantly advanced the ease of manufacturing reliable weapons absent the eye of the watchful state. Of course, it is not the only manufacturing tool available, but you will find it the most expedient.\nGetting Started# The following guides provide a basic introduction to 3D printed firearms. If your budget is limited, Creality printers may be the only option. But they are unreliable, and you may spend more time troubleshooting issues than printing. We recommend Prusa for their reliability and unwavering commitment to open source. Bambu Lab printers have recently gained in popularity for their speed, reliability, and multi-material options. However, they have a history of patenting established open source designs, and even more importantly, severely compromise your privacy. More information here. On this principle, we recommend against giving them your money.\nAs you evaluate printers and cad software, keep privacy at the top of your mind. While this practice may currently be legal in your jurisdiction, the state may kidnap and jail you anyway.\nHoffman Tactical The CTRL+PEW Getting Started Guide Ammunition# Fenix Ammunition - Manufactured in the USA by liberty obsessed individuals, and accept Bitcoin for payment. Books# Expedient Homemade Firearms by Philip Luty Expedient Recoilless Launcher: Panzerfaust by Jonathan Wild Communities# Deterrence Dispensed Rocket Chat - Large public group chat for all things 3d printed firearms. FOSSCAD Subreddit - a subreddit focused on 3d printed firearms of all types. However, censorship on reddit continues to grow, and we encourage migration to censorship resistant communities. Files# Most firearm designs are uploaded by individual creators to Odysee. DEFCAD is another source, but requires a paid membership. Most files available on DEFCAD are already available for free on Odysee.\n3D Gun Builder - A comprehensive directory of designs with direct links to Odysee pages. DEFCAD - Many files here are out of date and hosted without the permission of the original developers. GunCad Developer Index - A list of guncad developer Odysee pages. Legal Advocacy Groups# Organizations fighting within the legal system to expand gun rights.\nDefense Distributed Firearm Policy Coalition Rocky Mountain Gun Owners Second Amendment Foundation Merchants# Places to find parts, part kits, tools, ammo, and more..\nParts# Aves Engineering - Glock rails and MAC11 components. Every Gun Part - Exhaustive collection of parts kits (everything but the receiver) and more. Ghost Guns - More parts kits. JSD Supply - Pistol components and more. MAF Arms - Build kits for printed receiver designs. Replicator USA - 3d printed suppressors. Riptide Rails - Glock rails, magazine springs, and other printed firearms components. Newsletters \u0026amp; Podcasts# En Bloc Press - Paid newsletter and podcast focused on the 3d printed firearm space and adjacent politics. Open Source Defense - Weekly newsletter focused on expanding gun rights with \u0026ldquo;0% culture war\u0026rdquo;. Out of Battery Live - Live podcast focused on interviewing guncad developers and builders. Propaganda# Documentaries, talks, and other media.\nDeath Athletic Documentary The New Radical Plastic Defense: Secret 3D Printed Guns in Europe The Plastic Power: A Speech The Unshackled Englishman Resources# GatGPT - A deneutered version of ChatGPT focused on firearms. Shootingbot - Monitors price and availability of ammunition and reloading components. Training# Ok, you can build a firearm in your garage. Now learn how to use it. Before you start LARPING, consider what type of training is most useful. Read this.\nGamut Resolutions - Tactical pistol and carbine classes. Based in Florida but courses are taught in many locations across the US. Guns For Everyone - Free concealed carry classes based out of Colorado. Long Range Shooters of Utah - Multiday courses in shooting up to and beyond 1000 yards in Price, UT. MantisX - MantisX is a gun training system that takes a data-driven approach to helping you achieve shooting mastery with no ammo required. Unlike some dry fire trainers, MANTISX works while attached to ANY firearm (pistol, rifle, or shotgun). By analyzing every shot and generating actionable data, MANTISX helps you improve your accuracy quickly. Solutionary University - Beginner firearm and defense training. Run by Liberty Activist Maj Toure, who has been travelling across the US providing firearms training, particularly in black neighborhoods. Thunder Ranch - Multiday courses in pistol, rifle, and shotgun, founded by Clint Smith and based in Oregon. "},{"id":6,"href":"/education/","title":"Education","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Education and Training# \u0026ldquo;Government schooling is the most radical adventure in history. It kills the family by monopolizing the best times of childhood and by teaching disrespect for home and parents.\u0026rdquo; - John Taylor Gatto\nModern schooling has been terrible for years. Following the covid insanity and the addition of woke politics the schools are proving less and less value by the day. But education can be done through a vareity of methods. In the modern age their are many better ways to educate yourself and your children than traditional school.\nAlternative Schools# Options for schools that are close to the traditional model, but do something different.\nMontessori Schools - Montessori classrooms are ideal workplaces, where children are engaged, energetic, exploring, social, and most of all, learning to take ownership of their own education. They’re also unified communities in which each child understands the responsibility of being an individual student in the class while supporting the learning of others.\nWestern Governors University - While still suffering from some of the issues of traditional education, WGU provides a solid alternative for anyone who still wants to pursue traditional college degrees. Offering Bachelors and Masters programs in IT, Business, Nursing, Finance and Education. WGU is a completely online school, with relatively cheap degree programs that are performance based, meaning you can take the classes at your own pace and are not required to attend classes you dont need.\nAlternatives to School# Liberty Classroom - A wide range of courses. Mostly focused on history but offers other courses on econimics and logics. All courses are taught from a liberty perspective. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. Mises Econ Grad Progam - Economics Grad program that teaches free market Austrian Economics from one of the most prominent liberty focused think tanks. Praxis - Praxis is an intense personal and professional development program for young adults who want to work hard, build skills, learn how to create value, and develop a positive vision of the future for their lives and careers. Praxis is a college alternative that offers a 1 year practical devopment plan that ends up teaching you real world practical skills and connecting you with an intership at the end of your program. School of Life - A course to help you enhance whatever you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Provides biweekly webinars from the best liberty minds to bring your practile and actionable advice for your business, non Profit, cause or whatever else you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. TenToad - A program that helps families transition to a school-free life with a solid foundation of knowledge and the tools to get started with confidence. Embrace living and learning without school. ThinkExodus - Exodus Institute aims to provide families with a quality alternative to public schools, and support homeschool families with enrichment courses that foster critical thinking, academic skills, and counter the left-wing indoctrination found in education, culture, and the media. Unschoolers.org - Unschooling and peaceful parenting educational organization. Unschooling is an alternative to traditional schooling and even home schooling that works to encourage and focus and direct children\u0026rsquo;s natural curiosity. Unschooling Resources with Dayna Martin - Dayna Martin has been living and breathing Unschooling for 2 decades, while also working to educate many others on these principles. You can find many of the best unschooling resources here. Homeschool Resources# Acellusacademy - Acellus Academy is a K-12 online private school located in Kansas City, Missouri as a 501c3. Acellus Academy provides instruction online through distance education via the Acellus Learning System. Acellus, a program of the International Academy of Science, is an online learning system that has been used to provide primary instruction to millions of students in thousands of schools throughout the United States.\nHome School Legal Defense Association - With over 100,000 member families, Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) is the nation’s largest, most trusted homeschool advocacy organization.\nPower Home School - Power Homeschool is the official provider of online Acellus® courses for parents independently homeschooling their children without teacher support. Power is a not an accredited curriculum.\nRon Paul Curriculum - A liberty focused home school curriculum for all grades based on the ideas of former congressman Ron Paul. The curriculum was largely designed by Liberty Classroom founder, Tom Woods.\nTuttle Twins Academy - From the authors of some of the best selling Liberty Kids books, comes the academy for home learning. Catered for kids TTA offers courses in Finances, Logic \u0026amp; Critical Thinking, Entrepreneurship, and many more to come.\n"},{"id":7,"href":"/frontends/","title":"Front Ends","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy. The savage’s whole existence is public, ruled by the laws of his tribe. Civilization is the process of setting man free from men.\u0026rdquo; - Ayn Rand\nPrivacy Front ends are interfaces that interact with well known services that dont respect your privacy. Apps like Youtube or Facebook can be accessed via privacy respecting generally open source apps.\nApple AirPlay# air-pi-play - Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Airplay server using RPiPlay to enable screen mirroring on tvs, monitors and projectors. RPiPlay - An open-source AirPlay mirroring server for the Raspberry Pi. Supports iOS 9 and up. Apple Music# Cider - Cross-platform Apple Music experience based on Electron and Vue.js written from scratch with performance in mind Discord# gtkcord4 - A lightweight Discord client written in Golang which uses GTK3 for the user interface Facebook# SlimSocial - Android, alternative front-end for Facebook, built with Java Frost - An extensive and functional open source third party app for Facebook (Android app) Facebook Messenger# Caprine - Unofficial and privacy-focused Facebook Messenger app with many useful features fb-messenger-cli - Use your Facebook account to chat with your friends sneakily in the command line, it\u0026rsquo;s as easy as logging in, choosing a convo and chatting away Google Search# LibreX - Privacy-respecting free meta-search engine (free as in freedom). Small and simple meta-search engine, fetches and anonymizes results from Google only, has API support, allows redirects to Invidious/Bibliogram/Nitter/Libreddit.\nSearXNG - SearXNG is a free internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from various search services and databases. Users are neither tracked nor profiled (SearXNG is a fork of Searx).\nSearx - Searx is a free privacy-respecting internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from more than 70 search services. Users are neither tracked nor profiled. Additionally, Searx can be used over Tor for online anonymity.\nWhoogle Search - A self-hosted, ad-free, privacy-respecting metasearch engine for Google.\nGoogle Translate# Crow Translate - Simple and lightweight cross-platform translator that allows translation using LibreTranslate, Lingva, Google, Bing, and Yandex, as well as text-to-speech using Google.\nDeepL Android - Unofficial Android client for DeepL.\nInstaLate - Distraction-free translation for Android, to be used directly from within any app. Supports Beolingus, DeepL, Dict.cc, GNU CIDE, Heinzelnisse, LibreTranslate, Linguee, WikDict, and Wiktionary.\nLingva Translate - Alternative front-end for Google Translate, serving as a free and open-source translator with over a hundred languages available.\nSimplyTranslate - Provide fast and private translations to the user without wasting much overhead for extensive styling or JavaScript. Supports Google Translate, DeepL, ICIBA, and LibreTranslate.\nSimplyTranslate Mobile - Unofficial Android client of SimplyTranslate.\nHacker News# Hackers - A native iOS app for Hacker News.\nHackerweb - A simply readable Hacker News web app.\nHckrnws - A custom front-end for a better reading experience of HackerNews.\nHN-search - Algolia Hacker News search.\nHNTopLinks - Top Links on Hacker News.\nImgur# Imgin - Minimal Imgur front end Imgrs - Imgrs is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. It\u0026rsquo;s a Rust rewrite of a previous Imgur proxy project, Omgur. Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/imgrs Omgur - Omgur is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. Inspired by the Invidious, Nitter, and Teddit projects. No JavaScript or ads All requests go through the Omgur backend, client never talks to Imgur Prevents Imgur from tracking your IP or JavaScript fingerprint Lightweight Self-hostable Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/omgur Rimgo - Self-hosted frontend for Imgur written in Go. Website: https://i.bcow.xyz/ Rimgu - Self-hosted alternative frontend/ proxy for Imgur Instagram# Bibliogram - Bibliogram is an alternative front-end for Instagram. Public instances: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/bibliogram-docs/tree/master/docs/Instances.md Mastodon# Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Hyperspace - cross-platform Mastodon client for the fediverse written in TypeScript and React Pinafore - Alternative web client for Mastodon, focused on speed and simplicity Sengi - cross-platform multi-account Mastodon \u0026amp; Pleroma desktop client TheDesk - cross-platform Mastodon \u0026amp; Misskey desktop client Tootle - simple GTK-based Linux Mastodon client Tusky - lightweight Android Mastodon client Medium# Scribe - Alternative front-end to Medium.com Other services# ArchiveBox - Open source self-hosted web archiving. Takes URLs/browser history/bookmarks/Pocket/Pinboard/etc., saves HTML, JS, PDFs, media, and more etherpad-lite - Collaborative rich text editor. A modern really-real-time collaborative document editor Gitea - Lightweight git server. Git with a cup of tea, painless self-hosted git service Hedgedoc - Collaborative markdown editor. A platform to write and share markdown Librarian - Alternative frontend for LBRY / Odysee.com MediathekViewWeb - Video content of German public-service television broadcasters (e.g. ARD, ZDF) Official instance: mediathekviewweb.de NoPaste - NoPaste is an open-source website similar to Pastebin where you can store any piece of code, and generate links for easy sharing PrivateBin - Zero knowledge encrypted paste-bin. A minimalist, open source online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data. Data is encrypted/decrypted in the browser using 256 bits AES Snapdrop - Similar to Apple\u0026rsquo;s Airdrop but in your browser. A Progressive Web App for local file sharing Vaultwarden - Password manager. Unofficial Bitwarden compatible server written in Rust, formerly known as bitwarden_rs Wikiless - A free open source alternative Wikipedia front-end focused on privacy Reddit# Due to recent changes with the Reddit API Policy you may have mixed success with these. These are kept here in the event that this changes, but otherwise these are mostly dead projects\nDawn - Open-source Reddit app Available on F-Droid Forked from Dank: https://github.com/saket/Dank Eddrit - Alternative front-end for Reddit, inspired by Nitter, built with Python \u0026amp; Starlette. Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Infinity - Reddit client for Android Available on F-Droid junipf/reddit-frontend - A reddit front-end written in React Official instance: https://jpf-reddit.netlify.app kddit - uWSGI frontend for Reddit.com written in Python Official instance: https://kddit.kalli.st Libreddit - Alternative front-end for Reddit. Themed around Reddit\u0026rsquo;s new design - Lightweight, no JavaScript, no ads, no tracking. Official instance: libredd.it Public instances: https://github.com/spikecodes/libreddit#instances RedditClient - Alternative front-end for Reddit, built with Angular Roffline - A self-hosted offline Reddit server. It allows you to browse Reddit posts (including any media in the post) while offline. It is targeted at people that have intermittent internet Snew - Open-source client for Reddit forked from the Reddit source code. Slide - Open source, ad free Reddit browser for Android Available on F-Droid Stealth - Account-free, privacy-oriented, and feature-rich Reddit client. Available on F-Droid Teddit - Alternative Reddit front-end focused on privacy - Lightweight, no ads, no JavaScript, unofficial API. Official instance: https://teddit.net Public instances: https://github.com/teddit-net/teddit#instances Github mirror repository Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Teddit Top of Reddit - Top Reddit posts every day. Troddit: A web client for Reddit Official instance: https://www.troddit.com Updoot - Android, alternative front-end for Reddit. Xeddit - A Xamarin.Forms app for Reddit. Official instance: xeddit.com Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Xeddit Redirection# Farside - Farside provides links that automatically redirect to working instances of privacy-oriented alternative frontends, such as Nitter, Libreddit, etc. This allows for users to have more reliable access to the available public instances for a particular service, while also helping to distribute traffic more evenly across all instances and avoid performance bottlenecks and rate-limiting. LibRedirect - App that redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends. If you click on a link of a Youtube like it will redirect to you to Newpipe, Twitter to nitter, Wikipedia to Wikiless etc. Privacy Redirect - A simple web extension that redirects Twitter, YouTube, Instagram \u0026amp; Google Maps requests to privacy friendly alternatives Firefox Add-On: Privacy Redirect Chrome Extension: Privacy Redirect UntrackMe - UntrackMe transforms Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Reddit and Medium and Wikipedia links to links of open source, privacy friendly front-ends. Converts Google Maps links to OpenStreetMap links. Removes tracking parameters from any url. Then delegates the action to other apps that are capable of handling them. (Android app) Watch on Odysee - Browser add on that redirects you from YouTube to odysee a decentralized Youtube alternative Reuters# Neuters - An alternative front-end to Reuters.com. It is intended to be lightweight and fast, and was heavily inspired by Nitter Official instance: https://boxcat.site Shazam# SongRec - Open-source Shazam client for Linux, written in Rust. Spotify# Downtify - Open source Spotify ripper. Self Hosted. Kotify - Requires Spotify Account - Multiplatform desktop client for Spotify focused on library organization for power users. Relies on official Spotify client for playback Librespot - Requires Spotify Premium Account - librespot is an open source client library for Spotify. It enables applications to use Spotify\u0026rsquo;s service to control and play music via various backends, and to act as a Spotify Connect receiver. It is an alternative to the official and now deprecated closed-source libspotify. Additionally, it will provide extra features which are not available in the official library Oggify - Download Spotify tracks to Ogg Vorbis (with a Spotify premium account), based on librespot psst - Fast and multi-platform Spotify client with native GUI Podcast MP3 Downloader - Download MP3 files of your favorite podcasts from Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts, and Overcast. Spot: Gtk/Rust native Spotify client for the GNOME desktop. Only works with premium accounts Spotiqueue - Minimalistic queue-oriented macOS-native client for Spotify, with Guile Scheme scriptability SpotDownloader - A simple web tool that allows you to download songs from Spotify. You can download a song either by entering a track, album, or playlist link. You can also download the entire album or playlist in ZIP format. It also adds all the metadata like cover image, artists, and release date in the downloaded songs. Show, Podcast, and Artist page links aren\u0026rsquo;t supported yet. Spotiflyer - Download free content from Youtube, Spotify, Sound Cloud and more Spotube: A lightweight and free Spotify crossplatform-client which handles playback manually, streams music using Youtube \u0026amp; no Spotify premium account is needed SpotX: Modified Spotify Client for Windows (Windows Only) - Blocking ads and updates for the desktop version of Spotify, disabling podcasts and more Telegram# Telegram-FOSS - Unofficial, FOSS-friendly fork of the original Telegram client for Android. TikTok# ProxiTok - Open source alternative frontend for TikTok made with PHP. Official instance: Pussthecat Instance Twitch# ElectronPlayer - Electron Based Web Video Services Player. Supports Netflix, Youtube, Twitch, Floatplane, Hulu and more streamlink-twitch-gui - Multi platform Twitch.tv browser for Streamlink Twire: Alternative and open source Twitch client for Android Xtra - Twitch player and browser for Android Twitter/X# Due to recent changes with the Twitter API Policy you may have mixed success with these.\nFritter - A free, open-source Twitter client for Android. Harpy - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Flutter/Dart. Nitter - Alternative Twitter front-end - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Official instance: nitter.net Public instances: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances Example: Troy Hunt on Twitter and Nitter Shitter - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Java. Tweet-app - Desktop Twitter client only for tweeting. Timeline never shows up. Tweeterr - A tool to use Twitter from the command line on the fly. Tweepy - Twitter for Python Twidere X - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built mostly with Kotlin, in early stage. YouTube# Alltube - Web GUI for youtube-dl AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. BlackHole - Android music player app for YouTube Music and Spotify made with Flutter CloudTube - Alternative front-end for Invidious Official instance: https://tube.cadence.moe Installation guide for self-hosting: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/tube-docs/tree/main/item/docs/cloudtube/Installing%20CloudTube.md FreeTube - Open source YouTube desktop player for privacy on Windows, Mac and Linux Invidious - Invidious is an alternative front-end to YouTube - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Home page: https://invidious.io Invidious instances (Github): https://github.com/iv-org/documentation/blob/master/Invidious-Instances.md Invidious instances API: https://api.invidious.io Installation guide for self-hosting: https://docs.invidious.io/Installation.md Invidious-viewer - Python application to watch YouTube videos through the Invidious API, in the terminal (requires MPV player and libmpv.so, provided by Linux distro) Invuedious - An alternative frontend for invidious built with vue.js Official instance: https://bocchilorenzo.github.io/invuedious/ LibreTube - Android frontend for YouTube, based on Piped minitube - Lightweight youtube client with a kid-friendly interface. Can make playlists from search keywords mps-youtube - Terminal based YouTube player and downloader. NewPipe - A libre lightweight streaming front-end for Android oleksis/youtube-dl-gui - Cross-platform front-end GUI of the popular youtube-dl written in wxPython OpenVideoDownloader aka jely2002/youtube-dl-gui - A cross-platform GUI for youtube-dl made in Electron and node.js Piped - An alternative privacy-friendly YouTube frontend which is efficient by design - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking Official instance: https://piped.kavin.rocks List of public instances: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped/wiki/Instances Installation guide for self-hosting: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Documentation/blob/main/content/docs/self-hosting/index.md pipe-viewer - A lightweight application (fork of straw-viewer) for searching and playing videos from YouTube. Plumber - Local and remote video trimmer, can trim parts of video without downloading whole video, utilizes youtube-dl, allows conversion to GIFs smtube - Stand-alone YouTube video player Website: https://www.smtube.org SMTube is part of SMPlayer SMPlayer website: https://www.smplayer.info SMPlayer repository: https://github.com/smplayer-dev/smplayer SmartTubeNext - SmartTubeNext is an advanced YouTube app for Android TVs and TV boxes, free and open source. It is not a live TV client and does not support \u0026ldquo;YouTube TV\u0026rdquo;. SkyTube - An open-source YouTube app for Android. Tartube - A GUI front-end for youtube-dl, partly based on youtube-dl-gui and written in Python 3 / Gtk 3 th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). TubeArchivist - A self hosted YouTube media server. TubeSync - TubeSync is a PVR (personal video recorder) for YouTube. It syncs YouTube channels and playlists to a locally hosted media server. ViewTube - An alternative front-end for YouTube, written in Vue.js, uses Plyr video player; supports SponsorBlock, multiple Invidious instances support, chapters Vividl - Modern Windows GUI for youtube-dl Youtube-dl - Command-line program to download videos from YouTube.com and other video sites Youtube-viewer - Lightweight YouTube client for Linux YouTube.js - Full-featured wrapper around the Innertube API, which is what YouTube itself uses uYouPlus - uYouPlus (uYou+) is an alternative YouTube app for Apple\u0026rsquo;s iOS and iPadOS. yattee - Alternative YouTube frontend for iOS, tvOS and macOS built with Invidious and Piped, supports sponsorblock yt-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously without forcing javascript (Fork of youtube-local) yt-dlp - A youtube-dl fork with additional features and fixes. ytcc - Command line tool to keep track of your favorite playlists on YouTube and many other places. Can import youtube subscriptions from Google Takeout and provide them as an RSS feed for your favorite reader. ytfzf - A POSIX script that helps you find Youtube videos (without API) and opens/downloads them using mpv/youtube-dl. ytmdl - A simple app to get songs from YouTube in mp3 format with artist name, album name etc from sources like iTunes, LastFM, Deezer, Gaana etc. ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. ytdl-gui - A simple-to-use, cross-platform graphical interface for youtube-dl youtube-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously and with greater page performance ytcast - Cast YouTube videos to your smart TV from the command line. This program does roughly the same thing as the \u0026ldquo;Play on TV\u0026rdquo; button that appears on the player bar when you visit youtube.com with Chrome or when you use the YouTube smartphone app YouTube Music# AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. "},{"id":8,"href":"/hacking/","title":"Hacking","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The truth is revealed by removing things that stand in its light, an art not unlike sculpture, in which the artist creates, not by building, but by hacking away.\u0026rdquo; - Alan Watts\nWelcome to the Hacking section of Liberty tools! Hacking should be used to increase your knowledge and harden your defenses. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAnonymity# BinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\nI2P - The Invisible Internet Project.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nNipe - Script to redirect all traffic from the machine to the Tor network.\nOnionScan - One of the Hacking Tools for investigating the Dark Web by finding operational security issues introduced by Tor hidden service operators.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nTor - Free software and onion routed overlay network that helps you defend against traffic analysis.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nBug Bounty Platforms# Bugcrowd List - List of many companies that provide bug bounties. CTF(Capture the flag)# Ctf-tools - Collection of setup scripts to install various security research tools easily and quickly deployable to new machines.\nPwntools - Rapid exploit development framework built for use in CTFs.\nRsaCtfTool - Decrypt data enciphered using weak RSA keys, and recover private keys from public keys using a variety of automated attacks.\nDDoS# HOIC - Updated version of Low Orbit Ion Cannon, has ‘boosters’ to get around common counter measures.\nJS LOIC - JavaScript in-browser version of LOIC.\nLOIC - Open source network stress tool for Windows.\nSlowLoris - DoS tool that uses low bandwidth on the attacking side.\nT50 - Faster network stress tool.\nUFONet - Abuses OSI layer 7 HTTP to create/manage ‘zombies’ and to conduct different attacks using; GET/POST, multithreading, proxies, origin spoofing methods, cache evasion techniques, etc.\nDefense Evasion# AntiVirus Evasion Tool (AVET) - Post-process exploits containing executable files targeted for Windows machines to avoid being recognized by antivirus software.\nHyperion - Runtime encryptor for 32-bit portable executables (“PE .exes”).\nPeCloak.py - Automates the process of hiding a malicious Windows executable from antivirus (AV) detection.\nPeCloakCapstone - Multi-platform fork of the peCloak.py automated malware antivirus evasion tool.\nUniByAv - Simple obfuscator that takes raw shellcode and generates Anti-Virus friendly executables by using a brute-forcable, 32-bit XOR key.\nVeil - Generate metasploit payloads that bypass common anti-virus solutions.\nDefcon Suggested Reading# Defcon Suggested Reading Email Spoofing# SpoofBox - Offers email, SMS, Phone spoofing and lots of other tools. Not a free service. Can also be used to look up phone numbers. Exploit Development# Exploit Writing Tutorials - Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nShellcode Examples - Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial - Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nFile Format Analysis# Hachoir - Python library to view and edit a binary stream as tree of fields and tools for metadata extraction.\nKaitai Struct - File formats and network protocols dissection language and web IDE, generating parsers in C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby.\nVeles - Binary data visualization and analysis tool.\nForensics# Autopsy - Full suite of open source forensics tools.\nCAINE - CAINE is Linux Live CD that contains a wealth of digital forensic tools. Features include a user-friendly GUI, semi-automated report creation and tools for Mobile Forensics, Network Forensics, Data Recovery and more.\nFTK Imager - Open Source Disk imaging tool.\nPaladin Forensic Suite - Live Ubuntu distro with lots of tools. Open source with free and paid versions.\nSIFT Workstation - The SIFT Workstation is a collection of free and open-source incident response and forensic tools designed to perform detailed digital forensic examinations in a variety of settings, all built inside an Ubuntu VM.\nSMART - Open source sampling of many proprietary forensics tools.\nGNU/Linux Utilities# Linux Exploit Suggester - Heuristic reporting on potentially viable exploits for a given GNU/Linux system. Hacking Focused OSINT# AQUATONE - Subdomain discovery tool utilizing various open sources producing a report that can be used as input to other tools.\nBinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\nDataSploit - OSINT visualizer utilizing Shodan, Censys, Clearbit, EmailHunter, FullContact, and Zoomeye behind the scenes.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\ngithub-dorks - CLI tool to scan Github repos/organizations for potential sensitive information leak.\nIntrigue - Automated OSINT \u0026amp; Attack Surface discovery framework with powerful API, UI and CLI.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nShodan - World’s first search engine for Internet-connected devices.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSn1per - One of the Hacking Tools for Automated Pentest Recon Scanner.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\nThreat Crowd - Search engine for threats.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nvcsmap - Plugin-based tool to scan public version control systems for sensitive information.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nHacking Conventions# 44Con - Annual Security Conference held in London.\nAppSecUSA - Annual conference organized by OWASP.\nBalCCon - Balkan Computer Congress, annually held in Novi Sad, Serbia.\nBlack Hat - Annual security conference in Las Vegas.\nBruCON - Annual security conference in Belgium.\nCarolinaCon - Infosec conference, held annually in North Carolina.\nCCC - Annual meeting of the international hacker scene in Germany.\nCHCon - Christchurch Hacker Con, Only South Island of New Zealand hacker con.\nDeepSec - Security Conference in Vienna, Austria.\nDefCamp - Largest Security Conference in Eastern Europe, held annually in Bucharest, Romania.\nDEF CON - Annual hacker convention in Las Vegas. Known for having a left wing bias.\nEkoparty - Largest Security Conference in Latin America, held annually in Buenos Aires, Argentina.\nFSec - FSec - Croatian Information Security Gathering in Varaždin, Croatia.\nHack3rCon - Annual US hacker conference.\nHack.lu - Annual conference held in Luxembourg.\nHackfest - Largest hacking conference in Canada.\nHITB - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nHacking In The Box - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nInfosecurity Europe - Europe’s number one information security event, held in London, UK.\nLayerOne - Annual US security conference held every spring in Los Angeles.\nNullcon - Annual conference in Delhi and Goa, India.\nPhreakNIC - Technology conference held annually in middle Tennessee.\nRSA Conference USA - Annual security conference in San Francisco, California, USA.\nShmooCon - Annual US East coast hacker convention.\nSkyDogCon - Technology conference in Nashville.\nSummerCon - One of the oldest hacker conventions, held during Summer.\nSwiss Cyber Storm - Annual security conference in Lucerne, Switzerland.\nThotCon - Annual US hacker conference held in Chicago.\nTroopers - Annual international IT Security event with workshops held in Heidelberg, Germany.\nVirus Bulletin Conference - Annual conference going to be held in Denver, USA for 2016.\nHash Cracking# BruteForce Wallet - Find the password of an encrypted wallet file (i.e. wallet.dat).\nCeWL - Generates custom wordlists by spidering a target’s website and collecting unique words.\nHashcat - Another One of the Hacking Tools The more fast hash cracker.\nJohn the Ripper - One of the best Hacking Tools for Fast password cracker.\nJWT Cracker - Simple HS256 JWT token brute force cracker.\nRar Crack - RAR bruteforce cracker.\nHex Editors# 0xED – Native macOS hex editor that supports plug-ins to display custom data types.\nFrhed – Binary file editor for Windows.\nHexEdit.js – Browser-based hex editing.\nHexinator – World’s finest (proprietary, commercial) Hex Editor.\nInformation Security Magazines# 2600: The Hacker Quarterly – American publication about technology and computer “underground.”\nPhrack Magazine – By far the longest running hacker zine.\nUnredacted Magazine - The official magazine from Michael Bazzell author of Extreme Privacy.\nLock Picking Resources# Awesome Lockpicking – Awesome guides, tools, and other resources about the security and compromise of locks, safes, and keys.\nBosnianbill – More lockpicking videos.\nSchuyler Towne channel – Lockpicking videos and security talks.\n/r/lockpicking – Resources for learning lockpicking, equipment recommendations.\nmacOS Utilities# Bella – Pure Python post-exploitation data mining and remote administration tool for macOS. Multi-paradigm Frameworks# Armitage – Java-based GUI front-end for the Metasploit Framework.\nExploitPack – Graphical tool for automating penetration tests that ships with many pre-packaged exploits.\nFaraday – Multiuser integrated pentesting environment for red teams performing cooperative penetration tests, security audits, and risk assessments.\nMetasploit – Post exploitation Hacking Tools for offensive security teams to help verify vulnerabilities and manage security assessments.\nPupy – Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android) remote administration and post-exploitation tool.\nNetwork Tools# BetterCAP – Modular, portable and easily extensible MITM framework.\nCloudFail – Unmask server IP addresses hidden behind Cloudflare by searching old database records and detecting misconfigured DNS.\nCrackMapExec – A swiss army knife for pentesting networks.\nDebookee – Simple and powerful network traffic analyzer for macOS.\nDET – Proof of concept to perform data exfiltration using either single or multiple channel(s) at the same time.\nDgcd – Simple Unix network utility to extend the accessibility of TCP/IP based network services beyond firewalls.\nDnsmap – One of the Hacking Tools for Passive DNS network mapper.\nDnsrecon – One of the Hacking Tools for DNS enumeration script.\nDnschef – Highly configurable DNS proxy for pentesters.\nDnsenum – Perl script that enumerates DNS information from a domain, attempts zone transfers, performs a brute force dictionary style attack, and then performs reverse look-ups on the results.\nDnstracer – Determines where a given DNS server gets its information from, and follows the chain of DNS servers.\nDNSDumpster – One of the Hacking Tools for Online DNS recon and search service.\nDshell – Network forensic analysis framework.\nDsniff – Collection of tools for network auditing and pentesting.\nDripcap – Caffeinated packet analyzer.\nEvilgrade – Modular framework to take advantage of poor upgrade implementations by injecting fake updates.\nEttercap – Comprehensive, mature suite for machine-in-the-middle attacks.\nImpacket – A collection of Python classes for working with network protocols.\nIntercepter-NG – Multifunctional network toolkit.\nMass Scan – Best Hacking Tools for TCP port scanner, spews SYN packets asynchronously, scanning entire Internet in under 5 minutes.\nMallory – HTTP/HTTPS proxy over SSH.\nMitmproxy – Interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy for penetration testers and software developers.\nMorpheus – Automated ettercap TCP/IP Hacking Tools.\nNetsniff-ng – Swiss army knife for network sniffing.\nNetwork-Tools.com – Website offering an interface to numerous basic network utilities like ping, traceroute, whois, and more.\nNmap – Free security scanner for network exploration \u0026amp; security audits.\nPassivedns – Network sniffer that logs all DNS server replies for use in a passive DNS setup.\nPassivedns-client – Library and query tool for querying several passive DNS providers.\nPig – One of the Hacking Tools for GNU/Linux packet crafting.\nPwnat – Punches holes in firewalls and NATs.\nPraeda – Automated multi-function printer data harvester for gathering usable data during security assessments.\nPrinter Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) – Tool for printer security testing capable of IP and USB connectivity, fuzzing, and exploitation of PostScript, PJL, and PCL printer language features.\nRoutersploit – Open source exploitation framework similar to Metasploit but dedicated to embedded devices.\nScanless – Utility for using websites to perform port scans on your behalf so as not to reveal your own IP.\nScapy – Python-based interactive packet manipulation program \u0026amp; library.\nSPARTA – Graphical interface offering scriptable, configurable access to existing network infrastructure scanning and enumeration tools.\nSSH MITM – Intercept SSH connections with a proxy; all plaintext passwords and sessions are logged to disk.\nTcpdump/libpcap – Common packet analyzer that runs under the command line.\nWireshark – Widely-used graphical, cross-platform network protocol analyzer.\nXRay – Network (sub)domain discovery and reconnaissance automation tool.\nZarp – Network attack tool centered around the exploitation of local networks.\nZmap – Open source network scanner that enables researchers to easily perform Internet-wide network studies.\nOperating Systems# Best Linux Penetration Testing Distributions @ CyberPunk – Description of main penetration testing distributions.\nCuckoo – Open source automated malware analysis system.\nComputer Aided Investigative Environment (CAINE) – Italian GNU/Linux live distribution created as a digital forensics project.\nCSILinux - CSI\u0026rsquo;s mission is to equip you with the most advanced tools in digital forensics, OSINT, and incident response.\nDigital Evidence \u0026amp; Forensics Toolkit (DEFT) – Live CD for forensic analysis runnable without tampering or corrupting connected devices where the boot process takes place.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nSecurity @ Distrowatch – Website dedicated to talking about, reviewing, and keeping up to date with open source operating systems.\nTails – Live OS aimed at preserving privacy and anonymity.\nPhysical Hacking Tools# Anof-cyber/APTRS - APTRS (Automated Penetration Testing Reporting System) is an automated reporting tool in Python and Django. The tool allows Penetration testers to create a report directly without using the Traditional Docx file. It also provides an approach to keeping track of the projects and vulnerabilities.\nCanarytokens.org - Canarytokens are a free, quick, painless way to help defenders discover they\u0026rsquo;ve been breached by having attackers announce themselves. These are digital honeypots you can configure on your own network.\nFlipperzero.one - Flipper Zero is a portable multi-tool for pentesters and geeks in a toy-like body. It loves hacking digital stuff, such as radio protocols, access control systems, hardware and more. It\u0026rsquo;s fully open-source and customizable, so you can extend it in whatever way you like. Check out more firmware options here\nHak5.org - Sells many hacking for wifi pentesting, hotplug attacks, implants, remote access field kits and more. Breakdown of multiple tools\nLAN Turtle – Covert “USB Ethernet Adapter” that provides remote access, network intelligence gathering, and MITM capabilities when installed in a local network.\nPoisontap – Siphons cookies, exposes internal (LAN-side) router and installs web backdoor on locked computers.\nUSB Rubber Ducky – Customizable keystroke injection attack platform masquerading as a USB thumbdrive.\nWiFi Pineapple – Wireless auditing and penetration testing platform.\nPenetration Testing Resources# Pentest Tools# Metasploit Unleashed - Free Offensive Security Metasploit course.\nMITRE’s Adversarial Tactics, Techniques \u0026amp; Common Knowledge (ATT\u0026amp;CK) – Curated knowledge base and model for cyber adversary behavior.\nOpen Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM) – Framework for providing test cases that result in verified facts on which to base decisions that impact an organization’s security.\nOpen Web Application Security Project (OWASP) – Worldwide not-for-profit charitable organization focused on improving the security of especially Web-based and Application-layer software.\nPenetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) – Documentation designed to provide a common language and scope for performing and reporting the results of a penetration test.\nPenetration Testing Framework (PTF) – Outline for performing penetration tests compiled as a general framework usable by vulnerability analysts and penetration testers alike.\nPENTEST-WIKI – Free online security knowledge library for pentesters and researchers.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nShellcode Examples – Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial – Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nXSS-Payloads – Ultimate resource for all things cross-site including payloads, tools, games and documentation.\nPenetration Testing Distributions# ArchStrike – Arch GNU/Linux repository for security professionals and enthusiasts.\nAttifyOS – GNU/Linux distribution focused on tools useful during Internet of Things (IoT) security assessments.\nBackBox – Ubuntu-based distribution for penetration tests and security assessments.\nBlackArch – Arch GNU/Linux-based distribution with best Hacking Tools for penetration testers and security researchers.\nFedora Security Lab – Provides a safe test environment to work on security auditing, forensics, system rescue and teaching security testing methodologies.\nKali – GNU/Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing Hacking Tools.\nNetwork Security Toolkit (NST) – Fedora-based bootable live operating system designed to provide easy access to best-of-breed open source network security applications.\nParrot – Distribution similar to Kali, with multiple architectures with 100 of Hacking Tools.\nPentoo – Security-focused live CD based on Gentoo.\nThe Pentesters Framework – Distro organized around the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES), providing a curated collection of utilities that eliminates often unused toolchains.\nDocker for Penetration Testing# docker pull kalilinux/kali-linux-docker docker pull owasp/zap2docker-stable docker pull wpscanteam/wpscan docker pull citizenstig/dvwa docker pull wpscanteam/vulnerablewordpress docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-6271 docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-0160 docker pull opendns/security-ninjas docker pull diogomonica/docker-bench-security docker pull ismisepaul/securityshepherd docker pull danmx/docker-owasp-webgoat docker-compose build \u0026amp;\u0026amp; docker-compose up docker pull citizenstig/nowasp docker pull bkimminich/juice-shop docker pull phocean/msf Penetration Testing Report Templates# Pentesting Report Template – lucideus.com template.\nPentesting Report Template – pcisecuritystandards.org template.\nPublic Pentesting Reports – Curated list of public penetration test reports released by several consulting firms and academic security groups.\nRansomware Recovery# Nomoreransom - Help detect what kind of ransomware encryption you’re affected by and free tools to unlock it, in many but not all cases. Reverse Engineering Tools# Binwalk – Fast, easy to use tool for analyzing, reverse engineering, and extracting firmware images.\nCapstone – Lightweight multi-platform, multi-architecture disassembly framework.\ndnSpy – One of the Hacking Tools to reverse engineer .NET assemblies.\nEvan’s Debugger – OllyDbg-like debugger for GNU/Linux.\nFrida – Dynamic instrumentation toolkit for developers, reverse-engineers, and security researchers.\nImmunity Debugger – Powerful way to write exploits and analyze malware.\nInteractive Disassembler (IDA Pro) – Proprietary multi-processor disassembler and debugger for Windows, GNU/Linux, or macOS; also has a free version, IDA Free.\nMedusa – Open source, cross-platform interactive disassembler.\nOllyDbg – x86 debugger for Windows binaries that emphasizes binary code analysis.\nPeda – Python Exploit Development Assistance for GDB.\nPlasma – Interactive disassembler for x86/ARM/MIPS. Generates indented pseudo-code with colored syntax code.\nPyREBox – Python scriptable Reverse Engineering sandbox by Cisco-Talos.\nRadare2 – Open source, crossplatform reverse engineering framework.\nrVMI – Debugger on steroids; inspect userspace processes, kernel drivers, and preboot environments in a single tool.\nVoltron – Extensible debugger UI toolkit written in Python.\nWDK/WinDbg – Windows Driver Kit and WinDbg.\nx64dbg – Open source x64/x32 debugger for windows.\nSecurity Courses# ARIZONA CYBER WARFARE RANGE – 24×7 live fire exercises for beginners through real world operations; capability for upward progression into the real world of cyber warfare.\nComputer Security Student – Many free tutorials, great for beginners, $10/mo membership unlocks all content.\nCTF Field Guide – Everything you need to win your next CTF competition.\nCybrary – Free courses in ethical hacking and advanced penetration testing. Advanced penetration testing courses are based on the book ‘Penetration Testing for Highly-Secured Environments’.\nEuropean Union Agency for Network and Information Security – ENISA Cyber Security Training material.\nOffensive Security Training – Training from BackTrack/Kali developers.\nOpen Security Training – Training material for computer security classes.\nSANS Security Training – Computer Security Training \u0026amp; Certification.\nSide-channel Tools# ChipWhisperer – Complete open-source toolchain for side-channel power analysis and glitching attacks. Social Engineering# Beelogger – Tool for generating keylooger.\nCatphish – Tool for phishing and corporate espionage written in Ruby.\nEvilginx – MITM attack framework used for phishing credentials and session cookies from any Web service.\nKing Phisher – One of the Hacking Tools for Phishing campaign toolkit used for creating and managing multiple simultaneous phishing attacks with custom email and server content.\nSocial Engineer Toolkit (SET) – Open source pentesting framework designed for social engineering featuring a number of custom attack vectors to make believable attacks quickly.\nSocial Engineering Framework – Information resource for social engineers.\nwifiphisher – Automated phishing attacks against WiFi networks.\nStatic Analyzers# Bandit – Security oriented static analyser for python code.\nBrakeman – Static analysis security vulnerability scanner for Ruby on Rails applications.\nCppcheck – Extensible C/C++ static analyzer focused on finding bugs.\nFindBugs – Free software static analyzer to look for bugs in Java code.\nSobelow – Security-focused static analysis for the Phoenix Framework.\nTransport Layer Security Tools# SSLyze – Fast and comprehensive TLS/SSL configuration analyzer to help identify security mis-configurations.\nTLS Prober – Fingerprint a server’s SSL/TLS implementation.\nTestssl.sh – Command line tool which checks a server’s service on any port for the support of TLS/SSL ciphers, protocols as well as some cryptographic flaws.\nTools, Lists, Tutorials etc.# AD Exploit guides - Detailed guide on methods to exploit Active Directory.\nAndroid Security – Collection of Android security-related resources.\nAppSec – Resources for learning about application security.\nAwesome Awesomness – The List of the Lists.\nC/C++ Programming – One of the main language for open source security tools.\nCTFs – Capture The Flag frameworks, libraries, etc.\nExploit Writing Tutorials – Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nForensics – Free (mostly open source) forensic analysis tools and resources.\nGB Hackers Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHackerone Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHacking – Tutorials, tools, and resources.\nHoneypots – Honeypots, tools, components, and more.\nInfoSec § Hacking challenges – Comprehensive directory of CTFs, wargames, hacking challenge websites, Penetration testing tools list practice lab exercises, and more.\nInfosec – Information security resources for pentesting, forensics, and more.\nJavaScript Programming – In-browser development and scripting.\nKali Linux Tools – List of Hacking tools present in Kali Linux.\nMalware Analysis – Tools and resources for analysts.\nNode.js Programming – Curated list of delightful Node.js packages and resources.\nPCAP Tools – Tools for processing network traffic.\nPenetration Testing Cheat Sheets – Awesome Pentest Cheat Sheets.\nPivoting and Tunneling Guide - Detailed guide on methods to exploit.\nPython Programming 1 – General Python programming.\nPython Programming 2 – General Python programming.\nPython tools for penetration testers – Lots of pentesting tools are written in Python.\nRuby Programming 1 – The de-facto language for writing exploits.\nRuby Programming 2 – The de-facto\nVirtual Machines Labs# CFTtime - Free capture the flag hacking games.\nMindMaps - Massive list of smaller sites that provide individual hacking challenges.\nPentesterlab - Free and paid Pentesting training with labs.\nSadcloud - Sadcloud is a tool for spinning up insecure AWS infrastructure with Terraform.\nVulnerability Hub - Free Virtual machines to hack, provided by the community.\nVulnmachines - A place to learn and improve penetration testing/ethical hacking skills for FREE. The labs consist of 100+ real world scenarios to practice the latest exploits and cutting edge hacking techniques.\nVulnerability Databases# Bugtraq (BID) – Software security bug identification database compiled from submissions to the SecurityFocus mailing list and other sources, operated by Symantec, Inc.\nCommon Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) – Dictionary of common names (i.e., CVE Identifiers) for publicly known security vulnerabilities.\nCXSecurity – Archive of published CVE and Bugtraq software vulnerabilities cross-referenced with a Google dork database for discovering the listed vulnerability.\nExploit-DB – Non-profit project hosting exploits for software vulnerabilities, provided as a public service by Offensive Security.\nFull-Disclosure – Public, vendor-neutral forum for detailed discussion of vulnerabilities, often publishes details before many other sources.\nInj3ct0r (Onion service) – Exploit marketplace and vulnerability information aggregator.\nMicrosoft Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Microsoft software.\nMicrosoft Security Bulletins – Announcements of security issues discovered in Microsoft software, published by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC).\nMozilla Foundation Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Mozilla software, including the Firefox Web Browser.\nNational Vulnerability Database (NVD) – United States government’s National Vulnerability Database provides additional meta-data (CPE, CVSS scoring) of the standard CVE List along with a fine-grained search engine.\nPacket Storm – Compendium of exploits, advisories, tools, and other security-related resources aggregated from across the industry.\nSecuriTeam – Independent source of software vulnerability information.\nUS-CERT Vulnerability Notes Database – Summaries, technical details, remediation information, and lists of vendors affected by software vulnerabilities, aggregated by the United States Computer Emergency Response Team (US-CERT).\nVulnerability Lab – Open forum for security advisories organized by category of exploit target.\nVulners – Security database of software vulnerabilities.\nZero Day Initiative – Bug bounty program with the publicly accessible archive of published security advisories, operated by TippingPoint.\nVulnerability Scanners# Nexpose – Commercial vulnerability and risk management assessment engine that integrates with Metasploit, sold by Rapid7.\nNessus – Commercial vulnerability management, configuration, and compliance assessment platform, sold by Tenable. Free for under 25 devices.\nOpenVAS – Free open source software implementation of the popular Nessus vulnerability assessment system.\nVuls – Agentless vulnerability scanner for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD, written in Go.\nWeb Exploitation# Autochrome – Easy to install a test browser with all the appropriate setting needed for web application testing with native Burp support, from NCCGroup.\nBlindElephant – Web application fingerprinter.\nBrowser Exploitation Framework (BeEF) – Command and control server for delivering exploits to commandeered Web browsers.\nBurp Suite – One of the Hacking Tools integrated platform for performing security testing of web applications.\nCommix – Automated all-in-one operating system command injection and exploitation tool.\nDVCS Ripper – Rip web accessible (distributed) version control systems: SVN/GIT/HG/BZR.\nEyeWitness – Tool to take screenshots of websites, provide some server header info, and identify default credentials if possible.\nFiddler – Free cross-platform web debugging proxy with user-friendly companion tools.\nFimap – Find, prepare, audit, exploit and even Google automatically for LFI/RFI bugs.\nFuzzDB – Dictionary of attack patterns and primitives for black-box application fault injection and resource discovery.\nGitTools – One of the Hacking Tools that Automatically find and download Web accessible .git repositories.\nKadabra – Automatic LFI exploiter and scanner.\nKadimus – LFI scan and exploit tool.\nLiffy – LFI exploitation tool.\nNoSQLmap – Automatic NoSQL injection and database takeover tool.\nOffensive Web Testing Framework (OWTF) – Python-based framework for pentesting Web applications based on the OWASP Testing Guide.\nSslstrip – One of the Hacking Tools Demonstration of the HTTPS stripping attacks.\nSslstrip2 – SSLStrip version to defeat HSTS.\nsqlmap – Automatic SQL injection and database takeover tool.\nTplmap – Automatic server-side template injection and Web server takeover Hacking Tools.\nVHostScan – A virtual host scanner that performs reverse lookups, can be used with pivot tools, detect catch-all scenarios, aliases and dynamic default pages.\nWeevely3 – Weaponized web shell.\nWebscreenshot – A simple script to take screenshots of list of websites.\nWhatWeb – Website fingerprinter.\nWappalyzer – Wappalyzer uncovers the technologies used on websites.\nwafw00f – Identifies and fingerprints Web Application Firewall (WAF) products.\nWordPress Exploit Framework – Ruby framework for developing and using modules which aid in the penetration testing of WordPress powered websites and systems.\nWPSploit – Exploit WordPress-powered websites with Metasploit.\nWeb Scanners# Arachni – Scriptable framework for evaluating the security of web applications.\nCms-explorer – Reveal the specific modules, plugins, components and themes that various websites powered by content management systems are running.\nNikto – Noisy but fast black box web server and web application vulnerability scanner.\nSecApps – In-browser web application security testing suite.\nWebReaver – Commercial, graphical web application vulnerability scanner designed for macOS.\nw3af – Hacking Tools for Web application attack and audit framework.\nWPScan – Hacking Tools of Black box WordPress vulnerability scanner.\nWapiti – Black box web application vulnerability scanner with built-in fuzzer.\nJoomscan – One of the best Hacking Tools for Joomla vulnerability scanner.\nACSTIS – Automated client-side template injection (sandbox escape/bypass) detection for AngularJS.\nWindows Utilities# Bloodhound – Graphical Active Directory trust relationship explorer.\nDeathStar – Python script that uses Empire’s RESTful API to automate gaining Domain Admin rights in Active Directory environments.\nEmpire – Pure PowerShell post-exploitation agent.\nFibratus – Tool for exploration and tracing of the Windows kernel.\nMagic Unicorn – Shellcode generator for numerous attack vectors, including Microsoft Office macros, PowerShell, HTML applications (HTA), or certutil (using fake certificates).\nMimikatz – Credentials extraction tool for Windows operating system.\nPowerSploit – PowerShell Post-Exploitation Framework.\nredsnarf – Post-exploitation tool for retrieving password hashes and credentials from Windows workstations, servers, and domain controllers.\nResponder – LLMNR, NBT-NS and MDNS poisoner.\nSysinternals Suite – The Sysinternals Troubleshooting Utilities.\nwePWNise – Generates architecture independent VBA code to be used in Office documents or templates and automates bypassing application control and exploit mitigation software.\nWindows Credentials Editor – Inspect logon sessions and add, change, list, and delete associated credentials, including Kerberos tickets.\nWindows Exploit Suggester – Detects potential missing patches on the target.\nWireless Network Hacking# Aircrack-ng – Set of Penetration testing \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list for auditing wireless networks.\nFluxion – Suite of automated social engineering based WPA attacks.\nKismet – Wireless network detector, sniffer, and IDS.\nReaver – Brute force attack against WiFi Protected Setup.\nWifite – Automated wireless attack tool.\n"},{"id":9,"href":"/health/","title":"Health","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Our food should be our medicine and our medicine should be our food.\u0026rdquo; - Hippocrates\nThe modern world is poisoning us. Big Ag, Big Pharma, social media, environmental pollution, EMFs are everywhere. Corporations and every level of our governments are complicit, and this trend doesnt seem to be slowing down. We need to take our health back into our own hands. By embracing traditional wisdom, and alternatives to mainstream health we can reclaim much of the health that modern society has been slowly destroying.\nReject modernity. Embrace Tradition.\nBioHacking Tools# AgelessBody - List of Biohacking tools and strategies\nAnyLuv Metal Glasses - Anyluv sells blue light blocking daytime and nighttime glasses with metal frames, so that you can minimize your light exposure without putting plastic on your face like most other blue light blocking glasses.\nBioHackerLabs Tools - Several different tools and resources. Net Carb Calc, Glucose Ketone Calc, Blood Sugar converter, Blue light testing.\nBluBlox - Cheaper Blue light blocking sunglasses\nBonCharge - Numerous products for sale. Include Blu light blocking, EMF Blocking, red light therapy etc. Products are bit pricey.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nEmr-Tek - Wide range of products. Inlcuding non plastic blue and yellow light blocking glasses. Iphone radiation blocking cases. Red light devices and more.\nOpal - App that blocks other apps. Social media can be addicting and can impact your productivity, but sometimes deleting it isn\u0026rsquo;t an option. Stop yourself from wasting time on social media during designated time frames with the Opal app.\nChips - Seed Oil Free# Seed oils are everywhere. New evidence shows that they are wildly toxic and heavily correlate with the increase in major chronic disease over the last 100 years. But Chips are also delicious so here\u0026rsquo;s a few options for seed oil free chips. Anti-Seed Oil Data\nBeefys Own - Beef tallow potato chips.\nMasa Chips - Organic nixtalized corn chips cooked in grassfed beef tallow. From the creators of the Shireapp. Accepts Bitcoin. Currently they are a bit pricey.\nRosies Chips - Beef tallow potato chips.\nSiete Foods - Family owned Mexican company that produces a wide range of seed oil free chips and other products. Primarily cooked in Avocado oil.\nClothing# Non Plastic, EMF Resistant and Grounded\nAll of these ideas may seem controversial to you. Here are some great resources to learn more about them. Grounding/Earthing , Microplastics , Guide on avoiding all plastics and toxic chemicals\nAJConsultingCompany - Non Plastic Alternatives\nBuffaloWoolCo - 100% buffalo/bison wool clothing.\nCottonique - GOTS Certified 100% Organic cotton products.\nEarth Runners - Earth Runners was created to rewild our lives in response to the typical modern domesticated lifestyle, which is causing numerous health, psychological and social issues. Grounded minimalist sandals.\nFindwool.com - Find 100% pure wool in your area.\nGrounded Shoes - Shoes that are discharged electricity from body via grounded shoes. Most(but not all) shoes are 100% leather and plastic free.\nHarvest and Mill - 100% organic cotton sheets, towels \u0026amp; more. 100% Sourced \u0026amp; Made in the USA.\nHemp Organic Life - Organic hemp products for all sorts of less common items such as: mattress covers, cushions, sleeping bags, soaps, socks, and even home and car seat covers.\nNatural Home - Natural home sells a wide mix of organic wool, cotton, linen, hemp furniture and much more.\nOddobody - 100% organic cotton underwear for woman.\nPeluva Shoes - Founded by liberty leaning nutrition expert Mark Sisson. Peluva aims to create shoes that allow you to move well in a more natural state.\nRawganique - Organic cotton, linen and Hemp clothing and accessories.\nRhizal Shoes - Grounded 100% leather shoes.\nThe Filtery - Aggregator for non plastic clothes and other household items.\nWoolshire - GOTS Certified 100% Organic locally sourced Cotton products. Organic sourcing is often not verified when it comes from other countries. At Woolshire it is verified.\nWyoming Based - American Wool company. Sells Beanies and Sweaters. Accepts Bitcoin. Manufactured in America. Anti-woke.\nCosmetics# Animal based and Non-Toxic\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Deodorant, Toothpaste, soap, etc\nCaptain Fishers - Balms and Hair serum using Tallow and other natural ingredients.\nClara And Fritz - Whipped tallow based sunscreen and other products\nDakota Tallow - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nFarrow.Life - Pork Lard based. Farrow is made in real time and in small batches to ensure super freshness and the highest quality.\nJKLM Farm - Small Batch Animal Fat Soap \u0026amp; Skincare Products. Includes bone marrow soap,bacon fat soap, hair paste and more.\nMeraki Blu - Meraki Blu and Tallow based supplements. Meraki Blu has been shown to help Energy, Focus, Short-Term and Long-Term Memory, Uplift Mood, Calm Anxiety, and be Anti-Aging focused.\nNoseToTail-BodyCare - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nVintage Tradition - Tallow Lip balms.\nWhite Oaks Home goods - White oaks also provides tallow and lard based cosmetics, candles etc.\nDental Health# Dental health has been an epidemic of malocclusion largely related the to quality of our food for thousands of years. This has led to mass issues with dental decay and improper facial development which leads to nasal breathing, which in turns leads to wisdom teeth problems and many other following health issues.Check out these resources to learn more: Weston A Price\u0026rsquo;s world wide study , Jaw Development , Breathing , General Dental Health\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Toothpaste and other products. Completely natural with no Fluoride.\nVanMan Shop - Toothpase made from eggshell and betonite clay. Shipped in glass containers. Offers other products as well.\nBite - Plastic free Vegan friendly toothpaste and other teeth related products, including bamboo tooth brushes and plastic free floss, all sold in non plastic containers.\nGreenzla - Bamboo plastic free tooth brushes.\nPlastic Free Dental Floss - Made from wheat instead of plastic for your flossing needs.\nMastique Chewing Gum - Often referred to as mastic gum, Mastique offers sugar free, seed oil and trans fat free Mastic gum for chewing to help build jaw strength and avoid jaw/wisdom teeth problems. Also comes with xylitol, coconut and natural mastic for extra teeth care. Doesn\u0026rsquo;t taste like regular gum, but ultimately its not bad tasting either.\nGreco Gum - Single ingredient mastic gum for increasing jaw strength. Made from resinous sap that seeps from the bark of the mastic tree (Pistacia lentiscus) and becomes crystallized.\nApolloGum - Single ingredient mastic gum with only a single ingredient. Offers a 21% discount if purchased in bitcoin.\nBiolight - A redlight device specifically for your mouth and teeth. Red light has shown tremendous health benefits across a wide spectrum. The Biolight can help to restore your oral microbiome. Company also provides many other redlight products.\nMewing App - An app from the creator of Mewing, that helps you do different mewing exercises designed to help strengthen your jaw with proper tongue posture, and help your face, jaw and teeth develop properly.\nEnvironmental Toxin Monitoring# Because Health - A nonprofit environmental health site that offers science-based tips and guides for buying safer cookware and dishes, uncontaminated foods, and nontoxic personal-care products—to help people live more healthfully.\nBreast Cancer Prevention Partners - An organization that provides information for reducing toxic exposures—in food packaging, cosmetics, and other everyday products—to protect people’s breast health and reproductive health.\nCHEM Trust - A website that offers terrific fact sheets about hazardous chemicals and their impacts on health, as well as news about chemical legislation in Europe (such as REACH).\nClearya - A browser plug-in and mobile app that help online shoppers make informed choices. Clearya automatically screens ingredient lists for chemicals of concern while shopping online, and assists in discovering safer alternatives. In parallel, the platform mines insights that serve environmental health scientists and advocacy groups.\nEnvironmental Defense Fund - A leading global nonprofit organization that promotes research related to preserving the health of both the environment and its populations, including humans.\nEnvironmental Health News - A publication of Environmental Health Sciences, a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental health issues, including climate change, the plastic pollution crisis, and harmful chemicals such as BPA.\nEnvironmental Working Group - A nonprofit dedicated to protecting human health and the environment. The group offers excellent Shopper’s Guides with scientifically based recommendations on choosing healthy consumer products (from cosmetics to cleaning products) and uncontaminated foods (including produce). The organization also offers a Healthy Living App with ratings of more than 120,000 food and personal-care products, to help consumers make the healthiest choices.\nMade Safe - A program that certifies safe brands of cosmetics, household products, apparel, bedding, and other products, after a rigorous screening and evaluation of ingredients and materials. Check out their new Healthy Pregnancy Guide.\nNational Resources Defense Council - An organization that works to safeguard the earth, including its air, water, people, plants, and animals, from pollution, chemicals, and other toxic effects.\nProgram on Reproductive Health and the Environment - Under the auspices of the University of California, San Francisco, this program offers valuable resources that can help minimize people’s exposure to reproductive toxins in everyday life.\nSafer Chemicals, Healthy Families - A coalition of organizations and businesses working to safeguard families from toxic chemicals in our homes, workplaces, schools, and in the products we use.\nSafer Made - An organization that invests in companies and technologies that eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals in consumer products and supply chains. Its newsletters highlight developments in phasing out certain chemicals and progress on other environmental issues.\nSilent Spring Institute - A scientific research organization dedicated to uncovering the links between environmental chemicals and human health. On the preventive front, the organization developed Detox Me, a free mobile app to help consumers reduce their exposure to toxic chemicals in their everyday surroundings.\nToxic Free Future - An organization that conducts original research on the complex science underlying different aspects of environmental health and advocates for the use of safer products, chemicals, and practices to ensure a healthier future.\nFood Freedom Advocacy# Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFood Discovery Apps# Feed the People By the People - An organization dedicated to empowering farmers and ranchers across the country and cutting out middlemen to enable direct sales to customers. By decentralizing the food supply chain, they aim to put the power of food back in the hands of the people.\nGetRawMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area based off your zip code.\nGround Work Collective - Website that finds high quality farms and high quality soil.\nLabel Ferret - Label Ferret uses nutrition data from a variety of sources but nutrition data and ingredient labels change frequently so accuracy cannot be guaranteed. You can use this app to read ingredients and nutritional facts from a wide range of different products.\nLocal Fats: Website that that helps you find food providers that dont use seed oils. Includes locations all over the world. Locations are crowd sourced, so anyone can submit a new location they find.\nRealMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area.\nSeed Oil Rebellion - Website that provides education around seed oils and buying/food guides.\nSeed Oil Scout - App that helps you find restaurants and fast food providers that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App only works in IOS.\nSeed oil Free Restaurants - Website that lets you look up specific restaurants to see what oils they cook in and dont cook in.\nSeedy App - App that helps you find restaurants, fast food providers and products at grocery stores that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App is under construction. Old demo app only worked in IOS.\nShireapp - App that finds local high quality real foods. Includes multiple categories such as Seed oil free, regenerative, grass fed, organic, raw etc.\nHealth Funding Projects# Decentralized Health Fund - The Decentralized Health Fund looks to fund important but largely unprofitable research in regards to lesser known areas of health. The fund is working to collect and store money in BTC in order to give out grants to fund studies and projects around the dangers of EMF\u0026rsquo;s, the benefit of grounding, sunlight and other natural sources.\nNew Founding - New Founding is looking to raise funds to focus on \u0026ldquo;early-stage ventures where we can add exceptional value by leveraging our significant proprietary deal flow, our best-in-class intelligence of conservative consumer and institutional demand, and our connections within the right-wing ecosystem.\u0026rdquo; ‍\nHealthcare Alternative# Chronic Illness Recovery - An institute that focuses on healing from long term health issues caused by systemic inflammation and other modern causes.\nCrowdhealth - CrowdHealth is not an insurance company, but a platform \u0026amp; community that empowers you with a crowdfunding tool and a wealth of resources to efficiently manage your health care costs.\nCurehunter - Free service that catalogs most medical conditions and potential treatments. CureHunter is a fully integrated scientific search, data retrieval and analysis engine on the web that can read the entire US National Library of Medicine Medline Archive and automatically extract and quantify the evidence for successful clinical outcomes of all known drugs for all known human diseases.\nDPC Network - Find Direct Primary care Doctors near you.\nDpcare - Direct Primary Care (DPC) is an innovative alternative payment model improving access to high functioning healthcare with a simple, flat, affordable membership fee. No fee-for-service payments. No third party billing. The defining element of DPC is an enduring and trusting relationship between a patient and his or her primary care provider.\nDruglike - Druglike is a platform for democratizing the access, costs, and rewards of early-stage drug discovery. Druglike is building a decentralized computing network which provides resources for anyone looking to start or contribute to early-stage drug discovery projects. Unlike competitors, Druglike will be web-based and completely free to use.\nFree Market Medical Association - Free Market Medical Association helps find Market alternatives to healthcare, co-founded by the CEO of Oklahoma Surgery Center.\nOklahoma Surgery Center - Free Market for Surgery with full price transparency.\nRevero.com - Program that aims to evaluate and measure health metrics to get down to the real causes of your health issues, while using a nutritional and holistic approach.\nTrue Med - True Med helps facilitate acceptance of HSA and FSA money for individuals and companies. This can be used by or for any company that promotes better diet, exercise or other alternative forms of health.\nTWC.Health - Alternative healthcare to the mainstream pharma system. Also sells supplements. Co-founded by Dr. Peter McCullough.\nHigh Quality Meat# Organic, Grass Fed, Regenerative and Seed Oil Free Food\nAUPA Bar - The Chad of energy bars. High quality meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit. AUPA gives discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. Save an additional 5% with code word \u0026ldquo;liberty\u0026rdquo;\nEpic Provisions - One of the best and most convenient ways to access high quality meat in convenient packaging.\nForce of Nature - Another fantastic option for regenerative meat. Including Beef, Bison, Chicken, Elk, Venison, Wild Boar and more. Force of Nature is also unique in selling \u0026ldquo;Ancestral Blends\u0026rdquo; ground meat mixed with small amounts of organ meats for delicious ways to eat highly nutritious organ meats.\nJoyce-Farms - Another great regenerative source of meat. Provides a wide range of poultry, sausages and jerkies.\nMauinui Venison - Regenerative/sustainable raised deer. Axis deer are an invasive species in Maui and need to be kept in check to preserve the water and local plants/farms as there are no natural predators for the deer on Maui. Slightly pricey.\nMeatrition - A massive database in defense of all things Meat.\nNose to Tail - Regenerative and pastured raise meat, specifically focused on producing the best low PUFA raised mono-gastric animals like Chicken and Pork. Also sells Lamb.\nWhite Oak Pastures - One of the most respected regenerative farms around, practicing their idea of \u0026ldquo;radically traditionally farming\u0026rdquo;. White oaks sells several different kinds of meat, including, Duck, Goose, Guinea, Rabbit, Goat etc. White Oak has really pioneered the regenerative model and proofed its effective with a peer reviewed study\nWild Idea Buffalo - Another great option. Focuses primarily on buffalo but has several other great offers. Bison are only slaughtered in the field, never in a slaughterhouse.\nMedical Drugs Resellers# Buy medical drugs from third parties that may be in limited supply.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinal. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nContraband Cures - A list of alternative style medicines for several different conditions.\nContingency Medical - Emergency Antibiotic Kits, for Home or on the Go. Stay protected against Nausea, Vomiting, Strep Throat, UTIs, Diarrhea, Ear Infections, Sinusitis and more.\nDuration Health - The portable emergency room — Peace of mind for off-grid living and travel. Their doctors prescribe you life-saving medications before you need them. They ship them to you before your next adventure. Treat urgent medical issues anywhere — without finding a doctor or pharmacy.\nJase Medical - Emergency meds and Prescription drugs.\nMountain Rose Herbs - One of the best sources of organic herbs and alternative medicines.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nPurely Prepared Patriot - American company that sells Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and Fenbendazole.\nOSINT- Health and the Environment# Antennasearch.com - Track 5g Towers in your area.\nClimateViewerMaps - Track Real Time data of climate weather across the world including rainfall and UN Tracking of weather Modification projects.\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nSupplement Testing and Rankings# Consumerlab - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nLabdoor - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nVaccine and Medical Info# Just the Inserts - Just the Inserts is a collection of all vaccine and other medication related info from the official source. While much of this information is public, it is often obfuscated and difficult to find. Just the Inserts bring all of the safety related data to one convient place for you to check on what the actual side affects of vaccines and other medications are. "},{"id":10,"href":"/job-boards/","title":"Job Boards","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.\u0026rdquo; - Confucius\nWhy work for a company you hate? If you believe in liberty many of these companies hate you. Stop wasting your talents and your energy on them, and find something that advances your values.\nCrypto Jobs# Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale. Jobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin. Latium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase. Publish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens. Liberty and Crypto Related Job Boards# AnonFriendly - Don\u0026rsquo;t doxx yourself for work. Job boards for Anonymous workers. Bankless.Pallet - The best jobs in crypto and DeFi, curated by Bankless, for the Bankless Nation. New technical and non-technical job posts every week. BitcoinerJobs - Bitcoiner Jobs is the leading career site helping to build the emerging Bitcoin industry and the careers of Bitcoiners within it. Publicsq - Non-woke and conservative leaning job board. Talent Market - Talent Market’s mission is to promote liberty by providing talent for critical roles within the free-market nonprofit sector. Provide Free consulting for liberty focused non profits. No-Jab Job Boards# Based.Pro - Formerly \u0026ldquo;NoVaxMandate.org\u0026rdquo; Based.Pro has pivoted from its vax focus to help you connect with professionals, companies and institutions who share your values. Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types. Redballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or covid nonsense. Unjected - Dating board for people who have not had any of the Covid-19 Vaccines. Vaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status. "},{"id":11,"href":"/metrics/","title":"Metrics","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Freedom and Anti Freedom Metrics# “Just as Soviet managers responded by producing shoddy goods that met the numerical targets set by their overlords, so do schools, police forces, and businesses find ways of fulfilling quotas with shoddy goods of their own.” ― Jerry Z. Muller\nIn order to better understand the broader picture, data collection becomes essential. Data collection can be used to paint whatever narrative its collectors want. We must be aware of the actual data in order to interrupt the truth as it is, and not what politics wants it to be. Here are a list of metrics tracking different statistics directly related to rising tyranny in our world.\nAtlantic Council CBDCTracker - Tracks Country progress of (CBDC)Central Bank Digital Currency Implementation and testing\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nCDBC Tracker - A project by the Human Rights Foundation to track CDBC development worldwide.\nCriticalrace.org Track CRT and other forms of Wokeness in schools. Tracks Colleges and K-12. Tracks many of the specific actions taken at every school.\nDefendingEd - Tracking DEI/Wokism in Schools.\nDigital Sovereignty Index - The DSI is a simple metric to illustrate how much locally hosted applications are used across the measured countries. It represents the relative amount of deployments of self-hosted productivity \u0026amp; collaboration tools per 100K citizens, compared to other countries.\nFreedomHouse.org - Freedom Metric across the world, does not Track Covid.\nFreedominthe50states.org - Tracks the most Free US states in regards to a wide set of metrics, does not track covid freedoms. Provided by the Cato institute.\nFungibility-Graveyard - List of People who have been exposed and prosecuted for or while using Bitcoin due to lack of privacy\nHeritage World Freedom Index - Economic Freedom across the world\nICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nRootshq - Website that tracks different liberty groups and associations across America\nShadowstats - Tracks true levels of economics in America, Money supply, Inflation, GDP etc…\nUSDebtclock - Real time National Debt Counter.\nWashingtonPost Police Shooting DB - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states.\nWokeWagon - Tracks woke political appointees in government\nWorld Press Freedoms - Ranking of all countries in the world by freest to least free press.\n"},{"id":12,"href":"/money/","title":"Money","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" If you don’t believe it or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try and convince you. I am sorry. - Satoshi Nakamoto\nCrypto Currency, The greatest tool we have.\nFinancial privacy is largely being wiped away across the world, while governments simultaneously destroy the value of our currencies through inflation and sanctions. With the invention of Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto gave us what is probably the single greatest tool for freedom in the history of the world. With decentralized crypto currency we have the ability to fix our money and fix the world. While some people believe that all non bitcoin crypto currencies are a scam we do not agree. We believe in competition for all freedom tech. Bitcoin isn\u0026rsquo;t perfect and shouldn\u0026rsquo;t be treated as a religion. The best counterpoint to bitcoins imperfection is its inherent lack of privacy and its current difficulty with scaling. Monero provides the best and simplest use case for privacy and is a great alternative to bitcoin. Likewise we believe that other crypto projects may have real utility in pursuing freedom. That being said the crypto industry is absolutely saturated with scams and grifters. As always do your own research and invest carefully. Hold your own keys and continue your journey to being financially sovereign.\nAcquire Crypto# Atomic Swaps# Atomic Swaps are the future of Crypto Currency trading. Completely custody-less, heavily private, and generally uncensorable. Still very much in development. Learn more here.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nBasic Swap Dex - Atomic Swap DEX. No added fees. Installed locally. Currently in BETA.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nLiquiality - Atomic Swaps across multiple coins.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nUnstoppapleSwaps - Atomic Swap from BTC to Monero.\nDecentralized Exchanges# Decentralization is a spectrum. Many decentralized exchanges aren\u0026rsquo;t nearly as decentralized as they claim to be, but usually they are far more distributed than any centralized exchanges.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nFiat On Ramps (P2P)# Bisq - Buy and sell bitcoin for fiat (or other cryptocurrencies) privately and securely using Bisq\u0026rsquo;s peer-to-peer network and open-source desktop software. Bisq allows you to purchase your bitcoin using P2P Zelle transactions. No registration required.\nHodl Hodl - Anonymous P2P deals on your terms. Trade globally. Using any payment system. For any fiat currency. Bitcoin only. No registration required.\nLocal Monero - Local Monero makes it easy for you to connect with real people in the real world to buy and sell Monero with no KYC. Announced in May 2024 that they would be shutting down. No reason given, but this is likely due to regulatory pressure against other platforms like Samurai and Tornado cash.\nPeach Bitcoin - Peach allows users to purchase BTC in many different national currencies all P2P without KYC. Not currently available in the US.\nRetoSwap - Like Bisq but for Monero. Installed locally, it uses Monero and Tor for high level privacy.\nXMRGlobal - A monero focused p2p exchange for purchasing cryptocurrency via Zelle, ACH cash etc.\nNon-Custodial exchanges# Most exchanges are custodial, meaning you are required to leave crypto on their platform if you want to trade, or you purchase and they will hold on to it initially. Non-custodial exchanges will send your trades and purchases directly to wallets of your choosing.\nChangenow - Reliable non KYC exchange.\nChangelly - Not recommended at this time. Changelly does not require KYC for smaller transactions but they will sometimes implement KYC mid trade, forcing to KYC or lose your funds.\nCryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nEvonax - Established in 2016,Evonax operates as a non-custodial instant cryptocurrency exchange, ensuring that users’ funds are never held within the platform. Serving as an intermediary between cryptocurrencies and users, Evonax provides access to a diverse range of digital assets including Monero (XMR).\nFixedFloat - Good rates for crypto exchanges, does not currently allow US customer IP addresses. Does not require KYC.\nGodex.io - This exchange is a dependable tool for immediate conversions. It supports the conversion of over 300 cryptocurrencies into Monero, without any KYC requirements and it works in both directions, offering great flexibility.\nHoudini Swap - Privacy focused non custodial exchange.\nKYC vs No KYC list - A list of P2P Trading Platforms (i.e. P2P exchanges) for trading Bitcoin. Common payment methods include bank transfer, cash deposited in the seller\u0026rsquo;s bank account, in-person cash (face-to-face) trades as well as payment networks such as Zelle, Alipay, even Cash App and PayPal, for example. Some of these payment methods are more private than others. Typically, face-to-face, cash-by-mail, and US Postal Money Orders are among the most private methods available.\nKYCNotMe - Website that Tracks exchanges that don\u0026rsquo;t use KYC.\nMexc - Crypto trades without KYC. Currently blocked for US based IP addresses.\nNO KYC Only - Education on avoiding KYC and why its problematic.\nOrangeFren - Check many KYC-free services and find the one with the best offer for a wide variety of coins.\nSimpleSwap - Exchange multiple tokens without giving up custody. Requires an account. Offers cash back in their own token.\nSideShift - Shift between different layer 2 tokens. Includes tokens on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Polygoin.\nStealthEx - StealthEX is a non-custodial cryptocurrency exchange service that accepts Monero (XMR). The platform does not require users to create an account or share personal information. Additionally, funds are not stored on StealthEX; exchanges are conducted directly between wallets. At StealthEX, there are no upper limits for your exchanges — you can exchange any amount you desire. When it comes to minimum amounts, you only need to ensure you have enough to cover the network fees.\nSwapSwop - SwapSwop is an instant anonymous crypto exchange with a high level of security from SSL certificates on internal services to a multi-stage exchange procedure, which guarantees the safety of your assets and quick exchange for the desired cryptocurrency.\nTrocador - Privacy focused front end to push your transactions through non KYC exchanges.\nBusiness Directories# AirBTC - AirBNB for Bitcoiners.\nAgoristAcers - Purchase Seeds with Monero.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nAutoCoinCar - Purchase Luxury cars with Crypto - (UK Only).\nBeef Initiative - Purchase Regenerative/Grass fed beef with Crypto.\nBitcoin-P2P Marketplace - BTC sales.\nBitcoin-RealEstate - Purchase Real estate with crypto.\nBitcoin-only - The Ultimate guide to all things Bitcoin.\nBitcoin-only.com - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nBitejo - Massive List of companies that accept Monero and Bitcoin - Is now XMRBazzar.\nCarCoinMarket - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCompTIA Vouchers - CompTIA certs for Btc.\nCryptoCars - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCryptwerk - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nDirectory.BTCPayserver - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nGrowingSpaces - Buy Greenhouses with BTC.\nMonerica - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nMoneromarket - XMR trading platform with escrow. Start selling and buying today.\nOatManFarms - Purchase Oats for BTC.\nShopinBit - Purchase all sorts of items in BTC, only ships to UK currently.\nXMR Bazzar - A p2p shopping center for buying and selling services and goods in Monero. Built by Douglas Tumen, founder and host of the Monero Talk podcast.\nCrypto Jobs# Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale.\nJobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin.\nLatium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase.\nPublish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens.\nDAO and DEFI Tools# ApeBoard - Cross chain crypto monitoring Dashboard.\nCoin - Crypto portfolio account and crypto news aggregator.\nCow.fi - CoW Protocol finds the lowest price for your trade across all exchanges and aggregators, such as Uniswap and 1inch – and protects you from MEV, unlike the others.\nDAOStack - Project that helps you streamline the creation of your own DAO.\nDefiSafety - DEFI Security ratings.\nDefillama - The ultimate tracker for all things DEFI. Track Yield, transparency, NFTs, Stables, Hacks etc.\nDapps.com - Dapp rankings via marketcap.\nDextools - Cross Chain Defi and Cefi Dashboard.\nGhostfol - Multichain Dashboard, includes traditional stocks and ETF’s as well.\nHedgehog - Centralized Exchange Dashboard Management.\nRailgun - RAILGUN is a smart contract system that enables Zero-Knowledge Privacy for any on-chain dApp.\nRotki - An open source portfolio tracker, accounting and analytics tool that protects your privacy. Can be self hosted.\nTornado Cash - DO NOT USE IF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. Tornado cash is an Ethereum based coinjoin mixer that can be used to gain privacy on Ethereum. In August 2022 Tornado Cash was blacked listed by the US government and added to the OFAC list. While the front end website is no longer running you can still interact with the smart contract(this is by design). If you are a US citizen you risk criminal penalties for doing so. Alex Pertsev, was sentenced to five years in prison for his work on development of Tornado cash. It\u0026rsquo;s important to note that despite the shutdown by the US government, the Tornado Cash smart contract is still up and running, and is more less unstoppable as long as the Ethereum network continues to run. If you would like to support the legal defence fund you can so by checking out Justice DAO.\nDecentralized Nodes# Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Avalanche and more.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nHandshake - Decentralized DNS. Handshake is an experiment on collaborating to create a decentralized network which results in a global allocation of names. Think of the handles or usernames you use on services such as social networks, and domain names identifying the URL for websites. Nearly all of these services were provided by trusted third parties which prevent the web from truly being decentralized. Handshake provides a means, including key management and server/service authentication, for decentralized web services to experiment.\nMonero Nodo - A full, unpruned, and dedicated hardware node comes equipped with Tor and I2P support, ensuring maximum privacy and security for your transactions. Manage your wallets effortlessly through the LWS Admin panel and enjoy the convenience of our built-in block explorer. The 5.5″ touchscreen allows you to control your node directly from the device, or you can access it from the web for added flexibility and full block explorer functionality. Mine Monero using P2Pool. Contribute to your privacy by running your own personal node while contributing to the Monero network.\nMyNodeBTC - Run Bitcoin nodes and lots of other Bitcoin applications, includes wallets, BTCPay Server, Lightning tools and Whirlpool and other privacy tools.\nPibode-XMR - Small Raspberry pi focused distro for Monero mining.\nPktCash - PKT is an ecosystem of apps that decentralize access to the internet. The mission is to get the next billion people online.\nThreefold - Decentralized Autonomous Internet Infrastructure. ThreeFold is a globally-distributed grid of storage, compute, and network capacity, acting as “no middleman” Internet resources between independent capacity providers and users.\nEducation and certifications# C4/Crypto Consortium - Offers certifications for BTC, Eth and crypto best practices.\nBlockchain-Council.org - Blockchain Council embraces Blockchain, AI, and Web3 with a range of certifications and training.\nChainalysis Certifications - The Chainalysis Cryptocurrency Fundamentals Certification (CCFC) credential is designed for those new to cryptocurrency. Whether you’re starting out on a career focused on crypto, or are coming across bitcoin as you run investigations, onboard new businesses or formulate cryptocurrency compliance policies, this is the place to begin.\nFund Raising# Giveth - Giveth is building a new way forward with its zero-fee, community-driven donation platform - leveraging the power of blockchain technology to connect on-the-ground projects with regenerative funding opportunities.\nGeyser.fund - Geyser is a bitcoin-native crowdfunding platform where you can fund project ideas with the support from global communities.\nHeo.Finance - Decentralized crowdfunding without borders. Help Each Other (HEO) is the first decentralized stablecoin-based crowdfunding platform that removes geographical and political limitations from fundraising. HEO platform is already live on Binance Smart Chain, Celo, Aurora, and Ethereum mainnets.\nKuno Media - Monero based crowd funding.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow institute works to help fund privacy and anti surveillance tech.\nOpen Sats - Open Sats Initiative, Inc. (EIN 85-2722249) is a 501(c)(3) public charity which aims to fund Bitcoin-related free and open-source projects and associated education and research initiatives. Open Sats focuses on no strings attached Bitcoin(only) and freedom tech donations.\nStacks.org - The mission of the Stacks project is to enable a better internet through decentralized apps. To do it, they’re expanding the Bitcoin economy and enabling more functionality as a Bitcoin layer.\nTen31 - Ten31 is the leading bitcoin-focused investor and partner of choice to companies building technology and infrastructure for the bitcoin ecosystem, as well as complementary freedom-oriented technologies including open source software, AI and nostr.\nMerchant Services# Align Pay - AlignPay never picks sides on any issue and is proud to facilitate a welcoming place where people, organizations, campaigns, and merchants can interact in a healthy, open, and legal way.\nParallel Economy - Censorship-Resistant payment processing backed by Conservative Commentator Dan Bongino.\nRevere Payments - A Christian merchant services provider that offers a wide range of solutions for businesses in a variety of industries, including e-commerce, retail, restaurant, firearms, religious, political, CBD, and non-profit. We’re using the same innovative technology as our parent company, Metrics Global, to bring seamless, secure online payments to any industry.\nSecond Amendment Processing - 2nd Amendment processing helps you protect yourself and your business from being censored for your political views or other forms of wrong think.\nOsint for Crypto# AMLBot - Founded in 2019, AMLBot Online assessment of crypto addresses and transactions, founded in 2019 by a team of RegTech specialists in accordance with FATF international recommendations. Offers both free and non-free services.\nClarks Dashboard - A comprehensive list of all BTC Data. Includes Block times, price data, Side chain data, mining etc.\nDeveloperReports - Tracks the current amount of developers on Crypto projects.\nMonero Garden - A complete introduction and walkthrough on all the technical specifics of Monero.\nMonero Inflation - Tracks potential inflation or flaws in the Monero Protocol. Due to Monero\u0026rsquo;s privacy proper auditing can be difficult.\nMonero Observer - News aggregator for all things monero.\nMoneroj.net - Tracks the Monero mining hash rate across all miners.\nMonero.Eco - Graphical interface for the entire Monero Ecosystem.\nMiningPoolStats - Track all data across mining pools for all sorts of crypto projects. Organized primarily by what type of hash algorithm each blockchain uses.\n[Monerowatch](https://monerowat.ch - A monero blockchain explorer. While Monero doesnt have a tradational blockchain explorer we can track block times and size. Along with hash rate and other useful metrics.\nOXT.me - OXT is a tool designed for Exploratory Blockchain Analysis of the bitcoin ledger. OXT is the \u0026lsquo;Other exploration Tool\u0026rsquo; and it should become the \u0026lsquo;Open eXploration Tool\u0026rsquo; in the future.\nStable Pulse - Get a clear, accurate, minimally filtered view of the stablecoin ecosystem.\nThe Monero Moon - The ultimate newsletter for all things Monero.\nTheGraph.com - Crypto Database API Tools.\nTimechainstats.com - BTC Chain API data.\nTrack Bitcoin Nodes - Tracks total Bitcoin nodes.\nTrack Bitcoin Treasuries - Tracks the public Bitcoin Wallets of major corporations and governments.\nTrack Ethereum Nodes - Tracks total Ethereum nodes.\nDefi Lama StablecoinData - Stable coin data across chains.\nPrivacy Software# Bokuto Monero Node - Open source fork of Ronin Dojo’s Bakuto project that allows for a full node Monero wallet.\nBorder Wallets - Border Wallets is a website that helps you strategize on how best to memorize your wallet seed phrase. This can be useful if you need to cross a border, or have a particularly high threat model.\nGupax - Gupax is a GUI for mining Monero on P2Pool using XMRig.\nJam - Jam is a graphical user interface for JoinMarket, and while obviously related, is a separate project developed by a separate set of people.\nJoinMarket-Org - JoinMarket is software to create a special kind of bitcoin transaction called a CoinJoin transaction. Its aim is to improve the confidentiality and privacy of bitcoin transactions. With the shutdown of Samurai wallet, and the withdrawal of the not recommended service Wasabi from the US, Join Market is now one of the only privacy tools for Bitcoin.\nPinode - Monero OS for running full Monero Nodes on Pi’s, Rockpros and Odroids.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nSilent Payments - Silent Payments make receiving Bitcoin easier than ever while preserving your privacy. Silent Payments allow you to create a single, static address to share with friends, use for donations, or post for tips without sacrificing privacy. When someone wants to send you a payment, they use the unique public key that is a part of your Silent Payment address, combine it with the public keys of the outputs they want to send and generate a unique, one-time address that looks on-chain just like any other Taproot address.\nXMRVSBeast - P2Pool Bonus Hash Rate Raffle for people providing Monero Hash.\nSocial Media# Coinpayments.net - Purchase Social media followers with Monero.\nEchoIn - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here.\nFountain - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nMinds - Minds is an open-source social networking service that promotes free speech, privacy, and transparency.\nOshi - Oshi is a powerful marketing and rewards platform built to replace stars, punch cards, and coffee points with something that people really want - Bitcoin.\nOrange Pill App - Bitcoin dating and friend finder.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.ps://www.minds.com/) - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nSpeculative Projects# DarkFi - DarkFi is a new Layer 1 blockchain, designed with anonymity at the forefront. It offers flexible private primitives that can be wielded to create any kind of application. DarkFi aims to make anonymous engineering highly accessible to developers. Backed by noted Crypto Anarchist Amir Taaki.\nFedimints - While still largely theoretical, Fediments is based off the original 1980\u0026rsquo;s concept of Chaumian Ecash, that would essentially provide federated mints built on top of Bitcoin, with high levels of privacy. Two implementations of this concept are Cashu and Umint. These are still in active development. One potential problem with this is legal pressure due to potential classification of these services as unlicensed money transmitters, much like how Samurai Wallet and potentially custodial lightning services are being targeted.\nFreedom Dollar - Freedom Dollar is a private, censorship-resistant stablecoin protocol built on Zano. Stable coins are a useful but sometimes risky project, as they are supposed to maintain their price point with a fiat asset like the dollar.\nHaveno - Haveno aims to be a crypto on ramp much like Bisq that uses Monero instead of Bitcoin as the base payment option. Haveno will utilize TOR and p2p trades, while never taking custody of your funds.\nPirate Chain - Launched in 2018 with the primary goal of being the most private and secure digital currency, Pirate Chain strives to protect the financial privacy of every user in the world. Pirate Chain achieves this by employing the strongest and most acclaimed privacy protocol in the industry, and couples this with an unassailable strategy implementation. Pirate vs Monero Breakdown\nSerai DEX - Largely created in response to Thorchain\u0026rsquo;s choice to not integrate Monero, the Serai Dex works much like the Thorchain DEX, providing coin trading between different native coins using liquidity pools funded by users for small rewards.\nZano - An ambitious project that offers the privacy of Monero for regular transactions, including all projects built ontop of its network. Additionally offers alias addresses so you can associate a wallet address with a name, much like how DNS works for IP addresses. Offers escrow services and Iconic swaps as an alternative to Atomic Swaps. Also allows for building dApps on chain as well.\nSpending Options# Bill Pay# Bitrefill Credit Card Service - Service to pay off Credit Card for multiple providers. Requires KYC. Currently disabled for Americans, but hopefully will be returning. This service does require KYC, but they do offer other services that do not.\nDoctorSim - Top up or recharge any prepaid phone in over 200 countries instantly and securely with doctorSIM.\nSpritz.Finance - Focuses on bill pay, secured payments, automated payments etc. Uses Web 3. Requires an account. Currently in closed Beta.\nCredit Cards# 2Fiat - A new platform that lets you instantly convert Bitcoin, Monero, USDT or any crypto to fiat and make purchases online or in store.\nAbine - An alternative credit card masking service. Abine has similar features, virtual cards up to 500$ for individual vendors. But Abine also offers other privacy services like phone masking, email masking and more. Abine does not have a free tier unlike privacy.com.\nBitpay - Preloaded Bitpay card that lets you spend your Bitcoin.\nDashDirect - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including DASH. Dash Direct phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with DASH for discounts from hundreds of vendors. No KYC Required.\nDoNotPay - DoNotPay is a consumer rights company that helps you fight corporations and beat bureaucracy. They offer a wide range of services, including bill pay, credit card management, and more.\nEzzocard - Anon cards can be purchased via crypto. Charges a decent markup.\nKlutchCard - Service that provides several management and privacy features for your bank account. Klutch gives you unlimited Virtual cards, a physical card without your name on the front, and the ability to manage your spending transactions in depth all while still earning cash back. Does require KYC information and a good credit score though. Another downside, there is currently no way to pay off your balance other than to link your account via ACH and routing number.\nLaso.Finance - A bit pricey. Virtual Credit card with no KYC card that allows for spends of over 1K anywhere in the world. Currently uses Metamask for stable coins only. Monero support coming soon.\nPayWithMoon - Virtual Cards with no KYC funded by lightning based Bitcoin transactions. You can create as many virtual cards as you want, but cards are limited in amounts of 1000$. These cards do not currently work outside of the United States. Used to provide full pre-paid credit cards only offers gift cards now.\nPrivacy.com - The primary method for Credit Card Privacy. By linking your bank account to your Debit card, you can create virtual privacy focused cards that only work for one vendor at a time. This prevents your Debit card from being used in the event of a vendor data breach. Virtual cards are easily deletable. Downsides are that you start with 500$ per card limits for virtual cards. And there is the privacy concern of sharing your bank data with a third party. Please use our affiliate link when signing up. To get an extra $5 dollars on sign up.\nUquid - Virtual card for crypto, only works through Binance or wallet connect compatible wallets, for a wide range of gift card services.\nX1 - Similar to Klutch. Control subscriptions and keep your details private with disposable card numbers.donotpay.com/learn/virtual-credit-card-generator/) - Free Virtual Credit Card Generator for signing up for trial services. Do not Pay also works to create an AI focused response to many asymmetrical problems of society like fighting back against parking tickets or social media de-platforming with automated and proven methods of remediating these issues.\nGift Cards# Egifter - Buy and send premium gift cards for a wide range of services. Offers points per purchases. Gyft - Gift cards for over 200 vendors. Coinsbee - Does Phone Top ups. Bitrefill - Gifts cards and other services. Coincards - giftcards available in multiple countries, Coincards has everything you could possibly need to live your life with crypto! Offers Phone Top ups and accepts Monero. Stealths - Monero first Gift card sales. No KYC Required. Wallets# Bitcoin Wallets# Ashigaru - A new fork of Samurai Wallet without the coinjoin services. As this is new untested its recommended not to put large amounts of BTC on here just yet.\nCasa - Self custody wallet with built in Multi-sig for security and inheritance built in so that your assets aren\u0026rsquo;t lost in the event of death. Only takes Bitcoin and Ethereum.\nCold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nElectrum Wallet - Founded in 2011 Electrum is one of the oldest, simplest and most trusted Bitcoin Only wallets in the game. With a simple interface that has been forked by many other blockchain projects Electrum has everything you need to store and use your bitcoin easily and securely.\nSamurai Wallet - A modern bitcoin wallet hand forged to keep your transactions private your identity masked and your funds secured. Samurai Wallet is a mobile only wallet that is built to work with the Ronin Dojo Full node and Whirlpool privacy coinjoins. Completely Open Source. Mobile only wallet. In April 2024 Samurai Wallet was shutdown by the US government and the founders of the wallet arrested. While the wallet still works if installed, the Whirpool coinjoin features have since been disabled. You can donate to the Samurai defense team here You can also find a list of Public Dojo Clones to use at Dojobay\nSparrow Wallet - Sparrow is a Bitcoin wallet for those who value financial self sovereignty. Sparrow’s emphasis is on security, privacy and usability. Sparrow does not hide information from you - on the contrary it attempts to provide as much detail as possible about your transactions and UTXOs, but in a way that is manageable and usable. Completely Open Source. Desktop only wallet. Following the arrest of the Samurai Wallet Devs, the Whirlpool privacy features were removed from the wallet.\nHardware Wallets# Cold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nFoundationDevices - Foundation builds the Passport hardware wallet which is an airgapped wallet hardware device. Passport has no direct connection with the outside world – no USB data and no wireless communications. Instead, Passport uses a camera and QR codes for communication. This provides hardcore, airgapped security without sacrificing usability.\nLedger - NOT RECOMMENDED. While Ledger has a long history in the space of supporting multiple coins. Ledger is close sourced. Ledger has recently come under for fire for creating a backup policy that lets you back up your keys to Ledgers cloud providers, which means that your private keys could be susceptible to third party pressures on the key holders. Also Ledger was caught sending customer data to several different third parties.\nMonero Signer - Monero Signer is a hardware signing device equipped with a camera that allows you to sign transactions offline via QR-Code. Monero Signer also allows you to generate seeds, passphrases and addresses. All this while being completely offline. Software updates are done air-gapped using a micro SD card.\nSeedsigner - Open source hardware signing device that uses raspberry pi zero which reduces possibility of interception. Does not store your coins, is only a security focused device for signing/approving transactions. Bitcoin only.\nTrezor - One of the older hardware wallets around. Trezor is Fully open source and is one of the few wallets to also support multiple coins.\nLightning Wallets# Phoenix Wallet - Utilizing the lightning network can still be quite difficult, which Phoenix aims to help solve. At first glance, Phoenix doesn\u0026rsquo;t look different from your typical Bitcoin wallet. The difference is that Phoenix runs natively on Lightning. Phoenix takes care of everything under the hood and you will barely notice anything, except that your payments are faster and cheaper. Mobile only wallet. Monero Wallets# Anonero - Anonero is privacy focused phone wallet that only supports Monero, while incorporating other privacy features like, encrypted backups, airgapped transactions mandatory TOR connections. You can only access this app over TOR.\nFeather Wallet - Feather is a free, open-source Monero wallet for Linux, Tails, macOS and Windows. It is written in C++ with the Qt framework. Monero can be difficult to use in many cases to the highly technical and private nature of the coin, which is why the simplicity of feather wallet is so necessary. Feather Wallet can installed or run as a standalone application, making it easily parable with something like Tails OS for the ultimate privacy combo.\nMonero Subscription Wallet - Wallet that allows you to set subscriptions of regularly recurring payments that you would like to send.\nMyMonero - The simplest way to use the next-generation private digital currency Monero, at the sweet spot between security, convenience, and features. Not a full node wallet. You need to trust another node to run this wallet. These wallets share your private view key with a remote server, which continuously scans the blockchain looking for your transactions. They are faster to use, but your privacy can be lessened if you don\u0026rsquo;t control the remote server.\nRinoWallet - Online Monero multisig wallet. Non-custodial and offers 2FA protection.\nMulti Chain Wallets# CakeWallet - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including Monero. Cakewallet phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with Monero for discounts from hundreds of vendors. Supports Monero. No KYC Required. Mobile and desktop wallet. Open Source.\nExodus Wallet - One of the best wallets for holding multiple coins. With a beautiful interface that shows you long term internal price data, built in protocol level staking, coin swaps between hundreds of coins and many other features. Exodus is one best crypto wallets bar none. While it has ended support for Monero as it was a technical challenge to support it. Exodus is NOT Open source. Desktop and mobile.\nStack Wallet - Non Custodial multi coin wallet. Open Source. Has built in exchange functionality. Comes with \u0026ldquo;Duress mode\u0026rdquo; that lets you prepare a fake wallet in case you are physically threatened. Comes with built auto back ups, in wallet crypto swapping and more. Allows you to easily point at your own full node. Supports monero. Desktop and Mobile.\nWallet Recovery# Bitcoin Recovery CO - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nCryptoRecovers - Helping people regain access to their lost Bitcoin wallets since 2019.\nDatarecovery.com - Specializes in cryptocurrency recovery services, providing expert assistance to individuals and businesses who have lost access to their digital assets.\nDriveSavers - Specializes in recovering lost cryptocurrency and compromised wallets from all types of software and hardware wallets.\nEasyRecovery - Professional Bitcoin wallet recovery services can assist with password recovery, private key extraction, and damaged device repair to restore access to your Bitcoin.\nKeychainX - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nProfessional Crypto Recovery - Crypto recovery service that can help you recover your lost coins today.\nRecoverLostBitcoin - Expert crypto recovery services, including private key reconstruction, wallet and scam recovery.\nRecoverMyCryptoWallet - Can recover lost passphrases, missing seed words and forgotten passwords.\nWallet Recovery Service - Can recover lost crypto from all types of wallets.\n"},{"id":13,"href":"/organizations/","title":"Organizations","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The State is, and always has been, the great single enemy of the human race, its liberty, happiness, and progress.\u0026rdquo; - Murray Rothbard\nLiberty Organization that fight for different facets of all things related to liberty.\nAnti ESG Orgs# StriveFunds - Investment firm to counter ESG narrative from Blackrock and Vanguard. Strive specifically rejects the idea of Stakeholder capitalism. Started by author and presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. Antiwar# Antiwar.com - Since the mid 90\u0026rsquo;s Antiwar.com has been one of not the most important and consistently antiwar voices. With reporting on wars all over the globe for a liberty perspective, antiwar.com covers every aspect of the global wars.\nBitcoin For Peace - Accelerate World Peace Through Bitcoin Adoption. The vision of Bitcoin For Peace is to live in world where ALL life co-thrives in harmony. With the current corrupt fiat system, that vision can never happen. Bitcoin is a peaceful revolution.\nConcerned Veterans for America - CVA and its grassroots army will look to defend VA reforms and expand health care options for veterans, rethink America’s foreign policy to promote long-term prosperity, and encourage action to foster a more secure financial future for our country.\nDefend the Guard - An organization that works to reclaim constitutional authority. Defend the Guard legislation would prohibit a state’s National Guard units from being deployed into active combat without a formal declaration of war by Congress, as provided by the U.S. Constitution.\nFood Not Bombs - Food Not Bombs started in 1980. They work to provide healthy vegetarian food to starving Americans. Leftwing organization.\nStopWar.org - Stop the War was founded in September 2001 in the weeks following 9/11, when George W. Bush announced the “war on terror”. Stop the War has since been dedicated to preventing and ending the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and elsewhere. Comes from a leftwing perspective.\nThe Libertarian Institute - Founded by Scott Horton. LI focuses on many issues with a large focus on antiwar. LI has a lot of cross over with Antiwar.com.\nTheGrayZone - The Grayzone is an independent journalistic initiative that does not receive funding from any government or government-backed group or individual. The Gray Zone primarily reports on antiwar civil rights issues from a left wing perspectives.\nWeAreNotYourSoldiers - Antiwar Non-profit feature former soldiers that publicly talk about their horrible experiences during war.\nAntiWoke Advocacy# ActionPDE - PDE Action is a nonpartisan advocacy group working to reclaim public schools through engagement with school boards \u0026amp; state legislatures.\nDefendingEd - Parents Defending Education is a national grassroots organization working to reclaim our schools from activists imposing harmful agendas.\nExit Group - Group that helps users exit from woke/corporate life and build businesses to create separate revenue streams\nFairForAll - A nonpartisan organization dedicated to advancing civil rights and liberties for all Americans, and promoting a common culture based on fairness, understanding, and humanity. Specifically rejects woke ideas and believes in actual equality for all people.\nHeterodox Academy - Heterodox Academy (HxA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit membership organization of thousands of faculty, staff, and students committed to advancing the principles of open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement to improve higher education and academic research. Focuses heavily on Colleges.\nInstitute for Liberal Values - As a non-partisan and non-sectarian consortium focused on the promotion of individual freedom, rights, and liberty in everyday life, the Institute for Liberal Values provides the skills and support required to build community where there has been division, encourage free expression where there has been censorship, and foster optimism where there is fear.\nNew Discourses - Education on all things critical theory. Eduation and debunking of Marxism, Progressive and all forms of critical theory. IE Critical Race Theory, Queer Theory, etc. Founded by James Lindsey.\nClimate Change Pushback# Copenhagen Consensus - The Copenhagen Consensus Center is a think tank that researches and publishes the smartest solutions to the world\u0026rsquo;s biggest problems. Our studies are conducted by more than 300 economists from internationally renowned institutions, including seven Nobel Laureates, to advise policymakers and philanthropists how to achieve the best results with their limited resources.Founded by climate change debunker and educator Bjorn Lomborg.\nEnvironmental Progress - Environmental Progress (EP) was founded in 2016 with the mission of achieving nature, peace and prosperity for all. We believe everyone has a right to affordable energy, a healthy planet, and urban environments that enable citizens to thrive. Our strategy has been to organize grassroots movements to defend these rights, and to fund research into why they are threatened. Founded by free speech advocate and Journalist Michael Shellenberger.\nHeartland.org - The Heartland Institute is a nonprofit organization that focuses on issues in education, environmental protection, health care, budgets and taxes, and stopping Socialism.\nIndustrial Progress - For the last 40 years, so-called environmentalists have held back industrial progress around the world. That\u0026rsquo;s why Idustrial Progress helps the industry fight for its freedom, with new ideas, arguments, and policies that will improve our economy and our environment. Founded by Fossil Fuels advocate Alex Epstein.\nPerc.org - The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) explores how aligning free market incentives for environmental stewardship produces sustainable outcomes for land, water, and wildlife.\nSavory.Global - Fights against climate change approved opinion by using regenerative farming practices of holistic land management. Provides real alternative solutions to mainstream climate fear mongering.\nDrug Freedom# Drug Policy Alliance - The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the leading organization in the U.S. working to end the drug war. Encryption and censorship# Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) - The largest organization that fights for Internet and Digital Freedom. Based out of the US.The EFF puts out several of the best digital freedom tools, including HTTPS Everywhere, Privacy Badger and Certbot.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nFood Freedom Advocacy# Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFree resources Physical and Digital# Art For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nLeadership Institute - Liberty focused training provided in person and virtual. Training is offered for a wide range of topics, including, activism campaigns, fundraising and more.\nLibertarianism.org - Free ebooks from a Cato/Bluepilled perspective. Still some solid content overall.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - Free liberty starter kits for applicants. Including books small grants and more. Primarily aimed at students.\nTechsoup.org - Free Tech for non-profits.\nLegal Advocacy# Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nCoin Center - Based in D.C., Coin Center is the leading non-profit research and advocacy center focused on the public policy issues facing cryptocurrency and decentralized computing technologies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Their mission is to defend the rights of individuals to build and use free and open cryptocurrency networks: the right to write and publish code – to read and to run it. The right to assemble into peer-to-peer networks. And the right to do all this privately.\nDeFi Education Fund - The DeFi Education Fund (DEF) explains decentralized finance (DeFi) to policymakers around the world and advocates for policies welcoming of decentralized financial infrastructure.\nFire - Since its founding more than two decades ago as the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, FIRE has become the nation’s leading defender of fundamental rights on college campuses through our unique mix of programming, including student and faculty outreach, public education campaigns, individual case advocacy, and policy reform efforts. In 2022, FIRE changed its name to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and announced an expansion initiative into off-campus free speech advocacy and legal defense.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nInstitute for Justice - IJ is a nonprofit, public interest law firm. Their mission is to end widespread abuses of government power and secure the constitutional rights that allow all Americans to pursue their dreams.\nJusticeDao- A DAO specifically dedicated to helping the legal defense of the developers of Tornado Cash, an Ethereum based privacy service that was takedown by government action.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nPacific Legal Foundation - Pacific Legal Foundation is a national nonprofit legal organization that defends Americans from government overreach and abuse. PFL specifically focuses on Property Rights, Equality and Opportunity and Separation of Powers. ^1,2^\nPeer-To-Peer Rights Fund - The P2P Rights Fund is a project housed within the Bitcoin Policy Institute, a 501(c)3 think tank. An advisory board including open-source developers, human rights activists, and lawyers oversees the fund’s activities. P2P Focuses on protection of Open-Source Software under the First Amendment.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nStand With Crypto - Stand With Crypto, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, champions for clear, common-sense regulations for the crypto industry. We\u0026rsquo;re mobilizing the 52 million crypto owners in the US - a demographic that is younger (60% Gen-Z and Millennials) and more diverse (41% identify as racial minorities) than the general US population - to unlock crypto\u0026rsquo;s innovation potential and foster greater economic freedom.\nThe Crypto Lawyers - Much like Coin Center Crypto Lawyers provide legal advocacy for Bitcoin freedom. They offer services in regards to Litigation, NFT, DEFI, IP, Compliance, and Forensic Investigations.\nMeetups, Education and Training# Americas Future - America’s Future empowers young people to be active, civil, and curious citizens who build freer communities that lead to fulfillment, dignity, and happiness for all.We’re working toward a time in America where young people collaborate to drive change in their communities – change that equips the individual to build a free and happy life. America’s Future offers rising generations opportunities for networking, mentoring, leadership and community engagement through our national network and extensive array of programming.\nArt For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nFreedom Works - A longstanding political orginization that has traditionally leaned republican. Recently though they\u0026rsquo;ve rebranded to target smaller liberty focused groups in order to help educated and advocate for freedom and change in public policy.\nLeadership Institute - Founded in 1979 by its president, Morton C. Blackwell, LI provides training in campaigns, fundraising, grassroots organizing, youth politics, and communications. The Institute teaches conservatives of all ages how to succeed in politics, government, and the media.The Institute offers more than 50 types of training schools, workshops, and seminars; a free employment placement service; and a national field program that trains conservative students to organize campus groups.\nLiberty on the Rocks - Liberty on the Rocks is a non-profit grass roots libertarian organization designed to educate, connect, and activate liberty enthusiasts around the world. Through local chapters and events, citizens and activists throughout the country can increase the size of their networks, enhance their understanding of economics and the philosophy of freedom, widen their knowledge of local and national educational outlets, and increase their opportunities for involvement. Official Partner of Liberty Tools\nLiberty Seeds - The largest directory of liberty-minded organizations, events, and more.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - SFL is not a top down, chapter based, or membership organization. Instead SFL functions as a network of pro-liberty students from a wide diversity of locations and backgrounds. SFL does sometimes take the more blue pilled approach.\nWe Are Change - We Are Change is a nonpartisan, independent media organization comprised of individuals and groups working to expose corruption worldwide.Founded by Luke Rudkowski, We Are Change is comprised of independent journalists, concerned citizens, activists, and anyone who wants to shape the direction our world is going in. We seek to expose the lies of governments and the corporate elite who constantly trash our humanity. Their goal is to create a community of truth-seekers and peacemakers who share a commitment to nonviolent action.\nYoung Americans for Liberty - Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) is the most active and effective pro-liberty youth organization advancing liberty on campus. Our four-step mission is to identify, educate, train, and mobilize youth activists to make liberty win. YAL maintains many chapters across college campuses all over the US.\nYou are the Power - You Are The Power is a membership-based nonprofit that is founded and run by Spike Cohen. They work with activists and organizations in all 50 states, using localized, single-issue activism to set communities free, restore individual rights, take the power away from government and put it back in the hands of the people.\nPress Freedoms# Committee to Protect Journalists - The Committee to Protect Journalists is an independent, nonprofit organization that promotes press freedom worldwide. They defend the right of journalists to report the news safely and without fear of reprisal.\nInternational Press Institute - Their mission is to defend media freedom and support independent journalism wherever they are threatened. Also tracks press freedoms in regards to Covid restrictions.\nReporters Without Borders - Reporters Without Borders tracks press freedoms across the world.\nPolice Reform and Monitoring# 8 Can\u0026rsquo;t Wait - 8 Cant Wait is a campaign to bring immediate change to police departments by encouraging the adoption of 8 specific policies.\nAdopt a Cop - Adopt A Cop BJJ is a nonprofit, donation based program and registered 501(c)3 that allows active duty patrolling police officers around the country to train at any Adopt A Cop BJJ affiliated academy and will pay 100% of the officer’s membership until they reach the rank of Blue belt. Blue belt is the second ranked belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and on average it takes around 12 to 18 months to obtain. Police officers are much less likely to both get injured and to injure suspects if they are trained in BJJ as evidenced by this Case Study.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nOpen-archive - App for saving and sharing files for whistleblowers and videos of police etc\nThick Red Line - A project of Art of Liberty, TRL is an effort to restore respect for law enforcement by abolishing victimless crime.\nWashingtonPost Police Shootings Database - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states\nThink Tanks# Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAyn Rand Institute - ARI offers a variety of educational experiences to promote greater understanding of Ayn Rand’s philosophy and, through the writing and speaking of our experts, advocates her principles of reason, rational self-interest and laissez-faire capitalism. ARI also often takes a more Blue pilled perspective and does not generally follow Anarchist ideas, as it advocates for a one world government, based on the principles of logic and reason.\nArt of Liberty - A small think tank that exposes the Illegitimacy and Criminality of “Government” while Making the Voluntaryist Case for Free Markets, REAL Freedom and Peace.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow Institute works to promote the ideas of privacy in the world.\nThe Cato Institute - Founded in 1977 by Ed Crane, Murray Rothbard and Charles Koch. Cato is one of the oldest and largest libertarian think tanks in America. Cato has published great research and information since its inception. Cato has been criticized at times for often taking very pragmatic criticisms of the state and sometimes making the libertarian defense of state activities. Often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nThe Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) - FEE\u0026rsquo;s popular digital content and in-person programs turn complex ideas into practical tools for living your best life and making the world a better place. Fee covers a wide range of issues across the entire political spectrum, while always exposing government crimes and failures.\nThe Future of Freedom Foundation - The Future of Freedom Foundation is a tax-exempt, non-profit educational foundation whose mission is to present an uncompromising moral, philosophical, and economic case for the free society.\nThe Mises Institute - The premium think tank for all things liberty. Founded in 1982 by Anarcho-capitalism Lew Rockwell, largely to push the ideas of economist Murray Rothbard following his split with the Cato Institute. The Mises institute has been one of the biggest and most consistent voices for all things liberty including: Antiwar, Austrian economics, Sound Money, Police Reform, Secession, Book Publishing and so much more.\nThe Reason Foundation - Reason Foundation advances a free society by developing, applying, and promoting libertarian principles, including individual liberty, free markets, and the rule of law. We use journalism and public policy research to influence the frameworks and actions of policymakers, journalists, and opinion leaders. Reason also publishes Reason Magazine and hosts the SOHO Debate Forum. Much like Cato Reason often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nWhistle Blowing# Aim - Undercover citizen journalism, mostly focused on American schools.\nCryptome - One of the primary inspirations for Wikileaks, Cryptome has been offering a leaking platform to the world since 1996 and still runs today. Founded by John Young.\nEFF Surveillance Self-Defense - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\nGlobal Leaks - Whistleblowing Solutions Impresa Sociale S.r.l. (WBS) is an innovative social enterprise that carries out research and development to support whistleblowers and the fight against corruption. It was founded in 2016 to guarantee the economic sustainability of the GlobaLeaks project, through taking care of the growing number of requests for assistance, maintenance and custom deployment. WBS hosts the development activities and coordinates the community efforts. Global leaks provides its own open source tool for whistleblowers.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nO\u0026rsquo;keefe Media Group - Following the ousting of James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe from Project Veritas, O\u0026rsquo;Keefe Media group was founded to present another opportunity for whistle blowing and citizen journalism. OKM provides training and supplies for Citizen journalists.\nProject Veritas - Founded in 2010 by James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe, Project Veritas picked up much of the leaking slack following Wikileakss decrease in output. Often slandered as a far right group, Project Veritas has leaked many of the biggest stories since its inception. Project Veritas was and is largely known for using undercover cameras to expost stories.\nTruth in Media - Not a whistleblowing organization perse, however TIM is known for doing in depth inclusive stories reputably with strong reliable sources and without sensationalism. TIM focuses on stories that most media ignores. Founded by Journalist Ben Swann.\nWikiLeaks - Founded in 2006 by Julian Assange. Wikileaks was the the primary source for leaking of highly secret corporate and government data. Wikileaks worked to protect its leakers by employing the use of PGP and TOR. While largely inactive since the arrest of its founder Julian Assange in 2019, Wikileaks archives are still an important repository of leaked data.\nWizSafe Journalist Privacy Guide - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\n"},{"id":14,"href":"/osint/","title":"OSINT","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Nothing has such power to broaden the mind as the ability to investigate systematically and truly all that comes under thy observation in life.\u0026rdquo; - Marcus Aurelius\nOpen Source Intelligence tools can be used to find information of all types. This can be useful in furthering your understanding of both offensive and defensive practices by finding information for anything and everything. OSINT is the direct inverse of open source privacy tools. OSINT can be used for nefarious purposes in some cases, but OSINT itself does not directly include the concept of hacking. OSINT only aims to find legally available public information. OSINT has tremendous use in regards to education and finding information about corporations, politicians and good journalism. These tools can also be used to help you understand your own privacy exposure as well. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAI (Artificial Intelligence) Tools# Art Generators# Albus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAnimate Anyone - App that allows you to take a static image or photo and create videos of movement based on the people or characters in those photos.\nDall E - DALL·E 2 is an AI system that can create realistic images and art from a description in natural language. Made by Open Ai. Closed source.\nDreamstudio.ai - AI Art Generation.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGemini - Formerly known as Bard. Google\u0026rsquo;s AI alternative to Chat GPT. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias, including filtering your text prompts through a DEI and social justice lens.\nLumiere - A Space-Time Diffusion Model for Video Generation. Made by Google, closed source. Create video from word prompts or pictures. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias.\nMagic Animate - Magic Animate is an open source project that allows you to produces an animated video from a single image and a motion video.\nMid Journey - Mid Journey is an independent research lab exploring new mediums of thought and expanding the imaginative powers of the human species. Requires the unencrypted messaging app Discord for image generation.\nOpen AI Sora - Sora can generate videos up to a minute long while maintaining visual quality and adherence to the user’s prompt. Closed source.\nFreedom and Privacy AI Tools# AI Unchained - Podcast by freedom advocate and bitcoin educator Guy Swann. Follow the newest updates in the AI industry to become more sovereign and efficient by utilizing cutting edge tools.\nAlex AI - Energy and Climate Chatbot. Built by Alex Epstein, an advocate of Freedom and Fossil Fuels. Iphone Only.\nGab AI - Chat GPT alternative and image generator by conservative Social Media company GAB.\nGATgpt - A LLM model like Chat GPT but specifically for gun printing and all things gun related. Built by Cody Wilson.\nLibertAI - Decentralized privacy focused AI.\nUnleashed Chat - AI chatbot service designed with real privacy in mind. It stands out with its live Nostr data querying and advanced context embedding capabilities. It allows for Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network, for privacy and speed. The platform employs the latest Open Source models, prioritizing uncensored options.\nVenice - Venice is an open source alternative to Chat GPT. With built in features for code prompts and Stable Diffusion, Venice does not censor or spy on you. Launched by freedom advocate and crypto pioneer Erik Voorhees.\nGeneral AI Tools# AI or Not - Need to verify if images are AI generated? Here\u0026rsquo;s a project that can identify images from Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Dall-E, GAN and more.\nAIXploira - Access the largest list of top-quality AI tools available on the web.\nAlbus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAwesome GPT - List of dozens of GPT style LLMs.\nEsperanto.ai - Esperanto delivers high-performance, energy-efficient computing solutions that are the compelling choice for the most demanding AI and non-AI applications.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGPT4all - Self Hosted GPT Alternative.\nHuggingface.co - Open Source CHAT GPT Alternative.\nLM Studio - LM Studio lets you discover, download, and run local LLMs entirely offline.\nMaxAI.me - Chrome extension that lets you utilize AI on different sites.\nParse Prompt - Convert and summarize podcast episodes, audio clips, web-pages, and YouTube into AI-generated content.\nAttack Surface# BynaryEdge - We scan the web and gather data for you.\nCensys - Attack Surface Management Solutions.\nCriminalip.io - Cyber Threat Intelligence Search Engine and Attack Surface Management (ASM) platform.\nRedHunt Labs - Discover your Attack Surface, Continuously.\nSecurityTrails - The Total Internet Inventory.\nBug Hunting# Bug Bounty writeups - Detailed breakdowns of all sorts of different types of attacks.\nBughunter-handbook - A list of resources that will help bug bounty hunters with resources that are useful during their bug bounty journey.\nCertificates# CertSpotter - Monitors your domains for expiring, unauthorized, and invalid SSL certificates.\nCensys - Certificates - Certificates Search.\nCrt.sh - Certificate Search.\nCTSearch - Certificate Transparency Search Tool.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nTLS.BufferOver.run - Quickly find certificates in IPv4 space.\nCredentials# Check your email accounts to find associated accounts with breached companies.\nBreachdirectory.org - Check if your information was exposed in a data breach.\nCrackstation.net - Massive pre-computed lookup (Rainbow) tables to crack password hashes.\nDehashed - Free deep-web scans and protection against credential leaks, Takes Monero for Premium accounts.\nHackcheck - Hackcheck is a data breach search engine that makes checking the integrity of your data easy and flexible cheap! They currently offer several lightning fast queries to search through our billions of records with. The queries they offer are email, password, username, name, IP address, phone number, and domain name.\nHave I Been Pwned - Check if your email or phone is in a data breach.\nHaveibeensold.app - App that checks who is selling your data. Currently down.\nIntelx - Needs an account for most dumps, but shows accounts and password associated with on different sites.\nLeak-Lookup - Search across thousands of data breaches to find you compromised data - Requires an account for full results. Cheap prices and accepts Monero.\nLeakCheck.io - Make sure your credentials haven\u0026rsquo;t been compromised.\nLeakix - Identify public data leaks.\nMozilla Monitor - Stay safe with privacy tools from the makers of Firefox that protect you from hackers and companies that publish and sell your personal information. We’ll alert you of any known data breaches, find and remove your exposed info and continually watch for new exposures.\nSnusbase - Stay on top of the latest database breaches.\nSpycloud.com - More in Depth than haveIbeenpwned. Requires an account.\nCode Search Engines# GitHub Code Search - A search engine for searching projects on GitHub.\nGrep.app - Search across a half million git repos.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nNerdyData - Find companies based on their website\u0026rsquo;s tech stack or code.\nPublicwww.com - Source Code Search Engine. Find any alphanumeric snippet, signature or keyword in the web pages HTML, JS and CSS code.\nRepoSearch - Source code search engine that helps you find implementation details, example usages or just analyze code.\nSearchCode - Search 75 billion lines of code from 40 million projects.\nSourceGraph - Understand and search across your entire codebase.\nData Retention# Archive.org - The biggest site for internet website archives.\nDessant - A web extension for pulling data from archived sites.\nInteltechniques - A guide to manually remove your data from archive sites.\nMemento Time Travel - Memento TimeTravel is built using the archive.today API, and can thus be utilized as an upgraded internet archive product. It offers web users with an easy-to-use design.\nPagefreezer.com - PageFreezer is an alternative to the Wayback machine which utilizes Google-like crawling technology. The screenshots are taken using a fully automated operation.\nTubeRipper - An app that lets you rip or download videos from most platforms.\nWebcite - WebCite differs from the Wayback Machine by providing the sort of detailed snapshots of author-cited references requested by publishers, editors, and readers.\nDevice Information# Macaddress.io - MAC address vendor lookup.\nMaclookup.app - Find the vendor name of a device by entering an OUI or a MAC address.\nMacvendors.com - Find MAC Address Vendors. Now.\nMAC Vendor Lookup - Look up the vendor for a specific MAC Address.\nDNS# Chaos - Enhance research and analyse changes around DNS for better insights.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing.\nDNSDumpster - DNS recon \u0026amp; research, find \u0026amp; lookup DNS records.\nDNShistory.org - Domain Name System Historical Record Archive.\nDNSdb - Passive DNS historical database.\nDNSviz - Tool for visualizing the status of a DNS zone.\nDNSTwister - The anti-phishing domain name search engine and DNS monitoring service.\nDnslytics - The ultimate online investigation tool for DNS and other internet data.\nHackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nPassivedns.mnemonic.no - Web interface for querying passive DNS data collected in our malware lab.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nRapidDNS - DNS query tool which make querying - subdomains or sites of a same IP easy.\nDomains# Buckets.grayhatwarfare.com - Public buckets.\nBuiltWith - Find out what websites are Built With.\nCentralOps - DomainDossier - Investigate domains and IP addresses.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing!\nDomainIQ - Comprehensive Domain Intelligence.\nGrayhatwarfare.com - domains - How to search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nIPInfo - Provides your WAN or Public IP address.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nPentest-tools.com - Discover subdomains and determine the attack surface of an organization.\nRiddler - Allows you to search in a high quality dataset.\nRobTex - Various kinds of research of IP numbers, Domain names, etc.\nSecurityheaders.com - Scan your site now.\nSimilarweb.com - The easiest and fastest tool to find out what\u0026rsquo;s really going on online.\nSitereport.netcraft.com - Find out the infrastructure and technologies used by any site.\nSpyonweb.com - Find out related websites.\nStatscrop.com - Millions of amazing websites across the web are being analyzed with StatsCrop.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVisualsitemapper.com - Create a visual map of your site.\nWho.is - WHOIS Search, Domain Name, Website, and IP Tools.\nWhois.domaintools.com - Industry’s fastest domain discovery engine and broadest, most accurate data.\nWhoisology.com - Deep Connections Between Domain Names \u0026amp; Their Owners.\nExploits# 0day.today - The ultimate database of exploits and vulnerabilities.\nExploit-DB - An Exploit Database.\npacketstormsecurity.com - Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers.\nRapid7 - DB - A vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSploitus - A convenient central place for identifying the newest exploits.\nVulmon - A vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nFacial Recognition# Pimeyes - The gold Standard in facial recognition search, while prioritizing privacy. Focused Search Engines# All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Correlate – Google Trends Correlate can help you identify search patterns that correlate with real-world trends. It can be used to identify search patterns that are similar to one another. For example, you could use the tool to find out if there is a link between new legislation and gun sales (at least in terms of the search volume related to the two topics).\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nGrabify - Grabify is a free web-based IP grabbing/URL shortening tool. (IP grabbing just as it implies simply means getting/grabbing peoples IP addresses.) This can be used to get location/IP data from potential attackers.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nIPGeo - IpGeo is a python tool to extract IP addresses from captured network traffic file (pcap/pcapng) and generate csv report containing details about the geolocation of each ip in the packets.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMillion Short – Million Short has an interesting approach to searching for information online. The interface is generally similar to a typical search engine. However, you can sort and filter the results in a number of ways. Examples include popularity, eCommerce, live chat, date, location, and others. Also, it automatically pulls out the top sites that usually occupy the top spots in any search result (e.g. Amazon.com, eBay, YouTube, etc.)\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nMention - A service that lets you track any code words across social media platforms. Paid service.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOSSDatabase - OSS DATABASE is a crowdsourced database of Open Source software. Their goal is to make it easy to look for open source alternatives and compare them with their proprietary peers.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPulsedive - A search engine for devices connected to the internet.\nPublic API\u0026rsquo;s - A list of several different API\u0026rsquo;s that are free to use for data pulling.\nPublicData.com - PublicData.com is the number one resource for public records from local, state, and federal agencies.\nProwl - A free IP search \u0026amp; identifications of IoC and IoA.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nSearch by Image - Tool to reverse image search docs, only works in Chromium based browsers.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nShodan – A search engine and network security tool for the internet of things. It finds devices on the internet like web servers, webcams, appliances, traffic lights, and even power plants.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTalkWalkerAlerts – TalkWalkerAlerts is a great alternative to Google Alerts because, in addition to monitoring the web for certain keywords, it monitors social media, blogs, and forums as well. This can be helpful if you need to find mentions of someone’s name or business across the web. Free and paid options.\nTorSearch - A TOR search engine for websites hosted on TOR (The Darknet).\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nTinyEye - A reverse image search.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nGeolocation# All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nMail Addresses# Centralops - Email, Whois, DNS search info.\nEmailHippo - Email address verification technology.\nEmail-format.com - Find the email address formats in use at thousands of companies.\nHunter.io - Find professional email addresses in seconds.\nIntelligenceX - Search engine and data archive. Finds public personal information from data brokers.\nMelissa - Emailcheck - Check email addresses and verify they are live.\nMXToolbox - Check your email headers.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nReacher.email - Open-Source Email Verification.\nRocketReach - Your first-degree connection to any professional.\nskymem.info - Find email addresses of companies and people.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nThatsThem - Reverse email lookup.\nverify-email.org - Checks whether the mailbox exists or not.\nVoilaNorbert - I can find anyone\u0026rsquo;s email address.\nOSINT Lists# About.start.me - OSINT Dashboard to combine different OSINT tools.\nAwesome-Osint - A curated list of amazingly awesome open source intelligence tools and resources.\nFacebook Email Search - A simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFreedomlab.io - FreedomLab is a virtual gathering place for human rights defenders. Here you will find a repository of training materials, tutorials, and digital tools, all tailored to your needs and requirements. We hope you will learn about tools, experiences, advocacy and fundraising strategies, as well as knowledge and skills related to security. Through support and collaboration, human rights defenders increase their capacity to monitor and report, seek redress, and advocate for the promotion of human rights.\nFull OSINT - Full OSINT focused on the most popular web-based Open Source Intelligence and Cybersecurity Tools.\nHacker Search Engines - Long list of OSINT Tools.\nInteltechniques Tools - Dozens of tools available from Michael Bazzels website.\nOstintFramework - Terrific list. Layout is a bit strange can be annoying to navigate.\nOsint-jobs.com - Job board and education research.\nOsintcurio.us - The OSINT Curious Project was a source of quality, actionable, Open Source Intelligence news, original blogs, instructional videos, and live streams. We tried to keep people curious about exploring web applications for bits of information or trying out new techniques to access important OSINT data.\nOsintool.com - List of multiple tools with install instructions.\nOsintdojo.com - A giant list of OSINT resources.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nSociallinks.io - Everything you need to navigate the OSINT world, gain deeper insights, and enhance investigations.\nSocial-Analyzer - API, CLI \u0026amp; Web App for analyzing \u0026amp; finding a person’s profile across social media websites. It includes different string analysis and detection modules, you can choose which combination of modules to use during the investigation process.\nSpiderFoot - SpiderFoot is an open-source OSINT tool with 200+ modules for gathering information on target organizations, domains and IP addresses, networks, emails, and usernames. It offers automation capabilities for routine OSINT tasks like DNS queries, threat intelligence checks, breach detection, WHOIS lookups, and more.\nstart.me - Another Giant list of all sorts of tools.\nTCM-Open-Source-Intellingence-Resources - Compilation of Resources from TCM\u0026rsquo;s OSINT Course.\nX-osint - An Open source intelligent framework ie an osint tool which gathers valid information about a phone number, user’s email address, perform VIN Osint, and reverse, perform subdomain enumeration, able to find email from a name, and so much more.\nSecurity Focused Tools# 2fA.Directory - List of companies that use 2FA in America. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\n2fA.Directory.International - List of companies that use 2FA Internationally. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nBest Randoms - Random information generator for huge amount of categories.\nDmarc and SPF Checkers - A site Dmarc, SPF and DKIM are Email security settings that protect your email account from being spoofed or faked. This tool scores your domain to see how difficult it would be to spoof. ^1^\nDNS checker and port scanner - A site to check open ports, DNS SPF records and much more on your own internal server.\nEfani - Test your Phone number public connections to see your total phone exposure.\nEmail Rep - App that lets you check the known reputability of any email address and domain.\nEnd Of Life - Tracks closely software updates, and EOL status for a massive list of software. Need to figure out how long your new phone will be supported? They have you covered.\nExiftool - A tool let’s you pull metadata info from a wide range of file types.\nHudson Rock - Free tools to check for compromised corporate accounts.\nHowsecureismypassword - A site to test the security and the Bruce Force difficulty of your password.\nImmuniweb - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server or servers. Checks SSL status of multiple different types of applications. Also checks compliance with frameworks such as PCI, HIPAA and NIST.\nIp Quality Score - An app to check your IP, Email and Fraud prevention. Also allows for verifying Tor and VPN connectivity and much more.\nPolisis - Polisis gives you a glimpse of what websites actually say in their privacy policies.\nPrivacy Parrot - A search engine that helps determine if a website can sell your personal information.\nScamDoctor - Project that tracks known scam websites and use an algorithm to determine likelihood of other scams.\nSecurity Headers - A site to check the security headers of your own self-hosted server to check your exposure to attacks like XSS, Clickjacking and more.\nShieldsup - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Run by Steve Gibson of the SecurityNow Podcast and Spinrite data recovery application.\nSSL LABS - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Specifically looks at TLS config and hash algorithm of your website.\nTiny-check - A piece of software that scans your phone to check for unauthorized monitoring apps unknowingly installed.\nTOSBack (Terms of Service) - A website that reads back other website terms of service and puts it into a simple and easy to read summary.\nTraceLabs - An OSINT service that helps find missing people.\nVirus Total - Scan files, hashes and URLs to run them against a database of known compromised software. Extremely useful when evaluating new suspicious files or programs.\nW3Techs - Large list that tracks software utilization across industries. Find metrics based around software markets share.\nServers# FOFA - Cyberspace mapping.\nGreyNoise - The source for understanding internet noise.\nNatlas - Scaling Network Scanning.\nNetlas.io - Discover, Research and Monitor any Assets Available Online.\nOnyphe.io - Cyber Defense Search Engine for open-source and cyber threat intelligence data.\nZoomEye - Global cyberspace mapping.\nSocial Media Tools# Discord# Discord OSINT Attack Surface - Description of Discord\u0026rsquo;s attack surface.\nDiscord Snowflake to Timestamp Converter - Pulls Discord message timestamps.\nDiscordBee - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDiscordServers Search - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDutch OSINT Guy Discord Resources - OSINT Discord resources that may be useful for searching or pivoting on Discord.\nFacebook# Einvestigator.com - Facebook Search Tools and Resources.\nFacebook Email Search - Is a simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFB People Directory - Is a native tool built by Facebook so you can, as its name suggests, search their people directory. It’s super useful and one of the easiest tools to use when you’re looking for someone.\nPassive DNS - Technology allows you to investigate everything you can imagine about any organization or company in the world, way beyond a simple citizen profile. Let’s see it in action for facebook.com.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nToolzu.com - A platform for Facebook video downloading.\nGab# Gab OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGab OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tool for creating Bookmarklet.\nGab OSINT Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB ^1^\nGeneral Social Media Tools# Sherlock - Finds all usernames across 300 different social media platforms.\nSocialBlade - Real Time follower/subscriber counter for Youtube, Twitch, Instagram and Twitter.\nStories Down - Guide for several different platforms.\nGettr# Gettr OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGettr OSINT Investigations Tips \u0026amp; Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB.\nInstagram# Gramho - Identifying Followers of a Private Instagram Profile.\nInstahunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Instagram posts.\nInstagram OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Instagram.\nPicuki - View, edit and share your publicly available Instagram content.\nLinkedIn# Epieos LinkedIn Tool - Retrieve information linked to an email address.\nHow to conduct OSINT on Linkedin - List of tactics and strategies.\nLinkedIn OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the LinkedIn attack surface.\nLinkedIn OSINT Bookmarket Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part I - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part II - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nNew LinkedIn Search Features - Guide on search functions in LinkedIn.\nPinterest# Aware Online - List of tactics and strategies.\nPinterest OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Pinterest attack surface.\nReddit# Rdddeck - Creates Reddit decks.\nReddit OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Reddit attack surface.\nReddit OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nReddit OSINT Techniques - List of Osint tools and tactics for Reddit.\nUnddit - App that lets you display removed (by mods) and deleted (by users) comments/posts for Reddit.\nSkype# Skype OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Skype attack surface.\nSkypli - Skype search engine.\nSnapchat# Snapchat OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Snapchat attack surface.\nSnap Map - Watch Snaps submitted by Snapchatters around the world.\nTelegram# Awesome Telegram OSINT - Massive list of Telegram Tools.\nTelegram Analytics - Telegram channels and groups catalog in addition chat monitoring.\nTelegram Database - Telegram Search Engine.\nTikTok# TikTok OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the TikTok attack surface.\nTikTok OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate TikTok investigations.\nVidnice - TikTok search engine.\nTumblr# Tumblr OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Tumbler attack surface.\nTumblr OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate Tumblr investigations.\nTumblr OSINT Techniques - Breakdown of many tactics and techniques for OSINT on Tumblr.\nTwitter/X.com# Birdhunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Twitter posts.\nBot Sentinel - Helps you find and block trolls and fake Twitter accounts.\nFoller.me - Free people search engine finds social media profiles, public records, and more!\nNitter - Access Twitter through a privacy front end without an account.\nTinfoleak - Search for Twitter users leaks.\nTweet Beaver - If you’re doing research that involves a Twitter user, TweetBeaver is a great resource. Use it for things like downloading a user’s friends list, downloading a user’s followers list, checking to see if two accounts follow one another, and much more.\nTweetdeck - TweetDeck offers a more convenient Twitter experience by letting you view multiple timelines in one easy interface. It includes a host of advanced features to help get the most of Twitter: Manage multiple Twitter accounts, schedule Tweets for posting in the future, build Tweet collections, and more.\nTwitter OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Twitter attack surface.\nSpoonbill - Spoonbill lets you see profile changes from the people you follow on Twitter or other social networks.\nTrendsmap - Tracks hashtag trends by location.\nTweeterID - Pull your Twitter user ID.\nGetvidfy.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nSavetweetvid.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nURLs# HackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nMOZ Link Explorer - The world\u0026rsquo;s best backlink checker with over 40 trillion links.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nShorteners.grayhatwarfare.com - Search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nURLScan - A sandbox for the web.\nVehicles# Autocheck - Search by Vin or License Plate. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nFaxvin - Search by Vin. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nLicensesearch.org - Can be used to search License plates and Drivers licenses for a fee.\nSkipTracer - Python-based search engine program, that searches lots of different categories, Name, email, phone etc. In particular you can search License Plate info which is the most unique feature of this app.\nVehicle-OSINT-Collection - A comprehensive list of websites, add-ons, repositories, and other tools useful for finding information on a target vehicle ^2^\nVulnerabilities# Aqua Vulnerability Database - Vulnerabilities and weaknesses in open source applications and cloud native infrastructure.\nCapec.Mitre.org - A site that tracks common attack patterns.\nCloudvulndb.org - The Open Cloud Vulnerability \u0026amp; Security Issue Database.\nCVEDetails - The ultimate security vulnerability datasource.\nCVE.org - Another site that tracks identifies defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nGitHub Advisory Database - Security vulnerability database inclusive of CVEs and GitHub originated security advisories.\nLibraries.io - Open source package tracker.\nMITRE CVE - Another site that identifies, defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nMitre.org - A site that tracks common weaknesses across all software.\nNIST NVD - The National Vulnerability Database, that lists known threats and vulnerabilities.\nOssindex.sonatype.org - A free catalogue of open source components and scanning tools to help developers identify vulnerabilities, understand risk, and keep their software safe.\nOpencve.io - Easiest way to track CVE updates and be alerted about new vulnerabilities.\nOsv.dev - Open Source Vulnerability tracker.\nRapid7 - DB - Vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSecurity.snyk.io - Open Source Vulnerability Database.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVulDB - Number one vulnerability database.\nVulmon - Vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nVulners.com - Your Search Engine for Security Intelligence.\nVulnIQ - Vulnerability intelligence and management solution.\nWifi Discovery and Scanning# Acrylic WiFi - WiFi analysis, site survey \u0026amp; troubleshooting.\nAvast Wi-Fi Finder - Avast Wi-Fi Finder is an app to help you find free WiFi networks around you. Just check the map and take a look at the different points that show up. Tapping one of them gives you more information: the name of the network, whether it requires a password, etc.\nFree WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nNetwork Tools - Phone App for tracking all sorts of network metrics.\nOpen WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nWiFinder -\n"},{"id":15,"href":"/political-tools/","title":"Political","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;He knows nothing and thinks he knows everything. That points clearly to a political career.\u0026rdquo; -George Bernard Shaw\nHere at Liberty Tools we believe in looking at alternatives to electoral politics. We believe that in terms of advancing freedom electoral politics has mostly been a lost battle, or very often is actually counter productive. However we do have great respect for anyone who is trying to advance freedom as part of the political process, and continuing in the footsteps of the great politicians such as Ron Paul.\n🏛️ Find Representatives \u0026amp; Voting Info# Govtrack – Look up your Congressional representatives and their voting records. Vote.org – Polling Place Locator – Find out where to vote. Ballotpedia – Discover open races, ballot measures, candidate info, and more. IV3 – Verify your voter roll info, report inaccuracies, and track updates. 💵 Money in Politics# Opensecrets – Follow campaign finance and lobbying data. ALLRegreen – Track campaign contributions by industry and individual donors. Follow The Crypto – See cryptocurrency donations to politicians. Check My Donation – Check if your name has been used fraudulently in political donations. 📊 Government Transparency \u0026amp; Spending# Open the Books – Audit government spending at federal, state, and local levels. Data Republican – Explore federal grant allocations, charity, and NGO funding. DogeAI - A new AI project trying to expose political corruption. 🏢 Political Appointees \u0026amp; Local Involvement# OurPublicService.org – Appointee Tracker – Track political appointees in federal positions. Run Locally – Libertarian Party initiative to support local candidates. "},{"id":16,"href":"/privacy/","title":"Privacy","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The Cypherpunks are actively engaged in making the networks safer for privacy. Let us proceed together apace. Onward\u0026rdquo; - Eric Hughes\nPrivacy is a fundamental tenet of a free society. Corporations and governments are gathering data at record rates and will happily sell it to the highest bidder. In the era of social media, doxxing, twitter mobs and rising crime, take back your privacy to protect yourself and your family.\nAll in one Privacy Solutions# Cloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Cloaked is not Open Source. Though they do plan to open source their project in the future. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nMySudo - All in one privacy solution. MySudo offers services for phones, profiles, emails, virtual credit cards and more. MySudo doesnt always work well on non Android OSes like Calyx and you often need a google supported phone for activation, but once you activate it, it should work fine on Graphene.\nBrowsers# Brave - From the original creators of Firefox, Brave aims to use maximum privacy as a default. With ad blocking, phishing blocking, fingerprint and cookie blocking all enabled by default. Brave does offer ad payments in its own crypto token BAT, which has drawn some criticism from privacy advocates - In Depth Review\nDecentr - Brand new blockchain-based browser. Pays out in their own token for browsing search, much like Brave.\nFirefox - Firefox has a long-established history of competing with the most well-known browsers as the longest-serving open-source alternative. However, due to recent changes by Firefox in order to gain more revenue, we NO longer recommend them. Check out more here.\nLibreWolf - LibreWolf is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks.\nMullvad Browser - The Mullvad Browser is a privacy-focused web browser developed in a collaboration between Mullvad VPN and the Tor Project. It’s designed to minimize tracking and fingerprinting. You could say it’s a Tor Browser to use without the Tor Network. Instead, you can use it with a trustworthy VPN. The idea is to provide one more alternative – beside the Tor Network – to browse the internet with more privacy. To get as many people as possible to fight the big data gathering of today. To free the internet from mass surveillance.\nPrivacy Tests - In-depth comparison of browser privacy.\nTor Browser - Tor Browser is your choice if you need an extra layer of anonymity. It\u0026rsquo;s a modified version of Firefox, which comes with pre-installed privacy add-ons, encryption, and an advanced proxy. It\u0026rsquo;s not recommended to install additional browser addons. Plugins or addons may bypass Tor or compromise your privacy. While TOR is the best in privacy, it is also notoriously slow.\nWaterfox - Waterfox is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks. Not quite as private as something like LibreWolf, but makes up for it in speed and functionality.\nBrowser Exposure Checks# Cover Your Tracks and EFF Tool - A project from the EFF. Cover Your Tracks is two things: a tool for users to understand how unique and identifiable their browser makes them online, and a research project to uncover the tools and techniques of online trackers and test the efficacy of privacy add-ons. In Depth Breakdown and Review\nIpleak - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDNSLeaktest - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDeviceInfo - Checks computer hardware and software specs\nAm I Unique -Checks your IP and browser public info.\nBlacklight- Check third party trackers\nBrowserspy - When you surf around the internet your browser leaves behind a trail of digital footprints. Websites can use these footprints to check your system. BrowserSpy.dk is a service where you can check just what information it\u0026rsquo;s possible to gather from your system, just by visiting a website.\nPrivacy.net - What information can a website find out about you when you visit it? A lot more than you probably realize. This tool lists information that any website, advertisement, and widget can collect from your web browser. Such information could be used to identify you and/or track your behavior using tactics like IP lookups and browser fingerprinting. While none of this may be considered personally identifiable information (PII), the profile drawn from all these pieces of information can be so distinct that it can only plausibly match a single person.\nPersonaldata.info - Check what data your browser is leaking, and other tools.\nBrowser Extensions# AdNauseam - Extension that randomly opens ads to obfuscate tracking.\nBypass Paywalls - App that lets you get past paywalls to view otherwise paid content.\nCanvas Fingerprint Defender - Creates fake Canvas IDs to prevent fingerprinting.\nClear Browsing Data - Clear browsing data like cookies, history, and cache directly from the browser toolbar.\nDissenter - Browser extension that allows you to comment on any web page free of censorship.\nGoogle Teller - App that beeps every time a connection with Google is made.\nHTTPS Everywhere - Encrypts your communications with many major websites, making your browsing more secure.\nLibRedirect - Redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends like Newpipe, Nitter, Wikiless, etc.\nLocalCDN - Emulates Content Delivery Networks to improve your online privacy by intercepting traffic and injecting supported resources locally.\nMailvelope - Privacy-focused email web extension to securely encrypt your emails with PGP using webmail providers.\nMozilla Containers - Allows you to separate your browsing experience into different color-coded tabs to help protect your privacy.\nNoScript - Allows JavaScript and other potentially harmful content to be executed only by trusted websites of your choice.\nPrivacy Badger - Stops advertisers and trackers from secretly tracking where you go and what pages you look at on the web.\nPrivacy Possum - Monkey wrenches common commercial tracking methods by reducing and falsifying the data gathered by tracking companies.\nRedirector - Web browser extension (Firefox, Vivaldi, Chrome, Opera, Edge) to redirect URLs based on regex or wildcard patterns.\nSnowFlake - Helps people in censored countries access the Internet without restrictions by acting as a proxy.\nTerms of Service; Didn\u0026rsquo;t Read - Provides short and quick summaries about the terms and privacy policies of websites you browse.\nTrackMeNot - Protects privacy in web-search by issuing randomized queries to common search engines.\nuBlock Origin - Free, open-source ad content blocker that increases security and privacy in your browser.\nWatch on Odysee - Redirects you from YouTube to Odysee, a decentralized YouTube alternative.\nComputers# Computer Manufacturers# Purism - Open Source company. Makes Open Source Laptops, Phones and Servers. Partners with other liberty focused companies like Start 9. Accepts Bitcoin as a method of payment. Also offers a private phone data plan. Shipping is known to be very slow in some cases. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nStarLabs - A computer company that sells a wide range of linux computers that come preconfigured with multiple different distros. Also includes a linux based tablet. Accepts Bitcoin\nSystem76 - Well known American Linux Company. Developed and pioneered Pop-OS operating system, A user friendly Ubuntu/Debian Fork.\nTuxedoComputers - High quality Linux focused computers. German company, only communicates in German.\nComputer Operating Systems# CNIX - A simple Linux distro that puts privacy first, but it\u0026rsquo;s much less intense than TAILS or QUBES.\nDistro Watch - Distro Watch tracks and rates all Linux Operating systems.\nLinuxMint - Linux distro for beginners.\nPop!_OS - Ubuntu Fork built by a dedicated Linux Hardware Company System76. Pop!_OS is one of the easiest and cleanest Linux distros around.\nQubesOS - a privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. Qubes requires a bit more hardware as it runs several virtual machines to segregate your applications to better ensure your privacy.\nReactOS - An Open Source OS designed to mimic the Windows file system.\nTAILS - A privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. With TAILS all traffic is routed through TOR and all of your data is deleted as soon as the computer is turned off.\nUbuntu - The long term gold standard for beginner Linux users.\nData Removal# AccountKiller- Website that helps you find and delete a wide range of old accounts across multiple platforms through specific account/platform targeting.\nCreditFreeze- Freeze your Credit in the event of a data breach\nCyberOneIntel - CyberOneIIntel claims to find what other services can\u0026rsquo;t - including social media accounts, employment history, dating profiles, gaming profiles, dark web credential breaches, indexed search engine occurrences, and much more.\nData Broker Opt Out List - massive list of data sites to opt out of manually.\nData Brokers List - Links to purge your data manually from data brokers\nData Opt Out - Links to requests to manually delete data from multiple websites and platforms.\nDeleteMe - Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. In Depth Discussion\nEasyOptOuts - Cheap service to remove your accounts from Data Brokers\nHacked - Paid service that helps you recover from hacks and exposed personal data. Service can help with deleting videos or images from website or social media platforms. Service can also help you recover hacked accounts if you have lost access.\nJustDeleteMe - A directory of direct links to delete your account from web services. If you would like to delete a wide range of your accounts manually, JustDeleteMe can link you directly to the section of page where you can easily delete your account.\nMyDataRemoval - Another competitor for purging personal information, Name, Home address etc. Review\nOneRep - Alternative to DeleteMe. Offers a free trial and more deletion services but does have some negative reviews. One Rep is known for automating this process and not using employee manual checks. In Depth Review\nOptery - Removes Your Home Address, Phone and Other Private Info from Google, and 220+ Sites Review\nRedact - App that will delete your social media presence including specific comments and posts on multiple platforms. Includes FB, Reddit, Discord, Twitter etc…\nRemove Data from web Archive - Guide to remove your data from archive sites\nSayMine- Automated service that pulls your emails to find accounts created and sends them emails for data removal request. Be careful though, as this can sometimes cause you to send information to companies that you may have received emails from, but do not actually have an account with and thus actually giving them more information than they had in the first place. Saymine also offers corporate privacy services.\nDead Mans Switch# BqETH - BeQth is a trustless dead mans switch based on the Polygon network, an Ethereum Layer 2. BeQth lets you create a smart contract on the polygon blockchain that will send out our secret data via email to whoever you wish after an allotted amount of time. Transactions are all encrypted and totally on chain. Users can essentially mine the algorithm to unlock secret keys by the allotted time, essentially allowing for users to mine secrets. Does not require KYC. CipherWill - A non crypto based E2E dead mans switch service. Your secrets are encrypted with 256 AES encryption and zero knowledge proofs for the best possible security. Requires basic KYC. Gone Mans Switch - Gone Man\u0026rsquo;s Switch is a simple web application that allows you to create messages that will be delivered when you are absent (gone) for a certain period. Fully Self-hosted and open source. You can schedule long term messages to yourself via Telegram, Email or SMS. Sarcophagus - Similar to BeQTH Sarcophagus is also built on the polygon blockchain. Sarcophagus is decentralized, open-source and DAO owned + operated. They believe bringing dead man\u0026rsquo;s switch functionality to the web3 ecosystem can empower and provide security infrastructure for an entire generation of applications, regardless of their size Email# Email Providers# Email cannot offer the same fundamental privacy of other communication protocols. Use better tools when it matters. Nevertheless, it remains an essential tool in every day life, and the following providers offer excellent privacy.\n10 Minute Mail - Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.- Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.\n33Mail - Unlimited private email aliases.\nBeeble - Encrypted email and data storage. Uses hybrid AED and PGP encryption methods. Uses decentralized server infrastructure.\nFastMail - No free version. In Depth Review.\nLavabit - The company responsible for setting the Seppuku Pledge precedent. Originally used by Edward Snowden, Lavabit refused to give up information on him to the US Government. Lavabit shut down before handing over information and re-opened years later.\nMailbox - Private email with cloud services. In Depth Review.\nMailcow - Self-hosting email isn\u0026rsquo;t recommended, but Mailcow is an application that can help simplify the process. Article on the difficulties with Email.\nMailfence - Encrypted email service based in Belgium.\nMigadu - Email hosting service that doesn\u0026rsquo;t track and lets you add in unlimited domains and accounts for cheap.\nPax Mail - A lesser-known privacy-focused email provider, Pax offers paid-only accounts to provide full email services that do not compromise their values. Specifically created for Freedom lovers. Their values are listed clearly here.\nProtonMail - All data is stored in an encrypted state, and decrypted by the client. Emails between Proton users are end-to-end encrypted. The client-side code is open source. Proton servers are located in Switzerland. Basic accounts are free. Additional storage and features are available through paid plans, which can be paid for in Bitcoin. In-depth review from Restore Privacy.\nTutanota - Similar to Proton, all data is stored in an encrypted state, and emails between users are end-to-end encrypted. Tutanota servers are located in Germany, which is part of the 14 Eyes. Free and paid options available.\nEmail Clients# FairEmail - Fully featured, open source, privacy friendly email app for Android. Uses OpenKeychain to decrypt messages and optionally encrypt messages. Review\nK-9 - Mobile open source email client. Review\nMailSpring - Opensource. Great free email client, works with a variety of email providers. Does not work with Protonmail.\nThunderbird - Thunderbird is a free and open-source cross-platform email client developed by the Mozilla Foundation, the people who are behind the Firefox web browser. Been around for awhile, can be a bit buggy at times.\nEmail Aliases# Abine/Blur - Provides email and Debit card aliases. Albine provides several other options as well. Paid Service offered along with other services. Review\nAnonAddy - Very Similar product to Simple Login. In Depth Review Comparison Review of SL and AA\nFirefox Relay - Free email alias service. Also offers paid phone relay service. Review\nSimple Login - Free cloud services, cheap premium accounts anonymously with Monero. Also offers Self Hosting options.\nFile Encryption# Cryptomator - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nCoze - Coze is an open source cryptographic JSON messaging specification which uses digital signatures to prove identity and ownership over digital files and messages.\nOpenPGP - Lists of several differnt applications that all use the OpenPGP standard.\nPGPTool - Based off the original PGP Alogrithim, PGP tool is a A simple and secure online client-side PGP Key Generator, Encryption and Decryption tool. Generate your PGP Key pairs, encrypt or decrypt messages easily with a few clicks.\nPicoCrypt - Lightweight open source encryption client that’s easy to use, completely free and focuses on only encrypting files and nothing else. Most Encryption apps tend to use AES-256 while Pico uses the new and improved XChaCha20 for encryption. It also uses Argon 2 for key derivation as opposed to SHA for further protection\nVeracrypt - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nFirewalls# Little Snitch - Inbound and Outbound firewall blocking for desktop. MAC OS only.\nOPNsense is a free and open source network FreeBSD-based firewall\nPFSense - Well supported free Open Source network Firewall Software\nPihole - Network wide Ad-Blocker and DNS sinkhole. Can also be used as a DHCP server\nPort Master - Application Firewalls. This program works as a VPN replacement. May break your VPN connection while installed. Works in Linux and Windows.\nSimplewall - Simple Open Source Windows only Firewall\nSnort - Open Source Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)\nInternet Service Providers# FemtoStar - Open Source Satellite internet.\nNomadinternet - Internet for off grid living.\nUkama - A project empowering everyone to build a decentralized cell phone network powered by you to connect the world.\nKillswitches# Buskill - USB ‘dead man’s switch’ locks down (or kills) snatched laptops\nUSBGuard - The USBGuard software framework helps to protect your computer against rogue USB devices (a.k.a. BadUSB) by implementing basic whitelisting and blacklisting capabilities based on device attributes.\nUSBKill - USBKill Python Script allows your computer to lock out if any unapproved USB devices are inserted into your computer. Directly inspired by the arrest of Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht\nMessengers# Bitchat- Launched by Jack Dorsey in 2025, like Briar it uses bluetooth. Other features include: Works Offline on local Bluetooth LE mesh networks, with automatic peer discovery and multi-hop relaying Provides end to end encryption via X25519 key exchange and AES-256-GCM for both private and channel messages. Supports store \u0026amp; forward, caching messages for offline peers until they reconnect Requires no accounts, email addresses, or phone numbers messages live only on users’ devices.\nBriar - Briar doesn’t rely on a central server - messages are synchronized directly between the users’ devices. If the internet’s down, Briar can sync via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, keeping the information flowing in a crisis. If the internet’s up, Briar can sync via the Tor network for additional privacy.\nComparison and Ranks - Detailed comparison of all major messaging apps features and privacy.\nKeet - Peer-to-Peer Chat with high quality Video \u0026amp; Text. Private \u0026amp; Encrypted. Has BTC payment methods built in.\nMatrix - Also commonly known as Element for the most popular Matrix front end. Matrix is a chat Protocol with several different applications that cab be used to participate in the network. Element has full End-to-End encryption, completely open source, fully self hostable and comes with most of the same functionality of Discord or Slack. Also has the ability to Bridge with other chat apps, meaning you can connect Matrix directly to Telegram, or Slack or most other chat apps and mangage those communications via whichever matrix client you choose. Probably the best option for self hosting small companies. Matrix Instance Testing\nMolly- Hardened Signal Fork that is fully open source.\nSignal - An easy-to-use end-to-end encrypted messenger. Long considered the gold standard. Built in auto-delete of messages. standard of chat privacy. Not fully open source. Signal used to require a phone number, but you can now use a username if you prefer. One of the easiest apps to convert normies.\nSilence - A signal fork that picked up SMS direct encryption after Signal decided to no longer pursue it. While you should stay away from SMS whenever possible, it is sometimes still necessary to communicate with certain people this way. And with Silence you can protect yourself. Signal on SMS\nSimpleX - The first messenger without user IDs. SimpleX uses the smart client dumb server model. Meaning you can setup a simple relay to forward your fully encrypted messages to recievers. SimpleX is still early. It has a simple desktop but this isnt fully features currently. In Depth Podcast with the creator.\nSession - Session is an end-to-end encrypted messenger that minimises sensitive metadata, designed and built for people who want absolute privacy and freedom from any form of surveillance. No phone numbers and completely open source.\nTelegram - Easy to use encrypted messaging app. Telegram is NOT End-to-End encrypted by default but does have the option to create E2E secret chats. While its not E2E encrypted it does still encrypt your traffic to the Telegram Servers which is an improvement over SMS. Telegram is simple and is heavily used all across the world, and is a good introduction to a more privacy preserving chat app. However Telegram does have access to user data in its internal servers and has been known to hand that information over at times. Telegram is one of the most used encrypted apps around and as a result can be a haven for scammers.\nThreema - an end-to-end encrypted messenger, similar to Signal. Not a free app. Good overall app, but relatively low userbase due to the non free nature of it.\nWhitenoise - An encrypted messaging app that uses the NOSTR Protocol for private and public key pairs.\nWire - E2E by default. Lots of functionality. Fully open source. Self hosting options available. Built in auto-delete of messages. Can be a bit buggy at times, smaller userbase.\nMetadata Removal# Desktop Metadata removal - Windows and Mac can remove this natively. Linux needs a few steps.\nImagepipe - Android only metadata remover\nMesh Networks# PKT.Cash - PKT uses PacketCrypt, the world’s first bandwidth-hard proof of work. When you connect your home or office internet to the PKT Network, you earn PKT Cash (PKT).PKT mining does not require permission from a centralized company. Miners power the network in a decentralized way, which scales to provide low cost, high speed internet access worldwide.\nOpenmesh - Your Gateway to Building Personalized Data Ecosystems in minutes, instead of weeks. A decentralized node operator that allows for running of various services.\nThreefold - To build an open-source peer-to-peer Internet infrastructure that removes all forms of centralization from the global IT systems. Anything we do needs to improve the planet’s situation and benefit the people around us. Internet access is a human right and it can change everything for the lives of people as an infinite source of tools and information. Our technology was designed to scale ThreeFold anywhere electricity and bandwidth are present.\nMobile# Aliasing# Abine - Offers Phone masking/aliasing for a fee.\nFireFox Relay - Phone Alias service that comes along with an email alias service. Email aliasing is free, phone alias service requires a small monthly fee.)\nSee our All in one Privacy Section for More\nAlternative App Stores# Accrescent - Accrescent is a private and secure Android app store built with modern features in mind. It aims to provide a developer-friendly platform and pleasant user experience while enforcing modern security and privacy practices and offering robust validity guarantees for installed apps.\nAPK-Pure - A site to download and install APK\u0026rsquo;s (install files for phone OSes) this is an easy way to completely bypass app stores. The downside is that your software needs to be updated manually through APK-Pure and is not managed automatically by an app store.\nAptoide - A competitor to the google app store. With over 1 millon apps. While its not specifically privacy focused its a nice alternative when you cant use the regular good app store, or if you cant find what you need in F-Droid.\nAurora Store - A privacy front end for the Google App store. You can find anything you need from google through Aurora. However as this is a front end, it connects to the google app store so that you dont have too. This does require an account. Aurora provides anonymous accounts for you to use, however Google will rate limit these accounts to make them difficult to use sometimes. You can just create your own Gmail account to bypass this if necessary.\nF-Droid - F-Droid is the premier app store for open source apps. For anyone truly intrested in privacy should first check for apps in F-droid before going to mainstream appstores as Fdroid only carries Open Source apps. Completely free, open source and does not require an account.\nObtainium - Obtainium allows you to install and update apps directly from their releases pages, and receive notifications when new releases are made available.\nBurner Phone Numbers# 5sim - Over 500,000 Numbers Originating from Around 180 Countries Online. Low fees. Does not take cryptocurrency.\nBurnerApp - Burner Phone numbers. Usually work for services like Amazon and Twitter\nCrypton - Affordability meets security: For the cost of a movie ticket per month, get a physical SIM phone number. All your messages are encrypted with your personal key, protecting them from prying eyes.\nFreePhoneNum - One time Use burner numbers. Many services wont accept these.\nPhone Blur - offers the use of non-VoIP US phone numbers for account verification, multi-factor authentication, and other needs. Formerly Text Secure.\nSMSPool - Privacy focused non voip SMS burner numbers with area codes from all over the world. Company accepts cryptocurrency including Monero. Cheap options that are known to work with difficult providers like Discord or Twitter.\nSMS4SATS - Bitcoin focused SMS numbers that utilize Bitcoins Layer 2, Lightning network.\nTelnum - Burner Numbers and permanent numbers via Monero\nTossable Digits - Alternative to Google voice for phone porting. Also provides multiple phone numbers.\nMobile Operating Systems# CalyxOS - A privacy focused de-Googled Android Alternative that’s more privacy focused than Lineage but more user friendly than Graphene. Only available on Google Pixel models.\nE.foundation - Degoogled Phone OS that works with most major phone models\nGraphene OS - The king of Privacy phones. Completely de-googled heavily privacy focused phone App Store. Only available on Google Pixel models. Install Guide and Another install guide\nHavoc-OS - Similar to Lineage with large compatibility of devices. Works on over 150 devices. Still available but not a lot of updates.\nLineage – An open source Android alternative that’s compatible with most major Smart Phone and other Android Devices. Does not have a locked bootloader, which is a slight security concern.\nPlexus - App that lists compatibility of over 1000 phone apps for Open source phone roms.\nUbuntu Touch - Open Source Phone and Tablet Rom.\nMobile Phones# Above Phone - The Above Phone offers Graphene OS phones for sale along with their own services like \u0026ldquo;Above VPN\u0026rdquo; along with additional support to help you get fully migrated over to their ecosystem.\nDe-googled - Sells De-googled phones, Lineage Calyx and Graphene - Takes crypto\nEfani - Company that offers Sim Swap protection and prevention. \u0026ldquo;Efani works like any other carrier, except Efani adds exceptional security to your plan via an impressive security tech stack.\u0026rdquo;\nFairphone - Sustainable phone that lets your replace all parts in the phone. Will support CalyxOS soon. currently only available in the UK. Also offers sustainable headphones and other items.\nFreedomphone - NOT RECOMMENDED. Privacy focused phone marketing towards conservatives. OS Is closed source, with little in the way of details on how anything actually works. Backed by conservative commentator Candace Owens.\nFrequency Check - App that lets you check what plans and locations your phone is compatible with.\nIsland - Sandboxing app for Stock Android\nMamushi- Specializes in Calyx OS , Accepts Monero.\nMark37 - A full service Christian privacy company that specializes in their \u0026ldquo;Ghost Phone\u0026rdquo; a Graphene OS phone with custom config. Offers several other privacy services and devices.\nNitrokey - Phones with Mics and Cameras removed\nPine64 - Completely Open Source Phone. May have some compatibility issues.\nPrivate Phone Shop - Fully configured privacy focused phones you purchase. Primarily offers Lineage and Graphene OS. Also offers other privacy services.\nProject Guardian - A physical phone silencing device. A new machine that silences all noise going into your phone from your micophone. All you have to do is set your phone on top of the device and it blocks all incoming sound. Also provides wireless charging. Can be used with two phones at a time.\nPurism - NOT RECOMENDED. Completely Open Source Phone from the ground up, however this comes with many difficulties including supply chain issues. Purism has been known to have very late deliveries in some cases as long as years with no refunds. Order with caution.\nRoninMobile - RoninDojo a bitcoin privacy company, now makes pixel based phones with options for both Calyx and Graphene.\nUnplugged Phone - Unplugged phone is a closed source privacy phone touted by many conservative influencers. It offers its own ecosystem of privacy apps. However many of these apps arent likely to be very useful since you need their phone in order to use them. Given this and the closed source nature of the software we cannot recomend this phone at this time. You are better off with known Open-source alternatives.\nVolla Phone - A minimalist design and new operating concept with the springboard, quick menu and collections. Comes with either Volla OS or Ubuntu Touch installed.\nMobile Service Providers# AweSIM - Privacy focused phone service. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nFreedomPop - Cheap and in some cases free VOIP plans.\nInvisv - Privacy focused phone service. INVISV Relay brings Multi-Party Relay (MPR) privacy to Android, offering a service that decouples trust: where INVISV\u0026rsquo;s job is to ensure that nobody but you has all your critical information. In effect, your requests for data from the Internet, whether with a web browser or with any other app, are unlinked from your identity, and neither INVISV nor our infrastructure partners nor your broadband Internet provider nor a mobile operator can link your identity and your Internet usage and location together.\nSIMXL - e-SIMs Accessible for Everyone, that accepts Monero.\nSilent Link - A real phone number provider not a VOIP number, that can be acquired anonymously. Only allows for incoming calls, but also provides a cheap data plan. Does not always provide the best service. A backup data plan is not a bad idea with this service while using Silent link primarily for privacy.\nVOIP Providers# Hushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nJMP - Private VOIP numbers. Uses the company Telnyx on the back end, but it try\u0026rsquo;s to make this process simpler for a small fee, as you can use Telnyx directly for cheaper fees and good privacy but the process is quite difficult.\nPassword Managers# Password managers are one of the few security tools that makes your life easier. With all of your passwords in one place, often including a password autofill so that you don\u0026rsquo;t have to even type your password, which also helps to keep you safe from keylogging or should surfing attacks.\nBitwarden - FOSS password manager. Free cloud password management, or you can completely self host. 2FA is easily configurable as well. Decryption happens on your client device not on the server, meaning your passwords are encrypted if the server is compromised. Bitwarden also has a password generator, and allows for multiple password encrypted password accounts making it perfect for a small enterprise solution.\nKeepass - The top local password manager. Instead of setting up a server you can run your password manager directly on your personal work machine.\nPasswordSafe - A local password Manager that utilizes Blowfish. Created by security expert and old school cypherpunk Bruce Schneier. Works on windows and Linux.\nVPNMentor Secure Password Generator - Online Password generator for when you aren\u0026rsquo;t working with a standard password manager. Provides other high quality VPN and password related tools as well, like a password strength checker.\nPrivacy for Cars# 49dollarmontanaregisteredagent - Montana based company that creates LLC’s and will register your car to that LLC in Montana thus keeping your name unattached to the car. Montana has the added benefit of a one time registration for cars over 11 years old and no emissions or safety checks\nDeflock - Deflock is a site that tracks \u0026ldquo;Flock\u0026rdquo; ALPR camera readers. Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) are cameras that capture images of all passing license plates, storing details like the car\u0026rsquo;s location, date, and time. These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles—regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. While these systems can be useful for tracking stolen cars or wanted individuals, they are mostly used to track the movements of innocent people.\nFreedomev - Open source software for Tesla cars. Still in development.\nGhostPlate - Physical device that lets you temporarily obscure your license plate.\nNotmyPlate - App that lets you request to legally opt out of License plate collection data via the GDPR. Not likely to be super helpful in non EU countries.\nOpen Auto - An open source alternative to Android Auto, and app that helps you utilize your phone wild driving.\nOpen XC - OpenXC is a combination of open source hardware and software that lets you extend your vehicle with custom applications and pluggable modules. It uses standard, well-known tools to open up a wealth of data from the vehicle to developers, even beyond OBD-II.\nPlate Privacy - A project by the Institute for Justice to track car camera software and fight back.\nPrivacyforCars - Delete your data from rental cars after you are no longer using them. Website also provides a lot of other privacy education on vehicles.\nVehiclePrivacyreport - Check for status of vehicles internet connection to the manufacturers\nPrivacy Resources and Education# Podcasts# Citadel Dispatch - Hosted by Matt Odell a Freedom and Bitcoin Advocate.\nClosed Network - Privacy and security podcast focused on the everyday person and using simple tools and techniques to become a smaller target for online attacks.\nOptOut - Hosted by privacy and freedom advocate Seth for Privacy, covering a wide range of privacy related issues.\nPrivacy Security and Osint - Hosted by the king of privacy, Micahel Bazzell, covers a wide range of privacy, security and Osint. Currently on a hiatus.\nSurveillance Report - Joint hosted by Privacy advocates Henry from Techlore and Nate from the New Oil. Break down of weekly data leaks and privacy incursions.\nWatchMan Privacy - Hosted by Gabriel Custodiet, a principled privacy and freedom advocate.\nOther Privacy Lists# alternativeto.net\nbrainfucksec.github.io/a-good-privacy-list\ndegoogle.jmoore.dev/#replacementsalternatives\ngithub.com/mendel5/alternative-front-ends\ngithub.com/mjovanc/awesome-decentralized\ngithub.com/pluja/awesome-privacy\nlopp.net/bitcoin-information/privacy.html\nnomoregoogle.com\nPrism-Break\nproducthunt.com\nprivacyfirstproducts.softr.app\nprivacytools.io\nreddit.com/r/privacy/wiki/de-google\nsovereignstack.tools\nPurchase Proxys# America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nAnonShop - This one works a bit different. You pick a product you want and send the link to AL. AL will then purchase the item and send it to a nearby locker based on your zip code. All paid with Monero. This currently only works for Amazon orders.\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPurse.io - A purchase proxy that offers up to 15% discounts with crypto and users will purchase products for you. Currently takes BTC, BCH and lightning.\nRouters# Anyone - A harward based internet router/proxy that provides privacy by default.\nFlash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router,that prioritizes network wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come per-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers than can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that thats forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls and a virtual server seperate from the Firewall OS.\nSearch# Brave Search - Private search results, using its own indexer, with full search transparency. Aims to be one of the biggest competitors to google. In Depth Review\nDuckDuckGo - Biggest privacy focused search engine, they have admitted to censoring in some cases, but overall still better than Google.\nKagi - Privacy respecting search engine does not track any info or provide any ads and no data mining or IP collecting. Requires an account and limits amount of searches per day for free accounts. Offers paid accounts as well. Not Open Source. Privacy policy\nMojeek - Search engine that claims to use its own indexer and does not rely on search results from Bing or Google\nPresearch - Decentralized search engine that pays you out per search with their own token. You can also run a node and get paid out in their token provided you meet the minimum requirements.\nSearx - Searx is probably the most hard-core of the options, but provides a very solid experience and search results across multiple sources.\nSearch Ranking and Analysis\nWhoogle - A google search proxy that can be hosted. Check out Seth for Privacys public instance of Whoogle It’s easy to self-host, if desired.Public instances\nShipping Services# America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Virtual Private Networks (VPNs)# Cloak - Experimental new program. it works by masquerading proxied traffic as normal web browsing activities. In contrast to traditional tools which have very prominent traffic fingerprints and can be blocked by simple filtering rules, it\u0026rsquo;s very difficult to precisely target Cloak with little false positives. This increases the collateral damage to censorship actions as attempts to block Cloak could also damage services the censor state relies on.\nGuardster - Anonymizer service that provides an alternative to VPN.\nIVPN - No logs, regularly audited VPN service, No customer data stored, Clear privacy policy, Transparent ownership and team, Strong ethics: no trackers, no false promises, no surveillance ads. In Depth Reviews\nKagi - (Note: appears in search section as well, if you want to keep just one mention, you can.)\nLN VPN - VPN service based on the lightning network. You can purchase and use wireguard based VPN services all on lightning. Also offers phone numbers per country all paid via lightning.\nLokiNet - New experimental TOR competitor.\nMullvad - Mullvad has a long reputation of preserving privacy. Mullvad does not log traffic, proven by a police raid. Allows anonymous sign ups, Accepts Monero for payment for Premium accounts. Uses a killswitch and uses Wireguard for speed and security. Provides a mobile app and desktop app. The Mobile app can be a bit finicky for some people. Does not have an app kill switch. In Depth Review\nNym - A new VPN project that works to implement new tech inlcuding mixnets, zk-nyms, post quantum tech and more. Backed by Wikileaks Chelsea Manning.\nPIA - PIA is a solid VPN provider that accepts BTC, uses Wireguard offers cheap rates. PIA is also well known for providing static Ip’s for your VPN. This can be useful for some services that block general VPN access. PIA does not keep logs for privacy concerns. Does not include a kill switch In Depth Review\nSentinel- A decentralized crypto currency backed VPN built on the Cosmos blockchain that aims to provide a decentralized VPN.\nVopono - App for managing Split tunneling in VPN’s. Split tunneling lets you send some traffic through a VPN and delegate specific traffic exempt to the VPN Encrypted tunnel or traffic. This can be useful when trying to use certain apps locally on a LAN. Some VPN Apps have this built in, but this isnt always accessible on all VPN’s or on all versions of the VPN. For Example Proton VPN has this function built in on the Windows version and the Mobile version but not on the linux desktop version.\nVPN Rankings and breakdowns by privacy advocate Techlore more VPN Rankings and More Rankings\nVPNMentor - Offers a wide range of VPN related education, in addition to VPN related tools and more VPN Rankings.\n"},{"id":17,"href":"/self-hosting/","title":"Self Hosting","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If something is free, you’re not the customer; you’re the product.” ― Bruce Schneier\nWhile privacy tools are fantastic, they sometimes miss the true root of the problem. In times of increasing censorship and data theft, owning your data is the best way to increase your privacy and security while dramatically reducing your ability to be censored. When done right, much of this can be done very cheaply. If you already own your hardware much of the software is free or very cheap. Instead of never ending subscriptions and increasing costs with big tech, simply remove them from your life by self hosting. Take back your digital sovereignty.\nBackup Applications# Pika Backup - Pika Backup is designed to save your personal data and does not support complete system recovery. Locally and remote encrypted backups.Open Source.\nPerkeep - Perkeep is a set of open source formats, protocols, and software for modeling, storing, searching, sharing and synchronizing data in the post-PC era. Data may be files or objects, tweets or 5TB videos, and you can access it via a phone, browser or FUSE filesystem. Open Source.\nProxmox Backup Server - Proxmox Backup Server is an enterprise backup solution, for backing up and restoring VMs, containers, and physical hosts. By supporting incremental, fully deduplicated backups, Proxmox Backup Server significantly reduces network load and saves valuable storage space. With strong encryption and methods of ensuring data integrity, you can feel safe when backing up data, even to targets which are not fully trusted.\nCamera Systems# Ezvidoo - EZVidoo is a free CCTV surveillance software for Windows, Linux, and Raspberry Pi. It supports IP Cameras by default, local USB cams, and Camera Audios.EZVidoo also supports numerous sensor types as motion, audio, object, face, and person sensors. By default, it offers a recording support on 24/7 basic, and features, alerts, notifications and mobile access. Not open source.\nIspyconnect - Free and Open source Camera software. Compatible with a wide range of camera devices.\nKerberos.io - An open, scalable and modular solution that supports your use cases at home up to large scale production video landscapes.\nCloud Document Services# Cryptpad - End-to-end encrypted and open-source collaboration suite, that can be used in the cloud or self-hosted. Google docs alternative.\nOnlyOffice - Includes Free Cloud, Paid Cloud, and Self-Hosted options.\nStandard Notes - One of the top note-taking apps. Self-hostable, includes 2FA, E2E, scheduled email backups and more. Charges for the higher level plans with more features.\nCloud Hosting# Open Source as a Service# Cryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nDisroot - Privacy-focused ecosystem. Provides multiple cloud services. Including Email, Nextcloud, Cryptpad etc…\nFederated.Computer - Great open-source replacements for Dropbox, Google Workplace, Zoom, Slack, Airtable, Mailchimp, 1Password, Netlify, Github, Calendy, your spying VPN and much more for the low price of $39 a month. As many users as you want. Only pay for more storage when/if you need it.Federated includes Human Support and full Backups. The benefits of self-hosting without the day-to-day high-stakes drudgery. Affiliate Link\nKoofr - Allows for importing of Drive, Dropbox etc. Privacy-focused cloud storage free up to 10 Gb’s. ^1,2^\nNextCloud - Self-hosted cloud software for a massive amount of options. Takes a bit of config, but nextcloud functions as a full Google Docs replacement in addition to many other options including music and video hosting. Also provides cloud hosting if you do not wish to self-host. Next Cloud is currently available in other Privacy-focused ecosystems like Start9, Umbrel, Yunohost, Dietpi and many more, with just a few clicks. Or you can self-host on your OS of choice.\nLink Tree Alternatives# AllMyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nCoinDrop - Like link tree but specifically for crypto web wallets. All your wallets and donation methods in one simple place.\nLibertyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nOperating Systems# While more well-known OSes like Windows server or Ubuntu server are great, there are other lesser-known OSes purpose-built to help people self-host, by pre-packaging applications in nice ready-made GUI. This can be especially useful for less technical users.\nHyperVisors for Virtualization# ProxMox - Proxmox is the primary open source solution for virtual machine hosting. Like VmWare or Hyper V except Proxmox is completely open source and free. It offers you the ability to run multiple virtual servers on a single physical server, easily allowing you to run several different software Operating systems for zero cost. Comes with snapshots, backups, server monitoring, native containerization and much more. Find a list of Proxmox based scripts here these scripts allow for single lines of code for setting up hundreds of apps. One of the absolute best ways to get into self hosting. XCP-NG - A solid alternative to Proxmox. the user-friendly, high-performance virtualization solution, developed collaboratively for unrestricted features and open-source accessibility with Turnkey Server Virtualization. Operating Systems# Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, NEAR, Avalanche and more.\nCASA OS - Community-based open source software focused on delivering simple personal cloud experience around Docker ecosystem. Despite the name CASA OS is not an OS. It is an app similar to Umbrel or Citadel, a GUI for docker images. Comes with some unique apps, like Nginx Proxy Manager and Cloudflare Tunnels. Also provides Clearnet support with a fairly flexible set of config options. Also has a nice simple GUI for file uploads, this is especially useful with something like Jellyfin or Calibre-Web.\nCitadel - Umbrel open source Fork offering much of the same options.\nCloudron - Cloudron is unique in that it offers offsite backups to AWS, includes a built-in firewall that monitors all traffic and comes with its own built-in email server.\nCoolify - An open-source \u0026amp; self-hostable Heroku / Netlify alternative.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Storj, Zcash, Cosmos Tornado Cash and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nDietPI - A Linux distro OS. Dietpi comes with over 200 app packages and dependencies built in. While more command line skills are required than Umbrel or Embassy, Dietpi makes it very easy to install over 100 apps and dependencies. While largely built for Raspberry Pi, Dietpi also has specific images created for a wide range of hardware. Dietpi is a bit more difficult than platforms like Yunohost, but runs a bit more reliably and offers more total tools, including backups, VPN integration, clearnet, and more. Documentation is better than Yunohost, but could still be improved.\nFulmo - A lighting network focused OS configured to run on a Raspberry Pi.\nFreedomBox - Another OS that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Currently more limited than most of the other OSes in terms of apps in the internal app store.\nHome Lab OS - HomelabOS allows anyone to easily deploy, backup, restore, and maintain over 100 different applications and services. Everything from video players, to home automation, to chat services. These services can continue to function at full speed on your LAN even when your external internet is completely offline.\nMoneroOS - OS dedicated to Monero mining.\nMy Node BTC - Another OS that focuses primarily on Bitcoin Software. Includes BTCPay Server, Dojo, Whirlpool, Join Market and much more. Comes with Clearnet, Tor, and I2P.\nPinode-XMR - PiNode-XMR is a completely free and open source suite of tools to help a user run their own Monero node with ease. PiNode-XMR is designed for use with single board computers (SBC) such as the Raspberry Pi, Pine64 or Odroid hardware to allow for very cheap node setup and minimal 24/7 running costs due to low power usage.\nPiBox - Currently has a small offering of Apps but is working on adding more. Notable Apps are Nextcloud, Jellyfin and Homeassistant.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nRunTipi - Tipi is a personal homeserver orchestrator. It is running docker containers under the hood and provides a simple web interface to manage them. Every service comes with an opinionated configuration in order to remove the need for manual configuration and network setup. RunTipi comes with Clearnet configuration, but this can be a bit buggy in some cases. This is still very much in development.\nStart9 - Start OS makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy, not completely open source. Currently routes all services over TOR or lets you host over LAN. This increases privacy but can make things more difficult to interact with Non TOR/Start9 users. Heavily supports bitcoin software and includes a NOSTR node and several other tools. While there is currently no clearnet support, StartOS is overall very stable. Start9 also offers some of the better documentation and error handling. Save 5% on any S9 Server with code \u0026ldquo;LOTR\u0026rdquo;\nUBOS - A newer project. Less impressive interface and less apps than some of the other projects.\nUmbrel - Interface that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Beautiful interface but still needs a few bugs worked out. Apps are difficult to config after being setup. Offers lots of Bitcoin Node Software. Umbrel and StartOS are very similar options as they both focus heavily on BTC and Lightning nodes and currently offer only LAN and TOR hosting. Umbrel offers more apps but Start OS offers a much more reliable platform. Umbrel is not an OS but rather an GUI application manager for Docker.\nYunoHost - Free and Open Source with over 100 apps. Yuno host comes with Clearnet support with your own custom domains and offers you free pre-selected domains you can use. Yunohost has a nice troubleshooting tool that helps you find issues with port/firewall troubleshooting. Yunohost has a lot of features but can be a bit buggy at times.\nMedia Center OSes# If you are currently running a Roku, Amazon Firestick, or pretty much any other store-bought hardware device for media streaming, it\u0026rsquo;s very likely that it sends out massive amounts of data back to different companies. This is terrible for privacy, self-sovereignty, security, and internet bandwidth. While it\u0026rsquo;s difficult to purchase hardware that does not do this, you can set up your own version with some of the following user-friendly Operating systems.\nLibreElec - LibreELEC is a lightweight ‘Just enough OS’ Linux distribution purpose-built for Kodi on current and popular mediacentre hardware.\nOSMC - OSMC (Open Source Media Center) is a free and open source media player based on Linux. Founded in 2014, OSMC lets you play back media from your local network, attached storage, and the Internet. OSMC is the leading media center in terms of feature set and community and is based on the Kodi project.\nXbian - XBian is a small, fast, and lightweight media center distribution for the Raspberry Pi, CuBox-i, Hummingboard, and many more devices to come. It is based on a minimal Debian and therefore offers much of the same freedom as Debian offers. Our slogan is “XBian, the bleeding edge” as our main focus is delivering the fastest Kodi solution for various small form factor computers.\nPhoto Storage# Ente - Encrypted cloud photo storage.\nImmich - Self-hosted backup solution for photos and videos on mobile devices.\nPhotoprism - PhotoPrism is an AI-Powered Photos App for the Decentralized Web. It makes use of the latest technologies to tag and find pictures automatically without getting in your way. You can run it at home, on a private server, or in the cloud.\nRemote Control Software# AeroAdmin - Easy and free Remote access service for many OS’s. Not Open source.\nMesh Commander - Free Open Source Teamviewer Alternative.\nNetBird - NetBird combines a WireGuard®-based overlay network with Zero Trust Network Access, providing a unified open source platform for reliable and secure connectivity. Requires authentication account with a big tech identity provider. Offers free self hosting options.\nPangolin - Pangolin is an open-source and identity-aware tunneled reverse proxy server. Pangolin’s distributed architecture with nodes provide highly available ingress to ensure applications always remain accessible. Open Source.\nRustDesk - TeamViewer, AnyDesk, and Splashtop to RustDesk for a secure and reliable remote desktop experience with your own self-hosted servers. Open Source.\nTailScale - Tailscale is an easy VPN that allows you to connect back into your network without excessive configuration or firewall rules. While Tailscale is not fully open source and requires an requires authentication account with a big tech identity provider. However there is a fully self-hosted version you can run.\nRouters# Flash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router, that prioritizes network-wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come pre-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built-in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers that can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all-purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router, or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that is forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls, and a virtual server separate from the Firewall OS.\nSSH/RDP Applications# Easy SSH - Simple application that lets you save all of your SSH logins and passwords in one easy interface. This way you can login go from SSH terminal port easily and quickly without needing to type in your credentials. Linux Only.\nmRemoteNG - Just like Easy SSH, but also supports RDP, Telnet, HTTPS, Powershell, and more. Windows only.\nWebsite Tools# Ackee - Self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool for those who care about privacy. Ackee runs on your own server, analyzes the traffic of your websites, and provides useful statistics in a minimal interface.\nGhost - Self-Hosting and cloud hosting with open source software. Ghost is primarily used as a blogging platform as a competitor to something like Substack. Unlike Hugo Ghost offers a GUI for most of your website management.\nHugo - Popular open-source static site generators. Helps you simply create websites for desktop and mobile without substantial amounts of HTML code. Hugo is completely open source and utilizes markdown files primarily. Liberty Tools is run with Hugo.\nImmuneweb - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\nMatomo - Privacy first Google analytics alternative.\nPlausible - Simple and privacy-friendly Google Analytics alternative - Extensive Review\nSSLLABS - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\n"},{"id":18,"href":"/social-media/","title":"Social Media","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.” ― George Washington\nSocial media is a mixed bag. It connects the world and allows for the rapid dissemination of news, true and untrue. But in the last few years censorship has become a massive problem across all major social media platforms. Its important that we cultivate presences on social media that are more resilient to censorship and de-platforming. These services should be run as decentralized as possible to avoid coordinated take downs like we saw with the Conservative social media company Parler, where big tech collaborated to largely destroy the company.\nFreedom Respecting Social Media# Blue Sky - Blue Sky is an open source project backed by Jack Dorsey in an attempt to create a decentralized social network protocol as an alternative to Twitter. In May 2024 Jack Dorsey resigned from the BlueSky board, and donated 21 Million to the Open Source Protocol NOSTR. Blue Sky is very leftwing.\nDiaspora - Diaspora is a decentralized open source social media platform. With Diaspora you need to host your own instance by running a server or \u0026ldquo;pod\u0026rdquo;, meaning you own your data. Due to the decentralized nature of the platform it can be difficult to connect with other profiles, the platform has less than 1 million users after after 13 years of operation.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here\nGab - A centralized Free Speech Social media platform. Gab has been de-platformed by most of big tech and largely runs its own architecture in order to to keep operations running. Platform users tend to skew right wing.\nGettr - GETTR is a social media platform built on the foundation of freedom of opinion and expression. Gettr is a socialized platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t seem to offer anything particularly new, other than being a Twitter Alternative. Private messages claim to be E2E. But Gettr is not open sourced.\nLemmy - Lemmy is a selfhosted social link aggregation and discussion platform. Similar to Reddit but it is completely free and open, and not controlled by any company. This means that there is no advertising, tracking, or secret algorithms. Content is organized into communities, so it is easy to subscribe to topics that you are interested in, and ignore others. Voting is used to bring the most interesting items to the top.\nLocals - Locals is a free speech social media platform that is owned by Rumble. Locals is a centralized alternative to other social media. Founded by conservative commentator Dave Rubin.\nMastodon - Mastodon is an open source, self hosted social networking service that aims to be a twitter competitor. Mastodon lets you connect to specific Mastodon instances as part of a federation protocol. Due to this setup Larger mastodon servers can censor other servers from connecting to their instances. Tends to be a more left wing community.\nMeWe - MeWe is a centralized company that\u0026rsquo;s been running a social media platform for over a decade. MeWe is committed to privacy and an ad-free experience. The project is currently in development to be migrated to web3 blockchain based infrastructure.\nMinds - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.\nTruth Social - Founded by Donald Trump in response to Trump getting removed from Twitter. Truth Social is a centralized open source fork of Mastodon. Truth Social is known to censor content, mostly leftwing content.\nTwitter/X - Twitter is a centralized social media platform. While Twitter has become a free speech focused platform its far from perfect. Twitter is overwhelmingly the single biggest platform for spreading speech. Twitter is bad for privacy and is encouraging a ID based verification program, that will be in the hands of its future owners. Case against Twitter\nMeetup Alternatives# Agorakit - Agorakit is web-based, open source groupware for collectives. By creating collaborative groups, people can discuss topics, organize events, store files and keep everyone updated as needed. Agorakit is a forum, calendar, file manager, mapping tool and email notifier.\nFlockstr - NOSTR based Meetup alternative. Connects directly with your NOSTR Account, and also works with your lightning wallet to receive ZAPS (micro bitcoin transactions.)\nJoinMobilizon - Mobilizon is not a giant platform, but a multitude of interconnected Mobilizon websites. This federated architecture helps avoid monopolies and offers a diversity of hosting terms of service.\nLuma - An international meetup alternative, that provides more value at a much lower price than meetup. Has built in support for cryptocurrency wallets like Eth and Solana.\nPartiful - Free for users, requires SMS in order to gave out regular event updates. Not specifically freedom focused, but another good option.\nNOSTR# NOSTR is the future of decentralized social media. NOSTR is not controlled or owned by any private company or person. NOSTR is a protocol similar to Email or TCP/IP. It can be accessed by anyone or any company. NOSTR uses the dumb server smart client model. Meaning anyone can setup a simple server/relay that preserves and encrypts the NOSTR ecosystem. NOSTR directly incorporates bitcoin via the lightning network. You can send \u0026ldquo;ZAPS\u0026rdquo; which are low cost lightning transactions to any person on NOSTR, and your posts can likewise receives Zaps from anyone on the network. In addition to major support from the freedom and Bitcoin communities, NOSTR has been financially backed by Jack Dorsey and heavily supported by Edward Snowden. NOSTR offers several different clients that allow you to interact with the NOSTR protocol. Some of those clients:\nAlby - A NOSTR and Bitcoin plugin. Allows you to hold your private keys in order to interact with NOSTR, lighting and other bitcoin apps.\nDamus - NOSTR Client for Iphone.\nNOSTR Apps - A database of many differnt NOSTR Apps\nNostr.Watch - Track relays where a connection can currently be established.\nNostr.directory - Find your twitter follows on NOSTR\nNostrChat - Encrypted chat built on NOSTR.\nPrimal - A client designed to look like a twitter clone.\nZap.Stream - Directly integrated into NOSTR Zap lets you stream for SATS (bitcoin Lightning) and earn in kind easily from any and all viewers.\nYoutube Alternatives# Bitchute - A decentralized Youtube alternative that tends to have a lot of right-leaning content, due to this they often get censored or blocked.\nCiVL - CiVL is a free streaming platform for courageous stories and subversive ideas that challenge power structures. Get access to award-winning films, shows, and debates. No ads. No credit card to join.\nD.tube - A decentralized youtube alternative. DTube is a community powered video sharing platform where users vote on videos to reward creators, curators, influencers and viewers in cryptocurrency.\nMadiator - Privacy focused front end for LBRY, the network that hosts ODYSEE.\nODYSEE - A decentralized video platform built on the LBRY network. With the recent SEC Judgement against ODYSEE the long term future of the platform is uncertain, however plans are to migrate to the Arweave network. Odysee also has a nice simple feature allowing you to connect your youtube channel and autosync all content for a convenient backup of your channel.\nPeerTube A free and open-source, decentralized, ActivityPub federated video platform powered by WebTorrent, that uses peer-to-peer technology to reduce load on individual servers when viewing videos.\nRumble - A centralized alternative to youtube that bills itself as protector of free speech.\n"}]
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-[{"id":0,"href":"/affiliates/","title":"Affiliates","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\n\u0026ldquo;Tell me with whom you associate, and I will tell you who you are.\u0026rdquo; - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe\nThis is our affiliate page for brands we use and trust. While the goal of Liberty Tools is to list every single tool for human liberty, we cant vet them all. These are brands and projects that we actually use and endorse and generally have a relationship with. As such, we have affiliate links with them, and this is one small way you can support us at no additional cost to you! These links also show up on their specific categories page as well.\nAupa Bar - The Chad of energy bars run by a based bitcoin business. High quality grass fed meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit, no garbage filler like seed oils. AUPA gives 5% discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. These bars come from the best quality farms in Colorado. Stack this with code \u0026ldquo;Liberty\u0026rdquo; for an additional 5% off some of the best meat bars around.\nCloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nDelete Me - Our date is leaked everyday. Thats why its important to use services like Delete Me. Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. Use our Affiliate link to save 20%.\nFederated.Computer - Federated is another Denver based company offering Open Source as a service. Sometimes physically hosting servers just isn\u0026rsquo;t viable. In those cases cloud hosting can be a necessary option. But most cloud hosting come from tech giants like AWS or Google Cloud who sell your data and will censor you if you have the wrong politics. Federated.Computer offers you cheap, easy open source options to get many of the benefits of Big Tech without compromising your privacy. Please use our affiliate link to sign up if you\u0026rsquo;re interested!\nHushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nLive Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our affiliate link if you are interested.\nMark37 - Mark37 is a privacy focused company that offers Laptops and phones that come prebuilt with opensource privacy focused operating systems at a reasonable price. Mark37 also offers ongoing technical support and training. Mark37 is a proud conservative and christian company. Use our referral link or discount code to save 5% on all services. This discount does not stack with other promotions. Discount code: \u0026ldquo;LIBERTYTOOLS\u0026rdquo;\nPrivacy.com - Privacy.com is the best way to pay with fiat online while still protecting your privacy. Create debit card aliases that can be limited based on total amount spends or by vendors. With card aliases you dont have to worry about leaked card info, overcharges or annoying vendors that refuse to cancel your subscription, privacy.com lets you do all of that for free. Please use our referral link and sign up for a free account.\nStart 9 - Start 9 is one of our favorite companies. Local to Denver, Start9 offers home personal servers with their own Operating system, that makes it easy for you to own and host your data out of a physical server that you own. Offers an app store with multiple applications that include Bitcoin and Monero full nodes, Matrix and SimpleX messaging, Vaultwarden for password management, Nextcloud for all sorts of hosting including word docs, music, contacts calendar and so much more.\n"},{"id":1,"href":"/agorism/","title":"Agorism","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If taxation without consent is not robbery, then any band of robbers have only to declare themselves a government, and all their robberies are legalized.” ― Lysander Spooner\nAgorism is a social philosophy that advocates creating a society in which all relations between people are voluntary exchanges by means of counter-economics, engaging with aspects of nonviolent revolution, founded by Samuel Edward Konkin the third. Agorism is a different approach to creating freedom, than electoral politics. Sometimes also known as the concept of \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizens.\u0026rdquo;\nAgorist Communities (International) # Bitcoin Beach - Bitcoin Beach is working to create a sustainable circular Bitcoin economy in El Salvador. Following the dramatic decrease in crime and the governments bitcoin backing, Bitcoin Beach has become one of the best Bitcoin communities in the world. Free Society - Free Society aims to build a new sovereign society by negotiating with an existing government. There are many examples of governments granting another nation sovereignty over a part of their territory, and Free Society believes this is the best way forward. Free State Project - The Free State Project is a movement of thousands of freedom-loving people to New Hampshire. Started in 2003, there are thousands of individuals just like you in New Hampshire. Together, Free Staters have built an incredible, real-life community full of people who value liberty and responsibility. Free Cities - The Free Cities Foundation aims to inspire, inform and connect people to create a global market of living together in Free Cities. Free Cities are self-governing territories that uphold individual rights and freedoms. They aim to create more prosperous and autonomous urban spaces. Freedom Haven - Seasteading org working to build a workable seasteading options. Seasteading is the idea of creating permanent living homes that exist outside government jurisdiction in international waters. Liberland - The Free Republic of Liberland is a small experimental country located on the banks of the Danube River, known as Gornja Siga. Liberland is built on classical liberal (libertarian) ideals which emphasize autonomy and minimize the state\u0026rsquo;s encroachment on individual liberties. Rule of law, bodily autonomy, free trade, freedom of choice, freedom of movement, and others are all core tenets of our fledgling nation. PraxisNation - Praxis Nation builds off the concept of the network state by Balaji Srinivasan. Which theories that in the modern world we can create a decentralized country that can offer many of the benefits of standard country. Praxis aims to offer land, its own currency and eventually citizenship among many other things. Pronomos - Pronomos is a venture capital fund that works to build the \u0026ldquo;cities of tomorrow.\u0026rdquo; Pronomos has worked to fund Prospera, Praxis, and many more starup cities. Prospera - Prospera is a new libertarian smart city located in Honduras, that works as an economic zone largely free of local government taxes. An experimental project that does exist by a government grant, but its working to prove out a new potential model of cities. Learn more with the REASON documentary. Digital Nomad Services # Escapees - Escapees bills itself as an RV club, but it offers many services for a digital nomad lifestyle, including mail forwarding and temporary residences among many other things. Based in the U.S. Liberation Travel - Focuses on helping users find residency in multiple countries primarly including Paraguay, Uruguay, Panama and Georgia. Nomad Capitalist - Nomad Capitalist specializes in legally and ethically reducing your tax rate, diversifying and safeguarding your assets, growing your passport portfolio, and maximizing your freedom. Passports for Crypto - Quickly acquire Citizenship in St. Kitts by purchasing property without ever actually visiting St. Kitts. Planbpassport - A service that helps facilitate second passports. Accepts Bitcoin and very much adopts a \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizen\u0026rdquo; Mindset. General Tools # Agorist Nexus - Agorist Nexus is a hub for free exchange, focusing on the spread of Agorism and connecting the counter-economy\nAgorist Tax Advice - Paid service to minimize your tax strategy.\nLive Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our above affiliate link if you are interested.\nLost Horizons - Platform with a wide range of topics around opting out of taxes and deconstructing the legal system.\nMobazha - Formerly known as Openbazaar, Mobazaha aims to be a decentralized market where people can buy and sell products across the world for various different crypto currencies.\nOne Stupid Fuck - Opt out of the tax structure. Terrible website name and design, but a resource that provides great step by step videos of opting out of the current tax structure.\nOpen Source Ecology - Open Source Blueprints for Civilization. Build Yourself.The goal of Open Source Ecology is to create an open source economy – an efficient economy which increases innovation by open collaboration. Check out hundreds of open source designs for producing cheaper houses and mechanical equipment.\nTaxation is Theft App - App that walks people through the logical ideas of taxation being theft. Similar to the not yet launched project \u0026ldquo;The mirror\u0026rdquo; by Larken Rose.\nShipping Services # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Sovereign Homesteading # Abundant Acres - A small company that helps you design your sovereign homestead blueprint. Empshield - EMP Shield is the World’s first EMP protection technology for an entire home and vehicle tested to military and UL 1449 standards from ETL. H20 Machine - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. My Patriot Supply - Purchase food and other supplies. Seedarmory.com - Every one of Seed Armory\u0026rsquo;s seed vaults contains only 100% survival grade, 100% heirloom seeds, and are always non-GMO. Seeds, vaults, and packets are kept at low refrigerated temperatures until ready for shipping. Spout Water - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. Works at a much smaller scale than H20 Machine. StealthAngelSurvival.com - Purchase a wide variety of survival gear. Survivalrealty.com - Off grid real estate. "},{"id":2,"href":"/books/","title":"Books","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\nLiberty Tools Book List Welcome to the Liberty Tools Book list! This is our official book recommendations for the best books across a wide range of liberty topics. We do not specifically endorse every idea in these books or by these authors, but we do recommended them as a good place to learn about the topics at hand. Not all of these books are specifically libertarian, but they contain valuable information that could benefit anyone regardless of political philosophy. Find these books here: Anna\u0026rsquo;s Archive and Libgen If you enjoy any of these books please considering purchasing. Category Author Agorism Community Technology Karl Hess New Libertarian Manifesto Samuel Edward Konkin III Agorist Class Theory Wally Conger How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Derrick Broze Anti-Politics Sal Mayweather Anarchy in Practice - Stateless Solutions Community Technology David Freidman New Libertarian Manifesto Walter Block Agorist Class Theory Ryan McMaken How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Hans Herman Hoppe Anti-Politics Robert Murphy The Market for Liberty Morris/Linda Tannehill The New Libertarianism: Anarcho-Capitalism J. Michael Oliver Crypto Anarchy The Genesis Book Aaron Van Wirdun Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of Cryptocurrency Andy Greenberg This Machine Kills Secrets: Julian Assange, The Cypherpunks, and their fight to Empower Whistleblowers Andy Greenberg Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital Age Steven Levy The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age James Dale Davidson, Michael David Axtel Cryptocurrency Digital Gold Nathaniel Popper How Money got Free Patrick Eha Understanding Bitcoin Robert Muprhy and Silas Barta The Bitcoin Standard SaifeDean Ammous The Internet of Money Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Bitcoin Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Ethereum Andreas Antonopolous Hacking Bitcoin Roger Ver The Blocksize War Jonathan Bier Conspiracies Filthy Rich James Patterson All The Shahs Men Steven Kinzer JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters James W. Douglass Chaos Tom O\u0026rsquo;Neill Inventing the AIDS Virus Peter Duesberg The Controlled Demolition of the American Empire Charlie Robinson \u0026amp; Jeff Berwick A Warning from History Corey Hughes The Octopus of Global Control Charlie Robinson One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that gave Rise the Jeffrey Epstein Whitney Webb The Creature From Jekyll Island G Edward Griffin Covid The Real Anthony Fauci Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The War on Ivermectin Pierre Kory The Courage to Face Covid-19 Peter McCullough A Plague Upon Our House Scott Atlas Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19 Matt Ridley Diary of A Psychosis Tom Woods The Pfizer Papers Naomi Wolf Drug War and Prohibition The Economics of Prohibition Mark Thornton American Kingpin Nick Bilton High Price Dr. Carl Hart Chasing the Scream Johann Hari Dreamland: The True Tale of America\u0026rsquo;s Opiate Epidemic Sam Quinones Drug War Addiction Sheriff Bill Masters Gang Leader for A Day Sudhir Venkatesh Economics and History of Economics Economics in One Lesson Henry Hazlitt Basic Economics Thomas Sowell The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard Keynes Mark Skousen History of Money and Banking in the United States Murray Rothbard End the Fed Ron Paul Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles Jesus Huerta de Soto The Fiat Standard SaifeDean Ammous Environment American Serengeti Dan Flores Fossil Future Alex Epstein Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of Antihumanism Robert Zubrin Apocalypse Never Michael Shellenberger The Wizard and The Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow\u0026rsquo;s World Charles C. Mann Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Running With Rhinos Ed Warner Extremist Politics The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics Michael Malice SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought Police Vox Day The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure Greg Lukianoff and Johnathan Haidt Fiction Brave New World Aldous Huxley 1984 George Orwell Animal Farm George Orwell Molon Labe! Kenneth Royce (Boston T Party) Alongside Night J. Niel Schulman Freehold Michael Z. Williamson The Moon is a Harsh Mistress Robert Heinlen The Handmaid’s Tale Margaret Atwood Anthem Ayn Rand The Fountainhead Ayn Rand The Giver Lois Lowery Red Rising Pierce Brown Unintended Consequences John Ross The Probability Broach L. Neil Smith The High Ground Series Doug Casey Enemy of the State F. Paul Wilson Financial Crisis Meltdown Tom Woods Deep Freeze: Iceland\u0026rsquo;s Economic Collapse Phillip Bagus and David Howden Americas Great Depression Murray Rothbard The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last Century Mark Thornton End the Fed Ron Paul Gun Rights Come and Take it: The Gun Printers Guide to Thinking Free Cody Wilson The 10 Myths of Gun Control Jose Nino More Guns Less Crime John Lott Health and Nutrition Death by Food Pyramid Denise Minger Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim It Mary Ruwart The Primal Prescription Doug Mcguff and Robert Murphy Fat for Fuel Dr. Joseph Mercola Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless Health Casey Means and Calley Means Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Blind Spots: The Medicine Gets it Wrong and What it Means For our Health Marty Makary Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity Peter Attia History - General A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell A Peoples History of the United States Howard Zinn Albions\u0026rsquo;s Seed David Hackett Fischer The Dawn Of Everything: A New History of Humanity David Graber A Little History of the World EH Gombrich Debt: The First 5000 Years David Graber History of Government Institutions Legacy of Ashes: A history of the CIA Tim Weiner Enemies: A history of the FBI Tim Weiner The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles and their Secret World War Steven Kinzer Overthrow: Americas Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to Iraq Steven Kinzer History of Socialism The Almost Nearly Perfect People Michael Booth The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel Castro Humberto Fontova The Case Against Socialism Rand Paul History of War and Military The Strategic Logic of Suicide Bombers Robert Pape Enough Already: Time to End the War on Terror Scott Horton Death by Government: Genocide and Mass Murder Since 1900 R.J. Rummel Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catastrophe of Ukraine Scott Horton All the Shahs Men Stephen Kirzner Property Rights Against Intellectual Property Stephan Kinsella (Property Rights) - Freedom on the Frontier Terry Anderson \u0026amp; Peter J Hill How Music Got Free Steven Witt Water Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Space Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Against Intellectual Monopoly Michelle Boldrin \u0026amp; David Levine Intro to Liberty The Law Frederic Bastiat The Road to Serfdom Friedrich Hayek Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom Ron Paul The Revolution Ron Paul Intro to Anarchy No Treason: The Constitution of no Authority Lysander Spooner The Most Dangerous Superstition Larken Rose The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to Obey Michael Huemer The Anarchist\u0026rsquo;s Handbook Organized by Michael Malice Dissenting Electorate: Those Who Refuse to Vote and the Legitimacy of Their Opposition Wendy McElroy Individual Liberty Benjamin Tucker Freedom’s Progress: A History of Political Thought Gerard Casey Living Freedom The Freedom Outlaw\u0026rsquo;s Handbook: 179 Things to Do \u0026rsquo;til the Revolution Claire Wolfe 101 Things to Do \u0026lsquo;Til the Revolution: Ideas and Resources for Self-Liberation, Monkey Wrenching and Preparedness Claire Wolfe Don\u0026rsquo;t Shoot the Bastards (Yet): 101 More Ways to Salvage Freedom Claire Wolfe Net Neutrality The Fallacy of Net Neutrality Thomas Hazlett The Master Switch Tim Wu The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless Technology Thomas Hazlett Code 2.0 Lawrence Lessig Philosophy - General Drive: Understanding the science of Human motivation Daniel Pink Defending the Undefendable Walter Block Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder Nassim Taleb The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion Johnathan Haidt Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World David Epstein Philosophy - Political The Ethics of Liberty Murray Rothbard Anatomy of the State Murray Rothbard An Agorist Primer Samuel Konkin Our Enemy, the State Albert J Nock Police Brutality and the Justice system Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America\u0026rsquo;s Police Forces Radley Balko A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State John Whitehead The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison America Naomi Murakawa The New Jim Crow Michelle Alexander Ghettoside Jill Leovy I Can\u0026rsquo;t Breathe: A Killing on Bay Street Matt Taibbi Justice Before the Law Michael Huemer Revisionist History The Myth of the Robber Barons Burt Folsom The Art of Contrary Thinking Humphrey B. Neill Why American History is Not What They Say: An Introduction to Revisionism Jeff Riggenbach Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong James W. Loewen The Roosevelt Myth John T. Flynn The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary War Thomas J. DiLorenzo Security and Privacy The Art of Invisibility Kevin Mitnick How to Be Invisible J. J. Luna No Place to Hide Glen Greenwald Public Record Edward Snowden The Production of Security Gustave di Molinari Extreme Privacy: How to Disapear on the Internet Michael Bazzell Watchman Privacy Gabriel Custodiet Privacy in Utopia Gabriel Custodiet Schooling and Unschooling Radical Unschooling Dayna Martin The Case against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and Money Bryan Caplan Weapons of Mass Instruction John Taylor Gatto The Absorbent Mind Maria Montessori The College Scam: How America\u0026rsquo;s Universities Are Bankrupting and Brainwashing Away the Future of America\u0026rsquo;s Youth Charlie Kirk Vaccines Turtles All the Way Down Anonymous, Tim Vadnar The Moth in the Iron Lung Forrest Moready Crooked: Manmade Disease Explained Forrest Moready Dissolving Illusions Susan Humphries Vaccines, Autoimmunity and the Changing Nature of Childhood Illness Thomas Cowan "},{"id":3,"href":"/covid/","title":"Covid","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Every single thing that was done in public health in response to the pandemic made it worse.\u0026rdquo; - Peter A. McCullough\nThe Covid19 Lockdowns were the biggest event in our lifetimes. The damage done was immeasurable and still continues to this day. The power centers are looking to continue on with all of the covid tyranny. We must be vigilant in fighting back against the medical industrial complex.\nAnti Covid Orgs # Banners 4 Freedom - An organization dedicated to protesting Covid Mandates using billboards across the world.\nChildren\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense - Children\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense® is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Their mission is to end childhood health epidemics by working aggressively to eliminate harmful exposures, hold those responsible accountable and establish safeguards to prevent future harm. They fight corruption, mass surveillance and censorship that put profits before people as well as advocate for worldwide rights to health freedom and bodily autonomy ^1^\nEvidenceNotFear - An evidence-based guide against all of the Covid madness.\nFeds 4 Med Freedom - Feds for Medical Freedom is fighting for medical freedoms and personal autonomy. They stand against unconstitutional and immoral vaccine mandates that have cost thousands of federal employees and contractors their careers and livelihoods.\nFLCCC Alliance - A group of doctors who got together to push back against the public Covid response. They provide real education on Covid, and demonized treatments like Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine and recovery against.\nGBDeclaration.org - One of the first major organizations to push back against Covid lockdowns. The Great Barrington Declaration is a major worldwide petition sponsored by doctors and scientists against the Covid lockdowns.\nHowbad - Resources for tracking all aspects of specific Covid batchs data, this also includes leaked data, and some aspects of other vaccines and medical malpractice.\nICAN Informed Consent Action Network - Founded in 2016, ICAN was created with the goal of providing every person with the right to informed consent. They believe that by holding regulators accountable through their successful legal actions, individuals will become empowered to make truly informed decisions about their own health and the health of their families. Using an unprecedented legal strategy, ICAN has successfully won lawsuits against Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control, the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration. Founded by Del Bigtree of the Highwire and works regularly with Aaron Siri and his firm.\nLaw Offices of Siri Glimstead - Led by Lawyer Aaron Siri, Siri Glimstead has been at the forefront of defending legal rights against Covid restrictions and damages done by the Covid vaccines, as well as more traditional vaccines. They also focus on other things like civil rights or protection of whistle blowers.\nPhysicians for Informed Consent - Physicians for Informed Consent empowers the public with scientific information about infectious diseases and vaccines.\nPureBloodRegistry - Blood donations for and from people who have not gotten the Covid-19 vaccine.\nThe Highwire - An educational journalistic organization that has been working for years to bring accountability to the world of vaccines and especially Covid vaccines. Founded by Del Bigtree.\nVacSafety - The VSRF’s mission is to advance COVID-19 vaccine safety through scientific research, public education, and advocacy, and to support the vaccine injured. They present the most up-to-date and relevant information on COVID-19 and public health policies, free from corporate press, agenda-driven narratives, and sponsorships with conflict of interest. They encourage questions and an open dialogue of transparency on any medical and scientific information presented.\nFake Mask Websites # Fake Mask Worldwide - A company that sells obviously fake masks, less obviously fake masks and other Covid related items.\nGetUnmask - Breathable masks that look like regular masks. Company now sells other unrelated products as well.\nMedical Drug Purchase # Purchase Medical Drugs including Ivermection and Hydroxychloroquine from high quality third party services.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinil. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nMetrics # ICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nOpen Vaers - Open Vaers takes the CDC\u0026rsquo;s government data from VAERS and makes it much more readable and easy to understand. As of 9/23 there were over 36,000 deaths and over 1.5 million Covid vaccine related reports to VAERS.\nNo-Jab Job Boards # Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types.\nRedballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or Covid nonsense.\nUnjected - Social media for meeting and dating unvaccinated people.\nVaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status.\nVaccine Injured Support # Covid Vax Recovery Guide - A Covid vaccine detox guide written by nutritional scientist and liberty leaning Dr. Chris Masterjohn.\nCovid19CriticalCare.com - An in-depth recovery Post-Vaccine Treatment Protocol guide from the doctors at the FLCC Alliance.\nIronHeart Bloodworks - IronHeart Bloodworks is a new blood bank membership that gives you control over your blood choices during medical procedures. When you need it, IronHeart Bloodworks quickly sends you COVID-19 unvaccinated blood—a unique service in the healthcare industry. You should have the freedom to choose what blood is in your body.\nReact19.org - React19 is a science-based non-profit offering financial, physical, and emotional support for those suffering from long-term COVID-19 vaccine adverse events globally. Their mission is to bring healing to the moms, dads, friends, and loved ones who are facing life-altering side effects from their COVID-19 vaccine. They build bridges between patients and research institutions in order to develop a better understanding of vaccine complications.\nSpike Protein Detox - Peter McCullough\u0026rsquo;s Spike protein Detox protocol. Peter\u0026rsquo;s company also sells a specific Detox Support Formula.\nZelenko Protocol - Dr. Vladimir Zelenko was one of the first doctors to push back on mainstream Covid dogma. While Zelenko has since passed his protocol and supplements are still useful for fighting Covid ^2^\n"},{"id":4,"href":"/deathathletes/","title":"Death Athletes","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;We always knew it was going to happen, it was according to our plan. For our kind, this is nothing.\u0026rdquo; - Cody Wilson\nDeath Athletes refers to a concept going back to Ancient Greece and popularized by 3d Gun Printing Activist Cody Wilson called \u0026ldquo;The Death Athletic\u0026rdquo;. Cody gave a speech at Guns and Bitcoin 2022 talking about the beauty of death given in service to ones beliefs. While not always literal this is often metaphorical, Cody talks about the public death and having been killed in the public as a metaphor. The Death Athletic specifically refers to someone who engaged in practice to promote freedom and was persecuted for doing so. While many people have been prosecuted unfairly, there is a difference between general victims and those who specifically took the risk of fighting the state and lost.\nCheck out the speech here!\nDeath Athletes # Roger Ver - Roger Ver is a freedom activist who was one of the first investors in Bitcoin. Roger has worked as a liberty and Bitcoin activist for over a decade and has made major financial contributions and investments to projects like, DefCad, ShapeShift, FEE, Ross Ulbricht\u0026rsquo;s Legal Defense, Wikileaks, Kraken and many many more. In April 2024 Roger was arrested and detained in Spain on the request of the US government for alleged tax evasion claims in regarding to his exit tax in 2014. Roger is currently looking at a potential 100 year prison sentence for numerous ridiculous legal charges. Roger has been trapped in Spain since April 2024.\nRoss Ulbricht - Ross Ulbricht is the alleged founder and operator of the Silk Road website. The Silk Road offered consumers a safe and trusted way to purchase drugs and other contraband items. Ross was arrested and imprisoned in 2013. He was sentenced to two life sentences plus 40 years and millions of dollars in fines in a corrupt trial. Ross is scheduled to be released as Donald Trump promised to commute his sentence on Day one of his presidency.\nJulian Assange - Julian Assange is one of the greatest journalists of all time. Julian founded Wikileaks in 2006 and has exposed mass public corruption across the world regarding governments and corporations. Julian was forced into home arrest and then asylum for close to a decade based off ridiculous sex charges that were eventually dropped. In 2019 Julian was pulled out of his Asylum and pull into solitary confinement in BellMarsh prison until June 2024. Julian signed a plea deal and was released.\nEdward Snowden - Edward Snowden is a NSA Whistleblower who exposed massive NSA Corruption in 2013, mostly in regards to illegal mass surveillance on citizens. Snowden has been trapped in Russia ever since.\nSamurai Wallet Devs - In May 2024 Samurai Wallets Domain was seized and the two devs known publicly as TDev and Samurai were arrested and charged with money laundering due to the Bitcoin coinjoin functions built into the website.\nTornado Cash Devs - Tornado Cash is a decentralized coinjoin provider for the Ethereum Crypto Currency. In 2022 Tornado Cash was added to the OFACT List and the Devs Roman Storm and Alex Pertsev where charged with Money Laundering.\nAaron Swartz - Internet pioneer and free speech advocate. Creator of the Guerilla Access Open Manifest as well as several other open source technologies, Aaron Swartz tragically killed himself in 2013 thanks to overzealous prosecutors from the DOJ that were threatening Aaron with decades in prison for attempted publishing of copyrighted documents, despite the fact that the document had never been published and the owner of those copyrights Jstore, had actually dropped the charges.\nIan Freemen - Freeman, known for advocating freedom and financial privacy through bitcoin, found himself targeted by federal prosecutors. Initially facing charges including bank fraud and wire fraud, these allegations were eventually dropped due to lack of evidence. The core of the case revolved around money laundering and conspiracy charges. Ultimately, Freeman received a severe sentence of eight years in prison, a $40,000 fine, and forfeiture of $5 million in assets, despite not being convicted of the fraud charges prosecutors initially highlighted.\nCody Wilson - The creator of the Death Athletic concept as well as the founder of Defcad.com and first person to create a 3d printed Gun. Cody has been at the forefront of fighting for 2nd amendment and 1st amendment as they pertain to code and digital rights for over a decade. Cody has been involved in many lawsuits with the federal government as a result and suffered charges for sex crimes in 2018. He is currently free and working for Defcad.\nJay Stark - The anonymous creator of the FGC-9, which stands for \u0026ldquo;Fuck Gun Control.\u0026rdquo; The FGC was the first project to enable the creation of a fully 3d printed gun that did not require any actual gun parts, instead it uses items that can be purchased from conventional stores all over the world. Jay Stark was arrested in April 2021 on suspicions of owning illegal weapons, however none of these weapons were found and he was not taken into custody. Two days later he was found dead sitting in his car in front of his parents house. While the offical cause of death ruled out \u0026ldquo;foul play\u0026rdquo; it is difficult for most to believe that this was simply a coincidence.\n"},{"id":5,"href":"/defense/","title":"Defense","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles.\u0026rdquo; - Jeff Cooper\nWhen any government deprives a citizen of his freedom or property, the individual must take action to publicise his grievances. To this end, I hope to illustrate in the following pages, the futility of gun control, and that no amount of arbitrary legislation can ever prevent those wanting firearms from owning them. The individual who has the ability to construct his own homemade gun can never be permanently disarmed by any level of gun control legislation. - Philip Luty\nDIY Firearms # The 3D Printer has significantly advanced the ease of manufacturing reliable weapons absent the eye of the watchful state. Of course, it is not the only manufacturing tool available, but you will find it the most expedient.\nGetting Started # The following guides provide a basic introduction to 3D printed firearms. If your budget is limited, Creality printers may be the only option. But they are unreliable, and you may spend more time troubleshooting issues than printing. We recommend Prusa for their reliability and unwavering commitment to open source. Bambu Lab printers have recently gained in popularity for their speed, reliability, and multi-material options. However, they have a history of patenting established open source designs, and even more importantly, severely compromise your privacy. More information here. On this principle, we recommend against giving them your money.\nAs you evaluate printers and cad software, keep privacy at the top of your mind. While this practice may currently be legal in your jurisdiction, the state may kidnap and jail you anyway.\nHoffman Tactical The CTRL+PEW Getting Started Guide Ammunition # Fenix Ammunition - Manufactured in the USA by liberty obsessed individuals, and accept Bitcoin for payment. Books # Expedient Homemade Firearms by Philip Luty Expedient Recoilless Launcher: Panzerfaust by Jonathan Wild Communities # Deterrence Dispensed Rocket Chat - Large public group chat for all things 3d printed firearms. FOSSCAD Subreddit - a subreddit focused on 3d printed firearms of all types. However, censorship on reddit continues to grow, and we encourage migration to censorship resistant communities. Files # Most firearm designs are uploaded by individual creators to Odysee. DEFCAD is another source, but requires a paid membership. Most files available on DEFCAD are already available for free on Odysee.\n3D Gun Builder - A comprehensive directory of designs with direct links to Odysee pages. DEFCAD - Many files here are out of date and hosted without the permission of the original developers. GunCad Developer Index - A list of guncad developer Odysee pages. Legal Advocacy Groups # Organizations fighting within the legal system to expand gun rights.\nDefense Distributed Firearm Policy Coalition Rocky Mountain Gun Owners Second Amendment Foundation Merchants # Places to find parts, part kits, tools, ammo, and more..\nParts # Aves Engineering - Glock rails and MAC11 components. Every Gun Part - Exhaustive collection of parts kits (everything but the receiver) and more. Ghost Guns - More parts kits. JSD Supply - Pistol components and more. MAF Arms - Build kits for printed receiver designs. Replicator USA - 3d printed suppressors. Riptide Rails - Glock rails, magazine springs, and other printed firearms components. Newsletters \u0026amp; Podcasts # En Bloc Press - Paid newsletter and podcast focused on the 3d printed firearm space and adjacent politics. Open Source Defense - Weekly newsletter focused on expanding gun rights with \u0026ldquo;0% culture war\u0026rdquo;. Out of Battery Live - Live podcast focused on interviewing guncad developers and builders. Propaganda # Documentaries, talks, and other media.\nDeath Athletic Documentary The New Radical Plastic Defense: Secret 3D Printed Guns in Europe The Plastic Power: A Speech The Unshackled Englishman Resources # GatGPT - A deneutered version of ChatGPT focused on firearms. Shootingbot - Monitors price and availability of ammunition and reloading components. Training # Ok, you can build a firearm in your garage. Now learn how to use it. Before you start LARPING, consider what type of training is most useful. Read this.\nGamut Resolutions - Tactical pistol and carbine classes. Based in Florida but courses are taught in many locations across the US. Guns For Everyone - Free concealed carry classes based out of Colorado. Long Range Shooters of Utah - Multiday courses in shooting up to and beyond 1000 yards in Price, UT. MantisX - MantisX is a gun training system that takes a data-driven approach to helping you achieve shooting mastery with no ammo required. Unlike some dry fire trainers, MANTISX works while attached to ANY firearm (pistol, rifle, or shotgun). By analyzing every shot and generating actionable data, MANTISX helps you improve your accuracy quickly. Solutionary University - Beginner firearm and defense training. Run by Liberty Activist Maj Toure, who has been travelling across the US providing firearms training, particularly in black neighborhoods. Thunder Ranch - Multiday courses in pistol, rifle, and shotgun, founded by Clint Smith and based in Oregon. "},{"id":6,"href":"/education/","title":"Education","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Education and Training # \u0026ldquo;Government schooling is the most radical adventure in history. It kills the family by monopolizing the best times of childhood and by teaching disrespect for home and parents.\u0026rdquo; - John Taylor Gatto\nModern schooling has been terrible for years. Following the covid insanity and the addition of woke politics the schools are proving less and less value by the day. But education can be done through a vareity of methods. In the modern age their are many better ways to educate yourself and your children than traditional school.\nAlternative Schools # Options for schools that are close to the traditional model, but do something different.\nMontessori Schools - Montessori classrooms are ideal workplaces, where children are engaged, energetic, exploring, social, and most of all, learning to take ownership of their own education. They’re also unified communities in which each child understands the responsibility of being an individual student in the class while supporting the learning of others.\nWestern Governors University - While still suffering from some of the issues of traditional education, WGU provides a solid alternative for anyone who still wants to pursue traditional college degrees. Offering Bachelors and Masters programs in IT, Business, Nursing, Finance and Education. WGU is a completely online school, with relatively cheap degree programs that are performance based, meaning you can take the classes at your own pace and are not required to attend classes you dont need.\nAlternatives to School # Liberty Classroom - A wide range of courses. Mostly focused on history but offers other courses on econimics and logics. All courses are taught from a liberty perspective. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. Mises Econ Grad Progam - Economics Grad program that teaches free market Austrian Economics from one of the most prominent liberty focused think tanks. Praxis - Praxis is an intense personal and professional development program for young adults who want to work hard, build skills, learn how to create value, and develop a positive vision of the future for their lives and careers. Praxis is a college alternative that offers a 1 year practical devopment plan that ends up teaching you real world practical skills and connecting you with an intership at the end of your program. School of Life - A course to help you enhance whatever you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Provides biweekly webinars from the best liberty minds to bring your practile and actionable advice for your business, non Profit, cause or whatever else you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. TenToad - A program that helps families transition to a school-free life with a solid foundation of knowledge and the tools to get started with confidence. Embrace living and learning without school. ThinkExodus - Exodus Institute aims to provide families with a quality alternative to public schools, and support homeschool families with enrichment courses that foster critical thinking, academic skills, and counter the left-wing indoctrination found in education, culture, and the media. Unschoolers.org - Unschooling and peaceful parenting educational organization. Unschooling is an alternative to traditional schooling and even home schooling that works to encourage and focus and direct children\u0026rsquo;s natural curiosity. Unschooling Resources with Dayna Martin - Dayna Martin has been living and breathing Unschooling for 2 decades, while also working to educate many others on these principles. You can find many of the best unschooling resources here. Homeschool Resources # Acellusacademy - Acellus Academy is a K-12 online private school located in Kansas City, Missouri as a 501c3. Acellus Academy provides instruction online through distance education via the Acellus Learning System. Acellus, a program of the International Academy of Science, is an online learning system that has been used to provide primary instruction to millions of students in thousands of schools throughout the United States.\nHome School Legal Defense Association - With over 100,000 member families, Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) is the nation’s largest, most trusted homeschool advocacy organization.\nPower Home School - Power Homeschool is the official provider of online Acellus® courses for parents independently homeschooling their children without teacher support. Power is a not an accredited curriculum.\nRon Paul Curriculum - A liberty focused home school curriculum for all grades based on the ideas of former congressman Ron Paul. The curriculum was largely designed by Liberty Classroom founder, Tom Woods.\nTuttle Twins Academy - From the authors of some of the best selling Liberty Kids books, comes the academy for home learning. Catered for kids TTA offers courses in Finances, Logic \u0026amp; Critical Thinking, Entrepreneurship, and many more to come.\n"},{"id":7,"href":"/frontends/","title":"Front Ends","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy. The savage’s whole existence is public, ruled by the laws of his tribe. Civilization is the process of setting man free from men.\u0026rdquo; - Ayn Rand\nPrivacy Front ends are interfaces that interact with well known services that dont respect your privacy. Apps like Youtube or Facebook can be accessed via privacy respecting generally open source apps.\nApple AirPlay # air-pi-play - Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Airplay server using RPiPlay to enable screen mirroring on tvs, monitors and projectors. RPiPlay - An open-source AirPlay mirroring server for the Raspberry Pi. Supports iOS 9 and up. Apple Music # Cider - Cross-platform Apple Music experience based on Electron and Vue.js written from scratch with performance in mind Discord # gtkcord4 - A lightweight Discord client written in Golang which uses GTK3 for the user interface Facebook # SlimSocial - Android, alternative front-end for Facebook, built with Java Frost - An extensive and functional open source third party app for Facebook (Android app) Facebook Messenger # Caprine - Unofficial and privacy-focused Facebook Messenger app with many useful features fb-messenger-cli - Use your Facebook account to chat with your friends sneakily in the command line, it\u0026rsquo;s as easy as logging in, choosing a convo and chatting away Google Search # LibreX - Privacy-respecting free meta-search engine (free as in freedom). Small and simple meta-search engine, fetches and anonymizes results from Google only, has API support, allows redirects to Invidious/Bibliogram/Nitter/Libreddit.\nSearXNG - SearXNG is a free internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from various search services and databases. Users are neither tracked nor profiled (SearXNG is a fork of Searx).\nSearx - Searx is a free privacy-respecting internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from more than 70 search services. Users are neither tracked nor profiled. Additionally, Searx can be used over Tor for online anonymity.\nWhoogle Search - A self-hosted, ad-free, privacy-respecting metasearch engine for Google.\nGoogle Translate # Crow Translate - Simple and lightweight cross-platform translator that allows translation using LibreTranslate, Lingva, Google, Bing, and Yandex, as well as text-to-speech using Google.\nDeepL Android - Unofficial Android client for DeepL.\nInstaLate - Distraction-free translation for Android, to be used directly from within any app. Supports Beolingus, DeepL, Dict.cc, GNU CIDE, Heinzelnisse, LibreTranslate, Linguee, WikDict, and Wiktionary.\nLingva Translate - Alternative front-end for Google Translate, serving as a free and open-source translator with over a hundred languages available.\nSimplyTranslate - Provide fast and private translations to the user without wasting much overhead for extensive styling or JavaScript. Supports Google Translate, DeepL, ICIBA, and LibreTranslate.\nSimplyTranslate Mobile - Unofficial Android client of SimplyTranslate.\nHacker News # Hackers - A native iOS app for Hacker News.\nHackerweb - A simply readable Hacker News web app.\nHckrnws - A custom front-end for a better reading experience of HackerNews.\nHN-search - Algolia Hacker News search.\nHNTopLinks - Top Links on Hacker News.\nImgur # Imgin - Minimal Imgur front end Imgrs - Imgrs is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. It\u0026rsquo;s a Rust rewrite of a previous Imgur proxy project, Omgur. Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/imgrs Omgur - Omgur is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. Inspired by the Invidious, Nitter, and Teddit projects. No JavaScript or ads All requests go through the Omgur backend, client never talks to Imgur Prevents Imgur from tracking your IP or JavaScript fingerprint Lightweight Self-hostable Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/omgur Rimgo - Self-hosted frontend for Imgur written in Go. Website: https://i.bcow.xyz/ Rimgu - Self-hosted alternative frontend/ proxy for Imgur Instagram # Bibliogram - Bibliogram is an alternative front-end for Instagram. Public instances: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/bibliogram-docs/tree/master/docs/Instances.md Mastodon # Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Hyperspace - cross-platform Mastodon client for the fediverse written in TypeScript and React Pinafore - Alternative web client for Mastodon, focused on speed and simplicity Sengi - cross-platform multi-account Mastodon \u0026amp; Pleroma desktop client TheDesk - cross-platform Mastodon \u0026amp; Misskey desktop client Tootle - simple GTK-based Linux Mastodon client Tusky - lightweight Android Mastodon client Medium # Scribe - Alternative front-end to Medium.com Other services # ArchiveBox - Open source self-hosted web archiving. Takes URLs/browser history/bookmarks/Pocket/Pinboard/etc., saves HTML, JS, PDFs, media, and more etherpad-lite - Collaborative rich text editor. A modern really-real-time collaborative document editor Gitea - Lightweight git server. Git with a cup of tea, painless self-hosted git service Hedgedoc - Collaborative markdown editor. A platform to write and share markdown Librarian - Alternative frontend for LBRY / Odysee.com MediathekViewWeb - Video content of German public-service television broadcasters (e.g. ARD, ZDF) Official instance: mediathekviewweb.de NoPaste - NoPaste is an open-source website similar to Pastebin where you can store any piece of code, and generate links for easy sharing PrivateBin - Zero knowledge encrypted paste-bin. A minimalist, open source online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data. Data is encrypted/decrypted in the browser using 256 bits AES Snapdrop - Similar to Apple\u0026rsquo;s Airdrop but in your browser. A Progressive Web App for local file sharing Vaultwarden - Password manager. Unofficial Bitwarden compatible server written in Rust, formerly known as bitwarden_rs Wikiless - A free open source alternative Wikipedia front-end focused on privacy Reddit # Due to recent changes with the Reddit API Policy you may have mixed success with these. These are kept here in the event that this changes, but otherwise these are mostly dead projects\nDawn - Open-source Reddit app Available on F-Droid Forked from Dank: https://github.com/saket/Dank Eddrit - Alternative front-end for Reddit, inspired by Nitter, built with Python \u0026amp; Starlette. Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Infinity - Reddit client for Android Available on F-Droid junipf/reddit-frontend - A reddit front-end written in React Official instance: https://jpf-reddit.netlify.app kddit - uWSGI frontend for Reddit.com written in Python Official instance: https://kddit.kalli.st Libreddit - Alternative front-end for Reddit. Themed around Reddit\u0026rsquo;s new design - Lightweight, no JavaScript, no ads, no tracking. Official instance: libredd.it Public instances: https://github.com/spikecodes/libreddit#instances RedditClient - Alternative front-end for Reddit, built with Angular Roffline - A self-hosted offline Reddit server. It allows you to browse Reddit posts (including any media in the post) while offline. It is targeted at people that have intermittent internet Snew - Open-source client for Reddit forked from the Reddit source code. Slide - Open source, ad free Reddit browser for Android Available on F-Droid Stealth - Account-free, privacy-oriented, and feature-rich Reddit client. Available on F-Droid Teddit - Alternative Reddit front-end focused on privacy - Lightweight, no ads, no JavaScript, unofficial API. Official instance: https://teddit.net Public instances: https://github.com/teddit-net/teddit#instances Github mirror repository Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Teddit Top of Reddit - Top Reddit posts every day. Troddit: A web client for Reddit Official instance: https://www.troddit.com Updoot - Android, alternative front-end for Reddit. Xeddit - A Xamarin.Forms app for Reddit. Official instance: xeddit.com Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Xeddit Redirection # Farside - Farside provides links that automatically redirect to working instances of privacy-oriented alternative frontends, such as Nitter, Libreddit, etc. This allows for users to have more reliable access to the available public instances for a particular service, while also helping to distribute traffic more evenly across all instances and avoid performance bottlenecks and rate-limiting. LibRedirect - App that redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends. If you click on a link of a Youtube like it will redirect to you to Newpipe, Twitter to nitter, Wikipedia to Wikiless etc. Privacy Redirect - A simple web extension that redirects Twitter, YouTube, Instagram \u0026amp; Google Maps requests to privacy friendly alternatives Firefox Add-On: Privacy Redirect Chrome Extension: Privacy Redirect UntrackMe - UntrackMe transforms Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Reddit and Medium and Wikipedia links to links of open source, privacy friendly front-ends. Converts Google Maps links to OpenStreetMap links. Removes tracking parameters from any url. Then delegates the action to other apps that are capable of handling them. (Android app) Watch on Odysee - Browser add on that redirects you from YouTube to odysee a decentralized Youtube alternative Reuters # Neuters - An alternative front-end to Reuters.com. It is intended to be lightweight and fast, and was heavily inspired by Nitter Official instance: https://boxcat.site Shazam # SongRec - Open-source Shazam client for Linux, written in Rust. Spotify # Downtify - Open source Spotify ripper. Self Hosted. Kotify - Requires Spotify Account - Multiplatform desktop client for Spotify focused on library organization for power users. Relies on official Spotify client for playback Librespot - Requires Spotify Premium Account - librespot is an open source client library for Spotify. It enables applications to use Spotify\u0026rsquo;s service to control and play music via various backends, and to act as a Spotify Connect receiver. It is an alternative to the official and now deprecated closed-source libspotify. Additionally, it will provide extra features which are not available in the official library Oggify - Download Spotify tracks to Ogg Vorbis (with a Spotify premium account), based on librespot psst - Fast and multi-platform Spotify client with native GUI Podcast MP3 Downloader - Download MP3 files of your favorite podcasts from Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts, and Overcast. Spot: Gtk/Rust native Spotify client for the GNOME desktop. Only works with premium accounts Spotiqueue - Minimalistic queue-oriented macOS-native client for Spotify, with Guile Scheme scriptability SpotDownloader - A simple web tool that allows you to download songs from Spotify. You can download a song either by entering a track, album, or playlist link. You can also download the entire album or playlist in ZIP format. It also adds all the metadata like cover image, artists, and release date in the downloaded songs. Show, Podcast, and Artist page links aren\u0026rsquo;t supported yet. Spotiflyer - Download free content from Youtube, Spotify, Sound Cloud and more Spotube: A lightweight and free Spotify crossplatform-client which handles playback manually, streams music using Youtube \u0026amp; no Spotify premium account is needed SpotX: Modified Spotify Client for Windows (Windows Only) - Blocking ads and updates for the desktop version of Spotify, disabling podcasts and more Telegram # Telegram-FOSS - Unofficial, FOSS-friendly fork of the original Telegram client for Android. TikTok # ProxiTok - Open source alternative frontend for TikTok made with PHP. Official instance: Pussthecat Instance Twitch # ElectronPlayer - Electron Based Web Video Services Player. Supports Netflix, Youtube, Twitch, Floatplane, Hulu and more streamlink-twitch-gui - Multi platform Twitch.tv browser for Streamlink Twire: Alternative and open source Twitch client for Android Xtra - Twitch player and browser for Android Twitter/X # Due to recent changes with the Twitter API Policy you may have mixed success with these.\nFritter - A free, open-source Twitter client for Android. Harpy - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Flutter/Dart. Nitter - Alternative Twitter front-end - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Official instance: nitter.net Public instances: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances Example: Troy Hunt on Twitter and Nitter Shitter - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Java. Tweet-app - Desktop Twitter client only for tweeting. Timeline never shows up. Tweeterr - A tool to use Twitter from the command line on the fly. Tweepy - Twitter for Python Twidere X - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built mostly with Kotlin, in early stage. YouTube # Alltube - Web GUI for youtube-dl AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. BlackHole - Android music player app for YouTube Music and Spotify made with Flutter CloudTube - Alternative front-end for Invidious Official instance: https://tube.cadence.moe Installation guide for self-hosting: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/tube-docs/tree/main/item/docs/cloudtube/Installing%20CloudTube.md FreeTube - Open source YouTube desktop player for privacy on Windows, Mac and Linux Invidious - Invidious is an alternative front-end to YouTube - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Home page: https://invidious.io Invidious instances (Github): https://github.com/iv-org/documentation/blob/master/Invidious-Instances.md Invidious instances API: https://api.invidious.io Installation guide for self-hosting: https://docs.invidious.io/Installation.md Invidious-viewer - Python application to watch YouTube videos through the Invidious API, in the terminal (requires MPV player and libmpv.so, provided by Linux distro) Invuedious - An alternative frontend for invidious built with vue.js Official instance: https://bocchilorenzo.github.io/invuedious/ LibreTube - Android frontend for YouTube, based on Piped minitube - Lightweight youtube client with a kid-friendly interface. Can make playlists from search keywords mps-youtube - Terminal based YouTube player and downloader. NewPipe - A libre lightweight streaming front-end for Android oleksis/youtube-dl-gui - Cross-platform front-end GUI of the popular youtube-dl written in wxPython OpenVideoDownloader aka jely2002/youtube-dl-gui - A cross-platform GUI for youtube-dl made in Electron and node.js Piped - An alternative privacy-friendly YouTube frontend which is efficient by design - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking Official instance: https://piped.kavin.rocks List of public instances: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped/wiki/Instances Installation guide for self-hosting: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Documentation/blob/main/content/docs/self-hosting/index.md pipe-viewer - A lightweight application (fork of straw-viewer) for searching and playing videos from YouTube. Plumber - Local and remote video trimmer, can trim parts of video without downloading whole video, utilizes youtube-dl, allows conversion to GIFs smtube - Stand-alone YouTube video player Website: https://www.smtube.org SMTube is part of SMPlayer SMPlayer website: https://www.smplayer.info SMPlayer repository: https://github.com/smplayer-dev/smplayer SmartTubeNext - SmartTubeNext is an advanced YouTube app for Android TVs and TV boxes, free and open source. It is not a live TV client and does not support \u0026ldquo;YouTube TV\u0026rdquo;. SkyTube - An open-source YouTube app for Android. Tartube - A GUI front-end for youtube-dl, partly based on youtube-dl-gui and written in Python 3 / Gtk 3 th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). TubeArchivist - A self hosted YouTube media server. TubeSync - TubeSync is a PVR (personal video recorder) for YouTube. It syncs YouTube channels and playlists to a locally hosted media server. ViewTube - An alternative front-end for YouTube, written in Vue.js, uses Plyr video player; supports SponsorBlock, multiple Invidious instances support, chapters Vividl - Modern Windows GUI for youtube-dl Youtube-dl - Command-line program to download videos from YouTube.com and other video sites Youtube-viewer - Lightweight YouTube client for Linux YouTube.js - Full-featured wrapper around the Innertube API, which is what YouTube itself uses uYouPlus - uYouPlus (uYou+) is an alternative YouTube app for Apple\u0026rsquo;s iOS and iPadOS. yattee - Alternative YouTube frontend for iOS, tvOS and macOS built with Invidious and Piped, supports sponsorblock yt-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously without forcing javascript (Fork of youtube-local) yt-dlp - A youtube-dl fork with additional features and fixes. ytcc - Command line tool to keep track of your favorite playlists on YouTube and many other places. Can import youtube subscriptions from Google Takeout and provide them as an RSS feed for your favorite reader. ytfzf - A POSIX script that helps you find Youtube videos (without API) and opens/downloads them using mpv/youtube-dl. ytmdl - A simple app to get songs from YouTube in mp3 format with artist name, album name etc from sources like iTunes, LastFM, Deezer, Gaana etc. ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. ytdl-gui - A simple-to-use, cross-platform graphical interface for youtube-dl youtube-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously and with greater page performance ytcast - Cast YouTube videos to your smart TV from the command line. This program does roughly the same thing as the \u0026ldquo;Play on TV\u0026rdquo; button that appears on the player bar when you visit youtube.com with Chrome or when you use the YouTube smartphone app YouTube Music # AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. "},{"id":8,"href":"/hacking/","title":"Hacking","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The truth is revealed by removing things that stand in its light, an art not unlike sculpture, in which the artist creates, not by building, but by hacking away.\u0026rdquo; - Alan Watts\nWelcome to the Hacking section of Liberty tools! Hacking should be used to increase your knowledge and harden your defenses. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAnonymity # BinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\nI2P - The Invisible Internet Project.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nNipe - Script to redirect all traffic from the machine to the Tor network.\nOnionScan - One of the Hacking Tools for investigating the Dark Web by finding operational security issues introduced by Tor hidden service operators.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nTor - Free software and onion routed overlay network that helps you defend against traffic analysis.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nBug Bounty Platforms # Bugcrowd List - List of many companies that provide bug bounties. CTF(Capture the flag) # Ctf-tools - Collection of setup scripts to install various security research tools easily and quickly deployable to new machines.\nPwntools - Rapid exploit development framework built for use in CTFs.\nRsaCtfTool - Decrypt data enciphered using weak RSA keys, and recover private keys from public keys using a variety of automated attacks.\nDDoS # HOIC - Updated version of Low Orbit Ion Cannon, has ‘boosters’ to get around common counter measures.\nJS LOIC - JavaScript in-browser version of LOIC.\nLOIC - Open source network stress tool for Windows.\nSlowLoris - DoS tool that uses low bandwidth on the attacking side.\nT50 - Faster network stress tool.\nUFONet - Abuses OSI layer 7 HTTP to create/manage ‘zombies’ and to conduct different attacks using; GET/POST, multithreading, proxies, origin spoofing methods, cache evasion techniques, etc.\nDefense Evasion # AntiVirus Evasion Tool (AVET) - Post-process exploits containing executable files targeted for Windows machines to avoid being recognized by antivirus software.\nHyperion - Runtime encryptor for 32-bit portable executables (“PE .exes”).\nPeCloak.py - Automates the process of hiding a malicious Windows executable from antivirus (AV) detection.\nPeCloakCapstone - Multi-platform fork of the peCloak.py automated malware antivirus evasion tool.\nUniByAv - Simple obfuscator that takes raw shellcode and generates Anti-Virus friendly executables by using a brute-forcable, 32-bit XOR key.\nVeil - Generate metasploit payloads that bypass common anti-virus solutions.\nDefcon Suggested Reading # Defcon Suggested Reading Email Spoofing # SpoofBox - Offers email, SMS, Phone spoofing and lots of other tools. Not a free service. Can also be used to look up phone numbers. Exploit Development # Exploit Writing Tutorials - Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nShellcode Examples - Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial - Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nFile Format Analysis # Hachoir - Python library to view and edit a binary stream as tree of fields and tools for metadata extraction.\nKaitai Struct - File formats and network protocols dissection language and web IDE, generating parsers in C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby.\nVeles - Binary data visualization and analysis tool.\nForensics # Autopsy - Full suite of open source forensics tools.\nCAINE - CAINE is Linux Live CD that contains a wealth of digital forensic tools. Features include a user-friendly GUI, semi-automated report creation and tools for Mobile Forensics, Network Forensics, Data Recovery and more.\nFTK Imager - Open Source Disk imaging tool.\nPaladin Forensic Suite - Live Ubuntu distro with lots of tools. Open source with free and paid versions.\nSIFT Workstation - The SIFT Workstation is a collection of free and open-source incident response and forensic tools designed to perform detailed digital forensic examinations in a variety of settings, all built inside an Ubuntu VM.\nSMART - Open source sampling of many proprietary forensics tools.\nGNU/Linux Utilities # Linux Exploit Suggester - Heuristic reporting on potentially viable exploits for a given GNU/Linux system. Hacking Focused OSINT # AQUATONE - Subdomain discovery tool utilizing various open sources producing a report that can be used as input to other tools.\nBinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\nDataSploit - OSINT visualizer utilizing Shodan, Censys, Clearbit, EmailHunter, FullContact, and Zoomeye behind the scenes.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\ngithub-dorks - CLI tool to scan Github repos/organizations for potential sensitive information leak.\nIntrigue - Automated OSINT \u0026amp; Attack Surface discovery framework with powerful API, UI and CLI.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nShodan - World’s first search engine for Internet-connected devices.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSn1per - One of the Hacking Tools for Automated Pentest Recon Scanner.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\nThreat Crowd - Search engine for threats.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nvcsmap - Plugin-based tool to scan public version control systems for sensitive information.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nHacking Conventions # 44Con - Annual Security Conference held in London.\nAppSecUSA - Annual conference organized by OWASP.\nBalCCon - Balkan Computer Congress, annually held in Novi Sad, Serbia.\nBlack Hat - Annual security conference in Las Vegas.\nBruCON - Annual security conference in Belgium.\nCarolinaCon - Infosec conference, held annually in North Carolina.\nCCC - Annual meeting of the international hacker scene in Germany.\nCHCon - Christchurch Hacker Con, Only South Island of New Zealand hacker con.\nDeepSec - Security Conference in Vienna, Austria.\nDefCamp - Largest Security Conference in Eastern Europe, held annually in Bucharest, Romania.\nDEF CON - Annual hacker convention in Las Vegas. Known for having a left wing bias.\nEkoparty - Largest Security Conference in Latin America, held annually in Buenos Aires, Argentina.\nFSec - FSec - Croatian Information Security Gathering in Varaždin, Croatia.\nHack3rCon - Annual US hacker conference.\nHack.lu - Annual conference held in Luxembourg.\nHackfest - Largest hacking conference in Canada.\nHITB - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nHacking In The Box - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nInfosecurity Europe - Europe’s number one information security event, held in London, UK.\nLayerOne - Annual US security conference held every spring in Los Angeles.\nNullcon - Annual conference in Delhi and Goa, India.\nPhreakNIC - Technology conference held annually in middle Tennessee.\nRSA Conference USA - Annual security conference in San Francisco, California, USA.\nShmooCon - Annual US East coast hacker convention.\nSkyDogCon - Technology conference in Nashville.\nSummerCon - One of the oldest hacker conventions, held during Summer.\nSwiss Cyber Storm - Annual security conference in Lucerne, Switzerland.\nThotCon - Annual US hacker conference held in Chicago.\nTroopers - Annual international IT Security event with workshops held in Heidelberg, Germany.\nVirus Bulletin Conference - Annual conference going to be held in Denver, USA for 2016.\nHash Cracking # BruteForce Wallet - Find the password of an encrypted wallet file (i.e. wallet.dat).\nCeWL - Generates custom wordlists by spidering a target’s website and collecting unique words.\nHashcat - Another One of the Hacking Tools The more fast hash cracker.\nJohn the Ripper - One of the best Hacking Tools for Fast password cracker.\nJWT Cracker - Simple HS256 JWT token brute force cracker.\nRar Crack - RAR bruteforce cracker.\nHex Editors # 0xED – Native macOS hex editor that supports plug-ins to display custom data types.\nFrhed – Binary file editor for Windows.\nHexEdit.js – Browser-based hex editing.\nHexinator – World’s finest (proprietary, commercial) Hex Editor.\nInformation Security Magazines # 2600: The Hacker Quarterly – American publication about technology and computer “underground.”\nPhrack Magazine – By far the longest running hacker zine.\nUnredacted Magazine - The official magazine from Michael Bazzell author of Extreme Privacy.\nLock Picking Resources # Awesome Lockpicking – Awesome guides, tools, and other resources about the security and compromise of locks, safes, and keys.\nBosnianbill – More lockpicking videos.\nSchuyler Towne channel – Lockpicking videos and security talks.\n/r/lockpicking – Resources for learning lockpicking, equipment recommendations.\nmacOS Utilities # Bella – Pure Python post-exploitation data mining and remote administration tool for macOS. Multi-paradigm Frameworks # Armitage – Java-based GUI front-end for the Metasploit Framework.\nExploitPack – Graphical tool for automating penetration tests that ships with many pre-packaged exploits.\nFaraday – Multiuser integrated pentesting environment for red teams performing cooperative penetration tests, security audits, and risk assessments.\nMetasploit – Post exploitation Hacking Tools for offensive security teams to help verify vulnerabilities and manage security assessments.\nPupy – Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android) remote administration and post-exploitation tool.\nNetwork Tools # BetterCAP – Modular, portable and easily extensible MITM framework.\nCloudFail – Unmask server IP addresses hidden behind Cloudflare by searching old database records and detecting misconfigured DNS.\nCrackMapExec – A swiss army knife for pentesting networks.\nDebookee – Simple and powerful network traffic analyzer for macOS.\nDET – Proof of concept to perform data exfiltration using either single or multiple channel(s) at the same time.\nDgcd – Simple Unix network utility to extend the accessibility of TCP/IP based network services beyond firewalls.\nDnsmap – One of the Hacking Tools for Passive DNS network mapper.\nDnsrecon – One of the Hacking Tools for DNS enumeration script.\nDnschef – Highly configurable DNS proxy for pentesters.\nDnsenum – Perl script that enumerates DNS information from a domain, attempts zone transfers, performs a brute force dictionary style attack, and then performs reverse look-ups on the results.\nDnstracer – Determines where a given DNS server gets its information from, and follows the chain of DNS servers.\nDNSDumpster – One of the Hacking Tools for Online DNS recon and search service.\nDshell – Network forensic analysis framework.\nDsniff – Collection of tools for network auditing and pentesting.\nDripcap – Caffeinated packet analyzer.\nEvilgrade – Modular framework to take advantage of poor upgrade implementations by injecting fake updates.\nEttercap – Comprehensive, mature suite for machine-in-the-middle attacks.\nImpacket – A collection of Python classes for working with network protocols.\nIntercepter-NG – Multifunctional network toolkit.\nMass Scan – Best Hacking Tools for TCP port scanner, spews SYN packets asynchronously, scanning entire Internet in under 5 minutes.\nMallory – HTTP/HTTPS proxy over SSH.\nMitmproxy – Interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy for penetration testers and software developers.\nMorpheus – Automated ettercap TCP/IP Hacking Tools.\nNetsniff-ng – Swiss army knife for network sniffing.\nNetwork-Tools.com – Website offering an interface to numerous basic network utilities like ping, traceroute, whois, and more.\nNmap – Free security scanner for network exploration \u0026amp; security audits.\nPassivedns – Network sniffer that logs all DNS server replies for use in a passive DNS setup.\nPassivedns-client – Library and query tool for querying several passive DNS providers.\nPig – One of the Hacking Tools for GNU/Linux packet crafting.\nPwnat – Punches holes in firewalls and NATs.\nPraeda – Automated multi-function printer data harvester for gathering usable data during security assessments.\nPrinter Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) – Tool for printer security testing capable of IP and USB connectivity, fuzzing, and exploitation of PostScript, PJL, and PCL printer language features.\nRoutersploit – Open source exploitation framework similar to Metasploit but dedicated to embedded devices.\nScanless – Utility for using websites to perform port scans on your behalf so as not to reveal your own IP.\nScapy – Python-based interactive packet manipulation program \u0026amp; library.\nSPARTA – Graphical interface offering scriptable, configurable access to existing network infrastructure scanning and enumeration tools.\nSSH MITM – Intercept SSH connections with a proxy; all plaintext passwords and sessions are logged to disk.\nTcpdump/libpcap – Common packet analyzer that runs under the command line.\nWireshark – Widely-used graphical, cross-platform network protocol analyzer.\nXRay – Network (sub)domain discovery and reconnaissance automation tool.\nZarp – Network attack tool centered around the exploitation of local networks.\nZmap – Open source network scanner that enables researchers to easily perform Internet-wide network studies.\nOperating Systems # Best Linux Penetration Testing Distributions @ CyberPunk – Description of main penetration testing distributions.\nCuckoo – Open source automated malware analysis system.\nComputer Aided Investigative Environment (CAINE) – Italian GNU/Linux live distribution created as a digital forensics project.\nCSILinux - CSI\u0026rsquo;s mission is to equip you with the most advanced tools in digital forensics, OSINT, and incident response.\nDigital Evidence \u0026amp; Forensics Toolkit (DEFT) – Live CD for forensic analysis runnable without tampering or corrupting connected devices where the boot process takes place.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nSecurity @ Distrowatch – Website dedicated to talking about, reviewing, and keeping up to date with open source operating systems.\nTails – Live OS aimed at preserving privacy and anonymity.\nPhysical Hacking Tools # Anof-cyber/APTRS - APTRS (Automated Penetration Testing Reporting System) is an automated reporting tool in Python and Django. The tool allows Penetration testers to create a report directly without using the Traditional Docx file. It also provides an approach to keeping track of the projects and vulnerabilities.\nCanarytokens.org - Canarytokens are a free, quick, painless way to help defenders discover they\u0026rsquo;ve been breached by having attackers announce themselves. These are digital honeypots you can configure on your own network.\nFlipperzero.one - Flipper Zero is a portable multi-tool for pentesters and geeks in a toy-like body. It loves hacking digital stuff, such as radio protocols, access control systems, hardware and more. It\u0026rsquo;s fully open-source and customizable, so you can extend it in whatever way you like. Check out more firmware options here\nHak5.org - Sells many hacking for wifi pentesting, hotplug attacks, implants, remote access field kits and more. Breakdown of multiple tools\nLAN Turtle – Covert “USB Ethernet Adapter” that provides remote access, network intelligence gathering, and MITM capabilities when installed in a local network.\nPoisontap – Siphons cookies, exposes internal (LAN-side) router and installs web backdoor on locked computers.\nUSB Rubber Ducky – Customizable keystroke injection attack platform masquerading as a USB thumbdrive.\nWiFi Pineapple – Wireless auditing and penetration testing platform.\nPenetration Testing Resources # Pentest Tools # Metasploit Unleashed - Free Offensive Security Metasploit course.\nMITRE’s Adversarial Tactics, Techniques \u0026amp; Common Knowledge (ATT\u0026amp;CK) – Curated knowledge base and model for cyber adversary behavior.\nOpen Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM) – Framework for providing test cases that result in verified facts on which to base decisions that impact an organization’s security.\nOpen Web Application Security Project (OWASP) – Worldwide not-for-profit charitable organization focused on improving the security of especially Web-based and Application-layer software.\nPenetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) – Documentation designed to provide a common language and scope for performing and reporting the results of a penetration test.\nPenetration Testing Framework (PTF) – Outline for performing penetration tests compiled as a general framework usable by vulnerability analysts and penetration testers alike.\nPENTEST-WIKI – Free online security knowledge library for pentesters and researchers.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nShellcode Examples – Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial – Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nXSS-Payloads – Ultimate resource for all things cross-site including payloads, tools, games and documentation.\nPenetration Testing Distributions # ArchStrike – Arch GNU/Linux repository for security professionals and enthusiasts.\nAttifyOS – GNU/Linux distribution focused on tools useful during Internet of Things (IoT) security assessments.\nBackBox – Ubuntu-based distribution for penetration tests and security assessments.\nBlackArch – Arch GNU/Linux-based distribution with best Hacking Tools for penetration testers and security researchers.\nFedora Security Lab – Provides a safe test environment to work on security auditing, forensics, system rescue and teaching security testing methodologies.\nKali – GNU/Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing Hacking Tools.\nNetwork Security Toolkit (NST) – Fedora-based bootable live operating system designed to provide easy access to best-of-breed open source network security applications.\nParrot – Distribution similar to Kali, with multiple architectures with 100 of Hacking Tools.\nPentoo – Security-focused live CD based on Gentoo.\nThe Pentesters Framework – Distro organized around the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES), providing a curated collection of utilities that eliminates often unused toolchains.\nDocker for Penetration Testing # docker pull kalilinux/kali-linux-docker docker pull owasp/zap2docker-stable docker pull wpscanteam/wpscan docker pull citizenstig/dvwa docker pull wpscanteam/vulnerablewordpress docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-6271 docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-0160 docker pull opendns/security-ninjas docker pull diogomonica/docker-bench-security docker pull ismisepaul/securityshepherd docker pull danmx/docker-owasp-webgoat docker-compose build \u0026amp;\u0026amp; docker-compose up docker pull citizenstig/nowasp docker pull bkimminich/juice-shop docker pull phocean/msf Penetration Testing Report Templates # Pentesting Report Template – lucideus.com template.\nPentesting Report Template – pcisecuritystandards.org template.\nPublic Pentesting Reports – Curated list of public penetration test reports released by several consulting firms and academic security groups.\nRansomware Recovery # Nomoreransom - Help detect what kind of ransomware encryption you’re affected by and free tools to unlock it, in many but not all cases. Reverse Engineering Tools # Binwalk – Fast, easy to use tool for analyzing, reverse engineering, and extracting firmware images.\nCapstone – Lightweight multi-platform, multi-architecture disassembly framework.\ndnSpy – One of the Hacking Tools to reverse engineer .NET assemblies.\nEvan’s Debugger – OllyDbg-like debugger for GNU/Linux.\nFrida – Dynamic instrumentation toolkit for developers, reverse-engineers, and security researchers.\nImmunity Debugger – Powerful way to write exploits and analyze malware.\nInteractive Disassembler (IDA Pro) – Proprietary multi-processor disassembler and debugger for Windows, GNU/Linux, or macOS; also has a free version, IDA Free.\nMedusa – Open source, cross-platform interactive disassembler.\nOllyDbg – x86 debugger for Windows binaries that emphasizes binary code analysis.\nPeda – Python Exploit Development Assistance for GDB.\nPlasma – Interactive disassembler for x86/ARM/MIPS. Generates indented pseudo-code with colored syntax code.\nPyREBox – Python scriptable Reverse Engineering sandbox by Cisco-Talos.\nRadare2 – Open source, crossplatform reverse engineering framework.\nrVMI – Debugger on steroids; inspect userspace processes, kernel drivers, and preboot environments in a single tool.\nVoltron – Extensible debugger UI toolkit written in Python.\nWDK/WinDbg – Windows Driver Kit and WinDbg.\nx64dbg – Open source x64/x32 debugger for windows.\nSecurity Courses # ARIZONA CYBER WARFARE RANGE – 24×7 live fire exercises for beginners through real world operations; capability for upward progression into the real world of cyber warfare.\nComputer Security Student – Many free tutorials, great for beginners, $10/mo membership unlocks all content.\nCTF Field Guide – Everything you need to win your next CTF competition.\nCybrary – Free courses in ethical hacking and advanced penetration testing. Advanced penetration testing courses are based on the book ‘Penetration Testing for Highly-Secured Environments’.\nEuropean Union Agency for Network and Information Security – ENISA Cyber Security Training material.\nOffensive Security Training – Training from BackTrack/Kali developers.\nOpen Security Training – Training material for computer security classes.\nSANS Security Training – Computer Security Training \u0026amp; Certification.\nSide-channel Tools # ChipWhisperer – Complete open-source toolchain for side-channel power analysis and glitching attacks. Social Engineering # Beelogger – Tool for generating keylooger.\nCatphish – Tool for phishing and corporate espionage written in Ruby.\nEvilginx – MITM attack framework used for phishing credentials and session cookies from any Web service.\nKing Phisher – One of the Hacking Tools for Phishing campaign toolkit used for creating and managing multiple simultaneous phishing attacks with custom email and server content.\nSocial Engineer Toolkit (SET) – Open source pentesting framework designed for social engineering featuring a number of custom attack vectors to make believable attacks quickly.\nSocial Engineering Framework – Information resource for social engineers.\nwifiphisher – Automated phishing attacks against WiFi networks.\nStatic Analyzers # Bandit – Security oriented static analyser for python code.\nBrakeman – Static analysis security vulnerability scanner for Ruby on Rails applications.\nCppcheck – Extensible C/C++ static analyzer focused on finding bugs.\nFindBugs – Free software static analyzer to look for bugs in Java code.\nSobelow – Security-focused static analysis for the Phoenix Framework.\nTransport Layer Security Tools # SSLyze – Fast and comprehensive TLS/SSL configuration analyzer to help identify security mis-configurations.\nTLS Prober – Fingerprint a server’s SSL/TLS implementation.\nTestssl.sh – Command line tool which checks a server’s service on any port for the support of TLS/SSL ciphers, protocols as well as some cryptographic flaws.\nTools, Lists, Tutorials etc. # AD Exploit guides - Detailed guide on methods to exploit Active Directory.\nAndroid Security – Collection of Android security-related resources.\nAppSec – Resources for learning about application security.\nAwesome Awesomness – The List of the Lists.\nC/C++ Programming – One of the main language for open source security tools.\nCTFs – Capture The Flag frameworks, libraries, etc.\nExploit Writing Tutorials – Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nForensics – Free (mostly open source) forensic analysis tools and resources.\nGB Hackers Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHackerone Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHacking – Tutorials, tools, and resources.\nHoneypots – Honeypots, tools, components, and more.\nInfoSec § Hacking challenges – Comprehensive directory of CTFs, wargames, hacking challenge websites, Penetration testing tools list practice lab exercises, and more.\nInfosec – Information security resources for pentesting, forensics, and more.\nJavaScript Programming – In-browser development and scripting.\nKali Linux Tools – List of Hacking tools present in Kali Linux.\nMalware Analysis – Tools and resources for analysts.\nNode.js Programming – Curated list of delightful Node.js packages and resources.\nPCAP Tools – Tools for processing network traffic.\nPenetration Testing Cheat Sheets – Awesome Pentest Cheat Sheets.\nPivoting and Tunneling Guide - Detailed guide on methods to exploit.\nPython Programming 1 – General Python programming.\nPython Programming 2 – General Python programming.\nPython tools for penetration testers – Lots of pentesting tools are written in Python.\nRuby Programming 1 – The de-facto language for writing exploits.\nRuby Programming 2 – The de-facto\nVirtual Machines Labs # CFTtime - Free capture the flag hacking games.\nMindMaps - Massive list of smaller sites that provide individual hacking challenges.\nPentesterlab - Free and paid Pentesting training with labs.\nSadcloud - Sadcloud is a tool for spinning up insecure AWS infrastructure with Terraform.\nVulnerability Hub - Free Virtual machines to hack, provided by the community.\nVulnmachines - A place to learn and improve penetration testing/ethical hacking skills for FREE. The labs consist of 100+ real world scenarios to practice the latest exploits and cutting edge hacking techniques.\nVulnerability Databases # Bugtraq (BID) – Software security bug identification database compiled from submissions to the SecurityFocus mailing list and other sources, operated by Symantec, Inc.\nCommon Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) – Dictionary of common names (i.e., CVE Identifiers) for publicly known security vulnerabilities.\nCXSecurity – Archive of published CVE and Bugtraq software vulnerabilities cross-referenced with a Google dork database for discovering the listed vulnerability.\nExploit-DB – Non-profit project hosting exploits for software vulnerabilities, provided as a public service by Offensive Security.\nFull-Disclosure – Public, vendor-neutral forum for detailed discussion of vulnerabilities, often publishes details before many other sources.\nInj3ct0r (Onion service) – Exploit marketplace and vulnerability information aggregator.\nMicrosoft Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Microsoft software.\nMicrosoft Security Bulletins – Announcements of security issues discovered in Microsoft software, published by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC).\nMozilla Foundation Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Mozilla software, including the Firefox Web Browser.\nNational Vulnerability Database (NVD) – United States government’s National Vulnerability Database provides additional meta-data (CPE, CVSS scoring) of the standard CVE List along with a fine-grained search engine.\nPacket Storm – Compendium of exploits, advisories, tools, and other security-related resources aggregated from across the industry.\nSecuriTeam – Independent source of software vulnerability information.\nUS-CERT Vulnerability Notes Database – Summaries, technical details, remediation information, and lists of vendors affected by software vulnerabilities, aggregated by the United States Computer Emergency Response Team (US-CERT).\nVulnerability Lab – Open forum for security advisories organized by category of exploit target.\nVulners – Security database of software vulnerabilities.\nZero Day Initiative – Bug bounty program with the publicly accessible archive of published security advisories, operated by TippingPoint.\nVulnerability Scanners # Nexpose – Commercial vulnerability and risk management assessment engine that integrates with Metasploit, sold by Rapid7.\nNessus – Commercial vulnerability management, configuration, and compliance assessment platform, sold by Tenable. Free for under 25 devices.\nOpenVAS – Free open source software implementation of the popular Nessus vulnerability assessment system.\nVuls – Agentless vulnerability scanner for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD, written in Go.\nWeb Exploitation # Autochrome – Easy to install a test browser with all the appropriate setting needed for web application testing with native Burp support, from NCCGroup.\nBlindElephant – Web application fingerprinter.\nBrowser Exploitation Framework (BeEF) – Command and control server for delivering exploits to commandeered Web browsers.\nBurp Suite – One of the Hacking Tools integrated platform for performing security testing of web applications.\nCommix – Automated all-in-one operating system command injection and exploitation tool.\nDVCS Ripper – Rip web accessible (distributed) version control systems: SVN/GIT/HG/BZR.\nEyeWitness – Tool to take screenshots of websites, provide some server header info, and identify default credentials if possible.\nFiddler – Free cross-platform web debugging proxy with user-friendly companion tools.\nFimap – Find, prepare, audit, exploit and even Google automatically for LFI/RFI bugs.\nFuzzDB – Dictionary of attack patterns and primitives for black-box application fault injection and resource discovery.\nGitTools – One of the Hacking Tools that Automatically find and download Web accessible .git repositories.\nKadabra – Automatic LFI exploiter and scanner.\nKadimus – LFI scan and exploit tool.\nLiffy – LFI exploitation tool.\nNoSQLmap – Automatic NoSQL injection and database takeover tool.\nOffensive Web Testing Framework (OWTF) – Python-based framework for pentesting Web applications based on the OWASP Testing Guide.\nSslstrip – One of the Hacking Tools Demonstration of the HTTPS stripping attacks.\nSslstrip2 – SSLStrip version to defeat HSTS.\nsqlmap – Automatic SQL injection and database takeover tool.\nTplmap – Automatic server-side template injection and Web server takeover Hacking Tools.\nVHostScan – A virtual host scanner that performs reverse lookups, can be used with pivot tools, detect catch-all scenarios, aliases and dynamic default pages.\nWeevely3 – Weaponized web shell.\nWebscreenshot – A simple script to take screenshots of list of websites.\nWhatWeb – Website fingerprinter.\nWappalyzer – Wappalyzer uncovers the technologies used on websites.\nwafw00f – Identifies and fingerprints Web Application Firewall (WAF) products.\nWordPress Exploit Framework – Ruby framework for developing and using modules which aid in the penetration testing of WordPress powered websites and systems.\nWPSploit – Exploit WordPress-powered websites with Metasploit.\nWeb Scanners # Arachni – Scriptable framework for evaluating the security of web applications.\nCms-explorer – Reveal the specific modules, plugins, components and themes that various websites powered by content management systems are running.\nNikto – Noisy but fast black box web server and web application vulnerability scanner.\nSecApps – In-browser web application security testing suite.\nWebReaver – Commercial, graphical web application vulnerability scanner designed for macOS.\nw3af – Hacking Tools for Web application attack and audit framework.\nWPScan – Hacking Tools of Black box WordPress vulnerability scanner.\nWapiti – Black box web application vulnerability scanner with built-in fuzzer.\nJoomscan – One of the best Hacking Tools for Joomla vulnerability scanner.\nACSTIS – Automated client-side template injection (sandbox escape/bypass) detection for AngularJS.\nWindows Utilities # Bloodhound – Graphical Active Directory trust relationship explorer.\nDeathStar – Python script that uses Empire’s RESTful API to automate gaining Domain Admin rights in Active Directory environments.\nEmpire – Pure PowerShell post-exploitation agent.\nFibratus – Tool for exploration and tracing of the Windows kernel.\nMagic Unicorn – Shellcode generator for numerous attack vectors, including Microsoft Office macros, PowerShell, HTML applications (HTA), or certutil (using fake certificates).\nMimikatz – Credentials extraction tool for Windows operating system.\nPowerSploit – PowerShell Post-Exploitation Framework.\nredsnarf – Post-exploitation tool for retrieving password hashes and credentials from Windows workstations, servers, and domain controllers.\nResponder – LLMNR, NBT-NS and MDNS poisoner.\nSysinternals Suite – The Sysinternals Troubleshooting Utilities.\nwePWNise – Generates architecture independent VBA code to be used in Office documents or templates and automates bypassing application control and exploit mitigation software.\nWindows Credentials Editor – Inspect logon sessions and add, change, list, and delete associated credentials, including Kerberos tickets.\nWindows Exploit Suggester – Detects potential missing patches on the target.\nWireless Network Hacking # Aircrack-ng – Set of Penetration testing \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list for auditing wireless networks.\nFluxion – Suite of automated social engineering based WPA attacks.\nKismet – Wireless network detector, sniffer, and IDS.\nReaver – Brute force attack against WiFi Protected Setup.\nWifite – Automated wireless attack tool.\n"},{"id":9,"href":"/health/","title":"Health","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Our food should be our medicine and our medicine should be our food.\u0026rdquo; - Hippocrates\nThe modern world is poisoning us. Big Ag, Big Pharma, social media, environmental pollution, EMFs are everywhere. Corporations and every level of our governments are complicit, and this trend doesnt seem to be slowing down. We need to take our health back into our own hands. By embracing traditional wisdom, and alternatives to mainstream health we can reclaim much of the health that modern society has been slowly destroying.\nReject modernity. Embrace Tradition.\nBioHacking Tools # AgelessBody - List of Biohacking tools and strategies\nAnyLuv Metal Glasses - Anyluv sells blue light blocking daytime and nighttime glasses with metal frames, so that you can minimize your light exposure without putting plastic on your face like most other blue light blocking glasses.\nBioHackerLabs Tools - Several different tools and resources. Net Carb Calc, Glucose Ketone Calc, Blood Sugar converter, Blue light testing.\nBluBlox - Cheaper Blue light blocking sunglasses\nBonCharge - Numerous products for sale. Include Blu light blocking, EMF Blocking, red light therapy etc. Products are bit pricey.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nEmr-Tek - Wide range of products. Inlcuding non plastic blue and yellow light blocking glasses. Iphone radiation blocking cases. Red light devices and more.\nOpal - App that blocks other apps. Social media can be addicting and can impact your productivity, but sometimes deleting it isn\u0026rsquo;t an option. Stop yourself from wasting time on social media during designated time frames with the Opal app.\nChips - Seed Oil Free # Seed oils are everywhere. New evidence shows that they are wildly toxic and heavily correlate with the increase in major chronic disease over the last 100 years. But Chips are also delicious so here\u0026rsquo;s a few options for seed oil free chips. Anti-Seed Oil Data\nBeefys Own - Beef tallow potato chips.\nMasa Chips - Organic nixtalized corn chips cooked in grassfed beef tallow. From the creators of the Shireapp. Accepts Bitcoin. Currently they are a bit pricey.\nRosies Chips - Beef tallow potato chips.\nSiete Foods - Family owned Mexican company that produces a wide range of seed oil free chips and other products. Primarily cooked in Avocado oil.\nClothing # Non Plastic, EMF Resistant and Grounded\nAll of these ideas may seem controversial to you. Here are some great resources to learn more about them. Grounding/Earthing , Microplastics , Guide on avoiding all plastics and toxic chemicals\nAJConsultingCompany - Non Plastic Alternatives\nBuffaloWoolCo - 100% buffalo/bison wool clothing.\nCottonique - GOTS Certified 100% Organic cotton products.\nEarth Runners - Earth Runners was created to rewild our lives in response to the typical modern domesticated lifestyle, which is causing numerous health, psychological and social issues. Grounded minimalist sandals.\nFindwool.com - Find 100% pure wool in your area.\nGrounded Shoes - Shoes that are discharged electricity from body via grounded shoes. Most(but not all) shoes are 100% leather and plastic free.\nHarvest and Mill - 100% organic cotton sheets, towels \u0026amp; more. 100% Sourced \u0026amp; Made in the USA.\nHemp Organic Life - Organic hemp products for all sorts of less common items such as: mattress covers, cushions, sleeping bags, soaps, socks, and even home and car seat covers.\nNatural Home - Natural home sells a wide mix of organic wool, cotton, linen, hemp furniture and much more.\nOddobody - 100% organic cotton underwear for woman.\nPeluva Shoes - Founded by liberty leaning nutrition expert Mark Sisson. Peluva aims to create shoes that allow you to move well in a more natural state.\nRawganique - Organic cotton, linen and Hemp clothing and accessories.\nRhizal Shoes - Grounded 100% leather shoes.\nThe Filtery - Aggregator for non plastic clothes and other household items.\nWoolshire - GOTS Certified 100% Organic locally sourced Cotton products. Organic sourcing is often not verified when it comes from other countries. At Woolshire it is verified.\nWyoming Based - American Wool company. Sells Beanies and Sweaters. Accepts Bitcoin. Manufactured in America. Anti-woke.\nCosmetics # Animal based and Non-Toxic\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Deodorant, Toothpaste, soap, etc\nCaptain Fishers - Balms and Hair serum using Tallow and other natural ingredients.\nClara And Fritz - Whipped tallow based sunscreen and other products\nDakota Tallow - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nFarrow.Life - Pork Lard based. Farrow is made in real time and in small batches to ensure super freshness and the highest quality.\nJKLM Farm - Small Batch Animal Fat Soap \u0026amp; Skincare Products. Includes bone marrow soap,bacon fat soap, hair paste and more.\nMeraki Blu - Meraki Blu and Tallow based supplements. Meraki Blu has been shown to help Energy, Focus, Short-Term and Long-Term Memory, Uplift Mood, Calm Anxiety, and be Anti-Aging focused.\nNoseToTail-BodyCare - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nVintage Tradition - Tallow Lip balms.\nWhite Oaks Home goods - White oaks also provides tallow and lard based cosmetics, candles etc.\nDental Health # Dental health has been an epidemic of malocclusion largely related the to quality of our food for thousands of years. This has led to mass issues with dental decay and improper facial development which leads to nasal breathing, which in turns leads to wisdom teeth problems and many other following health issues.Check out these resources to learn more: Weston A Price\u0026rsquo;s world wide study , Jaw Development , Breathing , General Dental Health\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Toothpaste and other products. Completely natural with no Fluoride.\nVanMan Shop - Toothpase made from eggshell and betonite clay. Shipped in glass containers. Offers other products as well.\nBite - Plastic free Vegan friendly toothpaste and other teeth related products, including bamboo tooth brushes and plastic free floss, all sold in non plastic containers.\nGreenzla - Bamboo plastic free tooth brushes.\nPlastic Free Dental Floss - Made from wheat instead of plastic for your flossing needs.\nMastique Chewing Gum - Often referred to as mastic gum, Mastique offers sugar free, seed oil and trans fat free Mastic gum for chewing to help build jaw strength and avoid jaw/wisdom teeth problems. Also comes with xylitol, coconut and natural mastic for extra teeth care. Doesn\u0026rsquo;t taste like regular gum, but ultimately its not bad tasting either.\nGreco Gum - Single ingredient mastic gum for increasing jaw strength. Made from resinous sap that seeps from the bark of the mastic tree (Pistacia lentiscus) and becomes crystallized.\nApolloGum - Single ingredient mastic gum with only a single ingredient. Offers a 21% discount if purchased in bitcoin.\nBiolight - A redlight device specifically for your mouth and teeth. Red light has shown tremendous health benefits across a wide spectrum. The Biolight can help to restore your oral microbiome. Company also provides many other redlight products.\nMewing App - An app from the creator of Mewing, that helps you do different mewing exercises designed to help strengthen your jaw with proper tongue posture, and help your face, jaw and teeth develop properly.\nEnvironmental Toxin Monitoring # Because Health - A nonprofit environmental health site that offers science-based tips and guides for buying safer cookware and dishes, uncontaminated foods, and nontoxic personal-care products—to help people live more healthfully.\nBreast Cancer Prevention Partners - An organization that provides information for reducing toxic exposures—in food packaging, cosmetics, and other everyday products—to protect people’s breast health and reproductive health.\nCHEM Trust - A website that offers terrific fact sheets about hazardous chemicals and their impacts on health, as well as news about chemical legislation in Europe (such as REACH).\nClearya - A browser plug-in and mobile app that help online shoppers make informed choices. Clearya automatically screens ingredient lists for chemicals of concern while shopping online, and assists in discovering safer alternatives. In parallel, the platform mines insights that serve environmental health scientists and advocacy groups.\nEnvironmental Defense Fund - A leading global nonprofit organization that promotes research related to preserving the health of both the environment and its populations, including humans.\nEnvironmental Health News - A publication of Environmental Health Sciences, a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental health issues, including climate change, the plastic pollution crisis, and harmful chemicals such as BPA.\nEnvironmental Working Group - A nonprofit dedicated to protecting human health and the environment. The group offers excellent Shopper’s Guides with scientifically based recommendations on choosing healthy consumer products (from cosmetics to cleaning products) and uncontaminated foods (including produce). The organization also offers a Healthy Living App with ratings of more than 120,000 food and personal-care products, to help consumers make the healthiest choices.\nMade Safe - A program that certifies safe brands of cosmetics, household products, apparel, bedding, and other products, after a rigorous screening and evaluation of ingredients and materials. Check out their new Healthy Pregnancy Guide.\nNational Resources Defense Council - An organization that works to safeguard the earth, including its air, water, people, plants, and animals, from pollution, chemicals, and other toxic effects.\nProgram on Reproductive Health and the Environment - Under the auspices of the University of California, San Francisco, this program offers valuable resources that can help minimize people’s exposure to reproductive toxins in everyday life.\nSafer Chemicals, Healthy Families - A coalition of organizations and businesses working to safeguard families from toxic chemicals in our homes, workplaces, schools, and in the products we use.\nSafer Made - An organization that invests in companies and technologies that eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals in consumer products and supply chains. Its newsletters highlight developments in phasing out certain chemicals and progress on other environmental issues.\nSilent Spring Institute - A scientific research organization dedicated to uncovering the links between environmental chemicals and human health. On the preventive front, the organization developed Detox Me, a free mobile app to help consumers reduce their exposure to toxic chemicals in their everyday surroundings.\nToxic Free Future - An organization that conducts original research on the complex science underlying different aspects of environmental health and advocates for the use of safer products, chemicals, and practices to ensure a healthier future.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFood Discovery Apps # BuyrApp - An app that lets you scan bar codes to give you more info on products you are purchasing. Tells you if the product is owned by small farms or other corporate interests.\nFeed the People By the People - An organization dedicated to empowering farmers and ranchers across the country and cutting out middlemen to enable direct sales to customers. By decentralizing the food supply chain, they aim to put the power of food back in the hands of the people.\nGetRawMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area based off your zip code.\nGround Work Collective - Website that finds high quality farms and high quality soil.\nLabel Ferret - Label Ferret uses nutrition data from a variety of sources but nutrition data and ingredient labels change frequently so accuracy cannot be guaranteed. You can use this app to read ingredients and nutritional facts from a wide range of different products.\nLocal Fats: Website that that helps you find food providers that dont use seed oils. Includes locations all over the world. Locations are crowd sourced, so anyone can submit a new location they find.\nRealMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area.\nSeed Oil Rebellion - Website that provides education around seed oils and buying/food guides.\nSeed Oil Scout - App that helps you find restaurants and fast food providers that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App only works in IOS.\nSeed oil Free Restaurants - Website that lets you look up specific restaurants to see what oils they cook in and dont cook in.\nSeedy App - App that helps you find restaurants, fast food providers and products at grocery stores that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App is under construction. Old demo app only worked in IOS.\nShireapp - App that finds local high quality real foods. Includes multiple categories such as Seed oil free, regenerative, grass fed, organic, raw etc.\nHealth Funding Projects # Decentralized Health Fund - The Decentralized Health Fund looks to fund important but largely unprofitable research in regards to lesser known areas of health. The fund is working to collect and store money in BTC in order to give out grants to fund studies and projects around the dangers of EMF\u0026rsquo;s, the benefit of grounding, sunlight and other natural sources.\nNew Founding - New Founding is looking to raise funds to focus on \u0026ldquo;early-stage ventures where we can add exceptional value by leveraging our significant proprietary deal flow, our best-in-class intelligence of conservative consumer and institutional demand, and our connections within the right-wing ecosystem.\u0026rdquo; ‍\nHealthcare Alternative # Chronic Illness Recovery - An institute that focuses on healing from long term health issues caused by systemic inflammation and other modern causes.\nCrowdhealth - CrowdHealth is not an insurance company, but a platform \u0026amp; community that empowers you with a crowdfunding tool and a wealth of resources to efficiently manage your health care costs.\nCurehunter - Free service that catalogs most medical conditions and potential treatments. CureHunter is a fully integrated scientific search, data retrieval and analysis engine on the web that can read the entire US National Library of Medicine Medline Archive and automatically extract and quantify the evidence for successful clinical outcomes of all known drugs for all known human diseases.\nDPC Network - Find Direct Primary care Doctors near you.\nDpcare - Direct Primary Care (DPC) is an innovative alternative payment model improving access to high functioning healthcare with a simple, flat, affordable membership fee. No fee-for-service payments. No third party billing. The defining element of DPC is an enduring and trusting relationship between a patient and his or her primary care provider.\nDruglike - Druglike is a platform for democratizing the access, costs, and rewards of early-stage drug discovery. Druglike is building a decentralized computing network which provides resources for anyone looking to start or contribute to early-stage drug discovery projects. Unlike competitors, Druglike will be web-based and completely free to use.\nFree Market Medical Association - Free Market Medical Association helps find Market alternatives to healthcare, co-founded by the CEO of Oklahoma Surgery Center.\nOklahoma Surgery Center - Free Market for Surgery with full price transparency.\nRevero.com - Program that aims to evaluate and measure health metrics to get down to the real causes of your health issues, while using a nutritional and holistic approach.\nTrue Med - True Med helps facilitate acceptance of HSA and FSA money for individuals and companies. This can be used by or for any company that promotes better diet, exercise or other alternative forms of health.\nTWC.Health - Alternative healthcare to the mainstream pharma system. Also sells supplements. Co-founded by Dr. Peter McCullough.\nHigh Quality Meat # Organic, Grass Fed, Regenerative and Seed Oil Free Food\nAUPA Bar - The Chad of energy bars. High quality meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit. AUPA gives discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. Save an additional 5% with code word \u0026ldquo;liberty\u0026rdquo;\nEpic Provisions - One of the best and most convenient ways to access high quality meat in convenient packaging.\nForce of Nature - Another fantastic option for regenerative meat. Including Beef, Bison, Chicken, Elk, Venison, Wild Boar and more. Force of Nature is also unique in selling \u0026ldquo;Ancestral Blends\u0026rdquo; ground meat mixed with small amounts of organ meats for delicious ways to eat highly nutritious organ meats.\nJoyce-Farms - Another great regenerative source of meat. Provides a wide range of poultry, sausages and jerkies.\nMauinui Venison - Regenerative/sustainable raised deer. Axis deer are an invasive species in Maui and need to be kept in check to preserve the water and local plants/farms as there are no natural predators for the deer on Maui. Slightly pricey.\nMeatrition - A massive database in defense of all things Meat.\nNose to Tail - Regenerative and pastured raise meat, specifically focused on producing the best low PUFA raised mono-gastric animals like Chicken and Pork. Also sells Lamb.\nWhite Oak Pastures - One of the most respected regenerative farms around, practicing their idea of \u0026ldquo;radically traditionally farming\u0026rdquo;. White oaks sells several different kinds of meat, including, Duck, Goose, Guinea, Rabbit, Goat etc. White Oak has really pioneered the regenerative model and proofed its effective with a peer reviewed study\nWild Idea Buffalo - Another great option. Focuses primarily on buffalo but has several other great offers. Bison are only slaughtered in the field, never in a slaughterhouse.\nMedical Drugs Resellers # Buy medical drugs from third parties that may be in limited supply.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinal. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nContraband Cures - A list of alternative style medicines for several different conditions.\nContingency Medical - Emergency Antibiotic Kits, for Home or on the Go. Stay protected against Nausea, Vomiting, Strep Throat, UTIs, Diarrhea, Ear Infections, Sinusitis and more.\nDuration Health - The portable emergency room — Peace of mind for off-grid living and travel. Their doctors prescribe you life-saving medications before you need them. They ship them to you before your next adventure. Treat urgent medical issues anywhere — without finding a doctor or pharmacy.\nJase Medical - Emergency meds and Prescription drugs.\nMountain Rose Herbs - One of the best sources of organic herbs and alternative medicines.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nPurely Prepared Patriot - American company that sells Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and Fenbendazole.\nOSINT- Health and the Environment # Antennasearch.com - Track 5g Towers in your area.\nClimateViewerMaps - Track Real Time data of climate weather across the world including rainfall and UN Tracking of weather Modification projects.\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nSupplement Testing and Rankings # Consumerlab - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nLabdoor - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nVaccine and Medical Info # Just the Inserts - Just the Inserts is a collection of all vaccine and other medication related info from the official source. While much of this information is public, it is often obfuscated and difficult to find. Just the Inserts bring all of the safety related data to one convient place for you to check on what the actual side affects of vaccines and other medications are. "},{"id":10,"href":"/job-boards/","title":"Job Boards","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.\u0026rdquo; - Confucius\nWhy work for a company you hate? If you believe in liberty many of these companies hate you. Stop wasting your talents and your energy on them, and find something that advances your values.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale. Jobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin. Latium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase. Publish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens. Liberty and Crypto Related Job Boards # AnonFriendly - Don\u0026rsquo;t doxx yourself for work. Job boards for Anonymous workers. Bankless.Pallet - The best jobs in crypto and DeFi, curated by Bankless, for the Bankless Nation. New technical and non-technical job posts every week. BitcoinerJobs - Bitcoiner Jobs is the leading career site helping to build the emerging Bitcoin industry and the careers of Bitcoiners within it. Publicsq - Non-woke and conservative leaning job board. Talent Market - Talent Market’s mission is to promote liberty by providing talent for critical roles within the free-market nonprofit sector. Provide Free consulting for liberty focused non profits. No-Jab Job Boards # Based.Pro - Formerly \u0026ldquo;NoVaxMandate.org\u0026rdquo; Based.Pro has pivoted from its vax focus to help you connect with professionals, companies and institutions who share your values. Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types. Redballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or covid nonsense. Unjected - Dating board for people who have not had any of the Covid-19 Vaccines. Vaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status. "},{"id":11,"href":"/metrics/","title":"Metrics","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Freedom and Anti Freedom Metrics # “Just as Soviet managers responded by producing shoddy goods that met the numerical targets set by their overlords, so do schools, police forces, and businesses find ways of fulfilling quotas with shoddy goods of their own.” ― Jerry Z. Muller\nIn order to better understand the broader picture, data collection becomes essential. Data collection can be used to paint whatever narrative its collectors want. We must be aware of the actual data in order to interrupt the truth as it is, and not what politics wants it to be. Here are a list of metrics tracking different statistics directly related to rising tyranny in our world.\nAtlantic Council CBDCTracker - Tracks Country progress of (CBDC)Central Bank Digital Currency Implementation and testing\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nCDBC Tracker - A project by the Human Rights Foundation to track CDBC development worldwide.\nCriticalrace.org Track CRT and other forms of Wokeness in schools. Tracks Colleges and K-12. Tracks many of the specific actions taken at every school.\nDefendingEd - Tracking DEI/Wokism in Schools.\nDigital Sovereignty Index - The DSI is a simple metric to illustrate how much locally hosted applications are used across the measured countries. It represents the relative amount of deployments of self-hosted productivity \u0026amp; collaboration tools per 100K citizens, compared to other countries.\nFreedomHouse.org - Freedom Metric across the world, does not Track Covid.\nFreedominthe50states.org - Tracks the most Free US states in regards to a wide set of metrics, does not track covid freedoms. Provided by the Cato institute.\nFungibility-Graveyard - List of People who have been exposed and prosecuted for or while using Bitcoin due to lack of privacy\nHeritage World Freedom Index - Economic Freedom across the world\nICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nRootshq - Website that tracks different liberty groups and associations across America\nShadowstats - Tracks true levels of economics in America, Money supply, Inflation, GDP etc…\nUSDebtclock - Real time National Debt Counter.\nWashingtonPost Police Shooting DB - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states.\nWokeWagon - Tracks woke political appointees in government\nWorld Press Freedoms - Ranking of all countries in the world by freest to least free press.\n"},{"id":12,"href":"/money/","title":"Money","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" If you don’t believe it or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try and convince you. I am sorry. - Satoshi Nakamoto\nCrypto Currency, The greatest tool we have.\nFinancial privacy is largely being wiped away across the world, while governments simultaneously destroy the value of our currencies through inflation and sanctions. With the invention of Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto gave us what is probably the single greatest tool for freedom in the history of the world. With decentralized crypto currency we have the ability to fix our money and fix the world. While some people believe that all non bitcoin crypto currencies are a scam we do not agree. We believe in competition for all freedom tech. Bitcoin isn\u0026rsquo;t perfect and shouldn\u0026rsquo;t be treated as a religion. The best counterpoint to bitcoins imperfection is its inherent lack of privacy and its current difficulty with scaling. Monero provides the best and simplest use case for privacy and is a great alternative to bitcoin. Likewise we believe that other crypto projects may have real utility in pursuing freedom. That being said the crypto industry is absolutely saturated with scams and grifters. As always do your own research and invest carefully. Hold your own keys and continue your journey to being financially sovereign.\nAcquire Crypto # Atomic Swaps # Atomic Swaps are the future of Crypto Currency trading. Completely custody-less, heavily private, and generally uncensorable. Still very much in development. Learn more here.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nBasic Swap Dex - Atomic Swap DEX. No added fees. Installed locally. Currently in BETA.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nLiquiality - Atomic Swaps across multiple coins.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nUnstoppapleSwaps - Atomic Swap from BTC to Monero.\nDecentralized Exchanges # Decentralization is a spectrum. Many decentralized exchanges aren\u0026rsquo;t nearly as decentralized as they claim to be, but usually they are far more distributed than any centralized exchanges.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nFiat On Ramps (P2P) # Bisq - Buy and sell bitcoin for fiat (or other cryptocurrencies) privately and securely using Bisq\u0026rsquo;s peer-to-peer network and open-source desktop software. Bisq allows you to purchase your bitcoin using P2P Zelle transactions. No registration required.\nHodl Hodl - Anonymous P2P deals on your terms. Trade globally. Using any payment system. For any fiat currency. Bitcoin only. No registration required.\nLocal Monero - Local Monero makes it easy for you to connect with real people in the real world to buy and sell Monero with no KYC. Announced in May 2024 that they would be shutting down. No reason given, but this is likely due to regulatory pressure against other platforms like Samurai and Tornado cash.\nPeach Bitcoin - Peach allows users to purchase BTC in many different national currencies all P2P without KYC. Not currently available in the US.\nRetoSwap - Like Bisq but for Monero. Installed locally, it uses Monero and Tor for high level privacy.\nXMRGlobal - A monero focused p2p exchange for purchasing cryptocurrency via Zelle, ACH cash etc.\nNon-Custodial exchanges # Most exchanges are custodial, meaning you are required to leave crypto on their platform if you want to trade, or you purchase and they will hold on to it initially. Non-custodial exchanges will send your trades and purchases directly to wallets of your choosing.\nChangenow - Reliable non KYC exchange.\nChangelly - Not recommended at this time. Changelly does not require KYC for smaller transactions but they will sometimes implement KYC mid trade, forcing to KYC or lose your funds.\nCryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nEvonax - Established in 2016,Evonax operates as a non-custodial instant cryptocurrency exchange, ensuring that users’ funds are never held within the platform. Serving as an intermediary between cryptocurrencies and users, Evonax provides access to a diverse range of digital assets including Monero (XMR).\nFixedFloat - Good rates for crypto exchanges, does not currently allow US customer IP addresses. Does not require KYC.\nGodex.io - This exchange is a dependable tool for immediate conversions. It supports the conversion of over 300 cryptocurrencies into Monero, without any KYC requirements and it works in both directions, offering great flexibility.\nHoudini Swap - Privacy focused non custodial exchange.\nKYC vs No KYC list - A list of P2P Trading Platforms (i.e. P2P exchanges) for trading Bitcoin. Common payment methods include bank transfer, cash deposited in the seller\u0026rsquo;s bank account, in-person cash (face-to-face) trades as well as payment networks such as Zelle, Alipay, even Cash App and PayPal, for example. Some of these payment methods are more private than others. Typically, face-to-face, cash-by-mail, and US Postal Money Orders are among the most private methods available.\nKYCNotMe - Website that Tracks exchanges that don\u0026rsquo;t use KYC.\nMexc - Crypto trades without KYC. Currently blocked for US based IP addresses.\nNO KYC Only - Education on avoiding KYC and why its problematic.\nOrangeFren - Check many KYC-free services and find the one with the best offer for a wide variety of coins.\nSimpleSwap - Exchange multiple tokens without giving up custody. Requires an account. Offers cash back in their own token.\nSideShift - Shift between different layer 2 tokens. Includes tokens on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Polygoin.\nStealthEx - StealthEX is a non-custodial cryptocurrency exchange service that accepts Monero (XMR). The platform does not require users to create an account or share personal information. Additionally, funds are not stored on StealthEX; exchanges are conducted directly between wallets. At StealthEX, there are no upper limits for your exchanges — you can exchange any amount you desire. When it comes to minimum amounts, you only need to ensure you have enough to cover the network fees.\nSwapSwop - SwapSwop is an instant anonymous crypto exchange with a high level of security from SSL certificates on internal services to a multi-stage exchange procedure, which guarantees the safety of your assets and quick exchange for the desired cryptocurrency.\nTrocador - Privacy focused front end to push your transactions through non KYC exchanges.\nBusiness Directories # AirBTC - AirBNB for Bitcoiners.\nAgoristAcers - Purchase Seeds with Monero.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nAutoCoinCar - Purchase Luxury cars with Crypto - (UK Only).\nBeef Initiative - Purchase Regenerative/Grass fed beef with Crypto.\nBitcoin-P2P Marketplace - BTC sales.\nBitcoin-RealEstate - Purchase Real estate with crypto.\nBitcoin-only - The Ultimate guide to all things Bitcoin.\nBitcoin-only.com - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nBitejo - Massive List of companies that accept Monero and Bitcoin - Is now XMRBazzar.\nCarCoinMarket - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCompTIA Vouchers - CompTIA certs for Btc.\nCryptoCars - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCryptwerk - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nDirectory.BTCPayserver - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nGrowingSpaces - Buy Greenhouses with BTC.\nMonerica - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nMoneromarket - XMR trading platform with escrow. Start selling and buying today.\nOatManFarms - Purchase Oats for BTC.\nShopinBit - Purchase all sorts of items in BTC, only ships to UK currently.\nXMR Bazzar - A p2p shopping center for buying and selling services and goods in Monero. Built by Douglas Tumen, founder and host of the Monero Talk podcast.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale.\nJobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin.\nLatium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase.\nMonero.jobs - XMR is the ultimate weapon if you are seeking a technological solution to secure your wealth, your financial privacy and hence your overall freedom. However, the best way to increase your freedom is to get paid directly in XMR.\nPublish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens.\nDAO and DEFI Tools # ApeBoard - Cross chain crypto monitoring Dashboard.\nCoin - Crypto portfolio account and crypto news aggregator.\nCow.fi - CoW Protocol finds the lowest price for your trade across all exchanges and aggregators, such as Uniswap and 1inch – and protects you from MEV, unlike the others.\nDAOStack - Project that helps you streamline the creation of your own DAO.\nDefiSafety - DEFI Security ratings.\nDefillama - The ultimate tracker for all things DEFI. Track Yield, transparency, NFTs, Stables, Hacks etc.\nDapps.com - Dapp rankings via marketcap.\nDextools - Cross Chain Defi and Cefi Dashboard.\nGhostfol - Multichain Dashboard, includes traditional stocks and ETF’s as well.\nHedgehog - Centralized Exchange Dashboard Management.\nRailgun - RAILGUN is a smart contract system that enables Zero-Knowledge Privacy for any on-chain dApp.\nRotki - An open source portfolio tracker, accounting and analytics tool that protects your privacy. Can be self hosted.\nTornado Cash - DO NOT USE IF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. Tornado cash is an Ethereum based coinjoin mixer that can be used to gain privacy on Ethereum. In August 2022 Tornado Cash was blacked listed by the US government and added to the OFAC list. While the front end website is no longer running you can still interact with the smart contract(this is by design). If you are a US citizen you risk criminal penalties for doing so. Alex Pertsev, was sentenced to five years in prison for his work on development of Tornado cash. It\u0026rsquo;s important to note that despite the shutdown by the US government, the Tornado Cash smart contract is still up and running, and is more less unstoppable as long as the Ethereum network continues to run. If you would like to support the legal defence fund you can so by checking out Justice DAO.\nDecentralized Nodes # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Avalanche and more.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nHandshake - Decentralized DNS. Handshake is an experiment on collaborating to create a decentralized network which results in a global allocation of names. Think of the handles or usernames you use on services such as social networks, and domain names identifying the URL for websites. Nearly all of these services were provided by trusted third parties which prevent the web from truly being decentralized. Handshake provides a means, including key management and server/service authentication, for decentralized web services to experiment.\nMonero Nodo - A full, unpruned, and dedicated hardware node comes equipped with Tor and I2P support, ensuring maximum privacy and security for your transactions. Manage your wallets effortlessly through the LWS Admin panel and enjoy the convenience of our built-in block explorer. The 5.5″ touchscreen allows you to control your node directly from the device, or you can access it from the web for added flexibility and full block explorer functionality. Mine Monero using P2Pool. Contribute to your privacy by running your own personal node while contributing to the Monero network.\nMyNodeBTC - Run Bitcoin nodes and lots of other Bitcoin applications, includes wallets, BTCPay Server, Lightning tools and Whirlpool and other privacy tools.\nPibode-XMR - Small Raspberry pi focused distro for Monero mining.\nPktCash - PKT is an ecosystem of apps that decentralize access to the internet. The mission is to get the next billion people online.\nThreefold - Decentralized Autonomous Internet Infrastructure. ThreeFold is a globally-distributed grid of storage, compute, and network capacity, acting as “no middleman” Internet resources between independent capacity providers and users.\nEducation and certifications # C4/Crypto Consortium - Offers certifications for BTC, Eth and crypto best practices.\nBlockchain-Council.org - Blockchain Council embraces Blockchain, AI, and Web3 with a range of certifications and training.\nChainalysis Certifications - The Chainalysis Cryptocurrency Fundamentals Certification (CCFC) credential is designed for those new to cryptocurrency. Whether you’re starting out on a career focused on crypto, or are coming across bitcoin as you run investigations, onboard new businesses or formulate cryptocurrency compliance policies, this is the place to begin.\nFund Raising # Giveth - Giveth is building a new way forward with its zero-fee, community-driven donation platform - leveraging the power of blockchain technology to connect on-the-ground projects with regenerative funding opportunities.\nGeyser.fund - Geyser is a bitcoin-native crowdfunding platform where you can fund project ideas with the support from global communities.\nHeo.Finance - Decentralized crowdfunding without borders. Help Each Other (HEO) is the first decentralized stablecoin-based crowdfunding platform that removes geographical and political limitations from fundraising. HEO platform is already live on Binance Smart Chain, Celo, Aurora, and Ethereum mainnets.\nKuno Media - Monero based crowd funding.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow institute works to help fund privacy and anti surveillance tech.\nOpen Sats - Open Sats Initiative, Inc. (EIN 85-2722249) is a 501(c)(3) public charity which aims to fund Bitcoin-related free and open-source projects and associated education and research initiatives. Open Sats focuses on no strings attached Bitcoin(only) and freedom tech donations.\nStacks.org - The mission of the Stacks project is to enable a better internet through decentralized apps. To do it, they’re expanding the Bitcoin economy and enabling more functionality as a Bitcoin layer.\nTen31 - Ten31 is the leading bitcoin-focused investor and partner of choice to companies building technology and infrastructure for the bitcoin ecosystem, as well as complementary freedom-oriented technologies including open source software, AI and nostr.\nMerchant Services # Align Pay - AlignPay never picks sides on any issue and is proud to facilitate a welcoming place where people, organizations, campaigns, and merchants can interact in a healthy, open, and legal way.\nParallel Economy - Censorship-Resistant payment processing backed by Conservative Commentator Dan Bongino.\nRevere Payments - A Christian merchant services provider that offers a wide range of solutions for businesses in a variety of industries, including e-commerce, retail, restaurant, firearms, religious, political, CBD, and non-profit. We’re using the same innovative technology as our parent company, Metrics Global, to bring seamless, secure online payments to any industry.\nSecond Amendment Processing - 2nd Amendment processing helps you protect yourself and your business from being censored for your political views or other forms of wrong think.\nOsint for Crypto # AMLBot - Founded in 2019, AMLBot Online assessment of crypto addresses and transactions, founded in 2019 by a team of RegTech specialists in accordance with FATF international recommendations. Offers both free and non-free services.\nClarks Dashboard - A comprehensive list of all BTC Data. Includes Block times, price data, Side chain data, mining etc.\nDeveloperReports - Tracks the current amount of developers on Crypto projects.\nMonero Garden - A complete introduction and walkthrough on all the technical specifics of Monero.\nMonero Inflation - Tracks potential inflation or flaws in the Monero Protocol. Due to Monero\u0026rsquo;s privacy proper auditing can be difficult.\nMonero Observer - News aggregator for all things monero.\nMoneroj.net - Tracks the Monero mining hash rate across all miners.\nMonero.Eco - Graphical interface for the entire Monero Ecosystem.\nMiningPoolStats - Track all data across mining pools for all sorts of crypto projects. Organized primarily by what type of hash algorithm each blockchain uses.\nMonerowatch - A monero blockchain explorer. While Monero doesnt have a tradational blockchain explorer we can track block times and size. Along with hash rate and other useful metrics.\nOXT.me - OXT is a tool designed for Exploratory Blockchain Analysis of the bitcoin ledger. OXT is the \u0026lsquo;Other exploration Tool\u0026rsquo; and it should become the \u0026lsquo;Open eXploration Tool\u0026rsquo; in the future.\nStable Pulse - Get a clear, accurate, minimally filtered view of the stablecoin ecosystem.\nThe Monero Moon - The ultimate newsletter for all things Monero.\nTheGraph.com - Crypto Database API Tools.\nTimechainstats.com - BTC Chain API data.\nTrack Bitcoin Nodes - Tracks total Bitcoin nodes.\nTrack Bitcoin Treasuries - Tracks the public Bitcoin Wallets of major corporations and governments.\nTrack Ethereum Nodes - Tracks total Ethereum nodes.\nDefi Lama StablecoinData - Stable coin data across chains.\nPrivacy Software # Bokuto Monero Node - Open source fork of Ronin Dojo’s Bakuto project that allows for a full node Monero wallet.\nBorder Wallets - Border Wallets is a website that helps you strategize on how best to memorize your wallet seed phrase. This can be useful if you need to cross a border, or have a particularly high threat model.\nGupax - Gupax is a GUI for mining Monero on P2Pool using XMRig.\nJam - Jam is a graphical user interface for JoinMarket, and while obviously related, is a separate project developed by a separate set of people.\nJoinMarket-Org - JoinMarket is software to create a special kind of bitcoin transaction called a CoinJoin transaction. Its aim is to improve the confidentiality and privacy of bitcoin transactions. With the shutdown of Samurai wallet, and the withdrawal of the not recommended service Wasabi from the US, Join Market is now one of the only privacy tools for Bitcoin.\nPinode - Monero OS for running full Monero Nodes on Pi’s, Rockpros and Odroids.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nSilent Payments - Silent Payments make receiving Bitcoin easier than ever while preserving your privacy. Silent Payments allow you to create a single, static address to share with friends, use for donations, or post for tips without sacrificing privacy. When someone wants to send you a payment, they use the unique public key that is a part of your Silent Payment address, combine it with the public keys of the outputs they want to send and generate a unique, one-time address that looks on-chain just like any other Taproot address.\nXMRVSBeast - P2Pool Bonus Hash Rate Raffle for people providing Monero Hash.\nSocial Media # Coinpayments.net - Purchase Social media followers with Monero.\nEchoIn - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here.\nFountain - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nMinds - Minds is an open-source social networking service that promotes free speech, privacy, and transparency.\nOshi - Oshi is a powerful marketing and rewards platform built to replace stars, punch cards, and coffee points with something that people really want - Bitcoin.\nOrange Pill App - Bitcoin dating and friend finder.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.ps://www.minds.com/) - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nSpeculative Projects # DarkFi - DarkFi is a new Layer 1 blockchain, designed with anonymity at the forefront. It offers flexible private primitives that can be wielded to create any kind of application. DarkFi aims to make anonymous engineering highly accessible to developers. Backed by noted Crypto Anarchist Amir Taaki.\nFedimints - While still largely theoretical, Fediments is based off the original 1980\u0026rsquo;s concept of Chaumian Ecash, that would essentially provide federated mints built on top of Bitcoin, with high levels of privacy. Two implementations of this concept are Cashu and Umint. These are still in active development. One potential problem with this is legal pressure due to potential classification of these services as unlicensed money transmitters, much like how Samurai Wallet and potentially custodial lightning services are being targeted.\nFreedom Dollar - Freedom Dollar is a private, censorship-resistant stablecoin protocol built on Zano. Stable coins are a useful but sometimes risky project, as they are supposed to maintain their price point with a fiat asset like the dollar.\nHaveno - Haveno aims to be a crypto on ramp much like Bisq that uses Monero instead of Bitcoin as the base payment option. Haveno will utilize TOR and p2p trades, while never taking custody of your funds.\nPirate Chain - Launched in 2018 with the primary goal of being the most private and secure digital currency, Pirate Chain strives to protect the financial privacy of every user in the world. Pirate Chain achieves this by employing the strongest and most acclaimed privacy protocol in the industry, and couples this with an unassailable strategy implementation. Pirate vs Monero Breakdown\nSerai DEX - Largely created in response to Thorchain\u0026rsquo;s choice to not integrate Monero, the Serai Dex works much like the Thorchain DEX, providing coin trading between different native coins using liquidity pools funded by users for small rewards.\nZano - An ambitious project that offers the privacy of Monero for regular transactions, including all projects built ontop of its network. Additionally offers alias addresses so you can associate a wallet address with a name, much like how DNS works for IP addresses. Offers escrow services and Iconic swaps as an alternative to Atomic Swaps. Also allows for building dApps on chain as well.\nSpending Options # Bill Pay # Bitrefill Credit Card Service - Service to pay off Credit Card for multiple providers. Requires KYC. Currently disabled for Americans, but hopefully will be returning. This service does require KYC, but they do offer other services that do not.\nDoctorSim - Top up or recharge any prepaid phone in over 200 countries instantly and securely with doctorSIM.\nSpritz.Finance - Focuses on bill pay, secured payments, automated payments etc. Uses Web 3. Requires an account. Currently in closed Beta.\nCredit Cards # 2Fiat - A new platform that lets you instantly convert Bitcoin, Monero, USDT or any crypto to fiat and make purchases online or in store.\nAbine - An alternative credit card masking service. Abine has similar features, virtual cards up to 500$ for individual vendors. But Abine also offers other privacy services like phone masking, email masking and more. Abine does not have a free tier unlike privacy.com.\nBitpay - Preloaded Bitpay card that lets you spend your Bitcoin.\nDashDirect - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including DASH. Dash Direct phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with DASH for discounts from hundreds of vendors. No KYC Required.\nDoNotPay - DoNotPay is a consumer rights company that helps you fight corporations and beat bureaucracy. They offer a wide range of services, including bill pay, credit card management, and more.\nEzzocard - Anon cards can be purchased via crypto. Charges a decent markup.\nKlutchCard - Service that provides several management and privacy features for your bank account. Klutch gives you unlimited Virtual cards, a physical card without your name on the front, and the ability to manage your spending transactions in depth all while still earning cash back. Does require KYC information and a good credit score though. Another downside, there is currently no way to pay off your balance other than to link your account via ACH and routing number.\nLaso.Finance - A bit pricey. Virtual Credit card with no KYC card that allows for spends of over 1K anywhere in the world. Currently uses Metamask for stable coins only. Monero support coming soon.\nPayWithMoon - Virtual Cards with no KYC funded by lightning based Bitcoin transactions. You can create as many virtual cards as you want, but cards are limited in amounts of 1000$. These cards do not currently work outside of the United States. Used to provide full pre-paid credit cards only offers gift cards now.\nPrivacy.com - The primary method for Credit Card Privacy. By linking your bank account to your Debit card, you can create virtual privacy focused cards that only work for one vendor at a time. This prevents your Debit card from being used in the event of a vendor data breach. Virtual cards are easily deletable. Downsides are that you start with 500$ per card limits for virtual cards. And there is the privacy concern of sharing your bank data with a third party. Please use our affiliate link when signing up. To get an extra $5 dollars on sign up.\nUquid - Virtual card for crypto, only works through Binance or wallet connect compatible wallets, for a wide range of gift card services.\nX1 - Similar to Klutch. Control subscriptions and keep your details private with disposable card numbers.donotpay.com/learn/virtual-credit-card-generator/) - Free Virtual Credit Card Generator for signing up for trial services. Do not Pay also works to create an AI focused response to many asymmetrical problems of society like fighting back against parking tickets or social media de-platforming with automated and proven methods of remediating these issues.\nGift Cards # Egifter - Buy and send premium gift cards for a wide range of services. Offers points per purchases. Gyft - Gift cards for over 200 vendors. Coinsbee - Does Phone Top ups. Bitrefill - Gifts cards and other services. Coincards - giftcards available in multiple countries, Coincards has everything you could possibly need to live your life with crypto! Offers Phone Top ups and accepts Monero. Stealths - Monero first Gift card sales. No KYC Required. Wallets # Bitcoin Wallets # Ashigaru - A new fork of Samurai Wallet that runs its the sane coinjoin services. This is run by completely anonymous devs with increased OPSEC after Samourai wallet was taken down. You can donate to the Samourai defense team here You can also find a list of Public Dojo Clones to use with whirlpool at Dojobay You can see the amount of BTC in Ashigaru Whirlpool here: WhirlPoolStats Warning the legal status of using whirlpool may vary based off your jurisdiction. DYOR before using.\nCasa - Self custody wallet with built in Multi-sig for security and inheritance built in so that your assets aren\u0026rsquo;t lost in the event of death. Only takes Bitcoin and Ethereum.\nElectrum Wallet - Founded in 2011 Electrum is one of the oldest, simplest and most trusted Bitcoin Only wallets in the game. With a simple interface that has been forked by many other blockchain projects Electrum has everything you need to store and use your bitcoin easily and securely.\nSparrow Wallet - Sparrow is a Bitcoin wallet for those who value financial self sovereignty. Sparrow’s emphasis is on security, privacy and usability. Sparrow does not hide information from you - on the contrary it attempts to provide as much detail as possible about your transactions and UTXOs, but in a way that is manageable and usable. Completely Open Source. Desktop only wallet. Following the arrest of the Samurai Wallet Devs, the Whirlpool privacy features were removed from the wallet.\nHardware Wallets # Cold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nFoundationDevices - Foundation builds the Passport hardware wallet which is an airgapped wallet hardware device. Passport has no direct connection with the outside world – no USB data and no wireless communications. Instead, Passport uses a camera and QR codes for communication. This provides hardcore, airgapped security without sacrificing usability.\nLedger - NOT RECOMMENDED. While Ledger has a long history in the space of supporting multiple coins. Ledger is close sourced. Ledger has recently come under for fire for creating a backup policy that lets you back up your keys to Ledgers cloud providers, which means that your private keys could be susceptible to third party pressures on the key holders. Also Ledger was caught sending customer data to several different third parties.\nMonero Signer - Monero Signer is a hardware signing device equipped with a camera that allows you to sign transactions offline via QR-Code. Monero Signer also allows you to generate seeds, passphrases and addresses. All this while being completely offline. Software updates are done air-gapped using a micro SD card.\nSeedsigner - Open source hardware signing device that uses raspberry pi zero which reduces possibility of interception. Does not store your coins, is only a security focused device for signing/approving transactions. Bitcoin only.\nTrezor - One of the older hardware wallets around. Trezor is Fully open source and is one of the few wallets to also support multiple coins.\nLightning Wallets # Phoenix Wallet - Utilizing the lightning network can still be quite difficult, which Phoenix aims to help solve. At first glance, Phoenix doesn\u0026rsquo;t look different from your typical Bitcoin wallet. The difference is that Phoenix runs natively on Lightning. Phoenix takes care of everything under the hood and you will barely notice anything, except that your payments are faster and cheaper. Mobile only wallet. Monero Wallets # Anonero - Anonero is privacy focused phone wallet that only supports Monero, while incorporating other privacy features like, encrypted backups, airgapped transactions mandatory TOR connections. You can only access this app over TOR.\nFeather Wallet - Feather is a free, open-source Monero wallet for Linux, Tails, macOS and Windows. It is written in C++ with the Qt framework. Monero can be difficult to use in many cases to the highly technical and private nature of the coin, which is why the simplicity of feather wallet is so necessary. Feather Wallet can installed or run as a standalone application, making it easily parable with something like Tails OS for the ultimate privacy combo.\nMonero Subscription Wallet - Wallet that allows you to set subscriptions of regularly recurring payments that you would like to send.\nMyMonero - The simplest way to use the next-generation private digital currency Monero, at the sweet spot between security, convenience, and features. Not a full node wallet. You need to trust another node to run this wallet. These wallets share your private view key with a remote server, which continuously scans the blockchain looking for your transactions. They are faster to use, but your privacy can be lessened if you don\u0026rsquo;t control the remote server.\nRinoWallet - Online Monero multisig wallet. Non-custodial and offers 2FA protection.\nMulti Chain Wallets # CakeWallet - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including Monero. Cakewallet phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with Monero for discounts from hundreds of vendors. Supports Monero. No KYC Required. Mobile and desktop wallet. Open Source.\nExodus Wallet - One of the best wallets for holding multiple coins. With a beautiful interface that shows you long term internal price data, built in protocol level staking, coin swaps between hundreds of coins and many other features. Exodus is one best crypto wallets bar none. While it has ended support for Monero as it was a technical challenge to support it. Exodus is NOT Open source. Desktop and mobile.\nStack Wallet - Non Custodial multi coin wallet. Open Source. Has built in exchange functionality. Comes with \u0026ldquo;Duress mode\u0026rdquo; that lets you prepare a fake wallet in case you are physically threatened. Comes with built auto back ups, in wallet crypto swapping and more. Allows you to easily point at your own full node. Supports monero. Desktop and Mobile.\nWallet Recovery # Bitcoin Recovery CO - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nCryptoRecovers - Helping people regain access to their lost Bitcoin wallets since 2019.\nDatarecovery.com - Specializes in cryptocurrency recovery services, providing expert assistance to individuals and businesses who have lost access to their digital assets.\nDriveSavers - Specializes in recovering lost cryptocurrency and compromised wallets from all types of software and hardware wallets.\nEasyRecovery - Professional Bitcoin wallet recovery services can assist with password recovery, private key extraction, and damaged device repair to restore access to your Bitcoin.\nKeychainX - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nProfessional Crypto Recovery - Crypto recovery service that can help you recover your lost coins today.\nRecoverLostBitcoin - Expert crypto recovery services, including private key reconstruction, wallet and scam recovery.\nRecoverMyCryptoWallet - Can recover lost passphrases, missing seed words and forgotten passwords.\nWallet Recovery Service - Can recover lost crypto from all types of wallets.\n"},{"id":13,"href":"/organizations/","title":"Organizations","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The State is, and always has been, the great single enemy of the human race, its liberty, happiness, and progress.\u0026rdquo; - Murray Rothbard\nLiberty Organization that fight for different facets of all things related to liberty.\nAnti ESG Orgs # StriveFunds - Investment firm to counter ESG narrative from Blackrock and Vanguard. Strive specifically rejects the idea of Stakeholder capitalism. Started by author and presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. Antiwar # Antiwar.com - Since the mid 90\u0026rsquo;s Antiwar.com has been one of not the most important and consistently antiwar voices. With reporting on wars all over the globe for a liberty perspective, antiwar.com covers every aspect of the global wars.\nBitcoin For Peace - Accelerate World Peace Through Bitcoin Adoption. The vision of Bitcoin For Peace is to live in world where ALL life co-thrives in harmony. With the current corrupt fiat system, that vision can never happen. Bitcoin is a peaceful revolution.\nConcerned Veterans for America - CVA and its grassroots army will look to defend VA reforms and expand health care options for veterans, rethink America’s foreign policy to promote long-term prosperity, and encourage action to foster a more secure financial future for our country.\nDefend the Guard - An organization that works to reclaim constitutional authority. Defend the Guard legislation would prohibit a state’s National Guard units from being deployed into active combat without a formal declaration of war by Congress, as provided by the U.S. Constitution.\nFood Not Bombs - Food Not Bombs started in 1980. They work to provide healthy vegetarian food to starving Americans. Leftwing organization.\nStopWar.org - Stop the War was founded in September 2001 in the weeks following 9/11, when George W. Bush announced the “war on terror”. Stop the War has since been dedicated to preventing and ending the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and elsewhere. Comes from a leftwing perspective.\nThe Libertarian Institute - Founded by Scott Horton. LI focuses on many issues with a large focus on antiwar. LI has a lot of cross over with Antiwar.com.\nTheGrayZone - The Grayzone is an independent journalistic initiative that does not receive funding from any government or government-backed group or individual. The Gray Zone primarily reports on antiwar civil rights issues from a left wing perspectives.\nWeAreNotYourSoldiers - Antiwar Non-profit feature former soldiers that publicly talk about their horrible experiences during war.\nAntiWoke Advocacy # ActionPDE - PDE Action is a nonpartisan advocacy group working to reclaim public schools through engagement with school boards \u0026amp; state legislatures.\nDefendingEd - Parents Defending Education is a national grassroots organization working to reclaim our schools from activists imposing harmful agendas.\nExit Group - Group that helps users exit from woke/corporate life and build businesses to create separate revenue streams\nFairForAll - A nonpartisan organization dedicated to advancing civil rights and liberties for all Americans, and promoting a common culture based on fairness, understanding, and humanity. Specifically rejects woke ideas and believes in actual equality for all people.\nHeterodox Academy - Heterodox Academy (HxA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit membership organization of thousands of faculty, staff, and students committed to advancing the principles of open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement to improve higher education and academic research. Focuses heavily on Colleges.\nInstitute for Liberal Values - As a non-partisan and non-sectarian consortium focused on the promotion of individual freedom, rights, and liberty in everyday life, the Institute for Liberal Values provides the skills and support required to build community where there has been division, encourage free expression where there has been censorship, and foster optimism where there is fear.\nNew Discourses - Education on all things critical theory. Eduation and debunking of Marxism, Progressive and all forms of critical theory. IE Critical Race Theory, Queer Theory, etc. Founded by James Lindsey.\nClimate Change Pushback # Copenhagen Consensus - The Copenhagen Consensus Center is a think tank that researches and publishes the smartest solutions to the world\u0026rsquo;s biggest problems. Our studies are conducted by more than 300 economists from internationally renowned institutions, including seven Nobel Laureates, to advise policymakers and philanthropists how to achieve the best results with their limited resources.Founded by climate change debunker and educator Bjorn Lomborg.\nEnvironmental Progress - Environmental Progress (EP) was founded in 2016 with the mission of achieving nature, peace and prosperity for all. We believe everyone has a right to affordable energy, a healthy planet, and urban environments that enable citizens to thrive. Our strategy has been to organize grassroots movements to defend these rights, and to fund research into why they are threatened. Founded by free speech advocate and Journalist Michael Shellenberger.\nHeartland.org - The Heartland Institute is a nonprofit organization that focuses on issues in education, environmental protection, health care, budgets and taxes, and stopping Socialism.\nIndustrial Progress - For the last 40 years, so-called environmentalists have held back industrial progress around the world. That\u0026rsquo;s why Idustrial Progress helps the industry fight for its freedom, with new ideas, arguments, and policies that will improve our economy and our environment. Founded by Fossil Fuels advocate Alex Epstein.\nPerc.org - The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) explores how aligning free market incentives for environmental stewardship produces sustainable outcomes for land, water, and wildlife.\nSavory.Global - Fights against climate change approved opinion by using regenerative farming practices of holistic land management. Provides real alternative solutions to mainstream climate fear mongering.\nDrug Freedom # Drug Policy Alliance - The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the leading organization in the U.S. working to end the drug war. Encryption and censorship # Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) - The largest organization that fights for Internet and Digital Freedom. Based out of the US.The EFF puts out several of the best digital freedom tools, including HTTPS Everywhere, Privacy Badger and Certbot.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFree resources Physical and Digital # Art For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nLeadership Institute - Liberty focused training provided in person and virtual. Training is offered for a wide range of topics, including, activism campaigns, fundraising and more.\nLibertarianism.org - Free ebooks from a Cato/Bluepilled perspective. Still some solid content overall.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - Free liberty starter kits for applicants. Including books small grants and more. Primarily aimed at students.\nTechsoup.org - Free Tech for non-profits.\nLegal Advocacy # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nCoin Center - Based in D.C., Coin Center is the leading non-profit research and advocacy center focused on the public policy issues facing cryptocurrency and decentralized computing technologies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Their mission is to defend the rights of individuals to build and use free and open cryptocurrency networks: the right to write and publish code – to read and to run it. The right to assemble into peer-to-peer networks. And the right to do all this privately.\nDeFi Education Fund - The DeFi Education Fund (DEF) explains decentralized finance (DeFi) to policymakers around the world and advocates for policies welcoming of decentralized financial infrastructure.\nFire - Since its founding more than two decades ago as the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, FIRE has become the nation’s leading defender of fundamental rights on college campuses through our unique mix of programming, including student and faculty outreach, public education campaigns, individual case advocacy, and policy reform efforts. In 2022, FIRE changed its name to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and announced an expansion initiative into off-campus free speech advocacy and legal defense.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nInstitute for Justice - IJ is a nonprofit, public interest law firm. Their mission is to end widespread abuses of government power and secure the constitutional rights that allow all Americans to pursue their dreams.\nJusticeDao- A DAO specifically dedicated to helping the legal defense of the developers of Tornado Cash, an Ethereum based privacy service that was takedown by government action.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nPacific Legal Foundation - Pacific Legal Foundation is a national nonprofit legal organization that defends Americans from government overreach and abuse. PFL specifically focuses on Property Rights, Equality and Opportunity and Separation of Powers. ^1,2^\nPeer-To-Peer Rights Fund - The P2P Rights Fund is a project housed within the Bitcoin Policy Institute, a 501(c)3 think tank. An advisory board including open-source developers, human rights activists, and lawyers oversees the fund’s activities. P2P Focuses on protection of Open-Source Software under the First Amendment.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nStand With Crypto - Stand With Crypto, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, champions for clear, common-sense regulations for the crypto industry. We\u0026rsquo;re mobilizing the 52 million crypto owners in the US - a demographic that is younger (60% Gen-Z and Millennials) and more diverse (41% identify as racial minorities) than the general US population - to unlock crypto\u0026rsquo;s innovation potential and foster greater economic freedom.\nThe Crypto Lawyers - Much like Coin Center Crypto Lawyers provide legal advocacy for Bitcoin freedom. They offer services in regards to Litigation, NFT, DEFI, IP, Compliance, and Forensic Investigations.\nMeetups, Education and Training # Americas Future - America’s Future empowers young people to be active, civil, and curious citizens who build freer communities that lead to fulfillment, dignity, and happiness for all.We’re working toward a time in America where young people collaborate to drive change in their communities – change that equips the individual to build a free and happy life. America’s Future offers rising generations opportunities for networking, mentoring, leadership and community engagement through our national network and extensive array of programming.\nArt For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nFreedom Works - A longstanding political orginization that has traditionally leaned republican. Recently though they\u0026rsquo;ve rebranded to target smaller liberty focused groups in order to help educated and advocate for freedom and change in public policy.\nLeadership Institute - Founded in 1979 by its president, Morton C. Blackwell, LI provides training in campaigns, fundraising, grassroots organizing, youth politics, and communications. The Institute teaches conservatives of all ages how to succeed in politics, government, and the media.The Institute offers more than 50 types of training schools, workshops, and seminars; a free employment placement service; and a national field program that trains conservative students to organize campus groups.\nLiberty on the Rocks - Liberty on the Rocks is a non-profit grass roots libertarian organization designed to educate, connect, and activate liberty enthusiasts around the world. Through local chapters and events, citizens and activists throughout the country can increase the size of their networks, enhance their understanding of economics and the philosophy of freedom, widen their knowledge of local and national educational outlets, and increase their opportunities for involvement. Official Partner of Liberty Tools\nLiberty Seeds - The largest directory of liberty-minded organizations, events, and more.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - SFL is not a top down, chapter based, or membership organization. Instead SFL functions as a network of pro-liberty students from a wide diversity of locations and backgrounds. SFL does sometimes take the more blue pilled approach.\nWe Are Change - We Are Change is a nonpartisan, independent media organization comprised of individuals and groups working to expose corruption worldwide.Founded by Luke Rudkowski, We Are Change is comprised of independent journalists, concerned citizens, activists, and anyone who wants to shape the direction our world is going in. We seek to expose the lies of governments and the corporate elite who constantly trash our humanity. Their goal is to create a community of truth-seekers and peacemakers who share a commitment to nonviolent action.\nYoung Americans for Liberty - Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) is the most active and effective pro-liberty youth organization advancing liberty on campus. Our four-step mission is to identify, educate, train, and mobilize youth activists to make liberty win. YAL maintains many chapters across college campuses all over the US.\nYou are the Power - You Are The Power is a membership-based nonprofit that is founded and run by Spike Cohen. They work with activists and organizations in all 50 states, using localized, single-issue activism to set communities free, restore individual rights, take the power away from government and put it back in the hands of the people.\nPress Freedoms # Committee to Protect Journalists - The Committee to Protect Journalists is an independent, nonprofit organization that promotes press freedom worldwide. They defend the right of journalists to report the news safely and without fear of reprisal.\nInternational Press Institute - Their mission is to defend media freedom and support independent journalism wherever they are threatened. Also tracks press freedoms in regards to Covid restrictions.\nReporters Without Borders - Reporters Without Borders tracks press freedoms across the world.\nPolice Reform and Monitoring # 8 Can\u0026rsquo;t Wait - 8 Cant Wait is a campaign to bring immediate change to police departments by encouraging the adoption of 8 specific policies.\nAdopt a Cop - Adopt A Cop BJJ is a nonprofit, donation based program and registered 501(c)3 that allows active duty patrolling police officers around the country to train at any Adopt A Cop BJJ affiliated academy and will pay 100% of the officer’s membership until they reach the rank of Blue belt. Blue belt is the second ranked belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and on average it takes around 12 to 18 months to obtain. Police officers are much less likely to both get injured and to injure suspects if they are trained in BJJ as evidenced by this Case Study.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nOpen-archive - App for saving and sharing files for whistleblowers and videos of police etc\nThick Red Line - A project of Art of Liberty, TRL is an effort to restore respect for law enforcement by abolishing victimless crime.\nWashingtonPost Police Shootings Database - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states\nThink Tanks # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAyn Rand Institute - ARI offers a variety of educational experiences to promote greater understanding of Ayn Rand’s philosophy and, through the writing and speaking of our experts, advocates her principles of reason, rational self-interest and laissez-faire capitalism. ARI also often takes a more Blue pilled perspective and does not generally follow Anarchist ideas, as it advocates for a one world government, based on the principles of logic and reason.\nArt of Liberty - A small think tank that exposes the Illegitimacy and Criminality of “Government” while Making the Voluntaryist Case for Free Markets, REAL Freedom and Peace.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow Institute works to promote the ideas of privacy in the world.\nThe Cato Institute - Founded in 1977 by Ed Crane, Murray Rothbard and Charles Koch. Cato is one of the oldest and largest libertarian think tanks in America. Cato has published great research and information since its inception. Cato has been criticized at times for often taking very pragmatic criticisms of the state and sometimes making the libertarian defense of state activities. Often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nThe Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) - FEE\u0026rsquo;s popular digital content and in-person programs turn complex ideas into practical tools for living your best life and making the world a better place. Fee covers a wide range of issues across the entire political spectrum, while always exposing government crimes and failures.\nThe Future of Freedom Foundation - The Future of Freedom Foundation is a tax-exempt, non-profit educational foundation whose mission is to present an uncompromising moral, philosophical, and economic case for the free society.\nThe Mises Institute - The premium think tank for all things liberty. Founded in 1982 by Anarcho-capitalism Lew Rockwell, largely to push the ideas of economist Murray Rothbard following his split with the Cato Institute. The Mises institute has been one of the biggest and most consistent voices for all things liberty including: Antiwar, Austrian economics, Sound Money, Police Reform, Secession, Book Publishing and so much more.\nThe Reason Foundation - Reason Foundation advances a free society by developing, applying, and promoting libertarian principles, including individual liberty, free markets, and the rule of law. We use journalism and public policy research to influence the frameworks and actions of policymakers, journalists, and opinion leaders. Reason also publishes Reason Magazine and hosts the SOHO Debate Forum. Much like Cato Reason often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nWhistle Blowing # Aim - Undercover citizen journalism, mostly focused on American schools.\nCryptome - One of the primary inspirations for Wikileaks, Cryptome has been offering a leaking platform to the world since 1996 and still runs today. Founded by John Young.\nEFF Surveillance Self-Defense - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\nGlobal Leaks - Whistleblowing Solutions Impresa Sociale S.r.l. (WBS) is an innovative social enterprise that carries out research and development to support whistleblowers and the fight against corruption. It was founded in 2016 to guarantee the economic sustainability of the GlobaLeaks project, through taking care of the growing number of requests for assistance, maintenance and custom deployment. WBS hosts the development activities and coordinates the community efforts. Global leaks provides its own open source tool for whistleblowers.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nO\u0026rsquo;keefe Media Group - Following the ousting of James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe from Project Veritas, O\u0026rsquo;Keefe Media group was founded to present another opportunity for whistle blowing and citizen journalism. OKM provides training and supplies for Citizen journalists.\nProject Veritas - Founded in 2010 by James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe, Project Veritas picked up much of the leaking slack following Wikileakss decrease in output. Often slandered as a far right group, Project Veritas has leaked many of the biggest stories since its inception. Project Veritas was and is largely known for using undercover cameras to expost stories.\nTruth in Media - Not a whistleblowing organization perse, however TIM is known for doing in depth inclusive stories reputably with strong reliable sources and without sensationalism. TIM focuses on stories that most media ignores. Founded by Journalist Ben Swann.\nWikiLeaks - Founded in 2006 by Julian Assange. Wikileaks was the the primary source for leaking of highly secret corporate and government data. Wikileaks worked to protect its leakers by employing the use of PGP and TOR. While largely inactive since the arrest of its founder Julian Assange in 2019, Wikileaks archives are still an important repository of leaked data.\nWizSafe Journalist Privacy Guide - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\n"},{"id":14,"href":"/osint/","title":"OSINT","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Nothing has such power to broaden the mind as the ability to investigate systematically and truly all that comes under thy observation in life.\u0026rdquo; - Marcus Aurelius\nOpen Source Intelligence tools can be used to find information of all types. This can be useful in furthering your understanding of both offensive and defensive practices by finding information for anything and everything. OSINT is the direct inverse of open source privacy tools. OSINT can be used for nefarious purposes in some cases, but OSINT itself does not directly include the concept of hacking. OSINT only aims to find legally available public information. OSINT has tremendous use in regards to education and finding information about corporations, politicians and good journalism. These tools can also be used to help you understand your own privacy exposure as well. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAI (Artificial Intelligence) Tools # Art Generators # Albus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAnimate Anyone - App that allows you to take a static image or photo and create videos of movement based on the people or characters in those photos.\nDall E - DALL·E 2 is an AI system that can create realistic images and art from a description in natural language. Made by Open Ai. Closed source.\nDreamstudio.ai - AI Art Generation.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGemini - Formerly known as Bard. Google\u0026rsquo;s AI alternative to Chat GPT. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias, including filtering your text prompts through a DEI and social justice lens.\nLumiere - A Space-Time Diffusion Model for Video Generation. Made by Google, closed source. Create video from word prompts or pictures. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias.\nMagic Animate - Magic Animate is an open source project that allows you to produces an animated video from a single image and a motion video.\nMid Journey - Mid Journey is an independent research lab exploring new mediums of thought and expanding the imaginative powers of the human species. Requires the unencrypted messaging app Discord for image generation.\nOpen AI Sora - Sora can generate videos up to a minute long while maintaining visual quality and adherence to the user’s prompt. Closed source.\nFreedom and Privacy AI Tools # AI Unchained - Podcast by freedom advocate and bitcoin educator Guy Swann. Follow the newest updates in the AI industry to become more sovereign and efficient by utilizing cutting edge tools.\nAlex AI - Energy and Climate Chatbot. Built by Alex Epstein, an advocate of Freedom and Fossil Fuels. Iphone Only.\nGab AI - Chat GPT alternative and image generator by conservative Social Media company GAB.\nGATgpt - A LLM model like Chat GPT but specifically for gun printing and all things gun related. Built by Cody Wilson.\nLibertAI - Decentralized privacy focused AI.\nUnleashed Chat - AI chatbot service designed with real privacy in mind. It stands out with its live Nostr data querying and advanced context embedding capabilities. It allows for Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network, for privacy and speed. The platform employs the latest Open Source models, prioritizing uncensored options.\nVenice - Venice is an open source alternative to Chat GPT. With built in features for code prompts and Stable Diffusion, Venice does not censor or spy on you. Launched by freedom advocate and crypto pioneer Erik Voorhees.\nGeneral AI Tools # AI or Not - Need to verify if images are AI generated? Here\u0026rsquo;s a project that can identify images from Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Dall-E, GAN and more.\nAIXploira - Access the largest list of top-quality AI tools available on the web.\nAlbus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAwesome GPT - List of dozens of GPT style LLMs.\nEsperanto.ai - Esperanto delivers high-performance, energy-efficient computing solutions that are the compelling choice for the most demanding AI and non-AI applications.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGPT4all - Self Hosted GPT Alternative.\nHuggingface.co - Open Source CHAT GPT Alternative.\nLM Studio - LM Studio lets you discover, download, and run local LLMs entirely offline.\nMaxAI.me - Chrome extension that lets you utilize AI on different sites.\nParse Prompt - Convert and summarize podcast episodes, audio clips, web-pages, and YouTube into AI-generated content.\nAttack Surface # BynaryEdge - We scan the web and gather data for you.\nCensys - Attack Surface Management Solutions.\nCriminalip.io - Cyber Threat Intelligence Search Engine and Attack Surface Management (ASM) platform.\nRedHunt Labs - Discover your Attack Surface, Continuously.\nSecurityTrails - The Total Internet Inventory.\nBug Hunting # Bug Bounty writeups - Detailed breakdowns of all sorts of different types of attacks.\nBughunter-handbook - A list of resources that will help bug bounty hunters with resources that are useful during their bug bounty journey.\nCertificates # CertSpotter - Monitors your domains for expiring, unauthorized, and invalid SSL certificates.\nCensys - Certificates - Certificates Search.\nCrt.sh - Certificate Search.\nCTSearch - Certificate Transparency Search Tool.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nTLS.BufferOver.run - Quickly find certificates in IPv4 space.\nCredentials # Check your email accounts to find associated accounts with breached companies.\nBreachdirectory.org - Check if your information was exposed in a data breach.\nCrackstation.net - Massive pre-computed lookup (Rainbow) tables to crack password hashes.\nDehashed - Free deep-web scans and protection against credential leaks, Takes Monero for Premium accounts.\nHackcheck - Hackcheck is a data breach search engine that makes checking the integrity of your data easy and flexible cheap! They currently offer several lightning fast queries to search through our billions of records with. The queries they offer are email, password, username, name, IP address, phone number, and domain name.\nHave I Been Pwned - Check if your email or phone is in a data breach.\nHaveibeensold.app - App that checks who is selling your data. Currently down.\nIntelx - Needs an account for most dumps, but shows accounts and password associated with on different sites.\nLeak-Lookup - Search across thousands of data breaches to find you compromised data - Requires an account for full results. Cheap prices and accepts Monero.\nLeakCheck.io - Make sure your credentials haven\u0026rsquo;t been compromised.\nLeakix - Identify public data leaks.\nMozilla Monitor - Stay safe with privacy tools from the makers of Firefox that protect you from hackers and companies that publish and sell your personal information. We’ll alert you of any known data breaches, find and remove your exposed info and continually watch for new exposures.\nSnusbase - Stay on top of the latest database breaches.\nSpycloud.com - More in Depth than haveIbeenpwned. Requires an account.\nCode Search Engines # GitHub Code Search - A search engine for searching projects on GitHub.\nGrep.app - Search across a half million git repos.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nNerdyData - Find companies based on their website\u0026rsquo;s tech stack or code.\nPublicwww.com - Source Code Search Engine. Find any alphanumeric snippet, signature or keyword in the web pages HTML, JS and CSS code.\nRepoSearch - Source code search engine that helps you find implementation details, example usages or just analyze code.\nSearchCode - Search 75 billion lines of code from 40 million projects.\nSourceGraph - Understand and search across your entire codebase.\nData Retention # Archive.org - The biggest site for internet website archives.\nDessant - A web extension for pulling data from archived sites.\nInteltechniques - A guide to manually remove your data from archive sites.\nMemento Time Travel - Memento TimeTravel is built using the archive.today API, and can thus be utilized as an upgraded internet archive product. It offers web users with an easy-to-use design.\nPagefreezer.com - PageFreezer is an alternative to the Wayback machine which utilizes Google-like crawling technology. The screenshots are taken using a fully automated operation.\nTubeRipper - An app that lets you rip or download videos from most platforms.\nWebcite - WebCite differs from the Wayback Machine by providing the sort of detailed snapshots of author-cited references requested by publishers, editors, and readers.\nDevice Information # Macaddress.io - MAC address vendor lookup.\nMaclookup.app - Find the vendor name of a device by entering an OUI or a MAC address.\nMacvendors.com - Find MAC Address Vendors. Now.\nMAC Vendor Lookup - Look up the vendor for a specific MAC Address.\nDNS # Chaos - Enhance research and analyse changes around DNS for better insights.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing.\nDNSDumpster - DNS recon \u0026amp; research, find \u0026amp; lookup DNS records.\nDNShistory.org - Domain Name System Historical Record Archive.\nDNSdb - Passive DNS historical database.\nDNSviz - Tool for visualizing the status of a DNS zone.\nDNSTwister - The anti-phishing domain name search engine and DNS monitoring service.\nDnslytics - The ultimate online investigation tool for DNS and other internet data.\nHackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nPassivedns.mnemonic.no - Web interface for querying passive DNS data collected in our malware lab.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nRapidDNS - DNS query tool which make querying - subdomains or sites of a same IP easy.\nDomains # Buckets.grayhatwarfare.com - Public buckets.\nBuiltWith - Find out what websites are Built With.\nCentralOps - DomainDossier - Investigate domains and IP addresses.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing!\nDomainIQ - Comprehensive Domain Intelligence.\nGrayhatwarfare.com - domains - How to search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nIPInfo - Provides your WAN or Public IP address.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nPentest-tools.com - Discover subdomains and determine the attack surface of an organization.\nRiddler - Allows you to search in a high quality dataset.\nRobTex - Various kinds of research of IP numbers, Domain names, etc.\nSecurityheaders.com - Scan your site now.\nSimilarweb.com - The easiest and fastest tool to find out what\u0026rsquo;s really going on online.\nSitereport.netcraft.com - Find out the infrastructure and technologies used by any site.\nSpyonweb.com - Find out related websites.\nStatscrop.com - Millions of amazing websites across the web are being analyzed with StatsCrop.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVisualsitemapper.com - Create a visual map of your site.\nWho.is - WHOIS Search, Domain Name, Website, and IP Tools.\nWhois.domaintools.com - Industry’s fastest domain discovery engine and broadest, most accurate data.\nWhoisology.com - Deep Connections Between Domain Names \u0026amp; Their Owners.\nExploits # 0day.today - The ultimate database of exploits and vulnerabilities.\nExploit-DB - An Exploit Database.\npacketstormsecurity.com - Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers.\nRapid7 - DB - A vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSploitus - A convenient central place for identifying the newest exploits.\nVulmon - A vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nFacial Recognition # Pimeyes - The gold Standard in facial recognition search, while prioritizing privacy. Focused Search Engines # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Correlate – Google Trends Correlate can help you identify search patterns that correlate with real-world trends. It can be used to identify search patterns that are similar to one another. For example, you could use the tool to find out if there is a link between new legislation and gun sales (at least in terms of the search volume related to the two topics).\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nGrabify - Grabify is a free web-based IP grabbing/URL shortening tool. (IP grabbing just as it implies simply means getting/grabbing peoples IP addresses.) This can be used to get location/IP data from potential attackers.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nIPGeo - IpGeo is a python tool to extract IP addresses from captured network traffic file (pcap/pcapng) and generate csv report containing details about the geolocation of each ip in the packets.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMillion Short – Million Short has an interesting approach to searching for information online. The interface is generally similar to a typical search engine. However, you can sort and filter the results in a number of ways. Examples include popularity, eCommerce, live chat, date, location, and others. Also, it automatically pulls out the top sites that usually occupy the top spots in any search result (e.g. Amazon.com, eBay, YouTube, etc.)\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nMention - A service that lets you track any code words across social media platforms. Paid service.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOSSDatabase - OSS DATABASE is a crowdsourced database of Open Source software. Their goal is to make it easy to look for open source alternatives and compare them with their proprietary peers.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPulsedive - A search engine for devices connected to the internet.\nPublic API\u0026rsquo;s - A list of several different API\u0026rsquo;s that are free to use for data pulling.\nPublicData.com - PublicData.com is the number one resource for public records from local, state, and federal agencies.\nProwl - A free IP search \u0026amp; identifications of IoC and IoA.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nSearch by Image - Tool to reverse image search docs, only works in Chromium based browsers.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nShodan – A search engine and network security tool for the internet of things. It finds devices on the internet like web servers, webcams, appliances, traffic lights, and even power plants.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTalkWalkerAlerts – TalkWalkerAlerts is a great alternative to Google Alerts because, in addition to monitoring the web for certain keywords, it monitors social media, blogs, and forums as well. This can be helpful if you need to find mentions of someone’s name or business across the web. Free and paid options.\nTorSearch - A TOR search engine for websites hosted on TOR (The Darknet).\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nTinyEye - A reverse image search.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nGeolocation # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nMail Addresses # Centralops - Email, Whois, DNS search info.\nEmailHippo - Email address verification technology.\nEmail-format.com - Find the email address formats in use at thousands of companies.\nHunter.io - Find professional email addresses in seconds.\nIntelligenceX - Search engine and data archive. Finds public personal information from data brokers.\nMelissa - Emailcheck - Check email addresses and verify they are live.\nMXToolbox - Check your email headers.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nReacher.email - Open-Source Email Verification.\nRocketReach - Your first-degree connection to any professional.\nskymem.info - Find email addresses of companies and people.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nThatsThem - Reverse email lookup.\nverify-email.org - Checks whether the mailbox exists or not.\nVoilaNorbert - I can find anyone\u0026rsquo;s email address.\nOSINT Lists # About.start.me - OSINT Dashboard to combine different OSINT tools.\nAwesome-Osint - A curated list of amazingly awesome open source intelligence tools and resources.\nFacebook Email Search - A simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFreedomlab.io - FreedomLab is a virtual gathering place for human rights defenders. Here you will find a repository of training materials, tutorials, and digital tools, all tailored to your needs and requirements. We hope you will learn about tools, experiences, advocacy and fundraising strategies, as well as knowledge and skills related to security. Through support and collaboration, human rights defenders increase their capacity to monitor and report, seek redress, and advocate for the promotion of human rights.\nFull OSINT - Full OSINT focused on the most popular web-based Open Source Intelligence and Cybersecurity Tools.\nHacker Search Engines - Long list of OSINT Tools.\nInteltechniques Tools - Dozens of tools available from Michael Bazzels website.\nOstintFramework - Terrific list. Layout is a bit strange can be annoying to navigate.\nOsint-jobs.com - Job board and education research.\nOsintcurio.us - The OSINT Curious Project was a source of quality, actionable, Open Source Intelligence news, original blogs, instructional videos, and live streams. We tried to keep people curious about exploring web applications for bits of information or trying out new techniques to access important OSINT data.\nOsintool.com - List of multiple tools with install instructions.\nOsintdojo.com - A giant list of OSINT resources.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nSociallinks.io - Everything you need to navigate the OSINT world, gain deeper insights, and enhance investigations.\nSocial-Analyzer - API, CLI \u0026amp; Web App for analyzing \u0026amp; finding a person’s profile across social media websites. It includes different string analysis and detection modules, you can choose which combination of modules to use during the investigation process.\nSpiderFoot - SpiderFoot is an open-source OSINT tool with 200+ modules for gathering information on target organizations, domains and IP addresses, networks, emails, and usernames. It offers automation capabilities for routine OSINT tasks like DNS queries, threat intelligence checks, breach detection, WHOIS lookups, and more.\nstart.me - Another Giant list of all sorts of tools.\nTCM-Open-Source-Intellingence-Resources - Compilation of Resources from TCM\u0026rsquo;s OSINT Course.\nX-osint - An Open source intelligent framework ie an osint tool which gathers valid information about a phone number, user’s email address, perform VIN Osint, and reverse, perform subdomain enumeration, able to find email from a name, and so much more.\nSecurity Focused Tools # 2fA.Directory - List of companies that use 2FA in America. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\n2fA.Directory.International - List of companies that use 2FA Internationally. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nBest Randoms - Random information generator for huge amount of categories.\nDmarc and SPF Checkers - A site Dmarc, SPF and DKIM are Email security settings that protect your email account from being spoofed or faked. This tool scores your domain to see how difficult it would be to spoof. ^1^\nDNS checker and port scanner - A site to check open ports, DNS SPF records and much more on your own internal server.\nEfani - Test your Phone number public connections to see your total phone exposure.\nEmail Rep - App that lets you check the known reputability of any email address and domain.\nEnd Of Life - Tracks closely software updates, and EOL status for a massive list of software. Need to figure out how long your new phone will be supported? They have you covered.\nExiftool - A tool let’s you pull metadata info from a wide range of file types.\nHudson Rock - Free tools to check for compromised corporate accounts.\nHowsecureismypassword - A site to test the security and the Bruce Force difficulty of your password.\nImmuniweb - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server or servers. Checks SSL status of multiple different types of applications. Also checks compliance with frameworks such as PCI, HIPAA and NIST.\nIp Quality Score - An app to check your IP, Email and Fraud prevention. Also allows for verifying Tor and VPN connectivity and much more.\nPolisis - Polisis gives you a glimpse of what websites actually say in their privacy policies.\nPrivacy Parrot - A search engine that helps determine if a website can sell your personal information.\nScamDoctor - Project that tracks known scam websites and use an algorithm to determine likelihood of other scams.\nSecurity Headers - A site to check the security headers of your own self-hosted server to check your exposure to attacks like XSS, Clickjacking and more.\nShieldsup - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Run by Steve Gibson of the SecurityNow Podcast and Spinrite data recovery application.\nSSL LABS - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Specifically looks at TLS config and hash algorithm of your website.\nTiny-check - A piece of software that scans your phone to check for unauthorized monitoring apps unknowingly installed.\nTOSBack (Terms of Service) - A website that reads back other website terms of service and puts it into a simple and easy to read summary.\nTraceLabs - An OSINT service that helps find missing people.\nVirus Total - Scan files, hashes and URLs to run them against a database of known compromised software. Extremely useful when evaluating new suspicious files or programs.\nW3Techs - Large list that tracks software utilization across industries. Find metrics based around software markets share.\nServers # FOFA - Cyberspace mapping.\nGreyNoise - The source for understanding internet noise.\nNatlas - Scaling Network Scanning.\nNetlas.io - Discover, Research and Monitor any Assets Available Online.\nOnyphe.io - Cyber Defense Search Engine for open-source and cyber threat intelligence data.\nZoomEye - Global cyberspace mapping.\nSocial Media Tools # Discord # Discord OSINT Attack Surface - Description of Discord\u0026rsquo;s attack surface.\nDiscord Snowflake to Timestamp Converter - Pulls Discord message timestamps.\nDiscordBee - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDiscordServers Search - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDutch OSINT Guy Discord Resources - OSINT Discord resources that may be useful for searching or pivoting on Discord.\nFacebook # Einvestigator.com - Facebook Search Tools and Resources.\nFacebook Email Search - Is a simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFB People Directory - Is a native tool built by Facebook so you can, as its name suggests, search their people directory. It’s super useful and one of the easiest tools to use when you’re looking for someone.\nPassive DNS - Technology allows you to investigate everything you can imagine about any organization or company in the world, way beyond a simple citizen profile. Let’s see it in action for facebook.com.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nToolzu.com - A platform for Facebook video downloading.\nGab # Gab OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGab OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tool for creating Bookmarklet.\nGab OSINT Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB ^1^\nGeneral Social Media Tools # Sherlock - Finds all usernames across 300 different social media platforms.\nSocialBlade - Real Time follower/subscriber counter for Youtube, Twitch, Instagram and Twitter.\nStories Down - Guide for several different platforms.\nGettr # Gettr OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGettr OSINT Investigations Tips \u0026amp; Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB.\nInstagram # Gramho - Identifying Followers of a Private Instagram Profile.\nInstahunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Instagram posts.\nInstagram OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Instagram.\nPicuki - View, edit and share your publicly available Instagram content.\nLinkedIn # Epieos LinkedIn Tool - Retrieve information linked to an email address.\nHow to conduct OSINT on Linkedin - List of tactics and strategies.\nLinkedIn OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the LinkedIn attack surface.\nLinkedIn OSINT Bookmarket Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part I - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part II - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nNew LinkedIn Search Features - Guide on search functions in LinkedIn.\nPinterest # Aware Online - List of tactics and strategies.\nPinterest OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Pinterest attack surface.\nReddit # Rdddeck - Creates Reddit decks.\nReddit OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Reddit attack surface.\nReddit OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nReddit OSINT Techniques - List of Osint tools and tactics for Reddit.\nUnddit - App that lets you display removed (by mods) and deleted (by users) comments/posts for Reddit.\nSkype # Skype OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Skype attack surface.\nSkypli - Skype search engine.\nSnapchat # Snapchat OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Snapchat attack surface.\nSnap Map - Watch Snaps submitted by Snapchatters around the world.\nTelegram # Awesome Telegram OSINT - Massive list of Telegram Tools.\nTelegram Analytics - Telegram channels and groups catalog in addition chat monitoring.\nTelegram Database - Telegram Search Engine.\nTikTok # TikTok OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the TikTok attack surface.\nTikTok OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate TikTok investigations.\nVidnice - TikTok search engine.\nTumblr # Tumblr OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Tumbler attack surface.\nTumblr OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate Tumblr investigations.\nTumblr OSINT Techniques - Breakdown of many tactics and techniques for OSINT on Tumblr.\nTwitter/X.com # Birdhunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Twitter posts.\nBot Sentinel - Helps you find and block trolls and fake Twitter accounts.\nFoller.me - Free people search engine finds social media profiles, public records, and more!\nNitter - Access Twitter through a privacy front end without an account.\nTinfoleak - Search for Twitter users leaks.\nTweet Beaver - If you’re doing research that involves a Twitter user, TweetBeaver is a great resource. Use it for things like downloading a user’s friends list, downloading a user’s followers list, checking to see if two accounts follow one another, and much more.\nTweetdeck - TweetDeck offers a more convenient Twitter experience by letting you view multiple timelines in one easy interface. It includes a host of advanced features to help get the most of Twitter: Manage multiple Twitter accounts, schedule Tweets for posting in the future, build Tweet collections, and more.\nTwitter OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Twitter attack surface.\nSpoonbill - Spoonbill lets you see profile changes from the people you follow on Twitter or other social networks.\nTrendsmap - Tracks hashtag trends by location.\nTweeterID - Pull your Twitter user ID.\nGetvidfy.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nSavetweetvid.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nURLs # HackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nMOZ Link Explorer - The world\u0026rsquo;s best backlink checker with over 40 trillion links.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nShorteners.grayhatwarfare.com - Search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nURLScan - A sandbox for the web.\nVehicles # Autocheck - Search by Vin or License Plate. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nFaxvin - Search by Vin. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nLicensesearch.org - Can be used to search License plates and Drivers licenses for a fee.\nSkipTracer - Python-based search engine program, that searches lots of different categories, Name, email, phone etc. In particular you can search License Plate info which is the most unique feature of this app.\nVehicle-OSINT-Collection - A comprehensive list of websites, add-ons, repositories, and other tools useful for finding information on a target vehicle ^2^\nVulnerabilities # Aqua Vulnerability Database - Vulnerabilities and weaknesses in open source applications and cloud native infrastructure.\nCapec.Mitre.org - A site that tracks common attack patterns.\nCloudvulndb.org - The Open Cloud Vulnerability \u0026amp; Security Issue Database.\nCVEDetails - The ultimate security vulnerability datasource.\nCVE.org - Another site that tracks identifies defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nGitHub Advisory Database - Security vulnerability database inclusive of CVEs and GitHub originated security advisories.\nLibraries.io - Open source package tracker.\nMITRE CVE - Another site that identifies, defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nMitre.org - A site that tracks common weaknesses across all software.\nNIST NVD - The National Vulnerability Database, that lists known threats and vulnerabilities.\nOssindex.sonatype.org - A free catalogue of open source components and scanning tools to help developers identify vulnerabilities, understand risk, and keep their software safe.\nOpencve.io - Easiest way to track CVE updates and be alerted about new vulnerabilities.\nOsv.dev - Open Source Vulnerability tracker.\nRapid7 - DB - Vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSecurity.snyk.io - Open Source Vulnerability Database.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVulDB - Number one vulnerability database.\nVulmon - Vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nVulners.com - Your Search Engine for Security Intelligence.\nVulnIQ - Vulnerability intelligence and management solution.\nWifi Discovery and Scanning # Acrylic WiFi - WiFi analysis, site survey \u0026amp; troubleshooting.\nAvast Wi-Fi Finder - Avast Wi-Fi Finder is an app to help you find free WiFi networks around you. Just check the map and take a look at the different points that show up. Tapping one of them gives you more information: the name of the network, whether it requires a password, etc.\nFree WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nNetwork Tools - Phone App for tracking all sorts of network metrics.\nOpen WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nWiFinder -\n"},{"id":15,"href":"/political-tools/","title":"Political","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;He knows nothing and thinks he knows everything. That points clearly to a political career.\u0026rdquo; -George Bernard Shaw\nHere at Liberty Tools we believe in looking at alternatives to electoral politics. We believe that in terms of advancing freedom electoral politics has mostly been a lost battle, or very often is actually counter productive. However we do have great respect for anyone who is trying to advance freedom as part of the political process, and continuing in the footsteps of the great politicians such as Ron Paul.\n🏛️ Find Representatives \u0026amp; Voting Info # Govtrack – Look up your Congressional representatives and their voting records. Vote.org – Polling Place Locator – Find out where to vote. Ballotpedia – Discover open races, ballot measures, candidate info, and more. IV3 – Verify your voter roll info, report inaccuracies, and track updates. 💵 Money in Politics # Opensecrets – Follow campaign finance and lobbying data. ALLRegreen – Track campaign contributions by industry and individual donors. Follow The Crypto – See cryptocurrency donations to politicians. Check My Donation – Check if your name has been used fraudulently in political donations. 📊 Government Transparency \u0026amp; Spending # Open the Books – Audit government spending at federal, state, and local levels. Data Republican – Explore federal grant allocations, charity, and NGO funding. DogeAI - A new AI project trying to expose political corruption. 🏢 Political Appointees \u0026amp; Local Involvement # OurPublicService.org – Appointee Tracker – Track political appointees in federal positions. Run Locally – Libertarian Party initiative to support local candidates. "},{"id":16,"href":"/privacy/","title":"Privacy","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The Cypherpunks are actively engaged in making the networks safer for privacy. Let us proceed together apace. Onward\u0026rdquo; - Eric Hughes\nPrivacy is a fundamental tenet of a free society. Corporations and governments are gathering data at record rates and will happily sell it to the highest bidder. In the era of social media, doxxing, twitter mobs and rising crime, take back your privacy to protect yourself and your family.\nAll in one Privacy Solutions # Cloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Cloaked is not Open Source. Though they do plan to open source their project in the future. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nMySudo - All in one privacy solution. MySudo offers services for phones, profiles, emails, virtual credit cards and more. MySudo doesnt always work well on non Android OSes like Calyx and you often need a google supported phone for activation, but once you activate it, it should work fine on Graphene.\nBrowsers # Brave - From the original creators of Firefox, Brave aims to use maximum privacy as a default. With ad blocking, phishing blocking, fingerprint and cookie blocking all enabled by default. Brave does offer ad payments in its own crypto token BAT, which has drawn some criticism from privacy advocates - In Depth Review\nDecentr - Brand new blockchain-based browser. Pays out in their own token for browsing search, much like Brave.\nFirefox - Firefox has a long-established history of competing with the most well-known browsers as the longest-serving open-source alternative. However, due to recent changes by Firefox in order to gain more revenue, we NO longer recommend them. Check out more here.\nLibreWolf - LibreWolf is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks.\nMullvad Browser - The Mullvad Browser is a privacy-focused web browser developed in a collaboration between Mullvad VPN and the Tor Project. It’s designed to minimize tracking and fingerprinting. You could say it’s a Tor Browser to use without the Tor Network. Instead, you can use it with a trustworthy VPN. The idea is to provide one more alternative – beside the Tor Network – to browse the internet with more privacy. To get as many people as possible to fight the big data gathering of today. To free the internet from mass surveillance.\nPrivacy Tests - In-depth comparison of browser privacy.\nTor Browser - Tor Browser is your choice if you need an extra layer of anonymity. It\u0026rsquo;s a modified version of Firefox, which comes with pre-installed privacy add-ons, encryption, and an advanced proxy. It\u0026rsquo;s not recommended to install additional browser addons. Plugins or addons may bypass Tor or compromise your privacy. While TOR is the best in privacy, it is also notoriously slow.\nWaterfox - Waterfox is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks. Not quite as private as something like LibreWolf, but makes up for it in speed and functionality.\nBrowser Exposure Checks # Cover Your Tracks and EFF Tool - A project from the EFF. Cover Your Tracks is two things: a tool for users to understand how unique and identifiable their browser makes them online, and a research project to uncover the tools and techniques of online trackers and test the efficacy of privacy add-ons. In Depth Breakdown and Review\nIpleak - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDNSLeaktest - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDeviceInfo - Checks computer hardware and software specs\nAm I Unique -Checks your IP and browser public info.\nBlacklight- Check third party trackers\nBrowserspy - When you surf around the internet your browser leaves behind a trail of digital footprints. Websites can use these footprints to check your system. BrowserSpy.dk is a service where you can check just what information it\u0026rsquo;s possible to gather from your system, just by visiting a website.\nPrivacy.net - What information can a website find out about you when you visit it? A lot more than you probably realize. This tool lists information that any website, advertisement, and widget can collect from your web browser. Such information could be used to identify you and/or track your behavior using tactics like IP lookups and browser fingerprinting. While none of this may be considered personally identifiable information (PII), the profile drawn from all these pieces of information can be so distinct that it can only plausibly match a single person.\nPersonaldata.info - Check what data your browser is leaking, and other tools.\nBrowser Extensions # AdNauseam - Extension that randomly opens ads to obfuscate tracking.\nBypass Paywalls - App that lets you get past paywalls to view otherwise paid content.\nCanvas Fingerprint Defender - Creates fake Canvas IDs to prevent fingerprinting.\nClear Browsing Data - Clear browsing data like cookies, history, and cache directly from the browser toolbar.\nDissenter - Browser extension that allows you to comment on any web page free of censorship.\nGoogle Teller - App that beeps every time a connection with Google is made.\nHTTPS Everywhere - Encrypts your communications with many major websites, making your browsing more secure.\nLibRedirect - Redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends like Newpipe, Nitter, Wikiless, etc.\nLocalCDN - Emulates Content Delivery Networks to improve your online privacy by intercepting traffic and injecting supported resources locally.\nMailvelope - Privacy-focused email web extension to securely encrypt your emails with PGP using webmail providers.\nMozilla Containers - Allows you to separate your browsing experience into different color-coded tabs to help protect your privacy.\nNoScript - Allows JavaScript and other potentially harmful content to be executed only by trusted websites of your choice.\nPrivacy Badger - Stops advertisers and trackers from secretly tracking where you go and what pages you look at on the web.\nPrivacy Possum - Monkey wrenches common commercial tracking methods by reducing and falsifying the data gathered by tracking companies.\nRedirector - Web browser extension (Firefox, Vivaldi, Chrome, Opera, Edge) to redirect URLs based on regex or wildcard patterns.\nSnowFlake - Helps people in censored countries access the Internet without restrictions by acting as a proxy.\nTerms of Service; Didn\u0026rsquo;t Read - Provides short and quick summaries about the terms and privacy policies of websites you browse.\nTrackMeNot - Protects privacy in web-search by issuing randomized queries to common search engines.\nuBlock Origin - Free, open-source ad content blocker that increases security and privacy in your browser.\nWatch on Odysee - Redirects you from YouTube to Odysee, a decentralized YouTube alternative.\nComputers # Computer Manufacturers # Purism - Open Source company. Makes Open Source Laptops, Phones and Servers. Partners with other liberty focused companies like Start 9. Accepts Bitcoin as a method of payment. Also offers a private phone data plan. Shipping is known to be very slow in some cases. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nStarLabs - A computer company that sells a wide range of linux computers that come preconfigured with multiple different distros. Also includes a linux based tablet. Accepts Bitcoin\nSystem76 - Well known American Linux Company. Developed and pioneered Pop-OS operating system, A user friendly Ubuntu/Debian Fork.\nTuxedoComputers - High quality Linux focused computers. German company, only communicates in German.\nComputer Operating Systems # CNIX - A simple Linux distro that puts privacy first, but it\u0026rsquo;s much less intense than TAILS or QUBES.\nDistro Watch - Distro Watch tracks and rates all Linux Operating systems.\nLinuxMint - Linux distro for beginners.\nPop!_OS - Ubuntu Fork built by a dedicated Linux Hardware Company System76. Pop!_OS is one of the easiest and cleanest Linux distros around.\nQubesOS - a privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. Qubes requires a bit more hardware as it runs several virtual machines to segregate your applications to better ensure your privacy.\nReactOS - An Open Source OS designed to mimic the Windows file system.\nTAILS - A privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. With TAILS all traffic is routed through TOR and all of your data is deleted as soon as the computer is turned off.\nUbuntu - The long term gold standard for beginner Linux users.\nData Removal # AccountKiller- Website that helps you find and delete a wide range of old accounts across multiple platforms through specific account/platform targeting.\nCreditFreeze- Freeze your Credit in the event of a data breach\nCyberOneIntel - CyberOneIIntel claims to find what other services can\u0026rsquo;t - including social media accounts, employment history, dating profiles, gaming profiles, dark web credential breaches, indexed search engine occurrences, and much more.\nData Broker Opt Out List - massive list of data sites to opt out of manually.\nData Brokers List - Links to purge your data manually from data brokers\nData Opt Out - Links to requests to manually delete data from multiple websites and platforms.\nDeleteMe - Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. In Depth Discussion\nEasyOptOuts - Cheap service to remove your accounts from Data Brokers\nHacked - Paid service that helps you recover from hacks and exposed personal data. Service can help with deleting videos or images from website or social media platforms. Service can also help you recover hacked accounts if you have lost access.\nJustDeleteMe - A directory of direct links to delete your account from web services. If you would like to delete a wide range of your accounts manually, JustDeleteMe can link you directly to the section of page where you can easily delete your account.\nMyDataRemoval - Another competitor for purging personal information, Name, Home address etc. Review\nOneRep - Alternative to DeleteMe. Offers a free trial and more deletion services but does have some negative reviews. One Rep is known for automating this process and not using employee manual checks. In Depth Review\nOptery - Removes Your Home Address, Phone and Other Private Info from Google, and 220+ Sites Review\nRedact - App that will delete your social media presence including specific comments and posts on multiple platforms. Includes FB, Reddit, Discord, Twitter etc…\nRemove Data from web Archive - Guide to remove your data from archive sites\nSayMine- Automated service that pulls your emails to find accounts created and sends them emails for data removal request. Be careful though, as this can sometimes cause you to send information to companies that you may have received emails from, but do not actually have an account with and thus actually giving them more information than they had in the first place. Saymine also offers corporate privacy services.\nDead Mans Switch # BqETH - BeQth is a trustless dead mans switch based on the Polygon network, an Ethereum Layer 2. BeQth lets you create a smart contract on the polygon blockchain that will send out our secret data via email to whoever you wish after an allotted amount of time. Transactions are all encrypted and totally on chain. Users can essentially mine the algorithm to unlock secret keys by the allotted time, essentially allowing for users to mine secrets. Does not require KYC. CipherWill - A non crypto based E2E dead mans switch service. Your secrets are encrypted with 256 AES encryption and zero knowledge proofs for the best possible security. Requires basic KYC. Gone Mans Switch - Gone Man\u0026rsquo;s Switch is a simple web application that allows you to create messages that will be delivered when you are absent (gone) for a certain period. Fully Self-hosted and open source. You can schedule long term messages to yourself via Telegram, Email or SMS. Sarcophagus - Similar to BeQTH Sarcophagus is also built on the polygon blockchain. Sarcophagus is decentralized, open-source and DAO owned + operated. They believe bringing dead man\u0026rsquo;s switch functionality to the web3 ecosystem can empower and provide security infrastructure for an entire generation of applications, regardless of their size Email # Email Providers # Email cannot offer the same fundamental privacy of other communication protocols. Use better tools when it matters. Nevertheless, it remains an essential tool in every day life, and the following providers offer excellent privacy.\n10 Minute Mail - Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.- Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.\n33Mail - Unlimited private email aliases.\nBeeble - Encrypted email and data storage. Uses hybrid AED and PGP encryption methods. Uses decentralized server infrastructure.\nFastMail - No free version. In Depth Review.\nLavabit - The company responsible for setting the Seppuku Pledge precedent. Originally used by Edward Snowden, Lavabit refused to give up information on him to the US Government. Lavabit shut down before handing over information and re-opened years later.\nMailbox - Private email with cloud services. In Depth Review.\nMailcow - Self-hosting email isn\u0026rsquo;t recommended, but Mailcow is an application that can help simplify the process. Article on the difficulties with Email.\nMailfence - Encrypted email service based in Belgium.\nMigadu - Email hosting service that doesn\u0026rsquo;t track and lets you add in unlimited domains and accounts for cheap.\nPax Mail - A lesser-known privacy-focused email provider, Pax offers paid-only accounts to provide full email services that do not compromise their values. Specifically created for Freedom lovers. Their values are listed clearly here.\nProtonMail - All data is stored in an encrypted state, and decrypted by the client. Emails between Proton users are end-to-end encrypted. The client-side code is open source. Proton servers are located in Switzerland. Basic accounts are free. Additional storage and features are available through paid plans, which can be paid for in Bitcoin. In-depth review from Restore Privacy.\nTutanota - Similar to Proton, all data is stored in an encrypted state, and emails between users are end-to-end encrypted. Tutanota servers are located in Germany, which is part of the 14 Eyes. Free and paid options available.\nEmail Clients # FairEmail - Fully featured, open source, privacy friendly email app for Android. Uses OpenKeychain to decrypt messages and optionally encrypt messages. Review\nK-9 - Mobile open source email client. Review\nMailSpring - Opensource. Great free email client, works with a variety of email providers. Does not work with Protonmail.\nThunderbird - Thunderbird is a free and open-source cross-platform email client developed by the Mozilla Foundation, the people who are behind the Firefox web browser. Been around for awhile, can be a bit buggy at times.\nEmail Aliases # Abine/Blur - Provides email and Debit card aliases. Albine provides several other options as well. Paid Service offered along with other services. Review\nAnonAddy - Very Similar product to Simple Login. In Depth Review Comparison Review of SL and AA\nFirefox Relay - Free email alias service. Also offers paid phone relay service. Review\nSimple Login - Free cloud services, cheap premium accounts anonymously with Monero. Also offers Self Hosting options.\nFile Encryption # Cryptomator - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nCoze - Coze is an open source cryptographic JSON messaging specification which uses digital signatures to prove identity and ownership over digital files and messages.\nOpenPGP - Lists of several differnt applications that all use the OpenPGP standard.\nPGPTool - Based off the original PGP Alogrithim, PGP tool is a A simple and secure online client-side PGP Key Generator, Encryption and Decryption tool. Generate your PGP Key pairs, encrypt or decrypt messages easily with a few clicks.\nPicoCrypt - Lightweight open source encryption client that’s easy to use, completely free and focuses on only encrypting files and nothing else. Most Encryption apps tend to use AES-256 while Pico uses the new and improved XChaCha20 for encryption. It also uses Argon 2 for key derivation as opposed to SHA for further protection\nVeracrypt - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nFirewalls # Little Snitch - Inbound and Outbound firewall blocking for desktop. MAC OS only.\nOPNsense is a free and open source network FreeBSD-based firewall\nPFSense - Well supported free Open Source network Firewall Software\nPihole - Network wide Ad-Blocker and DNS sinkhole. Can also be used as a DHCP server\nPort Master - Application Firewalls. This program works as a VPN replacement. May break your VPN connection while installed. Works in Linux and Windows.\nSimplewall - Simple Open Source Windows only Firewall\nSnort - Open Source Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)\nInternet Service Providers # FemtoStar - Open Source Satellite internet.\nNomadinternet - Internet for off grid living.\nUkama - A project empowering everyone to build a decentralized cell phone network powered by you to connect the world.\nKillswitches # Buskill - USB ‘dead man’s switch’ locks down (or kills) snatched laptops\nUSBGuard - The USBGuard software framework helps to protect your computer against rogue USB devices (a.k.a. BadUSB) by implementing basic whitelisting and blacklisting capabilities based on device attributes.\nUSBKill - USBKill Python Script allows your computer to lock out if any unapproved USB devices are inserted into your computer. Directly inspired by the arrest of Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht\nMessengers # Bitchat- Launched by Jack Dorsey in 2025, like Briar it uses bluetooth. Other features include: Works Offline on local Bluetooth LE mesh networks, with automatic peer discovery and multi-hop relaying Provides end to end encryption via X25519 key exchange and AES-256-GCM for both private and channel messages. Supports store \u0026amp; forward, caching messages for offline peers until they reconnect Requires no accounts, email addresses, or phone numbers messages live only on users’ devices.\nBriar - Briar doesn’t rely on a central server - messages are synchronized directly between the users’ devices. If the internet’s down, Briar can sync via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, keeping the information flowing in a crisis. If the internet’s up, Briar can sync via the Tor network for additional privacy.\nComparison and Ranks - Detailed comparison of all major messaging apps features and privacy.\nKeet - Peer-to-Peer Chat with high quality Video \u0026amp; Text. Private \u0026amp; Encrypted. Has BTC payment methods built in.\nMatrix - Also commonly known as Element for the most popular Matrix front end. Matrix is a chat Protocol with several different applications that cab be used to participate in the network. Element has full End-to-End encryption, completely open source, fully self hostable and comes with most of the same functionality of Discord or Slack. Also has the ability to Bridge with other chat apps, meaning you can connect Matrix directly to Telegram, or Slack or most other chat apps and mangage those communications via whichever matrix client you choose. Probably the best option for self hosting small companies. Matrix Instance Testing\nMolly- Hardened Signal Fork that is fully open source.\nSignal - An easy-to-use end-to-end encrypted messenger. Long considered the gold standard. Built in auto-delete of messages. standard of chat privacy. Not fully open source. Signal used to require a phone number, but you can now use a username if you prefer. One of the easiest apps to convert normies.\nSilence - A signal fork that picked up SMS direct encryption after Signal decided to no longer pursue it. While you should stay away from SMS whenever possible, it is sometimes still necessary to communicate with certain people this way. And with Silence you can protect yourself. Signal on SMS\nSimpleX - The first messenger without user IDs. SimpleX uses the smart client dumb server model. Meaning you can setup a simple relay to forward your fully encrypted messages to recievers. SimpleX is still early. It has a simple desktop but this isnt fully features currently. In Depth Podcast with the creator.\nSession - Session is an end-to-end encrypted messenger that minimises sensitive metadata, designed and built for people who want absolute privacy and freedom from any form of surveillance. No phone numbers and completely open source.\nTelegram - Easy to use encrypted messaging app. Telegram is NOT End-to-End encrypted by default but does have the option to create E2E secret chats. While its not E2E encrypted it does still encrypt your traffic to the Telegram Servers which is an improvement over SMS. Telegram is simple and is heavily used all across the world, and is a good introduction to a more privacy preserving chat app. However Telegram does have access to user data in its internal servers and has been known to hand that information over at times. Telegram is one of the most used encrypted apps around and as a result can be a haven for scammers.\nThreema - an end-to-end encrypted messenger, similar to Signal. Not a free app. Good overall app, but relatively low userbase due to the non free nature of it.\nWhitenoise - An encrypted messaging app that uses the NOSTR Protocol for private and public key pairs.\nWire - E2E by default. Lots of functionality. Fully open source. Self hosting options available. Built in auto-delete of messages. Can be a bit buggy at times, smaller userbase.\nMetadata Removal # Desktop Metadata removal - Windows and Mac can remove this natively. Linux needs a few steps.\nImagepipe - Android only metadata remover\nMesh Networks # PKT.Cash - PKT uses PacketCrypt, the world’s first bandwidth-hard proof of work. When you connect your home or office internet to the PKT Network, you earn PKT Cash (PKT).PKT mining does not require permission from a centralized company. Miners power the network in a decentralized way, which scales to provide low cost, high speed internet access worldwide.\nOpenmesh - Your Gateway to Building Personalized Data Ecosystems in minutes, instead of weeks. A decentralized node operator that allows for running of various services.\nThreefold - To build an open-source peer-to-peer Internet infrastructure that removes all forms of centralization from the global IT systems. Anything we do needs to improve the planet’s situation and benefit the people around us. Internet access is a human right and it can change everything for the lives of people as an infinite source of tools and information. Our technology was designed to scale ThreeFold anywhere electricity and bandwidth are present.\nMobile # Aliasing # Abine - Offers Phone masking/aliasing for a fee.\nFireFox Relay - Phone Alias service that comes along with an email alias service. Email aliasing is free, phone alias service requires a small monthly fee.)\nSee our All in one Privacy Section for More\nAlternative App Stores # Accrescent - Accrescent is a private and secure Android app store built with modern features in mind. It aims to provide a developer-friendly platform and pleasant user experience while enforcing modern security and privacy practices and offering robust validity guarantees for installed apps.\nAPK-Pure - A site to download and install APK\u0026rsquo;s (install files for phone OSes) this is an easy way to completely bypass app stores. The downside is that your software needs to be updated manually through APK-Pure and is not managed automatically by an app store.\nAptoide - A competitor to the google app store. With over 1 millon apps. While its not specifically privacy focused its a nice alternative when you cant use the regular good app store, or if you cant find what you need in F-Droid.\nAurora Store - A privacy front end for the Google App store. You can find anything you need from google through Aurora. However as this is a front end, it connects to the google app store so that you dont have too. This does require an account. Aurora provides anonymous accounts for you to use, however Google will rate limit these accounts to make them difficult to use sometimes. You can just create your own Gmail account to bypass this if necessary.\nF-Droid - F-Droid is the premier app store for open source apps. For anyone truly intrested in privacy should first check for apps in F-droid before going to mainstream appstores as Fdroid only carries Open Source apps. Completely free, open source and does not require an account.\nObtainium - Obtainium allows you to install and update apps directly from their releases pages, and receive notifications when new releases are made available.\nBurner Phone Numbers # 5sim - Over 500,000 Numbers Originating from Around 180 Countries Online. Low fees. Does not take cryptocurrency.\nBurnerApp - Burner Phone numbers. Usually work for services like Amazon and Twitter\nCrypton - Affordability meets security: For the cost of a movie ticket per month, get a physical SIM phone number. All your messages are encrypted with your personal key, protecting them from prying eyes.\nFreePhoneNum - One time Use burner numbers. Many services wont accept these.\nPhone Blur - offers the use of non-VoIP US phone numbers for account verification, multi-factor authentication, and other needs. Formerly Text Secure.\nSMSPool - Privacy focused non voip SMS burner numbers with area codes from all over the world. Company accepts cryptocurrency including Monero. Cheap options that are known to work with difficult providers like Discord or Twitter.\nSMS4SATS - Bitcoin focused SMS numbers that utilize Bitcoins Layer 2, Lightning network.\nTelnum - Burner Numbers and permanent numbers via Monero\nTossable Digits - Alternative to Google voice for phone porting. Also provides multiple phone numbers.\nMobile Operating Systems # CalyxOS - A privacy focused de-Googled Android Alternative that’s more privacy focused than Lineage but more user friendly than Graphene. Only available on Google Pixel models.\nE.foundation - Degoogled Phone OS that works with most major phone models\nGraphene OS - The king of Privacy phones. Completely de-googled heavily privacy focused phone App Store. Only available on Google Pixel models. Install Guide and Another install guide\nHavoc-OS - Similar to Lineage with large compatibility of devices. Works on over 150 devices. Still available but not a lot of updates.\nLineage – An open source Android alternative that’s compatible with most major Smart Phone and other Android Devices. Does not have a locked bootloader, which is a slight security concern.\nPlexus - App that lists compatibility of over 1000 phone apps for Open source phone roms.\nUbuntu Touch - Open Source Phone and Tablet Rom.\nMobile Phones # Above Phone - The Above Phone offers Graphene OS phones for sale along with their own services like \u0026ldquo;Above VPN\u0026rdquo; along with additional support to help you get fully migrated over to their ecosystem.\nDe-googled - Sells De-googled phones, Lineage Calyx and Graphene - Takes crypto\nEfani - Company that offers Sim Swap protection and prevention. \u0026ldquo;Efani works like any other carrier, except Efani adds exceptional security to your plan via an impressive security tech stack.\u0026rdquo;\nFairphone - Sustainable phone that lets your replace all parts in the phone. Will support CalyxOS soon. currently only available in the UK. Also offers sustainable headphones and other items.\nFreedomphone - NOT RECOMMENDED. Privacy focused phone marketing towards conservatives. OS Is closed source, with little in the way of details on how anything actually works. Backed by conservative commentator Candace Owens.\nFrequency Check - App that lets you check what plans and locations your phone is compatible with.\nIsland - Sandboxing app for Stock Android\nMamushi- Specializes in Calyx OS , Accepts Monero.\nMark37 - A full service Christian privacy company that specializes in their \u0026ldquo;Ghost Phone\u0026rdquo; a Graphene OS phone with custom config. Offers several other privacy services and devices.\nNitrokey - Phones with Mics and Cameras removed\nPine64 - Completely Open Source Phone. May have some compatibility issues.\nPrivate Phone Shop - Fully configured privacy focused phones you purchase. Primarily offers Lineage and Graphene OS. Also offers other privacy services.\nProject Guardian - A physical phone silencing device. A new machine that silences all noise going into your phone from your micophone. All you have to do is set your phone on top of the device and it blocks all incoming sound. Also provides wireless charging. Can be used with two phones at a time.\nPurism - NOT RECOMENDED. Completely Open Source Phone from the ground up, however this comes with many difficulties including supply chain issues. Purism has been known to have very late deliveries in some cases as long as years with no refunds. Order with caution.\nRoninMobile - RoninDojo a bitcoin privacy company, now makes pixel based phones with options for both Calyx and Graphene.\nUnplugged Phone - Unplugged phone is a closed source privacy phone touted by many conservative influencers. It offers its own ecosystem of privacy apps. However many of these apps arent likely to be very useful since you need their phone in order to use them. Given this and the closed source nature of the software we cannot recomend this phone at this time. You are better off with known Open-source alternatives.\nVolla Phone - A minimalist design and new operating concept with the springboard, quick menu and collections. Comes with either Volla OS or Ubuntu Touch installed.\nMobile Service Providers # AweSIM - Privacy focused phone service. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nFreedomPop - Cheap and in some cases free VOIP plans.\nInvisv - Privacy focused phone service. INVISV Relay brings Multi-Party Relay (MPR) privacy to Android, offering a service that decouples trust: where INVISV\u0026rsquo;s job is to ensure that nobody but you has all your critical information. In effect, your requests for data from the Internet, whether with a web browser or with any other app, are unlinked from your identity, and neither INVISV nor our infrastructure partners nor your broadband Internet provider nor a mobile operator can link your identity and your Internet usage and location together.\nSIMXL - e-SIMs Accessible for Everyone, that accepts Monero.\nSilent Link - A real phone number provider not a VOIP number, that can be acquired anonymously. Only allows for incoming calls, but also provides a cheap data plan. Does not always provide the best service. A backup data plan is not a bad idea with this service while using Silent link primarily for privacy.\nVOIP Providers # Hushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nJMP - Private VOIP numbers. Uses the company Telnyx on the back end, but it try\u0026rsquo;s to make this process simpler for a small fee, as you can use Telnyx directly for cheaper fees and good privacy but the process is quite difficult.\nPassword Managers # Password managers are one of the few security tools that makes your life easier. With all of your passwords in one place, often including a password autofill so that you don\u0026rsquo;t have to even type your password, which also helps to keep you safe from keylogging or should surfing attacks.\nBitwarden - FOSS password manager. Free cloud password management, or you can completely self host. 2FA is easily configurable as well. Decryption happens on your client device not on the server, meaning your passwords are encrypted if the server is compromised. Bitwarden also has a password generator, and allows for multiple password encrypted password accounts making it perfect for a small enterprise solution.\nKeepass - The top local password manager. Instead of setting up a server you can run your password manager directly on your personal work machine.\nPasswordSafe - A local password Manager that utilizes Blowfish. Created by security expert and old school cypherpunk Bruce Schneier. Works on windows and Linux.\nVPNMentor Secure Password Generator - Online Password generator for when you aren\u0026rsquo;t working with a standard password manager. Provides other high quality VPN and password related tools as well, like a password strength checker.\nPrivacy for Cars # 49dollarmontanaregisteredagent - Montana based company that creates LLC’s and will register your car to that LLC in Montana thus keeping your name unattached to the car. Montana has the added benefit of a one time registration for cars over 11 years old and no emissions or safety checks\nDeflock - Deflock is a site that tracks \u0026ldquo;Flock\u0026rdquo; ALPR camera readers. Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) are cameras that capture images of all passing license plates, storing details like the car\u0026rsquo;s location, date, and time. These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles—regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. While these systems can be useful for tracking stolen cars or wanted individuals, they are mostly used to track the movements of innocent people.\nFreedomev - Open source software for Tesla cars. Still in development.\nGhostPlate - Physical device that lets you temporarily obscure your license plate.\nNotmyPlate - App that lets you request to legally opt out of License plate collection data via the GDPR. Not likely to be super helpful in non EU countries.\nOpen Auto - An open source alternative to Android Auto, and app that helps you utilize your phone wild driving.\nOpen XC - OpenXC is a combination of open source hardware and software that lets you extend your vehicle with custom applications and pluggable modules. It uses standard, well-known tools to open up a wealth of data from the vehicle to developers, even beyond OBD-II.\nPlate Privacy - A project by the Institute for Justice to track car camera software and fight back.\nPrivacyforCars - Delete your data from rental cars after you are no longer using them. Website also provides a lot of other privacy education on vehicles.\nVehiclePrivacyreport - Check for status of vehicles internet connection to the manufacturers\nPrivacy Resources and Education # Podcasts # Citadel Dispatch - Hosted by Matt Odell a Freedom and Bitcoin Advocate.\nClosed Network - Privacy and security podcast focused on the everyday person and using simple tools and techniques to become a smaller target for online attacks.\nOptOut - Hosted by privacy and freedom advocate Seth for Privacy, covering a wide range of privacy related issues.\nPrivacy Security and Osint - Hosted by the king of privacy, Micahel Bazzell, covers a wide range of privacy, security and Osint. Currently on a hiatus.\nSurveillance Report - Joint hosted by Privacy advocates Henry from Techlore and Nate from the New Oil. Break down of weekly data leaks and privacy incursions.\nWatchMan Privacy - Hosted by Gabriel Custodiet, a principled privacy and freedom advocate.\nOther Privacy Lists # alternativeto.net\nbrainfucksec.github.io/a-good-privacy-list\ndegoogle.jmoore.dev/#replacementsalternatives\ngithub.com/mendel5/alternative-front-ends\ngithub.com/mjovanc/awesome-decentralized\ngithub.com/pluja/awesome-privacy\nlopp.net/bitcoin-information/privacy.html\nnomoregoogle.com\nPrism-Break\nproducthunt.com\nprivacyfirstproducts.softr.app\nprivacytools.io\nreddit.com/r/privacy/wiki/de-google\nsovereignstack.tools\nPurchase Proxys # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nAnonShop - This one works a bit different. You pick a product you want and send the link to AL. AL will then purchase the item and send it to a nearby locker based on your zip code. All paid with Monero. This currently only works for Amazon orders.\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPurse.io - A purchase proxy that offers up to 15% discounts with crypto and users will purchase products for you. Currently takes BTC, BCH and lightning.\nRouters # Anyone - A harward based internet router/proxy that provides privacy by default.\nFlash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router,that prioritizes network wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come per-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers than can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that thats forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls and a virtual server seperate from the Firewall OS.\nSearch # Brave Search - Private search results, using its own indexer, with full search transparency. Aims to be one of the biggest competitors to google. In Depth Review\nDuckDuckGo - Biggest privacy focused search engine, they have admitted to censoring in some cases, but overall still better than Google.\nKagi - Privacy respecting search engine does not track any info or provide any ads and no data mining or IP collecting. Requires an account and limits amount of searches per day for free accounts. Offers paid accounts as well. Not Open Source. Privacy policy\nMojeek - Search engine that claims to use its own indexer and does not rely on search results from Bing or Google\nPresearch - Decentralized search engine that pays you out per search with their own token. You can also run a node and get paid out in their token provided you meet the minimum requirements.\nSearx - Searx is probably the most hard-core of the options, but provides a very solid experience and search results across multiple sources.\nSearch Ranking and Analysis\nWhoogle - A google search proxy that can be hosted. Check out Seth for Privacys public instance of Whoogle It’s easy to self-host, if desired.Public instances\nShipping Services # AtoB - Everything you need to send and receive packages in a decentralized way. Built on NOSTR.\nAmerica’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nProxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide.\nSovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption.\nTraveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it.\nVirtual Private Networks (VPNs) # Cloak - Experimental new program. it works by masquerading proxied traffic as normal web browsing activities. In contrast to traditional tools which have very prominent traffic fingerprints and can be blocked by simple filtering rules, it\u0026rsquo;s very difficult to precisely target Cloak with little false positives. This increases the collateral damage to censorship actions as attempts to block Cloak could also damage services the censor state relies on.\nGuardster - Anonymizer service that provides an alternative to VPN.\nIVPN - No logs, regularly audited VPN service, No customer data stored, Clear privacy policy, Transparent ownership and team, Strong ethics: no trackers, no false promises, no surveillance ads. In Depth Reviews\nKagi - (Note: appears in search section as well, if you want to keep just one mention, you can.)\nLN VPN - VPN service based on the lightning network. You can purchase and use wireguard based VPN services all on lightning. Also offers phone numbers per country all paid via lightning.\nLokiNet - New experimental TOR competitor.\nMullvad - Mullvad has a long reputation of preserving privacy. Mullvad does not log traffic, proven by a police raid. Allows anonymous sign ups, Accepts Monero for payment for Premium accounts. Uses a killswitch and uses Wireguard for speed and security. Provides a mobile app and desktop app. The Mobile app can be a bit finicky for some people. Does not have an app kill switch. In Depth Review\nNym - A new VPN project that works to implement new tech inlcuding mixnets, zk-nyms, post quantum tech and more. Backed by Wikileaks Chelsea Manning.\nPIA - PIA is a solid VPN provider that accepts BTC, uses Wireguard offers cheap rates. PIA is also well known for providing static Ip’s for your VPN. This can be useful for some services that block general VPN access. PIA does not keep logs for privacy concerns. Does not include a kill switch In Depth Review\nSentinel- A decentralized crypto currency backed VPN built on the Cosmos blockchain that aims to provide a decentralized VPN.\nVopono - App for managing Split tunneling in VPN’s. Split tunneling lets you send some traffic through a VPN and delegate specific traffic exempt to the VPN Encrypted tunnel or traffic. This can be useful when trying to use certain apps locally on a LAN. Some VPN Apps have this built in, but this isnt always accessible on all VPN’s or on all versions of the VPN. For Example Proton VPN has this function built in on the Windows version and the Mobile version but not on the linux desktop version.\nVPN Rankings and breakdowns by privacy advocate Techlore more VPN Rankings and More Rankings\nVPNMentor - Offers a wide range of VPN related education, in addition to VPN related tools and more VPN Rankings.\n"},{"id":17,"href":"/self-hosting/","title":"Self Hosting","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If something is free, you’re not the customer; you’re the product.” ― Bruce Schneier\nWhile privacy tools are fantastic, they sometimes miss the true root of the problem. In times of increasing censorship and data theft, owning your data is the best way to increase your privacy and security while dramatically reducing your ability to be censored. When done right, much of this can be done very cheaply. If you already own your hardware much of the software is free or very cheap. Instead of never ending subscriptions and increasing costs with big tech, simply remove them from your life by self hosting. Take back your digital sovereignty.\nBackup Applications # Pika Backup - Pika Backup is designed to save your personal data and does not support complete system recovery. Locally and remote encrypted backups.Open Source.\nPerkeep - Perkeep is a set of open source formats, protocols, and software for modeling, storing, searching, sharing and synchronizing data in the post-PC era. Data may be files or objects, tweets or 5TB videos, and you can access it via a phone, browser or FUSE filesystem. Open Source.\nProxmox Backup Server - Proxmox Backup Server is an enterprise backup solution, for backing up and restoring VMs, containers, and physical hosts. By supporting incremental, fully deduplicated backups, Proxmox Backup Server significantly reduces network load and saves valuable storage space. With strong encryption and methods of ensuring data integrity, you can feel safe when backing up data, even to targets which are not fully trusted.\nCamera Systems # Ezvidoo - EZVidoo is a free CCTV surveillance software for Windows, Linux, and Raspberry Pi. It supports IP Cameras by default, local USB cams, and Camera Audios.EZVidoo also supports numerous sensor types as motion, audio, object, face, and person sensors. By default, it offers a recording support on 24/7 basic, and features, alerts, notifications and mobile access. Not open source.\nIspyconnect - Free and Open source Camera software. Compatible with a wide range of camera devices.\nKerberos.io - An open, scalable and modular solution that supports your use cases at home up to large scale production video landscapes.\nCloud Document Services # Cryptpad - End-to-end encrypted and open-source collaboration suite, that can be used in the cloud or self-hosted. Google docs alternative.\nOnlyOffice - Includes Free Cloud, Paid Cloud, and Self-Hosted options.\nStandard Notes - One of the top note-taking apps. Self-hostable, includes 2FA, E2E, scheduled email backups and more. Charges for the higher level plans with more features.\nCloud Hosting # Open Source as a Service # Cryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nDisroot - Privacy-focused ecosystem. Provides multiple cloud services. Including Email, Nextcloud, Cryptpad etc…\nFederated.Computer - Great open-source replacements for Dropbox, Google Workplace, Zoom, Slack, Airtable, Mailchimp, 1Password, Netlify, Github, Calendy, your spying VPN and much more for the low price of $39 a month. As many users as you want. Only pay for more storage when/if you need it.Federated includes Human Support and full Backups. The benefits of self-hosting without the day-to-day high-stakes drudgery. Affiliate Link\nKoofr - Allows for importing of Drive, Dropbox etc. Privacy-focused cloud storage free up to 10 Gb’s. ^1,2^\nNextCloud - Self-hosted cloud software for a massive amount of options. Takes a bit of config, but nextcloud functions as a full Google Docs replacement in addition to many other options including music and video hosting. Also provides cloud hosting if you do not wish to self-host. Next Cloud is currently available in other Privacy-focused ecosystems like Start9, Umbrel, Yunohost, Dietpi and many more, with just a few clicks. Or you can self-host on your OS of choice.\nLink Tree Alternatives # AllMyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nCoinDrop - Like link tree but specifically for crypto web wallets. All your wallets and donation methods in one simple place.\nLibertyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nOperating Systems # While more well-known OSes like Windows server or Ubuntu server are great, there are other lesser-known OSes purpose-built to help people self-host, by pre-packaging applications in nice ready-made GUI. This can be especially useful for less technical users.\nHyperVisors for Virtualization # ProxMox - Proxmox is the primary open source solution for virtual machine hosting. Like VmWare or Hyper V except Proxmox is completely open source and free. It offers you the ability to run multiple virtual servers on a single physical server, easily allowing you to run several different software Operating systems for zero cost. Comes with snapshots, backups, server monitoring, native containerization and much more. Find a list of Proxmox based scripts here these scripts allow for single lines of code for setting up hundreds of apps. One of the absolute best ways to get into self hosting. XCP-NG - A solid alternative to Proxmox. the user-friendly, high-performance virtualization solution, developed collaboratively for unrestricted features and open-source accessibility with Turnkey Server Virtualization. Operating Systems # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, NEAR, Avalanche and more.\nCASA OS - Community-based open source software focused on delivering simple personal cloud experience around Docker ecosystem. Despite the name CASA OS is not an OS. It is an app similar to Umbrel or Citadel, a GUI for docker images. Comes with some unique apps, like Nginx Proxy Manager and Cloudflare Tunnels. Also provides Clearnet support with a fairly flexible set of config options. Also has a nice simple GUI for file uploads, this is especially useful with something like Jellyfin or Calibre-Web.\nCitadel - Umbrel open source Fork offering much of the same options.\nCloudron - Cloudron is unique in that it offers offsite backups to AWS, includes a built-in firewall that monitors all traffic and comes with its own built-in email server.\nCoolify - An open-source \u0026amp; self-hostable Heroku / Netlify alternative.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Storj, Zcash, Cosmos Tornado Cash and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nDietPI - A Linux distro OS. Dietpi comes with over 200 app packages and dependencies built in. While more command line skills are required than Umbrel or Embassy, Dietpi makes it very easy to install over 100 apps and dependencies. While largely built for Raspberry Pi, Dietpi also has specific images created for a wide range of hardware. Dietpi is a bit more difficult than platforms like Yunohost, but runs a bit more reliably and offers more total tools, including backups, VPN integration, clearnet, and more. Documentation is better than Yunohost, but could still be improved.\nFulmo - A lighting network focused OS configured to run on a Raspberry Pi.\nFreedomBox - Another OS that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Currently more limited than most of the other OSes in terms of apps in the internal app store.\nHome Lab OS - HomelabOS allows anyone to easily deploy, backup, restore, and maintain over 100 different applications and services. Everything from video players, to home automation, to chat services. These services can continue to function at full speed on your LAN even when your external internet is completely offline.\nMoneroOS - OS dedicated to Monero mining.\nMy Node BTC - Another OS that focuses primarily on Bitcoin Software. Includes BTCPay Server, Dojo, Whirlpool, Join Market and much more. Comes with Clearnet, Tor, and I2P.\nPinode-XMR - PiNode-XMR is a completely free and open source suite of tools to help a user run their own Monero node with ease. PiNode-XMR is designed for use with single board computers (SBC) such as the Raspberry Pi, Pine64 or Odroid hardware to allow for very cheap node setup and minimal 24/7 running costs due to low power usage.\nPiBox - Currently has a small offering of Apps but is working on adding more. Notable Apps are Nextcloud, Jellyfin and Homeassistant.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nRunTipi - Tipi is a personal homeserver orchestrator. It is running docker containers under the hood and provides a simple web interface to manage them. Every service comes with an opinionated configuration in order to remove the need for manual configuration and network setup. RunTipi comes with Clearnet configuration, but this can be a bit buggy in some cases. This is still very much in development.\nStart9 - Start OS makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy, not completely open source. Currently routes all services over TOR or lets you host over LAN. This increases privacy but can make things more difficult to interact with Non TOR/Start9 users. Heavily supports bitcoin software and includes a NOSTR node and several other tools. While there is currently no clearnet support, StartOS is overall very stable. Start9 also offers some of the better documentation and error handling. Save 5% on any S9 Server with code \u0026ldquo;LOTR\u0026rdquo;\nUBOS - A newer project. Less impressive interface and less apps than some of the other projects.\nUmbrel - Interface that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Beautiful interface but still needs a few bugs worked out. Apps are difficult to config after being setup. Offers lots of Bitcoin Node Software. Umbrel and StartOS are very similar options as they both focus heavily on BTC and Lightning nodes and currently offer only LAN and TOR hosting. Umbrel offers more apps but Start OS offers a much more reliable platform. Umbrel is not an OS but rather an GUI application manager for Docker.\nYunoHost - Free and Open Source with over 100 apps. Yuno host comes with Clearnet support with your own custom domains and offers you free pre-selected domains you can use. Yunohost has a nice troubleshooting tool that helps you find issues with port/firewall troubleshooting. Yunohost has a lot of features but can be a bit buggy at times.\nMedia Center OSes # If you are currently running a Roku, Amazon Firestick, or pretty much any other store-bought hardware device for media streaming, it\u0026rsquo;s very likely that it sends out massive amounts of data back to different companies. This is terrible for privacy, self-sovereignty, security, and internet bandwidth. While it\u0026rsquo;s difficult to purchase hardware that does not do this, you can set up your own version with some of the following user-friendly Operating systems.\nLibreElec - LibreELEC is a lightweight ‘Just enough OS’ Linux distribution purpose-built for Kodi on current and popular mediacentre hardware.\nOSMC - OSMC (Open Source Media Center) is a free and open source media player based on Linux. Founded in 2014, OSMC lets you play back media from your local network, attached storage, and the Internet. OSMC is the leading media center in terms of feature set and community and is based on the Kodi project.\nXbian - XBian is a small, fast, and lightweight media center distribution for the Raspberry Pi, CuBox-i, Hummingboard, and many more devices to come. It is based on a minimal Debian and therefore offers much of the same freedom as Debian offers. Our slogan is “XBian, the bleeding edge” as our main focus is delivering the fastest Kodi solution for various small form factor computers.\nPhoto Storage # Ente - Encrypted cloud photo storage.\nImmich - Self-hosted backup solution for photos and videos on mobile devices.\nPhotoprism - PhotoPrism is an AI-Powered Photos App for the Decentralized Web. It makes use of the latest technologies to tag and find pictures automatically without getting in your way. You can run it at home, on a private server, or in the cloud.\nRemote Control Software # AeroAdmin - Easy and free Remote access service for many OS’s. Not Open source.\nMesh Commander - Free Open Source Teamviewer Alternative.\nNetBird - NetBird combines a WireGuard®-based overlay network with Zero Trust Network Access, providing a unified open source platform for reliable and secure connectivity. Requires authentication account with a big tech identity provider. Offers free self hosting options.\nPangolin - Pangolin is an open-source and identity-aware tunneled reverse proxy server. Pangolin’s distributed architecture with nodes provide highly available ingress to ensure applications always remain accessible. Open Source.\nRustDesk - TeamViewer, AnyDesk, and Splashtop to RustDesk for a secure and reliable remote desktop experience with your own self-hosted servers. Open Source.\nTailScale - Tailscale is an easy VPN that allows you to connect back into your network without excessive configuration or firewall rules. While Tailscale is not fully open source and requires an requires authentication account with a big tech identity provider. However there is a fully self-hosted version you can run.\nRouters # Flash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router, that prioritizes network-wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come pre-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built-in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers that can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all-purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router, or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that is forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls, and a virtual server separate from the Firewall OS.\nSSH/RDP Applications # Easy SSH - Simple application that lets you save all of your SSH logins and passwords in one easy interface. This way you can login go from SSH terminal port easily and quickly without needing to type in your credentials. Linux Only.\nmRemoteNG - Just like Easy SSH, but also supports RDP, Telnet, HTTPS, Powershell, and more. Windows only.\nWebsite Tools # Ackee - Self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool for those who care about privacy. Ackee runs on your own server, analyzes the traffic of your websites, and provides useful statistics in a minimal interface.\nGhost - Self-Hosting and cloud hosting with open source software. Ghost is primarily used as a blogging platform as a competitor to something like Substack. Unlike Hugo Ghost offers a GUI for most of your website management.\nHugo - Popular open-source static site generators. Helps you simply create websites for desktop and mobile without substantial amounts of HTML code. Hugo is completely open source and utilizes markdown files primarily. Liberty Tools is run with Hugo.\nImmuneweb - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\nMatomo - Privacy first Google analytics alternative.\nPlausible - Simple and privacy-friendly Google Analytics alternative - Extensive Review\nSSLLABS - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\n"},{"id":18,"href":"/social-media/","title":"Social Media","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.” ― George Washington\nSocial media is a mixed bag. It connects the world and allows for the rapid dissemination of news, true and untrue. But in the last few years censorship has become a massive problem across all major social media platforms. Its important that we cultivate presences on social media that are more resilient to censorship and de-platforming. These services should be run as decentralized as possible to avoid coordinated take downs like we saw with the Conservative social media company Parler, where big tech collaborated to largely destroy the company.\nFreedom Respecting Social Media # Blue Sky - Blue Sky is an open source project backed by Jack Dorsey in an attempt to create a decentralized social network protocol as an alternative to Twitter. In May 2024 Jack Dorsey resigned from the BlueSky board, and donated 21 Million to the Open Source Protocol NOSTR. Blue Sky is very leftwing.\nDiaspora - Diaspora is a decentralized open source social media platform. With Diaspora you need to host your own instance by running a server or \u0026ldquo;pod\u0026rdquo;, meaning you own your data. Due to the decentralized nature of the platform it can be difficult to connect with other profiles, the platform has less than 1 million users after after 13 years of operation.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here\nGab - A centralized Free Speech Social media platform. Gab has been de-platformed by most of big tech and largely runs its own architecture in order to to keep operations running. Platform users tend to skew right wing.\nGettr - GETTR is a social media platform built on the foundation of freedom of opinion and expression. Gettr is a socialized platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t seem to offer anything particularly new, other than being a Twitter Alternative. Private messages claim to be E2E. But Gettr is not open sourced.\nLemmy - Lemmy is a selfhosted social link aggregation and discussion platform. Similar to Reddit but it is completely free and open, and not controlled by any company. This means that there is no advertising, tracking, or secret algorithms. Content is organized into communities, so it is easy to subscribe to topics that you are interested in, and ignore others. Voting is used to bring the most interesting items to the top.\nLocals - Locals is a free speech social media platform that is owned by Rumble. Locals is a centralized alternative to other social media. Founded by conservative commentator Dave Rubin.\nMastodon - Mastodon is an open source, self hosted social networking service that aims to be a twitter competitor. Mastodon lets you connect to specific Mastodon instances as part of a federation protocol. Due to this setup Larger mastodon servers can censor other servers from connecting to their instances. Tends to be a more left wing community.\nMeWe - MeWe is a centralized company that\u0026rsquo;s been running a social media platform for over a decade. MeWe is committed to privacy and an ad-free experience. The project is currently in development to be migrated to web3 blockchain based infrastructure.\nMinds - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.\nTruth Social - Founded by Donald Trump in response to Trump getting removed from Twitter. Truth Social is a centralized open source fork of Mastodon. Truth Social is known to censor content, mostly leftwing content.\nTwitter/X - Twitter is a centralized social media platform. While Twitter has become a free speech focused platform its far from perfect. Twitter is overwhelmingly the single biggest platform for spreading speech. Twitter is bad for privacy and is encouraging a ID based verification program, that will be in the hands of its future owners. Case against Twitter\nMeetup Alternatives # Agorakit - Agorakit is web-based, open source groupware for collectives. By creating collaborative groups, people can discuss topics, organize events, store files and keep everyone updated as needed. Agorakit is a forum, calendar, file manager, mapping tool and email notifier.\nFlockstr - NOSTR based Meetup alternative. Connects directly with your NOSTR Account, and also works with your lightning wallet to receive ZAPS (micro bitcoin transactions.)\nJoinMobilizon - Mobilizon is not a giant platform, but a multitude of interconnected Mobilizon websites. This federated architecture helps avoid monopolies and offers a diversity of hosting terms of service.\nLuma - An international meetup alternative, that provides more value at a much lower price than meetup. Has built in support for cryptocurrency wallets like Eth and Solana.\nPartiful - Free for users, requires SMS in order to gave out regular event updates. Not specifically freedom focused, but another good option.\nNOSTR # NOSTR is the future of decentralized social media. NOSTR is not controlled or owned by any private company or person. NOSTR is a protocol similar to Email or TCP/IP. It can be accessed by anyone or any company. NOSTR uses the dumb server smart client model. Meaning anyone can setup a simple server/relay that preserves and encrypts the NOSTR ecosystem. NOSTR directly incorporates bitcoin via the lightning network. You can send \u0026ldquo;ZAPS\u0026rdquo; which are low cost lightning transactions to any person on NOSTR, and your posts can likewise receives Zaps from anyone on the network. In addition to major support from the freedom and Bitcoin communities, NOSTR has been financially backed by Jack Dorsey and heavily supported by Edward Snowden. NOSTR offers several different clients that allow you to interact with the NOSTR protocol. Some of those clients:\nAlby - A NOSTR and Bitcoin plugin. Allows you to hold your private keys in order to interact with NOSTR, lighting and other bitcoin apps.\nDamus - NOSTR Client for Iphone.\nNOSTR Apps - A database of many differnt NOSTR Apps\nNostr.Watch - Track relays where a connection can currently be established.\nNostr.directory - Find your twitter follows on NOSTR\nNostrChat - Encrypted chat built on NOSTR.\nPrimal - A client designed to look like a twitter clone.\nZap.Stream - Directly integrated into NOSTR Zap lets you stream for SATS (bitcoin Lightning) and earn in kind easily from any and all viewers.\nYoutube Alternatives # Bitchute - A decentralized Youtube alternative that tends to have a lot of right-leaning content, due to this they often get censored or blocked.\nCiVL - CiVL is a free streaming platform for courageous stories and subversive ideas that challenge power structures. Get access to award-winning films, shows, and debates. No ads. No credit card to join.\nD.tube - A decentralized youtube alternative. DTube is a community powered video sharing platform where users vote on videos to reward creators, curators, influencers and viewers in cryptocurrency.\nMadiator - Privacy focused front end for LBRY, the network that hosts ODYSEE.\nODYSEE - A decentralized video platform built on the LBRY network. With the recent SEC Judgement against ODYSEE the long term future of the platform is uncertain, however plans are to migrate to the Arweave network. Odysee also has a nice simple feature allowing you to connect your youtube channel and autosync all content for a convenient backup of your channel.\nPeerTube A free and open-source, decentralized, ActivityPub federated video platform powered by WebTorrent, that uses peer-to-peer technology to reduce load on individual servers when viewing videos.\nRumble - A centralized alternative to youtube that bills itself as protector of free speech.\n"}]
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-[{"id":0,"href":"/affiliates/","title":"Affiliates","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\n\u0026ldquo;Tell me with whom you associate, and I will tell you who you are.\u0026rdquo; - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe\nThis is our affiliate page for brands we use and trust. While the goal of Liberty Tools is to list every single tool for human liberty, we cant vet them all. These are brands and projects that we actually use and endorse and generally have a relationship with. As such, we have affiliate links with them, and this is one small way you can support us at no additional cost to you! These links also show up on their specific categories page as well.\nAupa Bar - The Chad of energy bars run by a based bitcoin business. High quality grass fed meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit, no garbage filler like seed oils. AUPA gives 5% discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. These bars come from the best quality farms in Colorado. 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Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nDelete Me - Our date is leaked everyday. Thats why its important to use services like Delete Me. Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. Use our Affiliate link to save 20%.\nFederated.Computer - Federated is another Denver based company offering Open Source as a service. Sometimes physically hosting servers just isn\u0026rsquo;t viable. In those cases cloud hosting can be a necessary option. But most cloud hosting come from tech giants like AWS or Google Cloud who sell your data and will censor you if you have the wrong politics. Federated.Computer offers you cheap, easy open source options to get many of the benefits of Big Tech without compromising your privacy. Please use our affiliate link to sign up if you\u0026rsquo;re interested!\nHushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nLive Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our affiliate link if you are interested.\nMark37 - Mark37 is a privacy focused company that offers Laptops and phones that come prebuilt with opensource privacy focused operating systems at a reasonable price. Mark37 also offers ongoing technical support and training. Mark37 is a proud conservative and christian company. Use our referral link or discount code to save 5% on all services. This discount does not stack with other promotions. Discount code: \u0026ldquo;LIBERTYTOOLS\u0026rdquo;\nPrivacy.com - Privacy.com is the best way to pay with fiat online while still protecting your privacy. Create debit card aliases that can be limited based on total amount spends or by vendors. With card aliases you dont have to worry about leaked card info, overcharges or annoying vendors that refuse to cancel your subscription, privacy.com lets you do all of that for free. Please use our referral link and sign up for a free account.\nStart 9 - Start 9 is one of our favorite companies. Local to Denver, Start9 offers home personal servers with their own Operating system, that makes it easy for you to own and host your data out of a physical server that you own. Offers an app store with multiple applications that include Bitcoin and Monero full nodes, Matrix and SimpleX messaging, Vaultwarden for password management, Nextcloud for all sorts of hosting including word docs, music, contacts calendar and so much more.\n"},{"id":1,"href":"/agorism/","title":"Agorism","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If taxation without consent is not robbery, then any band of robbers have only to declare themselves a government, and all their robberies are legalized.” ― Lysander Spooner\nAgorism is a social philosophy that advocates creating a society in which all relations between people are voluntary exchanges by means of counter-economics, engaging with aspects of nonviolent revolution, founded by Samuel Edward Konkin the third. Agorism is a different approach to creating freedom, than electoral politics. Sometimes also known as the concept of \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizens.\u0026rdquo;\nAgorist Communities (International) # Bitcoin Beach - Bitcoin Beach is working to create a sustainable circular Bitcoin economy in El Salvador. Following the dramatic decrease in crime and the governments bitcoin backing, Bitcoin Beach has become one of the best Bitcoin communities in the world. Free Society - Free Society aims to build a new sovereign society by negotiating with an existing government. There are many examples of governments granting another nation sovereignty over a part of their territory, and Free Society believes this is the best way forward. Free State Project - The Free State Project is a movement of thousands of freedom-loving people to New Hampshire. Started in 2003, there are thousands of individuals just like you in New Hampshire. Together, Free Staters have built an incredible, real-life community full of people who value liberty and responsibility. Free Cities - The Free Cities Foundation aims to inspire, inform and connect people to create a global market of living together in Free Cities. Free Cities are self-governing territories that uphold individual rights and freedoms. They aim to create more prosperous and autonomous urban spaces. Freedom Haven - Seasteading org working to build a workable seasteading options. Seasteading is the idea of creating permanent living homes that exist outside government jurisdiction in international waters. Liberland - The Free Republic of Liberland is a small experimental country located on the banks of the Danube River, known as Gornja Siga. Liberland is built on classical liberal (libertarian) ideals which emphasize autonomy and minimize the state\u0026rsquo;s encroachment on individual liberties. Rule of law, bodily autonomy, free trade, freedom of choice, freedom of movement, and others are all core tenets of our fledgling nation. PraxisNation - Praxis Nation builds off the concept of the network state by Balaji Srinivasan. Which theories that in the modern world we can create a decentralized country that can offer many of the benefits of standard country. Praxis aims to offer land, its own currency and eventually citizenship among many other things. Pronomos - Pronomos is a venture capital fund that works to build the \u0026ldquo;cities of tomorrow.\u0026rdquo; Pronomos has worked to fund Prospera, Praxis, and many more starup cities. Prospera - Prospera is a new libertarian smart city located in Honduras, that works as an economic zone largely free of local government taxes. An experimental project that does exist by a government grant, but its working to prove out a new potential model of cities. Learn more with the REASON documentary. Digital Nomad Services # Escapees - Escapees bills itself as an RV club, but it offers many services for a digital nomad lifestyle, including mail forwarding and temporary residences among many other things. Based in the U.S. Liberation Travel - Focuses on helping users find residency in multiple countries primarly including Paraguay, Uruguay, Panama and Georgia. Nomad Capitalist - Nomad Capitalist specializes in legally and ethically reducing your tax rate, diversifying and safeguarding your assets, growing your passport portfolio, and maximizing your freedom. Passports for Crypto - Quickly acquire Citizenship in St. Kitts by purchasing property without ever actually visiting St. Kitts. Planbpassport - A service that helps facilitate second passports. Accepts Bitcoin and very much adopts a \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizen\u0026rdquo; Mindset. General Tools # Agorist Nexus - Agorist Nexus is a hub for free exchange, focusing on the spread of Agorism and connecting the counter-economy Agorist Tax Advice - Paid service to minimize your tax strategy. Live Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our above affiliate link if you are interested. Mobazha - Formerly known as Openbazaar, Mobazaha aims to be a decentralized market where people can buy and sell products across the world for various different crypto currencies. Open Source Ecology - Open Source Blueprints for Civilization. Build Yourself.The goal of Open Source Ecology is to create an open source economy – an efficient economy which increases innovation by open collaboration. Check out hundreds of open source designs for producing cheaper houses and mechanical equipment. Taxation is Theft App - App that walks people through the logical ideas of taxation being theft. Similar to the not yet launched project \u0026ldquo;The mirror\u0026rdquo; by Larken Rose. Shipping Services # AtoB - Everything you need to send and receive packages in a decentralized way. Built on NOSTR. America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Sovereign Homesteading # Abundant Acres - A small company that helps you design your sovereign homestead blueprint. Empshield - EMP Shield is the World’s first EMP protection technology for an entire home and vehicle tested to military and UL 1449 standards from ETL. H20 Machine - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. My Patriot Supply - Purchase food and other supplies. Seedarmory.com - Every one of Seed Armory\u0026rsquo;s seed vaults contains only 100% survival grade, 100% heirloom seeds, and are always non-GMO. Seeds, vaults, and packets are kept at low refrigerated temperatures until ready for shipping. Spout Water - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. Works at a much smaller scale than H20 Machine. StealthAngelSurvival.com - Purchase a wide variety of survival gear. Survivalrealty.com - Off grid real estate. Sovereignty Theory # Aguadiero Sovereign Coaching - Private Law and Trust Education. This is a service that helps you control your property and assets without following the standard nonsense of the governments legal system. One Stupid Fuck - Opt out of the tax structure. Terrible website name and design, but a resource that provides great step by step videos of opting out of the current tax structure. Lost Horizons - Platform with a wide range of topics around opting out of taxes and deconstructing the legal system. "},{"id":2,"href":"/books/","title":"Books","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\nLiberty Tools Book List Welcome to the Liberty Tools Book list! This is our official book recommendations for the best books across a wide range of liberty topics. We do not specifically endorse every idea in these books or by these authors, but we do recommended them as a good place to learn about the topics at hand. Not all of these books are specifically libertarian, but they contain valuable information that could benefit anyone regardless of political philosophy. Find these books here: Anna\u0026rsquo;s Archive and Libgen If you enjoy any of these books please considering purchasing. Category Author Agorism Community Technology Karl Hess New Libertarian Manifesto Samuel Edward Konkin III Agorist Class Theory Wally Conger How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Derrick Broze Anti-Politics Sal Mayweather Anarchy in Practice - Stateless Solutions Community Technology David Freidman New Libertarian Manifesto Walter Block Agorist Class Theory Ryan McMaken How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Hans Herman Hoppe Anti-Politics Robert Murphy The Market for Liberty Morris/Linda Tannehill The New Libertarianism: Anarcho-Capitalism J. Michael Oliver Crypto Anarchy The Genesis Book Aaron Van Wirdun Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of Cryptocurrency Andy Greenberg This Machine Kills Secrets: Julian Assange, The Cypherpunks, and their fight to Empower Whistleblowers Andy Greenberg Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital Age Steven Levy The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age James Dale Davidson, Michael David Axtel Cryptocurrency Digital Gold Nathaniel Popper How Money got Free Patrick Eha Understanding Bitcoin Robert Muprhy and Silas Barta The Bitcoin Standard SaifeDean Ammous The Internet of Money Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Bitcoin Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Ethereum Andreas Antonopolous Hacking Bitcoin Roger Ver The Blocksize War Jonathan Bier Conspiracies Filthy Rich James Patterson All The Shahs Men Steven Kinzer JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters James W. Douglass Chaos Tom O\u0026rsquo;Neill Inventing the AIDS Virus Peter Duesberg The Controlled Demolition of the American Empire Charlie Robinson \u0026amp; Jeff Berwick A Warning from History Corey Hughes The Octopus of Global Control Charlie Robinson One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that gave Rise the Jeffrey Epstein Whitney Webb The Creature From Jekyll Island G Edward Griffin Covid The Real Anthony Fauci Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The War on Ivermectin Pierre Kory The Courage to Face Covid-19 Peter McCullough A Plague Upon Our House Scott Atlas Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19 Matt Ridley Diary of A Psychosis Tom Woods The Pfizer Papers Naomi Wolf Drug War and Prohibition The Economics of Prohibition Mark Thornton American Kingpin Nick Bilton High Price Dr. Carl Hart Chasing the Scream Johann Hari Dreamland: The True Tale of America\u0026rsquo;s Opiate Epidemic Sam Quinones Drug War Addiction Sheriff Bill Masters Gang Leader for A Day Sudhir Venkatesh Economics and History of Economics Economics in One Lesson Henry Hazlitt Basic Economics Thomas Sowell The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard Keynes Mark Skousen History of Money and Banking in the United States Murray Rothbard End the Fed Ron Paul Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles Jesus Huerta de Soto The Fiat Standard SaifeDean Ammous Environment American Serengeti Dan Flores Fossil Future Alex Epstein Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of Antihumanism Robert Zubrin Apocalypse Never Michael Shellenberger The Wizard and The Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow\u0026rsquo;s World Charles C. Mann Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Running With Rhinos Ed Warner Extremist Politics The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics Michael Malice SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought Police Vox Day The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure Greg Lukianoff and Johnathan Haidt Fiction Brave New World Aldous Huxley 1984 George Orwell Animal Farm George Orwell Molon Labe! Kenneth Royce (Boston T Party) Alongside Night J. Niel Schulman Freehold Michael Z. Williamson The Moon is a Harsh Mistress Robert Heinlen The Handmaid’s Tale Margaret Atwood Anthem Ayn Rand The Fountainhead Ayn Rand The Giver Lois Lowery Red Rising Pierce Brown Unintended Consequences John Ross The Probability Broach L. Neil Smith The High Ground Series Doug Casey Enemy of the State F. Paul Wilson Financial Crisis Meltdown Tom Woods Deep Freeze: Iceland\u0026rsquo;s Economic Collapse Phillip Bagus and David Howden Americas Great Depression Murray Rothbard The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last Century Mark Thornton End the Fed Ron Paul Gun Rights Come and Take it: The Gun Printers Guide to Thinking Free Cody Wilson The 10 Myths of Gun Control Jose Nino More Guns Less Crime John Lott Health and Nutrition Death by Food Pyramid Denise Minger Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim It Mary Ruwart The Primal Prescription Doug Mcguff and Robert Murphy Fat for Fuel Dr. Joseph Mercola Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless Health Casey Means and Calley Means Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Blind Spots: The Medicine Gets it Wrong and What it Means For our Health Marty Makary Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity Peter Attia History - General A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell A Peoples History of the United States Howard Zinn Albions\u0026rsquo;s Seed David Hackett Fischer The Dawn Of Everything: A New History of Humanity David Graber A Little History of the World EH Gombrich Debt: The First 5000 Years David Graber History of Government Institutions Legacy of Ashes: A history of the CIA Tim Weiner Enemies: A history of the FBI Tim Weiner The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles and their Secret World War Steven Kinzer Overthrow: Americas Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to Iraq Steven Kinzer History of Socialism The Almost Nearly Perfect People Michael Booth The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel Castro Humberto Fontova The Case Against Socialism Rand Paul History of War and Military The Strategic Logic of Suicide Bombers Robert Pape Enough Already: Time to End the War on Terror Scott Horton Death by Government: Genocide and Mass Murder Since 1900 R.J. Rummel Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catastrophe of Ukraine Scott Horton All the Shahs Men Stephen Kirzner Property Rights Against Intellectual Property Stephan Kinsella (Property Rights) - Freedom on the Frontier Terry Anderson \u0026amp; Peter J Hill How Music Got Free Steven Witt Water Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Space Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Against Intellectual Monopoly Michelle Boldrin \u0026amp; David Levine Intro to Liberty The Law Frederic Bastiat The Road to Serfdom Friedrich Hayek Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom Ron Paul The Revolution Ron Paul Intro to Anarchy No Treason: The Constitution of no Authority Lysander Spooner The Most Dangerous Superstition Larken Rose The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to Obey Michael Huemer The Anarchist\u0026rsquo;s Handbook Organized by Michael Malice Dissenting Electorate: Those Who Refuse to Vote and the Legitimacy of Their Opposition Wendy McElroy Individual Liberty Benjamin Tucker Freedom’s Progress: A History of Political Thought Gerard Casey Living Freedom The Freedom Outlaw\u0026rsquo;s Handbook: 179 Things to Do \u0026rsquo;til the Revolution Claire Wolfe 101 Things to Do \u0026lsquo;Til the Revolution: Ideas and Resources for Self-Liberation, Monkey Wrenching and Preparedness Claire Wolfe Don\u0026rsquo;t Shoot the Bastards (Yet): 101 More Ways to Salvage Freedom Claire Wolfe Net Neutrality The Fallacy of Net Neutrality Thomas Hazlett The Master Switch Tim Wu The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless Technology Thomas Hazlett Code 2.0 Lawrence Lessig Philosophy - General Drive: Understanding the science of Human motivation Daniel Pink Defending the Undefendable Walter Block Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder Nassim Taleb The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion Johnathan Haidt Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World David Epstein Philosophy - Political The Ethics of Liberty Murray Rothbard Anatomy of the State Murray Rothbard An Agorist Primer Samuel Konkin Our Enemy, the State Albert J Nock Police Brutality and the Justice system Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America\u0026rsquo;s Police Forces Radley Balko A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State John Whitehead The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison America Naomi Murakawa The New Jim Crow Michelle Alexander Ghettoside Jill Leovy I Can\u0026rsquo;t Breathe: A Killing on Bay Street Matt Taibbi Justice Before the Law Michael Huemer Revisionist History The Myth of the Robber Barons Burt Folsom The Art of Contrary Thinking Humphrey B. Neill Why American History is Not What They Say: An Introduction to Revisionism Jeff Riggenbach Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong James W. Loewen The Roosevelt Myth John T. Flynn The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary War Thomas J. DiLorenzo Security and Privacy The Art of Invisibility Kevin Mitnick How to Be Invisible J. J. Luna No Place to Hide Glen Greenwald Public Record Edward Snowden The Production of Security Gustave di Molinari Extreme Privacy: How to Disapear on the Internet Michael Bazzell Watchman Privacy Gabriel Custodiet Privacy in Utopia Gabriel Custodiet Schooling and Unschooling Radical Unschooling Dayna Martin The Case against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and Money Bryan Caplan Weapons of Mass Instruction John Taylor Gatto The Absorbent Mind Maria Montessori The College Scam: How America\u0026rsquo;s Universities Are Bankrupting and Brainwashing Away the Future of America\u0026rsquo;s Youth Charlie Kirk Vaccines Turtles All the Way Down Anonymous, Tim Vadnar The Moth in the Iron Lung Forrest Moready Crooked: Manmade Disease Explained Forrest Moready Dissolving Illusions Susan Humphries Vaccines, Autoimmunity and the Changing Nature of Childhood Illness Thomas Cowan "},{"id":3,"href":"/covid/","title":"Covid","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Every single thing that was done in public health in response to the pandemic made it worse.\u0026rdquo; - Peter A. McCullough\nThe Covid19 Lockdowns were the biggest event in our lifetimes. The damage done was immeasurable and still continues to this day. The power centers are looking to continue on with all of the covid tyranny. We must be vigilant in fighting back against the medical industrial complex.\nAnti Covid Orgs # Banners 4 Freedom - An organization dedicated to protesting Covid Mandates using billboards across the world.\nChildren\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense - Children\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense® is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Their mission is to end childhood health epidemics by working aggressively to eliminate harmful exposures, hold those responsible accountable and establish safeguards to prevent future harm. They fight corruption, mass surveillance and censorship that put profits before people as well as advocate for worldwide rights to health freedom and bodily autonomy.\nCovid Index - Massive database of Covid insanity. Find all sorts of articles related to censorship and policy failures.\nEvidenceNotFear - An evidence-based guide against all of the Covid madness.\nFeds 4 Med Freedom - Feds for Medical Freedom is fighting for medical freedoms and personal autonomy. They stand against unconstitutional and immoral vaccine mandates that have cost thousands of federal employees and contractors their careers and livelihoods.\nFLCCC Alliance - A group of doctors who got together to push back against the public Covid response. They provide real education on Covid, and demonized treatments like Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine and recovery against.\nGBDeclaration.org - One of the first major organizations to push back against Covid lockdowns. The Great Barrington Declaration is a major worldwide petition sponsored by doctors and scientists against the Covid lockdowns.\nHowbad - Resources for tracking all aspects of specific Covid batchs data, this also includes leaked data, and some aspects of other vaccines and medical malpractice.\nICAN Informed Consent Action Network - Founded in 2016, ICAN was created with the goal of providing every person with the right to informed consent. They believe that by holding regulators accountable through their successful legal actions, individuals will become empowered to make truly informed decisions about their own health and the health of their families. Using an unprecedented legal strategy, ICAN has successfully won lawsuits against Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control, the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration. Founded by Del Bigtree of the Highwire and works regularly with Aaron Siri and his firm.\nLaw Offices of Siri Glimstead - Led by Lawyer Aaron Siri, Siri Glimstead has been at the forefront of defending legal rights against Covid restrictions and damages done by the Covid vaccines, as well as more traditional vaccines. They also focus on other things like civil rights or protection of whistle blowers.\nPhysicians for Informed Consent - Physicians for Informed Consent empowers the public with scientific information about infectious diseases and vaccines.\nPureBloodRegistry - Blood donations for and from people who have not gotten the Covid-19 vaccine.\nThe Highwire - An educational journalistic organization that has been working for years to bring accountability to the world of vaccines and especially Covid vaccines. Founded by Del Bigtree.\nVacSafety - The VSRF’s mission is to advance COVID-19 vaccine safety through scientific research, public education, and advocacy, and to support the vaccine injured. They present the most up-to-date and relevant information on COVID-19 and public health policies, free from corporate press, agenda-driven narratives, and sponsorships with conflict of interest. They encourage questions and an open dialogue of transparency on any medical and scientific information presented.\nFake Mask Websites # Fake Mask Worldwide - A company that sells obviously fake masks, less obviously fake masks and other Covid related items.\nGetUnmask - Breathable masks that look like regular masks. Company now sells other unrelated products as well.\nMedical Drug Purchase # Purchase Medical Drugs including Ivermection and Hydroxychloroquine from high quality third party services.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinil. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nMetrics # ICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nOpen Vaers - Open Vaers takes the CDC\u0026rsquo;s government data from VAERS and makes it much more readable and easy to understand. As of 9/23 there were over 36,000 deaths and over 1.5 million Covid vaccine related reports to VAERS.\nNo-Jab Job Boards # Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types.\nRedballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or Covid nonsense.\nUnjected - Social media for meeting and dating unvaccinated people.\nVaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status.\nVaccine Injured Support # Covid Vax Recovery Guide - A Covid vaccine detox guide written by nutritional scientist and liberty leaning Dr. Chris Masterjohn.\nCovid19CriticalCare.com - An in-depth recovery Post-Vaccine Treatment Protocol guide from the doctors at the FLCC Alliance.\nIronHeart Bloodworks - IronHeart Bloodworks is a new blood bank membership that gives you control over your blood choices during medical procedures. When you need it, IronHeart Bloodworks quickly sends you COVID-19 unvaccinated blood—a unique service in the healthcare industry. You should have the freedom to choose what blood is in your body.\nReact19.org - React19 is a science-based non-profit offering financial, physical, and emotional support for those suffering from long-term COVID-19 vaccine adverse events globally. Their mission is to bring healing to the moms, dads, friends, and loved ones who are facing life-altering side effects from their COVID-19 vaccine. They build bridges between patients and research institutions in order to develop a better understanding of vaccine complications.\nSpike Protein Detox - Peter McCullough\u0026rsquo;s Spike protein Detox protocol. Peter\u0026rsquo;s company also sells a specific Detox Support Formula.\nZelenko Protocol - Dr. Vladimir Zelenko was one of the first doctors to push back on mainstream Covid dogma. While Zelenko has since passed his protocol and supplements are still useful for fighting Covid ^2^\n"},{"id":4,"href":"/deathathletes/","title":"Death Athletes","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;We always knew it was going to happen, it was according to our plan. For our kind, this is nothing.\u0026rdquo; - Cody Wilson\nDeath Athletes refers to a concept going back to Ancient Greece and popularized by 3d Gun Printing Activist Cody Wilson called \u0026ldquo;The Death Athletic\u0026rdquo;. Cody gave a speech at Guns and Bitcoin 2022 talking about the beauty of death given in service to ones beliefs. While not always literal this is often metaphorical, Cody talks about the public death and having been killed in the public as a metaphor. The Death Athletic specifically refers to someone who engaged in practice to promote freedom and was persecuted for doing so. While many people have been prosecuted unfairly, there is a difference between general victims and those who specifically took the risk of fighting the state and lost.\nCheck out the speech here!\nDeath Athletes # Roger Ver - Roger Ver is a freedom activist who was one of the first investors in Bitcoin. Roger has worked as a liberty and Bitcoin activist for over a decade and has made major financial contributions and investments to projects like, DefCad, ShapeShift, FEE, Ross Ulbricht\u0026rsquo;s Legal Defense, Wikileaks, Kraken and many many more. In April 2024 Roger was arrested and detained in Spain on the request of the US government for alleged tax evasion claims in regarding to his exit tax in 2014. Roger is currently looking at a potential 100 year prison sentence for numerous ridiculous legal charges. Roger has been trapped in Spain since April 2024.\nRoss Ulbricht - Ross Ulbricht is the alleged founder and operator of the Silk Road website. The Silk Road offered consumers a safe and trusted way to purchase drugs and other contraband items. Ross was arrested and imprisoned in 2013. He was sentenced to two life sentences plus 40 years and millions of dollars in fines in a corrupt trial. Ross is scheduled to be released as Donald Trump promised to commute his sentence on Day one of his presidency.\nJulian Assange - Julian Assange is one of the greatest journalists of all time. Julian founded Wikileaks in 2006 and has exposed mass public corruption across the world regarding governments and corporations. Julian was forced into home arrest and then asylum for close to a decade based off ridiculous sex charges that were eventually dropped. In 2019 Julian was pulled out of his Asylum and pull into solitary confinement in BellMarsh prison until June 2024. Julian signed a plea deal and was released.\nEdward Snowden - Edward Snowden is a NSA Whistleblower who exposed massive NSA Corruption in 2013, mostly in regards to illegal mass surveillance on citizens. Snowden has been trapped in Russia ever since.\nSamurai Wallet Devs - In May 2024 Samurai Wallets Domain was seized and the two devs known publicly as TDev and Samurai were arrested and charged with money laundering due to the Bitcoin coinjoin functions built into the website.\nTornado Cash Devs - Tornado Cash is a decentralized coinjoin provider for the Ethereum Crypto Currency. In 2022 Tornado Cash was added to the OFACT List and the Devs Roman Storm and Alex Pertsev where charged with Money Laundering.\nAaron Swartz - Internet pioneer and free speech advocate. Creator of the Guerilla Access Open Manifest as well as several other open source technologies, Aaron Swartz tragically killed himself in 2013 thanks to overzealous prosecutors from the DOJ that were threatening Aaron with decades in prison for attempted publishing of copyrighted documents, despite the fact that the document had never been published and the owner of those copyrights Jstore, had actually dropped the charges.\nIan Freemen - Freeman, known for advocating freedom and financial privacy through bitcoin, found himself targeted by federal prosecutors. Initially facing charges including bank fraud and wire fraud, these allegations were eventually dropped due to lack of evidence. The core of the case revolved around money laundering and conspiracy charges. Ultimately, Freeman received a severe sentence of eight years in prison, a $40,000 fine, and forfeiture of $5 million in assets, despite not being convicted of the fraud charges prosecutors initially highlighted.\nCody Wilson - The creator of the Death Athletic concept as well as the founder of Defcad.com and first person to create a 3d printed Gun. Cody has been at the forefront of fighting for 2nd amendment and 1st amendment as they pertain to code and digital rights for over a decade. Cody has been involved in many lawsuits with the federal government as a result and suffered charges for sex crimes in 2018. He is currently free and working for Defcad.\nJay Stark - The anonymous creator of the FGC-9, which stands for \u0026ldquo;Fuck Gun Control.\u0026rdquo; The FGC was the first project to enable the creation of a fully 3d printed gun that did not require any actual gun parts, instead it uses items that can be purchased from conventional stores all over the world. Jay Stark was arrested in April 2021 on suspicions of owning illegal weapons, however none of these weapons were found and he was not taken into custody. Two days later he was found dead sitting in his car in front of his parents house. While the offical cause of death ruled out \u0026ldquo;foul play\u0026rdquo; it is difficult for most to believe that this was simply a coincidence.\n"},{"id":5,"href":"/defense/","title":"Defense","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles.\u0026rdquo; - Jeff Cooper\nWhen any government deprives a citizen of his freedom or property, the individual must take action to publicise his grievances. To this end, I hope to illustrate in the following pages, the futility of gun control, and that no amount of arbitrary legislation can ever prevent those wanting firearms from owning them. The individual who has the ability to construct his own homemade gun can never be permanently disarmed by any level of gun control legislation. - Philip Luty\nDIY Firearms # The 3D Printer has significantly advanced the ease of manufacturing reliable weapons absent the eye of the watchful state. Of course, it is not the only manufacturing tool available, but you will find it the most expedient.\nGetting Started # The following guides provide a basic introduction to 3D printed firearms. If your budget is limited, Creality printers may be the only option. But they are unreliable, and you may spend more time troubleshooting issues than printing. We recommend Prusa for their reliability and unwavering commitment to open source. Bambu Lab printers have recently gained in popularity for their speed, reliability, and multi-material options. However, they have a history of patenting established open source designs, and even more importantly, severely compromise your privacy. More information here. On this principle, we recommend against giving them your money.\nAs you evaluate printers and cad software, keep privacy at the top of your mind. While this practice may currently be legal in your jurisdiction, the state may kidnap and jail you anyway.\nHoffman Tactical The CTRL+PEW Getting Started Guide Ammunition # Fenix Ammunition - Manufactured in the USA by liberty obsessed individuals, and accept Bitcoin for payment. Books # Expedient Homemade Firearms by Philip Luty Expedient Recoilless Launcher: Panzerfaust by Jonathan Wild Communities # Deterrence Dispensed Rocket Chat - Large public group chat for all things 3d printed firearms. FOSSCAD Subreddit - a subreddit focused on 3d printed firearms of all types. However, censorship on reddit continues to grow, and we encourage migration to censorship resistant communities. Files # Most firearm designs are uploaded by individual creators to Odysee. DEFCAD is another source, but requires a paid membership. Most files available on DEFCAD are already available for free on Odysee.\n3D Gun Builder - A comprehensive directory of designs with direct links to Odysee pages. DEFCAD - Many files here are out of date and hosted without the permission of the original developers. GunCad Developer Index - A list of guncad developer Odysee pages. Legal Advocacy Groups # Organizations fighting within the legal system to expand gun rights.\nDefense Distributed Firearm Policy Coalition Rocky Mountain Gun Owners Second Amendment Foundation Merchants # Places to find parts, part kits, tools, ammo, and more..\nParts # Aves Engineering - Glock rails and MAC11 components. Every Gun Part - Exhaustive collection of parts kits (everything but the receiver) and more. Ghost Guns - More parts kits. JSD Supply - Pistol components and more. MAF Arms - Build kits for printed receiver designs. Replicator USA - 3d printed suppressors. Riptide Rails - Glock rails, magazine springs, and other printed firearms components. Newsletters \u0026amp; Podcasts # En Bloc Press - Paid newsletter and podcast focused on the 3d printed firearm space and adjacent politics. Open Source Defense - Weekly newsletter focused on expanding gun rights with \u0026ldquo;0% culture war\u0026rdquo;. Out of Battery Live - Live podcast focused on interviewing guncad developers and builders. Propaganda # Documentaries, talks, and other media.\nDeath Athletic Documentary The New Radical Plastic Defense: Secret 3D Printed Guns in Europe The Plastic Power: A Speech The Unshackled Englishman Resources # GatGPT - A deneutered version of ChatGPT focused on firearms. Shootingbot - Monitors price and availability of ammunition and reloading components. Training # Ok, you can build a firearm in your garage. Now learn how to use it. Before you start LARPING, consider what type of training is most useful. Read this.\nGamut Resolutions - Tactical pistol and carbine classes. Based in Florida but courses are taught in many locations across the US. Guns For Everyone - Free concealed carry classes based out of Colorado. Long Range Shooters of Utah - Multiday courses in shooting up to and beyond 1000 yards in Price, UT. MantisX - MantisX is a gun training system that takes a data-driven approach to helping you achieve shooting mastery with no ammo required. Unlike some dry fire trainers, MANTISX works while attached to ANY firearm (pistol, rifle, or shotgun). By analyzing every shot and generating actionable data, MANTISX helps you improve your accuracy quickly. Solutionary University - Beginner firearm and defense training. Run by Liberty Activist Maj Toure, who has been travelling across the US providing firearms training, particularly in black neighborhoods. Thunder Ranch - Multiday courses in pistol, rifle, and shotgun, founded by Clint Smith and based in Oregon. "},{"id":6,"href":"/education/","title":"Education","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Education and Training # \u0026ldquo;Government schooling is the most radical adventure in history. It kills the family by monopolizing the best times of childhood and by teaching disrespect for home and parents.\u0026rdquo; - John Taylor Gatto\nModern schooling has been terrible for years. Following the covid insanity and the addition of woke politics the schools are proving less and less value by the day. But education can be done through a vareity of methods. In the modern age their are many better ways to educate yourself and your children than traditional school.\nAlternative Schools # Options for schools that are close to the traditional model, but do something different.\nMontessori Schools - Montessori classrooms are ideal workplaces, where children are engaged, energetic, exploring, social, and most of all, learning to take ownership of their own education. They’re also unified communities in which each child understands the responsibility of being an individual student in the class while supporting the learning of others.\nWestern Governors University - While still suffering from some of the issues of traditional education, WGU provides a solid alternative for anyone who still wants to pursue traditional college degrees. Offering Bachelors and Masters programs in IT, Business, Nursing, Finance and Education. WGU is a completely online school, with relatively cheap degree programs that are performance based, meaning you can take the classes at your own pace and are not required to attend classes you dont need.\nAlternatives to School # Liberty Classroom - A wide range of courses. Mostly focused on history but offers other courses on econimics and logics. All courses are taught from a liberty perspective. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. Mises Econ Grad Progam - Economics Grad program that teaches free market Austrian Economics from one of the most prominent liberty focused think tanks. Praxis - Praxis is an intense personal and professional development program for young adults who want to work hard, build skills, learn how to create value, and develop a positive vision of the future for their lives and careers. Praxis is a college alternative that offers a 1 year practical devopment plan that ends up teaching you real world practical skills and connecting you with an intership at the end of your program. School of Life - A course to help you enhance whatever you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Provides biweekly webinars from the best liberty minds to bring your practile and actionable advice for your business, non Profit, cause or whatever else you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. TenToad - A program that helps families transition to a school-free life with a solid foundation of knowledge and the tools to get started with confidence. Embrace living and learning without school. ThinkExodus - Exodus Institute aims to provide families with a quality alternative to public schools, and support homeschool families with enrichment courses that foster critical thinking, academic skills, and counter the left-wing indoctrination found in education, culture, and the media. Unschoolers.org - Unschooling and peaceful parenting educational organization. Unschooling is an alternative to traditional schooling and even home schooling that works to encourage and focus and direct children\u0026rsquo;s natural curiosity. Unschooling Resources with Dayna Martin - Dayna Martin has been living and breathing Unschooling for 2 decades, while also working to educate many others on these principles. You can find many of the best unschooling resources here. Homeschool Resources # Acellusacademy - Acellus Academy is a K-12 online private school located in Kansas City, Missouri as a 501c3. Acellus Academy provides instruction online through distance education via the Acellus Learning System. Acellus, a program of the International Academy of Science, is an online learning system that has been used to provide primary instruction to millions of students in thousands of schools throughout the United States.\nHome School Legal Defense Association - With over 100,000 member families, Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) is the nation’s largest, most trusted homeschool advocacy organization.\nPower Home School - Power Homeschool is the official provider of online Acellus® courses for parents independently homeschooling their children without teacher support. Power is a not an accredited curriculum.\nRon Paul Curriculum - A liberty focused home school curriculum for all grades based on the ideas of former congressman Ron Paul. The curriculum was largely designed by Liberty Classroom founder, Tom Woods.\nTuttle Twins Academy - From the authors of some of the best selling Liberty Kids books, comes the academy for home learning. Catered for kids TTA offers courses in Finances, Logic \u0026amp; Critical Thinking, Entrepreneurship, and many more to come.\n"},{"id":7,"href":"/frontends/","title":"Front Ends","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy. The savage’s whole existence is public, ruled by the laws of his tribe. Civilization is the process of setting man free from men.\u0026rdquo; - Ayn Rand\nPrivacy Front ends are interfaces that interact with well known services that dont respect your privacy. Apps like Youtube or Facebook can be accessed via privacy respecting generally open source apps.\nApple AirPlay # air-pi-play - Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Airplay server using RPiPlay to enable screen mirroring on tvs, monitors and projectors. RPiPlay - An open-source AirPlay mirroring server for the Raspberry Pi. Supports iOS 9 and up. Apple Music # Cider - Cross-platform Apple Music experience based on Electron and Vue.js written from scratch with performance in mind Discord # gtkcord4 - A lightweight Discord client written in Golang which uses GTK3 for the user interface Facebook # SlimSocial - Android, alternative front-end for Facebook, built with Java Frost - An extensive and functional open source third party app for Facebook (Android app) Facebook Messenger # Caprine - Unofficial and privacy-focused Facebook Messenger app with many useful features fb-messenger-cli - Use your Facebook account to chat with your friends sneakily in the command line, it\u0026rsquo;s as easy as logging in, choosing a convo and chatting away Google Search # LibreX - Privacy-respecting free meta-search engine (free as in freedom). Small and simple meta-search engine, fetches and anonymizes results from Google only, has API support, allows redirects to Invidious/Bibliogram/Nitter/Libreddit.\nSearXNG - SearXNG is a free internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from various search services and databases. Users are neither tracked nor profiled (SearXNG is a fork of Searx).\nSearx - Searx is a free privacy-respecting internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from more than 70 search services. Users are neither tracked nor profiled. Additionally, Searx can be used over Tor for online anonymity.\nWhoogle Search - A self-hosted, ad-free, privacy-respecting metasearch engine for Google.\nGoogle Translate # Crow Translate - Simple and lightweight cross-platform translator that allows translation using LibreTranslate, Lingva, Google, Bing, and Yandex, as well as text-to-speech using Google.\nDeepL Android - Unofficial Android client for DeepL.\nInstaLate - Distraction-free translation for Android, to be used directly from within any app. Supports Beolingus, DeepL, Dict.cc, GNU CIDE, Heinzelnisse, LibreTranslate, Linguee, WikDict, and Wiktionary.\nLingva Translate - Alternative front-end for Google Translate, serving as a free and open-source translator with over a hundred languages available.\nSimplyTranslate - Provide fast and private translations to the user without wasting much overhead for extensive styling or JavaScript. Supports Google Translate, DeepL, ICIBA, and LibreTranslate.\nSimplyTranslate Mobile - Unofficial Android client of SimplyTranslate.\nHacker News # Hackers - A native iOS app for Hacker News.\nHackerweb - A simply readable Hacker News web app.\nHckrnws - A custom front-end for a better reading experience of HackerNews.\nHN-search - Algolia Hacker News search.\nHNTopLinks - Top Links on Hacker News.\nImgur # Imgin - Minimal Imgur front end Imgrs - Imgrs is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. It\u0026rsquo;s a Rust rewrite of a previous Imgur proxy project, Omgur. Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/imgrs Omgur - Omgur is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. Inspired by the Invidious, Nitter, and Teddit projects. No JavaScript or ads All requests go through the Omgur backend, client never talks to Imgur Prevents Imgur from tracking your IP or JavaScript fingerprint Lightweight Self-hostable Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/omgur Rimgo - Self-hosted frontend for Imgur written in Go. Website: https://i.bcow.xyz/ Rimgu - Self-hosted alternative frontend/ proxy for Imgur Instagram # Bibliogram - Bibliogram is an alternative front-end for Instagram. Public instances: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/bibliogram-docs/tree/master/docs/Instances.md Mastodon # Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Hyperspace - cross-platform Mastodon client for the fediverse written in TypeScript and React Pinafore - Alternative web client for Mastodon, focused on speed and simplicity Sengi - cross-platform multi-account Mastodon \u0026amp; Pleroma desktop client TheDesk - cross-platform Mastodon \u0026amp; Misskey desktop client Tootle - simple GTK-based Linux Mastodon client Tusky - lightweight Android Mastodon client Medium # Scribe - Alternative front-end to Medium.com Other services # ArchiveBox - Open source self-hosted web archiving. Takes URLs/browser history/bookmarks/Pocket/Pinboard/etc., saves HTML, JS, PDFs, media, and more etherpad-lite - Collaborative rich text editor. A modern really-real-time collaborative document editor Gitea - Lightweight git server. Git with a cup of tea, painless self-hosted git service Hedgedoc - Collaborative markdown editor. A platform to write and share markdown Librarian - Alternative frontend for LBRY / Odysee.com MediathekViewWeb - Video content of German public-service television broadcasters (e.g. ARD, ZDF) Official instance: mediathekviewweb.de NoPaste - NoPaste is an open-source website similar to Pastebin where you can store any piece of code, and generate links for easy sharing PrivateBin - Zero knowledge encrypted paste-bin. A minimalist, open source online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data. Data is encrypted/decrypted in the browser using 256 bits AES Snapdrop - Similar to Apple\u0026rsquo;s Airdrop but in your browser. A Progressive Web App for local file sharing Vaultwarden - Password manager. Unofficial Bitwarden compatible server written in Rust, formerly known as bitwarden_rs Wikiless - A free open source alternative Wikipedia front-end focused on privacy Reddit # Due to recent changes with the Reddit API Policy you may have mixed success with these. These are kept here in the event that this changes, but otherwise these are mostly dead projects\nDawn - Open-source Reddit app Available on F-Droid Forked from Dank: https://github.com/saket/Dank Eddrit - Alternative front-end for Reddit, inspired by Nitter, built with Python \u0026amp; Starlette. Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Infinity - Reddit client for Android Available on F-Droid junipf/reddit-frontend - A reddit front-end written in React Official instance: https://jpf-reddit.netlify.app kddit - uWSGI frontend for Reddit.com written in Python Official instance: https://kddit.kalli.st Libreddit - Alternative front-end for Reddit. Themed around Reddit\u0026rsquo;s new design - Lightweight, no JavaScript, no ads, no tracking. Official instance: libredd.it Public instances: https://github.com/spikecodes/libreddit#instances RedditClient - Alternative front-end for Reddit, built with Angular Roffline - A self-hosted offline Reddit server. It allows you to browse Reddit posts (including any media in the post) while offline. It is targeted at people that have intermittent internet Snew - Open-source client for Reddit forked from the Reddit source code. Slide - Open source, ad free Reddit browser for Android Available on F-Droid Stealth - Account-free, privacy-oriented, and feature-rich Reddit client. Available on F-Droid Teddit - Alternative Reddit front-end focused on privacy - Lightweight, no ads, no JavaScript, unofficial API. Official instance: https://teddit.net Public instances: https://github.com/teddit-net/teddit#instances Github mirror repository Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Teddit Top of Reddit - Top Reddit posts every day. Troddit: A web client for Reddit Official instance: https://www.troddit.com Updoot - Android, alternative front-end for Reddit. Xeddit - A Xamarin.Forms app for Reddit. Official instance: xeddit.com Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Xeddit Redirection # Farside - Farside provides links that automatically redirect to working instances of privacy-oriented alternative frontends, such as Nitter, Libreddit, etc. This allows for users to have more reliable access to the available public instances for a particular service, while also helping to distribute traffic more evenly across all instances and avoid performance bottlenecks and rate-limiting. LibRedirect - App that redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends. If you click on a link of a Youtube like it will redirect to you to Newpipe, Twitter to nitter, Wikipedia to Wikiless etc. Privacy Redirect - A simple web extension that redirects Twitter, YouTube, Instagram \u0026amp; Google Maps requests to privacy friendly alternatives Firefox Add-On: Privacy Redirect Chrome Extension: Privacy Redirect UntrackMe - UntrackMe transforms Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Reddit and Medium and Wikipedia links to links of open source, privacy friendly front-ends. Converts Google Maps links to OpenStreetMap links. Removes tracking parameters from any url. Then delegates the action to other apps that are capable of handling them. (Android app) Watch on Odysee - Browser add on that redirects you from YouTube to odysee a decentralized Youtube alternative Reuters # Neuters - An alternative front-end to Reuters.com. It is intended to be lightweight and fast, and was heavily inspired by Nitter Official instance: https://boxcat.site Shazam # SongRec - Open-source Shazam client for Linux, written in Rust. Spotify # Downtify - Open source Spotify ripper. Self Hosted. Kotify - Requires Spotify Account - Multiplatform desktop client for Spotify focused on library organization for power users. Relies on official Spotify client for playback Librespot - Requires Spotify Premium Account - librespot is an open source client library for Spotify. It enables applications to use Spotify\u0026rsquo;s service to control and play music via various backends, and to act as a Spotify Connect receiver. It is an alternative to the official and now deprecated closed-source libspotify. Additionally, it will provide extra features which are not available in the official library Oggify - Download Spotify tracks to Ogg Vorbis (with a Spotify premium account), based on librespot psst - Fast and multi-platform Spotify client with native GUI Podcast MP3 Downloader - Download MP3 files of your favorite podcasts from Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts, and Overcast. Spot: Gtk/Rust native Spotify client for the GNOME desktop. Only works with premium accounts Spotiqueue - Minimalistic queue-oriented macOS-native client for Spotify, with Guile Scheme scriptability SpotDownloader - A simple web tool that allows you to download songs from Spotify. You can download a song either by entering a track, album, or playlist link. You can also download the entire album or playlist in ZIP format. It also adds all the metadata like cover image, artists, and release date in the downloaded songs. Show, Podcast, and Artist page links aren\u0026rsquo;t supported yet. Spotiflyer - Download free content from Youtube, Spotify, Sound Cloud and more Spotube: A lightweight and free Spotify crossplatform-client which handles playback manually, streams music using Youtube \u0026amp; no Spotify premium account is needed SpotX: Modified Spotify Client for Windows (Windows Only) - Blocking ads and updates for the desktop version of Spotify, disabling podcasts and more Telegram # Telegram-FOSS - Unofficial, FOSS-friendly fork of the original Telegram client for Android. TikTok # ProxiTok - Open source alternative frontend for TikTok made with PHP. Official instance: Pussthecat Instance Twitch # ElectronPlayer - Electron Based Web Video Services Player. Supports Netflix, Youtube, Twitch, Floatplane, Hulu and more streamlink-twitch-gui - Multi platform Twitch.tv browser for Streamlink Twire: Alternative and open source Twitch client for Android Xtra - Twitch player and browser for Android Twitter/X # Due to recent changes with the Twitter API Policy you may have mixed success with these.\nFritter - A free, open-source Twitter client for Android. Harpy - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Flutter/Dart. Nitter - Alternative Twitter front-end - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Official instance: nitter.net Public instances: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances Example: Troy Hunt on Twitter and Nitter Shitter - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Java. Tweet-app - Desktop Twitter client only for tweeting. Timeline never shows up. Tweeterr - A tool to use Twitter from the command line on the fly. Tweepy - Twitter for Python Twidere X - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built mostly with Kotlin, in early stage. YouTube # Alltube - Web GUI for youtube-dl AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. BlackHole - Android music player app for YouTube Music and Spotify made with Flutter CloudTube - Alternative front-end for Invidious Official instance: https://tube.cadence.moe Installation guide for self-hosting: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/tube-docs/tree/main/item/docs/cloudtube/Installing%20CloudTube.md FreeTube - Open source YouTube desktop player for privacy on Windows, Mac and Linux Invidious - Invidious is an alternative front-end to YouTube - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Home page: https://invidious.io Invidious instances (Github): https://github.com/iv-org/documentation/blob/master/Invidious-Instances.md Invidious instances API: https://api.invidious.io Installation guide for self-hosting: https://docs.invidious.io/Installation.md Invidious-viewer - Python application to watch YouTube videos through the Invidious API, in the terminal (requires MPV player and libmpv.so, provided by Linux distro) Invuedious - An alternative frontend for invidious built with vue.js Official instance: https://bocchilorenzo.github.io/invuedious/ LibreTube - Android frontend for YouTube, based on Piped minitube - Lightweight youtube client with a kid-friendly interface. Can make playlists from search keywords mps-youtube - Terminal based YouTube player and downloader. NewPipe - A libre lightweight streaming front-end for Android oleksis/youtube-dl-gui - Cross-platform front-end GUI of the popular youtube-dl written in wxPython OpenVideoDownloader aka jely2002/youtube-dl-gui - A cross-platform GUI for youtube-dl made in Electron and node.js Piped - An alternative privacy-friendly YouTube frontend which is efficient by design - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking Official instance: https://piped.kavin.rocks List of public instances: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped/wiki/Instances Installation guide for self-hosting: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Documentation/blob/main/content/docs/self-hosting/index.md pipe-viewer - A lightweight application (fork of straw-viewer) for searching and playing videos from YouTube. Plumber - Local and remote video trimmer, can trim parts of video without downloading whole video, utilizes youtube-dl, allows conversion to GIFs smtube - Stand-alone YouTube video player Website: https://www.smtube.org SMTube is part of SMPlayer SMPlayer website: https://www.smplayer.info SMPlayer repository: https://github.com/smplayer-dev/smplayer SmartTubeNext - SmartTubeNext is an advanced YouTube app for Android TVs and TV boxes, free and open source. It is not a live TV client and does not support \u0026ldquo;YouTube TV\u0026rdquo;. SkyTube - An open-source YouTube app for Android. Tartube - A GUI front-end for youtube-dl, partly based on youtube-dl-gui and written in Python 3 / Gtk 3 th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). TubeArchivist - A self hosted YouTube media server. TubeSync - TubeSync is a PVR (personal video recorder) for YouTube. It syncs YouTube channels and playlists to a locally hosted media server. ViewTube - An alternative front-end for YouTube, written in Vue.js, uses Plyr video player; supports SponsorBlock, multiple Invidious instances support, chapters Vividl - Modern Windows GUI for youtube-dl Youtube-dl - Command-line program to download videos from YouTube.com and other video sites Youtube-viewer - Lightweight YouTube client for Linux YouTube.js - Full-featured wrapper around the Innertube API, which is what YouTube itself uses uYouPlus - uYouPlus (uYou+) is an alternative YouTube app for Apple\u0026rsquo;s iOS and iPadOS. yattee - Alternative YouTube frontend for iOS, tvOS and macOS built with Invidious and Piped, supports sponsorblock yt-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously without forcing javascript (Fork of youtube-local) yt-dlp - A youtube-dl fork with additional features and fixes. ytcc - Command line tool to keep track of your favorite playlists on YouTube and many other places. Can import youtube subscriptions from Google Takeout and provide them as an RSS feed for your favorite reader. ytfzf - A POSIX script that helps you find Youtube videos (without API) and opens/downloads them using mpv/youtube-dl. ytmdl - A simple app to get songs from YouTube in mp3 format with artist name, album name etc from sources like iTunes, LastFM, Deezer, Gaana etc. ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. ytdl-gui - A simple-to-use, cross-platform graphical interface for youtube-dl youtube-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously and with greater page performance ytcast - Cast YouTube videos to your smart TV from the command line. This program does roughly the same thing as the \u0026ldquo;Play on TV\u0026rdquo; button that appears on the player bar when you visit youtube.com with Chrome or when you use the YouTube smartphone app YouTube Music # AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. "},{"id":8,"href":"/hacking/","title":"Hacking","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The truth is revealed by removing things that stand in its light, an art not unlike sculpture, in which the artist creates, not by building, but by hacking away.\u0026rdquo; - Alan Watts\nWelcome to the Hacking section of Liberty tools! Hacking should be used to increase your knowledge and harden your defenses. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAnonymity # BinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\nI2P - The Invisible Internet Project.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nNipe - Script to redirect all traffic from the machine to the Tor network.\nOnionScan - One of the Hacking Tools for investigating the Dark Web by finding operational security issues introduced by Tor hidden service operators.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nTor - Free software and onion routed overlay network that helps you defend against traffic analysis.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nBug Bounty Platforms # Bugcrowd List - List of many companies that provide bug bounties. CTF(Capture the flag) # Ctf-tools - Collection of setup scripts to install various security research tools easily and quickly deployable to new machines.\nPwntools - Rapid exploit development framework built for use in CTFs.\nRsaCtfTool - Decrypt data enciphered using weak RSA keys, and recover private keys from public keys using a variety of automated attacks.\nDDoS # HOIC - Updated version of Low Orbit Ion Cannon, has ‘boosters’ to get around common counter measures.\nJS LOIC - JavaScript in-browser version of LOIC.\nLOIC - Open source network stress tool for Windows.\nSlowLoris - DoS tool that uses low bandwidth on the attacking side.\nT50 - Faster network stress tool.\nUFONet - Abuses OSI layer 7 HTTP to create/manage ‘zombies’ and to conduct different attacks using; GET/POST, multithreading, proxies, origin spoofing methods, cache evasion techniques, etc.\nDefense Evasion # AntiVirus Evasion Tool (AVET) - Post-process exploits containing executable files targeted for Windows machines to avoid being recognized by antivirus software.\nHyperion - Runtime encryptor for 32-bit portable executables (“PE .exes”).\nPeCloak.py - Automates the process of hiding a malicious Windows executable from antivirus (AV) detection.\nPeCloakCapstone - Multi-platform fork of the peCloak.py automated malware antivirus evasion tool.\nUniByAv - Simple obfuscator that takes raw shellcode and generates Anti-Virus friendly executables by using a brute-forcable, 32-bit XOR key.\nVeil - Generate metasploit payloads that bypass common anti-virus solutions.\nDefcon Suggested Reading # Defcon Suggested Reading Email Spoofing # SpoofBox - Offers email, SMS, Phone spoofing and lots of other tools. Not a free service. Can also be used to look up phone numbers. Exploit Development # Exploit Writing Tutorials - Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nShellcode Examples - Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial - Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nFile Format Analysis # Hachoir - Python library to view and edit a binary stream as tree of fields and tools for metadata extraction.\nKaitai Struct - File formats and network protocols dissection language and web IDE, generating parsers in C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby.\nVeles - Binary data visualization and analysis tool.\nForensics # Autopsy - Full suite of open source forensics tools.\nCAINE - CAINE is Linux Live CD that contains a wealth of digital forensic tools. Features include a user-friendly GUI, semi-automated report creation and tools for Mobile Forensics, Network Forensics, Data Recovery and more.\nFTK Imager - Open Source Disk imaging tool.\nPaladin Forensic Suite - Live Ubuntu distro with lots of tools. Open source with free and paid versions.\nSIFT Workstation - The SIFT Workstation is a collection of free and open-source incident response and forensic tools designed to perform detailed digital forensic examinations in a variety of settings, all built inside an Ubuntu VM.\nSMART - Open source sampling of many proprietary forensics tools.\nGNU/Linux Utilities # Linux Exploit Suggester - Heuristic reporting on potentially viable exploits for a given GNU/Linux system. Hacking Focused OSINT # AQUATONE - Subdomain discovery tool utilizing various open sources producing a report that can be used as input to other tools.\nBinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\nDataSploit - OSINT visualizer utilizing Shodan, Censys, Clearbit, EmailHunter, FullContact, and Zoomeye behind the scenes.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\ngithub-dorks - CLI tool to scan Github repos/organizations for potential sensitive information leak.\nIntrigue - Automated OSINT \u0026amp; Attack Surface discovery framework with powerful API, UI and CLI.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nShodan - World’s first search engine for Internet-connected devices.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSn1per - One of the Hacking Tools for Automated Pentest Recon Scanner.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\nThreat Crowd - Search engine for threats.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nvcsmap - Plugin-based tool to scan public version control systems for sensitive information.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nHacking Conventions # 44Con - Annual Security Conference held in London.\nAppSecUSA - Annual conference organized by OWASP.\nBalCCon - Balkan Computer Congress, annually held in Novi Sad, Serbia.\nBlack Hat - Annual security conference in Las Vegas.\nBruCON - Annual security conference in Belgium.\nCarolinaCon - Infosec conference, held annually in North Carolina.\nCCC - Annual meeting of the international hacker scene in Germany.\nCHCon - Christchurch Hacker Con, Only South Island of New Zealand hacker con.\nDeepSec - Security Conference in Vienna, Austria.\nDefCamp - Largest Security Conference in Eastern Europe, held annually in Bucharest, Romania.\nDEF CON - Annual hacker convention in Las Vegas. Known for having a left wing bias.\nEkoparty - Largest Security Conference in Latin America, held annually in Buenos Aires, Argentina.\nFSec - FSec - Croatian Information Security Gathering in Varaždin, Croatia.\nHack3rCon - Annual US hacker conference.\nHack.lu - Annual conference held in Luxembourg.\nHackfest - Largest hacking conference in Canada.\nHITB - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nHacking In The Box - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nInfosecurity Europe - Europe’s number one information security event, held in London, UK.\nLayerOne - Annual US security conference held every spring in Los Angeles.\nNullcon - Annual conference in Delhi and Goa, India.\nPhreakNIC - Technology conference held annually in middle Tennessee.\nRSA Conference USA - Annual security conference in San Francisco, California, USA.\nShmooCon - Annual US East coast hacker convention.\nSkyDogCon - Technology conference in Nashville.\nSummerCon - One of the oldest hacker conventions, held during Summer.\nSwiss Cyber Storm - Annual security conference in Lucerne, Switzerland.\nThotCon - Annual US hacker conference held in Chicago.\nTroopers - Annual international IT Security event with workshops held in Heidelberg, Germany.\nVirus Bulletin Conference - Annual conference going to be held in Denver, USA for 2016.\nHash Cracking # BruteForce Wallet - Find the password of an encrypted wallet file (i.e. wallet.dat).\nCeWL - Generates custom wordlists by spidering a target’s website and collecting unique words.\nHashcat - Another One of the Hacking Tools The more fast hash cracker.\nJohn the Ripper - One of the best Hacking Tools for Fast password cracker.\nJWT Cracker - Simple HS256 JWT token brute force cracker.\nRar Crack - RAR bruteforce cracker.\nHex Editors # 0xED – Native macOS hex editor that supports plug-ins to display custom data types.\nFrhed – Binary file editor for Windows.\nHexEdit.js – Browser-based hex editing.\nHexinator – World’s finest (proprietary, commercial) Hex Editor.\nInformation Security Magazines # 2600: The Hacker Quarterly – American publication about technology and computer “underground.”\nPhrack Magazine – By far the longest running hacker zine.\nUnredacted Magazine - The official magazine from Michael Bazzell author of Extreme Privacy.\nLock Picking Resources # Awesome Lockpicking – Awesome guides, tools, and other resources about the security and compromise of locks, safes, and keys.\nBosnianbill – More lockpicking videos.\nSchuyler Towne channel – Lockpicking videos and security talks.\n/r/lockpicking – Resources for learning lockpicking, equipment recommendations.\nmacOS Utilities # Bella – Pure Python post-exploitation data mining and remote administration tool for macOS. Multi-paradigm Frameworks # Armitage – Java-based GUI front-end for the Metasploit Framework.\nExploitPack – Graphical tool for automating penetration tests that ships with many pre-packaged exploits.\nFaraday – Multiuser integrated pentesting environment for red teams performing cooperative penetration tests, security audits, and risk assessments.\nMetasploit – Post exploitation Hacking Tools for offensive security teams to help verify vulnerabilities and manage security assessments.\nPupy – Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android) remote administration and post-exploitation tool.\nNetwork Tools # BetterCAP – Modular, portable and easily extensible MITM framework.\nCloudFail – Unmask server IP addresses hidden behind Cloudflare by searching old database records and detecting misconfigured DNS.\nCrackMapExec – A swiss army knife for pentesting networks.\nDebookee – Simple and powerful network traffic analyzer for macOS.\nDET – Proof of concept to perform data exfiltration using either single or multiple channel(s) at the same time.\nDgcd – Simple Unix network utility to extend the accessibility of TCP/IP based network services beyond firewalls.\nDnsmap – One of the Hacking Tools for Passive DNS network mapper.\nDnsrecon – One of the Hacking Tools for DNS enumeration script.\nDnschef – Highly configurable DNS proxy for pentesters.\nDnsenum – Perl script that enumerates DNS information from a domain, attempts zone transfers, performs a brute force dictionary style attack, and then performs reverse look-ups on the results.\nDnstracer – Determines where a given DNS server gets its information from, and follows the chain of DNS servers.\nDNSDumpster – One of the Hacking Tools for Online DNS recon and search service.\nDshell – Network forensic analysis framework.\nDsniff – Collection of tools for network auditing and pentesting.\nDripcap – Caffeinated packet analyzer.\nEvilgrade – Modular framework to take advantage of poor upgrade implementations by injecting fake updates.\nEttercap – Comprehensive, mature suite for machine-in-the-middle attacks.\nImpacket – A collection of Python classes for working with network protocols.\nIntercepter-NG – Multifunctional network toolkit.\nMass Scan – Best Hacking Tools for TCP port scanner, spews SYN packets asynchronously, scanning entire Internet in under 5 minutes.\nMallory – HTTP/HTTPS proxy over SSH.\nMitmproxy – Interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy for penetration testers and software developers.\nMorpheus – Automated ettercap TCP/IP Hacking Tools.\nNetsniff-ng – Swiss army knife for network sniffing.\nNetwork-Tools.com – Website offering an interface to numerous basic network utilities like ping, traceroute, whois, and more.\nNmap – Free security scanner for network exploration \u0026amp; security audits.\nPassivedns – Network sniffer that logs all DNS server replies for use in a passive DNS setup.\nPassivedns-client – Library and query tool for querying several passive DNS providers.\nPig – One of the Hacking Tools for GNU/Linux packet crafting.\nPwnat – Punches holes in firewalls and NATs.\nPraeda – Automated multi-function printer data harvester for gathering usable data during security assessments.\nPrinter Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) – Tool for printer security testing capable of IP and USB connectivity, fuzzing, and exploitation of PostScript, PJL, and PCL printer language features.\nRoutersploit – Open source exploitation framework similar to Metasploit but dedicated to embedded devices.\nScanless – Utility for using websites to perform port scans on your behalf so as not to reveal your own IP.\nScapy – Python-based interactive packet manipulation program \u0026amp; library.\nSPARTA – Graphical interface offering scriptable, configurable access to existing network infrastructure scanning and enumeration tools.\nSSH MITM – Intercept SSH connections with a proxy; all plaintext passwords and sessions are logged to disk.\nTcpdump/libpcap – Common packet analyzer that runs under the command line.\nWireshark – Widely-used graphical, cross-platform network protocol analyzer.\nXRay – Network (sub)domain discovery and reconnaissance automation tool.\nZarp – Network attack tool centered around the exploitation of local networks.\nZmap – Open source network scanner that enables researchers to easily perform Internet-wide network studies.\nOperating Systems # Best Linux Penetration Testing Distributions @ CyberPunk – Description of main penetration testing distributions.\nCuckoo – Open source automated malware analysis system.\nComputer Aided Investigative Environment (CAINE) – Italian GNU/Linux live distribution created as a digital forensics project.\nCSILinux - CSI\u0026rsquo;s mission is to equip you with the most advanced tools in digital forensics, OSINT, and incident response.\nDigital Evidence \u0026amp; Forensics Toolkit (DEFT) – Live CD for forensic analysis runnable without tampering or corrupting connected devices where the boot process takes place.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nSecurity @ Distrowatch – Website dedicated to talking about, reviewing, and keeping up to date with open source operating systems.\nTails – Live OS aimed at preserving privacy and anonymity.\nPhysical Hacking Tools # Anof-cyber/APTRS - APTRS (Automated Penetration Testing Reporting System) is an automated reporting tool in Python and Django. The tool allows Penetration testers to create a report directly without using the Traditional Docx file. It also provides an approach to keeping track of the projects and vulnerabilities.\nCanarytokens.org - Canarytokens are a free, quick, painless way to help defenders discover they\u0026rsquo;ve been breached by having attackers announce themselves. These are digital honeypots you can configure on your own network.\nFlipperzero.one - Flipper Zero is a portable multi-tool for pentesters and geeks in a toy-like body. It loves hacking digital stuff, such as radio protocols, access control systems, hardware and more. It\u0026rsquo;s fully open-source and customizable, so you can extend it in whatever way you like. Check out more firmware options here\nHak5.org - Sells many hacking for wifi pentesting, hotplug attacks, implants, remote access field kits and more. Breakdown of multiple tools\nLAN Turtle – Covert “USB Ethernet Adapter” that provides remote access, network intelligence gathering, and MITM capabilities when installed in a local network.\nPoisontap – Siphons cookies, exposes internal (LAN-side) router and installs web backdoor on locked computers.\nUSB Rubber Ducky – Customizable keystroke injection attack platform masquerading as a USB thumbdrive.\nWiFi Pineapple – Wireless auditing and penetration testing platform.\nPenetration Testing Resources # Pentest Tools # Metasploit Unleashed - Free Offensive Security Metasploit course.\nMITRE’s Adversarial Tactics, Techniques \u0026amp; Common Knowledge (ATT\u0026amp;CK) – Curated knowledge base and model for cyber adversary behavior.\nOpen Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM) – Framework for providing test cases that result in verified facts on which to base decisions that impact an organization’s security.\nOpen Web Application Security Project (OWASP) – Worldwide not-for-profit charitable organization focused on improving the security of especially Web-based and Application-layer software.\nPenetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) – Documentation designed to provide a common language and scope for performing and reporting the results of a penetration test.\nPenetration Testing Framework (PTF) – Outline for performing penetration tests compiled as a general framework usable by vulnerability analysts and penetration testers alike.\nPENTEST-WIKI – Free online security knowledge library for pentesters and researchers.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nShellcode Examples – Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial – Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nXSS-Payloads – Ultimate resource for all things cross-site including payloads, tools, games and documentation.\nPenetration Testing Distributions # ArchStrike – Arch GNU/Linux repository for security professionals and enthusiasts.\nAttifyOS – GNU/Linux distribution focused on tools useful during Internet of Things (IoT) security assessments.\nBackBox – Ubuntu-based distribution for penetration tests and security assessments.\nBlackArch – Arch GNU/Linux-based distribution with best Hacking Tools for penetration testers and security researchers.\nFedora Security Lab – Provides a safe test environment to work on security auditing, forensics, system rescue and teaching security testing methodologies.\nKali – GNU/Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing Hacking Tools.\nNetwork Security Toolkit (NST) – Fedora-based bootable live operating system designed to provide easy access to best-of-breed open source network security applications.\nParrot – Distribution similar to Kali, with multiple architectures with 100 of Hacking Tools.\nPentoo – Security-focused live CD based on Gentoo.\nThe Pentesters Framework – Distro organized around the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES), providing a curated collection of utilities that eliminates often unused toolchains.\nDocker for Penetration Testing # docker pull kalilinux/kali-linux-docker docker pull owasp/zap2docker-stable docker pull wpscanteam/wpscan docker pull citizenstig/dvwa docker pull wpscanteam/vulnerablewordpress docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-6271 docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-0160 docker pull opendns/security-ninjas docker pull diogomonica/docker-bench-security docker pull ismisepaul/securityshepherd docker pull danmx/docker-owasp-webgoat docker-compose build \u0026amp;\u0026amp; docker-compose up docker pull citizenstig/nowasp docker pull bkimminich/juice-shop docker pull phocean/msf Penetration Testing Report Templates # Pentesting Report Template – lucideus.com template.\nPentesting Report Template – pcisecuritystandards.org template.\nPublic Pentesting Reports – Curated list of public penetration test reports released by several consulting firms and academic security groups.\nRansomware Recovery # Nomoreransom - Help detect what kind of ransomware encryption you’re affected by and free tools to unlock it, in many but not all cases. Reverse Engineering Tools # Binwalk – Fast, easy to use tool for analyzing, reverse engineering, and extracting firmware images.\nCapstone – Lightweight multi-platform, multi-architecture disassembly framework.\ndnSpy – One of the Hacking Tools to reverse engineer .NET assemblies.\nEvan’s Debugger – OllyDbg-like debugger for GNU/Linux.\nFrida – Dynamic instrumentation toolkit for developers, reverse-engineers, and security researchers.\nImmunity Debugger – Powerful way to write exploits and analyze malware.\nInteractive Disassembler (IDA Pro) – Proprietary multi-processor disassembler and debugger for Windows, GNU/Linux, or macOS; also has a free version, IDA Free.\nMedusa – Open source, cross-platform interactive disassembler.\nOllyDbg – x86 debugger for Windows binaries that emphasizes binary code analysis.\nPeda – Python Exploit Development Assistance for GDB.\nPlasma – Interactive disassembler for x86/ARM/MIPS. Generates indented pseudo-code with colored syntax code.\nPyREBox – Python scriptable Reverse Engineering sandbox by Cisco-Talos.\nRadare2 – Open source, crossplatform reverse engineering framework.\nrVMI – Debugger on steroids; inspect userspace processes, kernel drivers, and preboot environments in a single tool.\nVoltron – Extensible debugger UI toolkit written in Python.\nWDK/WinDbg – Windows Driver Kit and WinDbg.\nx64dbg – Open source x64/x32 debugger for windows.\nSecurity Courses # ARIZONA CYBER WARFARE RANGE – 24×7 live fire exercises for beginners through real world operations; capability for upward progression into the real world of cyber warfare.\nComputer Security Student – Many free tutorials, great for beginners, $10/mo membership unlocks all content.\nCTF Field Guide – Everything you need to win your next CTF competition.\nCybrary – Free courses in ethical hacking and advanced penetration testing. Advanced penetration testing courses are based on the book ‘Penetration Testing for Highly-Secured Environments’.\nEuropean Union Agency for Network and Information Security – ENISA Cyber Security Training material.\nOffensive Security Training – Training from BackTrack/Kali developers.\nOpen Security Training – Training material for computer security classes.\nSANS Security Training – Computer Security Training \u0026amp; Certification.\nSide-channel Tools # ChipWhisperer – Complete open-source toolchain for side-channel power analysis and glitching attacks. Social Engineering # Beelogger – Tool for generating keylooger.\nCatphish – Tool for phishing and corporate espionage written in Ruby.\nEvilginx – MITM attack framework used for phishing credentials and session cookies from any Web service.\nKing Phisher – One of the Hacking Tools for Phishing campaign toolkit used for creating and managing multiple simultaneous phishing attacks with custom email and server content.\nSocial Engineer Toolkit (SET) – Open source pentesting framework designed for social engineering featuring a number of custom attack vectors to make believable attacks quickly.\nSocial Engineering Framework – Information resource for social engineers.\nwifiphisher – Automated phishing attacks against WiFi networks.\nStatic Analyzers # Bandit – Security oriented static analyser for python code.\nBrakeman – Static analysis security vulnerability scanner for Ruby on Rails applications.\nCppcheck – Extensible C/C++ static analyzer focused on finding bugs.\nFindBugs – Free software static analyzer to look for bugs in Java code.\nSobelow – Security-focused static analysis for the Phoenix Framework.\nTransport Layer Security Tools # SSLyze – Fast and comprehensive TLS/SSL configuration analyzer to help identify security mis-configurations.\nTLS Prober – Fingerprint a server’s SSL/TLS implementation.\nTestssl.sh – Command line tool which checks a server’s service on any port for the support of TLS/SSL ciphers, protocols as well as some cryptographic flaws.\nTools, Lists, Tutorials etc. # AD Exploit guides - Detailed guide on methods to exploit Active Directory.\nAndroid Security – Collection of Android security-related resources.\nAppSec – Resources for learning about application security.\nAwesome Awesomness – The List of the Lists.\nC/C++ Programming – One of the main language for open source security tools.\nCTFs – Capture The Flag frameworks, libraries, etc.\nExploit Writing Tutorials – Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nForensics – Free (mostly open source) forensic analysis tools and resources.\nGB Hackers Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHackerone Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHacking – Tutorials, tools, and resources.\nHoneypots – Honeypots, tools, components, and more.\nInfoSec § Hacking challenges – Comprehensive directory of CTFs, wargames, hacking challenge websites, Penetration testing tools list practice lab exercises, and more.\nInfosec – Information security resources for pentesting, forensics, and more.\nJavaScript Programming – In-browser development and scripting.\nKali Linux Tools – List of Hacking tools present in Kali Linux.\nMalware Analysis – Tools and resources for analysts.\nNode.js Programming – Curated list of delightful Node.js packages and resources.\nPCAP Tools – Tools for processing network traffic.\nPenetration Testing Cheat Sheets – Awesome Pentest Cheat Sheets.\nPivoting and Tunneling Guide - Detailed guide on methods to exploit.\nPython Programming 1 – General Python programming.\nPython Programming 2 – General Python programming.\nPython tools for penetration testers – Lots of pentesting tools are written in Python.\nRuby Programming 1 – The de-facto language for writing exploits.\nRuby Programming 2 – The de-facto\nVirtual Machines Labs # CFTtime - Free capture the flag hacking games.\nMindMaps - Massive list of smaller sites that provide individual hacking challenges.\nPentesterlab - Free and paid Pentesting training with labs.\nSadcloud - Sadcloud is a tool for spinning up insecure AWS infrastructure with Terraform.\nVulnerability Hub - Free Virtual machines to hack, provided by the community.\nVulnmachines - A place to learn and improve penetration testing/ethical hacking skills for FREE. The labs consist of 100+ real world scenarios to practice the latest exploits and cutting edge hacking techniques.\nVulnerability Databases # Bugtraq (BID) – Software security bug identification database compiled from submissions to the SecurityFocus mailing list and other sources, operated by Symantec, Inc.\nCommon Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) – Dictionary of common names (i.e., CVE Identifiers) for publicly known security vulnerabilities.\nCXSecurity – Archive of published CVE and Bugtraq software vulnerabilities cross-referenced with a Google dork database for discovering the listed vulnerability.\nExploit-DB – Non-profit project hosting exploits for software vulnerabilities, provided as a public service by Offensive Security.\nFull-Disclosure – Public, vendor-neutral forum for detailed discussion of vulnerabilities, often publishes details before many other sources.\nInj3ct0r (Onion service) – Exploit marketplace and vulnerability information aggregator.\nMicrosoft Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Microsoft software.\nMicrosoft Security Bulletins – Announcements of security issues discovered in Microsoft software, published by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC).\nMozilla Foundation Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Mozilla software, including the Firefox Web Browser.\nNational Vulnerability Database (NVD) – United States government’s National Vulnerability Database provides additional meta-data (CPE, CVSS scoring) of the standard CVE List along with a fine-grained search engine.\nPacket Storm – Compendium of exploits, advisories, tools, and other security-related resources aggregated from across the industry.\nSecuriTeam – Independent source of software vulnerability information.\nUS-CERT Vulnerability Notes Database – Summaries, technical details, remediation information, and lists of vendors affected by software vulnerabilities, aggregated by the United States Computer Emergency Response Team (US-CERT).\nVulnerability Lab – Open forum for security advisories organized by category of exploit target.\nVulners – Security database of software vulnerabilities.\nZero Day Initiative – Bug bounty program with the publicly accessible archive of published security advisories, operated by TippingPoint.\nVulnerability Scanners # Nexpose – Commercial vulnerability and risk management assessment engine that integrates with Metasploit, sold by Rapid7.\nNessus – Commercial vulnerability management, configuration, and compliance assessment platform, sold by Tenable. Free for under 25 devices.\nOpenVAS – Free open source software implementation of the popular Nessus vulnerability assessment system.\nVuls – Agentless vulnerability scanner for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD, written in Go.\nWeb Exploitation # Autochrome – Easy to install a test browser with all the appropriate setting needed for web application testing with native Burp support, from NCCGroup.\nBlindElephant – Web application fingerprinter.\nBrowser Exploitation Framework (BeEF) – Command and control server for delivering exploits to commandeered Web browsers.\nBurp Suite – One of the Hacking Tools integrated platform for performing security testing of web applications.\nCommix – Automated all-in-one operating system command injection and exploitation tool.\nDVCS Ripper – Rip web accessible (distributed) version control systems: SVN/GIT/HG/BZR.\nEyeWitness – Tool to take screenshots of websites, provide some server header info, and identify default credentials if possible.\nFiddler – Free cross-platform web debugging proxy with user-friendly companion tools.\nFimap – Find, prepare, audit, exploit and even Google automatically for LFI/RFI bugs.\nFuzzDB – Dictionary of attack patterns and primitives for black-box application fault injection and resource discovery.\nGitTools – One of the Hacking Tools that Automatically find and download Web accessible .git repositories.\nKadabra – Automatic LFI exploiter and scanner.\nKadimus – LFI scan and exploit tool.\nLiffy – LFI exploitation tool.\nNoSQLmap – Automatic NoSQL injection and database takeover tool.\nOffensive Web Testing Framework (OWTF) – Python-based framework for pentesting Web applications based on the OWASP Testing Guide.\nSslstrip – One of the Hacking Tools Demonstration of the HTTPS stripping attacks.\nSslstrip2 – SSLStrip version to defeat HSTS.\nsqlmap – Automatic SQL injection and database takeover tool.\nTplmap – Automatic server-side template injection and Web server takeover Hacking Tools.\nVHostScan – A virtual host scanner that performs reverse lookups, can be used with pivot tools, detect catch-all scenarios, aliases and dynamic default pages.\nWeevely3 – Weaponized web shell.\nWebscreenshot – A simple script to take screenshots of list of websites.\nWhatWeb – Website fingerprinter.\nWappalyzer – Wappalyzer uncovers the technologies used on websites.\nwafw00f – Identifies and fingerprints Web Application Firewall (WAF) products.\nWordPress Exploit Framework – Ruby framework for developing and using modules which aid in the penetration testing of WordPress powered websites and systems.\nWPSploit – Exploit WordPress-powered websites with Metasploit.\nWeb Scanners # Arachni – Scriptable framework for evaluating the security of web applications.\nCms-explorer – Reveal the specific modules, plugins, components and themes that various websites powered by content management systems are running.\nNikto – Noisy but fast black box web server and web application vulnerability scanner.\nSecApps – In-browser web application security testing suite.\nWebReaver – Commercial, graphical web application vulnerability scanner designed for macOS.\nw3af – Hacking Tools for Web application attack and audit framework.\nWPScan – Hacking Tools of Black box WordPress vulnerability scanner.\nWapiti – Black box web application vulnerability scanner with built-in fuzzer.\nJoomscan – One of the best Hacking Tools for Joomla vulnerability scanner.\nACSTIS – Automated client-side template injection (sandbox escape/bypass) detection for AngularJS.\nWindows Utilities # Bloodhound – Graphical Active Directory trust relationship explorer.\nDeathStar – Python script that uses Empire’s RESTful API to automate gaining Domain Admin rights in Active Directory environments.\nEmpire – Pure PowerShell post-exploitation agent.\nFibratus – Tool for exploration and tracing of the Windows kernel.\nMagic Unicorn – Shellcode generator for numerous attack vectors, including Microsoft Office macros, PowerShell, HTML applications (HTA), or certutil (using fake certificates).\nMimikatz – Credentials extraction tool for Windows operating system.\nPowerSploit – PowerShell Post-Exploitation Framework.\nredsnarf – Post-exploitation tool for retrieving password hashes and credentials from Windows workstations, servers, and domain controllers.\nResponder – LLMNR, NBT-NS and MDNS poisoner.\nSysinternals Suite – The Sysinternals Troubleshooting Utilities.\nwePWNise – Generates architecture independent VBA code to be used in Office documents or templates and automates bypassing application control and exploit mitigation software.\nWindows Credentials Editor – Inspect logon sessions and add, change, list, and delete associated credentials, including Kerberos tickets.\nWindows Exploit Suggester – Detects potential missing patches on the target.\nWireless Network Hacking # Aircrack-ng – Set of Penetration testing \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list for auditing wireless networks.\nFluxion – Suite of automated social engineering based WPA attacks.\nKismet – Wireless network detector, sniffer, and IDS.\nReaver – Brute force attack against WiFi Protected Setup.\nWifite – Automated wireless attack tool.\n"},{"id":9,"href":"/health/","title":"Health","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Our food should be our medicine and our medicine should be our food.\u0026rdquo; - Hippocrates\nThe modern world is poisoning us. Big Ag, Big Pharma, social media, environmental pollution, EMFs are everywhere. Corporations and every level of our governments are complicit, and this trend doesnt seem to be slowing down. We need to take our health back into our own hands. By embracing traditional wisdom, and alternatives to mainstream health we can reclaim much of the health that modern society has been slowly destroying.\nReject modernity. Embrace Tradition.\nBioHacking Tools # AgelessBody - List of Biohacking tools and strategies\nAnyLuv Metal Glasses - Anyluv sells blue light blocking daytime and nighttime glasses with metal frames, so that you can minimize your light exposure without putting plastic on your face like most other blue light blocking glasses.\nBioHackerLabs Tools - Several different tools and resources. Net Carb Calc, Glucose Ketone Calc, Blood Sugar converter, Blue light testing.\nBluBlox - Cheaper Blue light blocking sunglasses\nBonCharge - Numerous products for sale. Include Blu light blocking, EMF Blocking, red light therapy etc. Products are bit pricey.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nEmr-Tek - Wide range of products. Inlcuding non plastic blue and yellow light blocking glasses. Iphone radiation blocking cases. Red light devices and more.\nOpal - App that blocks other apps. Social media can be addicting and can impact your productivity, but sometimes deleting it isn\u0026rsquo;t an option. Stop yourself from wasting time on social media during designated time frames with the Opal app.\nChips - Seed Oil Free # Seed oils are everywhere. New evidence shows that they are wildly toxic and heavily correlate with the increase in major chronic disease over the last 100 years. But Chips are also delicious so here\u0026rsquo;s a few options for seed oil free chips. Anti-Seed Oil Data\nBeefys Own - Beef tallow potato chips.\nMasa Chips - Organic nixtalized corn chips cooked in grassfed beef tallow. From the creators of the Shireapp. Accepts Bitcoin. Currently they are a bit pricey.\nRosies Chips - Beef tallow potato chips.\nSiete Foods - Family owned Mexican company that produces a wide range of seed oil free chips and other products. Primarily cooked in Avocado oil.\nClothing # Non Plastic, EMF Resistant and Grounded\nAll of these ideas may seem controversial to you. Here are some great resources to learn more about them. Grounding/Earthing , Microplastics , Guide on avoiding all plastics and toxic chemicals\nAJConsultingCompany - Non Plastic Alternatives\nBuffaloWoolCo - 100% buffalo/bison wool clothing.\nCottonique - GOTS Certified 100% Organic cotton products.\nEarth Runners - Earth Runners was created to rewild our lives in response to the typical modern domesticated lifestyle, which is causing numerous health, psychological and social issues. Grounded minimalist sandals.\nFindwool.com - Find 100% pure wool in your area.\nGrounded Shoes - Shoes that are discharged electricity from body via grounded shoes. Most(but not all) shoes are 100% leather and plastic free.\nHarvest and Mill - 100% organic cotton sheets, towels \u0026amp; more. 100% Sourced \u0026amp; Made in the USA.\nHemp Organic Life - Organic hemp products for all sorts of less common items such as: mattress covers, cushions, sleeping bags, soaps, socks, and even home and car seat covers.\nNatural Home - Natural home sells a wide mix of organic wool, cotton, linen, hemp furniture and much more.\nOddobody - 100% organic cotton underwear for woman.\nPeluva Shoes - Founded by liberty leaning nutrition expert Mark Sisson. Peluva aims to create shoes that allow you to move well in a more natural state.\nRawganique - Organic cotton, linen and Hemp clothing and accessories.\nRhizal Shoes - Grounded 100% leather shoes.\nThe Filtery - Aggregator for non plastic clothes and other household items.\nWoolshire - GOTS Certified 100% Organic locally sourced Cotton products. Organic sourcing is often not verified when it comes from other countries. At Woolshire it is verified.\nWyoming Based - American Wool company. Sells Beanies and Sweaters. Accepts Bitcoin. Manufactured in America. Anti-woke.\nCosmetics # Animal based and Non-Toxic\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Deodorant, Toothpaste, soap, etc\nCaptain Fishers - Balms and Hair serum using Tallow and other natural ingredients.\nClara And Fritz - Whipped tallow based sunscreen and other products\nDakota Tallow - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nFarrow.Life - Pork Lard based. Farrow is made in real time and in small batches to ensure super freshness and the highest quality.\nJKLM Farm - Small Batch Animal Fat Soap \u0026amp; Skincare Products. Includes bone marrow soap,bacon fat soap, hair paste and more.\nMeraki Blu - Meraki Blu and Tallow based supplements. Meraki Blu has been shown to help Energy, Focus, Short-Term and Long-Term Memory, Uplift Mood, Calm Anxiety, and be Anti-Aging focused.\nNoseToTail-BodyCare - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nVintage Tradition - Tallow Lip balms.\nWhite Oaks Home goods - White oaks also provides tallow and lard based cosmetics, candles etc.\nDental Health # Dental health has been an epidemic of malocclusion largely related the to quality of our food for thousands of years. This has led to mass issues with dental decay and improper facial development which leads to nasal breathing, which in turns leads to wisdom teeth problems and many other following health issues.Check out these resources to learn more: Weston A Price\u0026rsquo;s world wide study , Jaw Development , Breathing , General Dental Health\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Toothpaste and other products. Completely natural with no Fluoride.\nVanMan Shop - Toothpase made from eggshell and betonite clay. Shipped in glass containers. Offers other products as well.\nBite - Plastic free Vegan friendly toothpaste and other teeth related products, including bamboo tooth brushes and plastic free floss, all sold in non plastic containers.\nGreenzla - Bamboo plastic free tooth brushes.\nPlastic Free Dental Floss - Made from wheat instead of plastic for your flossing needs.\nMastique Chewing Gum - Often referred to as mastic gum, Mastique offers sugar free, seed oil and trans fat free Mastic gum for chewing to help build jaw strength and avoid jaw/wisdom teeth problems. Also comes with xylitol, coconut and natural mastic for extra teeth care. Doesn\u0026rsquo;t taste like regular gum, but ultimately its not bad tasting either.\nGreco Gum - Single ingredient mastic gum for increasing jaw strength. Made from resinous sap that seeps from the bark of the mastic tree (Pistacia lentiscus) and becomes crystallized.\nApolloGum - Single ingredient mastic gum with only a single ingredient. Offers a 21% discount if purchased in bitcoin.\nBiolight - A redlight device specifically for your mouth and teeth. Red light has shown tremendous health benefits across a wide spectrum. The Biolight can help to restore your oral microbiome. Company also provides many other redlight products.\nMewing App - An app from the creator of Mewing, that helps you do different mewing exercises designed to help strengthen your jaw with proper tongue posture, and help your face, jaw and teeth develop properly.\nEnvironmental Toxin Monitoring # Because Health - A nonprofit environmental health site that offers science-based tips and guides for buying safer cookware and dishes, uncontaminated foods, and nontoxic personal-care products—to help people live more healthfully.\nBreast Cancer Prevention Partners - An organization that provides information for reducing toxic exposures—in food packaging, cosmetics, and other everyday products—to protect people’s breast health and reproductive health.\nCHEM Trust - A website that offers terrific fact sheets about hazardous chemicals and their impacts on health, as well as news about chemical legislation in Europe (such as REACH).\nClearya - A browser plug-in and mobile app that help online shoppers make informed choices. Clearya automatically screens ingredient lists for chemicals of concern while shopping online, and assists in discovering safer alternatives. In parallel, the platform mines insights that serve environmental health scientists and advocacy groups.\nEnvironmental Defense Fund - A leading global nonprofit organization that promotes research related to preserving the health of both the environment and its populations, including humans.\nEnvironmental Health News - A publication of Environmental Health Sciences, a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental health issues, including climate change, the plastic pollution crisis, and harmful chemicals such as BPA.\nEnvironmental Working Group - A nonprofit dedicated to protecting human health and the environment. The group offers excellent Shopper’s Guides with scientifically based recommendations on choosing healthy consumer products (from cosmetics to cleaning products) and uncontaminated foods (including produce). The organization also offers a Healthy Living App with ratings of more than 120,000 food and personal-care products, to help consumers make the healthiest choices.\nMade Safe - A program that certifies safe brands of cosmetics, household products, apparel, bedding, and other products, after a rigorous screening and evaluation of ingredients and materials. Check out their new Healthy Pregnancy Guide.\nNational Resources Defense Council - An organization that works to safeguard the earth, including its air, water, people, plants, and animals, from pollution, chemicals, and other toxic effects.\nProgram on Reproductive Health and the Environment - Under the auspices of the University of California, San Francisco, this program offers valuable resources that can help minimize people’s exposure to reproductive toxins in everyday life.\nSafer Chemicals, Healthy Families - A coalition of organizations and businesses working to safeguard families from toxic chemicals in our homes, workplaces, schools, and in the products we use.\nSafer Made - An organization that invests in companies and technologies that eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals in consumer products and supply chains. Its newsletters highlight developments in phasing out certain chemicals and progress on other environmental issues.\nSilent Spring Institute - A scientific research organization dedicated to uncovering the links between environmental chemicals and human health. On the preventive front, the organization developed Detox Me, a free mobile app to help consumers reduce their exposure to toxic chemicals in their everyday surroundings.\nToxic Free Future - An organization that conducts original research on the complex science underlying different aspects of environmental health and advocates for the use of safer products, chemicals, and practices to ensure a healthier future.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFood Discovery Apps # BuyrApp - An app that lets you scan bar codes to give you more info on products you are purchasing. Tells you if the product is owned by small farms or other corporate interests.\nFeed the People By the People - An organization dedicated to empowering farmers and ranchers across the country and cutting out middlemen to enable direct sales to customers. By decentralizing the food supply chain, they aim to put the power of food back in the hands of the people.\nGetRawMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area based off your zip code.\nGround Work Collective - Website that finds high quality farms and high quality soil.\nLabel Ferret - Label Ferret uses nutrition data from a variety of sources but nutrition data and ingredient labels change frequently so accuracy cannot be guaranteed. You can use this app to read ingredients and nutritional facts from a wide range of different products.\nLocal Fats: Website that that helps you find food providers that dont use seed oils. Includes locations all over the world. Locations are crowd sourced, so anyone can submit a new location they find.\nRealMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area.\nSeed Oil Rebellion - Website that provides education around seed oils and buying/food guides.\nSeed Oil Scout - App that helps you find restaurants and fast food providers that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App only works in IOS.\nSeed oil Free Restaurants - Website that lets you look up specific restaurants to see what oils they cook in and dont cook in.\nSeedy App - App that helps you find restaurants, fast food providers and products at grocery stores that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App is under construction. Old demo app only worked in IOS.\nShireapp - App that finds local high quality real foods. Includes multiple categories such as Seed oil free, regenerative, grass fed, organic, raw etc.\nHealth Funding Projects # Decentralized Health Fund - The Decentralized Health Fund looks to fund important but largely unprofitable research in regards to lesser known areas of health. The fund is working to collect and store money in BTC in order to give out grants to fund studies and projects around the dangers of EMF\u0026rsquo;s, the benefit of grounding, sunlight and other natural sources.\nNew Founding - New Founding is looking to raise funds to focus on \u0026ldquo;early-stage ventures where we can add exceptional value by leveraging our significant proprietary deal flow, our best-in-class intelligence of conservative consumer and institutional demand, and our connections within the right-wing ecosystem.\u0026rdquo; ‍\nHealthcare Alternative # Chronic Illness Recovery - An institute that focuses on healing from long term health issues caused by systemic inflammation and other modern causes.\nCrowdhealth - CrowdHealth is not an insurance company, but a platform \u0026amp; community that empowers you with a crowdfunding tool and a wealth of resources to efficiently manage your health care costs.\nCurehunter - Free service that catalogs most medical conditions and potential treatments. CureHunter is a fully integrated scientific search, data retrieval and analysis engine on the web that can read the entire US National Library of Medicine Medline Archive and automatically extract and quantify the evidence for successful clinical outcomes of all known drugs for all known human diseases.\nDPC Network - Find Direct Primary care Doctors near you.\nDpcare - Direct Primary Care (DPC) is an innovative alternative payment model improving access to high functioning healthcare with a simple, flat, affordable membership fee. No fee-for-service payments. No third party billing. The defining element of DPC is an enduring and trusting relationship between a patient and his or her primary care provider.\nDruglike - Druglike is a platform for democratizing the access, costs, and rewards of early-stage drug discovery. Druglike is building a decentralized computing network which provides resources for anyone looking to start or contribute to early-stage drug discovery projects. Unlike competitors, Druglike will be web-based and completely free to use.\nFree Market Medical Association - Free Market Medical Association helps find Market alternatives to healthcare, co-founded by the CEO of Oklahoma Surgery Center.\nOklahoma Surgery Center - Free Market for Surgery with full price transparency.\nRevero.com - Program that aims to evaluate and measure health metrics to get down to the real causes of your health issues, while using a nutritional and holistic approach.\nTrue Med - True Med helps facilitate acceptance of HSA and FSA money for individuals and companies. This can be used by or for any company that promotes better diet, exercise or other alternative forms of health.\nTWC.Health - Alternative healthcare to the mainstream pharma system. Also sells supplements. Co-founded by Dr. Peter McCullough.\nHigh Quality Meat # Organic, Grass Fed, Regenerative and Seed Oil Free Food\nAUPA Bar - The Chad of energy bars. High quality meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit. AUPA gives discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. Save an additional 5% with code word \u0026ldquo;liberty\u0026rdquo;\nEpic Provisions - One of the best and most convenient ways to access high quality meat in convenient packaging.\nForce of Nature - Another fantastic option for regenerative meat. Including Beef, Bison, Chicken, Elk, Venison, Wild Boar and more. Force of Nature is also unique in selling \u0026ldquo;Ancestral Blends\u0026rdquo; ground meat mixed with small amounts of organ meats for delicious ways to eat highly nutritious organ meats.\nJoyce-Farms - Another great regenerative source of meat. Provides a wide range of poultry, sausages and jerkies.\nMauinui Venison - Regenerative/sustainable raised deer. Axis deer are an invasive species in Maui and need to be kept in check to preserve the water and local plants/farms as there are no natural predators for the deer on Maui. Slightly pricey.\nMeatrition - A massive database in defense of all things Meat.\nNose to Tail - Regenerative and pastured raise meat, specifically focused on producing the best low PUFA raised mono-gastric animals like Chicken and Pork. Also sells Lamb.\nWhite Oak Pastures - One of the most respected regenerative farms around, practicing their idea of \u0026ldquo;radically traditionally farming\u0026rdquo;. White oaks sells several different kinds of meat, including, Duck, Goose, Guinea, Rabbit, Goat etc. White Oak has really pioneered the regenerative model and proofed its effective with a peer reviewed study\nWild Idea Buffalo - Another great option. Focuses primarily on buffalo but has several other great offers. Bison are only slaughtered in the field, never in a slaughterhouse.\nMedical Drugs Resellers # Buy medical drugs from third parties that may be in limited supply.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinal. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nContraband Cures - A list of alternative style medicines for several different conditions.\nContingency Medical - Emergency Antibiotic Kits, for Home or on the Go. Stay protected against Nausea, Vomiting, Strep Throat, UTIs, Diarrhea, Ear Infections, Sinusitis and more.\nDuration Health - The portable emergency room — Peace of mind for off-grid living and travel. Their doctors prescribe you life-saving medications before you need them. They ship them to you before your next adventure. Treat urgent medical issues anywhere — without finding a doctor or pharmacy.\nJase Medical - Emergency meds and Prescription drugs.\nMountain Rose Herbs - One of the best sources of organic herbs and alternative medicines.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nPurely Prepared Patriot - American company that sells Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and Fenbendazole.\nOSINT- Health and the Environment # Antennasearch.com - Track 5g Towers in your area.\nClimateViewerMaps - Track Real Time data of climate weather across the world including rainfall and UN Tracking of weather Modification projects.\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nSupplement Testing and Rankings # Consumerlab - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nLabdoor - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nVaccine and Medical Info # Just the Inserts - Just the Inserts is a collection of all vaccine and other medication related info from the official source. While much of this information is public, it is often obfuscated and difficult to find. Just the Inserts bring all of the safety related data to one convient place for you to check on what the actual side affects of vaccines and other medications are. "},{"id":10,"href":"/job-boards/","title":"Job Boards","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.\u0026rdquo; - Confucius\nWhy work for a company you hate? If you believe in liberty many of these companies hate you. Stop wasting your talents and your energy on them, and find something that advances your values.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale. Jobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin. Latium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase. Publish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens. Liberty and Crypto Related Job Boards # AnonFriendly - Don\u0026rsquo;t doxx yourself for work. Job boards for Anonymous workers. Bankless.Pallet - The best jobs in crypto and DeFi, curated by Bankless, for the Bankless Nation. New technical and non-technical job posts every week. BitcoinerJobs - Bitcoiner Jobs is the leading career site helping to build the emerging Bitcoin industry and the careers of Bitcoiners within it. Publicsq - Non-woke and conservative leaning job board. Talent Market - Talent Market’s mission is to promote liberty by providing talent for critical roles within the free-market nonprofit sector. Provide Free consulting for liberty focused non profits. No-Jab Job Boards # Based.Pro - Formerly \u0026ldquo;NoVaxMandate.org\u0026rdquo; Based.Pro has pivoted from its vax focus to help you connect with professionals, companies and institutions who share your values. Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types. Redballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or covid nonsense. Unjected - Dating board for people who have not had any of the Covid-19 Vaccines. Vaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status. "},{"id":11,"href":"/metrics/","title":"Metrics","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Freedom and Anti Freedom Metrics # “Just as Soviet managers responded by producing shoddy goods that met the numerical targets set by their overlords, so do schools, police forces, and businesses find ways of fulfilling quotas with shoddy goods of their own.” ― Jerry Z. Muller\nIn order to better understand the broader picture, data collection becomes essential. Data collection can be used to paint whatever narrative its collectors want. We must be aware of the actual data in order to interrupt the truth as it is, and not what politics wants it to be. Here are a list of metrics tracking different statistics directly related to rising tyranny in our world.\nAtlantic Council CBDCTracker - Tracks Country progress of (CBDC)Central Bank Digital Currency Implementation and testing\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nCDBC Tracker - A project by the Human Rights Foundation to track CDBC development worldwide.\nCriticalrace.org Track CRT and other forms of Wokeness in schools. Tracks Colleges and K-12. Tracks many of the specific actions taken at every school.\nDefendingEd - Tracking DEI/Wokism in Schools.\nDigital Sovereignty Index - The DSI is a simple metric to illustrate how much locally hosted applications are used across the measured countries. It represents the relative amount of deployments of self-hosted productivity \u0026amp; collaboration tools per 100K citizens, compared to other countries.\nFreedomHouse.org - Freedom Metric across the world, does not Track Covid.\nFreedominthe50states.org - Tracks the most Free US states in regards to a wide set of metrics, does not track covid freedoms. Provided by the Cato institute.\nFungibility-Graveyard - List of People who have been exposed and prosecuted for or while using Bitcoin due to lack of privacy\nHeritage World Freedom Index - Economic Freedom across the world\nICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nRootshq - Website that tracks different liberty groups and associations across America\nShadowstats - Tracks true levels of economics in America, Money supply, Inflation, GDP etc…\nUSDebtclock - Real time National Debt Counter.\nWashingtonPost Police Shooting DB - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states.\nWokeWagon - Tracks woke political appointees in government\nWorld Press Freedoms - Ranking of all countries in the world by freest to least free press.\n"},{"id":12,"href":"/money/","title":"Money","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" If you don’t believe it or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try and convince you. I am sorry. - Satoshi Nakamoto\nCrypto Currency, The greatest tool we have.\nFinancial privacy is largely being wiped away across the world, while governments simultaneously destroy the value of our currencies through inflation and sanctions. With the invention of Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto gave us what is probably the single greatest tool for freedom in the history of the world. With decentralized crypto currency we have the ability to fix our money and fix the world. While some people believe that all non bitcoin crypto currencies are a scam we do not agree. We believe in competition for all freedom tech. Bitcoin isn\u0026rsquo;t perfect and shouldn\u0026rsquo;t be treated as a religion. The best counterpoint to bitcoins imperfection is its inherent lack of privacy and its current difficulty with scaling. Monero provides the best and simplest use case for privacy and is a great alternative to bitcoin. Likewise we believe that other crypto projects may have real utility in pursuing freedom. That being said the crypto industry is absolutely saturated with scams and grifters. As always do your own research and invest carefully. Hold your own keys and continue your journey to being financially sovereign.\nAcquire Crypto # Atomic Swaps # Atomic Swaps are the future of Crypto Currency trading. Completely custody-less, heavily private, and generally uncensorable. Still very much in development. Learn more here.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nBasic Swap Dex - Atomic Swap DEX. No added fees. Installed locally. Currently in BETA.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nLiquiality - Atomic Swaps across multiple coins.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nUnstoppapleSwaps - Atomic Swap from BTC to Monero.\nDecentralized Exchanges # Decentralization is a spectrum. Many decentralized exchanges aren\u0026rsquo;t nearly as decentralized as they claim to be, but usually they are far more distributed than any centralized exchanges.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nFiat On Ramps (P2P) # Bisq - Buy and sell bitcoin for fiat (or other cryptocurrencies) privately and securely using Bisq\u0026rsquo;s peer-to-peer network and open-source desktop software. Bisq allows you to purchase your bitcoin using P2P Zelle transactions. No registration required.\nHodl Hodl - Anonymous P2P deals on your terms. Trade globally. Using any payment system. For any fiat currency. Bitcoin only. No registration required.\nLocal Monero - Local Monero makes it easy for you to connect with real people in the real world to buy and sell Monero with no KYC. Announced in May 2024 that they would be shutting down. No reason given, but this is likely due to regulatory pressure against other platforms like Samurai and Tornado cash.\nPeach Bitcoin - Peach allows users to purchase BTC in many different national currencies all P2P without KYC. Not currently available in the US.\nRetoSwap - Like Bisq but for Monero. Installed locally, it uses Monero and Tor for high level privacy.\nXMRGlobal - A monero focused p2p exchange for purchasing cryptocurrency via Zelle, ACH cash etc.\nNon-Custodial exchanges # Most exchanges are custodial, meaning you are required to leave crypto on their platform if you want to trade, or you purchase and they will hold on to it initially. Non-custodial exchanges will send your trades and purchases directly to wallets of your choosing.\nChangenow - Reliable non KYC exchange.\nChangelly - Not recommended at this time. Changelly does not require KYC for smaller transactions but they will sometimes implement KYC mid trade, forcing to KYC or lose your funds.\nCryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nEvonax - Established in 2016,Evonax operates as a non-custodial instant cryptocurrency exchange, ensuring that users’ funds are never held within the platform. Serving as an intermediary between cryptocurrencies and users, Evonax provides access to a diverse range of digital assets including Monero (XMR).\nFixedFloat - Good rates for crypto exchanges, does not currently allow US customer IP addresses. Does not require KYC.\nGodex.io - This exchange is a dependable tool for immediate conversions. It supports the conversion of over 300 cryptocurrencies into Monero, without any KYC requirements and it works in both directions, offering great flexibility.\nHoudini Swap - Privacy focused non custodial exchange.\nKYC vs No KYC list - A list of P2P Trading Platforms (i.e. P2P exchanges) for trading Bitcoin. Common payment methods include bank transfer, cash deposited in the seller\u0026rsquo;s bank account, in-person cash (face-to-face) trades as well as payment networks such as Zelle, Alipay, even Cash App and PayPal, for example. Some of these payment methods are more private than others. Typically, face-to-face, cash-by-mail, and US Postal Money Orders are among the most private methods available.\nKYCNotMe - Website that Tracks exchanges that don\u0026rsquo;t use KYC.\nMexc - Crypto trades without KYC. Currently blocked for US based IP addresses.\nNO KYC Only - Education on avoiding KYC and why its problematic.\nOrangeFren - Check many KYC-free services and find the one with the best offer for a wide variety of coins.\nSimpleSwap - Exchange multiple tokens without giving up custody. Requires an account. Offers cash back in their own token.\nSideShift - Shift between different layer 2 tokens. Includes tokens on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Polygoin.\nStealthEx - StealthEX is a non-custodial cryptocurrency exchange service that accepts Monero (XMR). The platform does not require users to create an account or share personal information. Additionally, funds are not stored on StealthEX; exchanges are conducted directly between wallets. At StealthEX, there are no upper limits for your exchanges — you can exchange any amount you desire. When it comes to minimum amounts, you only need to ensure you have enough to cover the network fees.\nSwapSwop - SwapSwop is an instant anonymous crypto exchange with a high level of security from SSL certificates on internal services to a multi-stage exchange procedure, which guarantees the safety of your assets and quick exchange for the desired cryptocurrency.\nTrocador - Privacy focused front end to push your transactions through non KYC exchanges.\nBusiness Directories # AirBTC - AirBNB for Bitcoiners.\nAgoristAcers - Purchase Seeds with Monero.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nAutoCoinCar - Purchase Luxury cars with Crypto - (UK Only).\nBeef Initiative - Purchase Regenerative/Grass fed beef with Crypto.\nBitcoin-P2P Marketplace - BTC sales.\nBitcoin-RealEstate - Purchase Real estate with crypto.\nBitcoin-only - The Ultimate guide to all things Bitcoin.\nBitcoin-only.com - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nBitejo - Massive List of companies that accept Monero and Bitcoin - Is now XMRBazzar.\nCarCoinMarket - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCompTIA Vouchers - CompTIA certs for Btc.\nCryptoCars - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCryptwerk - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nDirectory.BTCPayserver - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nGrowingSpaces - Buy Greenhouses with BTC.\nMonerica - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nMoneromarket - XMR trading platform with escrow. Start selling and buying today.\nOatManFarms - Purchase Oats for BTC.\nShopinBit - Purchase all sorts of items in BTC, only ships to UK currently.\nXMR Bazzar - A p2p shopping center for buying and selling services and goods in Monero. Built by Douglas Tumen, founder and host of the Monero Talk podcast.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale.\nJobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin.\nLatium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase.\nMonero.jobs - XMR is the ultimate weapon if you are seeking a technological solution to secure your wealth, your financial privacy and hence your overall freedom. However, the best way to increase your freedom is to get paid directly in XMR.\nPublish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens.\nDAO and DEFI Tools # ApeBoard - Cross chain crypto monitoring Dashboard.\nCoin - Crypto portfolio account and crypto news aggregator.\nCow.fi - CoW Protocol finds the lowest price for your trade across all exchanges and aggregators, such as Uniswap and 1inch – and protects you from MEV, unlike the others.\nDAOStack - Project that helps you streamline the creation of your own DAO.\nDefiSafety - DEFI Security ratings.\nDefillama - The ultimate tracker for all things DEFI. Track Yield, transparency, NFTs, Stables, Hacks etc.\nDapps.com - Dapp rankings via marketcap.\nDextools - Cross Chain Defi and Cefi Dashboard.\nGhostfol - Multichain Dashboard, includes traditional stocks and ETF’s as well.\nHedgehog - Centralized Exchange Dashboard Management.\nRailgun - RAILGUN is a smart contract system that enables Zero-Knowledge Privacy for any on-chain dApp.\nRotki - An open source portfolio tracker, accounting and analytics tool that protects your privacy. Can be self hosted.\nTornado Cash - DO NOT USE IF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. Tornado cash is an Ethereum based coinjoin mixer that can be used to gain privacy on Ethereum. In August 2022 Tornado Cash was blacked listed by the US government and added to the OFAC list. While the front end website is no longer running you can still interact with the smart contract(this is by design). If you are a US citizen you risk criminal penalties for doing so. Alex Pertsev, was sentenced to five years in prison for his work on development of Tornado cash. It\u0026rsquo;s important to note that despite the shutdown by the US government, the Tornado Cash smart contract is still up and running, and is more less unstoppable as long as the Ethereum network continues to run. If you would like to support the legal defence fund you can so by checking out Justice DAO.\nDecentralized Nodes # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Avalanche and more.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nHandshake - Decentralized DNS. Handshake is an experiment on collaborating to create a decentralized network which results in a global allocation of names. Think of the handles or usernames you use on services such as social networks, and domain names identifying the URL for websites. Nearly all of these services were provided by trusted third parties which prevent the web from truly being decentralized. Handshake provides a means, including key management and server/service authentication, for decentralized web services to experiment.\nMonero Nodo - A full, unpruned, and dedicated hardware node comes equipped with Tor and I2P support, ensuring maximum privacy and security for your transactions. Manage your wallets effortlessly through the LWS Admin panel and enjoy the convenience of our built-in block explorer. The 5.5″ touchscreen allows you to control your node directly from the device, or you can access it from the web for added flexibility and full block explorer functionality. Mine Monero using P2Pool. Contribute to your privacy by running your own personal node while contributing to the Monero network.\nMyNodeBTC - Run Bitcoin nodes and lots of other Bitcoin applications, includes wallets, BTCPay Server, Lightning tools and Whirlpool and other privacy tools.\nPibode-XMR - Small Raspberry pi focused distro for Monero mining.\nPktCash - PKT is an ecosystem of apps that decentralize access to the internet. The mission is to get the next billion people online.\nThreefold - Decentralized Autonomous Internet Infrastructure. ThreeFold is a globally-distributed grid of storage, compute, and network capacity, acting as “no middleman” Internet resources between independent capacity providers and users.\nEducation and certifications # C4/Crypto Consortium - Offers certifications for BTC, Eth and crypto best practices.\nBlockchain-Council.org - Blockchain Council embraces Blockchain, AI, and Web3 with a range of certifications and training.\nChainalysis Certifications - The Chainalysis Cryptocurrency Fundamentals Certification (CCFC) credential is designed for those new to cryptocurrency. Whether you’re starting out on a career focused on crypto, or are coming across bitcoin as you run investigations, onboard new businesses or formulate cryptocurrency compliance policies, this is the place to begin.\nFund Raising # Giveth - Giveth is building a new way forward with its zero-fee, community-driven donation platform - leveraging the power of blockchain technology to connect on-the-ground projects with regenerative funding opportunities.\nGeyser.fund - Geyser is a bitcoin-native crowdfunding platform where you can fund project ideas with the support from global communities.\nHeo.Finance - Decentralized crowdfunding without borders. Help Each Other (HEO) is the first decentralized stablecoin-based crowdfunding platform that removes geographical and political limitations from fundraising. HEO platform is already live on Binance Smart Chain, Celo, Aurora, and Ethereum mainnets.\nKuno Media - Monero based crowd funding.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow institute works to help fund privacy and anti surveillance tech.\nOpen Sats - Open Sats Initiative, Inc. (EIN 85-2722249) is a 501(c)(3) public charity which aims to fund Bitcoin-related free and open-source projects and associated education and research initiatives. Open Sats focuses on no strings attached Bitcoin(only) and freedom tech donations.\nStacks.org - The mission of the Stacks project is to enable a better internet through decentralized apps. To do it, they’re expanding the Bitcoin economy and enabling more functionality as a Bitcoin layer.\nTen31 - Ten31 is the leading bitcoin-focused investor and partner of choice to companies building technology and infrastructure for the bitcoin ecosystem, as well as complementary freedom-oriented technologies including open source software, AI and nostr.\nMerchant Services # Align Pay - AlignPay never picks sides on any issue and is proud to facilitate a welcoming place where people, organizations, campaigns, and merchants can interact in a healthy, open, and legal way.\nParallel Economy - Censorship-Resistant payment processing backed by Conservative Commentator Dan Bongino.\nRevere Payments - A Christian merchant services provider that offers a wide range of solutions for businesses in a variety of industries, including e-commerce, retail, restaurant, firearms, religious, political, CBD, and non-profit. We’re using the same innovative technology as our parent company, Metrics Global, to bring seamless, secure online payments to any industry.\nSecond Amendment Processing - 2nd Amendment processing helps you protect yourself and your business from being censored for your political views or other forms of wrong think.\nOsint for Crypto # AMLBot - Founded in 2019, AMLBot Online assessment of crypto addresses and transactions, founded in 2019 by a team of RegTech specialists in accordance with FATF international recommendations. Offers both free and non-free services.\nClarks Dashboard - A comprehensive list of all BTC Data. Includes Block times, price data, Side chain data, mining etc.\nDeveloperReports - Tracks the current amount of developers on Crypto projects.\nMonero Garden - A complete introduction and walkthrough on all the technical specifics of Monero.\nMonero Inflation - Tracks potential inflation or flaws in the Monero Protocol. Due to Monero\u0026rsquo;s privacy proper auditing can be difficult.\nMonero Observer - News aggregator for all things monero.\nMoneroj.net - Tracks the Monero mining hash rate across all miners.\nMonero.Eco - Graphical interface for the entire Monero Ecosystem.\nMiningPoolStats - Track all data across mining pools for all sorts of crypto projects. Organized primarily by what type of hash algorithm each blockchain uses.\nMonerowatch - A monero blockchain explorer. While Monero doesnt have a tradational blockchain explorer we can track block times and size. Along with hash rate and other useful metrics.\nOXT.me - OXT is a tool designed for Exploratory Blockchain Analysis of the bitcoin ledger. OXT is the \u0026lsquo;Other exploration Tool\u0026rsquo; and it should become the \u0026lsquo;Open eXploration Tool\u0026rsquo; in the future.\nStable Pulse - Get a clear, accurate, minimally filtered view of the stablecoin ecosystem.\nThe Monero Moon - The ultimate newsletter for all things Monero.\nTheGraph.com - Crypto Database API Tools.\nTimechainstats.com - BTC Chain API data.\nTrack Bitcoin Nodes - Tracks total Bitcoin nodes.\nTrack Bitcoin Treasuries - Tracks the public Bitcoin Wallets of major corporations and governments.\nTrack Ethereum Nodes - Tracks total Ethereum nodes.\nDefi Lama StablecoinData - Stable coin data across chains.\nPrivacy Software # Bokuto Monero Node - Open source fork of Ronin Dojo’s Bakuto project that allows for a full node Monero wallet.\nBorder Wallets - Border Wallets is a website that helps you strategize on how best to memorize your wallet seed phrase. This can be useful if you need to cross a border, or have a particularly high threat model.\nGupax - Gupax is a GUI for mining Monero on P2Pool using XMRig.\nJam - Jam is a graphical user interface for JoinMarket, and while obviously related, is a separate project developed by a separate set of people.\nJoinMarket-Org - JoinMarket is software to create a special kind of bitcoin transaction called a CoinJoin transaction. Its aim is to improve the confidentiality and privacy of bitcoin transactions. With the shutdown of Samurai wallet, and the withdrawal of the not recommended service Wasabi from the US, Join Market is now one of the only privacy tools for Bitcoin.\nPinode - Monero OS for running full Monero Nodes on Pi’s, Rockpros and Odroids.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nSilent Payments - Silent Payments make receiving Bitcoin easier than ever while preserving your privacy. Silent Payments allow you to create a single, static address to share with friends, use for donations, or post for tips without sacrificing privacy. When someone wants to send you a payment, they use the unique public key that is a part of your Silent Payment address, combine it with the public keys of the outputs they want to send and generate a unique, one-time address that looks on-chain just like any other Taproot address.\nXMRVSBeast - P2Pool Bonus Hash Rate Raffle for people providing Monero Hash.\nSocial Media # Coinpayments.net - Purchase Social media followers with Monero.\nEchoIn - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here.\nFountain - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nMinds - Minds is an open-source social networking service that promotes free speech, privacy, and transparency.\nOshi - Oshi is a powerful marketing and rewards platform built to replace stars, punch cards, and coffee points with something that people really want - Bitcoin.\nOrange Pill App - Bitcoin dating and friend finder.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.ps://www.minds.com/) - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nSpeculative Projects # DarkFi - DarkFi is a new Layer 1 blockchain, designed with anonymity at the forefront. It offers flexible private primitives that can be wielded to create any kind of application. DarkFi aims to make anonymous engineering highly accessible to developers. Backed by noted Crypto Anarchist Amir Taaki.\nFedimints - While still largely theoretical, Fediments is based off the original 1980\u0026rsquo;s concept of Chaumian Ecash, that would essentially provide federated mints built on top of Bitcoin, with high levels of privacy. Two implementations of this concept are Cashu and Umint. These are still in active development. One potential problem with this is legal pressure due to potential classification of these services as unlicensed money transmitters, much like how Samurai Wallet and potentially custodial lightning services are being targeted.\nFreedom Dollar - Freedom Dollar is a private, censorship-resistant stablecoin protocol built on Zano. Stable coins are a useful but sometimes risky project, as they are supposed to maintain their price point with a fiat asset like the dollar.\nHaveno - Haveno aims to be a crypto on ramp much like Bisq that uses Monero instead of Bitcoin as the base payment option. Haveno will utilize TOR and p2p trades, while never taking custody of your funds.\nPirate Chain - Launched in 2018 with the primary goal of being the most private and secure digital currency, Pirate Chain strives to protect the financial privacy of every user in the world. Pirate Chain achieves this by employing the strongest and most acclaimed privacy protocol in the industry, and couples this with an unassailable strategy implementation. Pirate vs Monero Breakdown\nSerai DEX - Largely created in response to Thorchain\u0026rsquo;s choice to not integrate Monero, the Serai Dex works much like the Thorchain DEX, providing coin trading between different native coins using liquidity pools funded by users for small rewards.\nZano - An ambitious project that offers the privacy of Monero for regular transactions, including all projects built ontop of its network. Additionally offers alias addresses so you can associate a wallet address with a name, much like how DNS works for IP addresses. Offers escrow services and Iconic swaps as an alternative to Atomic Swaps. Also allows for building dApps on chain as well.\nSpending Options # Bill Pay # Bitrefill Credit Card Service - Service to pay off Credit Card for multiple providers. Requires KYC. Currently disabled for Americans, but hopefully will be returning. This service does require KYC, but they do offer other services that do not.\nDoctorSim - Top up or recharge any prepaid phone in over 200 countries instantly and securely with doctorSIM.\nSpritz.Finance - Focuses on bill pay, secured payments, automated payments etc. Uses Web 3. Requires an account. Currently in closed Beta.\nCredit Cards # 2Fiat - A new platform that lets you instantly convert Bitcoin, Monero, USDT or any crypto to fiat and make purchases online or in store.\nAbine - An alternative credit card masking service. Abine has similar features, virtual cards up to 500$ for individual vendors. But Abine also offers other privacy services like phone masking, email masking and more. Abine does not have a free tier unlike privacy.com.\nBitpay - Preloaded Bitpay card that lets you spend your Bitcoin.\nDashDirect - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including DASH. Dash Direct phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with DASH for discounts from hundreds of vendors. No KYC Required.\nDoNotPay - DoNotPay is a consumer rights company that helps you fight corporations and beat bureaucracy. They offer a wide range of services, including bill pay, credit card management, and more.\nEzzocard - Anon cards can be purchased via crypto. Charges a decent markup.\nKlutchCard - Service that provides several management and privacy features for your bank account. Klutch gives you unlimited Virtual cards, a physical card without your name on the front, and the ability to manage your spending transactions in depth all while still earning cash back. Does require KYC information and a good credit score though. Another downside, there is currently no way to pay off your balance other than to link your account via ACH and routing number.\nLaso.Finance - A bit pricey. Virtual Credit card with no KYC card that allows for spends of over 1K anywhere in the world. Currently uses Metamask for stable coins only. Monero support coming soon.\nPayWithMoon - Virtual Cards with no KYC funded by lightning based Bitcoin transactions. You can create as many virtual cards as you want, but cards are limited in amounts of 1000$. These cards do not currently work outside of the United States. Used to provide full pre-paid credit cards only offers gift cards now.\nPrivacy.com - The primary method for Credit Card Privacy. By linking your bank account to your Debit card, you can create virtual privacy focused cards that only work for one vendor at a time. This prevents your Debit card from being used in the event of a vendor data breach. Virtual cards are easily deletable. Downsides are that you start with 500$ per card limits for virtual cards. And there is the privacy concern of sharing your bank data with a third party. Please use our affiliate link when signing up. To get an extra $5 dollars on sign up.\nUquid - Virtual card for crypto, only works through Binance or wallet connect compatible wallets, for a wide range of gift card services.\nX1 - Similar to Klutch. Control subscriptions and keep your details private with disposable card numbers.donotpay.com/learn/virtual-credit-card-generator/) - Free Virtual Credit Card Generator for signing up for trial services. Do not Pay also works to create an AI focused response to many asymmetrical problems of society like fighting back against parking tickets or social media de-platforming with automated and proven methods of remediating these issues.\nGift Cards # Egifter - Buy and send premium gift cards for a wide range of services. Offers points per purchases. Gyft - Gift cards for over 200 vendors. Coinsbee - Does Phone Top ups. Bitrefill - Gifts cards and other services. Coincards - giftcards available in multiple countries, Coincards has everything you could possibly need to live your life with crypto! Offers Phone Top ups and accepts Monero. Stealths - Monero first Gift card sales. No KYC Required. Wallets # Bitcoin Wallets # Ashigaru - A new fork of Samurai Wallet that runs its the sane coinjoin services. This is run by completely anonymous devs with increased OPSEC after Samourai wallet was taken down. You can donate to the Samourai defense team here You can also find a list of Public Dojo Clones to use with whirlpool at Dojobay You can see the amount of BTC in Ashigaru Whirlpool here: WhirlPoolStats Warning the legal status of using whirlpool may vary based off your jurisdiction. DYOR before using.\nCasa - Self custody wallet with built in Multi-sig for security and inheritance built in so that your assets aren\u0026rsquo;t lost in the event of death. Only takes Bitcoin and Ethereum.\nElectrum Wallet - Founded in 2011 Electrum is one of the oldest, simplest and most trusted Bitcoin Only wallets in the game. With a simple interface that has been forked by many other blockchain projects Electrum has everything you need to store and use your bitcoin easily and securely.\nSparrow Wallet - Sparrow is a Bitcoin wallet for those who value financial self sovereignty. Sparrow’s emphasis is on security, privacy and usability. Sparrow does not hide information from you - on the contrary it attempts to provide as much detail as possible about your transactions and UTXOs, but in a way that is manageable and usable. Completely Open Source. Desktop only wallet. Following the arrest of the Samurai Wallet Devs, the Whirlpool privacy features were removed from the wallet.\nHardware Wallets # Cold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nFoundationDevices - Foundation builds the Passport hardware wallet which is an airgapped wallet hardware device. Passport has no direct connection with the outside world – no USB data and no wireless communications. Instead, Passport uses a camera and QR codes for communication. This provides hardcore, airgapped security without sacrificing usability.\nLedger - NOT RECOMMENDED. While Ledger has a long history in the space of supporting multiple coins. Ledger is close sourced. Ledger has recently come under for fire for creating a backup policy that lets you back up your keys to Ledgers cloud providers, which means that your private keys could be susceptible to third party pressures on the key holders. Also Ledger was caught sending customer data to several different third parties.\nMonero Signer - Monero Signer is a hardware signing device equipped with a camera that allows you to sign transactions offline via QR-Code. Monero Signer also allows you to generate seeds, passphrases and addresses. All this while being completely offline. Software updates are done air-gapped using a micro SD card.\nSeedsigner - Open source hardware signing device that uses raspberry pi zero which reduces possibility of interception. Does not store your coins, is only a security focused device for signing/approving transactions. Bitcoin only.\nTrezor - One of the older hardware wallets around. Trezor is Fully open source and is one of the few wallets to also support multiple coins.\nLightning Wallets # Phoenix Wallet - Utilizing the lightning network can still be quite difficult, which Phoenix aims to help solve. At first glance, Phoenix doesn\u0026rsquo;t look different from your typical Bitcoin wallet. The difference is that Phoenix runs natively on Lightning. Phoenix takes care of everything under the hood and you will barely notice anything, except that your payments are faster and cheaper. Mobile only wallet. Monero Wallets # Anonero - Anonero is privacy focused phone wallet that only supports Monero, while incorporating other privacy features like, encrypted backups, airgapped transactions mandatory TOR connections. You can only access this app over TOR.\nFeather Wallet - Feather is a free, open-source Monero wallet for Linux, Tails, macOS and Windows. It is written in C++ with the Qt framework. Monero can be difficult to use in many cases to the highly technical and private nature of the coin, which is why the simplicity of feather wallet is so necessary. Feather Wallet can installed or run as a standalone application, making it easily parable with something like Tails OS for the ultimate privacy combo.\nMonero Subscription Wallet - Wallet that allows you to set subscriptions of regularly recurring payments that you would like to send.\nMyMonero - The simplest way to use the next-generation private digital currency Monero, at the sweet spot between security, convenience, and features. Not a full node wallet. You need to trust another node to run this wallet. These wallets share your private view key with a remote server, which continuously scans the blockchain looking for your transactions. They are faster to use, but your privacy can be lessened if you don\u0026rsquo;t control the remote server.\nRinoWallet - Online Monero multisig wallet. Non-custodial and offers 2FA protection.\nMulti Chain Wallets # CakeWallet - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including Monero. Cakewallet phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with Monero for discounts from hundreds of vendors. Supports Monero. No KYC Required. Mobile and desktop wallet. Open Source.\nExodus Wallet - One of the best wallets for holding multiple coins. With a beautiful interface that shows you long term internal price data, built in protocol level staking, coin swaps between hundreds of coins and many other features. Exodus is one best crypto wallets bar none. While it has ended support for Monero as it was a technical challenge to support it. Exodus is NOT Open source. Desktop and mobile.\nStack Wallet - Non Custodial multi coin wallet. Open Source. Has built in exchange functionality. Comes with \u0026ldquo;Duress mode\u0026rdquo; that lets you prepare a fake wallet in case you are physically threatened. Comes with built auto back ups, in wallet crypto swapping and more. Allows you to easily point at your own full node. Supports monero. Desktop and Mobile.\nWallet Recovery # Bitcoin Recovery CO - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nCryptoRecovers - Helping people regain access to their lost Bitcoin wallets since 2019.\nDatarecovery.com - Specializes in cryptocurrency recovery services, providing expert assistance to individuals and businesses who have lost access to their digital assets.\nDriveSavers - Specializes in recovering lost cryptocurrency and compromised wallets from all types of software and hardware wallets.\nEasyRecovery - Professional Bitcoin wallet recovery services can assist with password recovery, private key extraction, and damaged device repair to restore access to your Bitcoin.\nKeychainX - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nProfessional Crypto Recovery - Crypto recovery service that can help you recover your lost coins today.\nRecoverLostBitcoin - Expert crypto recovery services, including private key reconstruction, wallet and scam recovery.\nRecoverMyCryptoWallet - Can recover lost passphrases, missing seed words and forgotten passwords.\nWallet Recovery Service - Can recover lost crypto from all types of wallets.\n"},{"id":13,"href":"/organizations/","title":"Organizations","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The State is, and always has been, the great single enemy of the human race, its liberty, happiness, and progress.\u0026rdquo; - Murray Rothbard\nLiberty Organization that fight for different facets of all things related to liberty.\nAnti ESG Orgs # StriveFunds - Investment firm to counter ESG narrative from Blackrock and Vanguard. Strive specifically rejects the idea of Stakeholder capitalism. Started by author and presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. Antiwar # Antiwar.com - Since the mid 90\u0026rsquo;s Antiwar.com has been one of not the most important and consistently antiwar voices. With reporting on wars all over the globe for a liberty perspective, antiwar.com covers every aspect of the global wars.\nBitcoin For Peace - Accelerate World Peace Through Bitcoin Adoption. The vision of Bitcoin For Peace is to live in world where ALL life co-thrives in harmony. With the current corrupt fiat system, that vision can never happen. Bitcoin is a peaceful revolution.\nConcerned Veterans for America - CVA and its grassroots army will look to defend VA reforms and expand health care options for veterans, rethink America’s foreign policy to promote long-term prosperity, and encourage action to foster a more secure financial future for our country.\nDefend the Guard - An organization that works to reclaim constitutional authority. Defend the Guard legislation would prohibit a state’s National Guard units from being deployed into active combat without a formal declaration of war by Congress, as provided by the U.S. Constitution.\nFood Not Bombs - Food Not Bombs started in 1980. They work to provide healthy vegetarian food to starving Americans. Leftwing organization.\nStopWar.org - Stop the War was founded in September 2001 in the weeks following 9/11, when George W. Bush announced the “war on terror”. Stop the War has since been dedicated to preventing and ending the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and elsewhere. Comes from a leftwing perspective.\nThe Libertarian Institute - Founded by Scott Horton. LI focuses on many issues with a large focus on antiwar. LI has a lot of cross over with Antiwar.com.\nTheGrayZone - The Grayzone is an independent journalistic initiative that does not receive funding from any government or government-backed group or individual. The Gray Zone primarily reports on antiwar civil rights issues from a left wing perspectives.\nWeAreNotYourSoldiers - Antiwar Non-profit feature former soldiers that publicly talk about their horrible experiences during war.\nAntiWoke Advocacy # ActionPDE - PDE Action is a nonpartisan advocacy group working to reclaim public schools through engagement with school boards \u0026amp; state legislatures.\nDefendingEd - Parents Defending Education is a national grassroots organization working to reclaim our schools from activists imposing harmful agendas.\nExit Group - Group that helps users exit from woke/corporate life and build businesses to create separate revenue streams\nFairForAll - A nonpartisan organization dedicated to advancing civil rights and liberties for all Americans, and promoting a common culture based on fairness, understanding, and humanity. Specifically rejects woke ideas and believes in actual equality for all people.\nHeterodox Academy - Heterodox Academy (HxA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit membership organization of thousands of faculty, staff, and students committed to advancing the principles of open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement to improve higher education and academic research. Focuses heavily on Colleges.\nInstitute for Liberal Values - As a non-partisan and non-sectarian consortium focused on the promotion of individual freedom, rights, and liberty in everyday life, the Institute for Liberal Values provides the skills and support required to build community where there has been division, encourage free expression where there has been censorship, and foster optimism where there is fear.\nNew Discourses - Education on all things critical theory. Eduation and debunking of Marxism, Progressive and all forms of critical theory. IE Critical Race Theory, Queer Theory, etc. Founded by James Lindsey.\nClimate Change Pushback # Copenhagen Consensus - The Copenhagen Consensus Center is a think tank that researches and publishes the smartest solutions to the world\u0026rsquo;s biggest problems. Our studies are conducted by more than 300 economists from internationally renowned institutions, including seven Nobel Laureates, to advise policymakers and philanthropists how to achieve the best results with their limited resources.Founded by climate change debunker and educator Bjorn Lomborg.\nEnvironmental Progress - Environmental Progress (EP) was founded in 2016 with the mission of achieving nature, peace and prosperity for all. We believe everyone has a right to affordable energy, a healthy planet, and urban environments that enable citizens to thrive. Our strategy has been to organize grassroots movements to defend these rights, and to fund research into why they are threatened. Founded by free speech advocate and Journalist Michael Shellenberger.\nHeartland.org - The Heartland Institute is a nonprofit organization that focuses on issues in education, environmental protection, health care, budgets and taxes, and stopping Socialism.\nIndustrial Progress - For the last 40 years, so-called environmentalists have held back industrial progress around the world. That\u0026rsquo;s why Idustrial Progress helps the industry fight for its freedom, with new ideas, arguments, and policies that will improve our economy and our environment. Founded by Fossil Fuels advocate Alex Epstein.\nPerc.org - The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) explores how aligning free market incentives for environmental stewardship produces sustainable outcomes for land, water, and wildlife.\nSavory.Global - Fights against climate change approved opinion by using regenerative farming practices of holistic land management. Provides real alternative solutions to mainstream climate fear mongering.\nDrug Freedom # Drug Policy Alliance - The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the leading organization in the U.S. working to end the drug war. Encryption and censorship # Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) - The largest organization that fights for Internet and Digital Freedom. Based out of the US.The EFF puts out several of the best digital freedom tools, including HTTPS Everywhere, Privacy Badger and Certbot.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFree resources Physical and Digital # Art For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nLeadership Institute - Liberty focused training provided in person and virtual. Training is offered for a wide range of topics, including, activism campaigns, fundraising and more.\nLibertarianism.org - Free ebooks from a Cato/Bluepilled perspective. Still some solid content overall.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - Free liberty starter kits for applicants. Including books small grants and more. Primarily aimed at students.\nTechsoup.org - Free Tech for non-profits.\nLegal Advocacy # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nCoin Center - Based in D.C., Coin Center is the leading non-profit research and advocacy center focused on the public policy issues facing cryptocurrency and decentralized computing technologies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Their mission is to defend the rights of individuals to build and use free and open cryptocurrency networks: the right to write and publish code – to read and to run it. The right to assemble into peer-to-peer networks. And the right to do all this privately.\nDeFi Education Fund - The DeFi Education Fund (DEF) explains decentralized finance (DeFi) to policymakers around the world and advocates for policies welcoming of decentralized financial infrastructure.\nFire - Since its founding more than two decades ago as the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, FIRE has become the nation’s leading defender of fundamental rights on college campuses through our unique mix of programming, including student and faculty outreach, public education campaigns, individual case advocacy, and policy reform efforts. In 2022, FIRE changed its name to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and announced an expansion initiative into off-campus free speech advocacy and legal defense.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nInstitute for Justice - IJ is a nonprofit, public interest law firm. Their mission is to end widespread abuses of government power and secure the constitutional rights that allow all Americans to pursue their dreams.\nJusticeDao- A DAO specifically dedicated to helping the legal defense of the developers of Tornado Cash, an Ethereum based privacy service that was takedown by government action.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nPacific Legal Foundation - Pacific Legal Foundation is a national nonprofit legal organization that defends Americans from government overreach and abuse. PFL specifically focuses on Property Rights, Equality and Opportunity and Separation of Powers. ^1,2^\nPeer-To-Peer Rights Fund - The P2P Rights Fund is a project housed within the Bitcoin Policy Institute, a 501(c)3 think tank. An advisory board including open-source developers, human rights activists, and lawyers oversees the fund’s activities. P2P Focuses on protection of Open-Source Software under the First Amendment.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nStand With Crypto - Stand With Crypto, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, champions for clear, common-sense regulations for the crypto industry. We\u0026rsquo;re mobilizing the 52 million crypto owners in the US - a demographic that is younger (60% Gen-Z and Millennials) and more diverse (41% identify as racial minorities) than the general US population - to unlock crypto\u0026rsquo;s innovation potential and foster greater economic freedom.\nThe Crypto Lawyers - Much like Coin Center Crypto Lawyers provide legal advocacy for Bitcoin freedom. They offer services in regards to Litigation, NFT, DEFI, IP, Compliance, and Forensic Investigations.\nMeetups, Education and Training # Americas Future - America’s Future empowers young people to be active, civil, and curious citizens who build freer communities that lead to fulfillment, dignity, and happiness for all.We’re working toward a time in America where young people collaborate to drive change in their communities – change that equips the individual to build a free and happy life. America’s Future offers rising generations opportunities for networking, mentoring, leadership and community engagement through our national network and extensive array of programming.\nArt For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nFreedom Works - A longstanding political orginization that has traditionally leaned republican. Recently though they\u0026rsquo;ve rebranded to target smaller liberty focused groups in order to help educated and advocate for freedom and change in public policy.\nLeadership Institute - Founded in 1979 by its president, Morton C. Blackwell, LI provides training in campaigns, fundraising, grassroots organizing, youth politics, and communications. The Institute teaches conservatives of all ages how to succeed in politics, government, and the media.The Institute offers more than 50 types of training schools, workshops, and seminars; a free employment placement service; and a national field program that trains conservative students to organize campus groups.\nLiberty on the Rocks - Liberty on the Rocks is a non-profit grass roots libertarian organization designed to educate, connect, and activate liberty enthusiasts around the world. Through local chapters and events, citizens and activists throughout the country can increase the size of their networks, enhance their understanding of economics and the philosophy of freedom, widen their knowledge of local and national educational outlets, and increase their opportunities for involvement. Official Partner of Liberty Tools\nLiberty Seeds - The largest directory of liberty-minded organizations, events, and more.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - SFL is not a top down, chapter based, or membership organization. Instead SFL functions as a network of pro-liberty students from a wide diversity of locations and backgrounds. SFL does sometimes take the more blue pilled approach.\nWe Are Change - We Are Change is a nonpartisan, independent media organization comprised of individuals and groups working to expose corruption worldwide.Founded by Luke Rudkowski, We Are Change is comprised of independent journalists, concerned citizens, activists, and anyone who wants to shape the direction our world is going in. We seek to expose the lies of governments and the corporate elite who constantly trash our humanity. Their goal is to create a community of truth-seekers and peacemakers who share a commitment to nonviolent action.\nYoung Americans for Liberty - Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) is the most active and effective pro-liberty youth organization advancing liberty on campus. Our four-step mission is to identify, educate, train, and mobilize youth activists to make liberty win. YAL maintains many chapters across college campuses all over the US.\nYou are the Power - You Are The Power is a membership-based nonprofit that is founded and run by Spike Cohen. They work with activists and organizations in all 50 states, using localized, single-issue activism to set communities free, restore individual rights, take the power away from government and put it back in the hands of the people.\nPress Freedoms # Committee to Protect Journalists - The Committee to Protect Journalists is an independent, nonprofit organization that promotes press freedom worldwide. They defend the right of journalists to report the news safely and without fear of reprisal.\nInternational Press Institute - Their mission is to defend media freedom and support independent journalism wherever they are threatened. Also tracks press freedoms in regards to Covid restrictions.\nReporters Without Borders - Reporters Without Borders tracks press freedoms across the world.\nPolice Reform and Monitoring # 8 Can\u0026rsquo;t Wait - 8 Cant Wait is a campaign to bring immediate change to police departments by encouraging the adoption of 8 specific policies.\nAdopt a Cop - Adopt A Cop BJJ is a nonprofit, donation based program and registered 501(c)3 that allows active duty patrolling police officers around the country to train at any Adopt A Cop BJJ affiliated academy and will pay 100% of the officer’s membership until they reach the rank of Blue belt. Blue belt is the second ranked belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and on average it takes around 12 to 18 months to obtain. Police officers are much less likely to both get injured and to injure suspects if they are trained in BJJ as evidenced by this Case Study.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nOpen-archive - App for saving and sharing files for whistleblowers and videos of police etc\nThick Red Line - A project of Art of Liberty, TRL is an effort to restore respect for law enforcement by abolishing victimless crime.\nWashingtonPost Police Shootings Database - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states\nThink Tanks # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAyn Rand Institute - ARI offers a variety of educational experiences to promote greater understanding of Ayn Rand’s philosophy and, through the writing and speaking of our experts, advocates her principles of reason, rational self-interest and laissez-faire capitalism. ARI also often takes a more Blue pilled perspective and does not generally follow Anarchist ideas, as it advocates for a one world government, based on the principles of logic and reason.\nArt of Liberty - A small think tank that exposes the Illegitimacy and Criminality of “Government” while Making the Voluntaryist Case for Free Markets, REAL Freedom and Peace.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow Institute works to promote the ideas of privacy in the world.\nThe Cato Institute - Founded in 1977 by Ed Crane, Murray Rothbard and Charles Koch. Cato is one of the oldest and largest libertarian think tanks in America. Cato has published great research and information since its inception. Cato has been criticized at times for often taking very pragmatic criticisms of the state and sometimes making the libertarian defense of state activities. Often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nThe Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) - FEE\u0026rsquo;s popular digital content and in-person programs turn complex ideas into practical tools for living your best life and making the world a better place. Fee covers a wide range of issues across the entire political spectrum, while always exposing government crimes and failures.\nThe Future of Freedom Foundation - The Future of Freedom Foundation is a tax-exempt, non-profit educational foundation whose mission is to present an uncompromising moral, philosophical, and economic case for the free society.\nThe Mises Institute - The premium think tank for all things liberty. Founded in 1982 by Anarcho-capitalism Lew Rockwell, largely to push the ideas of economist Murray Rothbard following his split with the Cato Institute. The Mises institute has been one of the biggest and most consistent voices for all things liberty including: Antiwar, Austrian economics, Sound Money, Police Reform, Secession, Book Publishing and so much more.\nThe Reason Foundation - Reason Foundation advances a free society by developing, applying, and promoting libertarian principles, including individual liberty, free markets, and the rule of law. We use journalism and public policy research to influence the frameworks and actions of policymakers, journalists, and opinion leaders. Reason also publishes Reason Magazine and hosts the SOHO Debate Forum. Much like Cato Reason often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nWhistle Blowing # Aim - Undercover citizen journalism, mostly focused on American schools.\nCryptome - One of the primary inspirations for Wikileaks, Cryptome has been offering a leaking platform to the world since 1996 and still runs today. Founded by John Young.\nEFF Surveillance Self-Defense - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\nGlobal Leaks - Whistleblowing Solutions Impresa Sociale S.r.l. (WBS) is an innovative social enterprise that carries out research and development to support whistleblowers and the fight against corruption. It was founded in 2016 to guarantee the economic sustainability of the GlobaLeaks project, through taking care of the growing number of requests for assistance, maintenance and custom deployment. WBS hosts the development activities and coordinates the community efforts. Global leaks provides its own open source tool for whistleblowers.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nO\u0026rsquo;keefe Media Group - Following the ousting of James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe from Project Veritas, O\u0026rsquo;Keefe Media group was founded to present another opportunity for whistle blowing and citizen journalism. OKM provides training and supplies for Citizen journalists.\nProject Veritas - Founded in 2010 by James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe, Project Veritas picked up much of the leaking slack following Wikileakss decrease in output. Often slandered as a far right group, Project Veritas has leaked many of the biggest stories since its inception. Project Veritas was and is largely known for using undercover cameras to expost stories.\nTruth in Media - Not a whistleblowing organization perse, however TIM is known for doing in depth inclusive stories reputably with strong reliable sources and without sensationalism. TIM focuses on stories that most media ignores. Founded by Journalist Ben Swann.\nWikiLeaks - Founded in 2006 by Julian Assange. Wikileaks was the the primary source for leaking of highly secret corporate and government data. Wikileaks worked to protect its leakers by employing the use of PGP and TOR. While largely inactive since the arrest of its founder Julian Assange in 2019, Wikileaks archives are still an important repository of leaked data.\nWizSafe Journalist Privacy Guide - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\n"},{"id":14,"href":"/osint/","title":"OSINT","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Nothing has such power to broaden the mind as the ability to investigate systematically and truly all that comes under thy observation in life.\u0026rdquo; - Marcus Aurelius\nOpen Source Intelligence tools can be used to find information of all types. This can be useful in furthering your understanding of both offensive and defensive practices by finding information for anything and everything. OSINT is the direct inverse of open source privacy tools. OSINT can be used for nefarious purposes in some cases, but OSINT itself does not directly include the concept of hacking. OSINT only aims to find legally available public information. OSINT has tremendous use in regards to education and finding information about corporations, politicians and good journalism. These tools can also be used to help you understand your own privacy exposure as well. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAI (Artificial Intelligence) Tools # Art Generators # Albus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAnimate Anyone - App that allows you to take a static image or photo and create videos of movement based on the people or characters in those photos.\nDall E - DALL·E 2 is an AI system that can create realistic images and art from a description in natural language. Made by Open Ai. Closed source.\nDreamstudio.ai - AI Art Generation.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGemini - Formerly known as Bard. Google\u0026rsquo;s AI alternative to Chat GPT. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias, including filtering your text prompts through a DEI and social justice lens.\nLumiere - A Space-Time Diffusion Model for Video Generation. Made by Google, closed source. Create video from word prompts or pictures. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias.\nMagic Animate - Magic Animate is an open source project that allows you to produces an animated video from a single image and a motion video.\nMid Journey - Mid Journey is an independent research lab exploring new mediums of thought and expanding the imaginative powers of the human species. Requires the unencrypted messaging app Discord for image generation.\nOpen AI Sora - Sora can generate videos up to a minute long while maintaining visual quality and adherence to the user’s prompt. Closed source.\nFreedom and Privacy AI Tools # AI Unchained - Podcast by freedom advocate and bitcoin educator Guy Swann. Follow the newest updates in the AI industry to become more sovereign and efficient by utilizing cutting edge tools.\nAlex AI - Energy and Climate Chatbot. Built by Alex Epstein, an advocate of Freedom and Fossil Fuels. Iphone Only.\nGab AI - Chat GPT alternative and image generator by conservative Social Media company GAB.\nGATgpt - A LLM model like Chat GPT but specifically for gun printing and all things gun related. Built by Cody Wilson.\nLibertAI - Decentralized privacy focused AI.\nUnleashed Chat - AI chatbot service designed with real privacy in mind. It stands out with its live Nostr data querying and advanced context embedding capabilities. It allows for Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network, for privacy and speed. The platform employs the latest Open Source models, prioritizing uncensored options.\nVenice - Venice is an open source alternative to Chat GPT. With built in features for code prompts and Stable Diffusion, Venice does not censor or spy on you. Launched by freedom advocate and crypto pioneer Erik Voorhees.\nGeneral AI Tools # AI or Not - Need to verify if images are AI generated? Here\u0026rsquo;s a project that can identify images from Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Dall-E, GAN and more.\nAIXploira - Access the largest list of top-quality AI tools available on the web.\nAlbus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAwesome GPT - List of dozens of GPT style LLMs.\nEsperanto.ai - Esperanto delivers high-performance, energy-efficient computing solutions that are the compelling choice for the most demanding AI and non-AI applications.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGPT4all - Self Hosted GPT Alternative.\nHuggingface.co - Open Source CHAT GPT Alternative.\nLM Studio - LM Studio lets you discover, download, and run local LLMs entirely offline.\nMaxAI.me - Chrome extension that lets you utilize AI on different sites.\nParse Prompt - Convert and summarize podcast episodes, audio clips, web-pages, and YouTube into AI-generated content.\nAttack Surface # BynaryEdge - We scan the web and gather data for you.\nCensys - Attack Surface Management Solutions.\nCriminalip.io - Cyber Threat Intelligence Search Engine and Attack Surface Management (ASM) platform.\nRedHunt Labs - Discover your Attack Surface, Continuously.\nSecurityTrails - The Total Internet Inventory.\nBug Hunting # Bug Bounty writeups - Detailed breakdowns of all sorts of different types of attacks.\nBughunter-handbook - A list of resources that will help bug bounty hunters with resources that are useful during their bug bounty journey.\nCertificates # CertSpotter - Monitors your domains for expiring, unauthorized, and invalid SSL certificates.\nCensys - Certificates - Certificates Search.\nCrt.sh - Certificate Search.\nCTSearch - Certificate Transparency Search Tool.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nTLS.BufferOver.run - Quickly find certificates in IPv4 space.\nCredentials # Check your email accounts to find associated accounts with breached companies.\nBreachdirectory.org - Check if your information was exposed in a data breach.\nCrackstation.net - Massive pre-computed lookup (Rainbow) tables to crack password hashes.\nDehashed - Free deep-web scans and protection against credential leaks, Takes Monero for Premium accounts.\nHackcheck - Hackcheck is a data breach search engine that makes checking the integrity of your data easy and flexible cheap! They currently offer several lightning fast queries to search through our billions of records with. The queries they offer are email, password, username, name, IP address, phone number, and domain name.\nHave I Been Pwned - Check if your email or phone is in a data breach.\nHaveibeensold.app - App that checks who is selling your data. Currently down.\nIntelx - Needs an account for most dumps, but shows accounts and password associated with on different sites.\nLeak-Lookup - Search across thousands of data breaches to find you compromised data - Requires an account for full results. Cheap prices and accepts Monero.\nLeakCheck.io - Make sure your credentials haven\u0026rsquo;t been compromised.\nLeakix - Identify public data leaks.\nMozilla Monitor - Stay safe with privacy tools from the makers of Firefox that protect you from hackers and companies that publish and sell your personal information. We’ll alert you of any known data breaches, find and remove your exposed info and continually watch for new exposures.\nSnusbase - Stay on top of the latest database breaches.\nSpycloud.com - More in Depth than haveIbeenpwned. Requires an account.\nCode Search Engines # GitHub Code Search - A search engine for searching projects on GitHub.\nGrep.app - Search across a half million git repos.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nNerdyData - Find companies based on their website\u0026rsquo;s tech stack or code.\nPublicwww.com - Source Code Search Engine. Find any alphanumeric snippet, signature or keyword in the web pages HTML, JS and CSS code.\nRepoSearch - Source code search engine that helps you find implementation details, example usages or just analyze code.\nSearchCode - Search 75 billion lines of code from 40 million projects.\nSourceGraph - Understand and search across your entire codebase.\nData Retention # Archive.org - The biggest site for internet website archives.\nDessant - A web extension for pulling data from archived sites.\nInteltechniques - A guide to manually remove your data from archive sites.\nMemento Time Travel - Memento TimeTravel is built using the archive.today API, and can thus be utilized as an upgraded internet archive product. It offers web users with an easy-to-use design.\nPagefreezer.com - PageFreezer is an alternative to the Wayback machine which utilizes Google-like crawling technology. The screenshots are taken using a fully automated operation.\nTubeRipper - An app that lets you rip or download videos from most platforms.\nWebcite - WebCite differs from the Wayback Machine by providing the sort of detailed snapshots of author-cited references requested by publishers, editors, and readers.\nDevice Information # Macaddress.io - MAC address vendor lookup.\nMaclookup.app - Find the vendor name of a device by entering an OUI or a MAC address.\nMacvendors.com - Find MAC Address Vendors. Now.\nMAC Vendor Lookup - Look up the vendor for a specific MAC Address.\nDNS # Chaos - Enhance research and analyse changes around DNS for better insights.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing.\nDNSDumpster - DNS recon \u0026amp; research, find \u0026amp; lookup DNS records.\nDNShistory.org - Domain Name System Historical Record Archive.\nDNSdb - Passive DNS historical database.\nDNSviz - Tool for visualizing the status of a DNS zone.\nDNSTwister - The anti-phishing domain name search engine and DNS monitoring service.\nDnslytics - The ultimate online investigation tool for DNS and other internet data.\nHackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nPassivedns.mnemonic.no - Web interface for querying passive DNS data collected in our malware lab.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nRapidDNS - DNS query tool which make querying - subdomains or sites of a same IP easy.\nDomains # Buckets.grayhatwarfare.com - Public buckets.\nBuiltWith - Find out what websites are Built With.\nCentralOps - DomainDossier - Investigate domains and IP addresses.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing!\nDomainIQ - Comprehensive Domain Intelligence.\nGrayhatwarfare.com - domains - How to search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nIPInfo - Provides your WAN or Public IP address.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nPentest-tools.com - Discover subdomains and determine the attack surface of an organization.\nRiddler - Allows you to search in a high quality dataset.\nRobTex - Various kinds of research of IP numbers, Domain names, etc.\nSecurityheaders.com - Scan your site now.\nSimilarweb.com - The easiest and fastest tool to find out what\u0026rsquo;s really going on online.\nSitereport.netcraft.com - Find out the infrastructure and technologies used by any site.\nSpyonweb.com - Find out related websites.\nStatscrop.com - Millions of amazing websites across the web are being analyzed with StatsCrop.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVisualsitemapper.com - Create a visual map of your site.\nWho.is - WHOIS Search, Domain Name, Website, and IP Tools.\nWhois.domaintools.com - Industry’s fastest domain discovery engine and broadest, most accurate data.\nWhoisology.com - Deep Connections Between Domain Names \u0026amp; Their Owners.\nExploits # 0day.today - The ultimate database of exploits and vulnerabilities.\nExploit-DB - An Exploit Database.\npacketstormsecurity.com - Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers.\nRapid7 - DB - A vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSploitus - A convenient central place for identifying the newest exploits.\nVulmon - A vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nFacial Recognition # Pimeyes - The gold Standard in facial recognition search, while prioritizing privacy. Focused Search Engines # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Correlate – Google Trends Correlate can help you identify search patterns that correlate with real-world trends. It can be used to identify search patterns that are similar to one another. For example, you could use the tool to find out if there is a link between new legislation and gun sales (at least in terms of the search volume related to the two topics).\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nGrabify - Grabify is a free web-based IP grabbing/URL shortening tool. (IP grabbing just as it implies simply means getting/grabbing peoples IP addresses.) This can be used to get location/IP data from potential attackers.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nIPGeo - IpGeo is a python tool to extract IP addresses from captured network traffic file (pcap/pcapng) and generate csv report containing details about the geolocation of each ip in the packets.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMillion Short – Million Short has an interesting approach to searching for information online. The interface is generally similar to a typical search engine. However, you can sort and filter the results in a number of ways. Examples include popularity, eCommerce, live chat, date, location, and others. Also, it automatically pulls out the top sites that usually occupy the top spots in any search result (e.g. Amazon.com, eBay, YouTube, etc.)\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nMention - A service that lets you track any code words across social media platforms. Paid service.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOSSDatabase - OSS DATABASE is a crowdsourced database of Open Source software. Their goal is to make it easy to look for open source alternatives and compare them with their proprietary peers.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPulsedive - A search engine for devices connected to the internet.\nPublic API\u0026rsquo;s - A list of several different API\u0026rsquo;s that are free to use for data pulling.\nPublicData.com - PublicData.com is the number one resource for public records from local, state, and federal agencies.\nProwl - A free IP search \u0026amp; identifications of IoC and IoA.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nSearch by Image - Tool to reverse image search docs, only works in Chromium based browsers.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nShodan – A search engine and network security tool for the internet of things. It finds devices on the internet like web servers, webcams, appliances, traffic lights, and even power plants.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTalkWalkerAlerts – TalkWalkerAlerts is a great alternative to Google Alerts because, in addition to monitoring the web for certain keywords, it monitors social media, blogs, and forums as well. This can be helpful if you need to find mentions of someone’s name or business across the web. Free and paid options.\nTorSearch - A TOR search engine for websites hosted on TOR (The Darknet).\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nTinyEye - A reverse image search.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nGeolocation # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nMail Addresses # Centralops - Email, Whois, DNS search info.\nEmailHippo - Email address verification technology.\nEmail-format.com - Find the email address formats in use at thousands of companies.\nHunter.io - Find professional email addresses in seconds.\nIntelligenceX - Search engine and data archive. Finds public personal information from data brokers.\nMelissa - Emailcheck - Check email addresses and verify they are live.\nMXToolbox - Check your email headers.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nReacher.email - Open-Source Email Verification.\nRocketReach - Your first-degree connection to any professional.\nskymem.info - Find email addresses of companies and people.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nThatsThem - Reverse email lookup.\nverify-email.org - Checks whether the mailbox exists or not.\nVoilaNorbert - I can find anyone\u0026rsquo;s email address.\nOSINT Lists # About.start.me - OSINT Dashboard to combine different OSINT tools.\nAwesome-Osint - A curated list of amazingly awesome open source intelligence tools and resources.\nFacebook Email Search - A simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFreedomlab.io - FreedomLab is a virtual gathering place for human rights defenders. Here you will find a repository of training materials, tutorials, and digital tools, all tailored to your needs and requirements. We hope you will learn about tools, experiences, advocacy and fundraising strategies, as well as knowledge and skills related to security. Through support and collaboration, human rights defenders increase their capacity to monitor and report, seek redress, and advocate for the promotion of human rights.\nFull OSINT - Full OSINT focused on the most popular web-based Open Source Intelligence and Cybersecurity Tools.\nHacker Search Engines - Long list of OSINT Tools.\nInteltechniques Tools - Dozens of tools available from Michael Bazzels website.\nOstintFramework - Terrific list. Layout is a bit strange can be annoying to navigate.\nOsint-jobs.com - Job board and education research.\nOsintcurio.us - The OSINT Curious Project was a source of quality, actionable, Open Source Intelligence news, original blogs, instructional videos, and live streams. We tried to keep people curious about exploring web applications for bits of information or trying out new techniques to access important OSINT data.\nOsintool.com - List of multiple tools with install instructions.\nOsintdojo.com - A giant list of OSINT resources.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nSociallinks.io - Everything you need to navigate the OSINT world, gain deeper insights, and enhance investigations.\nSocial-Analyzer - API, CLI \u0026amp; Web App for analyzing \u0026amp; finding a person’s profile across social media websites. It includes different string analysis and detection modules, you can choose which combination of modules to use during the investigation process.\nSpiderFoot - SpiderFoot is an open-source OSINT tool with 200+ modules for gathering information on target organizations, domains and IP addresses, networks, emails, and usernames. It offers automation capabilities for routine OSINT tasks like DNS queries, threat intelligence checks, breach detection, WHOIS lookups, and more.\nstart.me - Another Giant list of all sorts of tools.\nTCM-Open-Source-Intellingence-Resources - Compilation of Resources from TCM\u0026rsquo;s OSINT Course.\nX-osint - An Open source intelligent framework ie an osint tool which gathers valid information about a phone number, user’s email address, perform VIN Osint, and reverse, perform subdomain enumeration, able to find email from a name, and so much more.\nSecurity Focused Tools # 2fA.Directory - List of companies that use 2FA in America. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\n2fA.Directory.International - List of companies that use 2FA Internationally. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nBest Randoms - Random information generator for huge amount of categories.\nDmarc and SPF Checkers - A site Dmarc, SPF and DKIM are Email security settings that protect your email account from being spoofed or faked. This tool scores your domain to see how difficult it would be to spoof. ^1^\nDNS checker and port scanner - A site to check open ports, DNS SPF records and much more on your own internal server.\nEfani - Test your Phone number public connections to see your total phone exposure.\nEmail Rep - App that lets you check the known reputability of any email address and domain.\nEnd Of Life - Tracks closely software updates, and EOL status for a massive list of software. Need to figure out how long your new phone will be supported? They have you covered.\nExiftool - A tool let’s you pull metadata info from a wide range of file types.\nHudson Rock - Free tools to check for compromised corporate accounts.\nHowsecureismypassword - A site to test the security and the Bruce Force difficulty of your password.\nImmuniweb - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server or servers. Checks SSL status of multiple different types of applications. Also checks compliance with frameworks such as PCI, HIPAA and NIST.\nIp Quality Score - An app to check your IP, Email and Fraud prevention. Also allows for verifying Tor and VPN connectivity and much more.\nPolisis - Polisis gives you a glimpse of what websites actually say in their privacy policies.\nPrivacy Parrot - A search engine that helps determine if a website can sell your personal information.\nScamDoctor - Project that tracks known scam websites and use an algorithm to determine likelihood of other scams.\nSecurity Headers - A site to check the security headers of your own self-hosted server to check your exposure to attacks like XSS, Clickjacking and more.\nShieldsup - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Run by Steve Gibson of the SecurityNow Podcast and Spinrite data recovery application.\nSSL LABS - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Specifically looks at TLS config and hash algorithm of your website.\nTiny-check - A piece of software that scans your phone to check for unauthorized monitoring apps unknowingly installed.\nTOSBack (Terms of Service) - A website that reads back other website terms of service and puts it into a simple and easy to read summary.\nTraceLabs - An OSINT service that helps find missing people.\nVirus Total - Scan files, hashes and URLs to run them against a database of known compromised software. Extremely useful when evaluating new suspicious files or programs.\nW3Techs - Large list that tracks software utilization across industries. Find metrics based around software markets share.\nServers # FOFA - Cyberspace mapping.\nGreyNoise - The source for understanding internet noise.\nNatlas - Scaling Network Scanning.\nNetlas.io - Discover, Research and Monitor any Assets Available Online.\nOnyphe.io - Cyber Defense Search Engine for open-source and cyber threat intelligence data.\nZoomEye - Global cyberspace mapping.\nSocial Media Tools # Discord # Discord OSINT Attack Surface - Description of Discord\u0026rsquo;s attack surface.\nDiscord Snowflake to Timestamp Converter - Pulls Discord message timestamps.\nDiscordBee - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDiscordServers Search - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDutch OSINT Guy Discord Resources - OSINT Discord resources that may be useful for searching or pivoting on Discord.\nFacebook # Einvestigator.com - Facebook Search Tools and Resources.\nFacebook Email Search - Is a simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFB People Directory - Is a native tool built by Facebook so you can, as its name suggests, search their people directory. It’s super useful and one of the easiest tools to use when you’re looking for someone.\nPassive DNS - Technology allows you to investigate everything you can imagine about any organization or company in the world, way beyond a simple citizen profile. Let’s see it in action for facebook.com.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nToolzu.com - A platform for Facebook video downloading.\nGab # Gab OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGab OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tool for creating Bookmarklet.\nGab OSINT Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB ^1^\nGeneral Social Media Tools # Sherlock - Finds all usernames across 300 different social media platforms.\nSocialBlade - Real Time follower/subscriber counter for Youtube, Twitch, Instagram and Twitter.\nStories Down - Guide for several different platforms.\nGettr # Gettr OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGettr OSINT Investigations Tips \u0026amp; Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB.\nInstagram # Gramho - Identifying Followers of a Private Instagram Profile.\nInstahunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Instagram posts.\nInstagram OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Instagram.\nPicuki - View, edit and share your publicly available Instagram content.\nLinkedIn # Epieos LinkedIn Tool - Retrieve information linked to an email address.\nHow to conduct OSINT on Linkedin - List of tactics and strategies.\nLinkedIn OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the LinkedIn attack surface.\nLinkedIn OSINT Bookmarket Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part I - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part II - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nNew LinkedIn Search Features - Guide on search functions in LinkedIn.\nPinterest # Aware Online - List of tactics and strategies.\nPinterest OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Pinterest attack surface.\nReddit # Rdddeck - Creates Reddit decks.\nReddit OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Reddit attack surface.\nReddit OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nReddit OSINT Techniques - List of Osint tools and tactics for Reddit.\nUnddit - App that lets you display removed (by mods) and deleted (by users) comments/posts for Reddit.\nSkype # Skype OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Skype attack surface.\nSkypli - Skype search engine.\nSnapchat # Snapchat OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Snapchat attack surface.\nSnap Map - Watch Snaps submitted by Snapchatters around the world.\nTelegram # Awesome Telegram OSINT - Massive list of Telegram Tools.\nTelegram Analytics - Telegram channels and groups catalog in addition chat monitoring.\nTelegram Database - Telegram Search Engine.\nTikTok # TikTok OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the TikTok attack surface.\nTikTok OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate TikTok investigations.\nVidnice - TikTok search engine.\nTumblr # Tumblr OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Tumbler attack surface.\nTumblr OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate Tumblr investigations.\nTumblr OSINT Techniques - Breakdown of many tactics and techniques for OSINT on Tumblr.\nTwitter/X.com # Birdhunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Twitter posts.\nBot Sentinel - Helps you find and block trolls and fake Twitter accounts.\nFoller.me - Free people search engine finds social media profiles, public records, and more!\nNitter - Access Twitter through a privacy front end without an account.\nTinfoleak - Search for Twitter users leaks.\nTweet Beaver - If you’re doing research that involves a Twitter user, TweetBeaver is a great resource. Use it for things like downloading a user’s friends list, downloading a user’s followers list, checking to see if two accounts follow one another, and much more.\nTweetdeck - TweetDeck offers a more convenient Twitter experience by letting you view multiple timelines in one easy interface. It includes a host of advanced features to help get the most of Twitter: Manage multiple Twitter accounts, schedule Tweets for posting in the future, build Tweet collections, and more.\nTwitter OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Twitter attack surface.\nSpoonbill - Spoonbill lets you see profile changes from the people you follow on Twitter or other social networks.\nTrendsmap - Tracks hashtag trends by location.\nTweeterID - Pull your Twitter user ID.\nGetvidfy.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nSavetweetvid.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nURLs # HackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nMOZ Link Explorer - The world\u0026rsquo;s best backlink checker with over 40 trillion links.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nShorteners.grayhatwarfare.com - Search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nURLScan - A sandbox for the web.\nVehicles # Autocheck - Search by Vin or License Plate. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nFaxvin - Search by Vin. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nLicensesearch.org - Can be used to search License plates and Drivers licenses for a fee.\nSkipTracer - Python-based search engine program, that searches lots of different categories, Name, email, phone etc. In particular you can search License Plate info which is the most unique feature of this app.\nVehicle-OSINT-Collection - A comprehensive list of websites, add-ons, repositories, and other tools useful for finding information on a target vehicle ^2^\nVulnerabilities # Aqua Vulnerability Database - Vulnerabilities and weaknesses in open source applications and cloud native infrastructure.\nCapec.Mitre.org - A site that tracks common attack patterns.\nCloudvulndb.org - The Open Cloud Vulnerability \u0026amp; Security Issue Database.\nCVEDetails - The ultimate security vulnerability datasource.\nCVE.org - Another site that tracks identifies defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nGitHub Advisory Database - Security vulnerability database inclusive of CVEs and GitHub originated security advisories.\nLibraries.io - Open source package tracker.\nMITRE CVE - Another site that identifies, defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nMitre.org - A site that tracks common weaknesses across all software.\nNIST NVD - The National Vulnerability Database, that lists known threats and vulnerabilities.\nOssindex.sonatype.org - A free catalogue of open source components and scanning tools to help developers identify vulnerabilities, understand risk, and keep their software safe.\nOpencve.io - Easiest way to track CVE updates and be alerted about new vulnerabilities.\nOsv.dev - Open Source Vulnerability tracker.\nRapid7 - DB - Vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSecurity.snyk.io - Open Source Vulnerability Database.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVulDB - Number one vulnerability database.\nVulmon - Vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nVulners.com - Your Search Engine for Security Intelligence.\nVulnIQ - Vulnerability intelligence and management solution.\nWifi Discovery and Scanning # Acrylic WiFi - WiFi analysis, site survey \u0026amp; troubleshooting.\nAvast Wi-Fi Finder - Avast Wi-Fi Finder is an app to help you find free WiFi networks around you. Just check the map and take a look at the different points that show up. Tapping one of them gives you more information: the name of the network, whether it requires a password, etc.\nFree WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nNetwork Tools - Phone App for tracking all sorts of network metrics.\nOpen WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nWiFinder -\n"},{"id":15,"href":"/political-tools/","title":"Political","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;He knows nothing and thinks he knows everything. That points clearly to a political career.\u0026rdquo; -George Bernard Shaw\nHere at Liberty Tools we believe in looking at alternatives to electoral politics. We believe that in terms of advancing freedom electoral politics has mostly been a lost battle, or very often is actually counter productive. However we do have great respect for anyone who is trying to advance freedom as part of the political process, and continuing in the footsteps of the great politicians such as Ron Paul.\n🏛️ Find Representatives \u0026amp; Voting Info # Govtrack – Look up your Congressional representatives and their voting records. Vote.org – Polling Place Locator – Find out where to vote. Ballotpedia – Discover open races, ballot measures, candidate info, and more. IV3 – Verify your voter roll info, report inaccuracies, and track updates. 💵 Money in Politics # Opensecrets – Follow campaign finance and lobbying data. ALLRegreen – Track campaign contributions by industry and individual donors. Follow The Crypto – See cryptocurrency donations to politicians. Check My Donation – Check if your name has been used fraudulently in political donations. 📊 Government Transparency \u0026amp; Spending # Open the Books – Audit government spending at federal, state, and local levels. Data Republican – Explore federal grant allocations, charity, and NGO funding. DogeAI - A new AI project trying to expose political corruption. 🏢 Political Appointees \u0026amp; Local Involvement # OurPublicService.org – Appointee Tracker – Track political appointees in federal positions. Run Locally – Libertarian Party initiative to support local candidates. "},{"id":16,"href":"/privacy/","title":"Privacy","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The Cypherpunks are actively engaged in making the networks safer for privacy. Let us proceed together apace. Onward\u0026rdquo; - Eric Hughes\nPrivacy is a fundamental tenet of a free society. Corporations and governments are gathering data at record rates and will happily sell it to the highest bidder. In the era of social media, doxxing, twitter mobs and rising crime, take back your privacy to protect yourself and your family.\nAll in one Privacy Solutions # Cloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Cloaked is not Open Source. Though they do plan to open source their project in the future. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nMySudo - All in one privacy solution. MySudo offers services for phones, profiles, emails, virtual credit cards and more. MySudo doesnt always work well on non Android OSes like Calyx and you often need a google supported phone for activation, but once you activate it, it should work fine on Graphene.\nBrowsers # Brave - From the original creators of Firefox, Brave aims to use maximum privacy as a default. With ad blocking, phishing blocking, fingerprint and cookie blocking all enabled by default. Brave does offer ad payments in its own crypto token BAT, which has drawn some criticism from privacy advocates - In Depth Review\nDecentr - Brand new blockchain-based browser. Pays out in their own token for browsing search, much like Brave.\nFirefox - Firefox has a long-established history of competing with the most well-known browsers as the longest-serving open-source alternative. However, due to recent changes by Firefox in order to gain more revenue, we NO longer recommend them. Check out more here.\nLibreWolf - LibreWolf is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks.\nMullvad Browser - The Mullvad Browser is a privacy-focused web browser developed in a collaboration between Mullvad VPN and the Tor Project. It’s designed to minimize tracking and fingerprinting. You could say it’s a Tor Browser to use without the Tor Network. Instead, you can use it with a trustworthy VPN. The idea is to provide one more alternative – beside the Tor Network – to browse the internet with more privacy. To get as many people as possible to fight the big data gathering of today. To free the internet from mass surveillance.\nPrivacy Tests - In-depth comparison of browser privacy.\nTor Browser - Tor Browser is your choice if you need an extra layer of anonymity. It\u0026rsquo;s a modified version of Firefox, which comes with pre-installed privacy add-ons, encryption, and an advanced proxy. It\u0026rsquo;s not recommended to install additional browser addons. Plugins or addons may bypass Tor or compromise your privacy. While TOR is the best in privacy, it is also notoriously slow.\nWaterfox - Waterfox is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks. Not quite as private as something like LibreWolf, but makes up for it in speed and functionality.\nBrowser Exposure Checks # Cover Your Tracks and EFF Tool - A project from the EFF. Cover Your Tracks is two things: a tool for users to understand how unique and identifiable their browser makes them online, and a research project to uncover the tools and techniques of online trackers and test the efficacy of privacy add-ons. In Depth Breakdown and Review\nIpleak - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDNSLeaktest - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDeviceInfo - Checks computer hardware and software specs\nAm I Unique -Checks your IP and browser public info.\nBlacklight- Check third party trackers\nBrowserspy - When you surf around the internet your browser leaves behind a trail of digital footprints. Websites can use these footprints to check your system. BrowserSpy.dk is a service where you can check just what information it\u0026rsquo;s possible to gather from your system, just by visiting a website.\nPrivacy.net - What information can a website find out about you when you visit it? A lot more than you probably realize. This tool lists information that any website, advertisement, and widget can collect from your web browser. Such information could be used to identify you and/or track your behavior using tactics like IP lookups and browser fingerprinting. While none of this may be considered personally identifiable information (PII), the profile drawn from all these pieces of information can be so distinct that it can only plausibly match a single person.\nPersonaldata.info - Check what data your browser is leaking, and other tools.\nBrowser Extensions # AdNauseam - Extension that randomly opens ads to obfuscate tracking.\nBypass Paywalls - App that lets you get past paywalls to view otherwise paid content.\nCanvas Fingerprint Defender - Creates fake Canvas IDs to prevent fingerprinting.\nClear Browsing Data - Clear browsing data like cookies, history, and cache directly from the browser toolbar.\nDissenter - Browser extension that allows you to comment on any web page free of censorship.\nGoogle Teller - App that beeps every time a connection with Google is made.\nHTTPS Everywhere - Encrypts your communications with many major websites, making your browsing more secure.\nLibRedirect - Redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends like Newpipe, Nitter, Wikiless, etc.\nLocalCDN - Emulates Content Delivery Networks to improve your online privacy by intercepting traffic and injecting supported resources locally.\nMailvelope - Privacy-focused email web extension to securely encrypt your emails with PGP using webmail providers.\nMozilla Containers - Allows you to separate your browsing experience into different color-coded tabs to help protect your privacy.\nNoScript - Allows JavaScript and other potentially harmful content to be executed only by trusted websites of your choice.\nPrivacy Badger - Stops advertisers and trackers from secretly tracking where you go and what pages you look at on the web.\nPrivacy Possum - Monkey wrenches common commercial tracking methods by reducing and falsifying the data gathered by tracking companies.\nRedirector - Web browser extension (Firefox, Vivaldi, Chrome, Opera, Edge) to redirect URLs based on regex or wildcard patterns.\nSnowFlake - Helps people in censored countries access the Internet without restrictions by acting as a proxy.\nTerms of Service; Didn\u0026rsquo;t Read - Provides short and quick summaries about the terms and privacy policies of websites you browse.\nTrackMeNot - Protects privacy in web-search by issuing randomized queries to common search engines.\nuBlock Origin - Free, open-source ad content blocker that increases security and privacy in your browser.\nWatch on Odysee - Redirects you from YouTube to Odysee, a decentralized YouTube alternative.\nCar Privacy # 49dollarmontanaregisteredagent - Montana based company that creates LLC’s and will register your car to that LLC in Montana thus keeping your name unattached to the car. Montana has the added benefit of a one time registration for cars over 11 years old and no emissions or safety checks\nDeflock - Deflock is a site that tracks \u0026ldquo;Flock\u0026rdquo; ALPR camera readers. Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) are cameras that capture images of all passing license plates, storing details like the car\u0026rsquo;s location, date, and time. These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles—regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. While these systems can be useful for tracking stolen cars or wanted individuals, they are mostly used to track the movements of innocent people.\nFreedomev - Open source software for Tesla cars. Still in development.\nGhostPlate - Physical device that lets you temporarily obscure your license plate.\nHave I Been Flocked - A website that lets you see whether or not someone has manually searched your license plate in the Flock System.\nNotmyPlate - App that lets you request to legally opt out of License plate collection data via the GDPR. Not likely to be super helpful in non EU countries.\nOpen Auto - An open source alternative to Android Auto, and app that helps you utilize your phone wild driving.\nOpen XC - OpenXC is a combination of open source hardware and software that lets you extend your vehicle with custom applications and pluggable modules. It uses standard, well-known tools to open up a wealth of data from the vehicle to developers, even beyond OBD-II.\nPlate Privacy - A project by the Institute for Justice to track car camera software and fight back.\nPrivacyforCars - Delete your data from rental cars after you are no longer using them. Website also provides a lot of other privacy education on vehicles.\nVehiclePrivacyreport - Check for status of vehicles internet connection to the manufacturers\nComputers # Computer Manufacturers # Framework - Linux focused laptops that are endlessly customizable. With Framework you can swap out any laptop part at anytime. It could be the last computer you ever buy.\nPurism - Open Source company. Makes Open Source Laptops, Phones and Servers. Partners with other liberty focused companies like Start 9. Accepts Bitcoin as a method of payment. Also offers a private phone data plan. Shipping is known to be very slow in some cases. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nStarLabs - A computer company that sells a wide range of linux computers that come preconfigured with multiple different distros. Also includes a linux based tablet. Accepts Bitcoin\nSystem76 - Well known American Linux Company. Developed and pioneered Pop-OS operating system, A user friendly Ubuntu/Debian Fork.\nTuxedoComputers - High quality Linux focused computers. German company, only communicates in German.\nComputer Operating Systems # CNIX - A simple Linux distro that puts privacy first, but it\u0026rsquo;s much less intense than TAILS or QUBES.\nDistro Watch - Distro Watch tracks and rates all Linux Operating systems.\nLinuxMint - Linux distro for beginners.\nPop!_OS - Ubuntu Fork built by a dedicated Linux Hardware Company System76. Pop!_OS is one of the easiest and cleanest Linux distros around.\nQubesOS - a privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. Qubes requires a bit more hardware as it runs several virtual machines to segregate your applications to better ensure your privacy.\nReactOS - An Open Source OS designed to mimic the Windows file system.\nTAILS - A privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. With TAILS all traffic is routed through TOR and all of your data is deleted as soon as the computer is turned off.\nUbuntu - The long term gold standard for beginner Linux users.\nData Removal # AccountKiller- Website that helps you find and delete a wide range of old accounts across multiple platforms through specific account/platform targeting.\nCreditFreeze- Freeze your Credit in the event of a data breach\nCyberOneIntel - CyberOneIIntel claims to find what other services can\u0026rsquo;t - including social media accounts, employment history, dating profiles, gaming profiles, dark web credential breaches, indexed search engine occurrences, and much more.\nData Broker Opt Out List - massive list of data sites to opt out of manually.\nData Brokers List - Links to purge your data manually from data brokers\nData Opt Out - Links to requests to manually delete data from multiple websites and platforms.\nDeleteMe - Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. In Depth Discussion\nEasyOptOuts - Cheap service to remove your accounts from Data Brokers\nHacked - Paid service that helps you recover from hacks and exposed personal data. Service can help with deleting videos or images from website or social media platforms. Service can also help you recover hacked accounts if you have lost access.\nJustDeleteMe - A directory of direct links to delete your account from web services. If you would like to delete a wide range of your accounts manually, JustDeleteMe can link you directly to the section of page where you can easily delete your account.\nMyDataRemoval - Another competitor for purging personal information, Name, Home address etc. Review\nOneRep - Alternative to DeleteMe. Offers a free trial and more deletion services but does have some negative reviews. One Rep is known for automating this process and not using employee manual checks. In Depth Review\nOptery - Removes Your Home Address, Phone and Other Private Info from Google, and 220+ Sites Review\nRedact - App that will delete your social media presence including specific comments and posts on multiple platforms. Includes FB, Reddit, Discord, Twitter etc…\nRemove Data from web Archive - Guide to remove your data from archive sites\nSayMine- Automated service that pulls your emails to find accounts created and sends them emails for data removal request. Be careful though, as this can sometimes cause you to send information to companies that you may have received emails from, but do not actually have an account with and thus actually giving them more information than they had in the first place. Saymine also offers corporate privacy services.\nDead Mans Switch # BqETH - BeQth is a trustless dead mans switch based on the Polygon network, an Ethereum Layer 2. BeQth lets you create a smart contract on the polygon blockchain that will send out our secret data via email to whoever you wish after an allotted amount of time. Transactions are all encrypted and totally on chain. Users can essentially mine the algorithm to unlock secret keys by the allotted time, essentially allowing for users to mine secrets. Does not require KYC. CipherWill - A non crypto based E2E dead mans switch service. Your secrets are encrypted with 256 AES encryption and zero knowledge proofs for the best possible security. Requires basic KYC. Gone Mans Switch - Gone Man\u0026rsquo;s Switch is a simple web application that allows you to create messages that will be delivered when you are absent (gone) for a certain period. Fully Self-hosted and open source. You can schedule long term messages to yourself via Telegram, Email or SMS. Sarcophagus - Similar to BeQTH Sarcophagus is also built on the polygon blockchain. Sarcophagus is decentralized, open-source and DAO owned + operated. They believe bringing dead man\u0026rsquo;s switch functionality to the web3 ecosystem can empower and provide security infrastructure for an entire generation of applications, regardless of their size Email # Email Providers # Email cannot offer the same fundamental privacy of other communication protocols. Use better tools when it matters. Nevertheless, it remains an essential tool in every day life, and the following providers offer excellent privacy.\n10 Minute Mail - Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.- Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.\n33Mail - Unlimited private email aliases.\nBeeble - Encrypted email and data storage. Uses hybrid AED and PGP encryption methods. Uses decentralized server infrastructure.\nFastMail - No free version. In Depth Review.\nLavabit - The company responsible for setting the Seppuku Pledge precedent. Originally used by Edward Snowden, Lavabit refused to give up information on him to the US Government. Lavabit shut down before handing over information and re-opened years later.\nMailbox - Private email with cloud services. In Depth Review.\nMailcow - Self-hosting email isn\u0026rsquo;t recommended, but Mailcow is an application that can help simplify the process. Article on the difficulties with Email.\nMailfence - Encrypted email service based in Belgium.\nMigadu - Email hosting service that doesn\u0026rsquo;t track and lets you add in unlimited domains and accounts for cheap.\nPax Mail - A lesser-known privacy-focused email provider, Pax offers paid-only accounts to provide full email services that do not compromise their values. Specifically created for Freedom lovers. Their values are listed clearly here.\nProtonMail - All data is stored in an encrypted state, and decrypted by the client. Emails between Proton users are end-to-end encrypted. The client-side code is open source. Proton servers are located in Switzerland. Basic accounts are free. Additional storage and features are available through paid plans, which can be paid for in Bitcoin. In-depth review from Restore Privacy.\nTutanota - Similar to Proton, all data is stored in an encrypted state, and emails between users are end-to-end encrypted. Tutanota servers are located in Germany, which is part of the 14 Eyes. Free and paid options available.\nEmail Clients # FairEmail - Fully featured, open source, privacy friendly email app for Android. Uses OpenKeychain to decrypt messages and optionally encrypt messages. Review\nK-9 - Mobile open source email client. Review\nMailSpring - Opensource. Great free email client, works with a variety of email providers. Does not work with Protonmail.\nThunderbird - Thunderbird is a free and open-source cross-platform email client developed by the Mozilla Foundation, the people who are behind the Firefox web browser. Been around for awhile, can be a bit buggy at times.\nEmail Aliases # Abine/Blur - Provides email and Debit card aliases. Albine provides several other options as well. Paid Service offered along with other services. Review\nAnonAddy - Very Similar product to Simple Login. In Depth Review Comparison Review of SL and AA\nFirefox Relay - Free email alias service. Also offers paid phone relay service. Review\nSimple Login - Free cloud services, cheap premium accounts anonymously with Monero. Also offers Self Hosting options.\nFile Encryption # Cryptomator - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nCoze - Coze is an open source cryptographic JSON messaging specification which uses digital signatures to prove identity and ownership over digital files and messages.\nOpenPGP - Lists of several differnt applications that all use the OpenPGP standard.\nPGPTool - Based off the original PGP Alogrithim, PGP tool is a A simple and secure online client-side PGP Key Generator, Encryption and Decryption tool. Generate your PGP Key pairs, encrypt or decrypt messages easily with a few clicks.\nPicoCrypt - Lightweight open source encryption client that’s easy to use, completely free and focuses on only encrypting files and nothing else. Most Encryption apps tend to use AES-256 while Pico uses the new and improved XChaCha20 for encryption. It also uses Argon 2 for key derivation as opposed to SHA for further protection\nVeracrypt - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nFirewalls # Little Snitch - Inbound and Outbound firewall blocking for desktop. MAC OS only.\nOPNsense is a free and open source network FreeBSD-based firewall\nPFSense - Well supported free Open Source network Firewall Software\nPihole - Network wide Ad-Blocker and DNS sinkhole. Can also be used as a DHCP server\nPort Master - Application Firewalls. This program works as a VPN replacement. May break your VPN connection while installed. Works in Linux and Windows.\nSimplewall - Simple Open Source Windows only Firewall\nSnort - Open Source Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)\nInternet Service Providers # FemtoStar - Open Source Satellite internet.\nNomadinternet - Internet for off grid living.\nUkama - A project empowering everyone to build a decentralized cell phone network powered by you to connect the world.\nKillswitches # Buskill - USB ‘dead man’s switch’ locks down (or kills) snatched laptops\nUSBGuard - The USBGuard software framework helps to protect your computer against rogue USB devices (a.k.a. BadUSB) by implementing basic whitelisting and blacklisting capabilities based on device attributes.\nUSBKill - USBKill Python Script allows your computer to lock out if any unapproved USB devices are inserted into your computer. Directly inspired by the arrest of Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht\nMessengers # Bitchat- Launched by Jack Dorsey in 2025, like Briar it uses bluetooth. Other features include: Works Offline on local Bluetooth LE mesh networks, with automatic peer discovery and multi-hop relaying Provides end to end encryption via X25519 key exchange and AES-256-GCM for both private and channel messages. Supports store \u0026amp; forward, caching messages for offline peers until they reconnect Requires no accounts, email addresses, or phone numbers messages live only on users’ devices.\nBriar - Briar doesn’t rely on a central server - messages are synchronized directly between the users’ devices. If the internet’s down, Briar can sync via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, keeping the information flowing in a crisis. If the internet’s up, Briar can sync via the Tor network for additional privacy.\nComparison and Ranks - Detailed comparison of all major messaging apps features and privacy.\nKeet - Peer-to-Peer Chat with high quality Video \u0026amp; Text. Private \u0026amp; Encrypted. Has BTC payment methods built in.\nMatrix - Also commonly known as Element for the most popular Matrix front end. Matrix is a chat Protocol with several different applications that cab be used to participate in the network. Element has full End-to-End encryption, completely open source, fully self hostable and comes with most of the same functionality of Discord or Slack. Also has the ability to Bridge with other chat apps, meaning you can connect Matrix directly to Telegram, or Slack or most other chat apps and mangage those communications via whichever matrix client you choose. Probably the best option for self hosting small companies. Matrix Instance Testing\nMolly- Hardened Signal Fork that is fully open source.\nSignal - An easy-to-use end-to-end encrypted messenger. Long considered the gold standard. Built in auto-delete of messages. standard of chat privacy. Not fully open source. Signal used to require a phone number, but you can now use a username if you prefer. One of the easiest apps to convert normies.\nSilence - A signal fork that picked up SMS direct encryption after Signal decided to no longer pursue it. While you should stay away from SMS whenever possible, it is sometimes still necessary to communicate with certain people this way. And with Silence you can protect yourself. Signal on SMS\nSimpleX - The first messenger without user IDs. SimpleX uses the smart client dumb server model. Meaning you can setup a simple relay to forward your fully encrypted messages to recievers. SimpleX is still early. It has a simple desktop but this isnt fully features currently. In Depth Podcast with the creator.\nSession - Session is an end-to-end encrypted messenger that minimises sensitive metadata, designed and built for people who want absolute privacy and freedom from any form of surveillance. No phone numbers and completely open source.\nTelegram - Easy to use encrypted messaging app. Telegram is NOT End-to-End encrypted by default but does have the option to create E2E secret chats. While its not E2E encrypted it does still encrypt your traffic to the Telegram Servers which is an improvement over SMS. Telegram is simple and is heavily used all across the world, and is a good introduction to a more privacy preserving chat app. However Telegram does have access to user data in its internal servers and has been known to hand that information over at times. Telegram is one of the most used encrypted apps around and as a result can be a haven for scammers.\nThreema - an end-to-end encrypted messenger, similar to Signal. Not a free app. Good overall app, but relatively low userbase due to the non free nature of it.\nWhitenoise - An encrypted messaging app that uses the NOSTR Protocol for private and public key pairs.\nWire - E2E by default. Lots of functionality. Fully open source. Self hosting options available. Built in auto-delete of messages. Can be a bit buggy at times, smaller userbase.\nMetadata Removal # Desktop Metadata removal - Windows and Mac can remove this natively. Linux needs a few steps.\nImagepipe - Android only metadata remover\nMesh Networks # PKT.Cash - PKT uses PacketCrypt, the world’s first bandwidth-hard proof of work. When you connect your home or office internet to the PKT Network, you earn PKT Cash (PKT).PKT mining does not require permission from a centralized company. Miners power the network in a decentralized way, which scales to provide low cost, high speed internet access worldwide.\nOpenmesh - Your Gateway to Building Personalized Data Ecosystems in minutes, instead of weeks. A decentralized node operator that allows for running of various services.\nThreefold - To build an open-source peer-to-peer Internet infrastructure that removes all forms of centralization from the global IT systems. Anything we do needs to improve the planet’s situation and benefit the people around us. Internet access is a human right and it can change everything for the lives of people as an infinite source of tools and information. Our technology was designed to scale ThreeFold anywhere electricity and bandwidth are present.\nMobile # Aliasing # Abine - Offers Phone masking/aliasing for a fee.\nFireFox Relay - Phone Alias service that comes along with an email alias service. Email aliasing is free, phone alias service requires a small monthly fee.)\nSee our All in one Privacy Section for More\nAlternative App Stores # Accrescent - Accrescent is a private and secure Android app store built with modern features in mind. It aims to provide a developer-friendly platform and pleasant user experience while enforcing modern security and privacy practices and offering robust validity guarantees for installed apps.\nAPK-Pure - A site to download and install APK\u0026rsquo;s (install files for phone OSes) this is an easy way to completely bypass app stores. The downside is that your software needs to be updated manually through APK-Pure and is not managed automatically by an app store.\nAptoide - A competitor to the google app store. With over 1 millon apps. While its not specifically privacy focused its a nice alternative when you cant use the regular good app store, or if you cant find what you need in F-Droid.\nAurora Store - A privacy front end for the Google App store. You can find anything you need from google through Aurora. However as this is a front end, it connects to the google app store so that you dont have too. This does require an account. Aurora provides anonymous accounts for you to use, however Google will rate limit these accounts to make them difficult to use sometimes. You can just create your own Gmail account to bypass this if necessary.\nF-Droid - F-Droid is the premier app store for open source apps. For anyone truly intrested in privacy should first check for apps in F-droid before going to mainstream appstores as Fdroid only carries Open Source apps. Completely free, open source and does not require an account.\nObtainium - Obtainium allows you to install and update apps directly from their releases pages, and receive notifications when new releases are made available.\nBurner Phone Numbers # 5sim - Over 500,000 Numbers Originating from Around 180 Countries Online. Low fees. Does not take cryptocurrency.\nBurnerApp - Burner Phone numbers. Usually work for services like Amazon and Twitter\nCrypton - Affordability meets security: For the cost of a movie ticket per month, get a physical SIM phone number. All your messages are encrypted with your personal key, protecting them from prying eyes.\nFreePhoneNum - One time Use burner numbers. Many services wont accept these.\nPhone Blur - offers the use of non-VoIP US phone numbers for account verification, multi-factor authentication, and other needs. Formerly Text Secure.\nSMSPool - Privacy focused non voip SMS burner numbers with area codes from all over the world. Company accepts cryptocurrency including Monero. Cheap options that are known to work with difficult providers like Discord or Twitter.\nSMS4SATS - Bitcoin focused SMS numbers that utilize Bitcoins Layer 2, Lightning network.\nTelnum - Burner Numbers and permanent numbers via Monero\nTossable Digits - Alternative to Google voice for phone porting. Also provides multiple phone numbers.\nMobile Operating Systems # CalyxOS - A privacy focused de-Googled Android Alternative that’s more privacy focused than Lineage but more user friendly than Graphene. Only available on Google Pixel models.\nE.foundation - Degoogled Phone OS that works with most major phone models\nGraphene OS - The king of Privacy phones. Completely de-googled heavily privacy focused phone App Store. Only available on Google Pixel models. Install Guide and Another install guide\nHavoc-OS - Similar to Lineage with large compatibility of devices. Works on over 150 devices. Still available but not a lot of updates.\nLineage – An open source Android alternative that’s compatible with most major Smart Phone and other Android Devices. Does not have a locked bootloader, which is a slight security concern.\nPlexus - App that lists compatibility of over 1000 phone apps for Open source phone roms.\nUbuntu Touch - Open Source Phone and Tablet Rom.\nMobile Phones # Above Phone - The Above Phone offers Graphene OS phones for sale along with their own services like \u0026ldquo;Above VPN\u0026rdquo; along with additional support to help you get fully migrated over to their ecosystem.\nDe-googled - Sells De-googled phones, Lineage Calyx and Graphene - Takes crypto\nEfani - Company that offers Sim Swap protection and prevention. \u0026ldquo;Efani works like any other carrier, except Efani adds exceptional security to your plan via an impressive security tech stack.\u0026rdquo;\nFairphone - Sustainable phone that lets your replace all parts in the phone. Will support CalyxOS soon. currently only available in the UK. Also offers sustainable headphones and other items.\nFreedomphone - NOT RECOMMENDED. Privacy focused phone marketing towards conservatives. OS Is closed source, with little in the way of details on how anything actually works. Backed by conservative commentator Candace Owens.\nFrequency Check - App that lets you check what plans and locations your phone is compatible with.\nIsland - Sandboxing app for Stock Android\nMamushi- Specializes in Calyx OS , Accepts Monero.\nMark37 - A full service Christian privacy company that specializes in their \u0026ldquo;Ghost Phone\u0026rdquo; a Graphene OS phone with custom config. Offers several other privacy services and devices.\nNitrokey - Phones with Mics and Cameras removed\nPine64 - Completely Open Source Phone. May have some compatibility issues.\nPrivate Phone Shop - Fully configured privacy focused phones you purchase. Primarily offers Lineage and Graphene OS. Also offers other privacy services.\nProject Guardian - A physical phone silencing device. A new machine that silences all noise going into your phone from your micophone. All you have to do is set your phone on top of the device and it blocks all incoming sound. Also provides wireless charging. Can be used with two phones at a time.\nPurism - NOT RECOMENDED. Completely Open Source Phone from the ground up, however this comes with many difficulties including supply chain issues. Purism has been known to have very late deliveries in some cases as long as years with no refunds. Order with caution.\nRoninMobile - RoninDojo a bitcoin privacy company, now makes pixel based phones with options for both Calyx and Graphene.\nUnplugged Phone - Unplugged phone is a closed source privacy phone touted by many conservative influencers. It offers its own ecosystem of privacy apps. However many of these apps arent likely to be very useful since you need their phone in order to use them. Given this and the closed source nature of the software we cannot recomend this phone at this time. You are better off with known Open-source alternatives.\nVolla Phone - A minimalist design and new operating concept with the springboard, quick menu and collections. Comes with either Volla OS or Ubuntu Touch installed.\nMobile Service Providers # AweSIM - Privacy focused phone service. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nFreedomPop - Cheap and in some cases free VOIP plans.\nInvisv - Privacy focused phone service. INVISV Relay brings Multi-Party Relay (MPR) privacy to Android, offering a service that decouples trust: where INVISV\u0026rsquo;s job is to ensure that nobody but you has all your critical information. In effect, your requests for data from the Internet, whether with a web browser or with any other app, are unlinked from your identity, and neither INVISV nor our infrastructure partners nor your broadband Internet provider nor a mobile operator can link your identity and your Internet usage and location together.\nSIMXL - e-SIMs Accessible for Everyone, that accepts Monero.\nSilent Link - A real phone number provider not a VOIP number, that can be acquired anonymously. Only allows for incoming calls, but also provides a cheap data plan. Does not always provide the best service. A backup data plan is not a bad idea with this service while using Silent link primarily for privacy.\nVOIP Providers # Hushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nJMP - Private VOIP numbers. Uses the company Telnyx on the back end, but it try\u0026rsquo;s to make this process simpler for a small fee, as you can use Telnyx directly for cheaper fees and good privacy but the process is quite difficult.\nPassword Managers # Password managers are one of the few security tools that makes your life easier. With all of your passwords in one place, often including a password autofill so that you don\u0026rsquo;t have to even type your password, which also helps to keep you safe from keylogging or should surfing attacks.\nBitwarden - FOSS password manager. Free cloud password management, or you can completely self host. 2FA is easily configurable as well. Decryption happens on your client device not on the server, meaning your passwords are encrypted if the server is compromised. Bitwarden also has a password generator, and allows for multiple password encrypted password accounts making it perfect for a small enterprise solution.\nKeepass - The top local password manager. Instead of setting up a server you can run your password manager directly on your personal work machine.\nPasswordSafe - A local password Manager that utilizes Blowfish. Created by security expert and old school cypherpunk Bruce Schneier. Works on windows and Linux.\nVPNMentor Secure Password Generator - Online Password generator for when you aren\u0026rsquo;t working with a standard password manager. Provides other high quality VPN and password related tools as well, like a password strength checker.\nPrivacy Resources and Education # Podcasts # Citadel Dispatch - Hosted by Matt Odell a Freedom and Bitcoin Advocate.\nClosed Network - Privacy and security podcast focused on the everyday person and using simple tools and techniques to become a smaller target for online attacks.\nOptOut - Hosted by privacy and freedom advocate Seth for Privacy, covering a wide range of privacy related issues.\nPrivacy Security and Osint - Hosted by the king of privacy, Micahel Bazzell, covers a wide range of privacy, security and Osint. Currently on a hiatus.\nSurveillance Report - Joint hosted by Privacy advocates Henry from Techlore and Nate from the New Oil. Break down of weekly data leaks and privacy incursions.\nWatchMan Privacy - Hosted by Gabriel Custodiet, a principled privacy and freedom advocate.\nOther Privacy Lists # alternativeto.net\nbrainfucksec.github.io/a-good-privacy-list\ndegoogle.jmoore.dev/#replacementsalternatives\ngithub.com/mendel5/alternative-front-ends\ngithub.com/mjovanc/awesome-decentralized\ngithub.com/pluja/awesome-privacy\nlopp.net/bitcoin-information/privacy.html\nnomoregoogle.com\nPrism-Break\nproducthunt.com\nprivacyfirstproducts.softr.app\nprivacytools.io\nreddit.com/r/privacy/wiki/de-google\nsovereignstack.tools\nPurchase Proxys # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nAnonShop - This one works a bit different. You pick a product you want and send the link to AL. AL will then purchase the item and send it to a nearby locker based on your zip code. All paid with Monero. This currently only works for Amazon orders.\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPurse.io - A purchase proxy that offers up to 15% discounts with crypto and users will purchase products for you. Currently takes BTC, BCH and lightning.\nRouters # Anyone - A harward based internet router/proxy that provides privacy by default.\nFlash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router,that prioritizes network wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come per-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers than can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that thats forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls and a virtual server seperate from the Firewall OS.\nSearch # Brave Search - Private search results, using its own indexer, with full search transparency. Aims to be one of the biggest competitors to google. In Depth Review\nDuckDuckGo - Biggest privacy focused search engine, they have admitted to censoring in some cases, but overall still better than Google.\nKagi - Privacy respecting search engine does not track any info or provide any ads and no data mining or IP collecting. Requires an account and limits amount of searches per day for free accounts. Offers paid accounts as well. Not Open Source. Privacy policy\nMojeek - Search engine that claims to use its own indexer and does not rely on search results from Bing or Google\nPresearch - Decentralized search engine that pays you out per search with their own token. You can also run a node and get paid out in their token provided you meet the minimum requirements.\nSearx - Searx is probably the most hard-core of the options, but provides a very solid experience and search results across multiple sources.\nSearch Ranking and Analysis\nWhoogle - A google search proxy that can be hosted. Check out Seth for Privacys public instance of Whoogle It’s easy to self-host, if desired.Public instances\nShipping Services # AtoB - Everything you need to send and receive packages in a decentralized way. Built on NOSTR.\nAmerica’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nProxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide.\nSovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption.\nTraveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it.\nVirtual Private Networks (VPNs) # Cloak - Experimental new program. it works by masquerading proxied traffic as normal web browsing activities. In contrast to traditional tools which have very prominent traffic fingerprints and can be blocked by simple filtering rules, it\u0026rsquo;s very difficult to precisely target Cloak with little false positives. This increases the collateral damage to censorship actions as attempts to block Cloak could also damage services the censor state relies on.\nCryptoStorm - The VPN service provider for the truly paranoid. Zero logging VPN service that publishes all of its open source config for users to read. Utilizes Hashed token authentication. Accepts Monero.\nGuardster - Anonymizer service that provides an alternative to VPN.\nIVPN - No logs, regularly audited VPN service, No customer data stored, Clear privacy policy, Transparent ownership and team, Strong ethics: no trackers, no false promises, no surveillance ads. In Depth Reviews\nLN VPN - VPN service based on the lightning network. You can purchase and use wireguard based VPN services all on lightning. Also offers phone numbers per country all paid via lightning.\nLokiNet - New experimental TOR competitor.\nMullvad - Mullvad has a long reputation of preserving privacy. Mullvad does not log traffic, proven by a police raid. Allows anonymous sign ups, Accepts Monero for payment for Premium accounts. Uses a killswitch and uses Wireguard for speed and security. Provides a mobile app and desktop app. The Mobile app can be a bit finicky for some people. Does not have an app kill switch. In Depth Review\nNym - A new VPN project that works to implement new tech including mixnets, zk-nyms, post quantum tech and more. Backed by Wikileaks Chelsea Manning.\nObscura - Obscura is a new VPN project that increases your VPN security by creating a multihop process with VPN provider Mullvad, so that neither company ever has true access to your Encrypted data. Only available for Mac. Accepts Monero.\nPIA - PIA is a solid VPN provider that accepts BTC, uses Wireguard offers cheap rates. PIA is also well known for providing static Ip’s for your VPN. This can be useful for some services that block general VPN access. PIA does not keep logs for privacy concerns. Does not include a kill switch In Depth Review\nSentinel- A decentralized crypto currency backed VPN built on the Cosmos blockchain that aims to provide a decentralized VPN.\nVopono - App for managing Split tunneling in VPN’s. Split tunneling lets you send some traffic through a VPN and delegate specific traffic exempt to the VPN Encrypted tunnel or traffic. This can be useful when trying to use certain apps locally on a LAN. Some VPN Apps have this built in, but this isnt always accessible on all VPN’s or on all versions of the VPN. For Example Proton VPN has this function built in on the Windows version and the Mobile version but not on the linux desktop version.\nVPN Rankings and breakdowns by privacy advocate Techlore more VPN Rankings and More Rankings\nVPNMentor - Offers a wide range of VPN related education, in addition to VPN related tools and more VPN Rankings.\n"},{"id":17,"href":"/self-hosting/","title":"Self Hosting","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If something is free, you’re not the customer; you’re the product.” ― Bruce Schneier\nWhile privacy tools are fantastic, they sometimes miss the true root of the problem. In times of increasing censorship and data theft, owning your data is the best way to increase your privacy and security while dramatically reducing your ability to be censored. When done right, much of this can be done very cheaply. If you already own your hardware much of the software is free or very cheap. Instead of never ending subscriptions and increasing costs with big tech, simply remove them from your life by self hosting. Take back your digital sovereignty.\nBackup Applications # Pika Backup - Pika Backup is designed to save your personal data and does not support complete system recovery. Locally and remote encrypted backups.Open Source.\nPerkeep - Perkeep is a set of open source formats, protocols, and software for modeling, storing, searching, sharing and synchronizing data in the post-PC era. Data may be files or objects, tweets or 5TB videos, and you can access it via a phone, browser or FUSE filesystem. Open Source.\nProxmox Backup Server - Proxmox Backup Server is an enterprise backup solution, for backing up and restoring VMs, containers, and physical hosts. By supporting incremental, fully deduplicated backups, Proxmox Backup Server significantly reduces network load and saves valuable storage space. With strong encryption and methods of ensuring data integrity, you can feel safe when backing up data, even to targets which are not fully trusted.\nCamera Systems # Ezvidoo - EZVidoo is a free CCTV surveillance software for Windows, Linux, and Raspberry Pi. It supports IP Cameras by default, local USB cams, and Camera Audios.EZVidoo also supports numerous sensor types as motion, audio, object, face, and person sensors. By default, it offers a recording support on 24/7 basic, and features, alerts, notifications and mobile access. Not open source.\nIspyconnect - Free and Open source Camera software. Compatible with a wide range of camera devices.\nKerberos.io - An open, scalable and modular solution that supports your use cases at home up to large scale production video landscapes.\nCloud Document Services # Cryptpad - End-to-end encrypted and open-source collaboration suite, that can be used in the cloud or self-hosted. Google docs alternative.\nOnlyOffice - Includes Free Cloud, Paid Cloud, and Self-Hosted options.\nStandard Notes - One of the top note-taking apps. Self-hostable, includes 2FA, E2E, scheduled email backups and more. Charges for the higher level plans with more features.\nCloud Hosting # Open Source as a Service # Cryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nDisroot - Privacy-focused ecosystem. Provides multiple cloud services. Including Email, Nextcloud, Cryptpad etc…\nFederated.Computer - Great open-source replacements for Dropbox, Google Workplace, Zoom, Slack, Airtable, Mailchimp, 1Password, Netlify, Github, Calendy, your spying VPN and much more for the low price of $39 a month. As many users as you want. Only pay for more storage when/if you need it.Federated includes Human Support and full Backups. The benefits of self-hosting without the day-to-day high-stakes drudgery. Affiliate Link\nKoofr - Allows for importing of Drive, Dropbox etc. Privacy-focused cloud storage free up to 10 Gb’s. ^1,2^\nNextCloud - Self-hosted cloud software for a massive amount of options. Takes a bit of config, but nextcloud functions as a full Google Docs replacement in addition to many other options including music and video hosting. Also provides cloud hosting if you do not wish to self-host. Next Cloud is currently available in other Privacy-focused ecosystems like Start9, Umbrel, Yunohost, Dietpi and many more, with just a few clicks. Or you can self-host on your OS of choice.\nLink Tree Alternatives # AllMyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nCoinDrop - Like link tree but specifically for crypto web wallets. All your wallets and donation methods in one simple place.\nLibertyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nOperating Systems # While more well-known OSes like Windows server or Ubuntu server are great, there are other lesser-known OSes purpose-built to help people self-host, by pre-packaging applications in nice ready-made GUI. This can be especially useful for less technical users.\nHyperVisors for Virtualization # ProxMox - Proxmox is the primary open source solution for virtual machine hosting. Like VmWare or Hyper V except Proxmox is completely open source and free. It offers you the ability to run multiple virtual servers on a single physical server, easily allowing you to run several different software Operating systems for zero cost. Comes with snapshots, backups, server monitoring, native containerization and much more. Find a list of Proxmox based scripts here these scripts allow for single lines of code for setting up hundreds of apps. One of the absolute best ways to get into self hosting. XCP-NG - A solid alternative to Proxmox. the user-friendly, high-performance virtualization solution, developed collaboratively for unrestricted features and open-source accessibility with Turnkey Server Virtualization. Operating Systems # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, NEAR, Avalanche and more.\nCASA OS - Community-based open source software focused on delivering simple personal cloud experience around Docker ecosystem. Despite the name CASA OS is not an OS. It is an app similar to Umbrel or Citadel, a GUI for docker images. Comes with some unique apps, like Nginx Proxy Manager and Cloudflare Tunnels. Also provides Clearnet support with a fairly flexible set of config options. Also has a nice simple GUI for file uploads, this is especially useful with something like Jellyfin or Calibre-Web.\nCitadel - Umbrel open source Fork offering much of the same options.\nCloudron - Cloudron is unique in that it offers offsite backups to AWS, includes a built-in firewall that monitors all traffic and comes with its own built-in email server.\nCoolify - An open-source \u0026amp; self-hostable Heroku / Netlify alternative.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Storj, Zcash, Cosmos Tornado Cash and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nDietPI - A Linux distro OS. Dietpi comes with over 200 app packages and dependencies built in. While more command line skills are required than Umbrel or Embassy, Dietpi makes it very easy to install over 100 apps and dependencies. While largely built for Raspberry Pi, Dietpi also has specific images created for a wide range of hardware. Dietpi is a bit more difficult than platforms like Yunohost, but runs a bit more reliably and offers more total tools, including backups, VPN integration, clearnet, and more. Documentation is better than Yunohost, but could still be improved.\nFulmo - A lighting network focused OS configured to run on a Raspberry Pi.\nFreedomBox - Another OS that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Currently more limited than most of the other OSes in terms of apps in the internal app store.\nHome Lab OS - HomelabOS allows anyone to easily deploy, backup, restore, and maintain over 100 different applications and services. Everything from video players, to home automation, to chat services. These services can continue to function at full speed on your LAN even when your external internet is completely offline.\nMoneroOS - OS dedicated to Monero mining.\nMy Node BTC - Another OS that focuses primarily on Bitcoin Software. Includes BTCPay Server, Dojo, Whirlpool, Join Market and much more. Comes with Clearnet, Tor, and I2P.\nPinode-XMR - PiNode-XMR is a completely free and open source suite of tools to help a user run their own Monero node with ease. PiNode-XMR is designed for use with single board computers (SBC) such as the Raspberry Pi, Pine64 or Odroid hardware to allow for very cheap node setup and minimal 24/7 running costs due to low power usage.\nPiBox - Currently has a small offering of Apps but is working on adding more. Notable Apps are Nextcloud, Jellyfin and Homeassistant.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nRunTipi - Tipi is a personal homeserver orchestrator. It is running docker containers under the hood and provides a simple web interface to manage them. Every service comes with an opinionated configuration in order to remove the need for manual configuration and network setup. RunTipi comes with Clearnet configuration, but this can be a bit buggy in some cases. This is still very much in development.\nStart9 - Start OS makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy, not completely open source. Currently routes all services over TOR or lets you host over LAN. This increases privacy but can make things more difficult to interact with Non TOR/Start9 users. Heavily supports bitcoin software and includes a NOSTR node and several other tools. While there is currently no clearnet support, StartOS is overall very stable. Start9 also offers some of the better documentation and error handling. Save 5% on any S9 Server with code \u0026ldquo;LOTR\u0026rdquo;\nUBOS - A newer project. Less impressive interface and less apps than some of the other projects.\nUmbrel - Interface that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Beautiful interface but still needs a few bugs worked out. Apps are difficult to config after being setup. Offers lots of Bitcoin Node Software. Umbrel and StartOS are very similar options as they both focus heavily on BTC and Lightning nodes and currently offer only LAN and TOR hosting. Umbrel offers more apps but Start OS offers a much more reliable platform. Umbrel is not an OS but rather an GUI application manager for Docker.\nYunoHost - Free and Open Source with over 100 apps. Yuno host comes with Clearnet support with your own custom domains and offers you free pre-selected domains you can use. Yunohost has a nice troubleshooting tool that helps you find issues with port/firewall troubleshooting. Yunohost has a lot of features but can be a bit buggy at times.\nMedia Center OSes # If you are currently running a Roku, Amazon Firestick, or pretty much any other store-bought hardware device for media streaming, it\u0026rsquo;s very likely that it sends out massive amounts of data back to different companies. This is terrible for privacy, self-sovereignty, security, and internet bandwidth. While it\u0026rsquo;s difficult to purchase hardware that does not do this, you can set up your own version with some of the following user-friendly Operating systems.\nLibreElec - LibreELEC is a lightweight ‘Just enough OS’ Linux distribution purpose-built for Kodi on current and popular mediacentre hardware.\nOSMC - OSMC (Open Source Media Center) is a free and open source media player based on Linux. Founded in 2014, OSMC lets you play back media from your local network, attached storage, and the Internet. OSMC is the leading media center in terms of feature set and community and is based on the Kodi project.\nXbian - XBian is a small, fast, and lightweight media center distribution for the Raspberry Pi, CuBox-i, Hummingboard, and many more devices to come. It is based on a minimal Debian and therefore offers much of the same freedom as Debian offers. Our slogan is “XBian, the bleeding edge” as our main focus is delivering the fastest Kodi solution for various small form factor computers.\nPhoto Storage # Ente - Encrypted cloud photo storage.\nImmich - Self-hosted backup solution for photos and videos on mobile devices.\nPhotoprism - PhotoPrism is an AI-Powered Photos App for the Decentralized Web. It makes use of the latest technologies to tag and find pictures automatically without getting in your way. You can run it at home, on a private server, or in the cloud.\nRemote Control Software # AeroAdmin - Easy and free Remote access service for many OS’s. Not Open source.\nMesh Commander - Free Open Source Teamviewer Alternative.\nNetBird - NetBird combines a WireGuard®-based overlay network with Zero Trust Network Access, providing a unified open source platform for reliable and secure connectivity. Requires authentication account with a big tech identity provider. Offers free self hosting options.\nPangolin - Pangolin is an open-source and identity-aware tunneled reverse proxy server. Pangolin’s distributed architecture with nodes provide highly available ingress to ensure applications always remain accessible. Open Source.\nRustDesk - TeamViewer, AnyDesk, and Splashtop to RustDesk for a secure and reliable remote desktop experience with your own self-hosted servers. Open Source.\nTailScale - Tailscale is an easy VPN that allows you to connect back into your network without excessive configuration or firewall rules. While Tailscale is not fully open source and requires an requires authentication account with a big tech identity provider. However there is a fully self-hosted version you can run.\nRouters # Flash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router, that prioritizes network-wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come pre-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built-in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers that can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all-purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router, or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that is forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls, and a virtual server separate from the Firewall OS.\nSSH/RDP Applications # Easy SSH - Simple application that lets you save all of your SSH logins and passwords in one easy interface. This way you can login go from SSH terminal port easily and quickly without needing to type in your credentials. Linux Only.\nmRemoteNG - Just like Easy SSH, but also supports RDP, Telnet, HTTPS, Powershell, and more. Windows only.\nWebsite Tools # Ackee - Self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool for those who care about privacy. Ackee runs on your own server, analyzes the traffic of your websites, and provides useful statistics in a minimal interface.\nGhost - Self-Hosting and cloud hosting with open source software. Ghost is primarily used as a blogging platform as a competitor to something like Substack. Unlike Hugo Ghost offers a GUI for most of your website management.\nHugo - Popular open-source static site generators. Helps you simply create websites for desktop and mobile without substantial amounts of HTML code. Hugo is completely open source and utilizes markdown files primarily. Liberty Tools is run with Hugo.\nImmuneweb - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\nMatomo - Privacy first Google analytics alternative.\nPlausible - Simple and privacy-friendly Google Analytics alternative - Extensive Review\nSSLLABS - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\n"},{"id":18,"href":"/social-media/","title":"Social Media","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.” ― George Washington\nSocial media is a mixed bag. It connects the world and allows for the rapid dissemination of news, true and untrue. But in the last few years censorship has become a massive problem across all major social media platforms. Its important that we cultivate presences on social media that are more resilient to censorship and de-platforming. These services should be run as decentralized as possible to avoid coordinated take downs like we saw with the Conservative social media company Parler, where big tech collaborated to largely destroy the company.\nFreedom Respecting Social Media # Blue Sky - Blue Sky is an open source project backed by Jack Dorsey in an attempt to create a decentralized social network protocol as an alternative to Twitter. In May 2024 Jack Dorsey resigned from the BlueSky board, and donated 21 Million to the Open Source Protocol NOSTR. Blue Sky is very leftwing.\nDiaspora - Diaspora is a decentralized open source social media platform. With Diaspora you need to host your own instance by running a server or \u0026ldquo;pod\u0026rdquo;, meaning you own your data. Due to the decentralized nature of the platform it can be difficult to connect with other profiles, the platform has less than 1 million users after after 13 years of operation.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here\nGab - A centralized Free Speech Social media platform. Gab has been de-platformed by most of big tech and largely runs its own architecture in order to to keep operations running. Platform users tend to skew right wing.\nGettr - GETTR is a social media platform built on the foundation of freedom of opinion and expression. Gettr is a socialized platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t seem to offer anything particularly new, other than being a Twitter Alternative. Private messages claim to be E2E. But Gettr is not open sourced.\nLemmy - Lemmy is a selfhosted social link aggregation and discussion platform. Similar to Reddit but it is completely free and open, and not controlled by any company. This means that there is no advertising, tracking, or secret algorithms. Content is organized into communities, so it is easy to subscribe to topics that you are interested in, and ignore others. Voting is used to bring the most interesting items to the top.\nLocals - Locals is a free speech social media platform that is owned by Rumble. Locals is a centralized alternative to other social media. Founded by conservative commentator Dave Rubin.\nMastodon - Mastodon is an open source, self hosted social networking service that aims to be a twitter competitor. Mastodon lets you connect to specific Mastodon instances as part of a federation protocol. Due to this setup Larger mastodon servers can censor other servers from connecting to their instances. Tends to be a more left wing community.\nMeWe - MeWe is a centralized company that\u0026rsquo;s been running a social media platform for over a decade. MeWe is committed to privacy and an ad-free experience. The project is currently in development to be migrated to web3 blockchain based infrastructure.\nMinds - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.\nTruth Social - Founded by Donald Trump in response to Trump getting removed from Twitter. Truth Social is a centralized open source fork of Mastodon. Truth Social is known to censor content, mostly leftwing content.\nTwitter/X - Twitter is a centralized social media platform. While Twitter has become a free speech focused platform its far from perfect. Twitter is overwhelmingly the single biggest platform for spreading speech. Twitter is bad for privacy and is encouraging a ID based verification program, that will be in the hands of its future owners. Case against Twitter\nMeetup Alternatives # Agorakit - Agorakit is web-based, open source groupware for collectives. By creating collaborative groups, people can discuss topics, organize events, store files and keep everyone updated as needed. Agorakit is a forum, calendar, file manager, mapping tool and email notifier.\nFlockstr - NOSTR based Meetup alternative. Connects directly with your NOSTR Account, and also works with your lightning wallet to receive ZAPS (micro bitcoin transactions.)\nJoinMobilizon - Mobilizon is not a giant platform, but a multitude of interconnected Mobilizon websites. This federated architecture helps avoid monopolies and offers a diversity of hosting terms of service.\nLuma - An international meetup alternative, that provides more value at a much lower price than meetup. Has built in support for cryptocurrency wallets like Eth and Solana.\nPartiful - Free for users, requires SMS in order to gave out regular event updates. Not specifically freedom focused, but another good option.\nNOSTR # NOSTR is the future of decentralized social media. NOSTR is not controlled or owned by any private company or person. NOSTR is a protocol similar to Email or TCP/IP. It can be accessed by anyone or any company. NOSTR uses the dumb server smart client model. Meaning anyone can setup a simple server/relay that preserves and encrypts the NOSTR ecosystem. NOSTR directly incorporates bitcoin via the lightning network. You can send \u0026ldquo;ZAPS\u0026rdquo; which are low cost lightning transactions to any person on NOSTR, and your posts can likewise receives Zaps from anyone on the network. In addition to major support from the freedom and Bitcoin communities, NOSTR has been financially backed by Jack Dorsey and heavily supported by Edward Snowden. NOSTR offers several different clients that allow you to interact with the NOSTR protocol. Some of those clients:\nAlby - A NOSTR and Bitcoin plugin. Allows you to hold your private keys in order to interact with NOSTR, lighting and other bitcoin apps.\nDamus - NOSTR Client for Iphone.\nNOSTR Apps - A database of many differnt NOSTR Apps\nNostr.Watch - Track relays where a connection can currently be established.\nNostr.directory - Find your twitter follows on NOSTR\nNostrChat - Encrypted chat built on NOSTR.\nPrimal - A client designed to look like a twitter clone.\nZap.Stream - Directly integrated into NOSTR Zap lets you stream for SATS (bitcoin Lightning) and earn in kind easily from any and all viewers.\nYoutube Alternatives # Bitchute - A decentralized Youtube alternative that tends to have a lot of right-leaning content, due to this they often get censored or blocked.\nCiVL - CiVL is a free streaming platform for courageous stories and subversive ideas that challenge power structures. Get access to award-winning films, shows, and debates. No ads. No credit card to join.\nD.tube - A decentralized youtube alternative. DTube is a community powered video sharing platform where users vote on videos to reward creators, curators, influencers and viewers in cryptocurrency.\nMadiator - Privacy focused front end for LBRY, the network that hosts ODYSEE.\nODYSEE - A decentralized video platform built on the LBRY network. With the recent SEC Judgement against ODYSEE the long term future of the platform is uncertain, however plans are to migrate to the Arweave network. Odysee also has a nice simple feature allowing you to connect your youtube channel and autosync all content for a convenient backup of your channel.\nPeerTube A free and open-source, decentralized, ActivityPub federated video platform powered by WebTorrent, that uses peer-to-peer technology to reduce load on individual servers when viewing videos.\nRumble - A centralized alternative to youtube that bills itself as protector of free speech.\n"}]
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-[{"id":0,"href":"/affiliates/","title":"Affiliates","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Tell me with whom you associate, and I will tell you who you are.\u0026rdquo; - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe\nThis is our affiliate page for brands we use and trust. While the goal of Liberty Tools is to list every single tool for human liberty, we cant vet them all. These are brands and projects that we actually use and endorse and generally have a relationship with. As such, we have affiliate links with them, and this is one small way you can support us at no additional cost to you! These links also show up on their specific categories page as well.\nAupa Bar - The Chad of energy bars run by a based bitcoin business. High quality grass fed meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit, no garbage filler like seed oils. AUPA gives 5% discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. These bars come from the best quality farms in Colorado. Stack this with code \u0026ldquo;Liberty\u0026rdquo; for an additional 5% off some of the best meat bars around.\nCloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nDelete Me - Our date is leaked everyday. Thats why its important to use services like Delete Me. Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. Use our Affiliate link to save 20%.\nFederated.Computer - Federated is another Denver based company offering Open Source as a service. Sometimes physically hosting servers just isn\u0026rsquo;t viable. In those cases cloud hosting can be a necessary option. But most cloud hosting come from tech giants like AWS or Google Cloud who sell your data and will censor you if you have the wrong politics. Federated.Computer offers you cheap, easy open source options to get many of the benefits of Big Tech without compromising your privacy. Please use our affiliate link to sign up if you\u0026rsquo;re interested!\nHushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nLive Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our affiliate link if you are interested.\nPrivacy.com - Privacy.com is the best way to pay with fiat online while still protecting your privacy. Create debit card aliases that can be limited based on total amount spends or by vendors. With card aliases you dont have to worry about leaked card info, overcharges or annoying vendors that refuse to cancel your subscription, privacy.com lets you do all of that for free. Please use our referral link and sign up for a free account.\nStart 9 - Start 9 is one of our favorite companies. Local to Denver, Start9 offers home personal servers with their own Operating system, that makes it easy for you to own and host your data out of a physical server that you own. Offers an app store with multiple applications that include Bitcoin and Monero full nodes, Matrix and SimpleX messaging, Vaultwarden for password management, Nextcloud for all sorts of hosting including word docs, music, contacts calendar and so much more.\n"},{"id":1,"href":"/agorism/","title":"Agorism","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If taxation without consent is not robbery, then any band of robbers have only to declare themselves a government, and all their robberies are legalized.” ― Lysander Spooner\nAgorism is a social philosophy that advocates creating a society in which all relations between people are voluntary exchanges by means of counter-economics, engaging with aspects of nonviolent revolution, founded by Samuel Edward Konkin the third. Agorism is a different approach to creating freedom, than electoral politics. Sometimes also known as the concept of \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizens.\u0026rdquo;\nAgorist Communities (International)# Bitcoin Beach - Bitcoin Beach is working to create a sustainable circular Bitcoin economy in El Salvador. Following the dramatic decrease in crime and the governments bitcoin backing, Bitcoin Beach has become one of the best Bitcoin communities in the world. Free Society - Free Society aims to build a new sovereign society by negotiating with an existing government. There are many examples of governments granting another nation sovereignty over a part of their territory, and Free Society believes this is the best way forward. Free State Project - The Free State Project is a movement of thousands of freedom-loving people to New Hampshire. Started in 2003, there are thousands of individuals just like you in New Hampshire. Together, Free Staters have built an incredible, real-life community full of people who value liberty and responsibility. Free Cities - The Free Cities Foundation aims to inspire, inform and connect people to create a global market of living together in Free Cities. Free Cities are self-governing territories that uphold individual rights and freedoms. They aim to create more prosperous and autonomous urban spaces. Freedom Haven - Seasteading org working to build a workable seasteading options. Seasteading is the idea of creating permanent living homes that exist outside government jurisdiction in international waters. Liberland - The Free Republic of Liberland is a small experimental country located on the banks of the Danube River, known as Gornja Siga. Liberland is built on classical liberal (libertarian) ideals which emphasize autonomy and minimize the state\u0026rsquo;s encroachment on individual liberties. Rule of law, bodily autonomy, free trade, freedom of choice, freedom of movement, and others are all core tenets of our fledgling nation. PraxisNation - Praxis Nation builds off the concept of the network state by Balaji Srinivasan. Which theories that in the modern world we can create a decentralized country that can offer many of the benefits of standard country. Praxis aims to offer land, its own currency and eventually citizenship among many other things. Pronomos - Pronomos is a venture capital fund that works to build the \u0026ldquo;cities of tomorrow.\u0026rdquo; Pronomos has worked to fund Prospera, Praxis, and many more starup cities. Prospera - Prospera is a new libertarian smart city located in Honduras, that works as an economic zone largely free of local government taxes. An experimental project that does exist by a government grant, but its working to prove out a new potential model of cities. Learn more with the REASON documentary. Digital Nomad Services# Escapees - Escapees bills itself as an RV club, but it offers many services for a digital nomad lifestyle, including mail forwarding and temporary residences among many other things. Based in the U.S. Liberation Travel - Focuses on helping users find residency in multiple countries primarly including Paraguay, Uruguay, Panama and Georgia. Nomad Capitalist - Nomad Capitalist specializes in legally and ethically reducing your tax rate, diversifying and safeguarding your assets, growing your passport portfolio, and maximizing your freedom. Passports for Crypto - Quickly acquire Citizenship in St. Kitts by purchasing property without ever actually visiting St. Kitts. Planbpassport - A service that helps facilitate second passports. Accepts Bitcoin and very much adopts a \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizen\u0026rdquo; Mindset. General Tools# Agorist Nexus - Agorist Nexus is a hub for free exchange, focusing on the spread of Agorism and connecting the counter-economy Agorist Tax Advice - Paid service to minimize your tax strategy. Live Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our above affiliate link if you are interested. Lost Horizons - Platform with a wide range of topics around opting out of taxes and deconstructing the legal system. Mobazha - Formerly known as Openbazaar, Mobazaha aims to be a decentralized market where people can buy and sell products across the world for various different crypto currencies. One Stupid Fuck - Opt out of the tax structure. Terrible website name and design, but a resource that provides great step by step videos of opting out of the current tax structure. Taxation is Theft App - App that walks people through the logical ideas of taxation being theft. Similar to the not yet launched project \u0026ldquo;The mirror\u0026rdquo; by Larken Rose. Shipping Services# America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Sovereign Homesteading# Abundant Acres - A small company that helps you design your sovereign homestead blueprint. Empshield - EMP Shield is the World’s first EMP protection technology for an entire home and vehicle tested to military and UL 1449 standards from ETL. H20 Machine - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. My Patriot Supply - Purchase food and other supplies. Seedarmory.com - Every one of Seed Armory\u0026rsquo;s seed vaults contains only 100% survival grade, 100% heirloom seeds, and are always non-GMO. Seeds, vaults, and packets are kept at low refrigerated temperatures until ready for shipping. Spout Water - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. Works at a much smaller scale than H20 Machine. StealthAngelSurvival.com - Purchase a wide variety of survival gear. Survivalrealty.com - Off grid real estate. "},{"id":2,"href":"/books/","title":"Books","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Liberty Tools Book List Welcome to the Liberty Tools Book list! This is our official book recommendations for the best books across a wide range of liberty topics. We do not specifically endorse every idea in these books or by these authors, but we do recommended them as a good place to learn about the topics at hand. Not all of these books are specifically libertarian, but they contain valuable information that could benefit anyone regardless of political philosophy. Find these books here: Anna\u0026rsquo;s Archive and Libgen If you enjoy any of these books please considering purchasing. Category Author Agorism Community Technology Karl Hess New Libertarian Manifesto Samuel Edward Konkin III Agorist Class Theory Wally Conger How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Derrick Broze Anti-Politics Sal Mayweather Anarchy in Practice - Stateless Solutions Community Technology David Freidman New Libertarian Manifesto Walter Block Agorist Class Theory Ryan McMaken How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Hans Herman Hoppe Anti-Politics Robert Murphy The Market for Liberty Morris/Linda Tannehill The New Libertarianism: Anarcho-Capitalism J. Michael Oliver Crypto Anarchy The Genesis Book Aaron Van Wirdun Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of Cryptocurrency Andy Greenberg This Machine Kills Secrets: Julian Assange, The Cypherpunks, and their fight to Empower Whistleblowers Andy Greenberg Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital Age Steven Levy The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age James Dale Davidson, Michael David Axtel Cryptocurrency Digital Gold Nathaniel Popper How Money got Free Patrick Eha Understanding Bitcoin Robert Muprhy and Silas Barta The Bitcoin Standard SaifeDean Ammous The Internet of Money Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Bitcoin Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Ethereum Andreas Antonopolous Hacking Bitcoin Roger Ver The Blocksize War Jonathan Bier Conspiracies Filthy Rich James Patterson All The Shahs Men Steven Kinzer JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters James W. Douglass Chaos Tom O\u0026rsquo;Neill Inventing the AIDS Virus Peter Duesberg The Controlled Demolition of the American Empire Charlie Robinson \u0026amp; Jeff Berwick A Warning from History Corey Hughes The Octopus of Global Control Charlie Robinson One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that gave Rise the Jeffrey Epstein Whitney Webb The Creature From Jekyll Island G Edward Griffin Covid The Real Anthony Fauci Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The War on Ivermectin Pierre Kory The Courage to Face Covid-19 Peter McCullough A Plague Upon Our House Scott Atlas Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19 Matt Ridley Diary of A Psychosis Tom Woods The Pfizer Papers Naomi Wolf Vaccines Turtles All the Way Down Anonymous, Tim Vadnar The Moth in the Iron Lung Forrest Moready Crooked: Manmade Disease Explained Forrest Moready Dissolving Illusions Susan Humphries Vaccines, Autoimmunity and the Changing Nature of Childhood Illness Thomas Cowan Drug War and Prohibition The Economics of Prohibition Mark Thornton American Kingpin Nick Bilton High Price Dr. Carl Hart Chasing the Scream Johann Hari Dreamland: The True Tale of America\u0026rsquo;s Opiate Epidemic Sam Quinones Drug War Addiction Sheriff Bill Masters Gang Leader for A Day Sudhir Venkatesh Economics and History of Economics Economics in One Lesson Henry Hazlitt Basic Economics Thomas Sowell The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard Keynes Mark Skousen History of Money and Banking in the United States Murray Rothbard End the Fed Ron Paul Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles Jesus Huerta de Soto The Fiat Standard SaifeDean Ammous Environment American Serengeti Dan Flores Fossil Future Alex Epstein Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of Antihumanism Robert Zubrin Apocalypse Never Michael Shellenberger The Wizard and The Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow\u0026rsquo;s World Charles C. Mann Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Running With Rhinos Ed Warner Extremist Politics The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics Michael Malice SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought Police Vox Day The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure Greg Lukianoff and Johnathan Haidt Fiction Brave New World Aldous Huxley 1984 George Orwell Animal Farm George Orwell Molon Labe! Kenneth Royce (Boston T Party) Alongside Night J. Niel Schulman Freehold Michael Z. Williamson The Moon is a Harsh Mistress Robert Heinlen The Handmaid’s Tale Margaret Atwood Anthem Ayn Rand The Fountainhead Ayn Rand The Giver Lois Lowery Red Rising Pierce Brown Unintended Consequences John Ross The Probability Broach L. Neil Smith The High Ground Series Doug Casey Enemy of the State F. Paul Wilson Financial Crisis Meltdown Tom Woods Deep Freeze: Iceland\u0026rsquo;s Economic Collapse Phillip Bagus and David Howden Americas Great Depression Murray Rothbard The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last Century Mark Thornton End the Fed Ron Paul Gun Rights Come and Take it: The Gun Printers Guide to Thinking Free Cody Wilson The 10 Myths of Gun Control Jose Nino More Guns Less Crime John Lott Health and Nutrition Death by Food Pyramid Denise Minger Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim It Mary Ruwart The Primal Prescription Doug Mcguff and Robert Murphy Fat for Fuel Dr. Joseph Mercola Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless Health Casey Means and Calley Means Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Blind Spots: The Medicine Gets it Wrong and What it Means For our Health Marty Makary Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity Peter Attia History - General A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell A Peoples History of the United States Howard Zinn Albions\u0026rsquo;s Seed David Hackett Fischer The Dawn Of Everything: A New History of Humanity David Graber A Little History of the World EH Gombrich Debt: The First 5000 Years David Graber History of Government Institutions Legacy of Ashes: A history of the CIA Tim Weiner Enemies: A history of the FBI Tim Weiner The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles and their Secret World War Steven Kinzer Overthrow: Americas Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to Iraq Steven Kinzer History of Socialism The Almost Nearly Perfect People Michael Booth The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel Castro Humberto Fontova The Case Against Socialism Rand Paul History of War and Military The Strategic Logic of Suicide Bombers Robert Pape Enough Already: Time to End the War on Terror Scott Horton Death by Government: Genocide and Mass Murder Since 1900 R.J. Rummel Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catastrophe of Ukraine Scott Horton All the Shahs Men Stephen Kirzner Property Rights Against Intellectual Property Stephan Kinsella (Property Rights) - Freedom on the Frontier Terry Anderson \u0026amp; Peter J Hill How Music Got Free Steven Witt Water Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Space Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Against Intellectual Monopoly Michelle Boldrin \u0026amp; David Levine Intro to Liberty The Law Frederic Bastiat The Road to Serfdom Friedrich Hayek Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom Ron Paul The Revolution Ron Paul Intro to Anarchy No Treason: The Constitution of no Authority Lysander Spooner The Most Dangerous Superstition Larken Rose The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to Obey Michael Huemer The Anarchist\u0026rsquo;s Handbook Organized by Michael Malice Dissenting Electorate: Those Who Refuse to Vote and the Legitimacy of Their Opposition Wendy McElroy Individual Liberty Benjamin Tucker Freedom’s Progress: A History of Political Thought Gerard Casey Living Freedom The Freedom Outlaw\u0026rsquo;s Handbook: 179 Things to Do \u0026rsquo;til the Revolution Claire Wolfe 101 Things to Do \u0026lsquo;Til the Revolution: Ideas and Resources for Self-Liberation, Monkey Wrenching and Preparedness Claire Wolfe Don\u0026rsquo;t Shoot the Bastards (Yet): 101 More Ways to Salvage Freedom Claire Wolfe Net Neutrality The Fallacy of Net Neutrality Thomas Hazlett The Master Switch Tim Wu The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless Technology Thomas Hazlett Code 2.0 Lawrence Lessig Philosophy - General Drive: Understanding the science of Human motivation Daniel Pink Defending the Undefendable Walter Block Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder Nassim Taleb The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion Johnathan Haidt Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World David Epstein Philosophy - Political The Ethics of Liberty Murray Rothbard Anatomy of the State Murray Rothbard An Agorist Primer Samuel Konkin Our Enemy, the State Albert J Nock Police Brutality and the Justice system Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America\u0026rsquo;s Police Forces Radley Balko A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State John Whitehead The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison America Naomi Murakawa The New Jim Crow Michelle Alexander Ghettoside Jill Leovy I Can\u0026rsquo;t Breathe: A Killing on Bay Street Matt Taibbi Justice Before the Law Michael Huemer Revisionist History The Myth of the Robber Barons Burt Folsom The Art of Contrary Thinking Humphrey B. Neill Why American History is Not What They Say: An Introduction to Revisionism Jeff Riggenbach Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong James W. Loewen The Roosevelt Myth John T. Flynn The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary War Thomas J. DiLorenzo Security and Privacy The Art of Invisibility Kevin Mitnick How to Be Invisible J. J. Luna No Place to Hide Glen Greenwald Public Record Edward Snowden The Production of Security Gustave di Molinari Extreme Privacy: How to Disapear on the Internet Michael Bazzell Watchman Privacy Gabriel Custodiet Privacy in Utopia Gabriel Custodiet Schooling and Unschooling Radical Unschooling Dayna Martin The Case against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and Money Bryan Caplan Weapons of Mass Instruction John Taylor Gatto The Absorbent Mind Maria Montessori The College Scam: How America\u0026rsquo;s Universities Are Bankrupting and Brainwashing Away the Future of America\u0026rsquo;s Youth Charlie Kirk "},{"id":3,"href":"/covid/","title":"Covid","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Every single thing that was done in public health in response to the pandemic made it worse.\u0026rdquo; - Peter A. McCullough\nThe Covid19 Lockdowns were the biggest event in our lifetimes. The damage done was immeasurable and still continues to this day. The power centers are looking to continue on with all of the covid tyranny. We must be vigilant in fighting back against the medical industrial complex.\nAnti Covid Orgs# Banners 4 Freedom - An organization dedicated to protesting Covid Mandates using billboards across the world.\nChildren\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense - Children\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense® is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Their mission is to end childhood health epidemics by working aggressively to eliminate harmful exposures, hold those responsible accountable and establish safeguards to prevent future harm. They fight corruption, mass surveillance and censorship that put profits before people as well as advocate for worldwide rights to health freedom and bodily autonomy ^1^\nEvidenceNotFear - An evidence-based guide against all of the Covid madness.\nFeds 4 Med Freedom - Feds for Medical Freedom is fighting for medical freedoms and personal autonomy. They stand against unconstitutional and immoral vaccine mandates that have cost thousands of federal employees and contractors their careers and livelihoods.\nFLCCC Alliance - A group of doctors who got together to push back against the public Covid response. They provide real education on Covid, and demonized treatments like Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine and recovery against.\nGBDeclaration.org - One of the first major organizations to push back against Covid lockdowns. The Great Barrington Declaration is a major worldwide petition sponsored by doctors and scientists against the Covid lockdowns.\nHowbad - Resources for tracking all aspects of specific Covid batchs data, this also includes leaked data, and some aspects of other vaccines and medical malpractice.\nICAN Informed Consent Action Network - Founded in 2016, ICAN was created with the goal of providing every person with the right to informed consent. They believe that by holding regulators accountable through their successful legal actions, individuals will become empowered to make truly informed decisions about their own health and the health of their families. Using an unprecedented legal strategy, ICAN has successfully won lawsuits against Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control, the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration. Founded by Del Bigtree of the Highwire and works regularly with Aaron Siri and his firm.\nLaw Offices of Siri Glimstead - Led by Lawyer Aaron Siri, Siri Glimstead has been at the forefront of defending legal rights against Covid restrictions and damages done by the Covid vaccines, as well as more traditional vaccines. They also focus on other things like civil rights or protection of whistle blowers.\nPhysicians for Informed Consent - Physicians for Informed Consent empowers the public with scientific information about infectious diseases and vaccines.\nPureBloodRegistry - Blood donations for and from people who have not gotten the Covid-19 vaccine.\nThe Highwire - An educational journalistic organization that has been working for years to bring accountability to the world of vaccines and especially Covid vaccines. Founded by Del Bigtree.\nVacSafety - The VSRF’s mission is to advance COVID-19 vaccine safety through scientific research, public education, and advocacy, and to support the vaccine injured. They present the most up-to-date and relevant information on COVID-19 and public health policies, free from corporate press, agenda-driven narratives, and sponsorships with conflict of interest. They encourage questions and an open dialogue of transparency on any medical and scientific information presented.\nFake Mask Websites# Fake Mask Worldwide - A company that sells obviously fake masks, less obviously fake masks and other Covid related items.\nGetUnmask - Breathable masks that look like regular masks. Company now sells other unrelated products as well.\nMedical Drug Purchase# Purchase Medical Drugs including Ivermection and Hydroxychloroquine from high quality third party services.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinil. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nMetrics# ICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nOpen Vaers - Open Vaers takes the CDC\u0026rsquo;s government data from VAERS and makes it much more readable and easy to understand. As of 9/23 there were over 36,000 deaths and over 1.5 million Covid vaccine related reports to VAERS.\nNo-Jab Job Boards# Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types.\nRedballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or Covid nonsense.\nUnjected - Social media for meeting and dating unvaccinated people.\nVaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status.\nVaccine Injured Support# Covid Vax Recovery Guide - A Covid vaccine detox guide written by nutritional scientist and liberty leaning Dr. Chris Masterjohn.\nCovid19CriticalCare.com - An in-depth recovery Post-Vaccine Treatment Protocol guide from the doctors at the FLCC Alliance.\nIronHeart Bloodworks - IronHeart Bloodworks is a new blood bank membership that gives you control over your blood choices during medical procedures. When you need it, IronHeart Bloodworks quickly sends you COVID-19 unvaccinated blood—a unique service in the healthcare industry. You should have the freedom to choose what blood is in your body.\nReact19.org - React19 is a science-based non-profit offering financial, physical, and emotional support for those suffering from long-term COVID-19 vaccine adverse events globally. Their mission is to bring healing to the moms, dads, friends, and loved ones who are facing life-altering side effects from their COVID-19 vaccine. They build bridges between patients and research institutions in order to develop a better understanding of vaccine complications.\nSpike Protein Detox - Peter McCullough\u0026rsquo;s Spike protein Detox protocol. Peter\u0026rsquo;s company also sells a specific Detox Support Formula.\nZelenko Protocol - Dr. Vladimir Zelenko was one of the first doctors to push back on mainstream Covid dogma. While Zelenko has since passed his protocol and supplements are still useful for fighting Covid ^2^\n"},{"id":4,"href":"/deathathletes/","title":"Death Athletes","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;We always knew it was going to happen, it was according to our plan. For our kind, this is nothing.\u0026rdquo; - Cody Wilson\nDeath Athletes refers to a concept going back to Ancient Greece and popularized by 3d Gun Printing Activist Cody Wilson called \u0026ldquo;The Death Athletic\u0026rdquo;. Cody gave a speech at Guns and Bitcoin 2022 talking about the beauty of death given in service to ones beliefs. While not always literal this is often metaphorical, Cody talks about the public death and having been killed in the public as a metaphor. The Death Athletic specifically refers to someone who engaged in practice to promote freedom and was persecuted for doing so. While many people have been prosecuted unfairly, there is a difference between general victims and those who specifically took the risk of fighting the state and lost.\nCheck out the speech here!\nDeath Athletes# Roger Ver - Roger Ver is a freedom activist who was one of the first investors in Bitcoin. Roger has worked as a liberty and Bitcoin activist for over a decade and has made major financial contributions and investments to projects like, DefCad, ShapeShift, FEE, Ross Ulbricht\u0026rsquo;s Legal Defense, Wikileaks, Kraken and many many more. In April 2024 Roger was arrested and detained in Spain on the request of the US government for alleged tax evasion claims in regarding to his exit tax in 2014. Roger is currently looking at a potential 100 year prison sentence for numerous ridiculous legal charges. Roger has been trapped in Spain since April 2024.\nRoss Ulbricht - Ross Ulbricht is the alleged founder and operator of the Silk Road website. The Silk Road offered consumers a safe and trusted way to purchase drugs and other contraband items. Ross was arrested and imprisoned in 2013. He was sentenced to two life sentences plus 40 years and millions of dollars in fines in a corrupt trial. Ross is scheduled to be released as Donald Trump promised to commute his sentence on Day one of his presidency.\nJulian Assange - Julian Assange is one of the greatest journalists of all time. Julian founded Wikileaks in 2006 and has exposed mass public corruption across the world regarding governments and corporations. Julian was forced into home arrest and then asylum for close to a decade based off ridiculous sex charges that were eventually dropped. In 2019 Julian was pulled out of his Asylum and pull into solitary confinement in BellMarsh prison until June 2024. Julian signed a plea deal and was released.\nEdward Snowden - Edward Snowden is a NSA Whistleblower who exposed massive NSA Corruption in 2013, mostly in regards to illegal mass surveillance on citizens. Snowden has been trapped in Russia ever since.\nSamurai Wallet Devs - In May 2024 Samurai Wallets Domain was seized and the two devs known publicly as TDev and Samurai were arrested and charged with money laundering due to the Bitcoin coinjoin functions built into the website.\nTornado Cash Devs - Tornado Cash is a decentralized coinjoin provider for the Ethereum Crypto Currency. In 2022 Tornado Cash was added to the OFACT List and the Devs Roman Storm and Alex Pertsev where charged with Money Laundering.\nAaron Swartz - Internet pioneer and free speech advocate. Creator of the Guerilla Access Open Manifest as well as several other open source technologies, Aaron Swartz tragically killed himself in 2013 thanks to overzealous prosecutors from the DOJ that were threatening Aaron with decades in prison for attempted publishing of copyrighted documents, despite the fact that the document had never been published and the owner of those copyrights Jstore, had actually dropped the charges.\nIan Freemen - Freeman, known for advocating freedom and financial privacy through bitcoin, found himself targeted by federal prosecutors. Initially facing charges including bank fraud and wire fraud, these allegations were eventually dropped due to lack of evidence. The core of the case revolved around money laundering and conspiracy charges. Ultimately, Freeman received a severe sentence of eight years in prison, a $40,000 fine, and forfeiture of $5 million in assets, despite not being convicted of the fraud charges prosecutors initially highlighted.\nCody Wilson - The creator of the Death Athletic concept as well as the founder of Defcad.com and first person to create a 3d printed Gun. Cody has been at the forefront of fighting for 2nd amendment and 1st amendment as they pertain to code and digital rights for over a decade. Cody has been involved in many lawsuits with the federal government as a result and suffered charges for sex crimes in 2018. He is currently free and working for Defcad.\nJay Stark - The anonymous creator of the FGC-9, which stands for \u0026ldquo;Fuck Gun Control.\u0026rdquo; The FGC was the first project to enable the creation of a fully 3d printed gun that did not require any actual gun parts, instead it uses items that can be purchased from conventional stores all over the world. Jay Stark was arrested in April 2021 on suspicions of owning illegal weapons, however none of these weapons were found and he was not taken into custody. Two days later he was found dead sitting in his car in front of his parents house. While the offical cause of death ruled out \u0026ldquo;foul play\u0026rdquo; it is difficult for most to believe that this was simply a coincidence.\n"},{"id":5,"href":"/defense/","title":"Defense","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles.\u0026rdquo; - Jeff Cooper\nWhen any government deprives a citizen of his freedom or property, the individual must take action to publicise his grievances. To this end, I hope to illustrate in the following pages, the futility of gun control, and that no amount of arbitrary legislation can ever prevent those wanting firearms from owning them. The individual who has the ability to construct his own homemade gun can never be permanently disarmed by any level of gun control legislation. - Philip Luty\nDIY Firearms# The 3D Printer has significantly advanced the ease of manufacturing reliable weapons absent the eye of the watchful state. Of course, it is not the only manufacturing tool available, but you will find it the most expedient.\nGetting Started# The following guides provide a basic introduction to 3D printed firearms. If your budget is limited, Creality printers may be the only option. But they are unreliable, and you may spend more time troubleshooting issues than printing. We recommend Prusa for their reliability and unwavering commitment to open source. Bambu Lab printers have recently gained in popularity for their speed, reliability, and multi-material options. However, they have a history of patenting established open source designs, and even more importantly, severely compromise your privacy. More information here. On this principle, we recommend against giving them your money.\nAs you evaluate printers and cad software, keep privacy at the top of your mind. While this practice may currently be legal in your jurisdiction, the state may kidnap and jail you anyway.\nHoffman Tactical The CTRL+PEW Getting Started Guide Ammunition# Fenix Ammunition - Manufactured in the USA by liberty obsessed individuals, and accept Bitcoin for payment. Books# Expedient Homemade Firearms by Philip Luty Expedient Recoilless Launcher: Panzerfaust by Jonathan Wild Communities# Deterrence Dispensed Rocket Chat - Large public group chat for all things 3d printed firearms. FOSSCAD Subreddit - a subreddit focused on 3d printed firearms of all types. However, censorship on reddit continues to grow, and we encourage migration to censorship resistant communities. Files# Most firearm designs are uploaded by individual creators to Odysee. DEFCAD is another source, but requires a paid membership. Most files available on DEFCAD are already available for free on Odysee.\n3D Gun Builder - A comprehensive directory of designs with direct links to Odysee pages. DEFCAD - Many files here are out of date and hosted without the permission of the original developers. GunCad Developer Index - A list of guncad developer Odysee pages. Legal Advocacy Groups# Organizations fighting within the legal system to expand gun rights.\nDefense Distributed Firearm Policy Coalition Rocky Mountain Gun Owners Second Amendment Foundation Merchants# Places to find parts, part kits, tools, ammo, and more..\nParts# Aves Engineering - Glock rails and MAC11 components. Every Gun Part - Exhaustive collection of parts kits (everything but the receiver) and more. Ghost Guns - More parts kits. JSD Supply - Pistol components and more. MAF Arms - Build kits for printed receiver designs. Replicator USA - 3d printed suppressors. Riptide Rails - Glock rails, magazine springs, and other printed firearms components. Newsletters \u0026amp; Podcasts# En Bloc Press - Paid newsletter and podcast focused on the 3d printed firearm space and adjacent politics. Open Source Defense - Weekly newsletter focused on expanding gun rights with \u0026ldquo;0% culture war\u0026rdquo;. Out of Battery Live - Live podcast focused on interviewing guncad developers and builders. Propaganda# Documentaries, talks, and other media.\nDeath Athletic Documentary The New Radical Plastic Defense: Secret 3D Printed Guns in Europe The Plastic Power: A Speech The Unshackled Englishman Resources# GatGPT - A deneutered version of ChatGPT focused on firearms. Shootingbot - Monitors price and availability of ammunition and reloading components. Training# Ok, you can build a firearm in your garage. Now learn how to use it. Before you start LARPING, consider what type of training is most useful. Read this.\nGamut Resolutions - Tactical pistol and carbine classes. Based in Florida but courses are taught in many locations across the US. Guns For Everyone - Free concealed carry classes based out of Colorado. Long Range Shooters of Utah - Multiday courses in shooting up to and beyond 1000 yards in Price, UT. MantisX - MantisX is a gun training system that takes a data-driven approach to helping you achieve shooting mastery with no ammo required. Unlike some dry fire trainers, MANTISX works while attached to ANY firearm (pistol, rifle, or shotgun). By analyzing every shot and generating actionable data, MANTISX helps you improve your accuracy quickly. Solutionary University - Beginner firearm and defense training. Run by Liberty Activist Maj Toure, who has been travelling across the US providing firearms training, particularly in black neighborhoods. Thunder Ranch - Multiday courses in pistol, rifle, and shotgun, founded by Clint Smith and based in Oregon. "},{"id":6,"href":"/education/","title":"Education","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Education and Training# \u0026ldquo;Government schooling is the most radical adventure in history. It kills the family by monopolizing the best times of childhood and by teaching disrespect for home and parents.\u0026rdquo; - John Taylor Gatto\nModern schooling has been terrible for years. Following the covid insanity and the addition of woke politics the schools are proving less and less value by the day. But education can be done through a vareity of methods. In the modern age their are many better ways to educate yourself and your children than traditional school.\nAlternative Schools# Options for schools that are close to the traditional model, but do something different.\nMontessori Schools - Montessori classrooms are ideal workplaces, where children are engaged, energetic, exploring, social, and most of all, learning to take ownership of their own education. They’re also unified communities in which each child understands the responsibility of being an individual student in the class while supporting the learning of others.\nWestern Governors University - While still suffering from some of the issues of traditional education, WGU provides a solid alternative for anyone who still wants to pursue traditional college degrees. Offering Bachelors and Masters programs in IT, Business, Nursing, Finance and Education. WGU is a completely online school, with relatively cheap degree programs that are performance based, meaning you can take the classes at your own pace and are not required to attend classes you dont need.\nAlternatives to School# Liberty Classroom - A wide range of courses. Mostly focused on history but offers other courses on econimics and logics. All courses are taught from a liberty perspective. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. Mises Econ Grad Progam - Economics Grad program that teaches free market Austrian Economics from one of the most prominent liberty focused think tanks. Praxis - Praxis is an intense personal and professional development program for young adults who want to work hard, build skills, learn how to create value, and develop a positive vision of the future for their lives and careers. Praxis is a college alternative that offers a 1 year practical devopment plan that ends up teaching you real world practical skills and connecting you with an intership at the end of your program. School of Life - A course to help you enhance whatever you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Provides biweekly webinars from the best liberty minds to bring your practile and actionable advice for your business, non Profit, cause or whatever else you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. TenToad - A program that helps families transition to a school-free life with a solid foundation of knowledge and the tools to get started with confidence. Embrace living and learning without school. ThinkExodus - Exodus Institute aims to provide families with a quality alternative to public schools, and support homeschool families with enrichment courses that foster critical thinking, academic skills, and counter the left-wing indoctrination found in education, culture, and the media. Unschoolers.org - Unschooling and peaceful parenting educational organization. Unschooling is an alternative to traditional schooling and even home schooling that works to encourage and focus and direct children\u0026rsquo;s natural curiosity. Unschooling Resources with Dayna Martin - Dayna Martin has been living and breathing Unschooling for 2 decades, while also working to educate many others on these principles. You can find many of the best unschooling resources here. Homeschool Resources# Acellusacademy - Acellus Academy is a K-12 online private school located in Kansas City, Missouri as a 501c3. Acellus Academy provides instruction online through distance education via the Acellus Learning System. Acellus, a program of the International Academy of Science, is an online learning system that has been used to provide primary instruction to millions of students in thousands of schools throughout the United States.\nHome School Legal Defense Association - With over 100,000 member families, Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) is the nation’s largest, most trusted homeschool advocacy organization.\nPower Home School - Power Homeschool is the official provider of online Acellus® courses for parents independently homeschooling their children without teacher support. Power is a not an accredited curriculum.\nRon Paul Curriculum - A liberty focused home school curriculum for all grades based on the ideas of former congressman Ron Paul. The curriculum was largely designed by Liberty Classroom founder, Tom Woods.\nTuttle Twins Academy - From the authors of some of the best selling Liberty Kids books, comes the academy for home learning. Catered for kids TTA offers courses in Finances, Logic \u0026amp; Critical Thinking, Entrepreneurship, and many more to come.\n"},{"id":7,"href":"/frontends/","title":"Front Ends","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy. The savage’s whole existence is public, ruled by the laws of his tribe. Civilization is the process of setting man free from men.\u0026rdquo; - Ayn Rand\nPrivacy Front ends are interfaces that interact with well known services that dont respect your privacy. Apps like Youtube or Facebook can be accessed via privacy respecting generally open source apps.\nApple AirPlay# air-pi-play - Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Airplay server using RPiPlay to enable screen mirroring on tvs, monitors and projectors. RPiPlay - An open-source AirPlay mirroring server for the Raspberry Pi. Supports iOS 9 and up. Apple Music# Cider - Cross-platform Apple Music experience based on Electron and Vue.js written from scratch with performance in mind Discord# gtkcord4 - A lightweight Discord client written in Golang which uses GTK3 for the user interface Facebook# SlimSocial - Android, alternative front-end for Facebook, built with Java Frost - An extensive and functional open source third party app for Facebook (Android app) Facebook Messenger# Caprine - Unofficial and privacy-focused Facebook Messenger app with many useful features fb-messenger-cli - Use your Facebook account to chat with your friends sneakily in the command line, it\u0026rsquo;s as easy as logging in, choosing a convo and chatting away Google Search# LibreX - Privacy-respecting free meta-search engine (free as in freedom). Small and simple meta-search engine, fetches and anonymizes results from Google only, has API support, allows redirects to Invidious/Bibliogram/Nitter/Libreddit.\nSearXNG - SearXNG is a free internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from various search services and databases. Users are neither tracked nor profiled (SearXNG is a fork of Searx).\nSearx - Searx is a free privacy-respecting internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from more than 70 search services. Users are neither tracked nor profiled. Additionally, Searx can be used over Tor for online anonymity.\nWhoogle Search - A self-hosted, ad-free, privacy-respecting metasearch engine for Google.\nGoogle Translate# Crow Translate - Simple and lightweight cross-platform translator that allows translation using LibreTranslate, Lingva, Google, Bing, and Yandex, as well as text-to-speech using Google.\nDeepL Android - Unofficial Android client for DeepL.\nInstaLate - Distraction-free translation for Android, to be used directly from within any app. Supports Beolingus, DeepL, Dict.cc, GNU CIDE, Heinzelnisse, LibreTranslate, Linguee, WikDict, and Wiktionary.\nLingva Translate - Alternative front-end for Google Translate, serving as a free and open-source translator with over a hundred languages available.\nSimplyTranslate - Provide fast and private translations to the user without wasting much overhead for extensive styling or JavaScript. Supports Google Translate, DeepL, ICIBA, and LibreTranslate.\nSimplyTranslate Mobile - Unofficial Android client of SimplyTranslate.\nHacker News# Hackers - A native iOS app for Hacker News.\nHackerweb - A simply readable Hacker News web app.\nHckrnws - A custom front-end for a better reading experience of HackerNews.\nHN-search - Algolia Hacker News search.\nHNTopLinks - Top Links on Hacker News.\nImgur# Imgin - Minimal Imgur front end Imgrs - Imgrs is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. It\u0026rsquo;s a Rust rewrite of a previous Imgur proxy project, Omgur. Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/imgrs Omgur - Omgur is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. Inspired by the Invidious, Nitter, and Teddit projects. No JavaScript or ads All requests go through the Omgur backend, client never talks to Imgur Prevents Imgur from tracking your IP or JavaScript fingerprint Lightweight Self-hostable Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/omgur Rimgo - Self-hosted frontend for Imgur written in Go. Website: https://i.bcow.xyz/ Rimgu - Self-hosted alternative frontend/ proxy for Imgur Instagram# Bibliogram - Bibliogram is an alternative front-end for Instagram. Public instances: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/bibliogram-docs/tree/master/docs/Instances.md Mastodon# Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Hyperspace - cross-platform Mastodon client for the fediverse written in TypeScript and React Pinafore - Alternative web client for Mastodon, focused on speed and simplicity Sengi - cross-platform multi-account Mastodon \u0026amp; Pleroma desktop client TheDesk - cross-platform Mastodon \u0026amp; Misskey desktop client Tootle - simple GTK-based Linux Mastodon client Tusky - lightweight Android Mastodon client Medium# Scribe - Alternative front-end to Medium.com Other services# ArchiveBox - Open source self-hosted web archiving. Takes URLs/browser history/bookmarks/Pocket/Pinboard/etc., saves HTML, JS, PDFs, media, and more etherpad-lite - Collaborative rich text editor. A modern really-real-time collaborative document editor Gitea - Lightweight git server. Git with a cup of tea, painless self-hosted git service Hedgedoc - Collaborative markdown editor. A platform to write and share markdown Librarian - Alternative frontend for LBRY / Odysee.com MediathekViewWeb - Video content of German public-service television broadcasters (e.g. ARD, ZDF) Official instance: mediathekviewweb.de NoPaste - NoPaste is an open-source website similar to Pastebin where you can store any piece of code, and generate links for easy sharing PrivateBin - Zero knowledge encrypted paste-bin. A minimalist, open source online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data. Data is encrypted/decrypted in the browser using 256 bits AES Snapdrop - Similar to Apple\u0026rsquo;s Airdrop but in your browser. A Progressive Web App for local file sharing Vaultwarden - Password manager. Unofficial Bitwarden compatible server written in Rust, formerly known as bitwarden_rs Wikiless - A free open source alternative Wikipedia front-end focused on privacy Reddit# Due to recent changes with the Reddit API Policy you may have mixed success with these. These are kept here in the event that this changes, but otherwise these are mostly dead projects\nDawn - Open-source Reddit app Available on F-Droid Forked from Dank: https://github.com/saket/Dank Eddrit - Alternative front-end for Reddit, inspired by Nitter, built with Python \u0026amp; Starlette. Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Infinity - Reddit client for Android Available on F-Droid junipf/reddit-frontend - A reddit front-end written in React Official instance: https://jpf-reddit.netlify.app kddit - uWSGI frontend for Reddit.com written in Python Official instance: https://kddit.kalli.st Libreddit - Alternative front-end for Reddit. Themed around Reddit\u0026rsquo;s new design - Lightweight, no JavaScript, no ads, no tracking. Official instance: libredd.it Public instances: https://github.com/spikecodes/libreddit#instances RedditClient - Alternative front-end for Reddit, built with Angular Roffline - A self-hosted offline Reddit server. It allows you to browse Reddit posts (including any media in the post) while offline. It is targeted at people that have intermittent internet Snew - Open-source client for Reddit forked from the Reddit source code. Slide - Open source, ad free Reddit browser for Android Available on F-Droid Stealth - Account-free, privacy-oriented, and feature-rich Reddit client. Available on F-Droid Teddit - Alternative Reddit front-end focused on privacy - Lightweight, no ads, no JavaScript, unofficial API. Official instance: https://teddit.net Public instances: https://github.com/teddit-net/teddit#instances Github mirror repository Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Teddit Top of Reddit - Top Reddit posts every day. Troddit: A web client for Reddit Official instance: https://www.troddit.com Updoot - Android, alternative front-end for Reddit. Xeddit - A Xamarin.Forms app for Reddit. Official instance: xeddit.com Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Xeddit Redirection# Farside - Farside provides links that automatically redirect to working instances of privacy-oriented alternative frontends, such as Nitter, Libreddit, etc. This allows for users to have more reliable access to the available public instances for a particular service, while also helping to distribute traffic more evenly across all instances and avoid performance bottlenecks and rate-limiting. LibRedirect - App that redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends. If you click on a link of a Youtube like it will redirect to you to Newpipe, Twitter to nitter, Wikipedia to Wikiless etc. Privacy Redirect - A simple web extension that redirects Twitter, YouTube, Instagram \u0026amp; Google Maps requests to privacy friendly alternatives Firefox Add-On: Privacy Redirect Chrome Extension: Privacy Redirect UntrackMe - UntrackMe transforms Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Reddit and Medium and Wikipedia links to links of open source, privacy friendly front-ends. Converts Google Maps links to OpenStreetMap links. Removes tracking parameters from any url. Then delegates the action to other apps that are capable of handling them. (Android app) Watch on Odysee - Browser add on that redirects you from YouTube to odysee a decentralized Youtube alternative libredirect - A web extension that redirects popular sites to alternative privacy-friendly frontends and backends. Actively maintained fork of Privacy Redirect that supports Youtube, Youtube Music, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, Imgur, Reddit, Searx, Google Translate, Google Maps, Wikipedia, and Medium Reuters# Neuters - An alternative front-end to Reuters.com. It is intended to be lightweight and fast, and was heavily inspired by Nitter Official instance: https://boxcat.site Shazam# SongRec - Open-source Shazam client for Linux, written in Rust. Spotify# Downtify - Open source Spotify ripper. Kotify - Requires Spotify Account - Multiplatform desktop client for Spotify focused on library organization for power users. Relies on official Spotify client for playback Librespot - Requires Spotify Premium Account - librespot is an open source client library for Spotify. It enables applications to use Spotify\u0026rsquo;s service to control and play music via various backends, and to act as a Spotify Connect receiver. It is an alternative to the official and now deprecated closed-source libspotify. Additionally, it will provide extra features which are not available in the official library Oggify - Download Spotify tracks to Ogg Vorbis (with a Spotify premium account), based on librespot psst - Fast and multi-platform Spotify client with native GUI Spot: Gtk/Rust native Spotify client for the GNOME desktop. Only works with premium accounts Spotiqueue - Minimalistic queue-oriented macOS-native client for Spotify, with Guile Scheme scriptability Spotiflyer - Download free content from Youtube, Spotify, Sound Cloud and more Spotube: A lightweight and free Spotify crossplatform-client which handles playback manually, streams music using Youtube \u0026amp; no Spotify premium account is needed SpotX: Modified Spotify Client for Windows (Windows Only) - Blocking ads and updates for the desktop version of Spotify, disabling podcasts and more Telegram# Telegram-FOSS - Unofficial, FOSS-friendly fork of the original Telegram client for Android. TikTok# ProxiTok - Open source alternative frontend for TikTok made with PHP. Official instance: https://proxitok.herokuapp.com Twitch# ElectronPlayer - Electron Based Web Video Services Player. Supports Netflix, Youtube, Twitch, Floatplane, Hulu and more streamlink-twitch-gui - Multi platform Twitch.tv browser for Streamlink Twire: Alternative and open source Twitch client for Android Xtra - Twitch player and browser for Android Twitter/X# Due to recent changes with the Twitter API Policy you may have mixed success with these.\nFritter - A free, open-source Twitter client for Android. Harpy - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Flutter/Dart. Nitter - Alternative Twitter front-end - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Official instance: nitter.net Public instances: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances Example: Troy Hunt on Twitter and Nitter Shitter - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Java. Tweet-app - Desktop Twitter client only for tweeting. Timeline never shows up. Tweeterr - A tool to use Twitter from the command line on the fly. Tweepy - Twitter for Python Twidere X - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built mostly with Kotlin, in early stage. YouTube# Alltube - Web GUI for youtube-dl AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. BlackHole - Android music player app for YouTube Music and Spotify made with Flutter CloudTube - Alternative front-end for Invidious Official instance: https://tube.cadence.moe Installation guide for self-hosting: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/tube-docs/tree/main/item/docs/cloudtube/Installing%20CloudTube.md FreeTube - Open source YouTube desktop player for privacy on Windows, Mac and Linux Invidious - Invidious is an alternative front-end to YouTube - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Home page: https://invidious.io Invidious instances (Github): https://github.com/iv-org/documentation/blob/master/Invidious-Instances.md Invidious instances API: https://api.invidious.io Installation guide for self-hosting: https://docs.invidious.io/Installation.md Invidious-viewer - Python application to watch YouTube videos through the Invidious API, in the terminal (requires MPV player and libmpv.so, provided by Linux distro) Invuedious - An alternative frontend for invidious built with vue.js Official instance: https://bocchilorenzo.github.io/invuedious/ LibreTube - Android frontend for YouTube, based on Piped minitube - Lightweight youtube client with a kid-friendly interface. Can make playlists from search keywords mps-youtube - Terminal based YouTube player and downloader. NewPipe - A libre lightweight streaming front-end for Android oleksis/youtube-dl-gui - Cross-platform front-end GUI of the popular youtube-dl written in wxPython OpenVideoDownloader aka jely2002/youtube-dl-gui - A cross-platform GUI for youtube-dl made in Electron and node.js Piped - An alternative privacy-friendly YouTube frontend which is efficient by design - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking Official instance: https://piped.kavin.rocks List of public instances: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped/wiki/Instances Installation guide for self-hosting: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Documentation/blob/main/content/docs/self-hosting/index.md pipe-viewer - A lightweight application (fork of straw-viewer) for searching and playing videos from YouTube. Plumber - Local and remote video trimmer, can trim parts of video without downloading whole video, utilizes youtube-dl, allows conversion to GIFs smtube - Stand-alone YouTube video player Website: https://www.smtube.org SMTube is part of SMPlayer SMPlayer website: https://www.smplayer.info SMPlayer repository: https://github.com/smplayer-dev/smplayer SmartTubeNext - SmartTubeNext is an advanced YouTube app for Android TVs and TV boxes, free and open source. It is not a live TV client and does not support \u0026ldquo;YouTube TV\u0026rdquo;. SkyTube - An open-source YouTube app for Android. Tartube - A GUI front-end for youtube-dl, partly based on youtube-dl-gui and written in Python 3 / Gtk 3 th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). TubeArchivist - A self hosted YouTube media server. TubeSync - TubeSync is a PVR (personal video recorder) for YouTube. It syncs YouTube channels and playlists to a locally hosted media server. ViewTube - An alternative front-end for YouTube, written in Vue.js, uses Plyr video player; supports SponsorBlock, multiple Invidious instances support, chapters Vividl - Modern Windows GUI for youtube-dl Youtube-dl - Command-line program to download videos from YouTube.com and other video sites Youtube-viewer - Lightweight YouTube client for Linux YouTube.js - Full-featured wrapper around the Innertube API, which is what YouTube itself uses uYouPlus - uYouPlus (uYou+) is an alternative YouTube app for Apple\u0026rsquo;s iOS and iPadOS. yattee - Alternative YouTube frontend for iOS, tvOS and macOS built with Invidious and Piped, supports sponsorblock yt-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously without forcing javascript (Fork of youtube-local) yt-dlp - A youtube-dl fork with additional features and fixes. ytcc - Command line tool to keep track of your favorite playlists on YouTube and many other places. Can import youtube subscriptions from Google Takeout and provide them as an RSS feed for your favorite reader. ytfzf - A POSIX script that helps you find Youtube videos (without API) and opens/downloads them using mpv/youtube-dl. ytmdl - A simple app to get songs from YouTube in mp3 format with artist name, album name etc from sources like iTunes, LastFM, Deezer, Gaana etc. ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. ytdl-gui - A simple-to-use, cross-platform graphical interface for youtube-dl youtube-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously and with greater page performance ytcast - Cast YouTube videos to your smart TV from the command line. This program does roughly the same thing as the \u0026ldquo;Play on TV\u0026rdquo; button that appears on the player bar when you visit youtube.com with Chrome or when you use the YouTube smartphone app YouTube Music# AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. "},{"id":8,"href":"/hacking/","title":"Hacking","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The truth is revealed by removing things that stand in its light, an art not unlike sculpture, in which the artist creates, not by building, but by hacking away.\u0026rdquo; - Alan Watts\nWelcome to the Hacking section of Liberty tools! Hacking should be used to increase your knowledge and harden your defenses. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAnonymity# BinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\nI2P - The Invisible Internet Project.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nNipe - Script to redirect all traffic from the machine to the Tor network.\nOnionScan - One of the Hacking Tools for investigating the Dark Web by finding operational security issues introduced by Tor hidden service operators.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nTor - Free software and onion routed overlay network that helps you defend against traffic analysis.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nBug Bounty Platforms# Bugcrowd List - List of many companies that provide bug bounties. CTF(Capture the flag)# Ctf-tools - Collection of setup scripts to install various security research tools easily and quickly deployable to new machines.\nPwntools - Rapid exploit development framework built for use in CTFs.\nRsaCtfTool - Decrypt data enciphered using weak RSA keys, and recover private keys from public keys using a variety of automated attacks.\nDDoS# HOIC - Updated version of Low Orbit Ion Cannon, has ‘boosters’ to get around common counter measures.\nJS LOIC - JavaScript in-browser version of LOIC.\nLOIC - Open source network stress tool for Windows.\nSlowLoris - DoS tool that uses low bandwidth on the attacking side.\nT50 - Faster network stress tool.\nUFONet - Abuses OSI layer 7 HTTP to create/manage ‘zombies’ and to conduct different attacks using; GET/POST, multithreading, proxies, origin spoofing methods, cache evasion techniques, etc.\nDefense Evasion# AntiVirus Evasion Tool (AVET) - Post-process exploits containing executable files targeted for Windows machines to avoid being recognized by antivirus software.\nHyperion - Runtime encryptor for 32-bit portable executables (“PE .exes”).\nPeCloak.py - Automates the process of hiding a malicious Windows executable from antivirus (AV) detection.\nPeCloakCapstone - Multi-platform fork of the peCloak.py automated malware antivirus evasion tool.\nUniByAv - Simple obfuscator that takes raw shellcode and generates Anti-Virus friendly executables by using a brute-forcable, 32-bit XOR key.\nVeil - Generate metasploit payloads that bypass common anti-virus solutions.\nDefcon Suggested Reading# Defcon Suggested Reading Email Spoofing# SpoofBox - Offers email, SMS, Phone spoofing and lots of other tools. Not a free service. Can also be used to look up phone numbers. Exploit Development# Exploit Writing Tutorials - Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nShellcode Examples - Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial - Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nFile Format Analysis# Hachoir - Python library to view and edit a binary stream as tree of fields and tools for metadata extraction.\nKaitai Struct - File formats and network protocols dissection language and web IDE, generating parsers in C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby.\nVeles - Binary data visualization and analysis tool.\nForensics# Autopsy - Full suite of open source forensics tools.\nCAINE - CAINE is Linux Live CD that contains a wealth of digital forensic tools. Features include a user-friendly GUI, semi-automated report creation and tools for Mobile Forensics, Network Forensics, Data Recovery and more.\nFTK Imager - Open Source Disk imaging tool.\nPaladin Forensic Suite - Live Ubuntu distro with lots of tools. Open source with free and paid versions.\nSIFT Workstation - The SIFT Workstation is a collection of free and open-source incident response and forensic tools designed to perform detailed digital forensic examinations in a variety of settings, all built inside an Ubuntu VM.\nSMART - Open source sampling of many proprietary forensics tools.\nGNU/Linux Utilities# Linux Exploit Suggester - Heuristic reporting on potentially viable exploits for a given GNU/Linux system. Hacking Focused OSINT# AQUATONE - Subdomain discovery tool utilizing various open sources producing a report that can be used as input to other tools.\nBinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\nDataSploit - OSINT visualizer utilizing Shodan, Censys, Clearbit, EmailHunter, FullContact, and Zoomeye behind the scenes.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\ngithub-dorks - CLI tool to scan Github repos/organizations for potential sensitive information leak.\nIntrigue - Automated OSINT \u0026amp; Attack Surface discovery framework with powerful API, UI and CLI.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nShodan - World’s first search engine for Internet-connected devices.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSn1per - One of the Hacking Tools for Automated Pentest Recon Scanner.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\nThreat Crowd - Search engine for threats.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nvcsmap - Plugin-based tool to scan public version control systems for sensitive information.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nHacking Conventions# 44Con - Annual Security Conference held in London.\nAppSecUSA - Annual conference organized by OWASP.\nBalCCon - Balkan Computer Congress, annually held in Novi Sad, Serbia.\nBlack Hat - Annual security conference in Las Vegas.\nBruCON - Annual security conference in Belgium.\nCarolinaCon - Infosec conference, held annually in North Carolina.\nCCC - Annual meeting of the international hacker scene in Germany.\nCHCon - Christchurch Hacker Con, Only South Island of New Zealand hacker con.\nDeepSec - Security Conference in Vienna, Austria.\nDefCamp - Largest Security Conference in Eastern Europe, held annually in Bucharest, Romania.\nDEF CON - Annual hacker convention in Las Vegas. Known for having a left wing bias.\nEkoparty - Largest Security Conference in Latin America, held annually in Buenos Aires, Argentina.\nFSec - FSec - Croatian Information Security Gathering in Varaždin, Croatia.\nHack3rCon - Annual US hacker conference.\nHack.lu - Annual conference held in Luxembourg.\nHackfest - Largest hacking conference in Canada.\nHITB - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nHacking In The Box - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nInfosecurity Europe - Europe’s number one information security event, held in London, UK.\nLayerOne - Annual US security conference held every spring in Los Angeles.\nNullcon - Annual conference in Delhi and Goa, India.\nPhreakNIC - Technology conference held annually in middle Tennessee.\nRSA Conference USA - Annual security conference in San Francisco, California, USA.\nShmooCon - Annual US East coast hacker convention.\nSkyDogCon - Technology conference in Nashville.\nSummerCon - One of the oldest hacker conventions, held during Summer.\nSwiss Cyber Storm - Annual security conference in Lucerne, Switzerland.\nThotCon - Annual US hacker conference held in Chicago.\nTroopers - Annual international IT Security event with workshops held in Heidelberg, Germany.\nVirus Bulletin Conference - Annual conference going to be held in Denver, USA for 2016.\nHash Cracking# BruteForce Wallet - Find the password of an encrypted wallet file (i.e. wallet.dat).\nCeWL - Generates custom wordlists by spidering a target’s website and collecting unique words.\nHashcat - Another One of the Hacking Tools The more fast hash cracker.\nJohn the Ripper - One of the best Hacking Tools for Fast password cracker.\nJWT Cracker - Simple HS256 JWT token brute force cracker.\nRar Crack - RAR bruteforce cracker.\nHex Editors# 0xED – Native macOS hex editor that supports plug-ins to display custom data types.\nFrhed – Binary file editor for Windows.\nHexEdit.js – Browser-based hex editing.\nHexinator – World’s finest (proprietary, commercial) Hex Editor.\nInformation Security Magazines# 2600: The Hacker Quarterly – American publication about technology and computer “underground.”\nPhrack Magazine – By far the longest running hacker zine.\nUnredacted Magazine - The official magazine from Michael Bazzell author of Extreme Privacy.\nLock Picking Resources# Awesome Lockpicking – Awesome guides, tools, and other resources about the security and compromise of locks, safes, and keys.\nBosnianbill – More lockpicking videos.\nSchuyler Towne channel – Lockpicking videos and security talks.\n/r/lockpicking – Resources for learning lockpicking, equipment recommendations.\nmacOS Utilities# Bella – Pure Python post-exploitation data mining and remote administration tool for macOS. Multi-paradigm Frameworks# Armitage – Java-based GUI front-end for the Metasploit Framework.\nExploitPack – Graphical tool for automating penetration tests that ships with many pre-packaged exploits.\nFaraday – Multiuser integrated pentesting environment for red teams performing cooperative penetration tests, security audits, and risk assessments.\nMetasploit – Post exploitation Hacking Tools for offensive security teams to help verify vulnerabilities and manage security assessments.\nPupy – Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android) remote administration and post-exploitation tool.\nNetwork Tools# BetterCAP – Modular, portable and easily extensible MITM framework.\nCloudFail – Unmask server IP addresses hidden behind Cloudflare by searching old database records and detecting misconfigured DNS.\nCrackMapExec – A swiss army knife for pentesting networks.\nDebookee – Simple and powerful network traffic analyzer for macOS.\nDET – Proof of concept to perform data exfiltration using either single or multiple channel(s) at the same time.\nDgcd – Simple Unix network utility to extend the accessibility of TCP/IP based network services beyond firewalls.\nDnsmap – One of the Hacking Tools for Passive DNS network mapper.\nDnsrecon – One of the Hacking Tools for DNS enumeration script.\nDnschef – Highly configurable DNS proxy for pentesters.\nDnsenum – Perl script that enumerates DNS information from a domain, attempts zone transfers, performs a brute force dictionary style attack, and then performs reverse look-ups on the results.\nDnstracer – Determines where a given DNS server gets its information from, and follows the chain of DNS servers.\nDNSDumpster – One of the Hacking Tools for Online DNS recon and search service.\nDshell – Network forensic analysis framework.\nDsniff – Collection of tools for network auditing and pentesting.\nDripcap – Caffeinated packet analyzer.\nEvilgrade – Modular framework to take advantage of poor upgrade implementations by injecting fake updates.\nEttercap – Comprehensive, mature suite for machine-in-the-middle attacks.\nImpacket – A collection of Python classes for working with network protocols.\nIntercepter-NG – Multifunctional network toolkit.\nMass Scan – Best Hacking Tools for TCP port scanner, spews SYN packets asynchronously, scanning entire Internet in under 5 minutes.\nMallory – HTTP/HTTPS proxy over SSH.\nMitmproxy – Interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy for penetration testers and software developers.\nMorpheus – Automated ettercap TCP/IP Hacking Tools.\nNetsniff-ng – Swiss army knife for network sniffing.\nNetwork-Tools.com – Website offering an interface to numerous basic network utilities like ping, traceroute, whois, and more.\nNmap – Free security scanner for network exploration \u0026amp; security audits.\nPassivedns – Network sniffer that logs all DNS server replies for use in a passive DNS setup.\nPassivedns-client – Library and query tool for querying several passive DNS providers.\nPig – One of the Hacking Tools for GNU/Linux packet crafting.\nPwnat – Punches holes in firewalls and NATs.\nPraeda – Automated multi-function printer data harvester for gathering usable data during security assessments.\nPrinter Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) – Tool for printer security testing capable of IP and USB connectivity, fuzzing, and exploitation of PostScript, PJL, and PCL printer language features.\nRoutersploit – Open source exploitation framework similar to Metasploit but dedicated to embedded devices.\nScanless – Utility for using websites to perform port scans on your behalf so as not to reveal your own IP.\nScapy – Python-based interactive packet manipulation program \u0026amp; library.\nSPARTA – Graphical interface offering scriptable, configurable access to existing network infrastructure scanning and enumeration tools.\nSSH MITM – Intercept SSH connections with a proxy; all plaintext passwords and sessions are logged to disk.\nTcpdump/libpcap – Common packet analyzer that runs under the command line.\nWireshark – Widely-used graphical, cross-platform network protocol analyzer.\nXRay – Network (sub)domain discovery and reconnaissance automation tool.\nZarp – Network attack tool centered around the exploitation of local networks.\nZmap – Open source network scanner that enables researchers to easily perform Internet-wide network studies.\nOperating Systems# Best Linux Penetration Testing Distributions @ CyberPunk – Description of main penetration testing distributions.\nCuckoo – Open source automated malware analysis system.\nComputer Aided Investigative Environment (CAINE) – Italian GNU/Linux live distribution created as a digital forensics project.\nCSILinux - CSI\u0026rsquo;s mission is to equip you with the most advanced tools in digital forensics, OSINT, and incident response.\nDigital Evidence \u0026amp; Forensics Toolkit (DEFT) – Live CD for forensic analysis runnable without tampering or corrupting connected devices where the boot process takes place.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nSecurity @ Distrowatch – Website dedicated to talking about, reviewing, and keeping up to date with open source operating systems.\nTails – Live OS aimed at preserving privacy and anonymity.\nPhysical Hacking Tools# Anof-cyber/APTRS - APTRS (Automated Penetration Testing Reporting System) is an automated reporting tool in Python and Django. The tool allows Penetration testers to create a report directly without using the Traditional Docx file. It also provides an approach to keeping track of the projects and vulnerabilities.\nCanarytokens.org - Canarytokens are a free, quick, painless way to help defenders discover they\u0026rsquo;ve been breached by having attackers announce themselves. These are digital honeypots you can configure on your own network.\nFlipperzero.one - Flipper Zero is a portable multi-tool for pentesters and geeks in a toy-like body. It loves hacking digital stuff, such as radio protocols, access control systems, hardware and more. It\u0026rsquo;s fully open-source and customizable, so you can extend it in whatever way you like. Check out more firmware options here\nHak5.org - Sells many hacking for wifi pentesting, hotplug attacks, implants, remote access field kits and more. Breakdown of multiple tools\nLAN Turtle – Covert “USB Ethernet Adapter” that provides remote access, network intelligence gathering, and MITM capabilities when installed in a local network.\nPoisontap – Siphons cookies, exposes internal (LAN-side) router and installs web backdoor on locked computers.\nUSB Rubber Ducky – Customizable keystroke injection attack platform masquerading as a USB thumbdrive.\nWiFi Pineapple – Wireless auditing and penetration testing platform.\nPenetration Testing Resources# Pentest Tools# Metasploit Unleashed - Free Offensive Security Metasploit course.\nMITRE’s Adversarial Tactics, Techniques \u0026amp; Common Knowledge (ATT\u0026amp;CK) – Curated knowledge base and model for cyber adversary behavior.\nOpen Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM) – Framework for providing test cases that result in verified facts on which to base decisions that impact an organization’s security.\nOpen Web Application Security Project (OWASP) – Worldwide not-for-profit charitable organization focused on improving the security of especially Web-based and Application-layer software.\nPenetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) – Documentation designed to provide a common language and scope for performing and reporting the results of a penetration test.\nPenetration Testing Framework (PTF) – Outline for performing penetration tests compiled as a general framework usable by vulnerability analysts and penetration testers alike.\nPENTEST-WIKI – Free online security knowledge library for pentesters and researchers.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nShellcode Examples – Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial – Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nXSS-Payloads – Ultimate resource for all things cross-site including payloads, tools, games and documentation.\nPenetration Testing Distributions# ArchStrike – Arch GNU/Linux repository for security professionals and enthusiasts.\nAttifyOS – GNU/Linux distribution focused on tools useful during Internet of Things (IoT) security assessments.\nBackBox – Ubuntu-based distribution for penetration tests and security assessments.\nBlackArch – Arch GNU/Linux-based distribution with best Hacking Tools for penetration testers and security researchers.\nFedora Security Lab – Provides a safe test environment to work on security auditing, forensics, system rescue and teaching security testing methodologies.\nKali – GNU/Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing Hacking Tools.\nNetwork Security Toolkit (NST) – Fedora-based bootable live operating system designed to provide easy access to best-of-breed open source network security applications.\nParrot – Distribution similar to Kali, with multiple architectures with 100 of Hacking Tools.\nPentoo – Security-focused live CD based on Gentoo.\nThe Pentesters Framework – Distro organized around the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES), providing a curated collection of utilities that eliminates often unused toolchains.\nDocker for Penetration Testing# docker pull kalilinux/kali-linux-docker docker pull owasp/zap2docker-stable docker pull wpscanteam/wpscan docker pull citizenstig/dvwa docker pull wpscanteam/vulnerablewordpress docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-6271 docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-0160 docker pull opendns/security-ninjas docker pull diogomonica/docker-bench-security docker pull ismisepaul/securityshepherd docker pull danmx/docker-owasp-webgoat docker-compose build \u0026amp;\u0026amp; docker-compose up docker pull citizenstig/nowasp docker pull bkimminich/juice-shop docker pull phocean/msf Penetration Testing Report Templates# Pentesting Report Template – lucideus.com template.\nPentesting Report Template – pcisecuritystandards.org template.\nPublic Pentesting Reports – Curated list of public penetration test reports released by several consulting firms and academic security groups.\nRansomware Recovery# Nomoreransom - Help detect what kind of ransomware encryption you’re affected by and free tools to unlock it, in many but not all cases. Reverse Engineering Tools# Binwalk – Fast, easy to use tool for analyzing, reverse engineering, and extracting firmware images.\nCapstone – Lightweight multi-platform, multi-architecture disassembly framework.\ndnSpy – One of the Hacking Tools to reverse engineer .NET assemblies.\nEvan’s Debugger – OllyDbg-like debugger for GNU/Linux.\nFrida – Dynamic instrumentation toolkit for developers, reverse-engineers, and security researchers.\nImmunity Debugger – Powerful way to write exploits and analyze malware.\nInteractive Disassembler (IDA Pro) – Proprietary multi-processor disassembler and debugger for Windows, GNU/Linux, or macOS; also has a free version, IDA Free.\nMedusa – Open source, cross-platform interactive disassembler.\nOllyDbg – x86 debugger for Windows binaries that emphasizes binary code analysis.\nPeda – Python Exploit Development Assistance for GDB.\nPlasma – Interactive disassembler for x86/ARM/MIPS. Generates indented pseudo-code with colored syntax code.\nPyREBox – Python scriptable Reverse Engineering sandbox by Cisco-Talos.\nRadare2 – Open source, crossplatform reverse engineering framework.\nrVMI – Debugger on steroids; inspect userspace processes, kernel drivers, and preboot environments in a single tool.\nVoltron – Extensible debugger UI toolkit written in Python.\nWDK/WinDbg – Windows Driver Kit and WinDbg.\nx64dbg – Open source x64/x32 debugger for windows.\nSecurity Courses# ARIZONA CYBER WARFARE RANGE – 24×7 live fire exercises for beginners through real world operations; capability for upward progression into the real world of cyber warfare.\nComputer Security Student – Many free tutorials, great for beginners, $10/mo membership unlocks all content.\nCTF Field Guide – Everything you need to win your next CTF competition.\nCybrary – Free courses in ethical hacking and advanced penetration testing. Advanced penetration testing courses are based on the book ‘Penetration Testing for Highly-Secured Environments’.\nEuropean Union Agency for Network and Information Security – ENISA Cyber Security Training material.\nOffensive Security Training – Training from BackTrack/Kali developers.\nOpen Security Training – Training material for computer security classes.\nSANS Security Training – Computer Security Training \u0026amp; Certification.\nSide-channel Tools# ChipWhisperer – Complete open-source toolchain for side-channel power analysis and glitching attacks. Social Engineering# Beelogger – Tool for generating keylooger.\nCatphish – Tool for phishing and corporate espionage written in Ruby.\nEvilginx – MITM attack framework used for phishing credentials and session cookies from any Web service.\nKing Phisher – One of the Hacking Tools for Phishing campaign toolkit used for creating and managing multiple simultaneous phishing attacks with custom email and server content.\nSocial Engineer Toolkit (SET) – Open source pentesting framework designed for social engineering featuring a number of custom attack vectors to make believable attacks quickly.\nSocial Engineering Framework – Information resource for social engineers.\nwifiphisher – Automated phishing attacks against WiFi networks.\nStatic Analyzers# Bandit – Security oriented static analyser for python code.\nBrakeman – Static analysis security vulnerability scanner for Ruby on Rails applications.\nCppcheck – Extensible C/C++ static analyzer focused on finding bugs.\nFindBugs – Free software static analyzer to look for bugs in Java code.\nSobelow – Security-focused static analysis for the Phoenix Framework.\nTransport Layer Security Tools# SSLyze – Fast and comprehensive TLS/SSL configuration analyzer to help identify security mis-configurations.\nTLS Prober – Fingerprint a server’s SSL/TLS implementation.\nTestssl.sh – Command line tool which checks a server’s service on any port for the support of TLS/SSL ciphers, protocols as well as some cryptographic flaws.\nTools, Lists, Tutorials etc.# AD Exploit guides - Detailed guide on methods to exploit Active Directory.\nAndroid Security – Collection of Android security-related resources.\nAppSec – Resources for learning about application security.\nAwesome Awesomness – The List of the Lists.\nC/C++ Programming – One of the main language for open source security tools.\nCTFs – Capture The Flag frameworks, libraries, etc.\nExploit Writing Tutorials – Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nForensics – Free (mostly open source) forensic analysis tools and resources.\nGB Hackers Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHackerone Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHacking – Tutorials, tools, and resources.\nHoneypots – Honeypots, tools, components, and more.\nInfoSec § Hacking challenges – Comprehensive directory of CTFs, wargames, hacking challenge websites, Penetration testing tools list practice lab exercises, and more.\nInfosec – Information security resources for pentesting, forensics, and more.\nJavaScript Programming – In-browser development and scripting.\nKali Linux Tools – List of Hacking tools present in Kali Linux.\nMalware Analysis – Tools and resources for analysts.\nNode.js Programming – Curated list of delightful Node.js packages and resources.\nPCAP Tools – Tools for processing network traffic.\nPenetration Testing Cheat Sheets – Awesome Pentest Cheat Sheets.\nPivoting and Tunneling Guide - Detailed guide on methods to exploit.\nPython Programming 1 – General Python programming.\nPython Programming 2 – General Python programming.\nPython tools for penetration testers – Lots of pentesting tools are written in Python.\nRuby Programming 1 – The de-facto language for writing exploits.\nRuby Programming 2 – The de-facto\nVirtual Machines Labs# CFTtime - Free capture the flag hacking games.\nMindMaps - Massive list of smaller sites that provide individual hacking challenges.\nPentesterlab - Free and paid Pentesting training with labs.\nSadcloud - Sadcloud is a tool for spinning up insecure AWS infrastructure with Terraform.\nVulnerability Hub - Free Virtual machines to hack, provided by the community.\nVulnmachines - A place to learn and improve penetration testing/ethical hacking skills for FREE. The labs consist of 100+ real world scenarios to practice the latest exploits and cutting edge hacking techniques.\nVulnerability Databases# Bugtraq (BID) – Software security bug identification database compiled from submissions to the SecurityFocus mailing list and other sources, operated by Symantec, Inc.\nCommon Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) – Dictionary of common names (i.e., CVE Identifiers) for publicly known security vulnerabilities.\nCXSecurity – Archive of published CVE and Bugtraq software vulnerabilities cross-referenced with a Google dork database for discovering the listed vulnerability.\nExploit-DB – Non-profit project hosting exploits for software vulnerabilities, provided as a public service by Offensive Security.\nFull-Disclosure – Public, vendor-neutral forum for detailed discussion of vulnerabilities, often publishes details before many other sources.\nInj3ct0r (Onion service) – Exploit marketplace and vulnerability information aggregator.\nMicrosoft Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Microsoft software.\nMicrosoft Security Bulletins – Announcements of security issues discovered in Microsoft software, published by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC).\nMozilla Foundation Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Mozilla software, including the Firefox Web Browser.\nNational Vulnerability Database (NVD) – United States government’s National Vulnerability Database provides additional meta-data (CPE, CVSS scoring) of the standard CVE List along with a fine-grained search engine.\nPacket Storm – Compendium of exploits, advisories, tools, and other security-related resources aggregated from across the industry.\nSecuriTeam – Independent source of software vulnerability information.\nUS-CERT Vulnerability Notes Database – Summaries, technical details, remediation information, and lists of vendors affected by software vulnerabilities, aggregated by the United States Computer Emergency Response Team (US-CERT).\nVulnerability Lab – Open forum for security advisories organized by category of exploit target.\nVulners – Security database of software vulnerabilities.\nZero Day Initiative – Bug bounty program with the publicly accessible archive of published security advisories, operated by TippingPoint.\nVulnerability Scanners# Nexpose – Commercial vulnerability and risk management assessment engine that integrates with Metasploit, sold by Rapid7.\nNessus – Commercial vulnerability management, configuration, and compliance assessment platform, sold by Tenable. Free for under 25 devices.\nOpenVAS – Free open source software implementation of the popular Nessus vulnerability assessment system.\nVuls – Agentless vulnerability scanner for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD, written in Go.\nWeb Exploitation# Autochrome – Easy to install a test browser with all the appropriate setting needed for web application testing with native Burp support, from NCCGroup.\nBlindElephant – Web application fingerprinter.\nBrowser Exploitation Framework (BeEF) – Command and control server for delivering exploits to commandeered Web browsers.\nBurp Suite – One of the Hacking Tools integrated platform for performing security testing of web applications.\nCommix – Automated all-in-one operating system command injection and exploitation tool.\nDVCS Ripper – Rip web accessible (distributed) version control systems: SVN/GIT/HG/BZR.\nEyeWitness – Tool to take screenshots of websites, provide some server header info, and identify default credentials if possible.\nFiddler – Free cross-platform web debugging proxy with user-friendly companion tools.\nFimap – Find, prepare, audit, exploit and even Google automatically for LFI/RFI bugs.\nFuzzDB – Dictionary of attack patterns and primitives for black-box application fault injection and resource discovery.\nGitTools – One of the Hacking Tools that Automatically find and download Web accessible .git repositories.\nKadabra – Automatic LFI exploiter and scanner.\nKadimus – LFI scan and exploit tool.\nLiffy – LFI exploitation tool.\nNoSQLmap – Automatic NoSQL injection and database takeover tool.\nOffensive Web Testing Framework (OWTF) – Python-based framework for pentesting Web applications based on the OWASP Testing Guide.\nSslstrip – One of the Hacking Tools Demonstration of the HTTPS stripping attacks.\nSslstrip2 – SSLStrip version to defeat HSTS.\nsqlmap – Automatic SQL injection and database takeover tool.\nTplmap – Automatic server-side template injection and Web server takeover Hacking Tools.\nVHostScan – A virtual host scanner that performs reverse lookups, can be used with pivot tools, detect catch-all scenarios, aliases and dynamic default pages.\nWeevely3 – Weaponized web shell.\nWebscreenshot – A simple script to take screenshots of list of websites.\nWhatWeb – Website fingerprinter.\nWappalyzer – Wappalyzer uncovers the technologies used on websites.\nwafw00f – Identifies and fingerprints Web Application Firewall (WAF) products.\nWordPress Exploit Framework – Ruby framework for developing and using modules which aid in the penetration testing of WordPress powered websites and systems.\nWPSploit – Exploit WordPress-powered websites with Metasploit.\nWeb Scanners# Arachni – Scriptable framework for evaluating the security of web applications.\nCms-explorer – Reveal the specific modules, plugins, components and themes that various websites powered by content management systems are running.\nNikto – Noisy but fast black box web server and web application vulnerability scanner.\nSecApps – In-browser web application security testing suite.\nWebReaver – Commercial, graphical web application vulnerability scanner designed for macOS.\nw3af – Hacking Tools for Web application attack and audit framework.\nWPScan – Hacking Tools of Black box WordPress vulnerability scanner.\nWapiti – Black box web application vulnerability scanner with built-in fuzzer.\nJoomscan – One of the best Hacking Tools for Joomla vulnerability scanner.\nACSTIS – Automated client-side template injection (sandbox escape/bypass) detection for AngularJS.\nWindows Utilities# Bloodhound – Graphical Active Directory trust relationship explorer.\nDeathStar – Python script that uses Empire’s RESTful API to automate gaining Domain Admin rights in Active Directory environments.\nEmpire – Pure PowerShell post-exploitation agent.\nFibratus – Tool for exploration and tracing of the Windows kernel.\nMagic Unicorn – Shellcode generator for numerous attack vectors, including Microsoft Office macros, PowerShell, HTML applications (HTA), or certutil (using fake certificates).\nMimikatz – Credentials extraction tool for Windows operating system.\nPowerSploit – PowerShell Post-Exploitation Framework.\nredsnarf – Post-exploitation tool for retrieving password hashes and credentials from Windows workstations, servers, and domain controllers.\nResponder – LLMNR, NBT-NS and MDNS poisoner.\nSysinternals Suite – The Sysinternals Troubleshooting Utilities.\nwePWNise – Generates architecture independent VBA code to be used in Office documents or templates and automates bypassing application control and exploit mitigation software.\nWindows Credentials Editor – Inspect logon sessions and add, change, list, and delete associated credentials, including Kerberos tickets.\nWindows Exploit Suggester – Detects potential missing patches on the target.\nWireless Network Hacking# Aircrack-ng – Set of Penetration testing \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list for auditing wireless networks.\nFluxion – Suite of automated social engineering based WPA attacks.\nKismet – Wireless network detector, sniffer, and IDS.\nReaver – Brute force attack against WiFi Protected Setup.\nWifite – Automated wireless attack tool.\n"},{"id":9,"href":"/health/","title":"Health","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Our food should be our medicine and our medicine should be our food.\u0026rdquo; - Hippocrates\nThe modern world is poisoning us. Big Ag, Big Pharma, social media, environmental pollution, EMFs are everywhere. Corporations and every level of our governments are complicit, and this trend doesnt seem to be slowing down. We need to take our health back into our own hands. By embracing traditional wisdom, and alternatives to mainstream health we can reclaim much of the health that modern society has been slowly destroying.\nReject modernity. Embrace Tradition.\nBioHacking Tools# AgelessBody - List of Biohacking tools and strategies\nAnyLuv Metal Glasses - Anyluv sells blue light blocking daytime and nighttime glasses with metal frames, so that you can minimize your light exposure without putting plastic on your face like most other blue light blocking glasses.\nBioHackerLabs Tools - Several different tools and resources. Net Carb Calc, Glucose Ketone Calc, Blood Sugar converter, Blue light testing.\nBluBlox - Cheaper Blue light blocking sunglasses\nBonCharge - Numerous products for sale. Include Blu light blocking, EMF Blocking, red light therapy etc. Products are bit pricey.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nEmr-Tek - Wide range of products. Inlcuding non plastic blue and yellow light blocking glasses. Iphone radiation blocking cases. Red light devices and more.\nOpal - App that blocks other apps. Social media can be addicting and can impact your productivity, but sometimes deleting it isn\u0026rsquo;t an option. Stop yourself from wasting time on social media during designated time frames with the Opal app.\nChips - Seed Oil Free# Seed oils are everywhere. New evidence shows that they are wildly toxic and heavily correlate with the increase in major chronic disease over the last 100 years. But Chips are also delicious so here\u0026rsquo;s a few options for seed oil free chips. Anti-Seed Oil Data\nBeefys Own - Beef tallow potato chips.\nMasa Chips - Organic nixtalized corn chips cooked in grassfed beef tallow. From the creators of the Shireapp. Accepts Bitcoin. Currently they are a bit pricey.\nRosies Chips - Beef tallow potato chips.\nSiete Foods - Family owned Mexican company that produces a wide range of seed oil free chips and other products. Primarily cooked in Avocado oil.\nClothing# Non Plastic, EMF Resistant and Grounded\nAll of these ideas may seem controversial to you. Here are some great resources to learn more about them. Grounding/Earthing , Microplastics , Guide on avoiding all plastics and toxic chemicals\nAJConsultingCompany - Non Plastic Alternatives\nBuffaloWoolCo - 100% buffalo/bison wool clothing.\nCottonique - GOTS Certified 100% Organic cotton products.\nEarth Runners - Earth Runners was created to rewild our lives in response to the typical modern domesticated lifestyle, which is causing numerous health, psychological and social issues. Grounded minimalist sandals.\nFindwool.com - Find 100% pure wool in your area.\nGrounded Shoes - Shoes that are discharged electricity from body via grounded shoes. Most(but not all) shoes are 100% leather and plastic free.\nHarvest and Mill - 100% organic cotton sheets, towels \u0026amp; more. 100% Sourced \u0026amp; Made in the USA.\nHemp Organic Life - Organic hemp products for all sorts of less common items such as: mattress covers, cushions, sleeping bags, soaps, socks, and even home and car seat covers.\nNatural Home - Natural home sells a wide mix of organic wool, cotton, linen, hemp furniture and much more.\nOddobody - 100% organic cotton underwear for woman.\nPeluva Shoes - Founded by liberty leaning nutrition expert Mark Sisson. Peluva aims to create shoes that allow you to move well in a more natural state.\nRawganique - Organic cotton, linen and Hemp clothing and accessories.\nRhizal Shoes - Grounded 100% leather shoes.\nThe Filtery - Aggregator for non plastic clothes and other household items.\nWoolshire - GOTS Certified 100% Organic locally sourced Cotton products. Organic sourcing is often not verified when it comes from other countries. At Woolshire it is verified.\nWyoming Based - American Wool company. Sells Beanies and Sweaters. Accepts Bitcoin. Manufactured in America. Anti-woke.\nCosmetics# Animal based and Non-Toxic\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Deodorant, Toothpaste, soap, etc\nCaptain Fishers - Balms and Hair serum using Tallow and other natural ingredients.\nClara And Fritz - Whipped tallow based sunscreen and other products\nDakota Tallow - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nFarrow.Life - Pork Lard based. Farrow is made in real time and in small batches to ensure super freshness and the highest quality.\nJKLM Farm - Small Batch Animal Fat Soap \u0026amp; Skincare Products. Includes bone marrow soap,bacon fat soap, hair paste and more.\nMeraki Blu - Meraki Blu and Tallow based supplements. Meraki Blu has been shown to help Energy, Focus, Short-Term and Long-Term Memory, Uplift Mood, Calm Anxiety, and be Anti-Aging focused.\nNoseToTail-BodyCare - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nVintage Tradition - Tallow Lip balms.\nWhite Oaks Home goods - White oaks also provides tallow and lard based cosmetics, candles etc.\nDental Health# Dental health has been an epidemic of malocclusion largely related the to quality of our food for thousands of years. This has led to mass issues with dental decay and improper facial development which leads to nasal breathing, which in turns leads to wisdom teeth problems and many other following health issues.Check out these resources to learn more: Weston A Price\u0026rsquo;s world wide study , Jaw Development , Breathing , General Dental Health\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Toothpaste and other products. Completely natural with no Fluoride.\nVanMan Shop - Toothpase made from eggshell and betonite clay. Shipped in glass containers. Offers other products as well.\nBite - Plastic free Vegan friendly toothpaste and other teeth related products, including bamboo tooth brushes and plastic free floss, all sold in non plastic containers.\nGreenzla - Bamboo plastic free tooth brushes.\nPlastic Free Dental Floss - Made from wheat instead of plastic for your flossing needs.\nMastique Chewing Gum - Often referred to as mastic gum, Mastique offers sugar free, seed oil and trans fat free Mastic gum for chewing to help build jaw strength and avoid jaw/wisdom teeth problems. Also comes with xylitol, coconut and natural mastic for extra teeth care. Doesn\u0026rsquo;t taste like regular gum, but ultimately its not bad tasting either.\nGreco Gum - Single ingredient mastic gum for increasing jaw strength. Made from resinous sap that seeps from the bark of the mastic tree (Pistacia lentiscus) and becomes crystallized.\nApolloGum - Single ingredient mastic gum with only a single ingredient. Offers a 21% discount if purchased in bitcoin.\nBiolight - A redlight device specifically for your mouth and teeth. Red light has shown tremendous health benefits across a wide spectrum. The Biolight can help to restore your oral microbiome. Company also provides many other redlight products.\nMewing App - An app from the creator of Mewing, that helps you do different mewing exercises designed to help strengthen your jaw with proper tongue posture, and help your face, jaw and teeth develop properly.\nEnvironmental Toxin Monitoring# Because Health - A nonprofit environmental health site that offers science-based tips and guides for buying safer cookware and dishes, uncontaminated foods, and nontoxic personal-care products—to help people live more healthfully.\nBreast Cancer Prevention Partners - An organization that provides information for reducing toxic exposures—in food packaging, cosmetics, and other everyday products—to protect people’s breast health and reproductive health.\nCHEM Trust - A website that offers terrific fact sheets about hazardous chemicals and their impacts on health, as well as news about chemical legislation in Europe (such as REACH).\nClearya - A browser plug-in and mobile app that help online shoppers make informed choices. Clearya automatically screens ingredient lists for chemicals of concern while shopping online, and assists in discovering safer alternatives. In parallel, the platform mines insights that serve environmental health scientists and advocacy groups.\nEnvironmental Defense Fund - A leading global nonprofit organization that promotes research related to preserving the health of both the environment and its populations, including humans.\nEnvironmental Health News - A publication of Environmental Health Sciences, a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental health issues, including climate change, the plastic pollution crisis, and harmful chemicals such as BPA.\nEnvironmental Working Group - A nonprofit dedicated to protecting human health and the environment. The group offers excellent Shopper’s Guides with scientifically based recommendations on choosing healthy consumer products (from cosmetics to cleaning products) and uncontaminated foods (including produce). The organization also offers a Healthy Living App with ratings of more than 120,000 food and personal-care products, to help consumers make the healthiest choices.\nMade Safe - A program that certifies safe brands of cosmetics, household products, apparel, bedding, and other products, after a rigorous screening and evaluation of ingredients and materials. Check out their new Healthy Pregnancy Guide.\nNational Resources Defense Council - An organization that works to safeguard the earth, including its air, water, people, plants, and animals, from pollution, chemicals, and other toxic effects.\nProgram on Reproductive Health and the Environment - Under the auspices of the University of California, San Francisco, this program offers valuable resources that can help minimize people’s exposure to reproductive toxins in everyday life.\nSafer Chemicals, Healthy Families - A coalition of organizations and businesses working to safeguard families from toxic chemicals in our homes, workplaces, schools, and in the products we use.\nSafer Made - An organization that invests in companies and technologies that eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals in consumer products and supply chains. Its newsletters highlight developments in phasing out certain chemicals and progress on other environmental issues.\nSilent Spring Institute - A scientific research organization dedicated to uncovering the links between environmental chemicals and human health. On the preventive front, the organization developed Detox Me, a free mobile app to help consumers reduce their exposure to toxic chemicals in their everyday surroundings.\nToxic Free Future - An organization that conducts original research on the complex science underlying different aspects of environmental health and advocates for the use of safer products, chemicals, and practices to ensure a healthier future.\nFood Freedom Advocacy# Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFood Discovery Apps# Feed the People By the People - An organization dedicated to empowering farmers and ranchers across the country and cutting out middlemen to enable direct sales to customers. By decentralizing the food supply chain, they aim to put the power of food back in the hands of the people.\nGetRawMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area based off your zip code.\nGround Work Collective - Website that finds high quality farms and high quality soil.\nLabel Ferret - Label Ferret uses nutrition data from a variety of sources but nutrition data and ingredient labels change frequently so accuracy cannot be guaranteed. You can use this app to read ingredients and nutritional facts from a wide range of different products.\nLocal Fats: Website that that helps you find food providers that dont use seed oils. Includes locations all over the world. Locations are crowd sourced, so anyone can submit a new location they find.\nRealMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area.\nSeed Oil Rebellion - Website that provides education around seed oils and buying/food guides.\nSeed Oil Scout - App that helps you find restaurants and fast food providers that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App only works in IOS.\nSeed oil Free Restaurants - Website that lets you look up specific restaurants to see what oils they cook in and dont cook in.\nSeedy App - App that helps you find restaurants, fast food providers and products at grocery stores that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App is under construction. Old demo app only worked in IOS.\nShireapp - App that finds local high quality real foods. Includes multiple categories such as Seed oil free, regenerative, grass fed, organic, raw etc.\nHealth Funding Projects# Decentralized Health Fund - The Decentralized Health Fund looks to fund important but largely unprofitable research in regards to lesser known areas of health. The fund is working to collect and store money in BTC in order to give out grants to fund studies and projects around the dangers of EMF\u0026rsquo;s, the benefit of grounding, sunlight and other natural sources.\nNew Founding - New Founding is looking to raise funds to focus on \u0026ldquo;early-stage ventures where we can add exceptional value by leveraging our significant proprietary deal flow, our best-in-class intelligence of conservative consumer and institutional demand, and our connections within the right-wing ecosystem.\u0026rdquo; ‍\nHealthcare Alternative# Chronic Illness Recovery - An institute that focuses on healing from long term health issues caused by systemic inflammation and other modern causes.\nCrowdhealth - CrowdHealth is not an insurance company, but a platform \u0026amp; community that empowers you with a crowdfunding tool and a wealth of resources to efficiently manage your health care costs.\nCurehunter - Free service that catalogs most medical conditions and potential treatments. CureHunter is a fully integrated scientific search, data retrieval and analysis engine on the web that can read the entire US National Library of Medicine Medline Archive and automatically extract and quantify the evidence for successful clinical outcomes of all known drugs for all known human diseases.\nDPC Network - Find Direct Primary care Doctors near you.\nDpcare - Direct Primary Care (DPC) is an innovative alternative payment model improving access to high functioning healthcare with a simple, flat, affordable membership fee. No fee-for-service payments. No third party billing. The defining element of DPC is an enduring and trusting relationship between a patient and his or her primary care provider.\nDruglike - Druglike is a platform for democratizing the access, costs, and rewards of early-stage drug discovery. Druglike is building a decentralized computing network which provides resources for anyone looking to start or contribute to early-stage drug discovery projects. Unlike competitors, Druglike will be web-based and completely free to use.\nFree Market Medical Association - Free Market Medical Association helps find Market alternatives to healthcare, co-founded by the CEO of Oklahoma Surgery Center.\nOklahoma Surgery Center - Free Market for Surgery with full price transparency.\nRevero.com - Program that aims to evaluate and measure health metrics to get down to the real causes of your health issues, while using a nutritional and holistic approach.\nTrue Med - True Med helps facilitate acceptance of HSA and FSA money for individuals and companies. This can be used by or for any company that promotes better diet, exercise or other alternative forms of health.\nTWC.Health - Alternative healthcare to the mainstream pharma system. Also sells supplements. Co-founded by Dr. Peter McCullough.\nHigh Quality Meat# Organic, Grass Fed, Regenerative and Seed Oil Free Food\nAUPA Bar - The Chad of energy bars. High quality meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit. AUPA gives discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. Save an additional 5% with code word \u0026ldquo;liberty\u0026rdquo;\nEpic Provisions - One of the best and most convenient ways to access high quality meat in convenient packaging.\nForce of Nature - Another fantastic option for regenerative meat. Including Beef, Bison, Chicken, Elk, Venison, Wild Boar and more. Force of Nature is also unique in selling \u0026ldquo;Ancestral Blends\u0026rdquo; ground meat mixed with small amounts of organ meats for delicious ways to eat highly nutritious organ meats.\nJoyce-Farms - Another great regenerative source of meat. Provides a wide range of poultry, sausages and jerkies.\nMauinui Venison - Regenerative/sustainable raised deer. Axis deer are an invasive species in Maui and need to be kept in check to preserve the water and local plants/farms as there are no natural predators for the deer on Maui. Slightly pricey.\nMeatrition - A massive database in defense of all things Meat.\nNose to Tail - Regenerative and pastured raise meat, specifically focused on producing the best low PUFA raised mono-gastric animals like Chicken and Pork. Also sells Lamb.\nWhite Oak Pastures - One of the most respected regenerative farms around, practicing their idea of \u0026ldquo;radically traditionally farming\u0026rdquo;. White oaks sells several different kinds of meat, including, Duck, Goose, Guinea, Rabbit, Goat etc. White Oak has really pioneered the regenerative model and proofed its effective with a peer reviewed study\nWild Idea Buffalo - Another great option. Focuses primarily on buffalo but has several other great offers. Bison are only slaughtered in the field, never in a slaughterhouse.\nMedical Drugs Resellers# Buy medical drugs from third parties that may be in limited supply.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinal. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nContraband Cures - A list of alternative style medicines for several different conditions.\nContingency Medical - Emergency Antibiotic Kits, for Home or on the Go. Stay protected against Nausea, Vomiting, Strep Throat, UTIs, Diarrhea, Ear Infections, Sinusitis and more.\nDuration Health - The portable emergency room — Peace of mind for off-grid living and travel. Their doctors prescribe you life-saving medications before you need them. They ship them to you before your next adventure. Treat urgent medical issues anywhere — without finding a doctor or pharmacy.\nJase Medical - Emergency meds and Prescription drugs.\nMountain Rose Herbs - One of the best sources of organic herbs and alternative medicines.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nPurely Prepared Patriot - American company that sells Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and Fenbendazole.\nOSINT- Health and the Environment# Antennasearch.com - Track 5g Towers in your area.\nClimateViewerMaps - Track Real Time data of climate weather across the world including rainfall and UN Tracking of weather Modification projects.\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nSupplement Testing and Rankings# Consumerlab - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nLabdoor - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nVaccine and Medical Info# Just the Inserts - Just the Inserts is a collection of all vaccine and other medication related info from the official source. While much of this information is public, it is often obfuscated and difficult to find. Just the Inserts bring all of the safety related data to one convient place for you to check on what the actual side affects of vaccines and other medications are. "},{"id":10,"href":"/job-boards/","title":"Job Boards","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.\u0026rdquo; - Confucius\nWhy work for a company you hate? If you believe in liberty many of these companies hate you. Stop wasting your talents and your energy on them, and find something that advances your values.\nCrypto Jobs# Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale. Jobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin. Latium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase. Publish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens. Liberty and Crypto Related Job Boards# AnonFriendly - Don\u0026rsquo;t doxx yourself for work. Job boards for Anonymous workers. Bankless.Pallet - The best jobs in crypto and DeFi, curated by Bankless, for the Bankless Nation. New technical and non-technical job posts every week. BitcoinerJobs - Bitcoiner Jobs is the leading career site helping to build the emerging Bitcoin industry and the careers of Bitcoiners within it. Publicsq - Non-woke and conservative leaning job board. Talent Market - Talent Market’s mission is to promote liberty by providing talent for critical roles within the free-market nonprofit sector. Provide Free consulting for liberty focused non profits. No-Jab Job Boards# Based.Pro - Formerly \u0026ldquo;NoVaxMandate.org\u0026rdquo; Based.Pro has pivoted from its vax focus to help you connect with professionals, companies and institutions who share your values. Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types. Redballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or covid nonsense. Unjected - Dating board for people who have not had any of the Covid-19 Vaccines. Vaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status. "},{"id":11,"href":"/metrics/","title":"Metrics","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Freedom and Anti Freedom Metrics# “Just as Soviet managers responded by producing shoddy goods that met the numerical targets set by their overlords, so do schools, police forces, and businesses find ways of fulfilling quotas with shoddy goods of their own.” ― Jerry Z. Muller\nIn order to better understand the broader picture, data collection becomes essential. Data collection can be used to paint whatever narrative its collectors want. We must be aware of the actual data in order to interrupt the truth as it is, and not what politics wants it to be. Here are a list of metrics tracking different statistics directly related to rising tyranny in our world.\nAtlantic Council CBDCTracker - Tracks Country progress of (CBDC)Central Bank Digital Currency Implementation and testing\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nCDBC Tracker - A project by the Human Rights Foundation to track CDBC development worldwide.\nCriticalrace.org Track CRT and other forms of Wokeness in schools. Tracks Colleges and K-12. Tracks many of the specific actions taken at every school.\nDefendingEd - Tracking DEI/Wokism in Schools.\nFreedomHouse.org - Freedom Metric across the world, does not Track Covid.\nFreedominthe50states.org - Tracks the most Free US states in regards to a wide set of metrics, does not track covid freedoms. Provided by the Cato institute.\nFungibility-Graveyard - List of People who have been exposed and prosecuted for or while using Bitcoin due to lack of privacy\nHeritage World Freedom Index - Economic Freedom across the world\nICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nRootshq - Website that tracks different liberty groups and associations across America\nShadowstats - Tracks true levels of economics in America, Money supply, Inflation, GDP etc…\nUSDebtclock - Real time National Debt Counter.\nWashingtonPost Police Shooting DB - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states.\nWokeWagon - Tracks woke political appointees in government\nWorld Press Freedoms - Ranking of all countries in the world by freest to least free press.\n"},{"id":12,"href":"/money/","title":"Money","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" If you don’t believe it or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try and convince you. I am sorry. - Satoshi Nakamoto\nCrypto Currency, The greatest tool we have.\nFinancial privacy is largely being wiped away across the world, while governments simultaneously destroy the value of our currencies through inflation and sanctions. With the invention of Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto gave us what is probably the single greatest tool for freedom in the history of the world. With decentralized crypto currency we have the ability to fix our money and fix the world. While some people believe that all non bitcoin crypto currencies are a scam we do not agree. We believe in competition for all freedom tech. Bitcoin isn\u0026rsquo;t perfect and shouldn\u0026rsquo;t be treated as a religion. The best counterpoint to bitcoins imperfection is its inherent lack of privacy and its current difficulty with scaling. Monero provides the best and simplest use case for privacy and is a great alternative to bitcoin. Likewise we believe that other crypto projects may have real utility in pursuing freedom. That being said the crypto industry is absolutely saturated with scams and grifters. As always do your own research and invest carefully. Hold your own keys and continue your journey to being financially sovereign.\nAcquire Crypto# Atomic Swaps# Atomic Swaps are the future of Crypto Currency trading. Completely custody-less, heavily private, and generally uncensorable. Still very much in development. Learn more here.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nBasic Swap Dex - Atomic Swap DEX. No added fees. Installed locally. Currently in BETA.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nLiquiality - Atomic Swaps across multiple coins.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nUnstoppapleSwaps - Atomic Swap from BTC to Monero.\nDecentralized Exchanges# Decentralization is a spectrum. Many decentralized exchanges aren\u0026rsquo;t nearly as decentralized as they claim to be, but usually they are far more distributed than any centralized exchanges.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nFiat On Ramps (P2P)# Bisq - Buy and sell bitcoin for fiat (or other cryptocurrencies) privately and securely using Bisq\u0026rsquo;s peer-to-peer network and open-source desktop software. Bisq allows you to purchase your bitcoin using P2P Zelle transactions. No registration required.\nHodl Hodl - Anonymous P2P deals on your terms. Trade globally. Using any payment system. For any fiat currency. Bitcoin only. No registration required.\nLocal Monero - Local Monero makes it easy for you to connect with real people in the real world to buy and sell Monero with no KYC. Announced in May 2024 that they would be shutting down. No reason given, but this is likely due to regulatory pressure against other platforms like Samurai and Tornado cash.\nPeach Bitcoin - Peach allows users to purchase BTC in many different national currencies all P2P without KYC. Not currently available in the US.\nRetoSwap - Like Bisq but for Monero. Installed locally, it uses Monero and Tor for high level privacy.\nXMRGlobal - A monero focused p2p exchange for purchasing cryptocurrency via Zelle, ACH cash etc.\nNon-Custodial exchanges# Most exchanges are custodial, meaning you are required to leave crypto on their platform if you want to trade, or you purchase and they will hold on to it initially. Non-custodial exchanges will send your trades and purchases directly to wallets of your choosing.\nChangenow - Reliable non KYC exchange.\nChangelly - Not recommended at this time. Changelly does not require KYC for smaller transactions but they will sometimes implement KYC mid trade, forcing to KYC or lose your funds.\nCryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nEvonax - Established in 2016,Evonax operates as a non-custodial instant cryptocurrency exchange, ensuring that users’ funds are never held within the platform. Serving as an intermediary between cryptocurrencies and users, Evonax provides access to a diverse range of digital assets including Monero (XMR).\nFixedFloat - Good rates for crypto exchanges, does not currently allow US customer IP addresses. Does not require KYC.\nGodex.io - This exchange is a dependable tool for immediate conversions. It supports the conversion of over 300 cryptocurrencies into Monero, without any KYC requirements and it works in both directions, offering great flexibility.\nHoudini Swap - Privacy focused non custodial exchange.\nKYC vs No KYC list - A list of P2P Trading Platforms (i.e. P2P exchanges) for trading Bitcoin. Common payment methods include bank transfer, cash deposited in the seller\u0026rsquo;s bank account, in-person cash (face-to-face) trades as well as payment networks such as Zelle, Alipay, even Cash App and PayPal, for example. Some of these payment methods are more private than others. Typically, face-to-face, cash-by-mail, and US Postal Money Orders are among the most private methods available.\nKYCNotMe - Website that Tracks exchanges that don\u0026rsquo;t use KYC.\nMexc - Crypto trades without KYC. Currently blocked for US based IP addresses.\nNO KYC Only - Education on avoiding KYC and why its problematic.\nOrangeFren - Check many KYC-free services and find the one with the best offer for a wide variety of coins.\nSimpleSwap - Exchange multiple tokens without giving up custody. Requires an account. Offers cash back in their own token.\nSideShift - Shift between different layer 2 tokens. Includes tokens on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Polygoin.\nStealthEx - StealthEX is a non-custodial cryptocurrency exchange service that accepts Monero (XMR). The platform does not require users to create an account or share personal information. Additionally, funds are not stored on StealthEX; exchanges are conducted directly between wallets. At StealthEX, there are no upper limits for your exchanges — you can exchange any amount you desire. When it comes to minimum amounts, you only need to ensure you have enough to cover the network fees.\nSwapSwop - SwapSwop is an instant anonymous crypto exchange with a high level of security from SSL certificates on internal services to a multi-stage exchange procedure, which guarantees the safety of your assets and quick exchange for the desired cryptocurrency.\nTrocador - Privacy focused front end to push your transactions through non KYC exchanges.\nBusiness Directories# AirBTC - AirBNB for Bitcoiners.\nAgoristAcers - Purchase Seeds with Monero.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nAutoCoinCar - Purchase Luxury cars with Crypto - (UK Only).\nBeef Initiative - Purchase Regenerative/Grass fed beef with Crypto.\nBitcoin-P2P Marketplace - BTC sales.\nBitcoin-RealEstate - Purchase Real estate with crypto.\nBitcoin-only - The Ultimate guide to all things Bitcoin.\nBitcoin-only.com - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nBitejo - Massive List of companies that accept Monero and Bitcoin - Is now XMRBazzar.\nCarCoinMarket - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCompTIA Vouchers - CompTIA certs for Btc.\nCryptoCars - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCryptwerk - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nDirectory.BTCPayserver - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nGrowingSpaces - Buy Greenhouses with BTC.\nMonerica - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nMoneromarket - XMR trading platform with escrow. Start selling and buying today.\nOatManFarms - Purchase Oats for BTC.\nShopinBit - Purchase all sorts of items in BTC, only ships to UK currently.\nXMR Bazzar - A p2p shopping center for buying and selling services and goods in Monero. Built by Douglas Tumen, founder and host of the Monero Talk podcast.\nCrypto Jobs# Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale.\nJobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin.\nLatium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase.\nPublish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens.\nDAO and DEFI Tools# ApeBoard - Cross chain crypto monitoring Dashboard.\nCoin - Crypto portfolio account and crypto news aggregator.\nCow.fi - CoW Protocol finds the lowest price for your trade across all exchanges and aggregators, such as Uniswap and 1inch – and protects you from MEV, unlike the others.\nDAOStack - Project that helps you streamline the creation of your own DAO.\nDefiSafety - DEFI Security ratings.\nDefillama - The ultimate tracker for all things DEFI. Track Yield, transparency, NFTs, Stables, Hacks etc.\nDapps.com - Dapp rankings via marketcap.\nDextools - Cross Chain Defi and Cefi Dashboard.\nGhostfol - Multichain Dashboard, includes traditional stocks and ETF’s as well.\nHedgehog - Centralized Exchange Dashboard Management.\nRailgun - RAILGUN is a smart contract system that enables Zero-Knowledge Privacy for any on-chain dApp.\nRotki - An open source portfolio tracker, accounting and analytics tool that protects your privacy. Can be self hosted.\nTornado Cash - DO NOT USE IF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. Tornado cash is an Ethereum based coinjoin mixer that can be used to gain privacy on Ethereum. In August 2022 Tornado Cash was blacked listed by the US government and added to the OFAC list. While the front end website is no longer running you can still interact with the smart contract(this is by design). If you are a US citizen you risk criminal penalties for doing so. Alex Pertsev, was sentenced to five years in prison for his work on development of Tornado cash. It\u0026rsquo;s important to note that despite the shutdown by the US government, the Tornado Cash smart contract is still up and running, and is more less unstoppable as long as the Ethereum network continues to run. If you would like to support the legal defence fund you can so by checking out Justice DAO.\nDecentralized Nodes# Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Avalanche and more.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nHandshake - Decentralized DNS. Handshake is an experiment on collaborating to create a decentralized network which results in a global allocation of names. Think of the handles or usernames you use on services such as social networks, and domain names identifying the URL for websites. Nearly all of these services were provided by trusted third parties which prevent the web from truly being decentralized. Handshake provides a means, including key management and server/service authentication, for decentralized web services to experiment.\nMonero Nodo - A full, unpruned, and dedicated hardware node comes equipped with Tor and I2P support, ensuring maximum privacy and security for your transactions. Manage your wallets effortlessly through the LWS Admin panel and enjoy the convenience of our built-in block explorer. The 5.5″ touchscreen allows you to control your node directly from the device, or you can access it from the web for added flexibility and full block explorer functionality. Mine Monero using P2Pool. Contribute to your privacy by running your own personal node while contributing to the Monero network.\nMyNodeBTC - Run Bitcoin nodes and lots of other Bitcoin applications, includes wallets, BTCPay Server, Lightning tools and Whirlpool and other privacy tools.\nPibode-XMR - Small Raspberry pi focused distro for Monero mining.\nPktCash - PKT is an ecosystem of apps that decentralize access to the internet. The mission is to get the next billion people online.\nThreefold - Decentralized Autonomous Internet Infrastructure. ThreeFold is a globally-distributed grid of storage, compute, and network capacity, acting as “no middleman” Internet resources between independent capacity providers and users.\nEducation and certifications# C4/Crypto Consortium - Offers certifications for BTC, Eth and crypto best practices.\nBlockchain-Council.org - Blockchain Council embraces Blockchain, AI, and Web3 with a range of certifications and training.\nChainalysis Certifications - The Chainalysis Cryptocurrency Fundamentals Certification (CCFC) credential is designed for those new to cryptocurrency. Whether you’re starting out on a career focused on crypto, or are coming across bitcoin as you run investigations, onboard new businesses or formulate cryptocurrency compliance policies, this is the place to begin.\nFund Raising# Giveth - Giveth is building a new way forward with its zero-fee, community-driven donation platform - leveraging the power of blockchain technology to connect on-the-ground projects with regenerative funding opportunities.\nGeyser.fund - Geyser is a bitcoin-native crowdfunding platform where you can fund project ideas with the support from global communities.\nHeo.Finance - Decentralized crowdfunding without borders. Help Each Other (HEO) is the first decentralized stablecoin-based crowdfunding platform that removes geographical and political limitations from fundraising. HEO platform is already live on Binance Smart Chain, Celo, Aurora, and Ethereum mainnets.\nKuno Media - Monero based crowd funding.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow institute works to help fund privacy and anti surveillance tech.\nOpen Sats - Open Sats Initiative, Inc. (EIN 85-2722249) is a 501(c)(3) public charity which aims to fund Bitcoin-related free and open-source projects and associated education and research initiatives. Open Sats focuses on no strings attached Bitcoin(only) and freedom tech donations.\nStacks.org - The mission of the Stacks project is to enable a better internet through decentralized apps. To do it, they’re expanding the Bitcoin economy and enabling more functionality as a Bitcoin layer.\nTen31 - Ten31 is the leading bitcoin-focused investor and partner of choice to companies building technology and infrastructure for the bitcoin ecosystem, as well as complementary freedom-oriented technologies including open source software, AI and nostr.\nMerchant Services# Align Pay - AlignPay never picks sides on any issue and is proud to facilitate a welcoming place where people, organizations, campaigns, and merchants can interact in a healthy, open, and legal way.\nParallel Economy - Censorship-Resistant payment processing backed by Conservative Commentator Dan Bongino.\nRevere Payments - A Christian merchant services provider that offers a wide range of solutions for businesses in a variety of industries, including e-commerce, retail, restaurant, firearms, religious, political, CBD, and non-profit. We’re using the same innovative technology as our parent company, Metrics Global, to bring seamless, secure online payments to any industry.\nSecond Amendment Processing - 2nd Amendment processing helps you protect yourself and your business from being censored for your political views or other forms of wrong think.\nOsint for Crypto# AMLBot - Founded in 2019, AMLBot Online assessment of crypto addresses and transactions, founded in 2019 by a team of RegTech specialists in accordance with FATF international recommendations. Offers both free and non-free services.\nClarks Dashboard - A comprehensive list of all BTC Data. Includes Block times, price data, Side chain data, mining etc.\nDeveloperReports - Tracks the current amount of developers on Crypto projects.\nMonero Garden - A complete introduction and walkthrough on all the technical specifics of Monero.\nMonero Inflation - Tracks potential inflation or flaws in the Monero Protocol. Due to Monero\u0026rsquo;s privacy proper auditing can be difficult.\nMonero Observer - News aggregator for all things monero.\nMoneroj.net - Tracks the Monero mining hash rate across all miners.\nMonero.Eco - Graphical interface for the entire Monero Ecosystem.\nMiningPoolStats - Track all data across mining pools for all sorts of crypto projects. Organized primarily by what type of hash algorithm each blockchain uses.\n[Monerowatch](https://monerowat.ch - A monero blockchain explorer. While Monero doesnt have a tradational blockchain explorer we can track block times and size. Along with hash rate and other useful metrics.\nOXT.me - OXT is a tool designed for Exploratory Blockchain Analysis of the bitcoin ledger. OXT is the \u0026lsquo;Other exploration Tool\u0026rsquo; and it should become the \u0026lsquo;Open eXploration Tool\u0026rsquo; in the future.\nStable Pulse - Get a clear, accurate, minimally filtered view of the stablecoin ecosystem.\nThe Monero Moon - The ultimate newsletter for all things Monero.\nTheGraph.com - Crypto Database API Tools.\nTimechainstats.com - BTC Chain API data.\nTrack Bitcoin Nodes - Tracks total Bitcoin nodes.\nTrack Bitcoin Treasuries - Tracks the public Bitcoin Wallets of major corporations and governments.\nTrack Ethereum Nodes - Tracks total Ethereum nodes.\nDefi Lama StablecoinData - Stable coin data across chains.\nPrivacy Software# Bokuto Monero Node - Open source fork of Ronin Dojo’s Bakuto project that allows for a full node Monero wallet.\nBorder Wallets - Border Wallets is a website that helps you strategize on how best to memorize your wallet seed phrase. This can be useful if you need to cross a border, or have a particularly high threat model.\nGupax - Gupax is a GUI for mining Monero on P2Pool using XMRig.\nJam - Jam is a graphical user interface for JoinMarket, and while obviously related, is a separate project developed by a separate set of people.\nJoinMarket-Org - JoinMarket is software to create a special kind of bitcoin transaction called a CoinJoin transaction. Its aim is to improve the confidentiality and privacy of bitcoin transactions. With the shutdown of Samurai wallet, and the withdrawal of the not recommended service Wasabi from the US, Join Market is now one of the only privacy tools for Bitcoin.\nPinode - Monero OS for running full Monero Nodes on Pi’s, Rockpros and Odroids.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nSilent Payments - Silent Payments make receiving Bitcoin easier than ever while preserving your privacy. Silent Payments allow you to create a single, static address to share with friends, use for donations, or post for tips without sacrificing privacy. When someone wants to send you a payment, they use the unique public key that is a part of your Silent Payment address, combine it with the public keys of the outputs they want to send and generate a unique, one-time address that looks on-chain just like any other Taproot address.\nXMRVSBeast - P2Pool Bonus Hash Rate Raffle for people providing Monero Hash.\nSocial Media# Coinpayments.net - Purchase Social media followers with Monero.\nEchoIn - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here.\nFountain - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nMinds - Minds is an open-source social networking service that promotes free speech, privacy, and transparency.\nOshi - Oshi is a powerful marketing and rewards platform built to replace stars, punch cards, and coffee points with something that people really want - Bitcoin.\nOrange Pill App - Bitcoin dating and friend finder.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.ps://www.minds.com/) - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nSpeculative Projects# DarkFi - DarkFi is a new Layer 1 blockchain, designed with anonymity at the forefront. It offers flexible private primitives that can be wielded to create any kind of application. DarkFi aims to make anonymous engineering highly accessible to developers. Backed by noted Crypto Anarchist Amir Taaki.\nFedimints - While still largely theoretical, Fediments is based off the original 1980\u0026rsquo;s concept of Chaumian Ecash, that would essentially provide federated mints built on top of Bitcoin, with high levels of privacy. Two implementations of this concept are Cashu and Umint. These are still in active development. One potential problem with this is legal pressure due to potential classification of these services as unlicensed money transmitters, much like how Samurai Wallet and potentially custodial lightning services are being targeted.\nFreedom Dollar - Freedom Dollar is a private, censorship-resistant stablecoin protocol built on Zano. Stable coins are a useful but sometimes risky project, as they are supposed to maintain their price point with a fiat asset like the dollar.\nHaveno - Haveno aims to be a crypto on ramp much like Bisq that uses Monero instead of Bitcoin as the base payment option. Haveno will utilize TOR and p2p trades, while never taking custody of your funds.\nPirate Chain - Launched in 2018 with the primary goal of being the most private and secure digital currency, Pirate Chain strives to protect the financial privacy of every user in the world. Pirate Chain achieves this by employing the strongest and most acclaimed privacy protocol in the industry, and couples this with an unassailable strategy implementation. Pirate vs Monero Breakdown\nSerai DEX - Largely created in response to Thorchain\u0026rsquo;s choice to not integrate Monero, the Serai Dex works much like the Thorchain DEX, providing coin trading between different native coins using liquidity pools funded by users for small rewards.\nZano - An ambitious project that offers the privacy of Monero for regular transactions, including all projects built ontop of its network. Additionally offers alias addresses so you can associate a wallet address with a name, much like how DNS works for IP addresses. Offers escrow services and Iconic swaps as an alternative to Atomic Swaps. Also allows for building dApps on chain as well.\nSpending Options# Bill Pay# Bitrefill Credit Card Service - Service to pay off Credit Card for multiple providers. Requires KYC. Currently disabled for Americans, but hopefully will be returning. This service does require KYC, but they do offer other services that do not.\nDoctorSim - Top up or recharge any prepaid phone in over 200 countries instantly and securely with doctorSIM.\nSpritz.Finance - Focuses on bill pay, secured payments, automated payments etc. Uses Web 3. Requires an account. Currently in closed Beta.\nCredit Cards# Abine - An alternative credit card masking service. Abine has similar features, virtual cards up to 500$ for individual vendors. But Abine also offers other privacy services like phone masking, email masking and more. Abine does not have a free tier unlike privacy.com.\nBitpay - Preloaded Bitpay card that lets you spend your Bitcoin.\nDashDirect - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including DASH. Dash Direct phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with DASH for discounts from hundreds of vendors. No KYC Required.\nDoNotPay - DoNotPay is a consumer rights company that helps you fight corporations and beat bureaucracy. They offer a wide range of services, including bill pay, credit card management, and more.\nEzzocard - Anon cards can be purchased via crypto. Charges a decent markup.\nKlutchCard - Service that provides several management and privacy features for your bank account. Klutch gives you unlimited Virtual cards, a physical card without your name on the front, and the ability to manage your spending transactions in depth all while still earning cash back. Does require KYC information and a good credit score though. Another downside, there is currently no way to pay off your balance other than to link your account via ACH and routing number.\nLaso.Finance - A bit pricey. Virtual Credit card with no KYC card that allows for spends of over 1K anywhere in the world. Currently uses Metamask for stable coins only. Monero support coming soon.\nPayWithMoon - Virtual Cards with no KYC funded by lightning based Bitcoin transactions. You can create as many virtual cards as you want, but cards are limited in amounts of 1000$. These cards do not currently work outside of the United States. Used to provide full pre-paid credit cards only offers gift cards now.\nPrivacy.com - The primary method for Credit Card Privacy. By linking your bank account to your Debit card, you can create virtual privacy focused cards that only work for one vendor at a time. This prevents your Debit card from being used in the event of a vendor data breach. Virtual cards are easily deletable. Downsides are that you start with 500$ per card limits for virtual cards. And there is the privacy concern of sharing your bank data with a third party. Please use our affiliate link when signing up. To get an extra $5 dollars on sign up.\nUquid - Virtual card for crypto, only works through Binance or wallet connect compatible wallets, for a wide range of gift card services.\nX1 - Similar to Klutch. Control subscriptions and keep your details private with disposable card numbers.donotpay.com/learn/virtual-credit-card-generator/) - Free Virtual Credit Card Generator for signing up for trial services. Do not Pay also works to create an AI focused response to many asymmetrical problems of society like fighting back against parking tickets or social media de-platforming with automated and proven methods of remediating these issues.\nGift Cards# Egifter - Buy and send premium gift cards for a wide range of services. Offers points per purchases. Gyft - Gift cards for over 200 vendors. Coinsbee - Does Phone Top ups. Bitrefill - Gifts cards and other services. Coincards - giftcards available in multiple countries, Coincards has everything you could possibly need to live your life with crypto! Offers Phone Top ups and accepts Monero. Stealths - Monero first Gift card sales. No KYC Required. Wallets# Bitcoin Wallets# Ashigaru - A new fork of Samurai Wallet without the coinjoin services. As this is new untested its recommended not to put large amounts of BTC on here just yet.\nCasa - Self custody wallet with built in Multi-sig for security and inheritance built in so that your assets aren\u0026rsquo;t lost in the event of death. Only takes Bitcoin and Ethereum.\nCold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nElectrum Wallet - Founded in 2011 Electrum is one of the oldest, simplest and most trusted Bitcoin Only wallets in the game. With a simple interface that has been forked by many other blockchain projects Electrum has everything you need to store and use your bitcoin easily and securely.\nSamurai Wallet - A modern bitcoin wallet hand forged to keep your transactions private your identity masked and your funds secured. Samurai Wallet is a mobile only wallet that is built to work with the Ronin Dojo Full node and Whirlpool privacy coinjoins. Completely Open Source. Mobile only wallet. In April 2024 Samurai Wallet was shutdown by the US government and the founders of the wallet arrested. While the wallet still works if installed, the Whirpool coinjoin features have since been disabled. You can donate to the Samurai defense team here You can also find a list of Public Dojo Clones to use at Dojobay\nSparrow Wallet - Sparrow is a Bitcoin wallet for those who value financial self sovereignty. Sparrow’s emphasis is on security, privacy and usability. Sparrow does not hide information from you - on the contrary it attempts to provide as much detail as possible about your transactions and UTXOs, but in a way that is manageable and usable. Completely Open Source. Desktop only wallet. Following the arrest of the Samurai Wallet Devs, the Whirlpool privacy features were removed from the wallet.\nHardware Wallets# Cold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nFoundationDevices - Foundation builds the Passport hardware wallet which is an airgapped wallet hardware device. Passport has no direct connection with the outside world – no USB data and no wireless communications. Instead, Passport uses a camera and QR codes for communication. This provides hardcore, airgapped security without sacrificing usability.\nLedger - NOT RECOMMENDED. While Ledger has a long history in the space of supporting multiple coins. Ledger is close sourced. Ledger has recently come under for fire for creating a backup policy that lets you back up your keys to Ledgers cloud providers, which means that your private keys could be susceptible to third party pressures on the key holders. Also Ledger was caught sending customer data to several different third parties.\nMonero Signer - Monero Signer is a hardware signing device equipped with a camera that allows you to sign transactions offline via QR-Code. Monero Signer also allows you to generate seeds, passphrases and addresses. All this while being completely offline. Software updates are done air-gapped using a micro SD card.\nSeedsigner - Open source hardware signing device that uses raspberry pi zero which reduces possibility of interception. Does not store your coins, is only a security focused device for signing/approving transactions. Bitcoin only.\nTrezor - One of the older hardware wallets around. Trezor is Fully open source and is one of the few wallets to also support multiple coins.\nLightning Wallets# Phoenix Wallet - Utilizing the lightning network can still be quite difficult, which Phoenix aims to help solve. At first glance, Phoenix doesn\u0026rsquo;t look different from your typical Bitcoin wallet. The difference is that Phoenix runs natively on Lightning. Phoenix takes care of everything under the hood and you will barely notice anything, except that your payments are faster and cheaper. Mobile only wallet. Monero Wallets# Anonero - Anonero is privacy focused phone wallet that only supports Monero, while incorporating other privacy features like, encrypted backups, airgapped transactions mandatory TOR connections. You can only access this app over TOR.\nFeather Wallet - Feather is a free, open-source Monero wallet for Linux, Tails, macOS and Windows. It is written in C++ with the Qt framework. Monero can be difficult to use in many cases to the highly technical and private nature of the coin, which is why the simplicity of feather wallet is so necessary. Feather Wallet can installed or run as a standalone application, making it easily parable with something like Tails OS for the ultimate privacy combo.\nMonero Subscription Wallet - Wallet that allows you to set subscriptions of regularly recurring payments that you would like to send.\nMyMonero - The simplest way to use the next-generation private digital currency Monero, at the sweet spot between security, convenience, and features. Not a full node wallet. You need to trust another node to run this wallet. These wallets share your private view key with a remote server, which continuously scans the blockchain looking for your transactions. They are faster to use, but your privacy can be lessened if you don\u0026rsquo;t control the remote server.\nRinoWallet - Online Monero multisig wallet. Non-custodial and offers 2FA protection.\nMulti Chain Wallets# CakeWallet - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including Monero. Cakewallet phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with Monero for discounts from hundreds of vendors. Supports Monero. No KYC Required. Mobile and desktop wallet. Open Source.\nExodus Wallet - One of the best wallets for holding multiple coins. With a beautiful interface that shows you long term internal price data, built in protocol level staking, coin swaps between hundreds of coins and many other features. Exodus is one best crypto wallets bar none. While it has ended support for Monero as it was a technical challenge to support it. Exodus is NOT Open source. Desktop and mobile.\nStack Wallet - Non Custodial multi coin wallet. Open Source. Has built in exchange functionality. Comes with \u0026ldquo;Duress mode\u0026rdquo; that lets you prepare a fake wallet in case you are physically threatened. Comes with built auto back ups, in wallet crypto swapping and more. Allows you to easily point at your own full node. Supports monero. Desktop and Mobile.\nWallet Recovery# Bitcoin Recovery CO - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nCryptoRecovers - Helping people regain access to their lost Bitcoin wallets since 2019.\nDatarecovery.com - Specializes in cryptocurrency recovery services, providing expert assistance to individuals and businesses who have lost access to their digital assets.\nDriveSavers - Specializes in recovering lost cryptocurrency and compromised wallets from all types of software and hardware wallets.\nEasyRecovery - Professional Bitcoin wallet recovery services can assist with password recovery, private key extraction, and damaged device repair to restore access to your Bitcoin.\nKeychainX - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nProfessional Crypto Recovery - Crypto recovery service that can help you recover your lost coins today.\nRecoverLostBitcoin - Expert crypto recovery services, including private key reconstruction, wallet and scam recovery.\nRecoverMyCryptoWallet - Can recover lost passphrases, missing seed words and forgotten passwords.\nWallet Recovery Service - Can recover lost crypto from all types of wallets.\n"},{"id":13,"href":"/organizations/","title":"Organizations","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The State is, and always has been, the great single enemy of the human race, its liberty, happiness, and progress.\u0026rdquo; - Murray Rothbard\nLiberty Organization that fight for different facets of all things related to liberty.\nAnti ESG Orgs# StriveFunds - Investment firm to counter ESG narrative from Blackrock and Vanguard. Strive specifically rejects the idea of Stakeholder capitalism. Started by author and presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. Antiwar# Antiwar.com - Since the mid 90\u0026rsquo;s Antiwar.com has been one of not the most important and consistently antiwar voices. With reporting on wars all over the globe for a liberty perspective, antiwar.com covers every aspect of the global wars.\nBitcoin For Peace - Accelerate World Peace Through Bitcoin Adoption. The vision of Bitcoin For Peace is to live in world where ALL life co-thrives in harmony. With the current corrupt fiat system, that vision can never happen. Bitcoin is a peaceful revolution.\nConcerned Veterans for America - CVA and its grassroots army will look to defend VA reforms and expand health care options for veterans, rethink America’s foreign policy to promote long-term prosperity, and encourage action to foster a more secure financial future for our country.\nDefend the Guard - An organization that works to reclaim constitutional authority. Defend the Guard legislation would prohibit a state’s National Guard units from being deployed into active combat without a formal declaration of war by Congress, as provided by the U.S. Constitution.\nFood Not Bombs - Food Not Bombs started in 1980. They work to provide healthy vegetarian food to starving Americans. Leftwing organization.\nStopWar.org - Stop the War was founded in September 2001 in the weeks following 9/11, when George W. Bush announced the “war on terror”. Stop the War has since been dedicated to preventing and ending the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and elsewhere. Comes from a leftwing perspective.\nThe Libertarian Institute - Founded by Scott Horton. LI focuses on many issues with a large focus on antiwar. LI has a lot of cross over with Antiwar.com.\nTheGrayZone - The Grayzone is an independent journalistic initiative that does not receive funding from any government or government-backed group or individual. The Gray Zone primarily reports on antiwar civil rights issues from a left wing perspectives.\nWeAreNotYourSoldiers - Antiwar Non-profit feature former soldiers that publicly talk about their horrible experiences during war.\nAntiWoke Advocacy# ActionPDE - PDE Action is a nonpartisan advocacy group working to reclaim public schools through engagement with school boards \u0026amp; state legislatures.\nDefendingEd - Parents Defending Education is a national grassroots organization working to reclaim our schools from activists imposing harmful agendas.\nExit Group - Group that helps users exit from woke/corporate life and build businesses to create separate revenue streams\nFairForAll - A nonpartisan organization dedicated to advancing civil rights and liberties for all Americans, and promoting a common culture based on fairness, understanding, and humanity. Specifically rejects woke ideas and believes in actual equality for all people.\nHeterodox Academy - Heterodox Academy (HxA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit membership organization of thousands of faculty, staff, and students committed to advancing the principles of open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement to improve higher education and academic research. Focuses heavily on Colleges.\nInstitute for Liberal Values - As a non-partisan and non-sectarian consortium focused on the promotion of individual freedom, rights, and liberty in everyday life, the Institute for Liberal Values provides the skills and support required to build community where there has been division, encourage free expression where there has been censorship, and foster optimism where there is fear.\nNew Discourses - Education on all things critical theory. Eduation and debunking of Marxism, Progressive and all forms of critical theory. IE Critical Race Theory, Queer Theory, etc. Founded by James Lindsey.\nClimate Change Pushback# Copenhagen Consensus - The Copenhagen Consensus Center is a think tank that researches and publishes the smartest solutions to the world\u0026rsquo;s biggest problems. Our studies are conducted by more than 300 economists from internationally renowned institutions, including seven Nobel Laureates, to advise policymakers and philanthropists how to achieve the best results with their limited resources.Founded by climate change debunker and educator Bjorn Lomborg.\nEnvironmental Progress - Environmental Progress (EP) was founded in 2016 with the mission of achieving nature, peace and prosperity for all. We believe everyone has a right to affordable energy, a healthy planet, and urban environments that enable citizens to thrive. Our strategy has been to organize grassroots movements to defend these rights, and to fund research into why they are threatened. Founded by free speech advocate and Journalist Michael Shellenberger.\nHeartland.org - The Heartland Institute is a nonprofit organization that focuses on issues in education, environmental protection, health care, budgets and taxes, and stopping Socialism.\nIndustrial Progress - For the last 40 years, so-called environmentalists have held back industrial progress around the world. That\u0026rsquo;s why Idustrial Progress helps the industry fight for its freedom, with new ideas, arguments, and policies that will improve our economy and our environment. Founded by Fossil Fuels advocate Alex Epstein.\nPerc.org - The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) explores how aligning free market incentives for environmental stewardship produces sustainable outcomes for land, water, and wildlife.\nSavory.Global - Fights against climate change approved opinion by using regenerative farming practices of holistic land management. Provides real alternative solutions to mainstream climate fear mongering.\nDrug Freedom# Drug Policy Alliance - The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the leading organization in the U.S. working to end the drug war. Encryption and censorship# Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) - The largest organization that fights for Internet and Digital Freedom. Based out of the US.The EFF puts out several of the best digital freedom tools, including HTTPS Everywhere, Privacy Badger and Certbot.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nFood Freedom Advocacy# Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFree resources Physical and Digital# Art For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nLeadership Institute - Liberty focused training provided in person and virtual. Training is offered for a wide range of topics, including, activism campaigns, fundraising and more.\nLibertarianism.org - Free ebooks from a Cato/Bluepilled perspective. Still some solid content overall.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - Free liberty starter kits for applicants. Including books small grants and more. Primarily aimed at students.\nTechsoup.org - Free Tech for non-profits.\nLegal Advocacy# Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nCoin Center - Based in D.C., Coin Center is the leading non-profit research and advocacy center focused on the public policy issues facing cryptocurrency and decentralized computing technologies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Their mission is to defend the rights of individuals to build and use free and open cryptocurrency networks: the right to write and publish code – to read and to run it. The right to assemble into peer-to-peer networks. And the right to do all this privately.\nDeFi Education Fund - The DeFi Education Fund (DEF) explains decentralized finance (DeFi) to policymakers around the world and advocates for policies welcoming of decentralized financial infrastructure.\nFire - Since its founding more than two decades ago as the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, FIRE has become the nation’s leading defender of fundamental rights on college campuses through our unique mix of programming, including student and faculty outreach, public education campaigns, individual case advocacy, and policy reform efforts. In 2022, FIRE changed its name to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and announced an expansion initiative into off-campus free speech advocacy and legal defense.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nInstitute for Justice - IJ is a nonprofit, public interest law firm. Their mission is to end widespread abuses of government power and secure the constitutional rights that allow all Americans to pursue their dreams.\nJusticeDao- A DAO specifically dedicated to helping the legal defense of the developers of Tornado Cash, an Ethereum based privacy service that was takedown by government action.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nPacific Legal Foundation - Pacific Legal Foundation is a national nonprofit legal organization that defends Americans from government overreach and abuse. PFL specifically focuses on Property Rights, Equality and Opportunity and Separation of Powers. ^1,2^\nPeer-To-Peer Rights Fund - The P2P Rights Fund is a project housed within the Bitcoin Policy Institute, a 501(c)3 think tank. An advisory board including open-source developers, human rights activists, and lawyers oversees the fund’s activities. P2P Focuses on protection of Open-Source Software under the First Amendment.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nStand With Crypto - Stand With Crypto, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, champions for clear, common-sense regulations for the crypto industry. We\u0026rsquo;re mobilizing the 52 million crypto owners in the US - a demographic that is younger (60% Gen-Z and Millennials) and more diverse (41% identify as racial minorities) than the general US population - to unlock crypto\u0026rsquo;s innovation potential and foster greater economic freedom.\nThe Crypto Lawyers - Much like Coin Center Crypto Lawyers provide legal advocacy for Bitcoin freedom. They offer services in regards to Litigation, NFT, DEFI, IP, Compliance, and Forensic Investigations.\nMeetups, Education and Training# Americas Future - America’s Future empowers young people to be active, civil, and curious citizens who build freer communities that lead to fulfillment, dignity, and happiness for all.We’re working toward a time in America where young people collaborate to drive change in their communities – change that equips the individual to build a free and happy life. America’s Future offers rising generations opportunities for networking, mentoring, leadership and community engagement through our national network and extensive array of programming.\nArt For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nFreedom Works - A longstanding political orginization that has traditionally leaned republican. Recently though they\u0026rsquo;ve rebranded to target smaller liberty focused groups in order to help educated and advocate for freedom and change in public policy.\nLeadership Institute - Founded in 1979 by its president, Morton C. Blackwell, LI provides training in campaigns, fundraising, grassroots organizing, youth politics, and communications. The Institute teaches conservatives of all ages how to succeed in politics, government, and the media.The Institute offers more than 50 types of training schools, workshops, and seminars; a free employment placement service; and a national field program that trains conservative students to organize campus groups.\nLiberty on the Rocks - Liberty on the Rocks is a non-profit grass roots libertarian organization designed to educate, connect, and activate liberty enthusiasts around the world. Through local chapters and events, citizens and activists throughout the country can increase the size of their networks, enhance their understanding of economics and the philosophy of freedom, widen their knowledge of local and national educational outlets, and increase their opportunities for involvement. Official Partner of Liberty Tools\nLiberty Seeds - The largest directory of liberty-minded organizations, events, and more.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - SFL is not a top down, chapter based, or membership organization. Instead SFL functions as a network of pro-liberty students from a wide diversity of locations and backgrounds. SFL does sometimes take the more blue pilled approach.\nWe Are Change - We Are Change is a nonpartisan, independent media organization comprised of individuals and groups working to expose corruption worldwide.Founded by Luke Rudkowski, We Are Change is comprised of independent journalists, concerned citizens, activists, and anyone who wants to shape the direction our world is going in. We seek to expose the lies of governments and the corporate elite who constantly trash our humanity. Their goal is to create a community of truth-seekers and peacemakers who share a commitment to nonviolent action.\nYoung Americans for Liberty - Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) is the most active and effective pro-liberty youth organization advancing liberty on campus. Our four-step mission is to identify, educate, train, and mobilize youth activists to make liberty win. YAL maintains many chapters across college campuses all over the US.\nYou are the Power - You Are The Power is a membership-based nonprofit that is founded and run by Spike Cohen. They work with activists and organizations in all 50 states, using localized, single-issue activism to set communities free, restore individual rights, take the power away from government and put it back in the hands of the people.\nPress Freedoms# Committee to Protect Journalists - The Committee to Protect Journalists is an independent, nonprofit organization that promotes press freedom worldwide. They defend the right of journalists to report the news safely and without fear of reprisal.\nInternational Press Institute - Their mission is to defend media freedom and support independent journalism wherever they are threatened. Also tracks press freedoms in regards to Covid restrictions.\nReporters Without Borders - Reporters Without Borders tracks press freedoms across the world.\nPolice Reform and Monitoring# 8 Can\u0026rsquo;t Wait - 8 Cant Wait is a campaign to bring immediate change to police departments by encouraging the adoption of 8 specific policies.\nAdopt a Cop - Adopt A Cop BJJ is a nonprofit, donation based program and registered 501(c)3 that allows active duty patrolling police officers around the country to train at any Adopt A Cop BJJ affiliated academy and will pay 100% of the officer’s membership until they reach the rank of Blue belt. Blue belt is the second ranked belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and on average it takes around 12 to 18 months to obtain. Police officers are much less likely to both get injured and to injure suspects if they are trained in BJJ as evidenced by this Case Study.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nOpen-archive - App for saving and sharing files for whistleblowers and videos of police etc\nThick Red Line - A project of Art of Liberty, TRL is an effort to restore respect for law enforcement by abolishing victimless crime.\nWashingtonPost Police Shootings Database - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states\nThink Tanks# Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAyn Rand Institute - ARI offers a variety of educational experiences to promote greater understanding of Ayn Rand’s philosophy and, through the writing and speaking of our experts, advocates her principles of reason, rational self-interest and laissez-faire capitalism. ARI also often takes a more Blue pilled perspective and does not generally follow Anarchist ideas, as it advocates for a one world government, based on the principles of logic and reason.\nArt of Liberty - A small think tank that exposes the Illegitimacy and Criminality of “Government” while Making the Voluntaryist Case for Free Markets, REAL Freedom and Peace.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow Institute works to promote the ideas of privacy in the world.\nThe Cato Institute - Founded in 1977 by Ed Crane, Murray Rothbard and Charles Koch. Cato is one of the oldest and largest libertarian think tanks in America. Cato has published great research and information since its inception. Cato has been criticized at times for often taking very pragmatic criticisms of the state and sometimes making the libertarian defense of state activities. Often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nThe Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) - FEE\u0026rsquo;s popular digital content and in-person programs turn complex ideas into practical tools for living your best life and making the world a better place. Fee covers a wide range of issues across the entire political spectrum, while always exposing government crimes and failures.\nThe Future of Freedom Foundation - The Future of Freedom Foundation is a tax-exempt, non-profit educational foundation whose mission is to present an uncompromising moral, philosophical, and economic case for the free society.\nThe Mises Institute - The premium think tank for all things liberty. Founded in 1982 by Anarcho-capitalism Lew Rockwell, largely to push the ideas of economist Murray Rothbard following his split with the Cato Institute. The Mises institute has been one of the biggest and most consistent voices for all things liberty including: Antiwar, Austrian economics, Sound Money, Police Reform, Secession, Book Publishing and so much more.\nThe Reason Foundation - Reason Foundation advances a free society by developing, applying, and promoting libertarian principles, including individual liberty, free markets, and the rule of law. We use journalism and public policy research to influence the frameworks and actions of policymakers, journalists, and opinion leaders. Reason also publishes Reason Magazine and hosts the SOHO Debate Forum. Much like Cato Reason often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nWhistle Blowing# Aim - Undercover citizen journalism, mostly focused on American schools.\nCryptome - One of the primary inspirations for Wikileaks, Cryptome has been offering a leaking platform to the world since 1996 and still runs today. Founded by John Young.\nEFF Surveillance Self-Defense - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\nGlobal Leaks - Whistleblowing Solutions Impresa Sociale S.r.l. (WBS) is an innovative social enterprise that carries out research and development to support whistleblowers and the fight against corruption. It was founded in 2016 to guarantee the economic sustainability of the GlobaLeaks project, through taking care of the growing number of requests for assistance, maintenance and custom deployment. WBS hosts the development activities and coordinates the community efforts. Global leaks provides its own open source tool for whistleblowers.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nO\u0026rsquo;keefe Media Group - Following the ousting of James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe from Project Veritas, O\u0026rsquo;Keefe Media group was founded to present another opportunity for whistle blowing and citizen journalism. OKM provides training and supplies for Citizen journalists.\nProject Veritas - Founded in 2010 by James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe, Project Veritas picked up much of the leaking slack following Wikileakss decrease in output. Often slandered as a far right group, Project Veritas has leaked many of the biggest stories since its inception. Project Veritas was and is largely known for using undercover cameras to expost stories.\nTruth in Media - Not a whistleblowing organization perse, however TIM is known for doing in depth inclusive stories reputably with strong reliable sources and without sensationalism. TIM focuses on stories that most media ignores. Founded by Journalist Ben Swann.\nWikiLeaks - Founded in 2006 by Julian Assange. Wikileaks was the the primary source for leaking of highly secret corporate and government data. Wikileaks worked to protect its leakers by employing the use of PGP and TOR. While largely inactive since the arrest of its founder Julian Assange in 2019, Wikileaks archives are still an important repository of leaked data.\nWizSafe Journalist Privacy Guide - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\n"},{"id":14,"href":"/osint/","title":"OSINT","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Nothing has such power to broaden the mind as the ability to investigate systematically and truly all that comes under thy observation in life.\u0026rdquo; - Marcus Aurelius\nOpen Source Intelligence tools can be used to find information of all types. This can be useful in furthering your understanding of both offensive and defensive practices by finding information for anything and everything. OSINT is the direct inverse of open source privacy tools. OSINT can be used for nefarious purposes in some cases, but OSINT itself does not directly include the concept of hacking. OSINT only aims to find legally available public information. OSINT has tremendous use in regards to education and finding information about corporations, politicians and good journalism. These tools can also be used to help you understand your own privacy exposure as well. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAI (Artificial Intelligence) Tools# Art Generators# Albus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAnimate Anyone - App that allows you to take a static image or photo and create videos of movement based on the people or characters in those photos.\nDall E - DALL·E 2 is an AI system that can create realistic images and art from a description in natural language. Made by Open Ai. Closed source.\nDreamstudio.ai - AI Art Generation.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGemini - Formerly known as Bard. Google\u0026rsquo;s AI alternative to Chat GPT. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias, including filtering your text prompts through a DEI and social justice lens.\nLumiere - A Space-Time Diffusion Model for Video Generation. Made by Google, closed source. Create video from word prompts or pictures. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias.\nMagic Animate - Magic Animate is an open source project that allows you to produces an animated video from a single image and a motion video.\nMid Journey - Mid Journey is an independent research lab exploring new mediums of thought and expanding the imaginative powers of the human species. Requires the unencrypted messaging app Discord for image generation.\nOpen AI Sora - Sora can generate videos up to a minute long while maintaining visual quality and adherence to the user’s prompt. Closed source.\nFreedom and Privacy AI Tools# AI Unchained - Podcast by freedom advocate and bitcoin educator Guy Swann. Follow the newest updates in the AI industry to become more sovereign and efficient by utilizing cutting edge tools.\nAlex AI - Energy and Climate Chatbot. Built by Alex Epstein, an advocate of Freedom and Fossil Fuels. Iphone Only.\nGab AI - Chat GPT alternative and image generator by conservative Social Media company GAB.\nGATgpt - A LLM model like Chat GPT but specifically for gun printing and all things gun related. Built by Cody Wilson.\nLibertAI - Decentralized privacy focused AI.\nUnleashed Chat - AI chatbot service designed with real privacy in mind. It stands out with its live Nostr data querying and advanced context embedding capabilities. It allows for Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network, for privacy and speed. The platform employs the latest Open Source models, prioritizing uncensored options.\nVenice - Venice is an open source alternative to Chat GPT. With built in features for code prompts and Stable Diffusion, Venice does not censor or spy on you. Launched by freedom advocate and crypto pioneer Erik Voorhees.\nGeneral AI Tools# AI or Not - Need to verify if images are AI generated? Here\u0026rsquo;s a project that can identify images from Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Dall-E, GAN and more.\nAIXploira - Access the largest list of top-quality AI tools available on the web.\nAlbus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAwesome GPT - List of dozens of GPT style LLMs.\nEsperanto.ai - Esperanto delivers high-performance, energy-efficient computing solutions that are the compelling choice for the most demanding AI and non-AI applications.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGPT4all - Self Hosted GPT Alternative.\nHuggingface.co - Open Source CHAT GPT Alternative.\nLM Studio - LM Studio lets you discover, download, and run local LLMs entirely offline.\nMaxAI.me - Chrome extension that lets you utilize AI on different sites.\nParse Prompt - Convert and summarize podcast episodes, audio clips, web-pages, and YouTube into AI-generated content.\nAttack Surface# BynaryEdge - We scan the web and gather data for you.\nCensys - Attack Surface Management Solutions.\nCriminalip.io - Cyber Threat Intelligence Search Engine and Attack Surface Management (ASM) platform.\nRedHunt Labs - Discover your Attack Surface, Continuously.\nSecurityTrails - The Total Internet Inventory.\nBug Hunting# Bug Bounty writeups - Detailed breakdowns of all sorts of different types of attacks.\nBughunter-handbook - A list of resources that will help bug bounty hunters with resources that are useful during their bug bounty journey.\nCertificates# CertSpotter - Monitors your domains for expiring, unauthorized, and invalid SSL certificates.\nCensys - Certificates - Certificates Search.\nCrt.sh - Certificate Search.\nCTSearch - Certificate Transparency Search Tool.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nTLS.BufferOver.run - Quickly find certificates in IPv4 space.\nCredentials# Check your email accounts to find associated accounts with breached companies.\nBreachdirectory.org - Check if your information was exposed in a data breach.\nCrackstation.net - Massive pre-computed lookup (Rainbow) tables to crack password hashes.\nDehashed - Free deep-web scans and protection against credential leaks, Takes Monero for Premium accounts.\nHackcheck - Hackcheck is a data breach search engine that makes checking the integrity of your data easy and flexible cheap! They currently offer several lightning fast queries to search through our billions of records with. The queries they offer are email, password, username, name, IP address, phone number, and domain name.\nHave I Been Pwned - Check if your email or phone is in a data breach.\nHaveibeensold.app - App that checks who is selling your data. Currently down.\nIntelx - Needs an account for most dumps, but shows accounts and password associated with on different sites.\nLeak-Lookup - Search across thousands of data breaches to find you compromised data - Requires an account for full results. Cheap prices and accepts Monero.\nLeakCheck.io - Make sure your credentials haven\u0026rsquo;t been compromised.\nLeakix - Identify public data leaks.\nMozilla Monitor - Stay safe with privacy tools from the makers of Firefox that protect you from hackers and companies that publish and sell your personal information. We’ll alert you of any known data breaches, find and remove your exposed info and continually watch for new exposures.\nSnusbase - Stay on top of the latest database breaches.\nSpycloud.com - More in Depth than haveIbeenpwned. Requires an account.\nCode Search Engines# GitHub Code Search - A search engine for searching projects on GitHub.\nGrep.app - Search across a half million git repos.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nNerdyData - Find companies based on their website\u0026rsquo;s tech stack or code.\nPublicwww.com - Source Code Search Engine. Find any alphanumeric snippet, signature or keyword in the web pages HTML, JS and CSS code.\nRepoSearch - Source code search engine that helps you find implementation details, example usages or just analyze code.\nSearchCode - Search 75 billion lines of code from 40 million projects.\nSourceGraph - Understand and search across your entire codebase.\nData Retention# Archive.org - The biggest site for internet website archives.\nDessant - A web extension for pulling data from archived sites.\nInteltechniques - A guide to manually remove your data from archive sites.\nMemento Time Travel - Memento TimeTravel is built using the archive.today API, and can thus be utilized as an upgraded internet archive product. It offers web users with an easy-to-use design.\nPagefreezer.com - PageFreezer is an alternative to the Wayback machine which utilizes Google-like crawling technology. The screenshots are taken using a fully automated operation.\nTubeRipper - An app that lets you rip or download videos from most platforms.\nWebcite - WebCite differs from the Wayback Machine by providing the sort of detailed snapshots of author-cited references requested by publishers, editors, and readers.\nDevice Information# Macaddress.io - MAC address vendor lookup.\nMaclookup.app - Find the vendor name of a device by entering an OUI or a MAC address.\nMacvendors.com - Find MAC Address Vendors. Now.\nMAC Vendor Lookup - Look up the vendor for a specific MAC Address.\nDNS# Chaos - Enhance research and analyse changes around DNS for better insights.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing.\nDNSDumpster - DNS recon \u0026amp; research, find \u0026amp; lookup DNS records.\nDNShistory.org - Domain Name System Historical Record Archive.\nDNSdb - Passive DNS historical database.\nDNSviz - Tool for visualizing the status of a DNS zone.\nDNSTwister - The anti-phishing domain name search engine and DNS monitoring service.\nDnslytics - The ultimate online investigation tool for DNS and other internet data.\nHackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nPassivedns.mnemonic.no - Web interface for querying passive DNS data collected in our malware lab.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nRapidDNS - DNS query tool which make querying - subdomains or sites of a same IP easy.\nDomains# Buckets.grayhatwarfare.com - Public buckets.\nBuiltWith - Find out what websites are Built With.\nCentralOps - DomainDossier - Investigate domains and IP addresses.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing!\nDomainIQ - Comprehensive Domain Intelligence.\nGrayhatwarfare.com - domains - How to search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nIPInfo - Provides your WAN or Public IP address.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nPentest-tools.com - Discover subdomains and determine the attack surface of an organization.\nRiddler - Allows you to search in a high quality dataset.\nRobTex - Various kinds of research of IP numbers, Domain names, etc.\nSecurityheaders.com - Scan your site now.\nSimilarweb.com - The easiest and fastest tool to find out what\u0026rsquo;s really going on online.\nSitereport.netcraft.com - Find out the infrastructure and technologies used by any site.\nSpyonweb.com - Find out related websites.\nStatscrop.com - Millions of amazing websites across the web are being analyzed with StatsCrop.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVisualsitemapper.com - Create a visual map of your site.\nWho.is - WHOIS Search, Domain Name, Website, and IP Tools.\nWhois.domaintools.com - Industry’s fastest domain discovery engine and broadest, most accurate data.\nWhoisology.com - Deep Connections Between Domain Names \u0026amp; Their Owners.\nExploits# 0day.today - The ultimate database of exploits and vulnerabilities.\nExploit-DB - An Exploit Database.\npacketstormsecurity.com - Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers.\nRapid7 - DB - A vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSploitus - A convenient central place for identifying the newest exploits.\nVulmon - A vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nFacial Recognition# Pimeyes - The gold Standard in facial recognition search, while prioritizing privacy. Focused Search Engines# All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Correlate – Google Trends Correlate can help you identify search patterns that correlate with real-world trends. It can be used to identify search patterns that are similar to one another. For example, you could use the tool to find out if there is a link between new legislation and gun sales (at least in terms of the search volume related to the two topics).\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nGrabify - Grabify is a free web-based IP grabbing/URL shortening tool. (IP grabbing just as it implies simply means getting/grabbing peoples IP addresses.) This can be used to get location/IP data from potential attackers.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nIPGeo - IpGeo is a python tool to extract IP addresses from captured network traffic file (pcap/pcapng) and generate csv report containing details about the geolocation of each ip in the packets.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMillion Short – Million Short has an interesting approach to searching for information online. The interface is generally similar to a typical search engine. However, you can sort and filter the results in a number of ways. Examples include popularity, eCommerce, live chat, date, location, and others. Also, it automatically pulls out the top sites that usually occupy the top spots in any search result (e.g. Amazon.com, eBay, YouTube, etc.)\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nMention - A service that lets you track any code words across social media platforms. Paid service.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOSSDatabase - OSS DATABASE is a crowdsourced database of Open Source software. Their goal is to make it easy to look for open source alternatives and compare them with their proprietary peers.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPulsedive - A search engine for devices connected to the internet.\nPublic API\u0026rsquo;s - A list of several different API\u0026rsquo;s that are free to use for data pulling.\nPublicData.com - PublicData.com is the number one resource for public records from local, state, and federal agencies.\nProwl - A free IP search \u0026amp; identifications of IoC and IoA.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nSearch by Image - Tool to reverse image search docs, only works in Chromium based browsers.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nShodan – A search engine and network security tool for the internet of things. It finds devices on the internet like web servers, webcams, appliances, traffic lights, and even power plants.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTalkWalkerAlerts – TalkWalkerAlerts is a great alternative to Google Alerts because, in addition to monitoring the web for certain keywords, it monitors social media, blogs, and forums as well. This can be helpful if you need to find mentions of someone’s name or business across the web. Free and paid options.\nTorSearch - A TOR search engine for websites hosted on TOR (The Darknet).\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nTinyEye - A reverse image search.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nGeolocation# All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nMail Addresses# Centralops - Email, Whois, DNS search info.\nEmailHippo - Email address verification technology.\nEmail-format.com - Find the email address formats in use at thousands of companies.\nHunter.io - Find professional email addresses in seconds.\nIntelligenceX - Search engine and data archive. Finds public personal information from data brokers.\nMelissa - Emailcheck - Check email addresses and verify they are live.\nMXToolbox - Check your email headers.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nReacher.email - Open-Source Email Verification.\nRocketReach - Your first-degree connection to any professional.\nskymem.info - Find email addresses of companies and people.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nThatsThem - Reverse email lookup.\nverify-email.org - Checks whether the mailbox exists or not.\nVoilaNorbert - I can find anyone\u0026rsquo;s email address.\nOSINT Lists# About.start.me - OSINT Dashboard to combine different OSINT tools.\nAwesome-Osint - A curated list of amazingly awesome open source intelligence tools and resources.\nFacebook Email Search - A simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFreedomlab.io - FreedomLab is a virtual gathering place for human rights defenders. Here you will find a repository of training materials, tutorials, and digital tools, all tailored to your needs and requirements. We hope you will learn about tools, experiences, advocacy and fundraising strategies, as well as knowledge and skills related to security. Through support and collaboration, human rights defenders increase their capacity to monitor and report, seek redress, and advocate for the promotion of human rights.\nFull OSINT - Full OSINT focused on the most popular web-based Open Source Intelligence and Cybersecurity Tools.\nHacker Search Engines - Long list of OSINT Tools.\nInteltechniques Tools - Dozens of tools available from Michael Bazzels website.\nOstintFramework - Terrific list. Layout is a bit strange can be annoying to navigate.\nOsint-jobs.com - Job board and education research.\nOsintcurio.us - The OSINT Curious Project was a source of quality, actionable, Open Source Intelligence news, original blogs, instructional videos, and live streams. We tried to keep people curious about exploring web applications for bits of information or trying out new techniques to access important OSINT data.\nOsintool.com - List of multiple tools with install instructions.\nOsintdojo.com - A giant list of OSINT resources.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nSociallinks.io - Everything you need to navigate the OSINT world, gain deeper insights, and enhance investigations.\nSocial-Analyzer - API, CLI \u0026amp; Web App for analyzing \u0026amp; finding a person’s profile across social media websites. It includes different string analysis and detection modules, you can choose which combination of modules to use during the investigation process.\nSpiderFoot - SpiderFoot is an open-source OSINT tool with 200+ modules for gathering information on target organizations, domains and IP addresses, networks, emails, and usernames. It offers automation capabilities for routine OSINT tasks like DNS queries, threat intelligence checks, breach detection, WHOIS lookups, and more.\nstart.me - Another Giant list of all sorts of tools.\nTCM-Open-Source-Intellingence-Resources - Compilation of Resources from TCM\u0026rsquo;s OSINT Course.\nX-osint - An Open source intelligent framework ie an osint tool which gathers valid information about a phone number, user’s email address, perform VIN Osint, and reverse, perform subdomain enumeration, able to find email from a name, and so much more.\nSecurity Focused Tools# 2fA.Directory - List of companies that use 2FA in America. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\n2fA.Directory.International - List of companies that use 2FA Internationally. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nBest Randoms - Random information generator for huge amount of categories.\nDmarc and SPF Checkers - A site Dmarc, SPF and DKIM are Email security settings that protect your email account from being spoofed or faked. This tool scores your domain to see how difficult it would be to spoof. ^1^\nDNS checker and port scanner - A site to check open ports, DNS SPF records and much more on your own internal server.\nEfani - Test your Phone number public connections to see your total phone exposure.\nEmail Rep - App that lets you check the known reputability of any email address and domain.\nEnd Of Life - Tracks closely software updates, and EOL status for a massive list of software. Need to figure out how long your new phone will be supported? They have you covered.\nExiftool - A tool let’s you pull metadata info from a wide range of file types.\nHudson Rock - Free tools to check for compromised corporate accounts.\nHowsecureismypassword - A site to test the security and the Bruce Force difficulty of your password.\nImmuniweb - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server or servers. Checks SSL status of multiple different types of applications. Also checks compliance with frameworks such as PCI, HIPAA and NIST.\nIp Quality Score - An app to check your IP, Email and Fraud prevention. Also allows for verifying Tor and VPN connectivity and much more.\nPolisis - Polisis gives you a glimpse of what websites actually say in their privacy policies.\nPrivacy Parrot - A search engine that helps determine if a website can sell your personal information.\nScamDoctor - Project that tracks known scam websites and use an algorithm to determine likelihood of other scams.\nSecurity Headers - A site to check the security headers of your own self-hosted server to check your exposure to attacks like XSS, Clickjacking and more.\nShieldsup - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Run by Steve Gibson of the SecurityNow Podcast and Spinrite data recovery application.\nSSL LABS - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Specifically looks at TLS config and hash algorithm of your website.\nTiny-check - A piece of software that scans your phone to check for unauthorized monitoring apps unknowingly installed.\nTOSBack (Terms of Service) - A website that reads back other website terms of service and puts it into a simple and easy to read summary.\nTraceLabs - An OSINT service that helps find missing people.\nVirus Total - Scan files, hashes and URLs to run them against a database of known compromised software. Extremely useful when evaluating new suspicious files or programs.\nW3Techs - Large list that tracks software utilization across industries. Find metrics based around software markets share.\nServers# FOFA - Cyberspace mapping.\nGreyNoise - The source for understanding internet noise.\nNatlas - Scaling Network Scanning.\nNetlas.io - Discover, Research and Monitor any Assets Available Online.\nOnyphe.io - Cyber Defense Search Engine for open-source and cyber threat intelligence data.\nZoomEye - Global cyberspace mapping.\nSocial Media Tools# Discord# Discord OSINT Attack Surface - Description of Discord\u0026rsquo;s attack surface.\nDiscord Snowflake to Timestamp Converter - Pulls Discord message timestamps.\nDiscordBee - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDiscordServers Search - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDutch OSINT Guy Discord Resources - OSINT Discord resources that may be useful for searching or pivoting on Discord.\nFacebook# Einvestigator.com - Facebook Search Tools and Resources.\nFacebook Email Search - Is a simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFB People Directory - Is a native tool built by Facebook so you can, as its name suggests, search their people directory. It’s super useful and one of the easiest tools to use when you’re looking for someone.\nPassive DNS - Technology allows you to investigate everything you can imagine about any organization or company in the world, way beyond a simple citizen profile. Let’s see it in action for facebook.com.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nToolzu.com - A platform for Facebook video downloading.\nGab# Gab OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGab OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tool for creating Bookmarklet.\nGab OSINT Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB ^1^\nGeneral Social Media Tools# Sherlock - Finds all usernames across 300 different social media platforms.\nSocialBlade - Real Time follower/subscriber counter for Youtube, Twitch, Instagram and Twitter.\nStories Down - Guide for several different platforms.\nGettr# Gettr OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGettr OSINT Investigations Tips \u0026amp; Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB.\nInstagram# Gramho - Identifying Followers of a Private Instagram Profile.\nInstahunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Instagram posts.\nInstagram OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Instagram.\nPicuki - View, edit and share your publicly available Instagram content.\nLinkedIn# Epieos LinkedIn Tool - Retrieve information linked to an email address.\nHow to conduct OSINT on Linkedin - List of tactics and strategies.\nLinkedIn OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the LinkedIn attack surface.\nLinkedIn OSINT Bookmarket Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part I - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part II - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nNew LinkedIn Search Features - Guide on search functions in LinkedIn.\nPinterest# Aware Online - List of tactics and strategies.\nPinterest OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Pinterest attack surface.\nReddit# Rdddeck - Creates Reddit decks.\nReddit OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Reddit attack surface.\nReddit OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nReddit OSINT Techniques - List of Osint tools and tactics for Reddit.\nUnddit - App that lets you display removed (by mods) and deleted (by users) comments/posts for Reddit.\nSkype# Skype OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Skype attack surface.\nSkypli - Skype search engine.\nSnapchat# Snapchat OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Snapchat attack surface.\nSnap Map - Watch Snaps submitted by Snapchatters around the world.\nTelegram# Awesome Telegram OSINT - Massive list of Telegram Tools.\nTelegram Analytics - Telegram channels and groups catalog in addition chat monitoring.\nTelegram Database - Telegram Search Engine.\nTikTok# TikTok OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the TikTok attack surface.\nTikTok OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate TikTok investigations.\nVidnice - TikTok search engine.\nTumblr# Tumblr OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Tumbler attack surface.\nTumblr OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate Tumblr investigations.\nTumblr OSINT Techniques - Breakdown of many tactics and techniques for OSINT on Tumblr.\nTwitter/X.com# Birdhunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Twitter posts.\nBot Sentinel - Helps you find and block trolls and fake Twitter accounts.\nFoller.me - Free people search engine finds social media profiles, public records, and more!\nNitter - Access Twitter through a privacy front end without an account.\nTinfoleak - Search for Twitter users leaks.\nTweet Beaver - If you’re doing research that involves a Twitter user, TweetBeaver is a great resource. Use it for things like downloading a user’s friends list, downloading a user’s followers list, checking to see if two accounts follow one another, and much more.\nTweetdeck - TweetDeck offers a more convenient Twitter experience by letting you view multiple timelines in one easy interface. It includes a host of advanced features to help get the most of Twitter: Manage multiple Twitter accounts, schedule Tweets for posting in the future, build Tweet collections, and more.\nTwitter OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Twitter attack surface.\nSpoonbill - Spoonbill lets you see profile changes from the people you follow on Twitter or other social networks.\nTrendsmap - Tracks hashtag trends by location.\nTweeterID - Pull your Twitter user ID.\nGetvidfy.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nSavetweetvid.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nURLs# HackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nMOZ Link Explorer - The world\u0026rsquo;s best backlink checker with over 40 trillion links.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nShorteners.grayhatwarfare.com - Search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nURLScan - A sandbox for the web.\nVehicles# Autocheck - Search by Vin or License Plate. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nFaxvin - Search by Vin. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nLicensesearch.org - Can be used to search License plates and Drivers licenses for a fee.\nSkipTracer - Python-based search engine program, that searches lots of different categories, Name, email, phone etc. In particular you can search License Plate info which is the most unique feature of this app.\nVehicle-OSINT-Collection - A comprehensive list of websites, add-ons, repositories, and other tools useful for finding information on a target vehicle ^2^\nVulnerabilities# Aqua Vulnerability Database - Vulnerabilities and weaknesses in open source applications and cloud native infrastructure.\nCapec.Mitre.org - A site that tracks common attack patterns.\nCloudvulndb.org - The Open Cloud Vulnerability \u0026amp; Security Issue Database.\nCVEDetails - The ultimate security vulnerability datasource.\nCVE.org - Another site that tracks identifies defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nGitHub Advisory Database - Security vulnerability database inclusive of CVEs and GitHub originated security advisories.\nLibraries.io - Open source package tracker.\nMITRE CVE - Another site that identifies, defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nMitre.org - A site that tracks common weaknesses across all software.\nNIST NVD - The National Vulnerability Database, that lists known threats and vulnerabilities.\nOssindex.sonatype.org - A free catalogue of open source components and scanning tools to help developers identify vulnerabilities, understand risk, and keep their software safe.\nOpencve.io - Easiest way to track CVE updates and be alerted about new vulnerabilities.\nOsv.dev - Open Source Vulnerability tracker.\nRapid7 - DB - Vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSecurity.snyk.io - Open Source Vulnerability Database.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVulDB - Number one vulnerability database.\nVulmon - Vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nVulners.com - Your Search Engine for Security Intelligence.\nVulnIQ - Vulnerability intelligence and management solution.\nWifi Discovery and Scanning# Acrylic WiFi - WiFi analysis, site survey \u0026amp; troubleshooting.\nAvast Wi-Fi Finder - Avast Wi-Fi Finder is an app to help you find free WiFi networks around you. Just check the map and take a look at the different points that show up. Tapping one of them gives you more information: the name of the network, whether it requires a password, etc.\nFree WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nNetwork Tools - Phone App for tracking all sorts of network metrics.\nOpen WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nWiFinder -\n"},{"id":15,"href":"/political-tools/","title":"Political","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;He knows nothing and thinks he knows everything. That points clearly to a political career.\u0026rdquo; -George Bernard Shaw\nHere at Liberty Tools we believe in looking at alternatives to electoral politics. We believe that in terms of advancing freedom electoral politics has mostly been a lost battle, or very often is actually counter productive. However we do have great respect for anyone who is trying to advance freedom as part of the political process, and continuing in the footsteps of the great politicians such as Ron Paul.\n🏛️ Find Representatives \u0026amp; Voting Info# Govtrack – Look up your Congressional representatives and their voting records. Vote.org – Polling Place Locator – Find out where to vote. Ballotpedia – Discover open races, ballot measures, candidate info, and more. IV3 – Verify your voter roll info, report inaccuracies, and track updates. 💵 Money in Politics# Opensecrets – Follow campaign finance and lobbying data. ALLRegreen – Track campaign contributions by industry and individual donors. Follow The Crypto – See cryptocurrency donations to politicians. Check My Donation – Check if your name has been used fraudulently in political donations. 📊 Government Transparency \u0026amp; Spending# Open the Books – Audit government spending at federal, state, and local levels. Data Republican – Explore federal grant allocations, charity, and NGO funding. DogeAI - A new AI project trying to expose political corruption. 🏢 Political Appointees \u0026amp; Local Involvement# OurPublicService.org – Appointee Tracker – Track political appointees in federal positions. Run Locally – Libertarian Party initiative to support local candidates. "},{"id":16,"href":"/privacy/","title":"Privacy","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The Cypherpunks are actively engaged in making the networks safer for privacy. Let us proceed together apace. Onward\u0026rdquo; - Eric Hughes*\nPrivacy is a fundamental tenet of a free society. Corporations and governments are gathering data at record rates and will happily sell it to the highest bidder. In the era of social media, doxxing, twitter mobs and rising crime, take back your privacy to protect yourself and your family.\nAll in one Privacy Solutions# Cloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Cloaked is not Open Source. Though they do plan to open source their project in the future. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nMySudo - All in one privacy solution. MySudo offers services for phones, profiles, emails, virtual credit cards and more. MySudo doesnt always work well on non Android OSes like Calyx and you often need a google supported phone for activation, but once you activate it, it should work fine on Graphene.\nBrowsers# Brave - From the original creators of Firefox, Brave aims to use maximum privacy as a default. With ad blocking, phishing blocking, fingerprint and cookie blocking all enabled by default. Brave does offer ad payments in its own crypto token BAT, which has drawn some criticism from privacy advocates - In Depth Review\nDecentr - Brand new blockchain-based browser. Pays out in their own token for browsing search, much like Brave.\nFirefox - Firefox has a long-established history of competing with the most well-known browsers as the longest-serving open-source alternative. However, due to recent changes by Firefox in order to gain more revenue, we NO longer recommend them. Check out more here.\nLibreWolf - LibreWolf is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks.\nMullvad Browser - The Mullvad Browser is a privacy-focused web browser developed in a collaboration between Mullvad VPN and the Tor Project. It’s designed to minimize tracking and fingerprinting. You could say it’s a Tor Browser to use without the Tor Network. Instead, you can use it with a trustworthy VPN. The idea is to provide one more alternative – beside the Tor Network – to browse the internet with more privacy. To get as many people as possible to fight the big data gathering of today. To free the internet from mass surveillance.\nPrivacy Tests - In-depth comparison of browser privacy.\nTor Browser - Tor Browser is your choice if you need an extra layer of anonymity. It\u0026rsquo;s a modified version of Firefox, which comes with pre-installed privacy add-ons, encryption, and an advanced proxy. It\u0026rsquo;s not recommended to install additional browser addons. Plugins or addons may bypass Tor or compromise your privacy. While TOR is the best in privacy, it is also notoriously slow.\nWaterfox - Waterfox is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks. Not quite as private as something like LibreWolf, but makes up for it in speed and functionality.\nBrowser Exposure Checks# Cover Your Tracks and EFF Tool - A project from the EFF. Cover Your Tracks is two things: a tool for users to understand how unique and identifiable their browser makes them online, and a research project to uncover the tools and techniques of online trackers and test the efficacy of privacy add-ons. In Depth Breakdown and Review\nIpleak - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDNSLeaktest - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDeviceInfo - Checks computer hardware and software specs\nAm I Unique -Checks your IP and browser public info.\nBlacklight- Check third party trackers\nBrowserspy - When you surf around the internet your browser leaves behind a trail of digital footprints. Websites can use these footprints to check your system. BrowserSpy.dk is a service where you can check just what information it\u0026rsquo;s possible to gather from your system, just by visiting a website.\nPrivacy.net - What information can a website find out about you when you visit it? A lot more than you probably realize. This tool lists information that any website, advertisement, and widget can collect from your web browser. Such information could be used to identify you and/or track your behavior using tactics like IP lookups and browser fingerprinting. While none of this may be considered personally identifiable information (PII), the profile drawn from all these pieces of information can be so distinct that it can only plausibly match a single person.\nPersonaldata.info - Check what data your browser is leaking, and other tools.\nBrowser Extensions# AdNauseam - Extension that randomly opens ads to obfuscate tracking.\nBypass Paywalls - App that lets you get past paywalls to view otherwise paid content.\nCanvas Fingerprint Defender - Creates fake Canvas IDs to prevent fingerprinting.\nClear Browsing Data - Clear browsing data like cookies, history, and cache directly from the browser toolbar.\nDissenter - Browser extension that allows you to comment on any web page free of censorship.\nGoogle Teller - App that beeps every time a connection with Google is made.\nHTTPS Everywhere - Encrypts your communications with many major websites, making your browsing more secure.\nLibRedirect - Redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends like Newpipe, Nitter, Wikiless, etc.\nLocalCDN - Emulates Content Delivery Networks to improve your online privacy by intercepting traffic and injecting supported resources locally.\nMailvelope - Privacy-focused email web extension to securely encrypt your emails with PGP using webmail providers.\nMozilla Containers - Allows you to separate your browsing experience into different color-coded tabs to help protect your privacy.\nNoScript - Allows JavaScript and other potentially harmful content to be executed only by trusted websites of your choice.\nPrivacy Badger - Stops advertisers and trackers from secretly tracking where you go and what pages you look at on the web.\nPrivacy Possum - Monkey wrenches common commercial tracking methods by reducing and falsifying the data gathered by tracking companies.\nSnowFlake - Helps people in censored countries access the Internet without restrictions by acting as a proxy.\nTerms of Service; Didn\u0026rsquo;t Read - Provides short and quick summaries about the terms and privacy policies of websites you browse.\nTrackMeNot - Protects privacy in web-search by issuing randomized queries to common search engines.\nuBlock Origin - Free, open-source ad content blocker that increases security and privacy in your browser.\nWatch on Odysee - Redirects you from YouTube to Odysee, a decentralized YouTube alternative.\nComputers# Computer Manufacturers# Purism - Open Source company. Makes Open Source Laptops, Phones and Servers. Partners with other liberty focused companies like Start 9. Accepts Bitcoin as a method of payment. Also offers a private phone data plan. Shipping is known to be very slow in some cases. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nStarLabs - A computer company that sells a wide range of linux computers that come preconfigured with multiple different distros. Also includes a linux based tablet. Accepts Bitcoin\nSystem76 - Well known American Linux Company. Developed and pioneered Pop-OS operating system, A user friendly Ubuntu/Debian Fork.\nTuxedoComputers - High quality Linux focused computers. German company, only communicates in German.\nComputer Operating Systems# CNIX - A simple Linux distro that puts privacy first, but it\u0026rsquo;s much less intense than TAILS or QUBES.\nDistro Watch - Distro Watch tracks and rates all Linux Operating systems.\nLinuxMint - Linux distro for beginners.\nPop!_OS - Ubuntu Fork built by a dedicated Linux Hardware Company System76. Pop!_OS is one of the easiest and cleanest Linux distros around.\nQubesOS - a privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. Qubes requires a bit more hardware as it runs several virtual machines to segregate your applications to better ensure your privacy.\nReactOS - An Open Source OS designed to mimic the Windows file system.\nTAILS - A privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. With TAILS all traffic is routed through TOR and all of your data is deleted as soon as the computer is turned off.\nUbuntu - The long term gold standard for beginner Linux users.\nData Removal# AccountKiller- Website that helps you find and delete a wide range of old accounts across multiple platforms through specific account/platform targeting.\nCreditFreeze- Freeze your Credit in the event of a data breach\nCyberOneIntel - CyberOneIIntel claims to find what other services can\u0026rsquo;t - including social media accounts, employment history, dating profiles, gaming profiles, dark web credential breaches, indexed search engine occurrences, and much more.\nData Broker Opt Out List - massive list of data sites to opt out of manually.\nData Brokers List - Links to purge your data manually from data brokers\nData Opt Out - Links to requests to manually delete data from multiple websites and platforms.\nDeleteMe - Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. In Depth Discussion\nEasyOptOuts - Cheap service to remove your accounts from Data Brokers\nHacked - Paid service that helps you recover from hacks and exposed personal data. Service can help with deleting videos or images from website or social media platforms. Service can also help you recover hacked accounts if you have lost access.\nJustDeleteMe - A directory of direct links to delete your account from web services. If you would like to delete a wide range of your accounts manually, JustDeleteMe can link you directly to the section of page where you can easily delete your account.\nMyDataRemoval - Another competitor for purging personal information, Name, Home address etc. Review\nOneRep - Alternative to DeleteMe. Offers a free trial and more deletion services but does have some negative reviews. One Rep is known for automating this process and not using employee manual checks. In Depth Review\nOptery - Removes Your Home Address, Phone and Other Private Info from Google, and 220+ Sites Review\nRedact - App that will delete your social media presence including specific comments and posts on multiple platforms. Includes FB, Reddit, Discord, Twitter etc…\nRemove Data from web Archive - Guide to remove your data from archive sites\nSayMine- Automated service that pulls your emails to find accounts created and sends them emails for data removal request. Be careful though, as this can sometimes cause you to send information to companies that you may have received emails from, but do not actually have an account with and thus actually giving them more information than they had in the first place. Saymine also offers corporate privacy services.\nDead Mans Switch# BqETH - BeQth is a trustless dead mans switch based on the Polygon network, an Ethereum Layer 2. BeQth lets you create a smart contract on the polygon blockchain that will send out our secret data via email to whoever you wish after an allotted amount of time. Transactions are all encrypted and totally on chain. Users can essentially mine the algorithm to unlock secret keys by the allotted time, essentially allowing for users to mine secrets. Does not require KYC. CipherWill - A non crypto based E2E dead mans switch service. Your secrets are encrypted with 256 AES encryption and zero knowledge proofs for the best possible security. Requires basic KYC. Gone Mans Switch - Gone Man\u0026rsquo;s Switch is a simple web application that allows you to create messages that will be delivered when you are absent (gone) for a certain period. Fully Self-hosted and open source. You can schedule long term messages to yourself via Telegram, Email or SMS. Sarcophagus - Similar to BeQTH Sarcophagus is also built on the polygon blockchain. Sarcophagus is decentralized, open-source and DAO owned + operated. They believe bringing dead man\u0026rsquo;s switch functionality to the web3 ecosystem can empower and provide security infrastructure for an entire generation of applications, regardless of their size Email# Email Providers# Email cannot offer the same fundamental privacy of other communication protocols. Use better tools when it matters. Nevertheless, it remains an essential tool in every day life, and the following providers offer excellent privacy.\n10 Minute Mail - Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.- Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.\n33Mail - Unlimited private email aliases.\nBeeble - Encrypted email and data storage. Uses hybrid AED and PGP encryption methods. Uses decentralized server infrastructure.\nFastMail - No free version. In Depth Review.\nLavabit - The company responsible for setting the Seppuku Pledge precedent. Originally used by Edward Snowden, Lavabit refused to give up information on him to the US Government. Lavabit shut down before handing over information and re-opened years later.\nMailbox - Private email with cloud services. In Depth Review.\nMailcow - Self-hosting email isn\u0026rsquo;t recommended, but Mailcow is an application that can help simplify the process. Article on the difficulties with Email.\nMailfence - Encrypted email service based in Belgium.\nMigadu - Email hosting service that doesn\u0026rsquo;t track and lets you add in unlimited domains and accounts for cheap.\nPax Mail - A lesser-known privacy-focused email provider, Pax offers paid-only accounts to provide full email services that do not compromise their values. Specifically created for Freedom lovers. Their values are listed clearly here.\nProtonMail - All data is stored in an encrypted state, and decrypted by the client. Emails between Proton users are end-to-end encrypted. The client-side code is open source. Proton servers are located in Switzerland. Basic accounts are free. Additional storage and features are available through paid plans, which can be paid for in Bitcoin. In-depth review from Restore Privacy.\nTutanota - Similar to Proton, all data is stored in an encrypted state, and emails between users are end-to-end encrypted. Tutanota servers are located in Germany, which is part of the 14 Eyes. Free and paid options available.\nEmail Clients# FairEmail - Fully featured, open source, privacy friendly email app for Android. Uses OpenKeychain to decrypt messages and optionally encrypt messages. Review\nK-9 - Mobile open source email client. Review\nMailSpring - Opensource. Great free email client, works with a variety of email providers. Does not work with Protonmail.\nThunderbird - Thunderbird is a free and open-source cross-platform email client developed by the Mozilla Foundation, the people who are behind the Firefox web browser. Been around for awhile, can be a bit buggy at times.\nEmail Aliases# Abine/Blur - Provides email and Debit card aliases. Albine provides several other options as well. Paid Service offered along with other services. Review\nAnonAddy - Very Similar product to Simple Login. In Depth Review Comparison Review of SL and AA\nFirefox Relay - Free email alias service. Also offers paid phone relay service. Review\nSimple Login - Free cloud services, cheap premium accounts anonymously with Monero. Also offers Self Hosting options.\nFile Encryption# Cryptomator - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nOpenPGP - Lists of several differnt applications that all use the OpenPGP standard.\nPGPTool - Based off the original PGP Alogrithim, PGP tool is a A simple and secure online client-side PGP Key Generator, Encryption and Decryption tool. Generate your PGP Key pairs, encrypt or decrypt messages easily with a few clicks.\nPicoCrypt - Lightweight open source encryption client that’s easy to use, completely free and focuses on only encrypting files and nothing else. Most Encryption apps tend to use AES-256 while Pico uses the new and improved XChaCha20 for encryption. It also uses Argon 2 for key derivation as opposed to SHA for further protection\nVeracrypt - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nFirewalls# Little Snitch - Inbound and Outbound firewall blocking for desktop. MAC OS only.\nOPNsense is a free and open source network FreeBSD-based firewall\nPFSense - Well supported free Open Source network Firewall Software\nPihole - Network wide Ad-Blocker and DNS sinkhole. Can also be used as a DHCP server\nPort Master - Application Firewalls. This program works as a VPN replacement. May break your VPN connection while installed. Works in Linux and Windows.\nSimplewall - Simple Open Source Windows only Firewall\nSnort - Open Source Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)\nInternet Service Providers# FemtoStar - Open Source Satellite internet.\nNomadinternet - Internet for off grid living.\nUkama - A project empowering everyone to build a decentralized cell phone network powered by you to connect the world.\nKillswitches# Buskill - USB ‘dead man’s switch’ locks down (or kills) snatched laptops\nUSBGuard - The USBGuard software framework helps to protect your computer against rogue USB devices (a.k.a. BadUSB) by implementing basic whitelisting and blacklisting capabilities based on device attributes.\nUSBKill - USBKill Python Script allows your computer to lock out if any unapproved USB devices are inserted into your computer. Directly inspired by the arrest of Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht\nMessengers# Bitchat- Launched by Jack Dorsey in 2025, like Briar it uses bluetooth. Other features include: Works Offline on local Bluetooth LE mesh networks, with automatic peer discovery and multi-hop relaying Provides end to end encryption via X25519 key exchange and AES-256-GCM for both private and channel messages. Supports store \u0026amp; forward, caching messages for offline peers until they reconnect Requires no accounts, email addresses, or phone numbers messages live only on users’ devices.\nBriar - Briar doesn’t rely on a central server - messages are synchronized directly between the users’ devices. If the internet’s down, Briar can sync via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, keeping the information flowing in a crisis. If the internet’s up, Briar can sync via the Tor network for additional privacy.\nComparison and Ranks - Detailed comparison of all major messaging apps features and privacy.\nKeet - Peer-to-Peer Chat with high quality Video \u0026amp; Text. Private \u0026amp; Encrypted. Has BTC payment methods built in.\nMatrix - Also commonly known as Element for the most popular Matrix front end. Matrix is a chat Protocol with several different applications that cab be used to participate in the network. Element has full End-to-End encryption, completely open source, fully self hostable and comes with most of the same functionality of Discord or Slack. Also has the ability to Bridge with other chat apps, meaning you can connect Matrix directly to Telegram, or Slack or most other chat apps and mangage those communications via whichever matrix client you choose. Probably the best option for self hosting small companies. Matrix Instance Testing\nMolly- Hardened Signal Fork that is fully open source.\nSignal - An easy-to-use end-to-end encrypted messenger. Long considered the gold standard. Built in auto-delete of messages. standard of chat privacy. Not fully open source. Signal used to require a phone number, but you can now use a username if you prefer. One of the easiest apps to convert normies.\nSilence - A signal fork that picked up SMS direct encryption after Signal decided to no longer pursue it. While you should stay away from SMS whenever possible, it is sometimes still necessary to communicate with certain people this way. And with Silence you can protect yourself. Signal on SMS\nSimpleX - The first messenger without user IDs. SimpleX uses the smart client dumb server model. Meaning you can setup a simple relay to forward your fully encrypted messages to recievers. SimpleX is still early. It has a simple desktop but this isnt fully features currently. In Depth Podcast with the creator.\nSession - Session is an end-to-end encrypted messenger that minimises sensitive metadata, designed and built for people who want absolute privacy and freedom from any form of surveillance. No phone numbers and completely open source.\nTelegram - Easy to use encrypted messaging app. Telegram is NOT End-to-End encrypted by default but does have the option to create E2E secret chats. While its not E2E encrypted it does still encrypt your traffic to the Telegram Servers which is an improvement over SMS. Telegram is simple and is heavily used all across the world, and is a good introduction to a more privacy preserving chat app. However Telegram does have access to user data in its internal servers and has been known to hand that information over at times. Telegram is one of the most used encrypted apps around and as a result can be a haven for scammers.\nThreema - an end-to-end encrypted messenger, similar to Signal. Not a free app. Good overall app, but relatively low userbase due to the non free nature of it.\nWhitenoise - An encrypted messaging app that uses the NOSTR Protocol for private and public key pairs.\nWire - E2E by default. Lots of functionality. Fully open source. Self hosting options available. Built in auto-delete of messages. Can be a bit buggy at times, smaller userbase.\nMetadata Removal# Desktop Metadata removal - Windows and Mac can remove this natively. Linux needs a few steps.\nImagepipe - Android only metadata remover\nMesh Networks# PKT.Cash - PKT uses PacketCrypt, the world’s first bandwidth-hard proof of work. When you connect your home or office internet to the PKT Network, you earn PKT Cash (PKT).PKT mining does not require permission from a centralized company. Miners power the network in a decentralized way, which scales to provide low cost, high speed internet access worldwide.\nOpenmesh - Your Gateway to Building Personalized Data Ecosystems in minutes, instead of weeks. A decentralized node operator that allows for running of various services.\nThreefold - To build an open-source peer-to-peer Internet infrastructure that removes all forms of centralization from the global IT systems. Anything we do needs to improve the planet’s situation and benefit the people around us. Internet access is a human right and it can change everything for the lives of people as an infinite source of tools and information. Our technology was designed to scale ThreeFold anywhere electricity and bandwidth are present.\nMobile# Aliasing# Abine - Offers Phone masking/aliasing for a fee.\nFireFox Relay - Phone Alias service that comes along with an email alias service. Email aliasing is free, phone alias service requires a small monthly fee.)\nSee our All in one Privacy Section for More\nAlternative App Stores# Accrescent - Accrescent is a private and secure Android app store built with modern features in mind. It aims to provide a developer-friendly platform and pleasant user experience while enforcing modern security and privacy practices and offering robust validity guarantees for installed apps.\nAPK-Pure - A site to download and install APK\u0026rsquo;s (install files for phone OSes) this is an easy way to completely bypass app stores. The downside is that your software needs to be updated manually through APK-Pure and is not managed automatically by an app store.\nAptoide - A competitor to the google app store. With over 1 millon apps. While its not specifically privacy focused its a nice alternative when you cant use the regular good app store, or if you cant find what you need in F-Droid.\nAurora Store - A privacy front end for the Google App store. You can find anything you need from google through Aurora. However as this is a front end, it connects to the google app store so that you dont have too. This does require an account. Aurora provides anonymous accounts for you to use, however Google will rate limit these accounts to make them difficult to use sometimes. You can just create your own Gmail account to bypass this if necessary.\nF-Droid - F-Droid is the premier app store for open source apps. For anyone truly intrested in privacy should first check for apps in F-droid before going to mainstream appstores as Fdroid only carries Open Source apps. Completely free, open source and does not require an account.\nObtainium - Obtainium allows you to install and update apps directly from their releases pages, and receive notifications when new releases are made available.\nBurner Phone Numbers# 5sim - Over 500,000 Numbers Originating from Around 180 Countries Online. Low fees. Does not take cryptocurrency.\nBurnerApp - Burner Phone numbers. Usually work for services like Amazon and Twitter\nCrypton - Affordability meets security: For the cost of a movie ticket per month, get a physical SIM phone number. All your messages are encrypted with your personal key, protecting them from prying eyes.\nFreePhoneNum - One time Use burner numbers. Many services wont accept these.\nPhone Blur - offers the use of non-VoIP US phone numbers for account verification, multi-factor authentication, and other needs. Formerly Text Secure.\nSMSPool - Privacy focused non voip SMS burner numbers with area codes from all over the world. Company accepts cryptocurrency including Monero. Cheap options that are known to work with difficult providers like Discord or Twitter.\nSMS4SATS - Bitcoin focused SMS numbers that utilize Bitcoins Layer 2, Lightning network.\nTelnum - Burner Numbers and permanent numbers via Monero\nTossable Digits - Alternative to Google voice for phone porting. Also provides multiple phone numbers.\nMobile Operating Systems# CalyxOS - A privacy focused de-Googled Android Alternative that’s more privacy focused than Lineage but more user friendly than Graphene. Only available on Google Pixel models.\nE.foundation - Degoogled Phone OS that works with most major phone models\nGraphene OS - The king of Privacy phones. Completely de-googled heavily privacy focused phone App Store. Only available on Google Pixel models. Install Guide and Another install guide\nHavoc-OS - Similar to Lineage with large compatibility of devices. Works on over 150 devices. Still available but not a lot of updates.\nLineage – An open source Android alternative that’s compatible with most major Smart Phone and other Android Devices. Does not have a locked bootloader, which is a slight security concern.\nPlexus - App that lists compatibility of over 1000 phone apps for Open source phone roms.\nUbuntu Touch - Open Source Phone and Tablet Rom.\nMobile Phones# Above Phone - The Above Phone offers Graphene OS phones for sale along with their own services like \u0026ldquo;Above VPN\u0026rdquo; along with additional support to help you get fully migrated over to their ecosystem.\nDe-googled - Sells De-googled phones, Lineage Calyx and Graphene - Takes crypto\nEfani - Company that offers Sim Swap protection and prevention. \u0026ldquo;Efani works like any other carrier, except Efani adds exceptional security to your plan via an impressive security tech stack.\u0026rdquo;\nFairphone - Sustainable phone that lets your replace all parts in the phone. Will support CalyxOS soon. currently only available in the UK. Also offers sustainable headphones and other items.\nFreedomphone - NOT RECOMMENDED. Privacy focused phone marketing towards conservatives. OS Is closed source, with little in the way of details on how anything actually works. Backed by conservative commentator Candace Owens.\nFrequency Check - App that lets you check what plans and locations your phone is compatible with.\nIsland - Sandboxing app for Stock Android\nMamushi- Specializes in Calyx OS , Accepts Monero.\nMark37 - A full service Christian privacy company that specializes in their \u0026ldquo;Ghost Phone\u0026rdquo; a Graphene OS phone with custom config. Offers several other privacy services and devices.\nNitrokey - Phones with Mics and Cameras removed\nPine64 - Completely Open Source Phone. May have some compatibility issues.\nPrivate Phone Shop - Fully configured privacy focused phones you purchase. Primarily offers Lineage and Graphene OS. Also offers other privacy services.\nProject Guardian - A physical phone silencing device. A new machine that silences all noise going into your phone from your micophone. All you have to do is set your phone on top of the device and it blocks all incoming sound. Also provides wireless charging. Can be used with two phones at a time.\nPurism - NOT RECOMENDED. Completely Open Source Phone from the ground up, however this comes with many difficulties including supply chain issues. Purism has been known to have very late deliveries in some cases as long as years with no refunds. Order with caution.\nRoninMobile - RoninDojo a bitcoin privacy company, now makes pixel based phones with options for both Calyx and Graphene.\nUnplugged Phone - Unplugged phone is a closed source privacy phone touted by many conservative influencers. It offers its own ecosystem of privacy apps. However many of these apps arent likely to be very useful since you need their phone in order to use them. Given this and the closed source nature of the software we cannot recomend this phone at this time. You are better off with known Open-source alternatives.\nVolla Phone - A minimalist design and new operating concept with the springboard, quick menu and collections. Comes with either Volla OS or Ubuntu Touch installed.\nMobile Service Providers# AweSIM - Privacy focused phone service. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nFreedomPop - Cheap and in some cases free VOIP plans.\nInvisv - Privacy focused phone service. INVISV Relay brings Multi-Party Relay (MPR) privacy to Android, offering a service that decouples trust: where INVISV\u0026rsquo;s job is to ensure that nobody but you has all your critical information. In effect, your requests for data from the Internet, whether with a web browser or with any other app, are unlinked from your identity, and neither INVISV nor our infrastructure partners nor your broadband Internet provider nor a mobile operator can link your identity and your Internet usage and location together.\nSIMXL - e-SIMs Accessible for Everyone, that accepts Monero.\nSilent Link - A real phone number provider not a VOIP number, that can be acquired anonymously. Only allows for incoming calls, but also provides a cheap data plan. Does not always provide the best service. A backup data plan is not a bad idea with this service while using Silent link primarily for privacy.\nVOIP Providers# Hushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nJMP - Private VOIP numbers. Uses the company Telnyx on the back end, but it try\u0026rsquo;s to make this process simpler for a small fee, as you can use Telnyx directly for cheaper fees and good privacy but the process is quite difficult.\nPassword Managers# Password managers are one of the few security tools that makes your life easier. With all of your passwords in one place, often including a password autofill so that you don\u0026rsquo;t have to even type your password, which also helps to keep you safe from keylogging or should surfing attacks.\nBitwarden - FOSS password manager. Free cloud password management, or you can completely self host. 2FA is easily configurable as well. Decryption happens on your client device not on the server, meaning your passwords are encrypted if the server is compromised. Bitwarden also has a password generator, and allows for multiple password encrypted password accounts making it perfect for a small enterprise solution.\nKeepass - The top local password manager. Instead of setting up a server you can run your password manager directly on your personal work machine.\nPasswordSafe - A local password Manager that utilizes Blowfish. Created by security expert and old school cypherpunk Bruce Schneier. Works on windows and Linux.\nVPNMentor Secure Password Generator - Online Password generator for when you aren\u0026rsquo;t working with a standard password manager. Provides other high quality VPN and password related tools as well, like a password strength checker.\nPrivacy for Cars# 49dollarmontanaregisteredagent - Montana based company that creates LLC’s and will register your car to that LLC in Montana thus keeping your name unattached to the car. Montana has the added benefit of a one time registration for cars over 11 years old and no emissions or safety checks\nDeflock - Deflock is a site that tracks \u0026ldquo;Flock\u0026rdquo; ALPR camera readers. Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) are cameras that capture images of all passing license plates, storing details like the car\u0026rsquo;s location, date, and time. These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles—regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. While these systems can be useful for tracking stolen cars or wanted individuals, they are mostly used to track the movements of innocent people.\nFreedomev - Open source software for Tesla cars. Still in development.\nGhostPlate - Physical device that lets you temporarily obscure your license plate.\nNotmyPlate - App that lets you request to legally opt out of License plate collection data via the GDPR. Not likely to be super helpful in non EU countries.\nOpen XC - OpenXC is a combination of open source hardware and software that lets you extend your vehicle with custom applications and pluggable modules. It uses standard, well-known tools to open up a wealth of data from the vehicle to developers, even beyond OBD-II.\nPrivacyforCars - Delete your data from rental cars after you are no longer using them. Website also provides a lot of other privacy education on vehicles.\nVehiclePrivacyreport - Check for status of vehicles internet connection to the manufacturers\nPrivacy Resources and Education# Podcasts# Citadel Dispatch - Hosted by Matt Odell a Freedom and Bitcoin Advocate.\nClosed Network - Privacy and security podcast focused on the everyday person and using simple tools and techniques to become a smaller target for online attacks.\nOptOut - Hosted by privacy and freedom advocate Seth for Privacy, covering a wide range of privacy related issues.\nPrivacy Security and Osint - Hosted by the king of privacy, Micahel Bazzell, covers a wide range of privacy, security and Osint. Currently on a hiatus.\nSurveillance Report - Joint hosted by Privacy advocates Henry from Techlore and Nate from the New Oil. Break down of weekly data leaks and privacy incursions.\nWatchMan Privacy - Hosted by Gabriel Custodiet, a principled privacy and freedom advocate.\nOther Privacy Lists# alternativeto.net\nbrainfucksec.github.io/a-good-privacy-list\ndegoogle.jmoore.dev/#replacementsalternatives\ngithub.com/mendel5/alternative-front-ends\ngithub.com/mjovanc/awesome-decentralized\ngithub.com/pluja/awesome-privacy\nlopp.net/bitcoin-information/privacy.html\nnomoregoogle.com\nPrism-Break\nproducthunt.com\nprivacyfirstproducts.softr.app\nprivacytools.io\nreddit.com/r/privacy/wiki/de-google\nsovereignstack.tools\nPurchase Proxys# America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nAnonShop - This one works a bit different. You pick a product you want and send the link to AL. AL will then purchase the item and send it to a nearby locker based on your zip code. All paid with Monero. This currently only works for Amazon orders.\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPurse.io - A purchase proxy that offers up to 15% discounts with crypto and users will purchase products for you. Currently takes BTC, BCH and lightning.\nRouters# Anyone - A harward based internet router/proxy that provides privacy by default.\nFlash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router,that prioritizes network wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come per-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers than can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that thats forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls and a virtual server seperate from the Firewall OS.\nSearch# Brave Search - Private search results, using its own indexer, with full search transparency. Aims to be one of the biggest competitors to google. In Depth Review\nDuckDuckGo - Biggest privacy focused search engine, they have admitted to censoring in some cases, but overall still better than Google.\nKagi - Privacy respecting search engine does not track any info or provide any ads and no data mining or IP collecting. Requires an account and limits amount of searches per day for free accounts. Offers paid accounts as well. Not Open Source. Privacy policy\nMojeek - Search engine that claims to use its own indexer and does not rely on search results from Bing or Google\nPresearch - Decentralized search engine that pays you out per search with their own token. You can also run a node and get paid out in their token provided you meet the minimum requirements.\nSearx - Searx is probably the most hard-core of the options, but provides a very solid experience and search results across multiple sources.\nSearch Ranking and Analysis\nWhoogle - A google search proxy that can be hosted. Check out Seth for Privacys public instance of Whoogle It’s easy to self-host, if desired.Public instances\nShipping Services# America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Virtual Private Networks (VPNs)# Cloak - Experimental new program. it works by masquerading proxied traffic as normal web browsing activities. In contrast to traditional tools which have very prominent traffic fingerprints and can be blocked by simple filtering rules, it\u0026rsquo;s very difficult to precisely target Cloak with little false positives. This increases the collateral damage to censorship actions as attempts to block Cloak could also damage services the censor state relies on.\nGuardster - Anonymizer service that provides an alternative to VPN.\nIVPN - No logs, regularly audited VPN service, No customer data stored, Clear privacy policy, Transparent ownership and team, Strong ethics: no trackers, no false promises, no surveillance ads. In Depth Reviews\nKagi - (Note: appears in search section as well, if you want to keep just one mention, you can.)\nLN VPN - VPN service based on the lightning network. You can purchase and use wireguard based VPN services all on lightning. Also offers phone numbers per country all paid via lightning.\nLokiNet - New experimental TOR competitor.\nMullvad - Mullvad has a long reputation of preserving privacy. Mullvad does not log traffic, proven by a police raid. Allows anonymous sign ups, Accepts Monero for payment for Premium accounts. Uses a killswitch and uses Wireguard for speed and security. Provides a mobile app and desktop app. The Mobile app can be a bit finicky for some people. Does not have an app kill switch. In Depth Review\nNym - A new VPN project that works to implement new tech inlcuding mixnets, zk-nyms, post quantum tech and more. Backed by Wikileaks Chelsea Manning.\nPIA - PIA is a solid VPN provider that accepts BTC, uses Wireguard offers cheap rates. PIA is also well known for providing static Ip’s for your VPN. This can be useful for some services that block general VPN access. PIA does not keep logs for privacy concerns. Does not include a kill switch In Depth Review\nSentinel- A decentralized crypto currency backed VPN built on the Cosmos blockchain that aims to provide a decentralized VPN.\nVopono - App for managing Split tunneling in VPN’s. Split tunneling lets you send some traffic through a VPN and delegate specific traffic exempt to the VPN Encrypted tunnel or traffic. This can be useful when trying to use certain apps locally on a LAN. Some VPN Apps have this built in, but this isnt always accessible on all VPN’s or on all versions of the VPN. For Example Proton VPN has this function built in on the Windows version and the Mobile version but not on the linux desktop version.\nVPN Rankings and breakdowns by privacy advocate Techlore more VPN Rankings and More Rankings\nVPNMentor - Offers a wide range of VPN related education, in addition to VPN related tools and more VPN Rankings.\n"},{"id":17,"href":"/self-hosting/","title":"Self Hosting","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If something is free, you’re not the customer; you’re the product.” ― Bruce Schneier\nWhile privacy tools are fantastic, they sometimes miss the true root of the problem. In times of increasing censorship and data theft, owning your data is the best way to increase your privacy and security while dramatically reducing your ability to be censored. When done right, much of this can be done very cheaply. If you already own your hardware much of the software is free or very cheap. Instead of never ending subscriptions and increasing costs with big tech, simply remove them from your life by self hosting. Take back your digital sovereignty.\nCamera Systems# Ezvidoo - EZVidoo is a free CCTV surveillance software for Windows, Linux, and Raspberry Pi. It supports IP Cameras by default, local USB cams, and Camera Audios.EZVidoo also supports numerous sensor types as motion, audio, object, face, and person sensors. By default, it offers a recording support on 24/7 basic, and features, alerts, notifications and mobile access. Not open source.\nIspyconnect - Free and Open source Camera software. Compatible with a wide range of camera devices.\nKerberos.io - An open, scalable and modular solution that supports your use cases at home up to large scale production video landscapes.\nCloud Document Services# Cryptpad - End-to-end encrypted and open-source collaboration suite, that can be used in the cloud or self-hosted. Google docs alternative.\nOnlyOffice - Includes Free Cloud, Paid Cloud, and Self-Hosted options.\nStandard Notes - One of the top note-taking apps. Self-hostable, includes 2FA, E2E, scheduled email backups and more. Charges for the higher level plans with more features.\nCloud Hosting# Open Source as a Service# Cryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nDisroot - Privacy-focused ecosystem. Provides multiple cloud services. Including Email, Nextcloud, Cryptpad etc…\nFederated.Computer - Great open-source replacements for Dropbox, Google Workplace, Zoom, Slack, Airtable, Mailchimp, 1Password, Netlify, Github, Calendy, your spying VPN and much more for the low price of $39 a month. As many users as you want. Only pay for more storage when/if you need it.Federated includes Human Support and full Backups. The benefits of self-hosting without the day-to-day high-stakes drudgery. Affiliate Link\nKoofr - Allows for importing of Drive, Dropbox etc. Privacy-focused cloud storage free up to 10 Gb’s. ^1,2^\nNextCloud - Self-hosted cloud software for a massive amount of options. Takes a bit of config, but nextcloud functions as a full Google Docs replacement in addition to many other options including music and video hosting. Also provides cloud hosting if you do not wish to self-host. Next Cloud is currently available in other Privacy-focused ecosystems like Start9, Umbrel, Yunohost, Dietpi and many more, with just a few clicks. Or you can self-host on your OS of choice.\nLink Tree Alternatives# AllMyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nCoinDrop - Like link tree but specifically for crypto web wallets. All your wallets and donation methods in one simple place.\nLibertyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nOperating Systems# While more well-known OSes like Windows server or Ubuntu server are great, there are other lesser-known OSes purpose-built to help people self-host, by pre-packaging applications in nice ready-made GUI. This can be especially useful for less technical users.\nAva.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, NEAR, Avalanche and more.\nCASA OS - Community-based open source software focused on delivering simple personal cloud experience around Docker ecosystem. Despite the name CASA OS is not an OS. It is an app similar to Umbrel or Citadel, a GUI for docker images. Comes with some unique apps, like Nginx Proxy Manager and Cloudflare Tunnels. Also provides Clearnet support with a fairly flexible set of config options. Also has a nice simple GUI for file uploads, this is especially useful with something like Jellyfin or Calibre-Web.\nCitadel - Umbrel open source Fork offering much of the same options.\nCloudron - Cloudron is unique in that it offers offsite backups to AWS, includes a built-in firewall that monitors all traffic and comes with its own built-in email server.\nCoolify - An open-source \u0026amp; self-hostable Heroku / Netlify alternative.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Storj, Zcash, Cosmos Tornado Cash and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nDietPI - A Linux distro OS. Dietpi comes with over 200 app packages and dependencies built in. While more command line skills are required than Umbrel or Embassy, Dietpi makes it very easy to install over 100 apps and dependencies. While largely built for Raspberry Pi, Dietpi also has specific images created for a wide range of hardware. Dietpi is a bit more difficult than platforms like Yunohost, but runs a bit more reliably and offers more total tools, including backups, VPN integration, clearnet, and more. Documentation is better than Yunohost, but could still be improved.\nFulmo - A lighting network focused OS configured to run on a Raspberry Pi.\nFreedomBox - Another OS that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Currently more limited than most of the other OSes in terms of apps in the internal app store.\nHome Lab OS - HomelabOS allows anyone to easily deploy, backup, restore, and maintain over 100 different applications and services. Everything from video players, to home automation, to chat services. These services can continue to function at full speed on your LAN even when your external internet is completely offline.\nMoneroOS - OS dedicated to Monero mining.\nMy Node BTC - Another OS that focuses primarily on Bitcoin Software. Includes BTCPay Server, Dojo, Whirlpool, Join Market and much more. Comes with Clearnet, Tor, and I2P.\nPinode-XMR - PiNode-XMR is a completely free and open source suite of tools to help a user run their own Monero node with ease. PiNode-XMR is designed for use with single board computers (SBC) such as the Raspberry Pi, Pine64 or Odroid hardware to allow for very cheap node setup and minimal 24/7 running costs due to low power usage.\nPiBox - Currently has a small offering of Apps but is working on adding more. Notable Apps are Nextcloud, Jellyfin and Homeassistant.\nProxMox - Proxmox is the primary open source solution for virtual machine hosting. Like VmWare or Hyper V except Proxmox offers you the ability to run multiple virtual servers on a single physical server, easily allowing you to run several different software Operating systems for zero cost. Comes with snapshots, backups, server monitoring and much more. Find a list of Proxmox based scripts here\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nRunTipi - Tipi is a personal homeserver orchestrator. It is running docker containers under the hood and provides a simple web interface to manage them. Every service comes with an opinionated configuration in order to remove the need for manual configuration and network setup. RunTipi comes with Clearnet configuration, but this can be a bit buggy in some cases. This is still very much in development.\nStart9 - Start OS makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy, not completely open source. Currently routes all services over TOR or lets you host over LAN. This increases privacy but can make things more difficult to interact with Non TOR/Start9 users. Heavily supports bitcoin software and includes a NOSTR node and several other tools. While there is currently no clearnet support, StartOS is overall very stable. Start9 also offers some of the better documentation and error handling. Save 5% on any S9 Server with code \u0026ldquo;LOTR\u0026rdquo;\nUBOS - A newer project. Less impressive interface and less apps than some of the other projects.\nUmbrel - Interface that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Beautiful interface but still needs a few bugs worked out. Apps are difficult to config after being setup. Offers lots of Bitcoin Node Software. Umbrel and StartOS are very similar options as they both focus heavily on BTC and Lightning nodes and currently offer only LAN and TOR hosting. Umbrel offers more apps but Start OS offers a much more reliable platform. Umbrel is not an OS but rather an GUI application manager for Docker.\nYunoHost - Free and Open Source with over 100 apps. Yuno host comes with Clearnet support with your own custom domains and offers you free pre-selected domains you can use. Yunohost has a nice troubleshooting tool that helps you find issues with port/firewall troubleshooting. Yunohost has a lot of features but can be a bit buggy at times.\nMedia Center OSes# If you are currently running a Roku, Amazon Firestick, or pretty much any other store-bought hardware device for media streaming, it\u0026rsquo;s very likely that it sends out massive amounts of data back to different companies. This is terrible for privacy, self-sovereignty, security, and internet bandwidth. While it\u0026rsquo;s difficult to purchase hardware that does not do this, you can set up your own version with some of the following user-friendly Operating systems.\nLibreElec - LibreELEC is a lightweight ‘Just enough OS’ Linux distribution purpose-built for Kodi on current and popular mediacentre hardware.\nOSMC - OSMC (Open Source Media Center) is a free and open source media player based on Linux. Founded in 2014, OSMC lets you play back media from your local network, attached storage, and the Internet. OSMC is the leading media center in terms of feature set and community and is based on the Kodi project.\nXbian - XBian is a small, fast, and lightweight media center distribution for the Raspberry Pi, CuBox-i, Hummingboard, and many more devices to come. It is based on a minimal Debian and therefore offers much of the same freedom as Debian offers. Our slogan is “XBian, the bleeding edge” as our main focus is delivering the fastest Kodi solution for various small form factor computers.\nPhoto Storage# Ente - Encrypted cloud photo storage.\nImmich - Self-hosted backup solution for photos and videos on mobile devices.\nPhotoprism - PhotoPrism is an AI-Powered Photos App for the Decentralized Web. It makes use of the latest technologies to tag and find pictures automatically without getting in your way. You can run it at home, on a private server, or in the cloud.\nRemote Control Software# AeroAdmin - Easy and free Remote access service for many OS’s. Not Open source.\nMesh Commander - Free Open Source Teamviewer Alternative.\nTailScale - Tailscale is an easy VPN that allows you to connect back into your network without excessive configuration or firewall rules. While Tailscale is not fully open source and requires an account with the company, there is a fully self-hosted version you can run.\nRouters# Flash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router, that prioritizes network-wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come pre-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built-in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers that can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all-purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router, or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that is forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls, and a virtual server separate from the Firewall OS.\nSSH/RDP Applications# Easy SSH - Simple application that lets you save all of your SSH logins and passwords in one easy interface. This way you can login go from SSH terminal port easily and quickly without needing to type in your credentials. Linux Only.\nmRemoteNG - Just like Easy SSH, but also supports RDP, Telnet, HTTPS, Powershell, and more. Windows only.\nWebsite Tools# Ackee - Self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool for those who care about privacy. Ackee runs on your own server, analyzes the traffic of your websites, and provides useful statistics in a minimal interface.\nGhost - Self-Hosting and cloud hosting with open source software. Ghost is primarily used as a blogging platform as a competitor to something like Substack. Unlike Hugo Ghost offers a GUI for most of your website management.\nHugo - Popular open-source static site generators. Helps you simply create websites for desktop and mobile without substantial amounts of HTML code. Hugo is completely open source and utilizes markdown files primarily. Liberty Tools is run with Hugo.\nImmuneweb - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\nPlausible - Simple and privacy-friendly Google Analytics alternative - Extensive Review\nSSLLABS - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver. ^1^```\n"},{"id":18,"href":"/social-media/","title":"Social Media","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.” ― George Washington\nSocial media is a mixed bag. It connects the world and allows for the rapid dissemination of news, true and untrue. But in the last few years censorship has become a massive problem across all major social media platforms. Its important that we cultivate presences on social media that are more resilient to censorship and de-platforming. These services should be run as decentralized as possible to avoid coordinated take downs like we saw with the Conservative social media company Parler, where big tech collaborated to largely destroy the company.\nFreedom Respecting Social Media# Blue Sky - Blue Sky is an open source project backed by Jack Dorsey in an attempt to create a decentralized social network protocol as an alternative to Twitter. In May 2024 Jack Dorsey resigned from the BlueSky board, and donated 21 Million to the Open Source Protocol NOSTR. Blue Sky is very leftwing.\nDiaspora - Diaspora is a decentralized open source social media platform. With Diaspora you need to host your own instance by running a server or \u0026ldquo;pod\u0026rdquo;, meaning you own your data. Due to the decentralized nature of the platform it can be difficult to connect with other profiles, the platform has less than 1 million users after after 13 years of operation.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here\nGab - A centralized Free Speech Social media platform. Gab has been de-platformed by most of big tech and largely runs its own architecture in order to to keep operations running. Platform users tend to skew right wing.\nGettr - GETTR is a social media platform built on the foundation of freedom of opinion and expression. Gettr is a socialized platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t seem to offer anything particularly new, other than being a Twitter Alternative. Private messages claim to be E2E. But Gettr is not open sourced.\nLemmy - Lemmy is a selfhosted social link aggregation and discussion platform. Similar to Reddit but it is completely free and open, and not controlled by any company. This means that there is no advertising, tracking, or secret algorithms. Content is organized into communities, so it is easy to subscribe to topics that you are interested in, and ignore others. Voting is used to bring the most interesting items to the top.\nLocals - Locals is a free speech social media platform that is owned by Rumble. Locals is a centralized alternative to other social media. Founded by conservative commentator Dave Rubin.\nMastodon - Mastodon is an open source, self hosted social networking service that aims to be a twitter competitor. Mastodon lets you connect to specific Mastodon instances as part of a federation protocol. Due to this setup Larger mastodon servers can censor other servers from connecting to their instances. Tends to be a more left wing community.\nMeWe - MeWe is a centralized company that\u0026rsquo;s been running a social media platform for over a decade. MeWe is committed to privacy and an ad-free experience. The project is currently in development to be migrated to web3 blockchain based infrastructure.\nMinds - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.\nTruth Social - Founded by Donald Trump in response to Trump getting removed from Twitter. Truth Social is a centralized open source fork of Mastodon. Truth Social is known to censor content, mostly leftwing content.\nTwitter/X - Twitter is a centralized social media platform. While Twitter has become a free speech focused platform its far from perfect. Twitter is overwhelmingly the single biggest platform for spreading speech. Twitter is bad for privacy and is encouraging a ID based verification program, that will be in the hands of its future owners. Case against Twitter\nMeetup Alternatives# Agorakit - Agorakit is web-based, open source groupware for collectives. By creating collaborative groups, people can discuss topics, organize events, store files and keep everyone updated as needed. Agorakit is a forum, calendar, file manager, mapping tool and email notifier.\nFlockstr - NOSTR based Meetup alternative. Connects directly with your NOSTR Account, and also works with your lightning wallet to receive ZAPS (micro bitcoin transactions.)\nJoinMobilizon - Mobilizon is not a giant platform, but a multitude of interconnected Mobilizon websites. This federated architecture helps avoid monopolies and offers a diversity of hosting terms of service.\nLuma - An international meetup alternative, that provides more value at a much lower price than meetup. Has built in support for cryptocurrency wallets like Eth and Solana.\nPartiful - Free for users, requires SMS in order to gave out regular event updates. Not specifically freedom focused, but another good option.\nNOSTR# NOSTR is the future of decentralized social media. NOSTR is not controlled or owned by any private company or person. NOSTR is a protocol similar to Email or TCP/IP. It can be accessed by anyone or any company. NOSTR uses the dumb server smart client model. Meaning anyone can setup a simple server/relay that preserves and encrypts the NOSTR ecosystem. NOSTR directly incorporates bitcoin via the lightning network. You can send \u0026ldquo;ZAPS\u0026rdquo; which are low cost lightning transactions to any person on NOSTR, and your posts can likewise receives Zaps from anyone on the network. In addition to major support from the freedom and Bitcoin communities, NOSTR has been financially backed by Jack Dorsey and heavily supported by Edward Snowden. NOSTR offers several different clients that allow you to interact with the NOSTR protocol. Some of those clients:\nAlby - A NOSTR and Bitcoin plugin. Allows you to hold your private keys in order to interact with NOSTR, lighting and other bitcoin apps.\nDamus - NOSTR Client for Iphone.\nNOSTR Apps - A database of many differnt NOSTR Apps\nNostr.Watch - Track relays where a connection can currently be established.\nNostr.directory - Find your twitter follows on NOSTR\nNostrChat - Encrypted chat built on NOSTR.\nPrimal - A client designed to look like a twitter clone.\nZap.Stream - Directly integrated into NOSTR Zap lets you stream for SATS (bitcoin Lightning) and earn in kind easily from any and all viewers.\nYoutube Alternatives# Bitchute - A decentralized Youtube alternative that tends to have a lot of right-leaning content, due to this they often get censored or blocked.\nCiVL - CiVL is a free streaming platform for courageous stories and subversive ideas that challenge power structures. Get access to award-winning films, shows, and debates. No ads. No credit card to join.\nD.tube - A decentralized youtube alternative. DTube is a community powered video sharing platform where users vote on videos to reward creators, curators, influencers and viewers in cryptocurrency.\nMadiator - Privacy focused front end for LBRY, the network that hosts ODYSEE.\nODYSEE - A decentralized video platform built on the LBRY network. With the recent SEC Judgement against ODYSEE the long term future of the platform is uncertain, however plans are to migrate to the Arweave network. Odysee also has a nice simple feature allowing you to connect your youtube channel and autosync all content for a convenient backup of your channel.\nPeerTube A free and open-source, decentralized, ActivityPub federated video platform powered by WebTorrent, that uses peer-to-peer technology to reduce load on individual servers when viewing videos.\nRumble - A centralized alternative to youtube that bills itself as protector of free speech.\n"}]
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-[{"id":0,"href":"/affiliates/","title":"Affiliates","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\n\u0026ldquo;Tell me with whom you associate, and I will tell you who you are.\u0026rdquo; - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe\nThis is our affiliate page for brands we use and trust. While the goal of Liberty Tools is to list every single tool for human liberty, we cant vet them all. These are brands and projects that we actually use and endorse and generally have a relationship with. As such, we have affiliate links with them, and this is one small way you can support us at no additional cost to you! These links also show up on their specific categories page as well.\nAupa Bar - The Chad of energy bars run by a based bitcoin business. High quality grass fed meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit, no garbage filler like seed oils. AUPA gives 5% discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. These bars come from the best quality farms in Colorado. Stack this with code \u0026ldquo;Liberty\u0026rdquo; for an additional 5% off some of the best meat bars around.\nCloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nDelete Me - Our date is leaked everyday. Thats why its important to use services like Delete Me. Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. Use our Affiliate link to save 20%.\nFederated.Computer - Federated is another Denver based company offering Open Source as a service. Sometimes physically hosting servers just isn\u0026rsquo;t viable. In those cases cloud hosting can be a necessary option. But most cloud hosting come from tech giants like AWS or Google Cloud who sell your data and will censor you if you have the wrong politics. Federated.Computer offers you cheap, easy open source options to get many of the benefits of Big Tech without compromising your privacy. Please use our affiliate link to sign up if you\u0026rsquo;re interested!\nHushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nLive Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our affiliate link if you are interested.\nPrivacy.com - Privacy.com is the best way to pay with fiat online while still protecting your privacy. Create debit card aliases that can be limited based on total amount spends or by vendors. With card aliases you dont have to worry about leaked card info, overcharges or annoying vendors that refuse to cancel your subscription, privacy.com lets you do all of that for free. Please use our referral link and sign up for a free account.\nStart 9 - Start 9 is one of our favorite companies. Local to Denver, Start9 offers home personal servers with their own Operating system, that makes it easy for you to own and host your data out of a physical server that you own. Offers an app store with multiple applications that include Bitcoin and Monero full nodes, Matrix and SimpleX messaging, Vaultwarden for password management, Nextcloud for all sorts of hosting including word docs, music, contacts calendar and so much more.\n"},{"id":1,"href":"/agorism/","title":"Agorism","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If taxation without consent is not robbery, then any band of robbers have only to declare themselves a government, and all their robberies are legalized.” ― Lysander Spooner\nAgorism is a social philosophy that advocates creating a society in which all relations between people are voluntary exchanges by means of counter-economics, engaging with aspects of nonviolent revolution, founded by Samuel Edward Konkin the third. Agorism is a different approach to creating freedom, than electoral politics. Sometimes also known as the concept of \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizens.\u0026rdquo;\nAgorist Communities (International) # Bitcoin Beach - Bitcoin Beach is working to create a sustainable circular Bitcoin economy in El Salvador. Following the dramatic decrease in crime and the governments bitcoin backing, Bitcoin Beach has become one of the best Bitcoin communities in the world. Free Society - Free Society aims to build a new sovereign society by negotiating with an existing government. There are many examples of governments granting another nation sovereignty over a part of their territory, and Free Society believes this is the best way forward. Free State Project - The Free State Project is a movement of thousands of freedom-loving people to New Hampshire. Started in 2003, there are thousands of individuals just like you in New Hampshire. Together, Free Staters have built an incredible, real-life community full of people who value liberty and responsibility. Free Cities - The Free Cities Foundation aims to inspire, inform and connect people to create a global market of living together in Free Cities. Free Cities are self-governing territories that uphold individual rights and freedoms. They aim to create more prosperous and autonomous urban spaces. Freedom Haven - Seasteading org working to build a workable seasteading options. Seasteading is the idea of creating permanent living homes that exist outside government jurisdiction in international waters. Liberland - The Free Republic of Liberland is a small experimental country located on the banks of the Danube River, known as Gornja Siga. Liberland is built on classical liberal (libertarian) ideals which emphasize autonomy and minimize the state\u0026rsquo;s encroachment on individual liberties. Rule of law, bodily autonomy, free trade, freedom of choice, freedom of movement, and others are all core tenets of our fledgling nation. PraxisNation - Praxis Nation builds off the concept of the network state by Balaji Srinivasan. Which theories that in the modern world we can create a decentralized country that can offer many of the benefits of standard country. Praxis aims to offer land, its own currency and eventually citizenship among many other things. Pronomos - Pronomos is a venture capital fund that works to build the \u0026ldquo;cities of tomorrow.\u0026rdquo; Pronomos has worked to fund Prospera, Praxis, and many more starup cities. Prospera - Prospera is a new libertarian smart city located in Honduras, that works as an economic zone largely free of local government taxes. An experimental project that does exist by a government grant, but its working to prove out a new potential model of cities. Learn more with the REASON documentary. Digital Nomad Services # Escapees - Escapees bills itself as an RV club, but it offers many services for a digital nomad lifestyle, including mail forwarding and temporary residences among many other things. Based in the U.S. Liberation Travel - Focuses on helping users find residency in multiple countries primarly including Paraguay, Uruguay, Panama and Georgia. Nomad Capitalist - Nomad Capitalist specializes in legally and ethically reducing your tax rate, diversifying and safeguarding your assets, growing your passport portfolio, and maximizing your freedom. Passports for Crypto - Quickly acquire Citizenship in St. Kitts by purchasing property without ever actually visiting St. Kitts. Planbpassport - A service that helps facilitate second passports. Accepts Bitcoin and very much adopts a \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizen\u0026rdquo; Mindset. General Tools # Agorist Nexus - Agorist Nexus is a hub for free exchange, focusing on the spread of Agorism and connecting the counter-economy Agorist Tax Advice - Paid service to minimize your tax strategy. Live Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our above affiliate link if you are interested. Lost Horizons - Platform with a wide range of topics around opting out of taxes and deconstructing the legal system. Mobazha - Formerly known as Openbazaar, Mobazaha aims to be a decentralized market where people can buy and sell products across the world for various different crypto currencies. One Stupid Fuck - Opt out of the tax structure. Terrible website name and design, but a resource that provides great step by step videos of opting out of the current tax structure. Taxation is Theft App - App that walks people through the logical ideas of taxation being theft. Similar to the not yet launched project \u0026ldquo;The mirror\u0026rdquo; by Larken Rose. Shipping Services # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Sovereign Homesteading # Abundant Acres - A small company that helps you design your sovereign homestead blueprint. Empshield - EMP Shield is the World’s first EMP protection technology for an entire home and vehicle tested to military and UL 1449 standards from ETL. H20 Machine - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. My Patriot Supply - Purchase food and other supplies. Seedarmory.com - Every one of Seed Armory\u0026rsquo;s seed vaults contains only 100% survival grade, 100% heirloom seeds, and are always non-GMO. Seeds, vaults, and packets are kept at low refrigerated temperatures until ready for shipping. Spout Water - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. Works at a much smaller scale than H20 Machine. StealthAngelSurvival.com - Purchase a wide variety of survival gear. Survivalrealty.com - Off grid real estate. "},{"id":2,"href":"/books/","title":"Books","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\nLiberty Tools Book List Welcome to the Liberty Tools Book list! This is our official book recommendations for the best books across a wide range of liberty topics. We do not specifically endorse every idea in these books or by these authors, but we do recommended them as a good place to learn about the topics at hand. Not all of these books are specifically libertarian, but they contain valuable information that could benefit anyone regardless of political philosophy. Find these books here: Anna\u0026rsquo;s Archive and Libgen If you enjoy any of these books please considering purchasing. Category Author Agorism Community Technology Karl Hess New Libertarian Manifesto Samuel Edward Konkin III Agorist Class Theory Wally Conger How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Derrick Broze Anti-Politics Sal Mayweather Anarchy in Practice - Stateless Solutions Community Technology David Freidman New Libertarian Manifesto Walter Block Agorist Class Theory Ryan McMaken How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Hans Herman Hoppe Anti-Politics Robert Murphy The Market for Liberty Morris/Linda Tannehill The New Libertarianism: Anarcho-Capitalism J. Michael Oliver Crypto Anarchy The Genesis Book Aaron Van Wirdun Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of Cryptocurrency Andy Greenberg This Machine Kills Secrets: Julian Assange, The Cypherpunks, and their fight to Empower Whistleblowers Andy Greenberg Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital Age Steven Levy The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age James Dale Davidson, Michael David Axtel Cryptocurrency Digital Gold Nathaniel Popper How Money got Free Patrick Eha Understanding Bitcoin Robert Muprhy and Silas Barta The Bitcoin Standard SaifeDean Ammous The Internet of Money Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Bitcoin Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Ethereum Andreas Antonopolous Hacking Bitcoin Roger Ver The Blocksize War Jonathan Bier Conspiracies Filthy Rich James Patterson All The Shahs Men Steven Kinzer JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters James W. Douglass Chaos Tom O\u0026rsquo;Neill Inventing the AIDS Virus Peter Duesberg The Controlled Demolition of the American Empire Charlie Robinson \u0026amp; Jeff Berwick A Warning from History Corey Hughes The Octopus of Global Control Charlie Robinson One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that gave Rise the Jeffrey Epstein Whitney Webb The Creature From Jekyll Island G Edward Griffin Covid The Real Anthony Fauci Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The War on Ivermectin Pierre Kory The Courage to Face Covid-19 Peter McCullough A Plague Upon Our House Scott Atlas Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19 Matt Ridley Diary of A Psychosis Tom Woods The Pfizer Papers Naomi Wolf Drug War and Prohibition The Economics of Prohibition Mark Thornton American Kingpin Nick Bilton High Price Dr. Carl Hart Chasing the Scream Johann Hari Dreamland: The True Tale of America\u0026rsquo;s Opiate Epidemic Sam Quinones Drug War Addiction Sheriff Bill Masters Gang Leader for A Day Sudhir Venkatesh Economics and History of Economics Economics in One Lesson Henry Hazlitt Basic Economics Thomas Sowell The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard Keynes Mark Skousen History of Money and Banking in the United States Murray Rothbard End the Fed Ron Paul Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles Jesus Huerta de Soto The Fiat Standard SaifeDean Ammous Environment American Serengeti Dan Flores Fossil Future Alex Epstein Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of Antihumanism Robert Zubrin Apocalypse Never Michael Shellenberger The Wizard and The Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow\u0026rsquo;s World Charles C. Mann Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Running With Rhinos Ed Warner Extremist Politics The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics Michael Malice SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought Police Vox Day The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure Greg Lukianoff and Johnathan Haidt Fiction Brave New World Aldous Huxley 1984 George Orwell Animal Farm George Orwell Molon Labe! Kenneth Royce (Boston T Party) Alongside Night J. Niel Schulman Freehold Michael Z. Williamson The Moon is a Harsh Mistress Robert Heinlen The Handmaid’s Tale Margaret Atwood Anthem Ayn Rand The Fountainhead Ayn Rand The Giver Lois Lowery Red Rising Pierce Brown Unintended Consequences John Ross The Probability Broach L. Neil Smith The High Ground Series Doug Casey Enemy of the State F. Paul Wilson Financial Crisis Meltdown Tom Woods Deep Freeze: Iceland\u0026rsquo;s Economic Collapse Phillip Bagus and David Howden Americas Great Depression Murray Rothbard The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last Century Mark Thornton End the Fed Ron Paul Gun Rights Come and Take it: The Gun Printers Guide to Thinking Free Cody Wilson The 10 Myths of Gun Control Jose Nino More Guns Less Crime John Lott Health and Nutrition Death by Food Pyramid Denise Minger Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim It Mary Ruwart The Primal Prescription Doug Mcguff and Robert Murphy Fat for Fuel Dr. Joseph Mercola Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless Health Casey Means and Calley Means Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Blind Spots: The Medicine Gets it Wrong and What it Means For our Health Marty Makary Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity Peter Attia History - General A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell A Peoples History of the United States Howard Zinn Albions\u0026rsquo;s Seed David Hackett Fischer The Dawn Of Everything: A New History of Humanity David Graber A Little History of the World EH Gombrich Debt: The First 5000 Years David Graber History of Government Institutions Legacy of Ashes: A history of the CIA Tim Weiner Enemies: A history of the FBI Tim Weiner The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles and their Secret World War Steven Kinzer Overthrow: Americas Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to Iraq Steven Kinzer History of Socialism The Almost Nearly Perfect People Michael Booth The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel Castro Humberto Fontova The Case Against Socialism Rand Paul History of War and Military The Strategic Logic of Suicide Bombers Robert Pape Enough Already: Time to End the War on Terror Scott Horton Death by Government: Genocide and Mass Murder Since 1900 R.J. Rummel Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catastrophe of Ukraine Scott Horton All the Shahs Men Stephen Kirzner Property Rights Against Intellectual Property Stephan Kinsella (Property Rights) - Freedom on the Frontier Terry Anderson \u0026amp; Peter J Hill How Music Got Free Steven Witt Water Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Space Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Against Intellectual Monopoly Michelle Boldrin \u0026amp; David Levine Intro to Liberty The Law Frederic Bastiat The Road to Serfdom Friedrich Hayek Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom Ron Paul The Revolution Ron Paul Intro to Anarchy No Treason: The Constitution of no Authority Lysander Spooner The Most Dangerous Superstition Larken Rose The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to Obey Michael Huemer The Anarchist\u0026rsquo;s Handbook Organized by Michael Malice Dissenting Electorate: Those Who Refuse to Vote and the Legitimacy of Their Opposition Wendy McElroy Individual Liberty Benjamin Tucker Freedom’s Progress: A History of Political Thought Gerard Casey Living Freedom The Freedom Outlaw\u0026rsquo;s Handbook: 179 Things to Do \u0026rsquo;til the Revolution Claire Wolfe 101 Things to Do \u0026lsquo;Til the Revolution: Ideas and Resources for Self-Liberation, Monkey Wrenching and Preparedness Claire Wolfe Don\u0026rsquo;t Shoot the Bastards (Yet): 101 More Ways to Salvage Freedom Claire Wolfe Net Neutrality The Fallacy of Net Neutrality Thomas Hazlett The Master Switch Tim Wu The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless Technology Thomas Hazlett Code 2.0 Lawrence Lessig Philosophy - General Drive: Understanding the science of Human motivation Daniel Pink Defending the Undefendable Walter Block Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder Nassim Taleb The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion Johnathan Haidt Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World David Epstein Philosophy - Political The Ethics of Liberty Murray Rothbard Anatomy of the State Murray Rothbard An Agorist Primer Samuel Konkin Our Enemy, the State Albert J Nock Police Brutality and the Justice system Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America\u0026rsquo;s Police Forces Radley Balko A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State John Whitehead The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison America Naomi Murakawa The New Jim Crow Michelle Alexander Ghettoside Jill Leovy I Can\u0026rsquo;t Breathe: A Killing on Bay Street Matt Taibbi Justice Before the Law Michael Huemer Revisionist History The Myth of the Robber Barons Burt Folsom The Art of Contrary Thinking Humphrey B. Neill Why American History is Not What They Say: An Introduction to Revisionism Jeff Riggenbach Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong James W. Loewen The Roosevelt Myth John T. Flynn The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary War Thomas J. DiLorenzo Security and Privacy The Art of Invisibility Kevin Mitnick How to Be Invisible J. J. Luna No Place to Hide Glen Greenwald Public Record Edward Snowden The Production of Security Gustave di Molinari Extreme Privacy: How to Disapear on the Internet Michael Bazzell Watchman Privacy Gabriel Custodiet Privacy in Utopia Gabriel Custodiet Schooling and Unschooling Radical Unschooling Dayna Martin The Case against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and Money Bryan Caplan Weapons of Mass Instruction John Taylor Gatto The Absorbent Mind Maria Montessori The College Scam: How America\u0026rsquo;s Universities Are Bankrupting and Brainwashing Away the Future of America\u0026rsquo;s Youth Charlie Kirk Vaccines Turtles All the Way Down Anonymous, Tim Vadnar The Moth in the Iron Lung Forrest Moready Crooked: Manmade Disease Explained Forrest Moready Dissolving Illusions Susan Humphries Vaccines, Autoimmunity and the Changing Nature of Childhood Illness Thomas Cowan "},{"id":3,"href":"/covid/","title":"Covid","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Every single thing that was done in public health in response to the pandemic made it worse.\u0026rdquo; - Peter A. McCullough\nThe Covid19 Lockdowns were the biggest event in our lifetimes. The damage done was immeasurable and still continues to this day. The power centers are looking to continue on with all of the covid tyranny. We must be vigilant in fighting back against the medical industrial complex.\nAnti Covid Orgs # Banners 4 Freedom - An organization dedicated to protesting Covid Mandates using billboards across the world.\nChildren\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense - Children\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense® is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Their mission is to end childhood health epidemics by working aggressively to eliminate harmful exposures, hold those responsible accountable and establish safeguards to prevent future harm. They fight corruption, mass surveillance and censorship that put profits before people as well as advocate for worldwide rights to health freedom and bodily autonomy ^1^\nEvidenceNotFear - An evidence-based guide against all of the Covid madness.\nFeds 4 Med Freedom - Feds for Medical Freedom is fighting for medical freedoms and personal autonomy. They stand against unconstitutional and immoral vaccine mandates that have cost thousands of federal employees and contractors their careers and livelihoods.\nFLCCC Alliance - A group of doctors who got together to push back against the public Covid response. They provide real education on Covid, and demonized treatments like Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine and recovery against.\nGBDeclaration.org - One of the first major organizations to push back against Covid lockdowns. The Great Barrington Declaration is a major worldwide petition sponsored by doctors and scientists against the Covid lockdowns.\nHowbad - Resources for tracking all aspects of specific Covid batchs data, this also includes leaked data, and some aspects of other vaccines and medical malpractice.\nICAN Informed Consent Action Network - Founded in 2016, ICAN was created with the goal of providing every person with the right to informed consent. They believe that by holding regulators accountable through their successful legal actions, individuals will become empowered to make truly informed decisions about their own health and the health of their families. Using an unprecedented legal strategy, ICAN has successfully won lawsuits against Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control, the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration. Founded by Del Bigtree of the Highwire and works regularly with Aaron Siri and his firm.\nLaw Offices of Siri Glimstead - Led by Lawyer Aaron Siri, Siri Glimstead has been at the forefront of defending legal rights against Covid restrictions and damages done by the Covid vaccines, as well as more traditional vaccines. They also focus on other things like civil rights or protection of whistle blowers.\nPhysicians for Informed Consent - Physicians for Informed Consent empowers the public with scientific information about infectious diseases and vaccines.\nPureBloodRegistry - Blood donations for and from people who have not gotten the Covid-19 vaccine.\nThe Highwire - An educational journalistic organization that has been working for years to bring accountability to the world of vaccines and especially Covid vaccines. Founded by Del Bigtree.\nVacSafety - The VSRF’s mission is to advance COVID-19 vaccine safety through scientific research, public education, and advocacy, and to support the vaccine injured. They present the most up-to-date and relevant information on COVID-19 and public health policies, free from corporate press, agenda-driven narratives, and sponsorships with conflict of interest. They encourage questions and an open dialogue of transparency on any medical and scientific information presented.\nFake Mask Websites # Fake Mask Worldwide - A company that sells obviously fake masks, less obviously fake masks and other Covid related items.\nGetUnmask - Breathable masks that look like regular masks. Company now sells other unrelated products as well.\nMedical Drug Purchase # Purchase Medical Drugs including Ivermection and Hydroxychloroquine from high quality third party services.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinil. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nMetrics # ICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nOpen Vaers - Open Vaers takes the CDC\u0026rsquo;s government data from VAERS and makes it much more readable and easy to understand. As of 9/23 there were over 36,000 deaths and over 1.5 million Covid vaccine related reports to VAERS.\nNo-Jab Job Boards # Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types.\nRedballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or Covid nonsense.\nUnjected - Social media for meeting and dating unvaccinated people.\nVaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status.\nVaccine Injured Support # Covid Vax Recovery Guide - A Covid vaccine detox guide written by nutritional scientist and liberty leaning Dr. Chris Masterjohn.\nCovid19CriticalCare.com - An in-depth recovery Post-Vaccine Treatment Protocol guide from the doctors at the FLCC Alliance.\nIronHeart Bloodworks - IronHeart Bloodworks is a new blood bank membership that gives you control over your blood choices during medical procedures. When you need it, IronHeart Bloodworks quickly sends you COVID-19 unvaccinated blood—a unique service in the healthcare industry. You should have the freedom to choose what blood is in your body.\nReact19.org - React19 is a science-based non-profit offering financial, physical, and emotional support for those suffering from long-term COVID-19 vaccine adverse events globally. Their mission is to bring healing to the moms, dads, friends, and loved ones who are facing life-altering side effects from their COVID-19 vaccine. They build bridges between patients and research institutions in order to develop a better understanding of vaccine complications.\nSpike Protein Detox - Peter McCullough\u0026rsquo;s Spike protein Detox protocol. Peter\u0026rsquo;s company also sells a specific Detox Support Formula.\nZelenko Protocol - Dr. Vladimir Zelenko was one of the first doctors to push back on mainstream Covid dogma. While Zelenko has since passed his protocol and supplements are still useful for fighting Covid ^2^\n"},{"id":4,"href":"/deathathletes/","title":"Death Athletes","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;We always knew it was going to happen, it was according to our plan. For our kind, this is nothing.\u0026rdquo; - Cody Wilson\nDeath Athletes refers to a concept going back to Ancient Greece and popularized by 3d Gun Printing Activist Cody Wilson called \u0026ldquo;The Death Athletic\u0026rdquo;. Cody gave a speech at Guns and Bitcoin 2022 talking about the beauty of death given in service to ones beliefs. While not always literal this is often metaphorical, Cody talks about the public death and having been killed in the public as a metaphor. The Death Athletic specifically refers to someone who engaged in practice to promote freedom and was persecuted for doing so. While many people have been prosecuted unfairly, there is a difference between general victims and those who specifically took the risk of fighting the state and lost.\nCheck out the speech here!\nDeath Athletes # Roger Ver - Roger Ver is a freedom activist who was one of the first investors in Bitcoin. Roger has worked as a liberty and Bitcoin activist for over a decade and has made major financial contributions and investments to projects like, DefCad, ShapeShift, FEE, Ross Ulbricht\u0026rsquo;s Legal Defense, Wikileaks, Kraken and many many more. In April 2024 Roger was arrested and detained in Spain on the request of the US government for alleged tax evasion claims in regarding to his exit tax in 2014. Roger is currently looking at a potential 100 year prison sentence for numerous ridiculous legal charges. Roger has been trapped in Spain since April 2024.\nRoss Ulbricht - Ross Ulbricht is the alleged founder and operator of the Silk Road website. The Silk Road offered consumers a safe and trusted way to purchase drugs and other contraband items. Ross was arrested and imprisoned in 2013. He was sentenced to two life sentences plus 40 years and millions of dollars in fines in a corrupt trial. Ross is scheduled to be released as Donald Trump promised to commute his sentence on Day one of his presidency.\nJulian Assange - Julian Assange is one of the greatest journalists of all time. Julian founded Wikileaks in 2006 and has exposed mass public corruption across the world regarding governments and corporations. Julian was forced into home arrest and then asylum for close to a decade based off ridiculous sex charges that were eventually dropped. In 2019 Julian was pulled out of his Asylum and pull into solitary confinement in BellMarsh prison until June 2024. Julian signed a plea deal and was released.\nEdward Snowden - Edward Snowden is a NSA Whistleblower who exposed massive NSA Corruption in 2013, mostly in regards to illegal mass surveillance on citizens. Snowden has been trapped in Russia ever since.\nSamurai Wallet Devs - In May 2024 Samurai Wallets Domain was seized and the two devs known publicly as TDev and Samurai were arrested and charged with money laundering due to the Bitcoin coinjoin functions built into the website.\nTornado Cash Devs - Tornado Cash is a decentralized coinjoin provider for the Ethereum Crypto Currency. In 2022 Tornado Cash was added to the OFACT List and the Devs Roman Storm and Alex Pertsev where charged with Money Laundering.\nAaron Swartz - Internet pioneer and free speech advocate. Creator of the Guerilla Access Open Manifest as well as several other open source technologies, Aaron Swartz tragically killed himself in 2013 thanks to overzealous prosecutors from the DOJ that were threatening Aaron with decades in prison for attempted publishing of copyrighted documents, despite the fact that the document had never been published and the owner of those copyrights Jstore, had actually dropped the charges.\nIan Freemen - Freeman, known for advocating freedom and financial privacy through bitcoin, found himself targeted by federal prosecutors. Initially facing charges including bank fraud and wire fraud, these allegations were eventually dropped due to lack of evidence. The core of the case revolved around money laundering and conspiracy charges. Ultimately, Freeman received a severe sentence of eight years in prison, a $40,000 fine, and forfeiture of $5 million in assets, despite not being convicted of the fraud charges prosecutors initially highlighted.\nCody Wilson - The creator of the Death Athletic concept as well as the founder of Defcad.com and first person to create a 3d printed Gun. Cody has been at the forefront of fighting for 2nd amendment and 1st amendment as they pertain to code and digital rights for over a decade. Cody has been involved in many lawsuits with the federal government as a result and suffered charges for sex crimes in 2018. He is currently free and working for Defcad.\nJay Stark - The anonymous creator of the FGC-9, which stands for \u0026ldquo;Fuck Gun Control.\u0026rdquo; The FGC was the first project to enable the creation of a fully 3d printed gun that did not require any actual gun parts, instead it uses items that can be purchased from conventional stores all over the world. Jay Stark was arrested in April 2021 on suspicions of owning illegal weapons, however none of these weapons were found and he was not taken into custody. Two days later he was found dead sitting in his car in front of his parents house. While the offical cause of death ruled out \u0026ldquo;foul play\u0026rdquo; it is difficult for most to believe that this was simply a coincidence.\n"},{"id":5,"href":"/defense/","title":"Defense","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles.\u0026rdquo; - Jeff Cooper\nWhen any government deprives a citizen of his freedom or property, the individual must take action to publicise his grievances. To this end, I hope to illustrate in the following pages, the futility of gun control, and that no amount of arbitrary legislation can ever prevent those wanting firearms from owning them. The individual who has the ability to construct his own homemade gun can never be permanently disarmed by any level of gun control legislation. - Philip Luty\nDIY Firearms # The 3D Printer has significantly advanced the ease of manufacturing reliable weapons absent the eye of the watchful state. Of course, it is not the only manufacturing tool available, but you will find it the most expedient.\nGetting Started # The following guides provide a basic introduction to 3D printed firearms. If your budget is limited, Creality printers may be the only option. But they are unreliable, and you may spend more time troubleshooting issues than printing. We recommend Prusa for their reliability and unwavering commitment to open source. Bambu Lab printers have recently gained in popularity for their speed, reliability, and multi-material options. However, they have a history of patenting established open source designs, and even more importantly, severely compromise your privacy. More information here. On this principle, we recommend against giving them your money.\nAs you evaluate printers and cad software, keep privacy at the top of your mind. While this practice may currently be legal in your jurisdiction, the state may kidnap and jail you anyway.\nHoffman Tactical The CTRL+PEW Getting Started Guide Ammunition # Fenix Ammunition - Manufactured in the USA by liberty obsessed individuals, and accept Bitcoin for payment. Books # Expedient Homemade Firearms by Philip Luty Expedient Recoilless Launcher: Panzerfaust by Jonathan Wild Communities # Deterrence Dispensed Rocket Chat - Large public group chat for all things 3d printed firearms. FOSSCAD Subreddit - a subreddit focused on 3d printed firearms of all types. However, censorship on reddit continues to grow, and we encourage migration to censorship resistant communities. Files # Most firearm designs are uploaded by individual creators to Odysee. DEFCAD is another source, but requires a paid membership. Most files available on DEFCAD are already available for free on Odysee.\n3D Gun Builder - A comprehensive directory of designs with direct links to Odysee pages. DEFCAD - Many files here are out of date and hosted without the permission of the original developers. GunCad Developer Index - A list of guncad developer Odysee pages. Legal Advocacy Groups # Organizations fighting within the legal system to expand gun rights.\nDefense Distributed Firearm Policy Coalition Rocky Mountain Gun Owners Second Amendment Foundation Merchants # Places to find parts, part kits, tools, ammo, and more..\nParts # Aves Engineering - Glock rails and MAC11 components. Every Gun Part - Exhaustive collection of parts kits (everything but the receiver) and more. Ghost Guns - More parts kits. JSD Supply - Pistol components and more. MAF Arms - Build kits for printed receiver designs. Replicator USA - 3d printed suppressors. Riptide Rails - Glock rails, magazine springs, and other printed firearms components. Newsletters \u0026amp; Podcasts # En Bloc Press - Paid newsletter and podcast focused on the 3d printed firearm space and adjacent politics. Open Source Defense - Weekly newsletter focused on expanding gun rights with \u0026ldquo;0% culture war\u0026rdquo;. Out of Battery Live - Live podcast focused on interviewing guncad developers and builders. Propaganda # Documentaries, talks, and other media.\nDeath Athletic Documentary The New Radical Plastic Defense: Secret 3D Printed Guns in Europe The Plastic Power: A Speech The Unshackled Englishman Resources # GatGPT - A deneutered version of ChatGPT focused on firearms. Shootingbot - Monitors price and availability of ammunition and reloading components. Training # Ok, you can build a firearm in your garage. Now learn how to use it. Before you start LARPING, consider what type of training is most useful. Read this.\nGamut Resolutions - Tactical pistol and carbine classes. Based in Florida but courses are taught in many locations across the US. Guns For Everyone - Free concealed carry classes based out of Colorado. Long Range Shooters of Utah - Multiday courses in shooting up to and beyond 1000 yards in Price, UT. MantisX - MantisX is a gun training system that takes a data-driven approach to helping you achieve shooting mastery with no ammo required. Unlike some dry fire trainers, MANTISX works while attached to ANY firearm (pistol, rifle, or shotgun). By analyzing every shot and generating actionable data, MANTISX helps you improve your accuracy quickly. Solutionary University - Beginner firearm and defense training. Run by Liberty Activist Maj Toure, who has been travelling across the US providing firearms training, particularly in black neighborhoods. Thunder Ranch - Multiday courses in pistol, rifle, and shotgun, founded by Clint Smith and based in Oregon. "},{"id":6,"href":"/education/","title":"Education","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Education and Training # \u0026ldquo;Government schooling is the most radical adventure in history. It kills the family by monopolizing the best times of childhood and by teaching disrespect for home and parents.\u0026rdquo; - John Taylor Gatto\nModern schooling has been terrible for years. Following the covid insanity and the addition of woke politics the schools are proving less and less value by the day. But education can be done through a vareity of methods. In the modern age their are many better ways to educate yourself and your children than traditional school.\nAlternative Schools # Options for schools that are close to the traditional model, but do something different.\nMontessori Schools - Montessori classrooms are ideal workplaces, where children are engaged, energetic, exploring, social, and most of all, learning to take ownership of their own education. They’re also unified communities in which each child understands the responsibility of being an individual student in the class while supporting the learning of others.\nWestern Governors University - While still suffering from some of the issues of traditional education, WGU provides a solid alternative for anyone who still wants to pursue traditional college degrees. Offering Bachelors and Masters programs in IT, Business, Nursing, Finance and Education. WGU is a completely online school, with relatively cheap degree programs that are performance based, meaning you can take the classes at your own pace and are not required to attend classes you dont need.\nAlternatives to School # Liberty Classroom - A wide range of courses. Mostly focused on history but offers other courses on econimics and logics. All courses are taught from a liberty perspective. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. Mises Econ Grad Progam - Economics Grad program that teaches free market Austrian Economics from one of the most prominent liberty focused think tanks. Praxis - Praxis is an intense personal and professional development program for young adults who want to work hard, build skills, learn how to create value, and develop a positive vision of the future for their lives and careers. Praxis is a college alternative that offers a 1 year practical devopment plan that ends up teaching you real world practical skills and connecting you with an intership at the end of your program. School of Life - A course to help you enhance whatever you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Provides biweekly webinars from the best liberty minds to bring your practile and actionable advice for your business, non Profit, cause or whatever else you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. TenToad - A program that helps families transition to a school-free life with a solid foundation of knowledge and the tools to get started with confidence. Embrace living and learning without school. ThinkExodus - Exodus Institute aims to provide families with a quality alternative to public schools, and support homeschool families with enrichment courses that foster critical thinking, academic skills, and counter the left-wing indoctrination found in education, culture, and the media. Unschoolers.org - Unschooling and peaceful parenting educational organization. Unschooling is an alternative to traditional schooling and even home schooling that works to encourage and focus and direct children\u0026rsquo;s natural curiosity. Unschooling Resources with Dayna Martin - Dayna Martin has been living and breathing Unschooling for 2 decades, while also working to educate many others on these principles. You can find many of the best unschooling resources here. Homeschool Resources # Acellusacademy - Acellus Academy is a K-12 online private school located in Kansas City, Missouri as a 501c3. Acellus Academy provides instruction online through distance education via the Acellus Learning System. Acellus, a program of the International Academy of Science, is an online learning system that has been used to provide primary instruction to millions of students in thousands of schools throughout the United States.\nHome School Legal Defense Association - With over 100,000 member families, Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) is the nation’s largest, most trusted homeschool advocacy organization.\nPower Home School - Power Homeschool is the official provider of online Acellus® courses for parents independently homeschooling their children without teacher support. Power is a not an accredited curriculum.\nRon Paul Curriculum - A liberty focused home school curriculum for all grades based on the ideas of former congressman Ron Paul. The curriculum was largely designed by Liberty Classroom founder, Tom Woods.\nTuttle Twins Academy - From the authors of some of the best selling Liberty Kids books, comes the academy for home learning. Catered for kids TTA offers courses in Finances, Logic \u0026amp; Critical Thinking, Entrepreneurship, and many more to come.\n"},{"id":7,"href":"/frontends/","title":"Front Ends","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy. The savage’s whole existence is public, ruled by the laws of his tribe. Civilization is the process of setting man free from men.\u0026rdquo; - Ayn Rand\nPrivacy Front ends are interfaces that interact with well known services that dont respect your privacy. Apps like Youtube or Facebook can be accessed via privacy respecting generally open source apps.\nApple AirPlay # air-pi-play - Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Airplay server using RPiPlay to enable screen mirroring on tvs, monitors and projectors. RPiPlay - An open-source AirPlay mirroring server for the Raspberry Pi. Supports iOS 9 and up. Apple Music # Cider - Cross-platform Apple Music experience based on Electron and Vue.js written from scratch with performance in mind Discord # gtkcord4 - A lightweight Discord client written in Golang which uses GTK3 for the user interface Facebook # SlimSocial - Android, alternative front-end for Facebook, built with Java Frost - An extensive and functional open source third party app for Facebook (Android app) Facebook Messenger # Caprine - Unofficial and privacy-focused Facebook Messenger app with many useful features fb-messenger-cli - Use your Facebook account to chat with your friends sneakily in the command line, it\u0026rsquo;s as easy as logging in, choosing a convo and chatting away Google Search # LibreX - Privacy-respecting free meta-search engine (free as in freedom). Small and simple meta-search engine, fetches and anonymizes results from Google only, has API support, allows redirects to Invidious/Bibliogram/Nitter/Libreddit.\nSearXNG - SearXNG is a free internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from various search services and databases. Users are neither tracked nor profiled (SearXNG is a fork of Searx).\nSearx - Searx is a free privacy-respecting internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from more than 70 search services. Users are neither tracked nor profiled. Additionally, Searx can be used over Tor for online anonymity.\nWhoogle Search - A self-hosted, ad-free, privacy-respecting metasearch engine for Google.\nGoogle Translate # Crow Translate - Simple and lightweight cross-platform translator that allows translation using LibreTranslate, Lingva, Google, Bing, and Yandex, as well as text-to-speech using Google.\nDeepL Android - Unofficial Android client for DeepL.\nInstaLate - Distraction-free translation for Android, to be used directly from within any app. Supports Beolingus, DeepL, Dict.cc, GNU CIDE, Heinzelnisse, LibreTranslate, Linguee, WikDict, and Wiktionary.\nLingva Translate - Alternative front-end for Google Translate, serving as a free and open-source translator with over a hundred languages available.\nSimplyTranslate - Provide fast and private translations to the user without wasting much overhead for extensive styling or JavaScript. Supports Google Translate, DeepL, ICIBA, and LibreTranslate.\nSimplyTranslate Mobile - Unofficial Android client of SimplyTranslate.\nHacker News # Hackers - A native iOS app for Hacker News.\nHackerweb - A simply readable Hacker News web app.\nHckrnws - A custom front-end for a better reading experience of HackerNews.\nHN-search - Algolia Hacker News search.\nHNTopLinks - Top Links on Hacker News.\nImgur # Imgin - Minimal Imgur front end Imgrs - Imgrs is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. It\u0026rsquo;s a Rust rewrite of a previous Imgur proxy project, Omgur. Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/imgrs Omgur - Omgur is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. Inspired by the Invidious, Nitter, and Teddit projects. No JavaScript or ads All requests go through the Omgur backend, client never talks to Imgur Prevents Imgur from tracking your IP or JavaScript fingerprint Lightweight Self-hostable Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/omgur Rimgo - Self-hosted frontend for Imgur written in Go. Website: https://i.bcow.xyz/ Rimgu - Self-hosted alternative frontend/ proxy for Imgur Instagram # Bibliogram - Bibliogram is an alternative front-end for Instagram. Public instances: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/bibliogram-docs/tree/master/docs/Instances.md Mastodon # Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Hyperspace - cross-platform Mastodon client for the fediverse written in TypeScript and React Pinafore - Alternative web client for Mastodon, focused on speed and simplicity Sengi - cross-platform multi-account Mastodon \u0026amp; Pleroma desktop client TheDesk - cross-platform Mastodon \u0026amp; Misskey desktop client Tootle - simple GTK-based Linux Mastodon client Tusky - lightweight Android Mastodon client Medium # Scribe - Alternative front-end to Medium.com Other services # ArchiveBox - Open source self-hosted web archiving. Takes URLs/browser history/bookmarks/Pocket/Pinboard/etc., saves HTML, JS, PDFs, media, and more etherpad-lite - Collaborative rich text editor. A modern really-real-time collaborative document editor Gitea - Lightweight git server. Git with a cup of tea, painless self-hosted git service Hedgedoc - Collaborative markdown editor. A platform to write and share markdown Librarian - Alternative frontend for LBRY / Odysee.com MediathekViewWeb - Video content of German public-service television broadcasters (e.g. ARD, ZDF) Official instance: mediathekviewweb.de NoPaste - NoPaste is an open-source website similar to Pastebin where you can store any piece of code, and generate links for easy sharing PrivateBin - Zero knowledge encrypted paste-bin. A minimalist, open source online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data. Data is encrypted/decrypted in the browser using 256 bits AES Snapdrop - Similar to Apple\u0026rsquo;s Airdrop but in your browser. A Progressive Web App for local file sharing Vaultwarden - Password manager. Unofficial Bitwarden compatible server written in Rust, formerly known as bitwarden_rs Wikiless - A free open source alternative Wikipedia front-end focused on privacy Reddit # Due to recent changes with the Reddit API Policy you may have mixed success with these. These are kept here in the event that this changes, but otherwise these are mostly dead projects\nDawn - Open-source Reddit app Available on F-Droid Forked from Dank: https://github.com/saket/Dank Eddrit - Alternative front-end for Reddit, inspired by Nitter, built with Python \u0026amp; Starlette. Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Infinity - Reddit client for Android Available on F-Droid junipf/reddit-frontend - A reddit front-end written in React Official instance: https://jpf-reddit.netlify.app kddit - uWSGI frontend for Reddit.com written in Python Official instance: https://kddit.kalli.st Libreddit - Alternative front-end for Reddit. Themed around Reddit\u0026rsquo;s new design - Lightweight, no JavaScript, no ads, no tracking. Official instance: libredd.it Public instances: https://github.com/spikecodes/libreddit#instances RedditClient - Alternative front-end for Reddit, built with Angular Roffline - A self-hosted offline Reddit server. It allows you to browse Reddit posts (including any media in the post) while offline. It is targeted at people that have intermittent internet Snew - Open-source client for Reddit forked from the Reddit source code. Slide - Open source, ad free Reddit browser for Android Available on F-Droid Stealth - Account-free, privacy-oriented, and feature-rich Reddit client. Available on F-Droid Teddit - Alternative Reddit front-end focused on privacy - Lightweight, no ads, no JavaScript, unofficial API. Official instance: https://teddit.net Public instances: https://github.com/teddit-net/teddit#instances Github mirror repository Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Teddit Top of Reddit - Top Reddit posts every day. Troddit: A web client for Reddit Official instance: https://www.troddit.com Updoot - Android, alternative front-end for Reddit. Xeddit - A Xamarin.Forms app for Reddit. Official instance: xeddit.com Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Xeddit Redirection # Farside - Farside provides links that automatically redirect to working instances of privacy-oriented alternative frontends, such as Nitter, Libreddit, etc. This allows for users to have more reliable access to the available public instances for a particular service, while also helping to distribute traffic more evenly across all instances and avoid performance bottlenecks and rate-limiting. LibRedirect - App that redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends. If you click on a link of a Youtube like it will redirect to you to Newpipe, Twitter to nitter, Wikipedia to Wikiless etc. Privacy Redirect - A simple web extension that redirects Twitter, YouTube, Instagram \u0026amp; Google Maps requests to privacy friendly alternatives Firefox Add-On: Privacy Redirect Chrome Extension: Privacy Redirect UntrackMe - UntrackMe transforms Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Reddit and Medium and Wikipedia links to links of open source, privacy friendly front-ends. Converts Google Maps links to OpenStreetMap links. Removes tracking parameters from any url. Then delegates the action to other apps that are capable of handling them. (Android app) Watch on Odysee - Browser add on that redirects you from YouTube to odysee a decentralized Youtube alternative libredirect - A web extension that redirects popular sites to alternative privacy-friendly frontends and backends. Actively maintained fork of Privacy Redirect that supports Youtube, Youtube Music, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, Imgur, Reddit, Searx, Google Translate, Google Maps, Wikipedia, and Medium Reuters # Neuters - An alternative front-end to Reuters.com. It is intended to be lightweight and fast, and was heavily inspired by Nitter Official instance: https://boxcat.site Shazam # SongRec - Open-source Shazam client for Linux, written in Rust. Spotify # Downtify - Open source Spotify ripper. Kotify - Requires Spotify Account - Multiplatform desktop client for Spotify focused on library organization for power users. Relies on official Spotify client for playback Librespot - Requires Spotify Premium Account - librespot is an open source client library for Spotify. It enables applications to use Spotify\u0026rsquo;s service to control and play music via various backends, and to act as a Spotify Connect receiver. It is an alternative to the official and now deprecated closed-source libspotify. Additionally, it will provide extra features which are not available in the official library Oggify - Download Spotify tracks to Ogg Vorbis (with a Spotify premium account), based on librespot psst - Fast and multi-platform Spotify client with native GUI Spot: Gtk/Rust native Spotify client for the GNOME desktop. Only works with premium accounts Spotiqueue - Minimalistic queue-oriented macOS-native client for Spotify, with Guile Scheme scriptability Spotiflyer - Download free content from Youtube, Spotify, Sound Cloud and more Spotube: A lightweight and free Spotify crossplatform-client which handles playback manually, streams music using Youtube \u0026amp; no Spotify premium account is needed SpotX: Modified Spotify Client for Windows (Windows Only) - Blocking ads and updates for the desktop version of Spotify, disabling podcasts and more Telegram # Telegram-FOSS - Unofficial, FOSS-friendly fork of the original Telegram client for Android. TikTok # ProxiTok - Open source alternative frontend for TikTok made with PHP. Official instance: https://proxitok.herokuapp.com Twitch # ElectronPlayer - Electron Based Web Video Services Player. Supports Netflix, Youtube, Twitch, Floatplane, Hulu and more streamlink-twitch-gui - Multi platform Twitch.tv browser for Streamlink Twire: Alternative and open source Twitch client for Android Xtra - Twitch player and browser for Android Twitter/X # Due to recent changes with the Twitter API Policy you may have mixed success with these.\nFritter - A free, open-source Twitter client for Android. Harpy - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Flutter/Dart. Nitter - Alternative Twitter front-end - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Official instance: nitter.net Public instances: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances Example: Troy Hunt on Twitter and Nitter Shitter - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Java. Tweet-app - Desktop Twitter client only for tweeting. Timeline never shows up. Tweeterr - A tool to use Twitter from the command line on the fly. Tweepy - Twitter for Python Twidere X - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built mostly with Kotlin, in early stage. YouTube # Alltube - Web GUI for youtube-dl AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. BlackHole - Android music player app for YouTube Music and Spotify made with Flutter CloudTube - Alternative front-end for Invidious Official instance: https://tube.cadence.moe Installation guide for self-hosting: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/tube-docs/tree/main/item/docs/cloudtube/Installing%20CloudTube.md FreeTube - Open source YouTube desktop player for privacy on Windows, Mac and Linux Invidious - Invidious is an alternative front-end to YouTube - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Home page: https://invidious.io Invidious instances (Github): https://github.com/iv-org/documentation/blob/master/Invidious-Instances.md Invidious instances API: https://api.invidious.io Installation guide for self-hosting: https://docs.invidious.io/Installation.md Invidious-viewer - Python application to watch YouTube videos through the Invidious API, in the terminal (requires MPV player and libmpv.so, provided by Linux distro) Invuedious - An alternative frontend for invidious built with vue.js Official instance: https://bocchilorenzo.github.io/invuedious/ LibreTube - Android frontend for YouTube, based on Piped minitube - Lightweight youtube client with a kid-friendly interface. Can make playlists from search keywords mps-youtube - Terminal based YouTube player and downloader. NewPipe - A libre lightweight streaming front-end for Android oleksis/youtube-dl-gui - Cross-platform front-end GUI of the popular youtube-dl written in wxPython OpenVideoDownloader aka jely2002/youtube-dl-gui - A cross-platform GUI for youtube-dl made in Electron and node.js Piped - An alternative privacy-friendly YouTube frontend which is efficient by design - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking Official instance: https://piped.kavin.rocks List of public instances: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped/wiki/Instances Installation guide for self-hosting: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Documentation/blob/main/content/docs/self-hosting/index.md pipe-viewer - A lightweight application (fork of straw-viewer) for searching and playing videos from YouTube. Plumber - Local and remote video trimmer, can trim parts of video without downloading whole video, utilizes youtube-dl, allows conversion to GIFs smtube - Stand-alone YouTube video player Website: https://www.smtube.org SMTube is part of SMPlayer SMPlayer website: https://www.smplayer.info SMPlayer repository: https://github.com/smplayer-dev/smplayer SmartTubeNext - SmartTubeNext is an advanced YouTube app for Android TVs and TV boxes, free and open source. It is not a live TV client and does not support \u0026ldquo;YouTube TV\u0026rdquo;. SkyTube - An open-source YouTube app for Android. Tartube - A GUI front-end for youtube-dl, partly based on youtube-dl-gui and written in Python 3 / Gtk 3 th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). TubeArchivist - A self hosted YouTube media server. TubeSync - TubeSync is a PVR (personal video recorder) for YouTube. It syncs YouTube channels and playlists to a locally hosted media server. ViewTube - An alternative front-end for YouTube, written in Vue.js, uses Plyr video player; supports SponsorBlock, multiple Invidious instances support, chapters Vividl - Modern Windows GUI for youtube-dl Youtube-dl - Command-line program to download videos from YouTube.com and other video sites Youtube-viewer - Lightweight YouTube client for Linux YouTube.js - Full-featured wrapper around the Innertube API, which is what YouTube itself uses uYouPlus - uYouPlus (uYou+) is an alternative YouTube app for Apple\u0026rsquo;s iOS and iPadOS. yattee - Alternative YouTube frontend for iOS, tvOS and macOS built with Invidious and Piped, supports sponsorblock yt-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously without forcing javascript (Fork of youtube-local) yt-dlp - A youtube-dl fork with additional features and fixes. ytcc - Command line tool to keep track of your favorite playlists on YouTube and many other places. Can import youtube subscriptions from Google Takeout and provide them as an RSS feed for your favorite reader. ytfzf - A POSIX script that helps you find Youtube videos (without API) and opens/downloads them using mpv/youtube-dl. ytmdl - A simple app to get songs from YouTube in mp3 format with artist name, album name etc from sources like iTunes, LastFM, Deezer, Gaana etc. ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. ytdl-gui - A simple-to-use, cross-platform graphical interface for youtube-dl youtube-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously and with greater page performance ytcast - Cast YouTube videos to your smart TV from the command line. This program does roughly the same thing as the \u0026ldquo;Play on TV\u0026rdquo; button that appears on the player bar when you visit youtube.com with Chrome or when you use the YouTube smartphone app YouTube Music # AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. "},{"id":8,"href":"/hacking/","title":"Hacking","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The truth is revealed by removing things that stand in its light, an art not unlike sculpture, in which the artist creates, not by building, but by hacking away.\u0026rdquo; - Alan Watts\nWelcome to the Hacking section of Liberty tools! Hacking should be used to increase your knowledge and harden your defenses. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAnonymity # BinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\nI2P - The Invisible Internet Project.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nNipe - Script to redirect all traffic from the machine to the Tor network.\nOnionScan - One of the Hacking Tools for investigating the Dark Web by finding operational security issues introduced by Tor hidden service operators.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nTor - Free software and onion routed overlay network that helps you defend against traffic analysis.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nBug Bounty Platforms # Bugcrowd List - List of many companies that provide bug bounties. CTF(Capture the flag) # Ctf-tools - Collection of setup scripts to install various security research tools easily and quickly deployable to new machines.\nPwntools - Rapid exploit development framework built for use in CTFs.\nRsaCtfTool - Decrypt data enciphered using weak RSA keys, and recover private keys from public keys using a variety of automated attacks.\nDDoS # HOIC - Updated version of Low Orbit Ion Cannon, has ‘boosters’ to get around common counter measures.\nJS LOIC - JavaScript in-browser version of LOIC.\nLOIC - Open source network stress tool for Windows.\nSlowLoris - DoS tool that uses low bandwidth on the attacking side.\nT50 - Faster network stress tool.\nUFONet - Abuses OSI layer 7 HTTP to create/manage ‘zombies’ and to conduct different attacks using; GET/POST, multithreading, proxies, origin spoofing methods, cache evasion techniques, etc.\nDefense Evasion # AntiVirus Evasion Tool (AVET) - Post-process exploits containing executable files targeted for Windows machines to avoid being recognized by antivirus software.\nHyperion - Runtime encryptor for 32-bit portable executables (“PE .exes”).\nPeCloak.py - Automates the process of hiding a malicious Windows executable from antivirus (AV) detection.\nPeCloakCapstone - Multi-platform fork of the peCloak.py automated malware antivirus evasion tool.\nUniByAv - Simple obfuscator that takes raw shellcode and generates Anti-Virus friendly executables by using a brute-forcable, 32-bit XOR key.\nVeil - Generate metasploit payloads that bypass common anti-virus solutions.\nDefcon Suggested Reading # Defcon Suggested Reading Email Spoofing # SpoofBox - Offers email, SMS, Phone spoofing and lots of other tools. Not a free service. Can also be used to look up phone numbers. Exploit Development # Exploit Writing Tutorials - Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nShellcode Examples - Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial - Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nFile Format Analysis # Hachoir - Python library to view and edit a binary stream as tree of fields and tools for metadata extraction.\nKaitai Struct - File formats and network protocols dissection language and web IDE, generating parsers in C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby.\nVeles - Binary data visualization and analysis tool.\nForensics # Autopsy - Full suite of open source forensics tools.\nCAINE - CAINE is Linux Live CD that contains a wealth of digital forensic tools. Features include a user-friendly GUI, semi-automated report creation and tools for Mobile Forensics, Network Forensics, Data Recovery and more.\nFTK Imager - Open Source Disk imaging tool.\nPaladin Forensic Suite - Live Ubuntu distro with lots of tools. Open source with free and paid versions.\nSIFT Workstation - The SIFT Workstation is a collection of free and open-source incident response and forensic tools designed to perform detailed digital forensic examinations in a variety of settings, all built inside an Ubuntu VM.\nSMART - Open source sampling of many proprietary forensics tools.\nGNU/Linux Utilities # Linux Exploit Suggester - Heuristic reporting on potentially viable exploits for a given GNU/Linux system. Hacking Focused OSINT # AQUATONE - Subdomain discovery tool utilizing various open sources producing a report that can be used as input to other tools.\nBinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\nDataSploit - OSINT visualizer utilizing Shodan, Censys, Clearbit, EmailHunter, FullContact, and Zoomeye behind the scenes.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\ngithub-dorks - CLI tool to scan Github repos/organizations for potential sensitive information leak.\nIntrigue - Automated OSINT \u0026amp; Attack Surface discovery framework with powerful API, UI and CLI.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nShodan - World’s first search engine for Internet-connected devices.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSn1per - One of the Hacking Tools for Automated Pentest Recon Scanner.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\nThreat Crowd - Search engine for threats.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nvcsmap - Plugin-based tool to scan public version control systems for sensitive information.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nHacking Conventions # 44Con - Annual Security Conference held in London.\nAppSecUSA - Annual conference organized by OWASP.\nBalCCon - Balkan Computer Congress, annually held in Novi Sad, Serbia.\nBlack Hat - Annual security conference in Las Vegas.\nBruCON - Annual security conference in Belgium.\nCarolinaCon - Infosec conference, held annually in North Carolina.\nCCC - Annual meeting of the international hacker scene in Germany.\nCHCon - Christchurch Hacker Con, Only South Island of New Zealand hacker con.\nDeepSec - Security Conference in Vienna, Austria.\nDefCamp - Largest Security Conference in Eastern Europe, held annually in Bucharest, Romania.\nDEF CON - Annual hacker convention in Las Vegas. Known for having a left wing bias.\nEkoparty - Largest Security Conference in Latin America, held annually in Buenos Aires, Argentina.\nFSec - FSec - Croatian Information Security Gathering in Varaždin, Croatia.\nHack3rCon - Annual US hacker conference.\nHack.lu - Annual conference held in Luxembourg.\nHackfest - Largest hacking conference in Canada.\nHITB - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nHacking In The Box - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nInfosecurity Europe - Europe’s number one information security event, held in London, UK.\nLayerOne - Annual US security conference held every spring in Los Angeles.\nNullcon - Annual conference in Delhi and Goa, India.\nPhreakNIC - Technology conference held annually in middle Tennessee.\nRSA Conference USA - Annual security conference in San Francisco, California, USA.\nShmooCon - Annual US East coast hacker convention.\nSkyDogCon - Technology conference in Nashville.\nSummerCon - One of the oldest hacker conventions, held during Summer.\nSwiss Cyber Storm - Annual security conference in Lucerne, Switzerland.\nThotCon - Annual US hacker conference held in Chicago.\nTroopers - Annual international IT Security event with workshops held in Heidelberg, Germany.\nVirus Bulletin Conference - Annual conference going to be held in Denver, USA for 2016.\nHash Cracking # BruteForce Wallet - Find the password of an encrypted wallet file (i.e. wallet.dat).\nCeWL - Generates custom wordlists by spidering a target’s website and collecting unique words.\nHashcat - Another One of the Hacking Tools The more fast hash cracker.\nJohn the Ripper - One of the best Hacking Tools for Fast password cracker.\nJWT Cracker - Simple HS256 JWT token brute force cracker.\nRar Crack - RAR bruteforce cracker.\nHex Editors # 0xED – Native macOS hex editor that supports plug-ins to display custom data types.\nFrhed – Binary file editor for Windows.\nHexEdit.js – Browser-based hex editing.\nHexinator – World’s finest (proprietary, commercial) Hex Editor.\nInformation Security Magazines # 2600: The Hacker Quarterly – American publication about technology and computer “underground.”\nPhrack Magazine – By far the longest running hacker zine.\nUnredacted Magazine - The official magazine from Michael Bazzell author of Extreme Privacy.\nLock Picking Resources # Awesome Lockpicking – Awesome guides, tools, and other resources about the security and compromise of locks, safes, and keys.\nBosnianbill – More lockpicking videos.\nSchuyler Towne channel – Lockpicking videos and security talks.\n/r/lockpicking – Resources for learning lockpicking, equipment recommendations.\nmacOS Utilities # Bella – Pure Python post-exploitation data mining and remote administration tool for macOS. Multi-paradigm Frameworks # Armitage – Java-based GUI front-end for the Metasploit Framework.\nExploitPack – Graphical tool for automating penetration tests that ships with many pre-packaged exploits.\nFaraday – Multiuser integrated pentesting environment for red teams performing cooperative penetration tests, security audits, and risk assessments.\nMetasploit – Post exploitation Hacking Tools for offensive security teams to help verify vulnerabilities and manage security assessments.\nPupy – Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android) remote administration and post-exploitation tool.\nNetwork Tools # BetterCAP – Modular, portable and easily extensible MITM framework.\nCloudFail – Unmask server IP addresses hidden behind Cloudflare by searching old database records and detecting misconfigured DNS.\nCrackMapExec – A swiss army knife for pentesting networks.\nDebookee – Simple and powerful network traffic analyzer for macOS.\nDET – Proof of concept to perform data exfiltration using either single or multiple channel(s) at the same time.\nDgcd – Simple Unix network utility to extend the accessibility of TCP/IP based network services beyond firewalls.\nDnsmap – One of the Hacking Tools for Passive DNS network mapper.\nDnsrecon – One of the Hacking Tools for DNS enumeration script.\nDnschef – Highly configurable DNS proxy for pentesters.\nDnsenum – Perl script that enumerates DNS information from a domain, attempts zone transfers, performs a brute force dictionary style attack, and then performs reverse look-ups on the results.\nDnstracer – Determines where a given DNS server gets its information from, and follows the chain of DNS servers.\nDNSDumpster – One of the Hacking Tools for Online DNS recon and search service.\nDshell – Network forensic analysis framework.\nDsniff – Collection of tools for network auditing and pentesting.\nDripcap – Caffeinated packet analyzer.\nEvilgrade – Modular framework to take advantage of poor upgrade implementations by injecting fake updates.\nEttercap – Comprehensive, mature suite for machine-in-the-middle attacks.\nImpacket – A collection of Python classes for working with network protocols.\nIntercepter-NG – Multifunctional network toolkit.\nMass Scan – Best Hacking Tools for TCP port scanner, spews SYN packets asynchronously, scanning entire Internet in under 5 minutes.\nMallory – HTTP/HTTPS proxy over SSH.\nMitmproxy – Interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy for penetration testers and software developers.\nMorpheus – Automated ettercap TCP/IP Hacking Tools.\nNetsniff-ng – Swiss army knife for network sniffing.\nNetwork-Tools.com – Website offering an interface to numerous basic network utilities like ping, traceroute, whois, and more.\nNmap – Free security scanner for network exploration \u0026amp; security audits.\nPassivedns – Network sniffer that logs all DNS server replies for use in a passive DNS setup.\nPassivedns-client – Library and query tool for querying several passive DNS providers.\nPig – One of the Hacking Tools for GNU/Linux packet crafting.\nPwnat – Punches holes in firewalls and NATs.\nPraeda – Automated multi-function printer data harvester for gathering usable data during security assessments.\nPrinter Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) – Tool for printer security testing capable of IP and USB connectivity, fuzzing, and exploitation of PostScript, PJL, and PCL printer language features.\nRoutersploit – Open source exploitation framework similar to Metasploit but dedicated to embedded devices.\nScanless – Utility for using websites to perform port scans on your behalf so as not to reveal your own IP.\nScapy – Python-based interactive packet manipulation program \u0026amp; library.\nSPARTA – Graphical interface offering scriptable, configurable access to existing network infrastructure scanning and enumeration tools.\nSSH MITM – Intercept SSH connections with a proxy; all plaintext passwords and sessions are logged to disk.\nTcpdump/libpcap – Common packet analyzer that runs under the command line.\nWireshark – Widely-used graphical, cross-platform network protocol analyzer.\nXRay – Network (sub)domain discovery and reconnaissance automation tool.\nZarp – Network attack tool centered around the exploitation of local networks.\nZmap – Open source network scanner that enables researchers to easily perform Internet-wide network studies.\nOperating Systems # Best Linux Penetration Testing Distributions @ CyberPunk – Description of main penetration testing distributions.\nCuckoo – Open source automated malware analysis system.\nComputer Aided Investigative Environment (CAINE) – Italian GNU/Linux live distribution created as a digital forensics project.\nCSILinux - CSI\u0026rsquo;s mission is to equip you with the most advanced tools in digital forensics, OSINT, and incident response.\nDigital Evidence \u0026amp; Forensics Toolkit (DEFT) – Live CD for forensic analysis runnable without tampering or corrupting connected devices where the boot process takes place.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nSecurity @ Distrowatch – Website dedicated to talking about, reviewing, and keeping up to date with open source operating systems.\nTails – Live OS aimed at preserving privacy and anonymity.\nPhysical Hacking Tools # Anof-cyber/APTRS - APTRS (Automated Penetration Testing Reporting System) is an automated reporting tool in Python and Django. The tool allows Penetration testers to create a report directly without using the Traditional Docx file. It also provides an approach to keeping track of the projects and vulnerabilities.\nCanarytokens.org - Canarytokens are a free, quick, painless way to help defenders discover they\u0026rsquo;ve been breached by having attackers announce themselves. These are digital honeypots you can configure on your own network.\nFlipperzero.one - Flipper Zero is a portable multi-tool for pentesters and geeks in a toy-like body. It loves hacking digital stuff, such as radio protocols, access control systems, hardware and more. It\u0026rsquo;s fully open-source and customizable, so you can extend it in whatever way you like. Check out more firmware options here\nHak5.org - Sells many hacking for wifi pentesting, hotplug attacks, implants, remote access field kits and more. Breakdown of multiple tools\nLAN Turtle – Covert “USB Ethernet Adapter” that provides remote access, network intelligence gathering, and MITM capabilities when installed in a local network.\nPoisontap – Siphons cookies, exposes internal (LAN-side) router and installs web backdoor on locked computers.\nUSB Rubber Ducky – Customizable keystroke injection attack platform masquerading as a USB thumbdrive.\nWiFi Pineapple – Wireless auditing and penetration testing platform.\nPenetration Testing Resources # Pentest Tools # Metasploit Unleashed - Free Offensive Security Metasploit course.\nMITRE’s Adversarial Tactics, Techniques \u0026amp; Common Knowledge (ATT\u0026amp;CK) – Curated knowledge base and model for cyber adversary behavior.\nOpen Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM) – Framework for providing test cases that result in verified facts on which to base decisions that impact an organization’s security.\nOpen Web Application Security Project (OWASP) – Worldwide not-for-profit charitable organization focused on improving the security of especially Web-based and Application-layer software.\nPenetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) – Documentation designed to provide a common language and scope for performing and reporting the results of a penetration test.\nPenetration Testing Framework (PTF) – Outline for performing penetration tests compiled as a general framework usable by vulnerability analysts and penetration testers alike.\nPENTEST-WIKI – Free online security knowledge library for pentesters and researchers.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nShellcode Examples – Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial – Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nXSS-Payloads – Ultimate resource for all things cross-site including payloads, tools, games and documentation.\nPenetration Testing Distributions # ArchStrike – Arch GNU/Linux repository for security professionals and enthusiasts.\nAttifyOS – GNU/Linux distribution focused on tools useful during Internet of Things (IoT) security assessments.\nBackBox – Ubuntu-based distribution for penetration tests and security assessments.\nBlackArch – Arch GNU/Linux-based distribution with best Hacking Tools for penetration testers and security researchers.\nFedora Security Lab – Provides a safe test environment to work on security auditing, forensics, system rescue and teaching security testing methodologies.\nKali – GNU/Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing Hacking Tools.\nNetwork Security Toolkit (NST) – Fedora-based bootable live operating system designed to provide easy access to best-of-breed open source network security applications.\nParrot – Distribution similar to Kali, with multiple architectures with 100 of Hacking Tools.\nPentoo – Security-focused live CD based on Gentoo.\nThe Pentesters Framework – Distro organized around the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES), providing a curated collection of utilities that eliminates often unused toolchains.\nDocker for Penetration Testing # docker pull kalilinux/kali-linux-docker docker pull owasp/zap2docker-stable docker pull wpscanteam/wpscan docker pull citizenstig/dvwa docker pull wpscanteam/vulnerablewordpress docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-6271 docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-0160 docker pull opendns/security-ninjas docker pull diogomonica/docker-bench-security docker pull ismisepaul/securityshepherd docker pull danmx/docker-owasp-webgoat docker-compose build \u0026amp;\u0026amp; docker-compose up docker pull citizenstig/nowasp docker pull bkimminich/juice-shop docker pull phocean/msf Penetration Testing Report Templates # Pentesting Report Template – lucideus.com template.\nPentesting Report Template – pcisecuritystandards.org template.\nPublic Pentesting Reports – Curated list of public penetration test reports released by several consulting firms and academic security groups.\nRansomware Recovery # Nomoreransom - Help detect what kind of ransomware encryption you’re affected by and free tools to unlock it, in many but not all cases. Reverse Engineering Tools # Binwalk – Fast, easy to use tool for analyzing, reverse engineering, and extracting firmware images.\nCapstone – Lightweight multi-platform, multi-architecture disassembly framework.\ndnSpy – One of the Hacking Tools to reverse engineer .NET assemblies.\nEvan’s Debugger – OllyDbg-like debugger for GNU/Linux.\nFrida – Dynamic instrumentation toolkit for developers, reverse-engineers, and security researchers.\nImmunity Debugger – Powerful way to write exploits and analyze malware.\nInteractive Disassembler (IDA Pro) – Proprietary multi-processor disassembler and debugger for Windows, GNU/Linux, or macOS; also has a free version, IDA Free.\nMedusa – Open source, cross-platform interactive disassembler.\nOllyDbg – x86 debugger for Windows binaries that emphasizes binary code analysis.\nPeda – Python Exploit Development Assistance for GDB.\nPlasma – Interactive disassembler for x86/ARM/MIPS. Generates indented pseudo-code with colored syntax code.\nPyREBox – Python scriptable Reverse Engineering sandbox by Cisco-Talos.\nRadare2 – Open source, crossplatform reverse engineering framework.\nrVMI – Debugger on steroids; inspect userspace processes, kernel drivers, and preboot environments in a single tool.\nVoltron – Extensible debugger UI toolkit written in Python.\nWDK/WinDbg – Windows Driver Kit and WinDbg.\nx64dbg – Open source x64/x32 debugger for windows.\nSecurity Courses # ARIZONA CYBER WARFARE RANGE – 24×7 live fire exercises for beginners through real world operations; capability for upward progression into the real world of cyber warfare.\nComputer Security Student – Many free tutorials, great for beginners, $10/mo membership unlocks all content.\nCTF Field Guide – Everything you need to win your next CTF competition.\nCybrary – Free courses in ethical hacking and advanced penetration testing. Advanced penetration testing courses are based on the book ‘Penetration Testing for Highly-Secured Environments’.\nEuropean Union Agency for Network and Information Security – ENISA Cyber Security Training material.\nOffensive Security Training – Training from BackTrack/Kali developers.\nOpen Security Training – Training material for computer security classes.\nSANS Security Training – Computer Security Training \u0026amp; Certification.\nSide-channel Tools # ChipWhisperer – Complete open-source toolchain for side-channel power analysis and glitching attacks. Social Engineering # Beelogger – Tool for generating keylooger.\nCatphish – Tool for phishing and corporate espionage written in Ruby.\nEvilginx – MITM attack framework used for phishing credentials and session cookies from any Web service.\nKing Phisher – One of the Hacking Tools for Phishing campaign toolkit used for creating and managing multiple simultaneous phishing attacks with custom email and server content.\nSocial Engineer Toolkit (SET) – Open source pentesting framework designed for social engineering featuring a number of custom attack vectors to make believable attacks quickly.\nSocial Engineering Framework – Information resource for social engineers.\nwifiphisher – Automated phishing attacks against WiFi networks.\nStatic Analyzers # Bandit – Security oriented static analyser for python code.\nBrakeman – Static analysis security vulnerability scanner for Ruby on Rails applications.\nCppcheck – Extensible C/C++ static analyzer focused on finding bugs.\nFindBugs – Free software static analyzer to look for bugs in Java code.\nSobelow – Security-focused static analysis for the Phoenix Framework.\nTransport Layer Security Tools # SSLyze – Fast and comprehensive TLS/SSL configuration analyzer to help identify security mis-configurations.\nTLS Prober – Fingerprint a server’s SSL/TLS implementation.\nTestssl.sh – Command line tool which checks a server’s service on any port for the support of TLS/SSL ciphers, protocols as well as some cryptographic flaws.\nTools, Lists, Tutorials etc. # AD Exploit guides - Detailed guide on methods to exploit Active Directory.\nAndroid Security – Collection of Android security-related resources.\nAppSec – Resources for learning about application security.\nAwesome Awesomness – The List of the Lists.\nC/C++ Programming – One of the main language for open source security tools.\nCTFs – Capture The Flag frameworks, libraries, etc.\nExploit Writing Tutorials – Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nForensics – Free (mostly open source) forensic analysis tools and resources.\nGB Hackers Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHackerone Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHacking – Tutorials, tools, and resources.\nHoneypots – Honeypots, tools, components, and more.\nInfoSec § Hacking challenges – Comprehensive directory of CTFs, wargames, hacking challenge websites, Penetration testing tools list practice lab exercises, and more.\nInfosec – Information security resources for pentesting, forensics, and more.\nJavaScript Programming – In-browser development and scripting.\nKali Linux Tools – List of Hacking tools present in Kali Linux.\nMalware Analysis – Tools and resources for analysts.\nNode.js Programming – Curated list of delightful Node.js packages and resources.\nPCAP Tools – Tools for processing network traffic.\nPenetration Testing Cheat Sheets – Awesome Pentest Cheat Sheets.\nPivoting and Tunneling Guide - Detailed guide on methods to exploit.\nPython Programming 1 – General Python programming.\nPython Programming 2 – General Python programming.\nPython tools for penetration testers – Lots of pentesting tools are written in Python.\nRuby Programming 1 – The de-facto language for writing exploits.\nRuby Programming 2 – The de-facto\nVirtual Machines Labs # CFTtime - Free capture the flag hacking games.\nMindMaps - Massive list of smaller sites that provide individual hacking challenges.\nPentesterlab - Free and paid Pentesting training with labs.\nSadcloud - Sadcloud is a tool for spinning up insecure AWS infrastructure with Terraform.\nVulnerability Hub - Free Virtual machines to hack, provided by the community.\nVulnmachines - A place to learn and improve penetration testing/ethical hacking skills for FREE. The labs consist of 100+ real world scenarios to practice the latest exploits and cutting edge hacking techniques.\nVulnerability Databases # Bugtraq (BID) – Software security bug identification database compiled from submissions to the SecurityFocus mailing list and other sources, operated by Symantec, Inc.\nCommon Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) – Dictionary of common names (i.e., CVE Identifiers) for publicly known security vulnerabilities.\nCXSecurity – Archive of published CVE and Bugtraq software vulnerabilities cross-referenced with a Google dork database for discovering the listed vulnerability.\nExploit-DB – Non-profit project hosting exploits for software vulnerabilities, provided as a public service by Offensive Security.\nFull-Disclosure – Public, vendor-neutral forum for detailed discussion of vulnerabilities, often publishes details before many other sources.\nInj3ct0r (Onion service) – Exploit marketplace and vulnerability information aggregator.\nMicrosoft Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Microsoft software.\nMicrosoft Security Bulletins – Announcements of security issues discovered in Microsoft software, published by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC).\nMozilla Foundation Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Mozilla software, including the Firefox Web Browser.\nNational Vulnerability Database (NVD) – United States government’s National Vulnerability Database provides additional meta-data (CPE, CVSS scoring) of the standard CVE List along with a fine-grained search engine.\nPacket Storm – Compendium of exploits, advisories, tools, and other security-related resources aggregated from across the industry.\nSecuriTeam – Independent source of software vulnerability information.\nUS-CERT Vulnerability Notes Database – Summaries, technical details, remediation information, and lists of vendors affected by software vulnerabilities, aggregated by the United States Computer Emergency Response Team (US-CERT).\nVulnerability Lab – Open forum for security advisories organized by category of exploit target.\nVulners – Security database of software vulnerabilities.\nZero Day Initiative – Bug bounty program with the publicly accessible archive of published security advisories, operated by TippingPoint.\nVulnerability Scanners # Nexpose – Commercial vulnerability and risk management assessment engine that integrates with Metasploit, sold by Rapid7.\nNessus – Commercial vulnerability management, configuration, and compliance assessment platform, sold by Tenable. Free for under 25 devices.\nOpenVAS – Free open source software implementation of the popular Nessus vulnerability assessment system.\nVuls – Agentless vulnerability scanner for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD, written in Go.\nWeb Exploitation # Autochrome – Easy to install a test browser with all the appropriate setting needed for web application testing with native Burp support, from NCCGroup.\nBlindElephant – Web application fingerprinter.\nBrowser Exploitation Framework (BeEF) – Command and control server for delivering exploits to commandeered Web browsers.\nBurp Suite – One of the Hacking Tools integrated platform for performing security testing of web applications.\nCommix – Automated all-in-one operating system command injection and exploitation tool.\nDVCS Ripper – Rip web accessible (distributed) version control systems: SVN/GIT/HG/BZR.\nEyeWitness – Tool to take screenshots of websites, provide some server header info, and identify default credentials if possible.\nFiddler – Free cross-platform web debugging proxy with user-friendly companion tools.\nFimap – Find, prepare, audit, exploit and even Google automatically for LFI/RFI bugs.\nFuzzDB – Dictionary of attack patterns and primitives for black-box application fault injection and resource discovery.\nGitTools – One of the Hacking Tools that Automatically find and download Web accessible .git repositories.\nKadabra – Automatic LFI exploiter and scanner.\nKadimus – LFI scan and exploit tool.\nLiffy – LFI exploitation tool.\nNoSQLmap – Automatic NoSQL injection and database takeover tool.\nOffensive Web Testing Framework (OWTF) – Python-based framework for pentesting Web applications based on the OWASP Testing Guide.\nSslstrip – One of the Hacking Tools Demonstration of the HTTPS stripping attacks.\nSslstrip2 – SSLStrip version to defeat HSTS.\nsqlmap – Automatic SQL injection and database takeover tool.\nTplmap – Automatic server-side template injection and Web server takeover Hacking Tools.\nVHostScan – A virtual host scanner that performs reverse lookups, can be used with pivot tools, detect catch-all scenarios, aliases and dynamic default pages.\nWeevely3 – Weaponized web shell.\nWebscreenshot – A simple script to take screenshots of list of websites.\nWhatWeb – Website fingerprinter.\nWappalyzer – Wappalyzer uncovers the technologies used on websites.\nwafw00f – Identifies and fingerprints Web Application Firewall (WAF) products.\nWordPress Exploit Framework – Ruby framework for developing and using modules which aid in the penetration testing of WordPress powered websites and systems.\nWPSploit – Exploit WordPress-powered websites with Metasploit.\nWeb Scanners # Arachni – Scriptable framework for evaluating the security of web applications.\nCms-explorer – Reveal the specific modules, plugins, components and themes that various websites powered by content management systems are running.\nNikto – Noisy but fast black box web server and web application vulnerability scanner.\nSecApps – In-browser web application security testing suite.\nWebReaver – Commercial, graphical web application vulnerability scanner designed for macOS.\nw3af – Hacking Tools for Web application attack and audit framework.\nWPScan – Hacking Tools of Black box WordPress vulnerability scanner.\nWapiti – Black box web application vulnerability scanner with built-in fuzzer.\nJoomscan – One of the best Hacking Tools for Joomla vulnerability scanner.\nACSTIS – Automated client-side template injection (sandbox escape/bypass) detection for AngularJS.\nWindows Utilities # Bloodhound – Graphical Active Directory trust relationship explorer.\nDeathStar – Python script that uses Empire’s RESTful API to automate gaining Domain Admin rights in Active Directory environments.\nEmpire – Pure PowerShell post-exploitation agent.\nFibratus – Tool for exploration and tracing of the Windows kernel.\nMagic Unicorn – Shellcode generator for numerous attack vectors, including Microsoft Office macros, PowerShell, HTML applications (HTA), or certutil (using fake certificates).\nMimikatz – Credentials extraction tool for Windows operating system.\nPowerSploit – PowerShell Post-Exploitation Framework.\nredsnarf – Post-exploitation tool for retrieving password hashes and credentials from Windows workstations, servers, and domain controllers.\nResponder – LLMNR, NBT-NS and MDNS poisoner.\nSysinternals Suite – The Sysinternals Troubleshooting Utilities.\nwePWNise – Generates architecture independent VBA code to be used in Office documents or templates and automates bypassing application control and exploit mitigation software.\nWindows Credentials Editor – Inspect logon sessions and add, change, list, and delete associated credentials, including Kerberos tickets.\nWindows Exploit Suggester – Detects potential missing patches on the target.\nWireless Network Hacking # Aircrack-ng – Set of Penetration testing \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list for auditing wireless networks.\nFluxion – Suite of automated social engineering based WPA attacks.\nKismet – Wireless network detector, sniffer, and IDS.\nReaver – Brute force attack against WiFi Protected Setup.\nWifite – Automated wireless attack tool.\n"},{"id":9,"href":"/health/","title":"Health","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Our food should be our medicine and our medicine should be our food.\u0026rdquo; - Hippocrates\nThe modern world is poisoning us. Big Ag, Big Pharma, social media, environmental pollution, EMFs are everywhere. Corporations and every level of our governments are complicit, and this trend doesnt seem to be slowing down. We need to take our health back into our own hands. By embracing traditional wisdom, and alternatives to mainstream health we can reclaim much of the health that modern society has been slowly destroying.\nReject modernity. Embrace Tradition.\nBioHacking Tools # AgelessBody - List of Biohacking tools and strategies\nAnyLuv Metal Glasses - Anyluv sells blue light blocking daytime and nighttime glasses with metal frames, so that you can minimize your light exposure without putting plastic on your face like most other blue light blocking glasses.\nBioHackerLabs Tools - Several different tools and resources. Net Carb Calc, Glucose Ketone Calc, Blood Sugar converter, Blue light testing.\nBluBlox - Cheaper Blue light blocking sunglasses\nBonCharge - Numerous products for sale. Include Blu light blocking, EMF Blocking, red light therapy etc. Products are bit pricey.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nEmr-Tek - Wide range of products. Inlcuding non plastic blue and yellow light blocking glasses. Iphone radiation blocking cases. Red light devices and more.\nOpal - App that blocks other apps. Social media can be addicting and can impact your productivity, but sometimes deleting it isn\u0026rsquo;t an option. Stop yourself from wasting time on social media during designated time frames with the Opal app.\nChips - Seed Oil Free # Seed oils are everywhere. New evidence shows that they are wildly toxic and heavily correlate with the increase in major chronic disease over the last 100 years. But Chips are also delicious so here\u0026rsquo;s a few options for seed oil free chips. Anti-Seed Oil Data\nBeefys Own - Beef tallow potato chips.\nMasa Chips - Organic nixtalized corn chips cooked in grassfed beef tallow. From the creators of the Shireapp. Accepts Bitcoin. Currently they are a bit pricey.\nRosies Chips - Beef tallow potato chips.\nSiete Foods - Family owned Mexican company that produces a wide range of seed oil free chips and other products. Primarily cooked in Avocado oil.\nClothing # Non Plastic, EMF Resistant and Grounded\nAll of these ideas may seem controversial to you. Here are some great resources to learn more about them. Grounding/Earthing , Microplastics , Guide on avoiding all plastics and toxic chemicals\nAJConsultingCompany - Non Plastic Alternatives\nBuffaloWoolCo - 100% buffalo/bison wool clothing.\nCottonique - GOTS Certified 100% Organic cotton products.\nEarth Runners - Earth Runners was created to rewild our lives in response to the typical modern domesticated lifestyle, which is causing numerous health, psychological and social issues. Grounded minimalist sandals.\nFindwool.com - Find 100% pure wool in your area.\nGrounded Shoes - Shoes that are discharged electricity from body via grounded shoes. Most(but not all) shoes are 100% leather and plastic free.\nHarvest and Mill - 100% organic cotton sheets, towels \u0026amp; more. 100% Sourced \u0026amp; Made in the USA.\nHemp Organic Life - Organic hemp products for all sorts of less common items such as: mattress covers, cushions, sleeping bags, soaps, socks, and even home and car seat covers.\nNatural Home - Natural home sells a wide mix of organic wool, cotton, linen, hemp furniture and much more.\nOddobody - 100% organic cotton underwear for woman.\nPeluva Shoes - Founded by liberty leaning nutrition expert Mark Sisson. Peluva aims to create shoes that allow you to move well in a more natural state.\nRawganique - Organic cotton, linen and Hemp clothing and accessories.\nRhizal Shoes - Grounded 100% leather shoes.\nThe Filtery - Aggregator for non plastic clothes and other household items.\nWoolshire - GOTS Certified 100% Organic locally sourced Cotton products. Organic sourcing is often not verified when it comes from other countries. At Woolshire it is verified.\nWyoming Based - American Wool company. Sells Beanies and Sweaters. Accepts Bitcoin. Manufactured in America. Anti-woke.\nCosmetics # Animal based and Non-Toxic\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Deodorant, Toothpaste, soap, etc\nCaptain Fishers - Balms and Hair serum using Tallow and other natural ingredients.\nClara And Fritz - Whipped tallow based sunscreen and other products\nDakota Tallow - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nFarrow.Life - Pork Lard based. Farrow is made in real time and in small batches to ensure super freshness and the highest quality.\nJKLM Farm - Small Batch Animal Fat Soap \u0026amp; Skincare Products. Includes bone marrow soap,bacon fat soap, hair paste and more.\nMeraki Blu - Meraki Blu and Tallow based supplements. Meraki Blu has been shown to help Energy, Focus, Short-Term and Long-Term Memory, Uplift Mood, Calm Anxiety, and be Anti-Aging focused.\nNoseToTail-BodyCare - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nVintage Tradition - Tallow Lip balms.\nWhite Oaks Home goods - White oaks also provides tallow and lard based cosmetics, candles etc.\nDental Health # Dental health has been an epidemic of malocclusion largely related the to quality of our food for thousands of years. This has led to mass issues with dental decay and improper facial development which leads to nasal breathing, which in turns leads to wisdom teeth problems and many other following health issues.Check out these resources to learn more: Weston A Price\u0026rsquo;s world wide study , Jaw Development , Breathing , General Dental Health\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Toothpaste and other products. Completely natural with no Fluoride.\nVanMan Shop - Toothpase made from eggshell and betonite clay. Shipped in glass containers. Offers other products as well.\nBite - Plastic free Vegan friendly toothpaste and other teeth related products, including bamboo tooth brushes and plastic free floss, all sold in non plastic containers.\nGreenzla - Bamboo plastic free tooth brushes.\nPlastic Free Dental Floss - Made from wheat instead of plastic for your flossing needs.\nMastique Chewing Gum - Often referred to as mastic gum, Mastique offers sugar free, seed oil and trans fat free Mastic gum for chewing to help build jaw strength and avoid jaw/wisdom teeth problems. Also comes with xylitol, coconut and natural mastic for extra teeth care. Doesn\u0026rsquo;t taste like regular gum, but ultimately its not bad tasting either.\nGreco Gum - Single ingredient mastic gum for increasing jaw strength. Made from resinous sap that seeps from the bark of the mastic tree (Pistacia lentiscus) and becomes crystallized.\nApolloGum - Single ingredient mastic gum with only a single ingredient. Offers a 21% discount if purchased in bitcoin.\nBiolight - A redlight device specifically for your mouth and teeth. Red light has shown tremendous health benefits across a wide spectrum. The Biolight can help to restore your oral microbiome. Company also provides many other redlight products.\nMewing App - An app from the creator of Mewing, that helps you do different mewing exercises designed to help strengthen your jaw with proper tongue posture, and help your face, jaw and teeth develop properly.\nEnvironmental Toxin Monitoring # Because Health - A nonprofit environmental health site that offers science-based tips and guides for buying safer cookware and dishes, uncontaminated foods, and nontoxic personal-care products—to help people live more healthfully.\nBreast Cancer Prevention Partners - An organization that provides information for reducing toxic exposures—in food packaging, cosmetics, and other everyday products—to protect people’s breast health and reproductive health.\nCHEM Trust - A website that offers terrific fact sheets about hazardous chemicals and their impacts on health, as well as news about chemical legislation in Europe (such as REACH).\nClearya - A browser plug-in and mobile app that help online shoppers make informed choices. Clearya automatically screens ingredient lists for chemicals of concern while shopping online, and assists in discovering safer alternatives. In parallel, the platform mines insights that serve environmental health scientists and advocacy groups.\nEnvironmental Defense Fund - A leading global nonprofit organization that promotes research related to preserving the health of both the environment and its populations, including humans.\nEnvironmental Health News - A publication of Environmental Health Sciences, a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental health issues, including climate change, the plastic pollution crisis, and harmful chemicals such as BPA.\nEnvironmental Working Group - A nonprofit dedicated to protecting human health and the environment. The group offers excellent Shopper’s Guides with scientifically based recommendations on choosing healthy consumer products (from cosmetics to cleaning products) and uncontaminated foods (including produce). The organization also offers a Healthy Living App with ratings of more than 120,000 food and personal-care products, to help consumers make the healthiest choices.\nMade Safe - A program that certifies safe brands of cosmetics, household products, apparel, bedding, and other products, after a rigorous screening and evaluation of ingredients and materials. Check out their new Healthy Pregnancy Guide.\nNational Resources Defense Council - An organization that works to safeguard the earth, including its air, water, people, plants, and animals, from pollution, chemicals, and other toxic effects.\nProgram on Reproductive Health and the Environment - Under the auspices of the University of California, San Francisco, this program offers valuable resources that can help minimize people’s exposure to reproductive toxins in everyday life.\nSafer Chemicals, Healthy Families - A coalition of organizations and businesses working to safeguard families from toxic chemicals in our homes, workplaces, schools, and in the products we use.\nSafer Made - An organization that invests in companies and technologies that eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals in consumer products and supply chains. Its newsletters highlight developments in phasing out certain chemicals and progress on other environmental issues.\nSilent Spring Institute - A scientific research organization dedicated to uncovering the links between environmental chemicals and human health. On the preventive front, the organization developed Detox Me, a free mobile app to help consumers reduce their exposure to toxic chemicals in their everyday surroundings.\nToxic Free Future - An organization that conducts original research on the complex science underlying different aspects of environmental health and advocates for the use of safer products, chemicals, and practices to ensure a healthier future.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFood Discovery Apps # Feed the People By the People - An organization dedicated to empowering farmers and ranchers across the country and cutting out middlemen to enable direct sales to customers. By decentralizing the food supply chain, they aim to put the power of food back in the hands of the people.\nGetRawMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area based off your zip code.\nGround Work Collective - Website that finds high quality farms and high quality soil.\nLabel Ferret - Label Ferret uses nutrition data from a variety of sources but nutrition data and ingredient labels change frequently so accuracy cannot be guaranteed. You can use this app to read ingredients and nutritional facts from a wide range of different products.\nLocal Fats: Website that that helps you find food providers that dont use seed oils. Includes locations all over the world. Locations are crowd sourced, so anyone can submit a new location they find.\nRealMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area.\nSeed Oil Rebellion - Website that provides education around seed oils and buying/food guides.\nSeed Oil Scout - App that helps you find restaurants and fast food providers that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App only works in IOS.\nSeed oil Free Restaurants - Website that lets you look up specific restaurants to see what oils they cook in and dont cook in.\nSeedy App - App that helps you find restaurants, fast food providers and products at grocery stores that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App is under construction. Old demo app only worked in IOS.\nShireapp - App that finds local high quality real foods. Includes multiple categories such as Seed oil free, regenerative, grass fed, organic, raw etc.\nHealth Funding Projects # Decentralized Health Fund - The Decentralized Health Fund looks to fund important but largely unprofitable research in regards to lesser known areas of health. The fund is working to collect and store money in BTC in order to give out grants to fund studies and projects around the dangers of EMF\u0026rsquo;s, the benefit of grounding, sunlight and other natural sources.\nNew Founding - New Founding is looking to raise funds to focus on \u0026ldquo;early-stage ventures where we can add exceptional value by leveraging our significant proprietary deal flow, our best-in-class intelligence of conservative consumer and institutional demand, and our connections within the right-wing ecosystem.\u0026rdquo; ‍\nHealthcare Alternative # Chronic Illness Recovery - An institute that focuses on healing from long term health issues caused by systemic inflammation and other modern causes.\nCrowdhealth - CrowdHealth is not an insurance company, but a platform \u0026amp; community that empowers you with a crowdfunding tool and a wealth of resources to efficiently manage your health care costs.\nCurehunter - Free service that catalogs most medical conditions and potential treatments. CureHunter is a fully integrated scientific search, data retrieval and analysis engine on the web that can read the entire US National Library of Medicine Medline Archive and automatically extract and quantify the evidence for successful clinical outcomes of all known drugs for all known human diseases.\nDPC Network - Find Direct Primary care Doctors near you.\nDpcare - Direct Primary Care (DPC) is an innovative alternative payment model improving access to high functioning healthcare with a simple, flat, affordable membership fee. No fee-for-service payments. No third party billing. The defining element of DPC is an enduring and trusting relationship between a patient and his or her primary care provider.\nDruglike - Druglike is a platform for democratizing the access, costs, and rewards of early-stage drug discovery. Druglike is building a decentralized computing network which provides resources for anyone looking to start or contribute to early-stage drug discovery projects. Unlike competitors, Druglike will be web-based and completely free to use.\nFree Market Medical Association - Free Market Medical Association helps find Market alternatives to healthcare, co-founded by the CEO of Oklahoma Surgery Center.\nOklahoma Surgery Center - Free Market for Surgery with full price transparency.\nRevero.com - Program that aims to evaluate and measure health metrics to get down to the real causes of your health issues, while using a nutritional and holistic approach.\nTrue Med - True Med helps facilitate acceptance of HSA and FSA money for individuals and companies. This can be used by or for any company that promotes better diet, exercise or other alternative forms of health.\nTWC.Health - Alternative healthcare to the mainstream pharma system. Also sells supplements. Co-founded by Dr. Peter McCullough.\nHigh Quality Meat # Organic, Grass Fed, Regenerative and Seed Oil Free Food\nAUPA Bar - The Chad of energy bars. High quality meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit. AUPA gives discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. Save an additional 5% with code word \u0026ldquo;liberty\u0026rdquo;\nEpic Provisions - One of the best and most convenient ways to access high quality meat in convenient packaging.\nForce of Nature - Another fantastic option for regenerative meat. Including Beef, Bison, Chicken, Elk, Venison, Wild Boar and more. Force of Nature is also unique in selling \u0026ldquo;Ancestral Blends\u0026rdquo; ground meat mixed with small amounts of organ meats for delicious ways to eat highly nutritious organ meats.\nJoyce-Farms - Another great regenerative source of meat. Provides a wide range of poultry, sausages and jerkies.\nMauinui Venison - Regenerative/sustainable raised deer. Axis deer are an invasive species in Maui and need to be kept in check to preserve the water and local plants/farms as there are no natural predators for the deer on Maui. Slightly pricey.\nMeatrition - A massive database in defense of all things Meat.\nNose to Tail - Regenerative and pastured raise meat, specifically focused on producing the best low PUFA raised mono-gastric animals like Chicken and Pork. Also sells Lamb.\nWhite Oak Pastures - One of the most respected regenerative farms around, practicing their idea of \u0026ldquo;radically traditionally farming\u0026rdquo;. White oaks sells several different kinds of meat, including, Duck, Goose, Guinea, Rabbit, Goat etc. White Oak has really pioneered the regenerative model and proofed its effective with a peer reviewed study\nWild Idea Buffalo - Another great option. Focuses primarily on buffalo but has several other great offers. Bison are only slaughtered in the field, never in a slaughterhouse.\nMedical Drugs Resellers # Buy medical drugs from third parties that may be in limited supply.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinal. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nContraband Cures - A list of alternative style medicines for several different conditions.\nContingency Medical - Emergency Antibiotic Kits, for Home or on the Go. Stay protected against Nausea, Vomiting, Strep Throat, UTIs, Diarrhea, Ear Infections, Sinusitis and more.\nDuration Health - The portable emergency room — Peace of mind for off-grid living and travel. Their doctors prescribe you life-saving medications before you need them. They ship them to you before your next adventure. Treat urgent medical issues anywhere — without finding a doctor or pharmacy.\nJase Medical - Emergency meds and Prescription drugs.\nMountain Rose Herbs - One of the best sources of organic herbs and alternative medicines.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nPurely Prepared Patriot - American company that sells Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and Fenbendazole.\nOSINT- Health and the Environment # Antennasearch.com - Track 5g Towers in your area.\nClimateViewerMaps - Track Real Time data of climate weather across the world including rainfall and UN Tracking of weather Modification projects.\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nSupplement Testing and Rankings # Consumerlab - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nLabdoor - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nVaccine and Medical Info # Just the Inserts - Just the Inserts is a collection of all vaccine and other medication related info from the official source. While much of this information is public, it is often obfuscated and difficult to find. Just the Inserts bring all of the safety related data to one convient place for you to check on what the actual side affects of vaccines and other medications are. "},{"id":10,"href":"/job-boards/","title":"Job Boards","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.\u0026rdquo; - Confucius\nWhy work for a company you hate? If you believe in liberty many of these companies hate you. Stop wasting your talents and your energy on them, and find something that advances your values.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale. Jobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin. Latium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase. Publish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens. Liberty and Crypto Related Job Boards # AnonFriendly - Don\u0026rsquo;t doxx yourself for work. Job boards for Anonymous workers. Bankless.Pallet - The best jobs in crypto and DeFi, curated by Bankless, for the Bankless Nation. New technical and non-technical job posts every week. BitcoinerJobs - Bitcoiner Jobs is the leading career site helping to build the emerging Bitcoin industry and the careers of Bitcoiners within it. Publicsq - Non-woke and conservative leaning job board. Talent Market - Talent Market’s mission is to promote liberty by providing talent for critical roles within the free-market nonprofit sector. Provide Free consulting for liberty focused non profits. No-Jab Job Boards # Based.Pro - Formerly \u0026ldquo;NoVaxMandate.org\u0026rdquo; Based.Pro has pivoted from its vax focus to help you connect with professionals, companies and institutions who share your values. Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types. Redballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or covid nonsense. Unjected - Dating board for people who have not had any of the Covid-19 Vaccines. Vaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status. "},{"id":11,"href":"/metrics/","title":"Metrics","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Freedom and Anti Freedom Metrics # “Just as Soviet managers responded by producing shoddy goods that met the numerical targets set by their overlords, so do schools, police forces, and businesses find ways of fulfilling quotas with shoddy goods of their own.” ― Jerry Z. Muller\nIn order to better understand the broader picture, data collection becomes essential. Data collection can be used to paint whatever narrative its collectors want. We must be aware of the actual data in order to interrupt the truth as it is, and not what politics wants it to be. Here are a list of metrics tracking different statistics directly related to rising tyranny in our world.\nAtlantic Council CBDCTracker - Tracks Country progress of (CBDC)Central Bank Digital Currency Implementation and testing\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nCDBC Tracker - A project by the Human Rights Foundation to track CDBC development worldwide.\nCriticalrace.org Track CRT and other forms of Wokeness in schools. Tracks Colleges and K-12. Tracks many of the specific actions taken at every school.\nDefendingEd - Tracking DEI/Wokism in Schools.\nFreedomHouse.org - Freedom Metric across the world, does not Track Covid.\nFreedominthe50states.org - Tracks the most Free US states in regards to a wide set of metrics, does not track covid freedoms. Provided by the Cato institute.\nFungibility-Graveyard - List of People who have been exposed and prosecuted for or while using Bitcoin due to lack of privacy\nHeritage World Freedom Index - Economic Freedom across the world\nICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nRootshq - Website that tracks different liberty groups and associations across America\nShadowstats - Tracks true levels of economics in America, Money supply, Inflation, GDP etc…\nUSDebtclock - Real time National Debt Counter.\nWashingtonPost Police Shooting DB - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states.\nWokeWagon - Tracks woke political appointees in government\nWorld Press Freedoms - Ranking of all countries in the world by freest to least free press.\n"},{"id":12,"href":"/money/","title":"Money","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" If you don’t believe it or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try and convince you. I am sorry. - Satoshi Nakamoto\nCrypto Currency, The greatest tool we have.\nFinancial privacy is largely being wiped away across the world, while governments simultaneously destroy the value of our currencies through inflation and sanctions. With the invention of Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto gave us what is probably the single greatest tool for freedom in the history of the world. With decentralized crypto currency we have the ability to fix our money and fix the world. While some people believe that all non bitcoin crypto currencies are a scam we do not agree. We believe in competition for all freedom tech. Bitcoin isn\u0026rsquo;t perfect and shouldn\u0026rsquo;t be treated as a religion. The best counterpoint to bitcoins imperfection is its inherent lack of privacy and its current difficulty with scaling. Monero provides the best and simplest use case for privacy and is a great alternative to bitcoin. Likewise we believe that other crypto projects may have real utility in pursuing freedom. That being said the crypto industry is absolutely saturated with scams and grifters. As always do your own research and invest carefully. Hold your own keys and continue your journey to being financially sovereign.\nAcquire Crypto # Atomic Swaps # Atomic Swaps are the future of Crypto Currency trading. Completely custody-less, heavily private, and generally uncensorable. Still very much in development. Learn more here.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nBasic Swap Dex - Atomic Swap DEX. No added fees. Installed locally. Currently in BETA.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nLiquiality - Atomic Swaps across multiple coins.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nUnstoppapleSwaps - Atomic Swap from BTC to Monero.\nDecentralized Exchanges # Decentralization is a spectrum. Many decentralized exchanges aren\u0026rsquo;t nearly as decentralized as they claim to be, but usually they are far more distributed than any centralized exchanges.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nFiat On Ramps (P2P) # Bisq - Buy and sell bitcoin for fiat (or other cryptocurrencies) privately and securely using Bisq\u0026rsquo;s peer-to-peer network and open-source desktop software. Bisq allows you to purchase your bitcoin using P2P Zelle transactions. No registration required.\nHodl Hodl - Anonymous P2P deals on your terms. Trade globally. Using any payment system. For any fiat currency. Bitcoin only. No registration required.\nLocal Monero - Local Monero makes it easy for you to connect with real people in the real world to buy and sell Monero with no KYC. Announced in May 2024 that they would be shutting down. No reason given, but this is likely due to regulatory pressure against other platforms like Samurai and Tornado cash.\nPeach Bitcoin - Peach allows users to purchase BTC in many different national currencies all P2P without KYC. Not currently available in the US.\nRetoSwap - Like Bisq but for Monero. Installed locally, it uses Monero and Tor for high level privacy.\nXMRGlobal - A monero focused p2p exchange for purchasing cryptocurrency via Zelle, ACH cash etc.\nNon-Custodial exchanges # Most exchanges are custodial, meaning you are required to leave crypto on their platform if you want to trade, or you purchase and they will hold on to it initially. Non-custodial exchanges will send your trades and purchases directly to wallets of your choosing.\nChangenow - Reliable non KYC exchange.\nChangelly - Not recommended at this time. Changelly does not require KYC for smaller transactions but they will sometimes implement KYC mid trade, forcing to KYC or lose your funds.\nCryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nEvonax - Established in 2016,Evonax operates as a non-custodial instant cryptocurrency exchange, ensuring that users’ funds are never held within the platform. Serving as an intermediary between cryptocurrencies and users, Evonax provides access to a diverse range of digital assets including Monero (XMR).\nFixedFloat - Good rates for crypto exchanges, does not currently allow US customer IP addresses. Does not require KYC.\nGodex.io - This exchange is a dependable tool for immediate conversions. It supports the conversion of over 300 cryptocurrencies into Monero, without any KYC requirements and it works in both directions, offering great flexibility.\nHoudini Swap - Privacy focused non custodial exchange.\nKYC vs No KYC list - A list of P2P Trading Platforms (i.e. P2P exchanges) for trading Bitcoin. Common payment methods include bank transfer, cash deposited in the seller\u0026rsquo;s bank account, in-person cash (face-to-face) trades as well as payment networks such as Zelle, Alipay, even Cash App and PayPal, for example. Some of these payment methods are more private than others. Typically, face-to-face, cash-by-mail, and US Postal Money Orders are among the most private methods available.\nKYCNotMe - Website that Tracks exchanges that don\u0026rsquo;t use KYC.\nMexc - Crypto trades without KYC. Currently blocked for US based IP addresses.\nNO KYC Only - Education on avoiding KYC and why its problematic.\nOrangeFren - Check many KYC-free services and find the one with the best offer for a wide variety of coins.\nSimpleSwap - Exchange multiple tokens without giving up custody. Requires an account. Offers cash back in their own token.\nSideShift - Shift between different layer 2 tokens. Includes tokens on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Polygoin.\nStealthEx - StealthEX is a non-custodial cryptocurrency exchange service that accepts Monero (XMR). The platform does not require users to create an account or share personal information. Additionally, funds are not stored on StealthEX; exchanges are conducted directly between wallets. At StealthEX, there are no upper limits for your exchanges — you can exchange any amount you desire. When it comes to minimum amounts, you only need to ensure you have enough to cover the network fees.\nSwapSwop - SwapSwop is an instant anonymous crypto exchange with a high level of security from SSL certificates on internal services to a multi-stage exchange procedure, which guarantees the safety of your assets and quick exchange for the desired cryptocurrency.\nTrocador - Privacy focused front end to push your transactions through non KYC exchanges.\nBusiness Directories # AirBTC - AirBNB for Bitcoiners.\nAgoristAcers - Purchase Seeds with Monero.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nAutoCoinCar - Purchase Luxury cars with Crypto - (UK Only).\nBeef Initiative - Purchase Regenerative/Grass fed beef with Crypto.\nBitcoin-P2P Marketplace - BTC sales.\nBitcoin-RealEstate - Purchase Real estate with crypto.\nBitcoin-only - The Ultimate guide to all things Bitcoin.\nBitcoin-only.com - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nBitejo - Massive List of companies that accept Monero and Bitcoin - Is now XMRBazzar.\nCarCoinMarket - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCompTIA Vouchers - CompTIA certs for Btc.\nCryptoCars - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCryptwerk - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nDirectory.BTCPayserver - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nGrowingSpaces - Buy Greenhouses with BTC.\nMonerica - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nMoneromarket - XMR trading platform with escrow. Start selling and buying today.\nOatManFarms - Purchase Oats for BTC.\nShopinBit - Purchase all sorts of items in BTC, only ships to UK currently.\nXMR Bazzar - A p2p shopping center for buying and selling services and goods in Monero. Built by Douglas Tumen, founder and host of the Monero Talk podcast.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale.\nJobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin.\nLatium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase.\nPublish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens.\nDAO and DEFI Tools # ApeBoard - Cross chain crypto monitoring Dashboard.\nCoin - Crypto portfolio account and crypto news aggregator.\nCow.fi - CoW Protocol finds the lowest price for your trade across all exchanges and aggregators, such as Uniswap and 1inch – and protects you from MEV, unlike the others.\nDAOStack - Project that helps you streamline the creation of your own DAO.\nDefiSafety - DEFI Security ratings.\nDefillama - The ultimate tracker for all things DEFI. Track Yield, transparency, NFTs, Stables, Hacks etc.\nDapps.com - Dapp rankings via marketcap.\nDextools - Cross Chain Defi and Cefi Dashboard.\nGhostfol - Multichain Dashboard, includes traditional stocks and ETF’s as well.\nHedgehog - Centralized Exchange Dashboard Management.\nRailgun - RAILGUN is a smart contract system that enables Zero-Knowledge Privacy for any on-chain dApp.\nRotki - An open source portfolio tracker, accounting and analytics tool that protects your privacy. Can be self hosted.\nTornado Cash - DO NOT USE IF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. Tornado cash is an Ethereum based coinjoin mixer that can be used to gain privacy on Ethereum. In August 2022 Tornado Cash was blacked listed by the US government and added to the OFAC list. While the front end website is no longer running you can still interact with the smart contract(this is by design). If you are a US citizen you risk criminal penalties for doing so. Alex Pertsev, was sentenced to five years in prison for his work on development of Tornado cash. It\u0026rsquo;s important to note that despite the shutdown by the US government, the Tornado Cash smart contract is still up and running, and is more less unstoppable as long as the Ethereum network continues to run. If you would like to support the legal defence fund you can so by checking out Justice DAO.\nDecentralized Nodes # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Avalanche and more.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nHandshake - Decentralized DNS. Handshake is an experiment on collaborating to create a decentralized network which results in a global allocation of names. Think of the handles or usernames you use on services such as social networks, and domain names identifying the URL for websites. Nearly all of these services were provided by trusted third parties which prevent the web from truly being decentralized. Handshake provides a means, including key management and server/service authentication, for decentralized web services to experiment.\nMonero Nodo - A full, unpruned, and dedicated hardware node comes equipped with Tor and I2P support, ensuring maximum privacy and security for your transactions. Manage your wallets effortlessly through the LWS Admin panel and enjoy the convenience of our built-in block explorer. The 5.5″ touchscreen allows you to control your node directly from the device, or you can access it from the web for added flexibility and full block explorer functionality. Mine Monero using P2Pool. Contribute to your privacy by running your own personal node while contributing to the Monero network.\nMyNodeBTC - Run Bitcoin nodes and lots of other Bitcoin applications, includes wallets, BTCPay Server, Lightning tools and Whirlpool and other privacy tools.\nPibode-XMR - Small Raspberry pi focused distro for Monero mining.\nPktCash - PKT is an ecosystem of apps that decentralize access to the internet. The mission is to get the next billion people online.\nThreefold - Decentralized Autonomous Internet Infrastructure. ThreeFold is a globally-distributed grid of storage, compute, and network capacity, acting as “no middleman” Internet resources between independent capacity providers and users.\nEducation and certifications # C4/Crypto Consortium - Offers certifications for BTC, Eth and crypto best practices.\nBlockchain-Council.org - Blockchain Council embraces Blockchain, AI, and Web3 with a range of certifications and training.\nChainalysis Certifications - The Chainalysis Cryptocurrency Fundamentals Certification (CCFC) credential is designed for those new to cryptocurrency. Whether you’re starting out on a career focused on crypto, or are coming across bitcoin as you run investigations, onboard new businesses or formulate cryptocurrency compliance policies, this is the place to begin.\nFund Raising # Giveth - Giveth is building a new way forward with its zero-fee, community-driven donation platform - leveraging the power of blockchain technology to connect on-the-ground projects with regenerative funding opportunities.\nGeyser.fund - Geyser is a bitcoin-native crowdfunding platform where you can fund project ideas with the support from global communities.\nHeo.Finance - Decentralized crowdfunding without borders. Help Each Other (HEO) is the first decentralized stablecoin-based crowdfunding platform that removes geographical and political limitations from fundraising. HEO platform is already live on Binance Smart Chain, Celo, Aurora, and Ethereum mainnets.\nKuno Media - Monero based crowd funding.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow institute works to help fund privacy and anti surveillance tech.\nOpen Sats - Open Sats Initiative, Inc. (EIN 85-2722249) is a 501(c)(3) public charity which aims to fund Bitcoin-related free and open-source projects and associated education and research initiatives. Open Sats focuses on no strings attached Bitcoin(only) and freedom tech donations.\nStacks.org - The mission of the Stacks project is to enable a better internet through decentralized apps. To do it, they’re expanding the Bitcoin economy and enabling more functionality as a Bitcoin layer.\nTen31 - Ten31 is the leading bitcoin-focused investor and partner of choice to companies building technology and infrastructure for the bitcoin ecosystem, as well as complementary freedom-oriented technologies including open source software, AI and nostr.\nMerchant Services # Align Pay - AlignPay never picks sides on any issue and is proud to facilitate a welcoming place where people, organizations, campaigns, and merchants can interact in a healthy, open, and legal way.\nParallel Economy - Censorship-Resistant payment processing backed by Conservative Commentator Dan Bongino.\nRevere Payments - A Christian merchant services provider that offers a wide range of solutions for businesses in a variety of industries, including e-commerce, retail, restaurant, firearms, religious, political, CBD, and non-profit. We’re using the same innovative technology as our parent company, Metrics Global, to bring seamless, secure online payments to any industry.\nSecond Amendment Processing - 2nd Amendment processing helps you protect yourself and your business from being censored for your political views or other forms of wrong think.\nOsint for Crypto # AMLBot - Founded in 2019, AMLBot Online assessment of crypto addresses and transactions, founded in 2019 by a team of RegTech specialists in accordance with FATF international recommendations. Offers both free and non-free services.\nClarks Dashboard - A comprehensive list of all BTC Data. Includes Block times, price data, Side chain data, mining etc.\nDeveloperReports - Tracks the current amount of developers on Crypto projects.\nMonero Garden - A complete introduction and walkthrough on all the technical specifics of Monero.\nMonero Inflation - Tracks potential inflation or flaws in the Monero Protocol. Due to Monero\u0026rsquo;s privacy proper auditing can be difficult.\nMonero Observer - News aggregator for all things monero.\nMoneroj.net - Tracks the Monero mining hash rate across all miners.\nMonero.Eco - Graphical interface for the entire Monero Ecosystem.\nMiningPoolStats - Track all data across mining pools for all sorts of crypto projects. Organized primarily by what type of hash algorithm each blockchain uses.\n[Monerowatch](https://monerowat.ch - A monero blockchain explorer. While Monero doesnt have a tradational blockchain explorer we can track block times and size. Along with hash rate and other useful metrics.\nOXT.me - OXT is a tool designed for Exploratory Blockchain Analysis of the bitcoin ledger. OXT is the \u0026lsquo;Other exploration Tool\u0026rsquo; and it should become the \u0026lsquo;Open eXploration Tool\u0026rsquo; in the future.\nStable Pulse - Get a clear, accurate, minimally filtered view of the stablecoin ecosystem.\nThe Monero Moon - The ultimate newsletter for all things Monero.\nTheGraph.com - Crypto Database API Tools.\nTimechainstats.com - BTC Chain API data.\nTrack Bitcoin Nodes - Tracks total Bitcoin nodes.\nTrack Bitcoin Treasuries - Tracks the public Bitcoin Wallets of major corporations and governments.\nTrack Ethereum Nodes - Tracks total Ethereum nodes.\nDefi Lama StablecoinData - Stable coin data across chains.\nPrivacy Software # Bokuto Monero Node - Open source fork of Ronin Dojo’s Bakuto project that allows for a full node Monero wallet.\nBorder Wallets - Border Wallets is a website that helps you strategize on how best to memorize your wallet seed phrase. This can be useful if you need to cross a border, or have a particularly high threat model.\nGupax - Gupax is a GUI for mining Monero on P2Pool using XMRig.\nJam - Jam is a graphical user interface for JoinMarket, and while obviously related, is a separate project developed by a separate set of people.\nJoinMarket-Org - JoinMarket is software to create a special kind of bitcoin transaction called a CoinJoin transaction. Its aim is to improve the confidentiality and privacy of bitcoin transactions. With the shutdown of Samurai wallet, and the withdrawal of the not recommended service Wasabi from the US, Join Market is now one of the only privacy tools for Bitcoin.\nPinode - Monero OS for running full Monero Nodes on Pi’s, Rockpros and Odroids.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nSilent Payments - Silent Payments make receiving Bitcoin easier than ever while preserving your privacy. Silent Payments allow you to create a single, static address to share with friends, use for donations, or post for tips without sacrificing privacy. When someone wants to send you a payment, they use the unique public key that is a part of your Silent Payment address, combine it with the public keys of the outputs they want to send and generate a unique, one-time address that looks on-chain just like any other Taproot address.\nXMRVSBeast - P2Pool Bonus Hash Rate Raffle for people providing Monero Hash.\nSocial Media # Coinpayments.net - Purchase Social media followers with Monero.\nEchoIn - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here.\nFountain - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nMinds - Minds is an open-source social networking service that promotes free speech, privacy, and transparency.\nOshi - Oshi is a powerful marketing and rewards platform built to replace stars, punch cards, and coffee points with something that people really want - Bitcoin.\nOrange Pill App - Bitcoin dating and friend finder.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.ps://www.minds.com/) - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nSpeculative Projects # DarkFi - DarkFi is a new Layer 1 blockchain, designed with anonymity at the forefront. It offers flexible private primitives that can be wielded to create any kind of application. DarkFi aims to make anonymous engineering highly accessible to developers. Backed by noted Crypto Anarchist Amir Taaki.\nFedimints - While still largely theoretical, Fediments is based off the original 1980\u0026rsquo;s concept of Chaumian Ecash, that would essentially provide federated mints built on top of Bitcoin, with high levels of privacy. Two implementations of this concept are Cashu and Umint. These are still in active development. One potential problem with this is legal pressure due to potential classification of these services as unlicensed money transmitters, much like how Samurai Wallet and potentially custodial lightning services are being targeted.\nFreedom Dollar - Freedom Dollar is a private, censorship-resistant stablecoin protocol built on Zano. Stable coins are a useful but sometimes risky project, as they are supposed to maintain their price point with a fiat asset like the dollar.\nHaveno - Haveno aims to be a crypto on ramp much like Bisq that uses Monero instead of Bitcoin as the base payment option. Haveno will utilize TOR and p2p trades, while never taking custody of your funds.\nPirate Chain - Launched in 2018 with the primary goal of being the most private and secure digital currency, Pirate Chain strives to protect the financial privacy of every user in the world. Pirate Chain achieves this by employing the strongest and most acclaimed privacy protocol in the industry, and couples this with an unassailable strategy implementation. Pirate vs Monero Breakdown\nSerai DEX - Largely created in response to Thorchain\u0026rsquo;s choice to not integrate Monero, the Serai Dex works much like the Thorchain DEX, providing coin trading between different native coins using liquidity pools funded by users for small rewards.\nZano - An ambitious project that offers the privacy of Monero for regular transactions, including all projects built ontop of its network. Additionally offers alias addresses so you can associate a wallet address with a name, much like how DNS works for IP addresses. Offers escrow services and Iconic swaps as an alternative to Atomic Swaps. Also allows for building dApps on chain as well.\nSpending Options # Bill Pay # Bitrefill Credit Card Service - Service to pay off Credit Card for multiple providers. Requires KYC. Currently disabled for Americans, but hopefully will be returning. This service does require KYC, but they do offer other services that do not.\nDoctorSim - Top up or recharge any prepaid phone in over 200 countries instantly and securely with doctorSIM.\nSpritz.Finance - Focuses on bill pay, secured payments, automated payments etc. Uses Web 3. Requires an account. Currently in closed Beta.\nCredit Cards # 2Fiat - A new platform that lets you instantly convert Bitcoin, Monero, USDT or any crypto to fiat and make purchases online or in store.\nAbine - An alternative credit card masking service. Abine has similar features, virtual cards up to 500$ for individual vendors. But Abine also offers other privacy services like phone masking, email masking and more. Abine does not have a free tier unlike privacy.com.\nBitpay - Preloaded Bitpay card that lets you spend your Bitcoin.\nDashDirect - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including DASH. Dash Direct phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with DASH for discounts from hundreds of vendors. No KYC Required.\nDoNotPay - DoNotPay is a consumer rights company that helps you fight corporations and beat bureaucracy. They offer a wide range of services, including bill pay, credit card management, and more.\nEzzocard - Anon cards can be purchased via crypto. Charges a decent markup.\nKlutchCard - Service that provides several management and privacy features for your bank account. Klutch gives you unlimited Virtual cards, a physical card without your name on the front, and the ability to manage your spending transactions in depth all while still earning cash back. Does require KYC information and a good credit score though. Another downside, there is currently no way to pay off your balance other than to link your account via ACH and routing number.\nLaso.Finance - A bit pricey. Virtual Credit card with no KYC card that allows for spends of over 1K anywhere in the world. Currently uses Metamask for stable coins only. Monero support coming soon.\nPayWithMoon - Virtual Cards with no KYC funded by lightning based Bitcoin transactions. You can create as many virtual cards as you want, but cards are limited in amounts of 1000$. These cards do not currently work outside of the United States. Used to provide full pre-paid credit cards only offers gift cards now.\nPrivacy.com - The primary method for Credit Card Privacy. By linking your bank account to your Debit card, you can create virtual privacy focused cards that only work for one vendor at a time. This prevents your Debit card from being used in the event of a vendor data breach. Virtual cards are easily deletable. Downsides are that you start with 500$ per card limits for virtual cards. And there is the privacy concern of sharing your bank data with a third party. Please use our affiliate link when signing up. To get an extra $5 dollars on sign up.\nUquid - Virtual card for crypto, only works through Binance or wallet connect compatible wallets, for a wide range of gift card services.\nX1 - Similar to Klutch. Control subscriptions and keep your details private with disposable card numbers.donotpay.com/learn/virtual-credit-card-generator/) - Free Virtual Credit Card Generator for signing up for trial services. Do not Pay also works to create an AI focused response to many asymmetrical problems of society like fighting back against parking tickets or social media de-platforming with automated and proven methods of remediating these issues.\nGift Cards # Egifter - Buy and send premium gift cards for a wide range of services. Offers points per purchases. Gyft - Gift cards for over 200 vendors. Coinsbee - Does Phone Top ups. Bitrefill - Gifts cards and other services. Coincards - giftcards available in multiple countries, Coincards has everything you could possibly need to live your life with crypto! Offers Phone Top ups and accepts Monero. Stealths - Monero first Gift card sales. No KYC Required. Wallets # Bitcoin Wallets # Ashigaru - A new fork of Samurai Wallet without the coinjoin services. As this is new untested its recommended not to put large amounts of BTC on here just yet.\nCasa - Self custody wallet with built in Multi-sig for security and inheritance built in so that your assets aren\u0026rsquo;t lost in the event of death. Only takes Bitcoin and Ethereum.\nCold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nElectrum Wallet - Founded in 2011 Electrum is one of the oldest, simplest and most trusted Bitcoin Only wallets in the game. With a simple interface that has been forked by many other blockchain projects Electrum has everything you need to store and use your bitcoin easily and securely.\nSamurai Wallet - A modern bitcoin wallet hand forged to keep your transactions private your identity masked and your funds secured. Samurai Wallet is a mobile only wallet that is built to work with the Ronin Dojo Full node and Whirlpool privacy coinjoins. Completely Open Source. Mobile only wallet. In April 2024 Samurai Wallet was shutdown by the US government and the founders of the wallet arrested. While the wallet still works if installed, the Whirpool coinjoin features have since been disabled. You can donate to the Samurai defense team here You can also find a list of Public Dojo Clones to use at Dojobay\nSparrow Wallet - Sparrow is a Bitcoin wallet for those who value financial self sovereignty. Sparrow’s emphasis is on security, privacy and usability. Sparrow does not hide information from you - on the contrary it attempts to provide as much detail as possible about your transactions and UTXOs, but in a way that is manageable and usable. Completely Open Source. Desktop only wallet. Following the arrest of the Samurai Wallet Devs, the Whirlpool privacy features were removed from the wallet.\nHardware Wallets # Cold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nFoundationDevices - Foundation builds the Passport hardware wallet which is an airgapped wallet hardware device. Passport has no direct connection with the outside world – no USB data and no wireless communications. Instead, Passport uses a camera and QR codes for communication. This provides hardcore, airgapped security without sacrificing usability.\nLedger - NOT RECOMMENDED. While Ledger has a long history in the space of supporting multiple coins. Ledger is close sourced. Ledger has recently come under for fire for creating a backup policy that lets you back up your keys to Ledgers cloud providers, which means that your private keys could be susceptible to third party pressures on the key holders. Also Ledger was caught sending customer data to several different third parties.\nMonero Signer - Monero Signer is a hardware signing device equipped with a camera that allows you to sign transactions offline via QR-Code. Monero Signer also allows you to generate seeds, passphrases and addresses. All this while being completely offline. Software updates are done air-gapped using a micro SD card.\nSeedsigner - Open source hardware signing device that uses raspberry pi zero which reduces possibility of interception. Does not store your coins, is only a security focused device for signing/approving transactions. Bitcoin only.\nTrezor - One of the older hardware wallets around. Trezor is Fully open source and is one of the few wallets to also support multiple coins.\nLightning Wallets # Phoenix Wallet - Utilizing the lightning network can still be quite difficult, which Phoenix aims to help solve. At first glance, Phoenix doesn\u0026rsquo;t look different from your typical Bitcoin wallet. The difference is that Phoenix runs natively on Lightning. Phoenix takes care of everything under the hood and you will barely notice anything, except that your payments are faster and cheaper. Mobile only wallet. Monero Wallets # Anonero - Anonero is privacy focused phone wallet that only supports Monero, while incorporating other privacy features like, encrypted backups, airgapped transactions mandatory TOR connections. You can only access this app over TOR.\nFeather Wallet - Feather is a free, open-source Monero wallet for Linux, Tails, macOS and Windows. It is written in C++ with the Qt framework. Monero can be difficult to use in many cases to the highly technical and private nature of the coin, which is why the simplicity of feather wallet is so necessary. Feather Wallet can installed or run as a standalone application, making it easily parable with something like Tails OS for the ultimate privacy combo.\nMonero Subscription Wallet - Wallet that allows you to set subscriptions of regularly recurring payments that you would like to send.\nMyMonero - The simplest way to use the next-generation private digital currency Monero, at the sweet spot between security, convenience, and features. Not a full node wallet. You need to trust another node to run this wallet. These wallets share your private view key with a remote server, which continuously scans the blockchain looking for your transactions. They are faster to use, but your privacy can be lessened if you don\u0026rsquo;t control the remote server.\nRinoWallet - Online Monero multisig wallet. Non-custodial and offers 2FA protection.\nMulti Chain Wallets # CakeWallet - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including Monero. Cakewallet phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with Monero for discounts from hundreds of vendors. Supports Monero. No KYC Required. Mobile and desktop wallet. Open Source.\nExodus Wallet - One of the best wallets for holding multiple coins. With a beautiful interface that shows you long term internal price data, built in protocol level staking, coin swaps between hundreds of coins and many other features. Exodus is one best crypto wallets bar none. While it has ended support for Monero as it was a technical challenge to support it. Exodus is NOT Open source. Desktop and mobile.\nStack Wallet - Non Custodial multi coin wallet. Open Source. Has built in exchange functionality. Comes with \u0026ldquo;Duress mode\u0026rdquo; that lets you prepare a fake wallet in case you are physically threatened. Comes with built auto back ups, in wallet crypto swapping and more. Allows you to easily point at your own full node. Supports monero. Desktop and Mobile.\nWallet Recovery # Bitcoin Recovery CO - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nCryptoRecovers - Helping people regain access to their lost Bitcoin wallets since 2019.\nDatarecovery.com - Specializes in cryptocurrency recovery services, providing expert assistance to individuals and businesses who have lost access to their digital assets.\nDriveSavers - Specializes in recovering lost cryptocurrency and compromised wallets from all types of software and hardware wallets.\nEasyRecovery - Professional Bitcoin wallet recovery services can assist with password recovery, private key extraction, and damaged device repair to restore access to your Bitcoin.\nKeychainX - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nProfessional Crypto Recovery - Crypto recovery service that can help you recover your lost coins today.\nRecoverLostBitcoin - Expert crypto recovery services, including private key reconstruction, wallet and scam recovery.\nRecoverMyCryptoWallet - Can recover lost passphrases, missing seed words and forgotten passwords.\nWallet Recovery Service - Can recover lost crypto from all types of wallets.\n"},{"id":13,"href":"/organizations/","title":"Organizations","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The State is, and always has been, the great single enemy of the human race, its liberty, happiness, and progress.\u0026rdquo; - Murray Rothbard\nLiberty Organization that fight for different facets of all things related to liberty.\nAnti ESG Orgs # StriveFunds - Investment firm to counter ESG narrative from Blackrock and Vanguard. Strive specifically rejects the idea of Stakeholder capitalism. Started by author and presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. Antiwar # Antiwar.com - Since the mid 90\u0026rsquo;s Antiwar.com has been one of not the most important and consistently antiwar voices. With reporting on wars all over the globe for a liberty perspective, antiwar.com covers every aspect of the global wars.\nBitcoin For Peace - Accelerate World Peace Through Bitcoin Adoption. The vision of Bitcoin For Peace is to live in world where ALL life co-thrives in harmony. With the current corrupt fiat system, that vision can never happen. Bitcoin is a peaceful revolution.\nConcerned Veterans for America - CVA and its grassroots army will look to defend VA reforms and expand health care options for veterans, rethink America’s foreign policy to promote long-term prosperity, and encourage action to foster a more secure financial future for our country.\nDefend the Guard - An organization that works to reclaim constitutional authority. Defend the Guard legislation would prohibit a state’s National Guard units from being deployed into active combat without a formal declaration of war by Congress, as provided by the U.S. Constitution.\nFood Not Bombs - Food Not Bombs started in 1980. They work to provide healthy vegetarian food to starving Americans. Leftwing organization.\nStopWar.org - Stop the War was founded in September 2001 in the weeks following 9/11, when George W. Bush announced the “war on terror”. Stop the War has since been dedicated to preventing and ending the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and elsewhere. Comes from a leftwing perspective.\nThe Libertarian Institute - Founded by Scott Horton. LI focuses on many issues with a large focus on antiwar. LI has a lot of cross over with Antiwar.com.\nTheGrayZone - The Grayzone is an independent journalistic initiative that does not receive funding from any government or government-backed group or individual. The Gray Zone primarily reports on antiwar civil rights issues from a left wing perspectives.\nWeAreNotYourSoldiers - Antiwar Non-profit feature former soldiers that publicly talk about their horrible experiences during war.\nAntiWoke Advocacy # ActionPDE - PDE Action is a nonpartisan advocacy group working to reclaim public schools through engagement with school boards \u0026amp; state legislatures.\nDefendingEd - Parents Defending Education is a national grassroots organization working to reclaim our schools from activists imposing harmful agendas.\nExit Group - Group that helps users exit from woke/corporate life and build businesses to create separate revenue streams\nFairForAll - A nonpartisan organization dedicated to advancing civil rights and liberties for all Americans, and promoting a common culture based on fairness, understanding, and humanity. Specifically rejects woke ideas and believes in actual equality for all people.\nHeterodox Academy - Heterodox Academy (HxA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit membership organization of thousands of faculty, staff, and students committed to advancing the principles of open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement to improve higher education and academic research. Focuses heavily on Colleges.\nInstitute for Liberal Values - As a non-partisan and non-sectarian consortium focused on the promotion of individual freedom, rights, and liberty in everyday life, the Institute for Liberal Values provides the skills and support required to build community where there has been division, encourage free expression where there has been censorship, and foster optimism where there is fear.\nNew Discourses - Education on all things critical theory. Eduation and debunking of Marxism, Progressive and all forms of critical theory. IE Critical Race Theory, Queer Theory, etc. Founded by James Lindsey.\nClimate Change Pushback # Copenhagen Consensus - The Copenhagen Consensus Center is a think tank that researches and publishes the smartest solutions to the world\u0026rsquo;s biggest problems. Our studies are conducted by more than 300 economists from internationally renowned institutions, including seven Nobel Laureates, to advise policymakers and philanthropists how to achieve the best results with their limited resources.Founded by climate change debunker and educator Bjorn Lomborg.\nEnvironmental Progress - Environmental Progress (EP) was founded in 2016 with the mission of achieving nature, peace and prosperity for all. We believe everyone has a right to affordable energy, a healthy planet, and urban environments that enable citizens to thrive. Our strategy has been to organize grassroots movements to defend these rights, and to fund research into why they are threatened. Founded by free speech advocate and Journalist Michael Shellenberger.\nHeartland.org - The Heartland Institute is a nonprofit organization that focuses on issues in education, environmental protection, health care, budgets and taxes, and stopping Socialism.\nIndustrial Progress - For the last 40 years, so-called environmentalists have held back industrial progress around the world. That\u0026rsquo;s why Idustrial Progress helps the industry fight for its freedom, with new ideas, arguments, and policies that will improve our economy and our environment. Founded by Fossil Fuels advocate Alex Epstein.\nPerc.org - The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) explores how aligning free market incentives for environmental stewardship produces sustainable outcomes for land, water, and wildlife.\nSavory.Global - Fights against climate change approved opinion by using regenerative farming practices of holistic land management. Provides real alternative solutions to mainstream climate fear mongering.\nDrug Freedom # Drug Policy Alliance - The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the leading organization in the U.S. working to end the drug war. Encryption and censorship # Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) - The largest organization that fights for Internet and Digital Freedom. Based out of the US.The EFF puts out several of the best digital freedom tools, including HTTPS Everywhere, Privacy Badger and Certbot.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFree resources Physical and Digital # Art For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nLeadership Institute - Liberty focused training provided in person and virtual. Training is offered for a wide range of topics, including, activism campaigns, fundraising and more.\nLibertarianism.org - Free ebooks from a Cato/Bluepilled perspective. Still some solid content overall.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - Free liberty starter kits for applicants. Including books small grants and more. Primarily aimed at students.\nTechsoup.org - Free Tech for non-profits.\nLegal Advocacy # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nCoin Center - Based in D.C., Coin Center is the leading non-profit research and advocacy center focused on the public policy issues facing cryptocurrency and decentralized computing technologies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Their mission is to defend the rights of individuals to build and use free and open cryptocurrency networks: the right to write and publish code – to read and to run it. The right to assemble into peer-to-peer networks. And the right to do all this privately.\nDeFi Education Fund - The DeFi Education Fund (DEF) explains decentralized finance (DeFi) to policymakers around the world and advocates for policies welcoming of decentralized financial infrastructure.\nFire - Since its founding more than two decades ago as the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, FIRE has become the nation’s leading defender of fundamental rights on college campuses through our unique mix of programming, including student and faculty outreach, public education campaigns, individual case advocacy, and policy reform efforts. In 2022, FIRE changed its name to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and announced an expansion initiative into off-campus free speech advocacy and legal defense.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nInstitute for Justice - IJ is a nonprofit, public interest law firm. Their mission is to end widespread abuses of government power and secure the constitutional rights that allow all Americans to pursue their dreams.\nJusticeDao- A DAO specifically dedicated to helping the legal defense of the developers of Tornado Cash, an Ethereum based privacy service that was takedown by government action.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nPacific Legal Foundation - Pacific Legal Foundation is a national nonprofit legal organization that defends Americans from government overreach and abuse. PFL specifically focuses on Property Rights, Equality and Opportunity and Separation of Powers. ^1,2^\nPeer-To-Peer Rights Fund - The P2P Rights Fund is a project housed within the Bitcoin Policy Institute, a 501(c)3 think tank. An advisory board including open-source developers, human rights activists, and lawyers oversees the fund’s activities. P2P Focuses on protection of Open-Source Software under the First Amendment.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nStand With Crypto - Stand With Crypto, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, champions for clear, common-sense regulations for the crypto industry. We\u0026rsquo;re mobilizing the 52 million crypto owners in the US - a demographic that is younger (60% Gen-Z and Millennials) and more diverse (41% identify as racial minorities) than the general US population - to unlock crypto\u0026rsquo;s innovation potential and foster greater economic freedom.\nThe Crypto Lawyers - Much like Coin Center Crypto Lawyers provide legal advocacy for Bitcoin freedom. They offer services in regards to Litigation, NFT, DEFI, IP, Compliance, and Forensic Investigations.\nMeetups, Education and Training # Americas Future - America’s Future empowers young people to be active, civil, and curious citizens who build freer communities that lead to fulfillment, dignity, and happiness for all.We’re working toward a time in America where young people collaborate to drive change in their communities – change that equips the individual to build a free and happy life. America’s Future offers rising generations opportunities for networking, mentoring, leadership and community engagement through our national network and extensive array of programming.\nArt For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nFreedom Works - A longstanding political orginization that has traditionally leaned republican. Recently though they\u0026rsquo;ve rebranded to target smaller liberty focused groups in order to help educated and advocate for freedom and change in public policy.\nLeadership Institute - Founded in 1979 by its president, Morton C. Blackwell, LI provides training in campaigns, fundraising, grassroots organizing, youth politics, and communications. The Institute teaches conservatives of all ages how to succeed in politics, government, and the media.The Institute offers more than 50 types of training schools, workshops, and seminars; a free employment placement service; and a national field program that trains conservative students to organize campus groups.\nLiberty on the Rocks - Liberty on the Rocks is a non-profit grass roots libertarian organization designed to educate, connect, and activate liberty enthusiasts around the world. Through local chapters and events, citizens and activists throughout the country can increase the size of their networks, enhance their understanding of economics and the philosophy of freedom, widen their knowledge of local and national educational outlets, and increase their opportunities for involvement. Official Partner of Liberty Tools\nLiberty Seeds - The largest directory of liberty-minded organizations, events, and more.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - SFL is not a top down, chapter based, or membership organization. Instead SFL functions as a network of pro-liberty students from a wide diversity of locations and backgrounds. SFL does sometimes take the more blue pilled approach.\nWe Are Change - We Are Change is a nonpartisan, independent media organization comprised of individuals and groups working to expose corruption worldwide.Founded by Luke Rudkowski, We Are Change is comprised of independent journalists, concerned citizens, activists, and anyone who wants to shape the direction our world is going in. We seek to expose the lies of governments and the corporate elite who constantly trash our humanity. Their goal is to create a community of truth-seekers and peacemakers who share a commitment to nonviolent action.\nYoung Americans for Liberty - Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) is the most active and effective pro-liberty youth organization advancing liberty on campus. Our four-step mission is to identify, educate, train, and mobilize youth activists to make liberty win. YAL maintains many chapters across college campuses all over the US.\nYou are the Power - You Are The Power is a membership-based nonprofit that is founded and run by Spike Cohen. They work with activists and organizations in all 50 states, using localized, single-issue activism to set communities free, restore individual rights, take the power away from government and put it back in the hands of the people.\nPress Freedoms # Committee to Protect Journalists - The Committee to Protect Journalists is an independent, nonprofit organization that promotes press freedom worldwide. They defend the right of journalists to report the news safely and without fear of reprisal.\nInternational Press Institute - Their mission is to defend media freedom and support independent journalism wherever they are threatened. Also tracks press freedoms in regards to Covid restrictions.\nReporters Without Borders - Reporters Without Borders tracks press freedoms across the world.\nPolice Reform and Monitoring # 8 Can\u0026rsquo;t Wait - 8 Cant Wait is a campaign to bring immediate change to police departments by encouraging the adoption of 8 specific policies.\nAdopt a Cop - Adopt A Cop BJJ is a nonprofit, donation based program and registered 501(c)3 that allows active duty patrolling police officers around the country to train at any Adopt A Cop BJJ affiliated academy and will pay 100% of the officer’s membership until they reach the rank of Blue belt. Blue belt is the second ranked belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and on average it takes around 12 to 18 months to obtain. Police officers are much less likely to both get injured and to injure suspects if they are trained in BJJ as evidenced by this Case Study.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nOpen-archive - App for saving and sharing files for whistleblowers and videos of police etc\nThick Red Line - A project of Art of Liberty, TRL is an effort to restore respect for law enforcement by abolishing victimless crime.\nWashingtonPost Police Shootings Database - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states\nThink Tanks # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAyn Rand Institute - ARI offers a variety of educational experiences to promote greater understanding of Ayn Rand’s philosophy and, through the writing and speaking of our experts, advocates her principles of reason, rational self-interest and laissez-faire capitalism. ARI also often takes a more Blue pilled perspective and does not generally follow Anarchist ideas, as it advocates for a one world government, based on the principles of logic and reason.\nArt of Liberty - A small think tank that exposes the Illegitimacy and Criminality of “Government” while Making the Voluntaryist Case for Free Markets, REAL Freedom and Peace.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow Institute works to promote the ideas of privacy in the world.\nThe Cato Institute - Founded in 1977 by Ed Crane, Murray Rothbard and Charles Koch. Cato is one of the oldest and largest libertarian think tanks in America. Cato has published great research and information since its inception. Cato has been criticized at times for often taking very pragmatic criticisms of the state and sometimes making the libertarian defense of state activities. Often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nThe Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) - FEE\u0026rsquo;s popular digital content and in-person programs turn complex ideas into practical tools for living your best life and making the world a better place. Fee covers a wide range of issues across the entire political spectrum, while always exposing government crimes and failures.\nThe Future of Freedom Foundation - The Future of Freedom Foundation is a tax-exempt, non-profit educational foundation whose mission is to present an uncompromising moral, philosophical, and economic case for the free society.\nThe Mises Institute - The premium think tank for all things liberty. Founded in 1982 by Anarcho-capitalism Lew Rockwell, largely to push the ideas of economist Murray Rothbard following his split with the Cato Institute. The Mises institute has been one of the biggest and most consistent voices for all things liberty including: Antiwar, Austrian economics, Sound Money, Police Reform, Secession, Book Publishing and so much more.\nThe Reason Foundation - Reason Foundation advances a free society by developing, applying, and promoting libertarian principles, including individual liberty, free markets, and the rule of law. We use journalism and public policy research to influence the frameworks and actions of policymakers, journalists, and opinion leaders. Reason also publishes Reason Magazine and hosts the SOHO Debate Forum. Much like Cato Reason often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nWhistle Blowing # Aim - Undercover citizen journalism, mostly focused on American schools.\nCryptome - One of the primary inspirations for Wikileaks, Cryptome has been offering a leaking platform to the world since 1996 and still runs today. Founded by John Young.\nEFF Surveillance Self-Defense - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\nGlobal Leaks - Whistleblowing Solutions Impresa Sociale S.r.l. (WBS) is an innovative social enterprise that carries out research and development to support whistleblowers and the fight against corruption. It was founded in 2016 to guarantee the economic sustainability of the GlobaLeaks project, through taking care of the growing number of requests for assistance, maintenance and custom deployment. WBS hosts the development activities and coordinates the community efforts. Global leaks provides its own open source tool for whistleblowers.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nO\u0026rsquo;keefe Media Group - Following the ousting of James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe from Project Veritas, O\u0026rsquo;Keefe Media group was founded to present another opportunity for whistle blowing and citizen journalism. OKM provides training and supplies for Citizen journalists.\nProject Veritas - Founded in 2010 by James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe, Project Veritas picked up much of the leaking slack following Wikileakss decrease in output. Often slandered as a far right group, Project Veritas has leaked many of the biggest stories since its inception. Project Veritas was and is largely known for using undercover cameras to expost stories.\nTruth in Media - Not a whistleblowing organization perse, however TIM is known for doing in depth inclusive stories reputably with strong reliable sources and without sensationalism. TIM focuses on stories that most media ignores. Founded by Journalist Ben Swann.\nWikiLeaks - Founded in 2006 by Julian Assange. Wikileaks was the the primary source for leaking of highly secret corporate and government data. Wikileaks worked to protect its leakers by employing the use of PGP and TOR. While largely inactive since the arrest of its founder Julian Assange in 2019, Wikileaks archives are still an important repository of leaked data.\nWizSafe Journalist Privacy Guide - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\n"},{"id":14,"href":"/osint/","title":"OSINT","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Nothing has such power to broaden the mind as the ability to investigate systematically and truly all that comes under thy observation in life.\u0026rdquo; - Marcus Aurelius\nOpen Source Intelligence tools can be used to find information of all types. This can be useful in furthering your understanding of both offensive and defensive practices by finding information for anything and everything. OSINT is the direct inverse of open source privacy tools. OSINT can be used for nefarious purposes in some cases, but OSINT itself does not directly include the concept of hacking. OSINT only aims to find legally available public information. OSINT has tremendous use in regards to education and finding information about corporations, politicians and good journalism. These tools can also be used to help you understand your own privacy exposure as well. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAI (Artificial Intelligence) Tools # Art Generators # Albus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAnimate Anyone - App that allows you to take a static image or photo and create videos of movement based on the people or characters in those photos.\nDall E - DALL·E 2 is an AI system that can create realistic images and art from a description in natural language. Made by Open Ai. Closed source.\nDreamstudio.ai - AI Art Generation.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGemini - Formerly known as Bard. Google\u0026rsquo;s AI alternative to Chat GPT. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias, including filtering your text prompts through a DEI and social justice lens.\nLumiere - A Space-Time Diffusion Model for Video Generation. Made by Google, closed source. Create video from word prompts or pictures. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias.\nMagic Animate - Magic Animate is an open source project that allows you to produces an animated video from a single image and a motion video.\nMid Journey - Mid Journey is an independent research lab exploring new mediums of thought and expanding the imaginative powers of the human species. Requires the unencrypted messaging app Discord for image generation.\nOpen AI Sora - Sora can generate videos up to a minute long while maintaining visual quality and adherence to the user’s prompt. Closed source.\nFreedom and Privacy AI Tools # AI Unchained - Podcast by freedom advocate and bitcoin educator Guy Swann. Follow the newest updates in the AI industry to become more sovereign and efficient by utilizing cutting edge tools.\nAlex AI - Energy and Climate Chatbot. Built by Alex Epstein, an advocate of Freedom and Fossil Fuels. Iphone Only.\nGab AI - Chat GPT alternative and image generator by conservative Social Media company GAB.\nGATgpt - A LLM model like Chat GPT but specifically for gun printing and all things gun related. Built by Cody Wilson.\nLibertAI - Decentralized privacy focused AI.\nUnleashed Chat - AI chatbot service designed with real privacy in mind. It stands out with its live Nostr data querying and advanced context embedding capabilities. It allows for Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network, for privacy and speed. The platform employs the latest Open Source models, prioritizing uncensored options.\nVenice - Venice is an open source alternative to Chat GPT. With built in features for code prompts and Stable Diffusion, Venice does not censor or spy on you. Launched by freedom advocate and crypto pioneer Erik Voorhees.\nGeneral AI Tools # AI or Not - Need to verify if images are AI generated? Here\u0026rsquo;s a project that can identify images from Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Dall-E, GAN and more.\nAIXploira - Access the largest list of top-quality AI tools available on the web.\nAlbus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAwesome GPT - List of dozens of GPT style LLMs.\nEsperanto.ai - Esperanto delivers high-performance, energy-efficient computing solutions that are the compelling choice for the most demanding AI and non-AI applications.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGPT4all - Self Hosted GPT Alternative.\nHuggingface.co - Open Source CHAT GPT Alternative.\nLM Studio - LM Studio lets you discover, download, and run local LLMs entirely offline.\nMaxAI.me - Chrome extension that lets you utilize AI on different sites.\nParse Prompt - Convert and summarize podcast episodes, audio clips, web-pages, and YouTube into AI-generated content.\nAttack Surface # BynaryEdge - We scan the web and gather data for you.\nCensys - Attack Surface Management Solutions.\nCriminalip.io - Cyber Threat Intelligence Search Engine and Attack Surface Management (ASM) platform.\nRedHunt Labs - Discover your Attack Surface, Continuously.\nSecurityTrails - The Total Internet Inventory.\nBug Hunting # Bug Bounty writeups - Detailed breakdowns of all sorts of different types of attacks.\nBughunter-handbook - A list of resources that will help bug bounty hunters with resources that are useful during their bug bounty journey.\nCertificates # CertSpotter - Monitors your domains for expiring, unauthorized, and invalid SSL certificates.\nCensys - Certificates - Certificates Search.\nCrt.sh - Certificate Search.\nCTSearch - Certificate Transparency Search Tool.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nTLS.BufferOver.run - Quickly find certificates in IPv4 space.\nCredentials # Check your email accounts to find associated accounts with breached companies.\nBreachdirectory.org - Check if your information was exposed in a data breach.\nCrackstation.net - Massive pre-computed lookup (Rainbow) tables to crack password hashes.\nDehashed - Free deep-web scans and protection against credential leaks, Takes Monero for Premium accounts.\nHackcheck - Hackcheck is a data breach search engine that makes checking the integrity of your data easy and flexible cheap! They currently offer several lightning fast queries to search through our billions of records with. The queries they offer are email, password, username, name, IP address, phone number, and domain name.\nHave I Been Pwned - Check if your email or phone is in a data breach.\nHaveibeensold.app - App that checks who is selling your data. Currently down.\nIntelx - Needs an account for most dumps, but shows accounts and password associated with on different sites.\nLeak-Lookup - Search across thousands of data breaches to find you compromised data - Requires an account for full results. Cheap prices and accepts Monero.\nLeakCheck.io - Make sure your credentials haven\u0026rsquo;t been compromised.\nLeakix - Identify public data leaks.\nMozilla Monitor - Stay safe with privacy tools from the makers of Firefox that protect you from hackers and companies that publish and sell your personal information. We’ll alert you of any known data breaches, find and remove your exposed info and continually watch for new exposures.\nSnusbase - Stay on top of the latest database breaches.\nSpycloud.com - More in Depth than haveIbeenpwned. Requires an account.\nCode Search Engines # GitHub Code Search - A search engine for searching projects on GitHub.\nGrep.app - Search across a half million git repos.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nNerdyData - Find companies based on their website\u0026rsquo;s tech stack or code.\nPublicwww.com - Source Code Search Engine. Find any alphanumeric snippet, signature or keyword in the web pages HTML, JS and CSS code.\nRepoSearch - Source code search engine that helps you find implementation details, example usages or just analyze code.\nSearchCode - Search 75 billion lines of code from 40 million projects.\nSourceGraph - Understand and search across your entire codebase.\nData Retention # Archive.org - The biggest site for internet website archives.\nDessant - A web extension for pulling data from archived sites.\nInteltechniques - A guide to manually remove your data from archive sites.\nMemento Time Travel - Memento TimeTravel is built using the archive.today API, and can thus be utilized as an upgraded internet archive product. It offers web users with an easy-to-use design.\nPagefreezer.com - PageFreezer is an alternative to the Wayback machine which utilizes Google-like crawling technology. The screenshots are taken using a fully automated operation.\nTubeRipper - An app that lets you rip or download videos from most platforms.\nWebcite - WebCite differs from the Wayback Machine by providing the sort of detailed snapshots of author-cited references requested by publishers, editors, and readers.\nDevice Information # Macaddress.io - MAC address vendor lookup.\nMaclookup.app - Find the vendor name of a device by entering an OUI or a MAC address.\nMacvendors.com - Find MAC Address Vendors. Now.\nMAC Vendor Lookup - Look up the vendor for a specific MAC Address.\nDNS # Chaos - Enhance research and analyse changes around DNS for better insights.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing.\nDNSDumpster - DNS recon \u0026amp; research, find \u0026amp; lookup DNS records.\nDNShistory.org - Domain Name System Historical Record Archive.\nDNSdb - Passive DNS historical database.\nDNSviz - Tool for visualizing the status of a DNS zone.\nDNSTwister - The anti-phishing domain name search engine and DNS monitoring service.\nDnslytics - The ultimate online investigation tool for DNS and other internet data.\nHackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nPassivedns.mnemonic.no - Web interface for querying passive DNS data collected in our malware lab.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nRapidDNS - DNS query tool which make querying - subdomains or sites of a same IP easy.\nDomains # Buckets.grayhatwarfare.com - Public buckets.\nBuiltWith - Find out what websites are Built With.\nCentralOps - DomainDossier - Investigate domains and IP addresses.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing!\nDomainIQ - Comprehensive Domain Intelligence.\nGrayhatwarfare.com - domains - How to search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nIPInfo - Provides your WAN or Public IP address.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nPentest-tools.com - Discover subdomains and determine the attack surface of an organization.\nRiddler - Allows you to search in a high quality dataset.\nRobTex - Various kinds of research of IP numbers, Domain names, etc.\nSecurityheaders.com - Scan your site now.\nSimilarweb.com - The easiest and fastest tool to find out what\u0026rsquo;s really going on online.\nSitereport.netcraft.com - Find out the infrastructure and technologies used by any site.\nSpyonweb.com - Find out related websites.\nStatscrop.com - Millions of amazing websites across the web are being analyzed with StatsCrop.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVisualsitemapper.com - Create a visual map of your site.\nWho.is - WHOIS Search, Domain Name, Website, and IP Tools.\nWhois.domaintools.com - Industry’s fastest domain discovery engine and broadest, most accurate data.\nWhoisology.com - Deep Connections Between Domain Names \u0026amp; Their Owners.\nExploits # 0day.today - The ultimate database of exploits and vulnerabilities.\nExploit-DB - An Exploit Database.\npacketstormsecurity.com - Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers.\nRapid7 - DB - A vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSploitus - A convenient central place for identifying the newest exploits.\nVulmon - A vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nFacial Recognition # Pimeyes - The gold Standard in facial recognition search, while prioritizing privacy. Focused Search Engines # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Correlate – Google Trends Correlate can help you identify search patterns that correlate with real-world trends. It can be used to identify search patterns that are similar to one another. For example, you could use the tool to find out if there is a link between new legislation and gun sales (at least in terms of the search volume related to the two topics).\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nGrabify - Grabify is a free web-based IP grabbing/URL shortening tool. (IP grabbing just as it implies simply means getting/grabbing peoples IP addresses.) This can be used to get location/IP data from potential attackers.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nIPGeo - IpGeo is a python tool to extract IP addresses from captured network traffic file (pcap/pcapng) and generate csv report containing details about the geolocation of each ip in the packets.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMillion Short – Million Short has an interesting approach to searching for information online. The interface is generally similar to a typical search engine. However, you can sort and filter the results in a number of ways. Examples include popularity, eCommerce, live chat, date, location, and others. Also, it automatically pulls out the top sites that usually occupy the top spots in any search result (e.g. Amazon.com, eBay, YouTube, etc.)\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nMention - A service that lets you track any code words across social media platforms. Paid service.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOSSDatabase - OSS DATABASE is a crowdsourced database of Open Source software. Their goal is to make it easy to look for open source alternatives and compare them with their proprietary peers.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPulsedive - A search engine for devices connected to the internet.\nPublic API\u0026rsquo;s - A list of several different API\u0026rsquo;s that are free to use for data pulling.\nPublicData.com - PublicData.com is the number one resource for public records from local, state, and federal agencies.\nProwl - A free IP search \u0026amp; identifications of IoC and IoA.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nSearch by Image - Tool to reverse image search docs, only works in Chromium based browsers.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nShodan – A search engine and network security tool for the internet of things. It finds devices on the internet like web servers, webcams, appliances, traffic lights, and even power plants.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTalkWalkerAlerts – TalkWalkerAlerts is a great alternative to Google Alerts because, in addition to monitoring the web for certain keywords, it monitors social media, blogs, and forums as well. This can be helpful if you need to find mentions of someone’s name or business across the web. Free and paid options.\nTorSearch - A TOR search engine for websites hosted on TOR (The Darknet).\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nTinyEye - A reverse image search.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nGeolocation # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nMail Addresses # Centralops - Email, Whois, DNS search info.\nEmailHippo - Email address verification technology.\nEmail-format.com - Find the email address formats in use at thousands of companies.\nHunter.io - Find professional email addresses in seconds.\nIntelligenceX - Search engine and data archive. Finds public personal information from data brokers.\nMelissa - Emailcheck - Check email addresses and verify they are live.\nMXToolbox - Check your email headers.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nReacher.email - Open-Source Email Verification.\nRocketReach - Your first-degree connection to any professional.\nskymem.info - Find email addresses of companies and people.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nThatsThem - Reverse email lookup.\nverify-email.org - Checks whether the mailbox exists or not.\nVoilaNorbert - I can find anyone\u0026rsquo;s email address.\nOSINT Lists # About.start.me - OSINT Dashboard to combine different OSINT tools.\nAwesome-Osint - A curated list of amazingly awesome open source intelligence tools and resources.\nFacebook Email Search - A simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFreedomlab.io - FreedomLab is a virtual gathering place for human rights defenders. Here you will find a repository of training materials, tutorials, and digital tools, all tailored to your needs and requirements. We hope you will learn about tools, experiences, advocacy and fundraising strategies, as well as knowledge and skills related to security. Through support and collaboration, human rights defenders increase their capacity to monitor and report, seek redress, and advocate for the promotion of human rights.\nFull OSINT - Full OSINT focused on the most popular web-based Open Source Intelligence and Cybersecurity Tools.\nHacker Search Engines - Long list of OSINT Tools.\nInteltechniques Tools - Dozens of tools available from Michael Bazzels website.\nOstintFramework - Terrific list. Layout is a bit strange can be annoying to navigate.\nOsint-jobs.com - Job board and education research.\nOsintcurio.us - The OSINT Curious Project was a source of quality, actionable, Open Source Intelligence news, original blogs, instructional videos, and live streams. We tried to keep people curious about exploring web applications for bits of information or trying out new techniques to access important OSINT data.\nOsintool.com - List of multiple tools with install instructions.\nOsintdojo.com - A giant list of OSINT resources.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nSociallinks.io - Everything you need to navigate the OSINT world, gain deeper insights, and enhance investigations.\nSocial-Analyzer - API, CLI \u0026amp; Web App for analyzing \u0026amp; finding a person’s profile across social media websites. It includes different string analysis and detection modules, you can choose which combination of modules to use during the investigation process.\nSpiderFoot - SpiderFoot is an open-source OSINT tool with 200+ modules for gathering information on target organizations, domains and IP addresses, networks, emails, and usernames. It offers automation capabilities for routine OSINT tasks like DNS queries, threat intelligence checks, breach detection, WHOIS lookups, and more.\nstart.me - Another Giant list of all sorts of tools.\nTCM-Open-Source-Intellingence-Resources - Compilation of Resources from TCM\u0026rsquo;s OSINT Course.\nX-osint - An Open source intelligent framework ie an osint tool which gathers valid information about a phone number, user’s email address, perform VIN Osint, and reverse, perform subdomain enumeration, able to find email from a name, and so much more.\nSecurity Focused Tools # 2fA.Directory - List of companies that use 2FA in America. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\n2fA.Directory.International - List of companies that use 2FA Internationally. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nBest Randoms - Random information generator for huge amount of categories.\nDmarc and SPF Checkers - A site Dmarc, SPF and DKIM are Email security settings that protect your email account from being spoofed or faked. This tool scores your domain to see how difficult it would be to spoof. ^1^\nDNS checker and port scanner - A site to check open ports, DNS SPF records and much more on your own internal server.\nEfani - Test your Phone number public connections to see your total phone exposure.\nEmail Rep - App that lets you check the known reputability of any email address and domain.\nEnd Of Life - Tracks closely software updates, and EOL status for a massive list of software. Need to figure out how long your new phone will be supported? They have you covered.\nExiftool - A tool let’s you pull metadata info from a wide range of file types.\nHudson Rock - Free tools to check for compromised corporate accounts.\nHowsecureismypassword - A site to test the security and the Bruce Force difficulty of your password.\nImmuniweb - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server or servers. Checks SSL status of multiple different types of applications. Also checks compliance with frameworks such as PCI, HIPAA and NIST.\nIp Quality Score - An app to check your IP, Email and Fraud prevention. Also allows for verifying Tor and VPN connectivity and much more.\nPolisis - Polisis gives you a glimpse of what websites actually say in their privacy policies.\nPrivacy Parrot - A search engine that helps determine if a website can sell your personal information.\nScamDoctor - Project that tracks known scam websites and use an algorithm to determine likelihood of other scams.\nSecurity Headers - A site to check the security headers of your own self-hosted server to check your exposure to attacks like XSS, Clickjacking and more.\nShieldsup - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Run by Steve Gibson of the SecurityNow Podcast and Spinrite data recovery application.\nSSL LABS - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Specifically looks at TLS config and hash algorithm of your website.\nTiny-check - A piece of software that scans your phone to check for unauthorized monitoring apps unknowingly installed.\nTOSBack (Terms of Service) - A website that reads back other website terms of service and puts it into a simple and easy to read summary.\nTraceLabs - An OSINT service that helps find missing people.\nVirus Total - Scan files, hashes and URLs to run them against a database of known compromised software. Extremely useful when evaluating new suspicious files or programs.\nW3Techs - Large list that tracks software utilization across industries. Find metrics based around software markets share.\nServers # FOFA - Cyberspace mapping.\nGreyNoise - The source for understanding internet noise.\nNatlas - Scaling Network Scanning.\nNetlas.io - Discover, Research and Monitor any Assets Available Online.\nOnyphe.io - Cyber Defense Search Engine for open-source and cyber threat intelligence data.\nZoomEye - Global cyberspace mapping.\nSocial Media Tools # Discord # Discord OSINT Attack Surface - Description of Discord\u0026rsquo;s attack surface.\nDiscord Snowflake to Timestamp Converter - Pulls Discord message timestamps.\nDiscordBee - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDiscordServers Search - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDutch OSINT Guy Discord Resources - OSINT Discord resources that may be useful for searching or pivoting on Discord.\nFacebook # Einvestigator.com - Facebook Search Tools and Resources.\nFacebook Email Search - Is a simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFB People Directory - Is a native tool built by Facebook so you can, as its name suggests, search their people directory. It’s super useful and one of the easiest tools to use when you’re looking for someone.\nPassive DNS - Technology allows you to investigate everything you can imagine about any organization or company in the world, way beyond a simple citizen profile. Let’s see it in action for facebook.com.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nToolzu.com - A platform for Facebook video downloading.\nGab # Gab OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGab OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tool for creating Bookmarklet.\nGab OSINT Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB ^1^\nGeneral Social Media Tools # Sherlock - Finds all usernames across 300 different social media platforms.\nSocialBlade - Real Time follower/subscriber counter for Youtube, Twitch, Instagram and Twitter.\nStories Down - Guide for several different platforms.\nGettr # Gettr OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGettr OSINT Investigations Tips \u0026amp; Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB.\nInstagram # Gramho - Identifying Followers of a Private Instagram Profile.\nInstahunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Instagram posts.\nInstagram OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Instagram.\nPicuki - View, edit and share your publicly available Instagram content.\nLinkedIn # Epieos LinkedIn Tool - Retrieve information linked to an email address.\nHow to conduct OSINT on Linkedin - List of tactics and strategies.\nLinkedIn OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the LinkedIn attack surface.\nLinkedIn OSINT Bookmarket Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part I - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part II - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nNew LinkedIn Search Features - Guide on search functions in LinkedIn.\nPinterest # Aware Online - List of tactics and strategies.\nPinterest OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Pinterest attack surface.\nReddit # Rdddeck - Creates Reddit decks.\nReddit OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Reddit attack surface.\nReddit OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nReddit OSINT Techniques - List of Osint tools and tactics for Reddit.\nUnddit - App that lets you display removed (by mods) and deleted (by users) comments/posts for Reddit.\nSkype # Skype OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Skype attack surface.\nSkypli - Skype search engine.\nSnapchat # Snapchat OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Snapchat attack surface.\nSnap Map - Watch Snaps submitted by Snapchatters around the world.\nTelegram # Awesome Telegram OSINT - Massive list of Telegram Tools.\nTelegram Analytics - Telegram channels and groups catalog in addition chat monitoring.\nTelegram Database - Telegram Search Engine.\nTikTok # TikTok OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the TikTok attack surface.\nTikTok OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate TikTok investigations.\nVidnice - TikTok search engine.\nTumblr # Tumblr OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Tumbler attack surface.\nTumblr OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate Tumblr investigations.\nTumblr OSINT Techniques - Breakdown of many tactics and techniques for OSINT on Tumblr.\nTwitter/X.com # Birdhunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Twitter posts.\nBot Sentinel - Helps you find and block trolls and fake Twitter accounts.\nFoller.me - Free people search engine finds social media profiles, public records, and more!\nNitter - Access Twitter through a privacy front end without an account.\nTinfoleak - Search for Twitter users leaks.\nTweet Beaver - If you’re doing research that involves a Twitter user, TweetBeaver is a great resource. Use it for things like downloading a user’s friends list, downloading a user’s followers list, checking to see if two accounts follow one another, and much more.\nTweetdeck - TweetDeck offers a more convenient Twitter experience by letting you view multiple timelines in one easy interface. It includes a host of advanced features to help get the most of Twitter: Manage multiple Twitter accounts, schedule Tweets for posting in the future, build Tweet collections, and more.\nTwitter OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Twitter attack surface.\nSpoonbill - Spoonbill lets you see profile changes from the people you follow on Twitter or other social networks.\nTrendsmap - Tracks hashtag trends by location.\nTweeterID - Pull your Twitter user ID.\nGetvidfy.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nSavetweetvid.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nURLs # HackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nMOZ Link Explorer - The world\u0026rsquo;s best backlink checker with over 40 trillion links.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nShorteners.grayhatwarfare.com - Search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nURLScan - A sandbox for the web.\nVehicles # Autocheck - Search by Vin or License Plate. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nFaxvin - Search by Vin. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nLicensesearch.org - Can be used to search License plates and Drivers licenses for a fee.\nSkipTracer - Python-based search engine program, that searches lots of different categories, Name, email, phone etc. In particular you can search License Plate info which is the most unique feature of this app.\nVehicle-OSINT-Collection - A comprehensive list of websites, add-ons, repositories, and other tools useful for finding information on a target vehicle ^2^\nVulnerabilities # Aqua Vulnerability Database - Vulnerabilities and weaknesses in open source applications and cloud native infrastructure.\nCapec.Mitre.org - A site that tracks common attack patterns.\nCloudvulndb.org - The Open Cloud Vulnerability \u0026amp; Security Issue Database.\nCVEDetails - The ultimate security vulnerability datasource.\nCVE.org - Another site that tracks identifies defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nGitHub Advisory Database - Security vulnerability database inclusive of CVEs and GitHub originated security advisories.\nLibraries.io - Open source package tracker.\nMITRE CVE - Another site that identifies, defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nMitre.org - A site that tracks common weaknesses across all software.\nNIST NVD - The National Vulnerability Database, that lists known threats and vulnerabilities.\nOssindex.sonatype.org - A free catalogue of open source components and scanning tools to help developers identify vulnerabilities, understand risk, and keep their software safe.\nOpencve.io - Easiest way to track CVE updates and be alerted about new vulnerabilities.\nOsv.dev - Open Source Vulnerability tracker.\nRapid7 - DB - Vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSecurity.snyk.io - Open Source Vulnerability Database.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVulDB - Number one vulnerability database.\nVulmon - Vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nVulners.com - Your Search Engine for Security Intelligence.\nVulnIQ - Vulnerability intelligence and management solution.\nWifi Discovery and Scanning # Acrylic WiFi - WiFi analysis, site survey \u0026amp; troubleshooting.\nAvast Wi-Fi Finder - Avast Wi-Fi Finder is an app to help you find free WiFi networks around you. Just check the map and take a look at the different points that show up. Tapping one of them gives you more information: the name of the network, whether it requires a password, etc.\nFree WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nNetwork Tools - Phone App for tracking all sorts of network metrics.\nOpen WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nWiFinder -\n"},{"id":15,"href":"/political-tools/","title":"Political","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;He knows nothing and thinks he knows everything. That points clearly to a political career.\u0026rdquo; -George Bernard Shaw\nHere at Liberty Tools we believe in looking at alternatives to electoral politics. We believe that in terms of advancing freedom electoral politics has mostly been a lost battle, or very often is actually counter productive. However we do have great respect for anyone who is trying to advance freedom as part of the political process, and continuing in the footsteps of the great politicians such as Ron Paul.\n🏛️ Find Representatives \u0026amp; Voting Info # Govtrack – Look up your Congressional representatives and their voting records. Vote.org – Polling Place Locator – Find out where to vote. Ballotpedia – Discover open races, ballot measures, candidate info, and more. IV3 – Verify your voter roll info, report inaccuracies, and track updates. 💵 Money in Politics # Opensecrets – Follow campaign finance and lobbying data. ALLRegreen – Track campaign contributions by industry and individual donors. Follow The Crypto – See cryptocurrency donations to politicians. Check My Donation – Check if your name has been used fraudulently in political donations. 📊 Government Transparency \u0026amp; Spending # Open the Books – Audit government spending at federal, state, and local levels. Data Republican – Explore federal grant allocations, charity, and NGO funding. DogeAI - A new AI project trying to expose political corruption. 🏢 Political Appointees \u0026amp; Local Involvement # OurPublicService.org – Appointee Tracker – Track political appointees in federal positions. Run Locally – Libertarian Party initiative to support local candidates. "},{"id":16,"href":"/privacy/","title":"Privacy","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The Cypherpunks are actively engaged in making the networks safer for privacy. Let us proceed together apace. Onward\u0026rdquo; - Eric Hughes\nPrivacy is a fundamental tenet of a free society. Corporations and governments are gathering data at record rates and will happily sell it to the highest bidder. In the era of social media, doxxing, twitter mobs and rising crime, take back your privacy to protect yourself and your family.\nAll in one Privacy Solutions # Cloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Cloaked is not Open Source. Though they do plan to open source their project in the future. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nMySudo - All in one privacy solution. MySudo offers services for phones, profiles, emails, virtual credit cards and more. MySudo doesnt always work well on non Android OSes like Calyx and you often need a google supported phone for activation, but once you activate it, it should work fine on Graphene.\nBrowsers # Brave - From the original creators of Firefox, Brave aims to use maximum privacy as a default. With ad blocking, phishing blocking, fingerprint and cookie blocking all enabled by default. Brave does offer ad payments in its own crypto token BAT, which has drawn some criticism from privacy advocates - In Depth Review\nDecentr - Brand new blockchain-based browser. Pays out in their own token for browsing search, much like Brave.\nFirefox - Firefox has a long-established history of competing with the most well-known browsers as the longest-serving open-source alternative. However, due to recent changes by Firefox in order to gain more revenue, we NO longer recommend them. Check out more here.\nLibreWolf - LibreWolf is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks.\nMullvad Browser - The Mullvad Browser is a privacy-focused web browser developed in a collaboration between Mullvad VPN and the Tor Project. It’s designed to minimize tracking and fingerprinting. You could say it’s a Tor Browser to use without the Tor Network. Instead, you can use it with a trustworthy VPN. The idea is to provide one more alternative – beside the Tor Network – to browse the internet with more privacy. To get as many people as possible to fight the big data gathering of today. To free the internet from mass surveillance.\nPrivacy Tests - In-depth comparison of browser privacy.\nTor Browser - Tor Browser is your choice if you need an extra layer of anonymity. It\u0026rsquo;s a modified version of Firefox, which comes with pre-installed privacy add-ons, encryption, and an advanced proxy. It\u0026rsquo;s not recommended to install additional browser addons. Plugins or addons may bypass Tor or compromise your privacy. While TOR is the best in privacy, it is also notoriously slow.\nWaterfox - Waterfox is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks. Not quite as private as something like LibreWolf, but makes up for it in speed and functionality.\nBrowser Exposure Checks # Cover Your Tracks and EFF Tool - A project from the EFF. Cover Your Tracks is two things: a tool for users to understand how unique and identifiable their browser makes them online, and a research project to uncover the tools and techniques of online trackers and test the efficacy of privacy add-ons. In Depth Breakdown and Review\nIpleak - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDNSLeaktest - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDeviceInfo - Checks computer hardware and software specs\nAm I Unique -Checks your IP and browser public info.\nBlacklight- Check third party trackers\nBrowserspy - When you surf around the internet your browser leaves behind a trail of digital footprints. Websites can use these footprints to check your system. BrowserSpy.dk is a service where you can check just what information it\u0026rsquo;s possible to gather from your system, just by visiting a website.\nPrivacy.net - What information can a website find out about you when you visit it? A lot more than you probably realize. This tool lists information that any website, advertisement, and widget can collect from your web browser. Such information could be used to identify you and/or track your behavior using tactics like IP lookups and browser fingerprinting. While none of this may be considered personally identifiable information (PII), the profile drawn from all these pieces of information can be so distinct that it can only plausibly match a single person.\nPersonaldata.info - Check what data your browser is leaking, and other tools.\nBrowser Extensions # AdNauseam - Extension that randomly opens ads to obfuscate tracking.\nBypass Paywalls - App that lets you get past paywalls to view otherwise paid content.\nCanvas Fingerprint Defender - Creates fake Canvas IDs to prevent fingerprinting.\nClear Browsing Data - Clear browsing data like cookies, history, and cache directly from the browser toolbar.\nDissenter - Browser extension that allows you to comment on any web page free of censorship.\nGoogle Teller - App that beeps every time a connection with Google is made.\nHTTPS Everywhere - Encrypts your communications with many major websites, making your browsing more secure.\nLibRedirect - Redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends like Newpipe, Nitter, Wikiless, etc.\nLocalCDN - Emulates Content Delivery Networks to improve your online privacy by intercepting traffic and injecting supported resources locally.\nMailvelope - Privacy-focused email web extension to securely encrypt your emails with PGP using webmail providers.\nMozilla Containers - Allows you to separate your browsing experience into different color-coded tabs to help protect your privacy.\nNoScript - Allows JavaScript and other potentially harmful content to be executed only by trusted websites of your choice.\nPrivacy Badger - Stops advertisers and trackers from secretly tracking where you go and what pages you look at on the web.\nPrivacy Possum - Monkey wrenches common commercial tracking methods by reducing and falsifying the data gathered by tracking companies.\nSnowFlake - Helps people in censored countries access the Internet without restrictions by acting as a proxy.\nTerms of Service; Didn\u0026rsquo;t Read - Provides short and quick summaries about the terms and privacy policies of websites you browse.\nTrackMeNot - Protects privacy in web-search by issuing randomized queries to common search engines.\nuBlock Origin - Free, open-source ad content blocker that increases security and privacy in your browser.\nWatch on Odysee - Redirects you from YouTube to Odysee, a decentralized YouTube alternative.\nComputers # Computer Manufacturers # Purism - Open Source company. Makes Open Source Laptops, Phones and Servers. Partners with other liberty focused companies like Start 9. Accepts Bitcoin as a method of payment. Also offers a private phone data plan. Shipping is known to be very slow in some cases. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nStarLabs - A computer company that sells a wide range of linux computers that come preconfigured with multiple different distros. Also includes a linux based tablet. Accepts Bitcoin\nSystem76 - Well known American Linux Company. Developed and pioneered Pop-OS operating system, A user friendly Ubuntu/Debian Fork.\nTuxedoComputers - High quality Linux focused computers. German company, only communicates in German.\nComputer Operating Systems # CNIX - A simple Linux distro that puts privacy first, but it\u0026rsquo;s much less intense than TAILS or QUBES.\nDistro Watch - Distro Watch tracks and rates all Linux Operating systems.\nLinuxMint - Linux distro for beginners.\nPop!_OS - Ubuntu Fork built by a dedicated Linux Hardware Company System76. Pop!_OS is one of the easiest and cleanest Linux distros around.\nQubesOS - a privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. Qubes requires a bit more hardware as it runs several virtual machines to segregate your applications to better ensure your privacy.\nReactOS - An Open Source OS designed to mimic the Windows file system.\nTAILS - A privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. With TAILS all traffic is routed through TOR and all of your data is deleted as soon as the computer is turned off.\nUbuntu - The long term gold standard for beginner Linux users.\nData Removal # AccountKiller- Website that helps you find and delete a wide range of old accounts across multiple platforms through specific account/platform targeting.\nCreditFreeze- Freeze your Credit in the event of a data breach\nCyberOneIntel - CyberOneIIntel claims to find what other services can\u0026rsquo;t - including social media accounts, employment history, dating profiles, gaming profiles, dark web credential breaches, indexed search engine occurrences, and much more.\nData Broker Opt Out List - massive list of data sites to opt out of manually.\nData Brokers List - Links to purge your data manually from data brokers\nData Opt Out - Links to requests to manually delete data from multiple websites and platforms.\nDeleteMe - Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. In Depth Discussion\nEasyOptOuts - Cheap service to remove your accounts from Data Brokers\nHacked - Paid service that helps you recover from hacks and exposed personal data. Service can help with deleting videos or images from website or social media platforms. Service can also help you recover hacked accounts if you have lost access.\nJustDeleteMe - A directory of direct links to delete your account from web services. If you would like to delete a wide range of your accounts manually, JustDeleteMe can link you directly to the section of page where you can easily delete your account.\nMyDataRemoval - Another competitor for purging personal information, Name, Home address etc. Review\nOneRep - Alternative to DeleteMe. Offers a free trial and more deletion services but does have some negative reviews. One Rep is known for automating this process and not using employee manual checks. In Depth Review\nOptery - Removes Your Home Address, Phone and Other Private Info from Google, and 220+ Sites Review\nRedact - App that will delete your social media presence including specific comments and posts on multiple platforms. Includes FB, Reddit, Discord, Twitter etc…\nRemove Data from web Archive - Guide to remove your data from archive sites\nSayMine- Automated service that pulls your emails to find accounts created and sends them emails for data removal request. Be careful though, as this can sometimes cause you to send information to companies that you may have received emails from, but do not actually have an account with and thus actually giving them more information than they had in the first place. Saymine also offers corporate privacy services.\nDead Mans Switch # BqETH - BeQth is a trustless dead mans switch based on the Polygon network, an Ethereum Layer 2. BeQth lets you create a smart contract on the polygon blockchain that will send out our secret data via email to whoever you wish after an allotted amount of time. Transactions are all encrypted and totally on chain. Users can essentially mine the algorithm to unlock secret keys by the allotted time, essentially allowing for users to mine secrets. Does not require KYC. CipherWill - A non crypto based E2E dead mans switch service. Your secrets are encrypted with 256 AES encryption and zero knowledge proofs for the best possible security. Requires basic KYC. Gone Mans Switch - Gone Man\u0026rsquo;s Switch is a simple web application that allows you to create messages that will be delivered when you are absent (gone) for a certain period. Fully Self-hosted and open source. You can schedule long term messages to yourself via Telegram, Email or SMS. Sarcophagus - Similar to BeQTH Sarcophagus is also built on the polygon blockchain. Sarcophagus is decentralized, open-source and DAO owned + operated. They believe bringing dead man\u0026rsquo;s switch functionality to the web3 ecosystem can empower and provide security infrastructure for an entire generation of applications, regardless of their size Email # Email Providers # Email cannot offer the same fundamental privacy of other communication protocols. Use better tools when it matters. Nevertheless, it remains an essential tool in every day life, and the following providers offer excellent privacy.\n10 Minute Mail - Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.- Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.\n33Mail - Unlimited private email aliases.\nBeeble - Encrypted email and data storage. Uses hybrid AED and PGP encryption methods. Uses decentralized server infrastructure.\nFastMail - No free version. In Depth Review.\nLavabit - The company responsible for setting the Seppuku Pledge precedent. Originally used by Edward Snowden, Lavabit refused to give up information on him to the US Government. Lavabit shut down before handing over information and re-opened years later.\nMailbox - Private email with cloud services. In Depth Review.\nMailcow - Self-hosting email isn\u0026rsquo;t recommended, but Mailcow is an application that can help simplify the process. Article on the difficulties with Email.\nMailfence - Encrypted email service based in Belgium.\nMigadu - Email hosting service that doesn\u0026rsquo;t track and lets you add in unlimited domains and accounts for cheap.\nPax Mail - A lesser-known privacy-focused email provider, Pax offers paid-only accounts to provide full email services that do not compromise their values. Specifically created for Freedom lovers. Their values are listed clearly here.\nProtonMail - All data is stored in an encrypted state, and decrypted by the client. Emails between Proton users are end-to-end encrypted. The client-side code is open source. Proton servers are located in Switzerland. Basic accounts are free. Additional storage and features are available through paid plans, which can be paid for in Bitcoin. In-depth review from Restore Privacy.\nTutanota - Similar to Proton, all data is stored in an encrypted state, and emails between users are end-to-end encrypted. Tutanota servers are located in Germany, which is part of the 14 Eyes. Free and paid options available.\nEmail Clients # FairEmail - Fully featured, open source, privacy friendly email app for Android. Uses OpenKeychain to decrypt messages and optionally encrypt messages. Review\nK-9 - Mobile open source email client. Review\nMailSpring - Opensource. Great free email client, works with a variety of email providers. Does not work with Protonmail.\nThunderbird - Thunderbird is a free and open-source cross-platform email client developed by the Mozilla Foundation, the people who are behind the Firefox web browser. Been around for awhile, can be a bit buggy at times.\nEmail Aliases # Abine/Blur - Provides email and Debit card aliases. Albine provides several other options as well. Paid Service offered along with other services. Review\nAnonAddy - Very Similar product to Simple Login. In Depth Review Comparison Review of SL and AA\nFirefox Relay - Free email alias service. Also offers paid phone relay service. Review\nSimple Login - Free cloud services, cheap premium accounts anonymously with Monero. Also offers Self Hosting options.\nFile Encryption # Cryptomator - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nCoze - Coze is an open source cryptographic JSON messaging specification which uses digital signatures to prove identity and ownership over digital files and messages.\nOpenPGP - Lists of several differnt applications that all use the OpenPGP standard.\nPGPTool - Based off the original PGP Alogrithim, PGP tool is a A simple and secure online client-side PGP Key Generator, Encryption and Decryption tool. Generate your PGP Key pairs, encrypt or decrypt messages easily with a few clicks.\nPicoCrypt - Lightweight open source encryption client that’s easy to use, completely free and focuses on only encrypting files and nothing else. Most Encryption apps tend to use AES-256 while Pico uses the new and improved XChaCha20 for encryption. It also uses Argon 2 for key derivation as opposed to SHA for further protection\nVeracrypt - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nFirewalls # Little Snitch - Inbound and Outbound firewall blocking for desktop. MAC OS only.\nOPNsense is a free and open source network FreeBSD-based firewall\nPFSense - Well supported free Open Source network Firewall Software\nPihole - Network wide Ad-Blocker and DNS sinkhole. Can also be used as a DHCP server\nPort Master - Application Firewalls. This program works as a VPN replacement. May break your VPN connection while installed. Works in Linux and Windows.\nSimplewall - Simple Open Source Windows only Firewall\nSnort - Open Source Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)\nInternet Service Providers # FemtoStar - Open Source Satellite internet.\nNomadinternet - Internet for off grid living.\nUkama - A project empowering everyone to build a decentralized cell phone network powered by you to connect the world.\nKillswitches # Buskill - USB ‘dead man’s switch’ locks down (or kills) snatched laptops\nUSBGuard - The USBGuard software framework helps to protect your computer against rogue USB devices (a.k.a. BadUSB) by implementing basic whitelisting and blacklisting capabilities based on device attributes.\nUSBKill - USBKill Python Script allows your computer to lock out if any unapproved USB devices are inserted into your computer. Directly inspired by the arrest of Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht\nMessengers # Bitchat- Launched by Jack Dorsey in 2025, like Briar it uses bluetooth. Other features include: Works Offline on local Bluetooth LE mesh networks, with automatic peer discovery and multi-hop relaying Provides end to end encryption via X25519 key exchange and AES-256-GCM for both private and channel messages. Supports store \u0026amp; forward, caching messages for offline peers until they reconnect Requires no accounts, email addresses, or phone numbers messages live only on users’ devices.\nBriar - Briar doesn’t rely on a central server - messages are synchronized directly between the users’ devices. If the internet’s down, Briar can sync via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, keeping the information flowing in a crisis. If the internet’s up, Briar can sync via the Tor network for additional privacy.\nComparison and Ranks - Detailed comparison of all major messaging apps features and privacy.\nKeet - Peer-to-Peer Chat with high quality Video \u0026amp; Text. Private \u0026amp; Encrypted. Has BTC payment methods built in.\nMatrix - Also commonly known as Element for the most popular Matrix front end. Matrix is a chat Protocol with several different applications that cab be used to participate in the network. Element has full End-to-End encryption, completely open source, fully self hostable and comes with most of the same functionality of Discord or Slack. Also has the ability to Bridge with other chat apps, meaning you can connect Matrix directly to Telegram, or Slack or most other chat apps and mangage those communications via whichever matrix client you choose. Probably the best option for self hosting small companies. Matrix Instance Testing\nMolly- Hardened Signal Fork that is fully open source.\nSignal - An easy-to-use end-to-end encrypted messenger. Long considered the gold standard. Built in auto-delete of messages. standard of chat privacy. Not fully open source. Signal used to require a phone number, but you can now use a username if you prefer. One of the easiest apps to convert normies.\nSilence - A signal fork that picked up SMS direct encryption after Signal decided to no longer pursue it. While you should stay away from SMS whenever possible, it is sometimes still necessary to communicate with certain people this way. And with Silence you can protect yourself. Signal on SMS\nSimpleX - The first messenger without user IDs. SimpleX uses the smart client dumb server model. Meaning you can setup a simple relay to forward your fully encrypted messages to recievers. SimpleX is still early. It has a simple desktop but this isnt fully features currently. In Depth Podcast with the creator.\nSession - Session is an end-to-end encrypted messenger that minimises sensitive metadata, designed and built for people who want absolute privacy and freedom from any form of surveillance. No phone numbers and completely open source.\nTelegram - Easy to use encrypted messaging app. Telegram is NOT End-to-End encrypted by default but does have the option to create E2E secret chats. While its not E2E encrypted it does still encrypt your traffic to the Telegram Servers which is an improvement over SMS. Telegram is simple and is heavily used all across the world, and is a good introduction to a more privacy preserving chat app. However Telegram does have access to user data in its internal servers and has been known to hand that information over at times. Telegram is one of the most used encrypted apps around and as a result can be a haven for scammers.\nThreema - an end-to-end encrypted messenger, similar to Signal. Not a free app. Good overall app, but relatively low userbase due to the non free nature of it.\nWhitenoise - An encrypted messaging app that uses the NOSTR Protocol for private and public key pairs.\nWire - E2E by default. Lots of functionality. Fully open source. Self hosting options available. Built in auto-delete of messages. Can be a bit buggy at times, smaller userbase.\nMetadata Removal # Desktop Metadata removal - Windows and Mac can remove this natively. Linux needs a few steps.\nImagepipe - Android only metadata remover\nMesh Networks # PKT.Cash - PKT uses PacketCrypt, the world’s first bandwidth-hard proof of work. When you connect your home or office internet to the PKT Network, you earn PKT Cash (PKT).PKT mining does not require permission from a centralized company. Miners power the network in a decentralized way, which scales to provide low cost, high speed internet access worldwide.\nOpenmesh - Your Gateway to Building Personalized Data Ecosystems in minutes, instead of weeks. A decentralized node operator that allows for running of various services.\nThreefold - To build an open-source peer-to-peer Internet infrastructure that removes all forms of centralization from the global IT systems. Anything we do needs to improve the planet’s situation and benefit the people around us. Internet access is a human right and it can change everything for the lives of people as an infinite source of tools and information. Our technology was designed to scale ThreeFold anywhere electricity and bandwidth are present.\nMobile # Aliasing # Abine - Offers Phone masking/aliasing for a fee.\nFireFox Relay - Phone Alias service that comes along with an email alias service. Email aliasing is free, phone alias service requires a small monthly fee.)\nSee our All in one Privacy Section for More\nAlternative App Stores # Accrescent - Accrescent is a private and secure Android app store built with modern features in mind. It aims to provide a developer-friendly platform and pleasant user experience while enforcing modern security and privacy practices and offering robust validity guarantees for installed apps.\nAPK-Pure - A site to download and install APK\u0026rsquo;s (install files for phone OSes) this is an easy way to completely bypass app stores. The downside is that your software needs to be updated manually through APK-Pure and is not managed automatically by an app store.\nAptoide - A competitor to the google app store. With over 1 millon apps. While its not specifically privacy focused its a nice alternative when you cant use the regular good app store, or if you cant find what you need in F-Droid.\nAurora Store - A privacy front end for the Google App store. You can find anything you need from google through Aurora. However as this is a front end, it connects to the google app store so that you dont have too. This does require an account. Aurora provides anonymous accounts for you to use, however Google will rate limit these accounts to make them difficult to use sometimes. You can just create your own Gmail account to bypass this if necessary.\nF-Droid - F-Droid is the premier app store for open source apps. For anyone truly intrested in privacy should first check for apps in F-droid before going to mainstream appstores as Fdroid only carries Open Source apps. Completely free, open source and does not require an account.\nObtainium - Obtainium allows you to install and update apps directly from their releases pages, and receive notifications when new releases are made available.\nBurner Phone Numbers # 5sim - Over 500,000 Numbers Originating from Around 180 Countries Online. Low fees. Does not take cryptocurrency.\nBurnerApp - Burner Phone numbers. Usually work for services like Amazon and Twitter\nCrypton - Affordability meets security: For the cost of a movie ticket per month, get a physical SIM phone number. All your messages are encrypted with your personal key, protecting them from prying eyes.\nFreePhoneNum - One time Use burner numbers. Many services wont accept these.\nPhone Blur - offers the use of non-VoIP US phone numbers for account verification, multi-factor authentication, and other needs. Formerly Text Secure.\nSMSPool - Privacy focused non voip SMS burner numbers with area codes from all over the world. Company accepts cryptocurrency including Monero. Cheap options that are known to work with difficult providers like Discord or Twitter.\nSMS4SATS - Bitcoin focused SMS numbers that utilize Bitcoins Layer 2, Lightning network.\nTelnum - Burner Numbers and permanent numbers via Monero\nTossable Digits - Alternative to Google voice for phone porting. Also provides multiple phone numbers.\nMobile Operating Systems # CalyxOS - A privacy focused de-Googled Android Alternative that’s more privacy focused than Lineage but more user friendly than Graphene. Only available on Google Pixel models.\nE.foundation - Degoogled Phone OS that works with most major phone models\nGraphene OS - The king of Privacy phones. Completely de-googled heavily privacy focused phone App Store. Only available on Google Pixel models. Install Guide and Another install guide\nHavoc-OS - Similar to Lineage with large compatibility of devices. Works on over 150 devices. Still available but not a lot of updates.\nLineage – An open source Android alternative that’s compatible with most major Smart Phone and other Android Devices. Does not have a locked bootloader, which is a slight security concern.\nPlexus - App that lists compatibility of over 1000 phone apps for Open source phone roms.\nUbuntu Touch - Open Source Phone and Tablet Rom.\nMobile Phones # Above Phone - The Above Phone offers Graphene OS phones for sale along with their own services like \u0026ldquo;Above VPN\u0026rdquo; along with additional support to help you get fully migrated over to their ecosystem.\nDe-googled - Sells De-googled phones, Lineage Calyx and Graphene - Takes crypto\nEfani - Company that offers Sim Swap protection and prevention. \u0026ldquo;Efani works like any other carrier, except Efani adds exceptional security to your plan via an impressive security tech stack.\u0026rdquo;\nFairphone - Sustainable phone that lets your replace all parts in the phone. Will support CalyxOS soon. currently only available in the UK. Also offers sustainable headphones and other items.\nFreedomphone - NOT RECOMMENDED. Privacy focused phone marketing towards conservatives. OS Is closed source, with little in the way of details on how anything actually works. Backed by conservative commentator Candace Owens.\nFrequency Check - App that lets you check what plans and locations your phone is compatible with.\nIsland - Sandboxing app for Stock Android\nMamushi- Specializes in Calyx OS , Accepts Monero.\nMark37 - A full service Christian privacy company that specializes in their \u0026ldquo;Ghost Phone\u0026rdquo; a Graphene OS phone with custom config. Offers several other privacy services and devices.\nNitrokey - Phones with Mics and Cameras removed\nPine64 - Completely Open Source Phone. May have some compatibility issues.\nPrivate Phone Shop - Fully configured privacy focused phones you purchase. Primarily offers Lineage and Graphene OS. Also offers other privacy services.\nProject Guardian - A physical phone silencing device. A new machine that silences all noise going into your phone from your micophone. All you have to do is set your phone on top of the device and it blocks all incoming sound. Also provides wireless charging. Can be used with two phones at a time.\nPurism - NOT RECOMENDED. Completely Open Source Phone from the ground up, however this comes with many difficulties including supply chain issues. Purism has been known to have very late deliveries in some cases as long as years with no refunds. Order with caution.\nRoninMobile - RoninDojo a bitcoin privacy company, now makes pixel based phones with options for both Calyx and Graphene.\nUnplugged Phone - Unplugged phone is a closed source privacy phone touted by many conservative influencers. It offers its own ecosystem of privacy apps. However many of these apps arent likely to be very useful since you need their phone in order to use them. Given this and the closed source nature of the software we cannot recomend this phone at this time. You are better off with known Open-source alternatives.\nVolla Phone - A minimalist design and new operating concept with the springboard, quick menu and collections. Comes with either Volla OS or Ubuntu Touch installed.\nMobile Service Providers # AweSIM - Privacy focused phone service. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nFreedomPop - Cheap and in some cases free VOIP plans.\nInvisv - Privacy focused phone service. INVISV Relay brings Multi-Party Relay (MPR) privacy to Android, offering a service that decouples trust: where INVISV\u0026rsquo;s job is to ensure that nobody but you has all your critical information. In effect, your requests for data from the Internet, whether with a web browser or with any other app, are unlinked from your identity, and neither INVISV nor our infrastructure partners nor your broadband Internet provider nor a mobile operator can link your identity and your Internet usage and location together.\nSIMXL - e-SIMs Accessible for Everyone, that accepts Monero.\nSilent Link - A real phone number provider not a VOIP number, that can be acquired anonymously. Only allows for incoming calls, but also provides a cheap data plan. Does not always provide the best service. A backup data plan is not a bad idea with this service while using Silent link primarily for privacy.\nVOIP Providers # Hushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nJMP - Private VOIP numbers. Uses the company Telnyx on the back end, but it try\u0026rsquo;s to make this process simpler for a small fee, as you can use Telnyx directly for cheaper fees and good privacy but the process is quite difficult.\nPassword Managers # Password managers are one of the few security tools that makes your life easier. With all of your passwords in one place, often including a password autofill so that you don\u0026rsquo;t have to even type your password, which also helps to keep you safe from keylogging or should surfing attacks.\nBitwarden - FOSS password manager. Free cloud password management, or you can completely self host. 2FA is easily configurable as well. Decryption happens on your client device not on the server, meaning your passwords are encrypted if the server is compromised. Bitwarden also has a password generator, and allows for multiple password encrypted password accounts making it perfect for a small enterprise solution.\nKeepass - The top local password manager. Instead of setting up a server you can run your password manager directly on your personal work machine.\nPasswordSafe - A local password Manager that utilizes Blowfish. Created by security expert and old school cypherpunk Bruce Schneier. Works on windows and Linux.\nVPNMentor Secure Password Generator - Online Password generator for when you aren\u0026rsquo;t working with a standard password manager. Provides other high quality VPN and password related tools as well, like a password strength checker.\nPrivacy for Cars # 49dollarmontanaregisteredagent - Montana based company that creates LLC’s and will register your car to that LLC in Montana thus keeping your name unattached to the car. Montana has the added benefit of a one time registration for cars over 11 years old and no emissions or safety checks\nDeflock - Deflock is a site that tracks \u0026ldquo;Flock\u0026rdquo; ALPR camera readers. Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) are cameras that capture images of all passing license plates, storing details like the car\u0026rsquo;s location, date, and time. These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles—regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. While these systems can be useful for tracking stolen cars or wanted individuals, they are mostly used to track the movements of innocent people.\nFreedomev - Open source software for Tesla cars. Still in development.\nGhostPlate - Physical device that lets you temporarily obscure your license plate.\nNotmyPlate - App that lets you request to legally opt out of License plate collection data via the GDPR. Not likely to be super helpful in non EU countries.\nOpen Auto - An open source alternative to Android Auto, and app that helps you utilize your phone wild driving.\nOpen XC - OpenXC is a combination of open source hardware and software that lets you extend your vehicle with custom applications and pluggable modules. It uses standard, well-known tools to open up a wealth of data from the vehicle to developers, even beyond OBD-II.\nPlate Privacy - A project by the Institute for Justice to track car camera software and fight back.\nPrivacyforCars - Delete your data from rental cars after you are no longer using them. Website also provides a lot of other privacy education on vehicles.\nVehiclePrivacyreport - Check for status of vehicles internet connection to the manufacturers\nPrivacy Resources and Education # Podcasts # Citadel Dispatch - Hosted by Matt Odell a Freedom and Bitcoin Advocate.\nClosed Network - Privacy and security podcast focused on the everyday person and using simple tools and techniques to become a smaller target for online attacks.\nOptOut - Hosted by privacy and freedom advocate Seth for Privacy, covering a wide range of privacy related issues.\nPrivacy Security and Osint - Hosted by the king of privacy, Micahel Bazzell, covers a wide range of privacy, security and Osint. Currently on a hiatus.\nSurveillance Report - Joint hosted by Privacy advocates Henry from Techlore and Nate from the New Oil. Break down of weekly data leaks and privacy incursions.\nWatchMan Privacy - Hosted by Gabriel Custodiet, a principled privacy and freedom advocate.\nOther Privacy Lists # alternativeto.net\nbrainfucksec.github.io/a-good-privacy-list\ndegoogle.jmoore.dev/#replacementsalternatives\ngithub.com/mendel5/alternative-front-ends\ngithub.com/mjovanc/awesome-decentralized\ngithub.com/pluja/awesome-privacy\nlopp.net/bitcoin-information/privacy.html\nnomoregoogle.com\nPrism-Break\nproducthunt.com\nprivacyfirstproducts.softr.app\nprivacytools.io\nreddit.com/r/privacy/wiki/de-google\nsovereignstack.tools\nPurchase Proxys # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nAnonShop - This one works a bit different. You pick a product you want and send the link to AL. AL will then purchase the item and send it to a nearby locker based on your zip code. All paid with Monero. This currently only works for Amazon orders.\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPurse.io - A purchase proxy that offers up to 15% discounts with crypto and users will purchase products for you. Currently takes BTC, BCH and lightning.\nRouters # Anyone - A harward based internet router/proxy that provides privacy by default.\nFlash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router,that prioritizes network wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come per-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers than can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that thats forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls and a virtual server seperate from the Firewall OS.\nSearch # Brave Search - Private search results, using its own indexer, with full search transparency. Aims to be one of the biggest competitors to google. In Depth Review\nDuckDuckGo - Biggest privacy focused search engine, they have admitted to censoring in some cases, but overall still better than Google.\nKagi - Privacy respecting search engine does not track any info or provide any ads and no data mining or IP collecting. Requires an account and limits amount of searches per day for free accounts. Offers paid accounts as well. Not Open Source. Privacy policy\nMojeek - Search engine that claims to use its own indexer and does not rely on search results from Bing or Google\nPresearch - Decentralized search engine that pays you out per search with their own token. You can also run a node and get paid out in their token provided you meet the minimum requirements.\nSearx - Searx is probably the most hard-core of the options, but provides a very solid experience and search results across multiple sources.\nSearch Ranking and Analysis\nWhoogle - A google search proxy that can be hosted. Check out Seth for Privacys public instance of Whoogle It’s easy to self-host, if desired.Public instances\nShipping Services # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) # Cloak - Experimental new program. it works by masquerading proxied traffic as normal web browsing activities. In contrast to traditional tools which have very prominent traffic fingerprints and can be blocked by simple filtering rules, it\u0026rsquo;s very difficult to precisely target Cloak with little false positives. This increases the collateral damage to censorship actions as attempts to block Cloak could also damage services the censor state relies on.\nGuardster - Anonymizer service that provides an alternative to VPN.\nIVPN - No logs, regularly audited VPN service, No customer data stored, Clear privacy policy, Transparent ownership and team, Strong ethics: no trackers, no false promises, no surveillance ads. In Depth Reviews\nKagi - (Note: appears in search section as well, if you want to keep just one mention, you can.)\nLN VPN - VPN service based on the lightning network. You can purchase and use wireguard based VPN services all on lightning. Also offers phone numbers per country all paid via lightning.\nLokiNet - New experimental TOR competitor.\nMullvad - Mullvad has a long reputation of preserving privacy. Mullvad does not log traffic, proven by a police raid. Allows anonymous sign ups, Accepts Monero for payment for Premium accounts. Uses a killswitch and uses Wireguard for speed and security. Provides a mobile app and desktop app. The Mobile app can be a bit finicky for some people. Does not have an app kill switch. In Depth Review\nNym - A new VPN project that works to implement new tech inlcuding mixnets, zk-nyms, post quantum tech and more. Backed by Wikileaks Chelsea Manning.\nPIA - PIA is a solid VPN provider that accepts BTC, uses Wireguard offers cheap rates. PIA is also well known for providing static Ip’s for your VPN. This can be useful for some services that block general VPN access. PIA does not keep logs for privacy concerns. Does not include a kill switch In Depth Review\nSentinel- A decentralized crypto currency backed VPN built on the Cosmos blockchain that aims to provide a decentralized VPN.\nVopono - App for managing Split tunneling in VPN’s. Split tunneling lets you send some traffic through a VPN and delegate specific traffic exempt to the VPN Encrypted tunnel or traffic. This can be useful when trying to use certain apps locally on a LAN. Some VPN Apps have this built in, but this isnt always accessible on all VPN’s or on all versions of the VPN. For Example Proton VPN has this function built in on the Windows version and the Mobile version but not on the linux desktop version.\nVPN Rankings and breakdowns by privacy advocate Techlore more VPN Rankings and More Rankings\nVPNMentor - Offers a wide range of VPN related education, in addition to VPN related tools and more VPN Rankings.\n"},{"id":17,"href":"/self-hosting/","title":"Self Hosting","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If something is free, you’re not the customer; you’re the product.” ― Bruce Schneier\nWhile privacy tools are fantastic, they sometimes miss the true root of the problem. In times of increasing censorship and data theft, owning your data is the best way to increase your privacy and security while dramatically reducing your ability to be censored. When done right, much of this can be done very cheaply. If you already own your hardware much of the software is free or very cheap. Instead of never ending subscriptions and increasing costs with big tech, simply remove them from your life by self hosting. Take back your digital sovereignty.\nCamera Systems # Ezvidoo - EZVidoo is a free CCTV surveillance software for Windows, Linux, and Raspberry Pi. It supports IP Cameras by default, local USB cams, and Camera Audios.EZVidoo also supports numerous sensor types as motion, audio, object, face, and person sensors. By default, it offers a recording support on 24/7 basic, and features, alerts, notifications and mobile access. Not open source.\nIspyconnect - Free and Open source Camera software. Compatible with a wide range of camera devices.\nKerberos.io - An open, scalable and modular solution that supports your use cases at home up to large scale production video landscapes.\nCloud Document Services # Cryptpad - End-to-end encrypted and open-source collaboration suite, that can be used in the cloud or self-hosted. Google docs alternative.\nOnlyOffice - Includes Free Cloud, Paid Cloud, and Self-Hosted options.\nStandard Notes - One of the top note-taking apps. Self-hostable, includes 2FA, E2E, scheduled email backups and more. Charges for the higher level plans with more features.\nCloud Hosting # Open Source as a Service # Cryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nDisroot - Privacy-focused ecosystem. Provides multiple cloud services. Including Email, Nextcloud, Cryptpad etc…\nFederated.Computer - Great open-source replacements for Dropbox, Google Workplace, Zoom, Slack, Airtable, Mailchimp, 1Password, Netlify, Github, Calendy, your spying VPN and much more for the low price of $39 a month. As many users as you want. Only pay for more storage when/if you need it.Federated includes Human Support and full Backups. The benefits of self-hosting without the day-to-day high-stakes drudgery. Affiliate Link\nKoofr - Allows for importing of Drive, Dropbox etc. Privacy-focused cloud storage free up to 10 Gb’s. ^1,2^\nNextCloud - Self-hosted cloud software for a massive amount of options. Takes a bit of config, but nextcloud functions as a full Google Docs replacement in addition to many other options including music and video hosting. Also provides cloud hosting if you do not wish to self-host. Next Cloud is currently available in other Privacy-focused ecosystems like Start9, Umbrel, Yunohost, Dietpi and many more, with just a few clicks. Or you can self-host on your OS of choice.\nLink Tree Alternatives # AllMyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nCoinDrop - Like link tree but specifically for crypto web wallets. All your wallets and donation methods in one simple place.\nLibertyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nOperating Systems # While more well-known OSes like Windows server or Ubuntu server are great, there are other lesser-known OSes purpose-built to help people self-host, by pre-packaging applications in nice ready-made GUI. This can be especially useful for less technical users.\nAva.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, NEAR, Avalanche and more.\nCASA OS - Community-based open source software focused on delivering simple personal cloud experience around Docker ecosystem. Despite the name CASA OS is not an OS. It is an app similar to Umbrel or Citadel, a GUI for docker images. Comes with some unique apps, like Nginx Proxy Manager and Cloudflare Tunnels. Also provides Clearnet support with a fairly flexible set of config options. Also has a nice simple GUI for file uploads, this is especially useful with something like Jellyfin or Calibre-Web.\nCitadel - Umbrel open source Fork offering much of the same options.\nCloudron - Cloudron is unique in that it offers offsite backups to AWS, includes a built-in firewall that monitors all traffic and comes with its own built-in email server.\nCoolify - An open-source \u0026amp; self-hostable Heroku / Netlify alternative.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Storj, Zcash, Cosmos Tornado Cash and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nDietPI - A Linux distro OS. Dietpi comes with over 200 app packages and dependencies built in. While more command line skills are required than Umbrel or Embassy, Dietpi makes it very easy to install over 100 apps and dependencies. While largely built for Raspberry Pi, Dietpi also has specific images created for a wide range of hardware. Dietpi is a bit more difficult than platforms like Yunohost, but runs a bit more reliably and offers more total tools, including backups, VPN integration, clearnet, and more. Documentation is better than Yunohost, but could still be improved.\nFulmo - A lighting network focused OS configured to run on a Raspberry Pi.\nFreedomBox - Another OS that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Currently more limited than most of the other OSes in terms of apps in the internal app store.\nHome Lab OS - HomelabOS allows anyone to easily deploy, backup, restore, and maintain over 100 different applications and services. Everything from video players, to home automation, to chat services. These services can continue to function at full speed on your LAN even when your external internet is completely offline.\nMoneroOS - OS dedicated to Monero mining.\nMy Node BTC - Another OS that focuses primarily on Bitcoin Software. Includes BTCPay Server, Dojo, Whirlpool, Join Market and much more. Comes with Clearnet, Tor, and I2P.\nPinode-XMR - PiNode-XMR is a completely free and open source suite of tools to help a user run their own Monero node with ease. PiNode-XMR is designed for use with single board computers (SBC) such as the Raspberry Pi, Pine64 or Odroid hardware to allow for very cheap node setup and minimal 24/7 running costs due to low power usage.\nPiBox - Currently has a small offering of Apps but is working on adding more. Notable Apps are Nextcloud, Jellyfin and Homeassistant.\nProxMox - Proxmox is the primary open source solution for virtual machine hosting. Like VmWare or Hyper V except Proxmox offers you the ability to run multiple virtual servers on a single physical server, easily allowing you to run several different software Operating systems for zero cost. Comes with snapshots, backups, server monitoring and much more. Find a list of Proxmox based scripts here\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nRunTipi - Tipi is a personal homeserver orchestrator. It is running docker containers under the hood and provides a simple web interface to manage them. Every service comes with an opinionated configuration in order to remove the need for manual configuration and network setup. RunTipi comes with Clearnet configuration, but this can be a bit buggy in some cases. This is still very much in development.\nStart9 - Start OS makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy, not completely open source. Currently routes all services over TOR or lets you host over LAN. This increases privacy but can make things more difficult to interact with Non TOR/Start9 users. Heavily supports bitcoin software and includes a NOSTR node and several other tools. While there is currently no clearnet support, StartOS is overall very stable. Start9 also offers some of the better documentation and error handling. Save 5% on any S9 Server with code \u0026ldquo;LOTR\u0026rdquo;\nUBOS - A newer project. Less impressive interface and less apps than some of the other projects.\nUmbrel - Interface that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Beautiful interface but still needs a few bugs worked out. Apps are difficult to config after being setup. Offers lots of Bitcoin Node Software. Umbrel and StartOS are very similar options as they both focus heavily on BTC and Lightning nodes and currently offer only LAN and TOR hosting. Umbrel offers more apps but Start OS offers a much more reliable platform. Umbrel is not an OS but rather an GUI application manager for Docker.\nYunoHost - Free and Open Source with over 100 apps. Yuno host comes with Clearnet support with your own custom domains and offers you free pre-selected domains you can use. Yunohost has a nice troubleshooting tool that helps you find issues with port/firewall troubleshooting. Yunohost has a lot of features but can be a bit buggy at times.\nMedia Center OSes # If you are currently running a Roku, Amazon Firestick, or pretty much any other store-bought hardware device for media streaming, it\u0026rsquo;s very likely that it sends out massive amounts of data back to different companies. This is terrible for privacy, self-sovereignty, security, and internet bandwidth. While it\u0026rsquo;s difficult to purchase hardware that does not do this, you can set up your own version with some of the following user-friendly Operating systems.\nLibreElec - LibreELEC is a lightweight ‘Just enough OS’ Linux distribution purpose-built for Kodi on current and popular mediacentre hardware.\nOSMC - OSMC (Open Source Media Center) is a free and open source media player based on Linux. Founded in 2014, OSMC lets you play back media from your local network, attached storage, and the Internet. OSMC is the leading media center in terms of feature set and community and is based on the Kodi project.\nXbian - XBian is a small, fast, and lightweight media center distribution for the Raspberry Pi, CuBox-i, Hummingboard, and many more devices to come. It is based on a minimal Debian and therefore offers much of the same freedom as Debian offers. Our slogan is “XBian, the bleeding edge” as our main focus is delivering the fastest Kodi solution for various small form factor computers.\nPhoto Storage # Ente - Encrypted cloud photo storage.\nImmich - Self-hosted backup solution for photos and videos on mobile devices.\nPhotoprism - PhotoPrism is an AI-Powered Photos App for the Decentralized Web. It makes use of the latest technologies to tag and find pictures automatically without getting in your way. You can run it at home, on a private server, or in the cloud.\nRemote Control Software # AeroAdmin - Easy and free Remote access service for many OS’s. Not Open source.\nMesh Commander - Free Open Source Teamviewer Alternative.\nTailScale - Tailscale is an easy VPN that allows you to connect back into your network without excessive configuration or firewall rules. While Tailscale is not fully open source and requires an account with the company, there is a fully self-hosted version you can run.\nRouters # Flash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router, that prioritizes network-wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come pre-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built-in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers that can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all-purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router, or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that is forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls, and a virtual server separate from the Firewall OS.\nSSH/RDP Applications # Easy SSH - Simple application that lets you save all of your SSH logins and passwords in one easy interface. This way you can login go from SSH terminal port easily and quickly without needing to type in your credentials. Linux Only.\nmRemoteNG - Just like Easy SSH, but also supports RDP, Telnet, HTTPS, Powershell, and more. Windows only.\nWebsite Tools # Ackee - Self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool for those who care about privacy. Ackee runs on your own server, analyzes the traffic of your websites, and provides useful statistics in a minimal interface.\nGhost - Self-Hosting and cloud hosting with open source software. Ghost is primarily used as a blogging platform as a competitor to something like Substack. Unlike Hugo Ghost offers a GUI for most of your website management.\nHugo - Popular open-source static site generators. Helps you simply create websites for desktop and mobile without substantial amounts of HTML code. Hugo is completely open source and utilizes markdown files primarily. Liberty Tools is run with Hugo.\nImmuneweb - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\nPlausible - Simple and privacy-friendly Google Analytics alternative - Extensive Review\nSSLLABS - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver. ^1^```\n"},{"id":18,"href":"/social-media/","title":"Social Media","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.” ― George Washington\nSocial media is a mixed bag. It connects the world and allows for the rapid dissemination of news, true and untrue. But in the last few years censorship has become a massive problem across all major social media platforms. Its important that we cultivate presences on social media that are more resilient to censorship and de-platforming. These services should be run as decentralized as possible to avoid coordinated take downs like we saw with the Conservative social media company Parler, where big tech collaborated to largely destroy the company.\nFreedom Respecting Social Media # Blue Sky - Blue Sky is an open source project backed by Jack Dorsey in an attempt to create a decentralized social network protocol as an alternative to Twitter. In May 2024 Jack Dorsey resigned from the BlueSky board, and donated 21 Million to the Open Source Protocol NOSTR. Blue Sky is very leftwing.\nDiaspora - Diaspora is a decentralized open source social media platform. With Diaspora you need to host your own instance by running a server or \u0026ldquo;pod\u0026rdquo;, meaning you own your data. Due to the decentralized nature of the platform it can be difficult to connect with other profiles, the platform has less than 1 million users after after 13 years of operation.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here\nGab - A centralized Free Speech Social media platform. Gab has been de-platformed by most of big tech and largely runs its own architecture in order to to keep operations running. Platform users tend to skew right wing.\nGettr - GETTR is a social media platform built on the foundation of freedom of opinion and expression. Gettr is a socialized platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t seem to offer anything particularly new, other than being a Twitter Alternative. Private messages claim to be E2E. But Gettr is not open sourced.\nLemmy - Lemmy is a selfhosted social link aggregation and discussion platform. Similar to Reddit but it is completely free and open, and not controlled by any company. This means that there is no advertising, tracking, or secret algorithms. Content is organized into communities, so it is easy to subscribe to topics that you are interested in, and ignore others. Voting is used to bring the most interesting items to the top.\nLocals - Locals is a free speech social media platform that is owned by Rumble. Locals is a centralized alternative to other social media. Founded by conservative commentator Dave Rubin.\nMastodon - Mastodon is an open source, self hosted social networking service that aims to be a twitter competitor. Mastodon lets you connect to specific Mastodon instances as part of a federation protocol. Due to this setup Larger mastodon servers can censor other servers from connecting to their instances. Tends to be a more left wing community.\nMeWe - MeWe is a centralized company that\u0026rsquo;s been running a social media platform for over a decade. MeWe is committed to privacy and an ad-free experience. The project is currently in development to be migrated to web3 blockchain based infrastructure.\nMinds - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.\nTruth Social - Founded by Donald Trump in response to Trump getting removed from Twitter. Truth Social is a centralized open source fork of Mastodon. Truth Social is known to censor content, mostly leftwing content.\nTwitter/X - Twitter is a centralized social media platform. While Twitter has become a free speech focused platform its far from perfect. Twitter is overwhelmingly the single biggest platform for spreading speech. Twitter is bad for privacy and is encouraging a ID based verification program, that will be in the hands of its future owners. Case against Twitter\nMeetup Alternatives # Agorakit - Agorakit is web-based, open source groupware for collectives. By creating collaborative groups, people can discuss topics, organize events, store files and keep everyone updated as needed. Agorakit is a forum, calendar, file manager, mapping tool and email notifier.\nFlockstr - NOSTR based Meetup alternative. Connects directly with your NOSTR Account, and also works with your lightning wallet to receive ZAPS (micro bitcoin transactions.)\nJoinMobilizon - Mobilizon is not a giant platform, but a multitude of interconnected Mobilizon websites. This federated architecture helps avoid monopolies and offers a diversity of hosting terms of service.\nLuma - An international meetup alternative, that provides more value at a much lower price than meetup. Has built in support for cryptocurrency wallets like Eth and Solana.\nPartiful - Free for users, requires SMS in order to gave out regular event updates. Not specifically freedom focused, but another good option.\nNOSTR # NOSTR is the future of decentralized social media. NOSTR is not controlled or owned by any private company or person. NOSTR is a protocol similar to Email or TCP/IP. It can be accessed by anyone or any company. NOSTR uses the dumb server smart client model. Meaning anyone can setup a simple server/relay that preserves and encrypts the NOSTR ecosystem. NOSTR directly incorporates bitcoin via the lightning network. You can send \u0026ldquo;ZAPS\u0026rdquo; which are low cost lightning transactions to any person on NOSTR, and your posts can likewise receives Zaps from anyone on the network. In addition to major support from the freedom and Bitcoin communities, NOSTR has been financially backed by Jack Dorsey and heavily supported by Edward Snowden. NOSTR offers several different clients that allow you to interact with the NOSTR protocol. Some of those clients:\nAlby - A NOSTR and Bitcoin plugin. Allows you to hold your private keys in order to interact with NOSTR, lighting and other bitcoin apps.\nDamus - NOSTR Client for Iphone.\nNOSTR Apps - A database of many differnt NOSTR Apps\nNostr.Watch - Track relays where a connection can currently be established.\nNostr.directory - Find your twitter follows on NOSTR\nNostrChat - Encrypted chat built on NOSTR.\nPrimal - A client designed to look like a twitter clone.\nZap.Stream - Directly integrated into NOSTR Zap lets you stream for SATS (bitcoin Lightning) and earn in kind easily from any and all viewers.\nYoutube Alternatives # Bitchute - A decentralized Youtube alternative that tends to have a lot of right-leaning content, due to this they often get censored or blocked.\nCiVL - CiVL is a free streaming platform for courageous stories and subversive ideas that challenge power structures. Get access to award-winning films, shows, and debates. No ads. No credit card to join.\nD.tube - A decentralized youtube alternative. DTube is a community powered video sharing platform where users vote on videos to reward creators, curators, influencers and viewers in cryptocurrency.\nMadiator - Privacy focused front end for LBRY, the network that hosts ODYSEE.\nODYSEE - A decentralized video platform built on the LBRY network. With the recent SEC Judgement against ODYSEE the long term future of the platform is uncertain, however plans are to migrate to the Arweave network. Odysee also has a nice simple feature allowing you to connect your youtube channel and autosync all content for a convenient backup of your channel.\nPeerTube A free and open-source, decentralized, ActivityPub federated video platform powered by WebTorrent, that uses peer-to-peer technology to reduce load on individual servers when viewing videos.\nRumble - A centralized alternative to youtube that bills itself as protector of free speech.\n"}]
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Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nDelete Me - Our date is leaked everyday. Thats why its important to use services like Delete Me. Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. Use our Affiliate link to save 20%.\nFederated.Computer - Federated is another Denver based company offering Open Source as a service. Sometimes physically hosting servers just isn\u0026rsquo;t viable. In those cases cloud hosting can be a necessary option. But most cloud hosting come from tech giants like AWS or Google Cloud who sell your data and will censor you if you have the wrong politics. Federated.Computer offers you cheap, easy open source options to get many of the benefits of Big Tech without compromising your privacy. Please use our affiliate link to sign up if you\u0026rsquo;re interested!\nHushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. 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Discount code: \u0026ldquo;LIBERTYTOOLS\u0026rdquo;\nPrivacy.com - Privacy.com is the best way to pay with fiat online while still protecting your privacy. Create debit card aliases that can be limited based on total amount spends or by vendors. With card aliases you dont have to worry about leaked card info, overcharges or annoying vendors that refuse to cancel your subscription, privacy.com lets you do all of that for free. Please use our referral link and sign up for a free account.\nStart 9 - Start 9 is one of our favorite companies. Local to Denver, Start9 offers home personal servers with their own Operating system, that makes it easy for you to own and host your data out of a physical server that you own. Offers an app store with multiple applications that include Bitcoin and Monero full nodes, Matrix and SimpleX messaging, Vaultwarden for password management, Nextcloud for all sorts of hosting including word docs, music, contacts calendar and so much more.\n"},{"id":1,"href":"/agorism/","title":"Agorism","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If taxation without consent is not robbery, then any band of robbers have only to declare themselves a government, and all their robberies are legalized.” ― Lysander Spooner\nAgorism is a social philosophy that advocates creating a society in which all relations between people are voluntary exchanges by means of counter-economics, engaging with aspects of nonviolent revolution, founded by Samuel Edward Konkin the third. Agorism is a different approach to creating freedom, than electoral politics. Sometimes also known as the concept of \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizens.\u0026rdquo;\nAgorist Communities (International) # Bitcoin Beach - Bitcoin Beach is working to create a sustainable circular Bitcoin economy in El Salvador. Following the dramatic decrease in crime and the governments bitcoin backing, Bitcoin Beach has become one of the best Bitcoin communities in the world. Free Society - Free Society aims to build a new sovereign society by negotiating with an existing government. There are many examples of governments granting another nation sovereignty over a part of their territory, and Free Society believes this is the best way forward. Free State Project - The Free State Project is a movement of thousands of freedom-loving people to New Hampshire. Started in 2003, there are thousands of individuals just like you in New Hampshire. Together, Free Staters have built an incredible, real-life community full of people who value liberty and responsibility. Free Cities - The Free Cities Foundation aims to inspire, inform and connect people to create a global market of living together in Free Cities. Free Cities are self-governing territories that uphold individual rights and freedoms. They aim to create more prosperous and autonomous urban spaces. Freedom Haven - Seasteading org working to build a workable seasteading options. Seasteading is the idea of creating permanent living homes that exist outside government jurisdiction in international waters. Liberland - The Free Republic of Liberland is a small experimental country located on the banks of the Danube River, known as Gornja Siga. Liberland is built on classical liberal (libertarian) ideals which emphasize autonomy and minimize the state\u0026rsquo;s encroachment on individual liberties. Rule of law, bodily autonomy, free trade, freedom of choice, freedom of movement, and others are all core tenets of our fledgling nation. PraxisNation - Praxis Nation builds off the concept of the network state by Balaji Srinivasan. Which theories that in the modern world we can create a decentralized country that can offer many of the benefits of standard country. Praxis aims to offer land, its own currency and eventually citizenship among many other things. Pronomos - Pronomos is a venture capital fund that works to build the \u0026ldquo;cities of tomorrow.\u0026rdquo; Pronomos has worked to fund Prospera, Praxis, and many more starup cities. Prospera - Prospera is a new libertarian smart city located in Honduras, that works as an economic zone largely free of local government taxes. An experimental project that does exist by a government grant, but its working to prove out a new potential model of cities. Learn more with the REASON documentary. Digital Nomad Services # Escapees - Escapees bills itself as an RV club, but it offers many services for a digital nomad lifestyle, including mail forwarding and temporary residences among many other things. Based in the U.S. Liberation Travel - Focuses on helping users find residency in multiple countries primarly including Paraguay, Uruguay, Panama and Georgia. Nomad Capitalist - Nomad Capitalist specializes in legally and ethically reducing your tax rate, diversifying and safeguarding your assets, growing your passport portfolio, and maximizing your freedom. Passports for Crypto - Quickly acquire Citizenship in St. Kitts by purchasing property without ever actually visiting St. Kitts. Planbpassport - A service that helps facilitate second passports. Accepts Bitcoin and very much adopts a \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizen\u0026rdquo; Mindset. General Tools # Agorist Nexus - Agorist Nexus is a hub for free exchange, focusing on the spread of Agorism and connecting the counter-economy Agorist Tax Advice - Paid service to minimize your tax strategy. Live Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our above affiliate link if you are interested. Lost Horizons - Platform with a wide range of topics around opting out of taxes and deconstructing the legal system. Mobazha - Formerly known as Openbazaar, Mobazaha aims to be a decentralized market where people can buy and sell products across the world for various different crypto currencies. One Stupid Fuck - Opt out of the tax structure. Terrible website name and design, but a resource that provides great step by step videos of opting out of the current tax structure. Taxation is Theft App - App that walks people through the logical ideas of taxation being theft. Similar to the not yet launched project \u0026ldquo;The mirror\u0026rdquo; by Larken Rose. Shipping Services # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Sovereign Homesteading # Abundant Acres - A small company that helps you design your sovereign homestead blueprint. Empshield - EMP Shield is the World’s first EMP protection technology for an entire home and vehicle tested to military and UL 1449 standards from ETL. H20 Machine - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. My Patriot Supply - Purchase food and other supplies. Seedarmory.com - Every one of Seed Armory\u0026rsquo;s seed vaults contains only 100% survival grade, 100% heirloom seeds, and are always non-GMO. Seeds, vaults, and packets are kept at low refrigerated temperatures until ready for shipping. Spout Water - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. Works at a much smaller scale than H20 Machine. StealthAngelSurvival.com - Purchase a wide variety of survival gear. Survivalrealty.com - Off grid real estate. "},{"id":2,"href":"/books/","title":"Books","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\nLiberty Tools Book List Welcome to the Liberty Tools Book list! This is our official book recommendations for the best books across a wide range of liberty topics. We do not specifically endorse every idea in these books or by these authors, but we do recommended them as a good place to learn about the topics at hand. Not all of these books are specifically libertarian, but they contain valuable information that could benefit anyone regardless of political philosophy. Find these books here: Anna\u0026rsquo;s Archive and Libgen If you enjoy any of these books please considering purchasing. Category Author Agorism Community Technology Karl Hess New Libertarian Manifesto Samuel Edward Konkin III Agorist Class Theory Wally Conger How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Derrick Broze Anti-Politics Sal Mayweather Anarchy in Practice - Stateless Solutions Community Technology David Freidman New Libertarian Manifesto Walter Block Agorist Class Theory Ryan McMaken How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Hans Herman Hoppe Anti-Politics Robert Murphy The Market for Liberty Morris/Linda Tannehill The New Libertarianism: Anarcho-Capitalism J. Michael Oliver Crypto Anarchy The Genesis Book Aaron Van Wirdun Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of Cryptocurrency Andy Greenberg This Machine Kills Secrets: Julian Assange, The Cypherpunks, and their fight to Empower Whistleblowers Andy Greenberg Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital Age Steven Levy The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age James Dale Davidson, Michael David Axtel Cryptocurrency Digital Gold Nathaniel Popper How Money got Free Patrick Eha Understanding Bitcoin Robert Muprhy and Silas Barta The Bitcoin Standard SaifeDean Ammous The Internet of Money Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Bitcoin Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Ethereum Andreas Antonopolous Hacking Bitcoin Roger Ver The Blocksize War Jonathan Bier Conspiracies Filthy Rich James Patterson All The Shahs Men Steven Kinzer JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters James W. Douglass Chaos Tom O\u0026rsquo;Neill Inventing the AIDS Virus Peter Duesberg The Controlled Demolition of the American Empire Charlie Robinson \u0026amp; Jeff Berwick A Warning from History Corey Hughes The Octopus of Global Control Charlie Robinson One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that gave Rise the Jeffrey Epstein Whitney Webb The Creature From Jekyll Island G Edward Griffin Covid The Real Anthony Fauci Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The War on Ivermectin Pierre Kory The Courage to Face Covid-19 Peter McCullough A Plague Upon Our House Scott Atlas Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19 Matt Ridley Diary of A Psychosis Tom Woods The Pfizer Papers Naomi Wolf Drug War and Prohibition The Economics of Prohibition Mark Thornton American Kingpin Nick Bilton High Price Dr. Carl Hart Chasing the Scream Johann Hari Dreamland: The True Tale of America\u0026rsquo;s Opiate Epidemic Sam Quinones Drug War Addiction Sheriff Bill Masters Gang Leader for A Day Sudhir Venkatesh Economics and History of Economics Economics in One Lesson Henry Hazlitt Basic Economics Thomas Sowell The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard Keynes Mark Skousen History of Money and Banking in the United States Murray Rothbard End the Fed Ron Paul Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles Jesus Huerta de Soto The Fiat Standard SaifeDean Ammous Environment American Serengeti Dan Flores Fossil Future Alex Epstein Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of Antihumanism Robert Zubrin Apocalypse Never Michael Shellenberger The Wizard and The Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow\u0026rsquo;s World Charles C. Mann Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Running With Rhinos Ed Warner Extremist Politics The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics Michael Malice SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought Police Vox Day The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure Greg Lukianoff and Johnathan Haidt Fiction Brave New World Aldous Huxley 1984 George Orwell Animal Farm George Orwell Molon Labe! Kenneth Royce (Boston T Party) Alongside Night J. Niel Schulman Freehold Michael Z. Williamson The Moon is a Harsh Mistress Robert Heinlen The Handmaid’s Tale Margaret Atwood Anthem Ayn Rand The Fountainhead Ayn Rand The Giver Lois Lowery Red Rising Pierce Brown Unintended Consequences John Ross The Probability Broach L. Neil Smith The High Ground Series Doug Casey Enemy of the State F. Paul Wilson Financial Crisis Meltdown Tom Woods Deep Freeze: Iceland\u0026rsquo;s Economic Collapse Phillip Bagus and David Howden Americas Great Depression Murray Rothbard The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last Century Mark Thornton End the Fed Ron Paul Gun Rights Come and Take it: The Gun Printers Guide to Thinking Free Cody Wilson The 10 Myths of Gun Control Jose Nino More Guns Less Crime John Lott Health and Nutrition Death by Food Pyramid Denise Minger Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim It Mary Ruwart The Primal Prescription Doug Mcguff and Robert Murphy Fat for Fuel Dr. Joseph Mercola Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless Health Casey Means and Calley Means Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Blind Spots: The Medicine Gets it Wrong and What it Means For our Health Marty Makary Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity Peter Attia History - General A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell A Peoples History of the United States Howard Zinn Albions\u0026rsquo;s Seed David Hackett Fischer The Dawn Of Everything: A New History of Humanity David Graber A Little History of the World EH Gombrich Debt: The First 5000 Years David Graber History of Government Institutions Legacy of Ashes: A history of the CIA Tim Weiner Enemies: A history of the FBI Tim Weiner The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles and their Secret World War Steven Kinzer Overthrow: Americas Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to Iraq Steven Kinzer History of Socialism The Almost Nearly Perfect People Michael Booth The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel Castro Humberto Fontova The Case Against Socialism Rand Paul History of War and Military The Strategic Logic of Suicide Bombers Robert Pape Enough Already: Time to End the War on Terror Scott Horton Death by Government: Genocide and Mass Murder Since 1900 R.J. Rummel Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catastrophe of Ukraine Scott Horton All the Shahs Men Stephen Kirzner Property Rights Against Intellectual Property Stephan Kinsella (Property Rights) - Freedom on the Frontier Terry Anderson \u0026amp; Peter J Hill How Music Got Free Steven Witt Water Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Space Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Against Intellectual Monopoly Michelle Boldrin \u0026amp; David Levine Intro to Liberty The Law Frederic Bastiat The Road to Serfdom Friedrich Hayek Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom Ron Paul The Revolution Ron Paul Intro to Anarchy No Treason: The Constitution of no Authority Lysander Spooner The Most Dangerous Superstition Larken Rose The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to Obey Michael Huemer The Anarchist\u0026rsquo;s Handbook Organized by Michael Malice Dissenting Electorate: Those Who Refuse to Vote and the Legitimacy of Their Opposition Wendy McElroy Individual Liberty Benjamin Tucker Freedom’s Progress: A History of Political Thought Gerard Casey Living Freedom The Freedom Outlaw\u0026rsquo;s Handbook: 179 Things to Do \u0026rsquo;til the Revolution Claire Wolfe 101 Things to Do \u0026lsquo;Til the Revolution: Ideas and Resources for Self-Liberation, Monkey Wrenching and Preparedness Claire Wolfe Don\u0026rsquo;t Shoot the Bastards (Yet): 101 More Ways to Salvage Freedom Claire Wolfe Net Neutrality The Fallacy of Net Neutrality Thomas Hazlett The Master Switch Tim Wu The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless Technology Thomas Hazlett Code 2.0 Lawrence Lessig Philosophy - General Drive: Understanding the science of Human motivation Daniel Pink Defending the Undefendable Walter Block Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder Nassim Taleb The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion Johnathan Haidt Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World David Epstein Philosophy - Political The Ethics of Liberty Murray Rothbard Anatomy of the State Murray Rothbard An Agorist Primer Samuel Konkin Our Enemy, the State Albert J Nock Police Brutality and the Justice system Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America\u0026rsquo;s Police Forces Radley Balko A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State John Whitehead The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison America Naomi Murakawa The New Jim Crow Michelle Alexander Ghettoside Jill Leovy I Can\u0026rsquo;t Breathe: A Killing on Bay Street Matt Taibbi Justice Before the Law Michael Huemer Revisionist History The Myth of the Robber Barons Burt Folsom The Art of Contrary Thinking Humphrey B. Neill Why American History is Not What They Say: An Introduction to Revisionism Jeff Riggenbach Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong James W. Loewen The Roosevelt Myth John T. Flynn The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary War Thomas J. DiLorenzo Security and Privacy The Art of Invisibility Kevin Mitnick How to Be Invisible J. J. Luna No Place to Hide Glen Greenwald Public Record Edward Snowden The Production of Security Gustave di Molinari Extreme Privacy: How to Disapear on the Internet Michael Bazzell Watchman Privacy Gabriel Custodiet Privacy in Utopia Gabriel Custodiet Schooling and Unschooling Radical Unschooling Dayna Martin The Case against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and Money Bryan Caplan Weapons of Mass Instruction John Taylor Gatto The Absorbent Mind Maria Montessori The College Scam: How America\u0026rsquo;s Universities Are Bankrupting and Brainwashing Away the Future of America\u0026rsquo;s Youth Charlie Kirk Vaccines Turtles All the Way Down Anonymous, Tim Vadnar The Moth in the Iron Lung Forrest Moready Crooked: Manmade Disease Explained Forrest Moready Dissolving Illusions Susan Humphries Vaccines, Autoimmunity and the Changing Nature of Childhood Illness Thomas Cowan "},{"id":3,"href":"/covid/","title":"Covid","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Every single thing that was done in public health in response to the pandemic made it worse.\u0026rdquo; - Peter A. McCullough\nThe Covid19 Lockdowns were the biggest event in our lifetimes. The damage done was immeasurable and still continues to this day. The power centers are looking to continue on with all of the covid tyranny. We must be vigilant in fighting back against the medical industrial complex.\nAnti Covid Orgs # Banners 4 Freedom - An organization dedicated to protesting Covid Mandates using billboards across the world.\nChildren\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense - Children\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense® is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Their mission is to end childhood health epidemics by working aggressively to eliminate harmful exposures, hold those responsible accountable and establish safeguards to prevent future harm. They fight corruption, mass surveillance and censorship that put profits before people as well as advocate for worldwide rights to health freedom and bodily autonomy ^1^\nEvidenceNotFear - An evidence-based guide against all of the Covid madness.\nFeds 4 Med Freedom - Feds for Medical Freedom is fighting for medical freedoms and personal autonomy. They stand against unconstitutional and immoral vaccine mandates that have cost thousands of federal employees and contractors their careers and livelihoods.\nFLCCC Alliance - A group of doctors who got together to push back against the public Covid response. They provide real education on Covid, and demonized treatments like Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine and recovery against.\nGBDeclaration.org - One of the first major organizations to push back against Covid lockdowns. The Great Barrington Declaration is a major worldwide petition sponsored by doctors and scientists against the Covid lockdowns.\nHowbad - Resources for tracking all aspects of specific Covid batchs data, this also includes leaked data, and some aspects of other vaccines and medical malpractice.\nICAN Informed Consent Action Network - Founded in 2016, ICAN was created with the goal of providing every person with the right to informed consent. They believe that by holding regulators accountable through their successful legal actions, individuals will become empowered to make truly informed decisions about their own health and the health of their families. Using an unprecedented legal strategy, ICAN has successfully won lawsuits against Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control, the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration. Founded by Del Bigtree of the Highwire and works regularly with Aaron Siri and his firm.\nLaw Offices of Siri Glimstead - Led by Lawyer Aaron Siri, Siri Glimstead has been at the forefront of defending legal rights against Covid restrictions and damages done by the Covid vaccines, as well as more traditional vaccines. They also focus on other things like civil rights or protection of whistle blowers.\nPhysicians for Informed Consent - Physicians for Informed Consent empowers the public with scientific information about infectious diseases and vaccines.\nPureBloodRegistry - Blood donations for and from people who have not gotten the Covid-19 vaccine.\nThe Highwire - An educational journalistic organization that has been working for years to bring accountability to the world of vaccines and especially Covid vaccines. Founded by Del Bigtree.\nVacSafety - The VSRF’s mission is to advance COVID-19 vaccine safety through scientific research, public education, and advocacy, and to support the vaccine injured. They present the most up-to-date and relevant information on COVID-19 and public health policies, free from corporate press, agenda-driven narratives, and sponsorships with conflict of interest. They encourage questions and an open dialogue of transparency on any medical and scientific information presented.\nFake Mask Websites # Fake Mask Worldwide - A company that sells obviously fake masks, less obviously fake masks and other Covid related items.\nGetUnmask - Breathable masks that look like regular masks. Company now sells other unrelated products as well.\nMedical Drug Purchase # Purchase Medical Drugs including Ivermection and Hydroxychloroquine from high quality third party services.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinil. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nMetrics # ICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nOpen Vaers - Open Vaers takes the CDC\u0026rsquo;s government data from VAERS and makes it much more readable and easy to understand. As of 9/23 there were over 36,000 deaths and over 1.5 million Covid vaccine related reports to VAERS.\nNo-Jab Job Boards # Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types.\nRedballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or Covid nonsense.\nUnjected - Social media for meeting and dating unvaccinated people.\nVaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status.\nVaccine Injured Support # Covid Vax Recovery Guide - A Covid vaccine detox guide written by nutritional scientist and liberty leaning Dr. Chris Masterjohn.\nCovid19CriticalCare.com - An in-depth recovery Post-Vaccine Treatment Protocol guide from the doctors at the FLCC Alliance.\nIronHeart Bloodworks - IronHeart Bloodworks is a new blood bank membership that gives you control over your blood choices during medical procedures. When you need it, IronHeart Bloodworks quickly sends you COVID-19 unvaccinated blood—a unique service in the healthcare industry. You should have the freedom to choose what blood is in your body.\nReact19.org - React19 is a science-based non-profit offering financial, physical, and emotional support for those suffering from long-term COVID-19 vaccine adverse events globally. Their mission is to bring healing to the moms, dads, friends, and loved ones who are facing life-altering side effects from their COVID-19 vaccine. They build bridges between patients and research institutions in order to develop a better understanding of vaccine complications.\nSpike Protein Detox - Peter McCullough\u0026rsquo;s Spike protein Detox protocol. Peter\u0026rsquo;s company also sells a specific Detox Support Formula.\nZelenko Protocol - Dr. Vladimir Zelenko was one of the first doctors to push back on mainstream Covid dogma. While Zelenko has since passed his protocol and supplements are still useful for fighting Covid ^2^\n"},{"id":4,"href":"/deathathletes/","title":"Death Athletes","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;We always knew it was going to happen, it was according to our plan. For our kind, this is nothing.\u0026rdquo; - Cody Wilson\nDeath Athletes refers to a concept going back to Ancient Greece and popularized by 3d Gun Printing Activist Cody Wilson called \u0026ldquo;The Death Athletic\u0026rdquo;. Cody gave a speech at Guns and Bitcoin 2022 talking about the beauty of death given in service to ones beliefs. While not always literal this is often metaphorical, Cody talks about the public death and having been killed in the public as a metaphor. The Death Athletic specifically refers to someone who engaged in practice to promote freedom and was persecuted for doing so. While many people have been prosecuted unfairly, there is a difference between general victims and those who specifically took the risk of fighting the state and lost.\nCheck out the speech here!\nDeath Athletes # Roger Ver - Roger Ver is a freedom activist who was one of the first investors in Bitcoin. Roger has worked as a liberty and Bitcoin activist for over a decade and has made major financial contributions and investments to projects like, DefCad, ShapeShift, FEE, Ross Ulbricht\u0026rsquo;s Legal Defense, Wikileaks, Kraken and many many more. In April 2024 Roger was arrested and detained in Spain on the request of the US government for alleged tax evasion claims in regarding to his exit tax in 2014. Roger is currently looking at a potential 100 year prison sentence for numerous ridiculous legal charges. Roger has been trapped in Spain since April 2024.\nRoss Ulbricht - Ross Ulbricht is the alleged founder and operator of the Silk Road website. The Silk Road offered consumers a safe and trusted way to purchase drugs and other contraband items. Ross was arrested and imprisoned in 2013. He was sentenced to two life sentences plus 40 years and millions of dollars in fines in a corrupt trial. Ross is scheduled to be released as Donald Trump promised to commute his sentence on Day one of his presidency.\nJulian Assange - Julian Assange is one of the greatest journalists of all time. Julian founded Wikileaks in 2006 and has exposed mass public corruption across the world regarding governments and corporations. Julian was forced into home arrest and then asylum for close to a decade based off ridiculous sex charges that were eventually dropped. In 2019 Julian was pulled out of his Asylum and pull into solitary confinement in BellMarsh prison until June 2024. Julian signed a plea deal and was released.\nEdward Snowden - Edward Snowden is a NSA Whistleblower who exposed massive NSA Corruption in 2013, mostly in regards to illegal mass surveillance on citizens. Snowden has been trapped in Russia ever since.\nSamurai Wallet Devs - In May 2024 Samurai Wallets Domain was seized and the two devs known publicly as TDev and Samurai were arrested and charged with money laundering due to the Bitcoin coinjoin functions built into the website.\nTornado Cash Devs - Tornado Cash is a decentralized coinjoin provider for the Ethereum Crypto Currency. In 2022 Tornado Cash was added to the OFACT List and the Devs Roman Storm and Alex Pertsev where charged with Money Laundering.\nAaron Swartz - Internet pioneer and free speech advocate. Creator of the Guerilla Access Open Manifest as well as several other open source technologies, Aaron Swartz tragically killed himself in 2013 thanks to overzealous prosecutors from the DOJ that were threatening Aaron with decades in prison for attempted publishing of copyrighted documents, despite the fact that the document had never been published and the owner of those copyrights Jstore, had actually dropped the charges.\nIan Freemen - Freeman, known for advocating freedom and financial privacy through bitcoin, found himself targeted by federal prosecutors. Initially facing charges including bank fraud and wire fraud, these allegations were eventually dropped due to lack of evidence. The core of the case revolved around money laundering and conspiracy charges. Ultimately, Freeman received a severe sentence of eight years in prison, a $40,000 fine, and forfeiture of $5 million in assets, despite not being convicted of the fraud charges prosecutors initially highlighted.\nCody Wilson - The creator of the Death Athletic concept as well as the founder of Defcad.com and first person to create a 3d printed Gun. Cody has been at the forefront of fighting for 2nd amendment and 1st amendment as they pertain to code and digital rights for over a decade. Cody has been involved in many lawsuits with the federal government as a result and suffered charges for sex crimes in 2018. He is currently free and working for Defcad.\nJay Stark - The anonymous creator of the FGC-9, which stands for \u0026ldquo;Fuck Gun Control.\u0026rdquo; The FGC was the first project to enable the creation of a fully 3d printed gun that did not require any actual gun parts, instead it uses items that can be purchased from conventional stores all over the world. Jay Stark was arrested in April 2021 on suspicions of owning illegal weapons, however none of these weapons were found and he was not taken into custody. Two days later he was found dead sitting in his car in front of his parents house. While the offical cause of death ruled out \u0026ldquo;foul play\u0026rdquo; it is difficult for most to believe that this was simply a coincidence.\n"},{"id":5,"href":"/defense/","title":"Defense","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles.\u0026rdquo; - Jeff Cooper\nWhen any government deprives a citizen of his freedom or property, the individual must take action to publicise his grievances. To this end, I hope to illustrate in the following pages, the futility of gun control, and that no amount of arbitrary legislation can ever prevent those wanting firearms from owning them. The individual who has the ability to construct his own homemade gun can never be permanently disarmed by any level of gun control legislation. - Philip Luty\nDIY Firearms # The 3D Printer has significantly advanced the ease of manufacturing reliable weapons absent the eye of the watchful state. Of course, it is not the only manufacturing tool available, but you will find it the most expedient.\nGetting Started # The following guides provide a basic introduction to 3D printed firearms. If your budget is limited, Creality printers may be the only option. But they are unreliable, and you may spend more time troubleshooting issues than printing. We recommend Prusa for their reliability and unwavering commitment to open source. Bambu Lab printers have recently gained in popularity for their speed, reliability, and multi-material options. However, they have a history of patenting established open source designs, and even more importantly, severely compromise your privacy. More information here. On this principle, we recommend against giving them your money.\nAs you evaluate printers and cad software, keep privacy at the top of your mind. While this practice may currently be legal in your jurisdiction, the state may kidnap and jail you anyway.\nHoffman Tactical The CTRL+PEW Getting Started Guide Ammunition # Fenix Ammunition - Manufactured in the USA by liberty obsessed individuals, and accept Bitcoin for payment. Books # Expedient Homemade Firearms by Philip Luty Expedient Recoilless Launcher: Panzerfaust by Jonathan Wild Communities # Deterrence Dispensed Rocket Chat - Large public group chat for all things 3d printed firearms. FOSSCAD Subreddit - a subreddit focused on 3d printed firearms of all types. However, censorship on reddit continues to grow, and we encourage migration to censorship resistant communities. Files # Most firearm designs are uploaded by individual creators to Odysee. DEFCAD is another source, but requires a paid membership. Most files available on DEFCAD are already available for free on Odysee.\n3D Gun Builder - A comprehensive directory of designs with direct links to Odysee pages. DEFCAD - Many files here are out of date and hosted without the permission of the original developers. GunCad Developer Index - A list of guncad developer Odysee pages. Legal Advocacy Groups # Organizations fighting within the legal system to expand gun rights.\nDefense Distributed Firearm Policy Coalition Rocky Mountain Gun Owners Second Amendment Foundation Merchants # Places to find parts, part kits, tools, ammo, and more..\nParts # Aves Engineering - Glock rails and MAC11 components. Every Gun Part - Exhaustive collection of parts kits (everything but the receiver) and more. Ghost Guns - More parts kits. JSD Supply - Pistol components and more. MAF Arms - Build kits for printed receiver designs. Replicator USA - 3d printed suppressors. Riptide Rails - Glock rails, magazine springs, and other printed firearms components. Newsletters \u0026amp; Podcasts # En Bloc Press - Paid newsletter and podcast focused on the 3d printed firearm space and adjacent politics. Open Source Defense - Weekly newsletter focused on expanding gun rights with \u0026ldquo;0% culture war\u0026rdquo;. Out of Battery Live - Live podcast focused on interviewing guncad developers and builders. Propaganda # Documentaries, talks, and other media.\nDeath Athletic Documentary The New Radical Plastic Defense: Secret 3D Printed Guns in Europe The Plastic Power: A Speech The Unshackled Englishman Resources # GatGPT - A deneutered version of ChatGPT focused on firearms. Shootingbot - Monitors price and availability of ammunition and reloading components. Training # Ok, you can build a firearm in your garage. Now learn how to use it. Before you start LARPING, consider what type of training is most useful. Read this.\nGamut Resolutions - Tactical pistol and carbine classes. Based in Florida but courses are taught in many locations across the US. Guns For Everyone - Free concealed carry classes based out of Colorado. Long Range Shooters of Utah - Multiday courses in shooting up to and beyond 1000 yards in Price, UT. MantisX - MantisX is a gun training system that takes a data-driven approach to helping you achieve shooting mastery with no ammo required. Unlike some dry fire trainers, MANTISX works while attached to ANY firearm (pistol, rifle, or shotgun). By analyzing every shot and generating actionable data, MANTISX helps you improve your accuracy quickly. Solutionary University - Beginner firearm and defense training. Run by Liberty Activist Maj Toure, who has been travelling across the US providing firearms training, particularly in black neighborhoods. Thunder Ranch - Multiday courses in pistol, rifle, and shotgun, founded by Clint Smith and based in Oregon. "},{"id":6,"href":"/education/","title":"Education","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Education and Training # \u0026ldquo;Government schooling is the most radical adventure in history. It kills the family by monopolizing the best times of childhood and by teaching disrespect for home and parents.\u0026rdquo; - John Taylor Gatto\nModern schooling has been terrible for years. Following the covid insanity and the addition of woke politics the schools are proving less and less value by the day. But education can be done through a vareity of methods. In the modern age their are many better ways to educate yourself and your children than traditional school.\nAlternative Schools # Options for schools that are close to the traditional model, but do something different.\nMontessori Schools - Montessori classrooms are ideal workplaces, where children are engaged, energetic, exploring, social, and most of all, learning to take ownership of their own education. They’re also unified communities in which each child understands the responsibility of being an individual student in the class while supporting the learning of others.\nWestern Governors University - While still suffering from some of the issues of traditional education, WGU provides a solid alternative for anyone who still wants to pursue traditional college degrees. Offering Bachelors and Masters programs in IT, Business, Nursing, Finance and Education. WGU is a completely online school, with relatively cheap degree programs that are performance based, meaning you can take the classes at your own pace and are not required to attend classes you dont need.\nAlternatives to School # Liberty Classroom - A wide range of courses. Mostly focused on history but offers other courses on econimics and logics. All courses are taught from a liberty perspective. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. Mises Econ Grad Progam - Economics Grad program that teaches free market Austrian Economics from one of the most prominent liberty focused think tanks. Praxis - Praxis is an intense personal and professional development program for young adults who want to work hard, build skills, learn how to create value, and develop a positive vision of the future for their lives and careers. Praxis is a college alternative that offers a 1 year practical devopment plan that ends up teaching you real world practical skills and connecting you with an intership at the end of your program. School of Life - A course to help you enhance whatever you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Provides biweekly webinars from the best liberty minds to bring your practile and actionable advice for your business, non Profit, cause or whatever else you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. TenToad - A program that helps families transition to a school-free life with a solid foundation of knowledge and the tools to get started with confidence. Embrace living and learning without school. ThinkExodus - Exodus Institute aims to provide families with a quality alternative to public schools, and support homeschool families with enrichment courses that foster critical thinking, academic skills, and counter the left-wing indoctrination found in education, culture, and the media. Unschoolers.org - Unschooling and peaceful parenting educational organization. Unschooling is an alternative to traditional schooling and even home schooling that works to encourage and focus and direct children\u0026rsquo;s natural curiosity. Unschooling Resources with Dayna Martin - Dayna Martin has been living and breathing Unschooling for 2 decades, while also working to educate many others on these principles. You can find many of the best unschooling resources here. Homeschool Resources # Acellusacademy - Acellus Academy is a K-12 online private school located in Kansas City, Missouri as a 501c3. Acellus Academy provides instruction online through distance education via the Acellus Learning System. Acellus, a program of the International Academy of Science, is an online learning system that has been used to provide primary instruction to millions of students in thousands of schools throughout the United States.\nHome School Legal Defense Association - With over 100,000 member families, Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) is the nation’s largest, most trusted homeschool advocacy organization.\nPower Home School - Power Homeschool is the official provider of online Acellus® courses for parents independently homeschooling their children without teacher support. Power is a not an accredited curriculum.\nRon Paul Curriculum - A liberty focused home school curriculum for all grades based on the ideas of former congressman Ron Paul. The curriculum was largely designed by Liberty Classroom founder, Tom Woods.\nTuttle Twins Academy - From the authors of some of the best selling Liberty Kids books, comes the academy for home learning. Catered for kids TTA offers courses in Finances, Logic \u0026amp; Critical Thinking, Entrepreneurship, and many more to come.\n"},{"id":7,"href":"/frontends/","title":"Front Ends","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy. The savage’s whole existence is public, ruled by the laws of his tribe. Civilization is the process of setting man free from men.\u0026rdquo; - Ayn Rand\nPrivacy Front ends are interfaces that interact with well known services that dont respect your privacy. Apps like Youtube or Facebook can be accessed via privacy respecting generally open source apps.\nApple AirPlay # air-pi-play - Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Airplay server using RPiPlay to enable screen mirroring on tvs, monitors and projectors. RPiPlay - An open-source AirPlay mirroring server for the Raspberry Pi. Supports iOS 9 and up. Apple Music # Cider - Cross-platform Apple Music experience based on Electron and Vue.js written from scratch with performance in mind Discord # gtkcord4 - A lightweight Discord client written in Golang which uses GTK3 for the user interface Facebook # SlimSocial - Android, alternative front-end for Facebook, built with Java Frost - An extensive and functional open source third party app for Facebook (Android app) Facebook Messenger # Caprine - Unofficial and privacy-focused Facebook Messenger app with many useful features fb-messenger-cli - Use your Facebook account to chat with your friends sneakily in the command line, it\u0026rsquo;s as easy as logging in, choosing a convo and chatting away Google Search # LibreX - Privacy-respecting free meta-search engine (free as in freedom). Small and simple meta-search engine, fetches and anonymizes results from Google only, has API support, allows redirects to Invidious/Bibliogram/Nitter/Libreddit.\nSearXNG - SearXNG is a free internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from various search services and databases. Users are neither tracked nor profiled (SearXNG is a fork of Searx).\nSearx - Searx is a free privacy-respecting internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from more than 70 search services. Users are neither tracked nor profiled. Additionally, Searx can be used over Tor for online anonymity.\nWhoogle Search - A self-hosted, ad-free, privacy-respecting metasearch engine for Google.\nGoogle Translate # Crow Translate - Simple and lightweight cross-platform translator that allows translation using LibreTranslate, Lingva, Google, Bing, and Yandex, as well as text-to-speech using Google.\nDeepL Android - Unofficial Android client for DeepL.\nInstaLate - Distraction-free translation for Android, to be used directly from within any app. Supports Beolingus, DeepL, Dict.cc, GNU CIDE, Heinzelnisse, LibreTranslate, Linguee, WikDict, and Wiktionary.\nLingva Translate - Alternative front-end for Google Translate, serving as a free and open-source translator with over a hundred languages available.\nSimplyTranslate - Provide fast and private translations to the user without wasting much overhead for extensive styling or JavaScript. Supports Google Translate, DeepL, ICIBA, and LibreTranslate.\nSimplyTranslate Mobile - Unofficial Android client of SimplyTranslate.\nHacker News # Hackers - A native iOS app for Hacker News.\nHackerweb - A simply readable Hacker News web app.\nHckrnws - A custom front-end for a better reading experience of HackerNews.\nHN-search - Algolia Hacker News search.\nHNTopLinks - Top Links on Hacker News.\nImgur # Imgin - Minimal Imgur front end Imgrs - Imgrs is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. It\u0026rsquo;s a Rust rewrite of a previous Imgur proxy project, Omgur. Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/imgrs Omgur - Omgur is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. Inspired by the Invidious, Nitter, and Teddit projects. No JavaScript or ads All requests go through the Omgur backend, client never talks to Imgur Prevents Imgur from tracking your IP or JavaScript fingerprint Lightweight Self-hostable Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/omgur Rimgo - Self-hosted frontend for Imgur written in Go. Website: https://i.bcow.xyz/ Rimgu - Self-hosted alternative frontend/ proxy for Imgur Instagram # Bibliogram - Bibliogram is an alternative front-end for Instagram. Public instances: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/bibliogram-docs/tree/master/docs/Instances.md Mastodon # Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Hyperspace - cross-platform Mastodon client for the fediverse written in TypeScript and React Pinafore - Alternative web client for Mastodon, focused on speed and simplicity Sengi - cross-platform multi-account Mastodon \u0026amp; Pleroma desktop client TheDesk - cross-platform Mastodon \u0026amp; Misskey desktop client Tootle - simple GTK-based Linux Mastodon client Tusky - lightweight Android Mastodon client Medium # Scribe - Alternative front-end to Medium.com Other services # ArchiveBox - Open source self-hosted web archiving. Takes URLs/browser history/bookmarks/Pocket/Pinboard/etc., saves HTML, JS, PDFs, media, and more etherpad-lite - Collaborative rich text editor. A modern really-real-time collaborative document editor Gitea - Lightweight git server. Git with a cup of tea, painless self-hosted git service Hedgedoc - Collaborative markdown editor. A platform to write and share markdown Librarian - Alternative frontend for LBRY / Odysee.com MediathekViewWeb - Video content of German public-service television broadcasters (e.g. ARD, ZDF) Official instance: mediathekviewweb.de NoPaste - NoPaste is an open-source website similar to Pastebin where you can store any piece of code, and generate links for easy sharing PrivateBin - Zero knowledge encrypted paste-bin. A minimalist, open source online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data. Data is encrypted/decrypted in the browser using 256 bits AES Snapdrop - Similar to Apple\u0026rsquo;s Airdrop but in your browser. A Progressive Web App for local file sharing Vaultwarden - Password manager. Unofficial Bitwarden compatible server written in Rust, formerly known as bitwarden_rs Wikiless - A free open source alternative Wikipedia front-end focused on privacy Reddit # Due to recent changes with the Reddit API Policy you may have mixed success with these. These are kept here in the event that this changes, but otherwise these are mostly dead projects\nDawn - Open-source Reddit app Available on F-Droid Forked from Dank: https://github.com/saket/Dank Eddrit - Alternative front-end for Reddit, inspired by Nitter, built with Python \u0026amp; Starlette. Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Infinity - Reddit client for Android Available on F-Droid junipf/reddit-frontend - A reddit front-end written in React Official instance: https://jpf-reddit.netlify.app kddit - uWSGI frontend for Reddit.com written in Python Official instance: https://kddit.kalli.st Libreddit - Alternative front-end for Reddit. Themed around Reddit\u0026rsquo;s new design - Lightweight, no JavaScript, no ads, no tracking. Official instance: libredd.it Public instances: https://github.com/spikecodes/libreddit#instances RedditClient - Alternative front-end for Reddit, built with Angular Roffline - A self-hosted offline Reddit server. It allows you to browse Reddit posts (including any media in the post) while offline. It is targeted at people that have intermittent internet Snew - Open-source client for Reddit forked from the Reddit source code. Slide - Open source, ad free Reddit browser for Android Available on F-Droid Stealth - Account-free, privacy-oriented, and feature-rich Reddit client. Available on F-Droid Teddit - Alternative Reddit front-end focused on privacy - Lightweight, no ads, no JavaScript, unofficial API. Official instance: https://teddit.net Public instances: https://github.com/teddit-net/teddit#instances Github mirror repository Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Teddit Top of Reddit - Top Reddit posts every day. Troddit: A web client for Reddit Official instance: https://www.troddit.com Updoot - Android, alternative front-end for Reddit. Xeddit - A Xamarin.Forms app for Reddit. Official instance: xeddit.com Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Xeddit Redirection # Farside - Farside provides links that automatically redirect to working instances of privacy-oriented alternative frontends, such as Nitter, Libreddit, etc. This allows for users to have more reliable access to the available public instances for a particular service, while also helping to distribute traffic more evenly across all instances and avoid performance bottlenecks and rate-limiting. LibRedirect - App that redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends. If you click on a link of a Youtube like it will redirect to you to Newpipe, Twitter to nitter, Wikipedia to Wikiless etc. Privacy Redirect - A simple web extension that redirects Twitter, YouTube, Instagram \u0026amp; Google Maps requests to privacy friendly alternatives Firefox Add-On: Privacy Redirect Chrome Extension: Privacy Redirect UntrackMe - UntrackMe transforms Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Reddit and Medium and Wikipedia links to links of open source, privacy friendly front-ends. Converts Google Maps links to OpenStreetMap links. Removes tracking parameters from any url. Then delegates the action to other apps that are capable of handling them. (Android app) Watch on Odysee - Browser add on that redirects you from YouTube to odysee a decentralized Youtube alternative Reuters # Neuters - An alternative front-end to Reuters.com. It is intended to be lightweight and fast, and was heavily inspired by Nitter Official instance: https://boxcat.site Shazam # SongRec - Open-source Shazam client for Linux, written in Rust. Spotify # Downtify - Open source Spotify ripper. Self Hosted. Kotify - Requires Spotify Account - Multiplatform desktop client for Spotify focused on library organization for power users. Relies on official Spotify client for playback Librespot - Requires Spotify Premium Account - librespot is an open source client library for Spotify. It enables applications to use Spotify\u0026rsquo;s service to control and play music via various backends, and to act as a Spotify Connect receiver. It is an alternative to the official and now deprecated closed-source libspotify. Additionally, it will provide extra features which are not available in the official library Oggify - Download Spotify tracks to Ogg Vorbis (with a Spotify premium account), based on librespot psst - Fast and multi-platform Spotify client with native GUI Podcast MP3 Downloader - Download MP3 files of your favorite podcasts from Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts, and Overcast. Spot: Gtk/Rust native Spotify client for the GNOME desktop. Only works with premium accounts Spotiqueue - Minimalistic queue-oriented macOS-native client for Spotify, with Guile Scheme scriptability SpotDownloader - A simple web tool that allows you to download songs from Spotify. You can download a song either by entering a track, album, or playlist link. You can also download the entire album or playlist in ZIP format. It also adds all the metadata like cover image, artists, and release date in the downloaded songs. Show, Podcast, and Artist page links aren\u0026rsquo;t supported yet. Spotiflyer - Download free content from Youtube, Spotify, Sound Cloud and more Spotube: A lightweight and free Spotify crossplatform-client which handles playback manually, streams music using Youtube \u0026amp; no Spotify premium account is needed SpotX: Modified Spotify Client for Windows (Windows Only) - Blocking ads and updates for the desktop version of Spotify, disabling podcasts and more Telegram # Telegram-FOSS - Unofficial, FOSS-friendly fork of the original Telegram client for Android. TikTok # ProxiTok - Open source alternative frontend for TikTok made with PHP. Official instance: Pussthecat Instance Twitch # ElectronPlayer - Electron Based Web Video Services Player. Supports Netflix, Youtube, Twitch, Floatplane, Hulu and more streamlink-twitch-gui - Multi platform Twitch.tv browser for Streamlink Twire: Alternative and open source Twitch client for Android Xtra - Twitch player and browser for Android Twitter/X # Due to recent changes with the Twitter API Policy you may have mixed success with these.\nFritter - A free, open-source Twitter client for Android. Harpy - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Flutter/Dart. Nitter - Alternative Twitter front-end - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Official instance: nitter.net Public instances: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances Example: Troy Hunt on Twitter and Nitter Shitter - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Java. Tweet-app - Desktop Twitter client only for tweeting. Timeline never shows up. Tweeterr - A tool to use Twitter from the command line on the fly. Tweepy - Twitter for Python Twidere X - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built mostly with Kotlin, in early stage. YouTube # Alltube - Web GUI for youtube-dl AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. BlackHole - Android music player app for YouTube Music and Spotify made with Flutter CloudTube - Alternative front-end for Invidious Official instance: https://tube.cadence.moe Installation guide for self-hosting: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/tube-docs/tree/main/item/docs/cloudtube/Installing%20CloudTube.md FreeTube - Open source YouTube desktop player for privacy on Windows, Mac and Linux Invidious - Invidious is an alternative front-end to YouTube - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Home page: https://invidious.io Invidious instances (Github): https://github.com/iv-org/documentation/blob/master/Invidious-Instances.md Invidious instances API: https://api.invidious.io Installation guide for self-hosting: https://docs.invidious.io/Installation.md Invidious-viewer - Python application to watch YouTube videos through the Invidious API, in the terminal (requires MPV player and libmpv.so, provided by Linux distro) Invuedious - An alternative frontend for invidious built with vue.js Official instance: https://bocchilorenzo.github.io/invuedious/ LibreTube - Android frontend for YouTube, based on Piped minitube - Lightweight youtube client with a kid-friendly interface. Can make playlists from search keywords mps-youtube - Terminal based YouTube player and downloader. NewPipe - A libre lightweight streaming front-end for Android oleksis/youtube-dl-gui - Cross-platform front-end GUI of the popular youtube-dl written in wxPython OpenVideoDownloader aka jely2002/youtube-dl-gui - A cross-platform GUI for youtube-dl made in Electron and node.js Piped - An alternative privacy-friendly YouTube frontend which is efficient by design - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking Official instance: https://piped.kavin.rocks List of public instances: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped/wiki/Instances Installation guide for self-hosting: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Documentation/blob/main/content/docs/self-hosting/index.md pipe-viewer - A lightweight application (fork of straw-viewer) for searching and playing videos from YouTube. Plumber - Local and remote video trimmer, can trim parts of video without downloading whole video, utilizes youtube-dl, allows conversion to GIFs smtube - Stand-alone YouTube video player Website: https://www.smtube.org SMTube is part of SMPlayer SMPlayer website: https://www.smplayer.info SMPlayer repository: https://github.com/smplayer-dev/smplayer SmartTubeNext - SmartTubeNext is an advanced YouTube app for Android TVs and TV boxes, free and open source. It is not a live TV client and does not support \u0026ldquo;YouTube TV\u0026rdquo;. SkyTube - An open-source YouTube app for Android. Tartube - A GUI front-end for youtube-dl, partly based on youtube-dl-gui and written in Python 3 / Gtk 3 th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). TubeArchivist - A self hosted YouTube media server. TubeSync - TubeSync is a PVR (personal video recorder) for YouTube. It syncs YouTube channels and playlists to a locally hosted media server. ViewTube - An alternative front-end for YouTube, written in Vue.js, uses Plyr video player; supports SponsorBlock, multiple Invidious instances support, chapters Vividl - Modern Windows GUI for youtube-dl Youtube-dl - Command-line program to download videos from YouTube.com and other video sites Youtube-viewer - Lightweight YouTube client for Linux YouTube.js - Full-featured wrapper around the Innertube API, which is what YouTube itself uses uYouPlus - uYouPlus (uYou+) is an alternative YouTube app for Apple\u0026rsquo;s iOS and iPadOS. yattee - Alternative YouTube frontend for iOS, tvOS and macOS built with Invidious and Piped, supports sponsorblock yt-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously without forcing javascript (Fork of youtube-local) yt-dlp - A youtube-dl fork with additional features and fixes. ytcc - Command line tool to keep track of your favorite playlists on YouTube and many other places. Can import youtube subscriptions from Google Takeout and provide them as an RSS feed for your favorite reader. ytfzf - A POSIX script that helps you find Youtube videos (without API) and opens/downloads them using mpv/youtube-dl. ytmdl - A simple app to get songs from YouTube in mp3 format with artist name, album name etc from sources like iTunes, LastFM, Deezer, Gaana etc. ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. ytdl-gui - A simple-to-use, cross-platform graphical interface for youtube-dl youtube-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously and with greater page performance ytcast - Cast YouTube videos to your smart TV from the command line. This program does roughly the same thing as the \u0026ldquo;Play on TV\u0026rdquo; button that appears on the player bar when you visit youtube.com with Chrome or when you use the YouTube smartphone app YouTube Music # AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. "},{"id":8,"href":"/hacking/","title":"Hacking","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The truth is revealed by removing things that stand in its light, an art not unlike sculpture, in which the artist creates, not by building, but by hacking away.\u0026rdquo; - Alan Watts\nWelcome to the Hacking section of Liberty tools! Hacking should be used to increase your knowledge and harden your defenses. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAnonymity # BinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\nI2P - The Invisible Internet Project.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nNipe - Script to redirect all traffic from the machine to the Tor network.\nOnionScan - One of the Hacking Tools for investigating the Dark Web by finding operational security issues introduced by Tor hidden service operators.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nTor - Free software and onion routed overlay network that helps you defend against traffic analysis.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nBug Bounty Platforms # Bugcrowd List - List of many companies that provide bug bounties. CTF(Capture the flag) # Ctf-tools - Collection of setup scripts to install various security research tools easily and quickly deployable to new machines.\nPwntools - Rapid exploit development framework built for use in CTFs.\nRsaCtfTool - Decrypt data enciphered using weak RSA keys, and recover private keys from public keys using a variety of automated attacks.\nDDoS # HOIC - Updated version of Low Orbit Ion Cannon, has ‘boosters’ to get around common counter measures.\nJS LOIC - JavaScript in-browser version of LOIC.\nLOIC - Open source network stress tool for Windows.\nSlowLoris - DoS tool that uses low bandwidth on the attacking side.\nT50 - Faster network stress tool.\nUFONet - Abuses OSI layer 7 HTTP to create/manage ‘zombies’ and to conduct different attacks using; GET/POST, multithreading, proxies, origin spoofing methods, cache evasion techniques, etc.\nDefense Evasion # AntiVirus Evasion Tool (AVET) - Post-process exploits containing executable files targeted for Windows machines to avoid being recognized by antivirus software.\nHyperion - Runtime encryptor for 32-bit portable executables (“PE .exes”).\nPeCloak.py - Automates the process of hiding a malicious Windows executable from antivirus (AV) detection.\nPeCloakCapstone - Multi-platform fork of the peCloak.py automated malware antivirus evasion tool.\nUniByAv - Simple obfuscator that takes raw shellcode and generates Anti-Virus friendly executables by using a brute-forcable, 32-bit XOR key.\nVeil - Generate metasploit payloads that bypass common anti-virus solutions.\nDefcon Suggested Reading # Defcon Suggested Reading Email Spoofing # SpoofBox - Offers email, SMS, Phone spoofing and lots of other tools. Not a free service. Can also be used to look up phone numbers. Exploit Development # Exploit Writing Tutorials - Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nShellcode Examples - Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial - Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nFile Format Analysis # Hachoir - Python library to view and edit a binary stream as tree of fields and tools for metadata extraction.\nKaitai Struct - File formats and network protocols dissection language and web IDE, generating parsers in C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby.\nVeles - Binary data visualization and analysis tool.\nForensics # Autopsy - Full suite of open source forensics tools.\nCAINE - CAINE is Linux Live CD that contains a wealth of digital forensic tools. Features include a user-friendly GUI, semi-automated report creation and tools for Mobile Forensics, Network Forensics, Data Recovery and more.\nFTK Imager - Open Source Disk imaging tool.\nPaladin Forensic Suite - Live Ubuntu distro with lots of tools. Open source with free and paid versions.\nSIFT Workstation - The SIFT Workstation is a collection of free and open-source incident response and forensic tools designed to perform detailed digital forensic examinations in a variety of settings, all built inside an Ubuntu VM.\nSMART - Open source sampling of many proprietary forensics tools.\nGNU/Linux Utilities # Linux Exploit Suggester - Heuristic reporting on potentially viable exploits for a given GNU/Linux system. Hacking Focused OSINT # AQUATONE - Subdomain discovery tool utilizing various open sources producing a report that can be used as input to other tools.\nBinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\nDataSploit - OSINT visualizer utilizing Shodan, Censys, Clearbit, EmailHunter, FullContact, and Zoomeye behind the scenes.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\ngithub-dorks - CLI tool to scan Github repos/organizations for potential sensitive information leak.\nIntrigue - Automated OSINT \u0026amp; Attack Surface discovery framework with powerful API, UI and CLI.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nShodan - World’s first search engine for Internet-connected devices.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSn1per - One of the Hacking Tools for Automated Pentest Recon Scanner.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\nThreat Crowd - Search engine for threats.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nvcsmap - Plugin-based tool to scan public version control systems for sensitive information.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nHacking Conventions # 44Con - Annual Security Conference held in London.\nAppSecUSA - Annual conference organized by OWASP.\nBalCCon - Balkan Computer Congress, annually held in Novi Sad, Serbia.\nBlack Hat - Annual security conference in Las Vegas.\nBruCON - Annual security conference in Belgium.\nCarolinaCon - Infosec conference, held annually in North Carolina.\nCCC - Annual meeting of the international hacker scene in Germany.\nCHCon - Christchurch Hacker Con, Only South Island of New Zealand hacker con.\nDeepSec - Security Conference in Vienna, Austria.\nDefCamp - Largest Security Conference in Eastern Europe, held annually in Bucharest, Romania.\nDEF CON - Annual hacker convention in Las Vegas. Known for having a left wing bias.\nEkoparty - Largest Security Conference in Latin America, held annually in Buenos Aires, Argentina.\nFSec - FSec - Croatian Information Security Gathering in Varaždin, Croatia.\nHack3rCon - Annual US hacker conference.\nHack.lu - Annual conference held in Luxembourg.\nHackfest - Largest hacking conference in Canada.\nHITB - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nHacking In The Box - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nInfosecurity Europe - Europe’s number one information security event, held in London, UK.\nLayerOne - Annual US security conference held every spring in Los Angeles.\nNullcon - Annual conference in Delhi and Goa, India.\nPhreakNIC - Technology conference held annually in middle Tennessee.\nRSA Conference USA - Annual security conference in San Francisco, California, USA.\nShmooCon - Annual US East coast hacker convention.\nSkyDogCon - Technology conference in Nashville.\nSummerCon - One of the oldest hacker conventions, held during Summer.\nSwiss Cyber Storm - Annual security conference in Lucerne, Switzerland.\nThotCon - Annual US hacker conference held in Chicago.\nTroopers - Annual international IT Security event with workshops held in Heidelberg, Germany.\nVirus Bulletin Conference - Annual conference going to be held in Denver, USA for 2016.\nHash Cracking # BruteForce Wallet - Find the password of an encrypted wallet file (i.e. wallet.dat).\nCeWL - Generates custom wordlists by spidering a target’s website and collecting unique words.\nHashcat - Another One of the Hacking Tools The more fast hash cracker.\nJohn the Ripper - One of the best Hacking Tools for Fast password cracker.\nJWT Cracker - Simple HS256 JWT token brute force cracker.\nRar Crack - RAR bruteforce cracker.\nHex Editors # 0xED – Native macOS hex editor that supports plug-ins to display custom data types.\nFrhed – Binary file editor for Windows.\nHexEdit.js – Browser-based hex editing.\nHexinator – World’s finest (proprietary, commercial) Hex Editor.\nInformation Security Magazines # 2600: The Hacker Quarterly – American publication about technology and computer “underground.”\nPhrack Magazine – By far the longest running hacker zine.\nUnredacted Magazine - The official magazine from Michael Bazzell author of Extreme Privacy.\nLock Picking Resources # Awesome Lockpicking – Awesome guides, tools, and other resources about the security and compromise of locks, safes, and keys.\nBosnianbill – More lockpicking videos.\nSchuyler Towne channel – Lockpicking videos and security talks.\n/r/lockpicking – Resources for learning lockpicking, equipment recommendations.\nmacOS Utilities # Bella – Pure Python post-exploitation data mining and remote administration tool for macOS. Multi-paradigm Frameworks # Armitage – Java-based GUI front-end for the Metasploit Framework.\nExploitPack – Graphical tool for automating penetration tests that ships with many pre-packaged exploits.\nFaraday – Multiuser integrated pentesting environment for red teams performing cooperative penetration tests, security audits, and risk assessments.\nMetasploit – Post exploitation Hacking Tools for offensive security teams to help verify vulnerabilities and manage security assessments.\nPupy – Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android) remote administration and post-exploitation tool.\nNetwork Tools # BetterCAP – Modular, portable and easily extensible MITM framework.\nCloudFail – Unmask server IP addresses hidden behind Cloudflare by searching old database records and detecting misconfigured DNS.\nCrackMapExec – A swiss army knife for pentesting networks.\nDebookee – Simple and powerful network traffic analyzer for macOS.\nDET – Proof of concept to perform data exfiltration using either single or multiple channel(s) at the same time.\nDgcd – Simple Unix network utility to extend the accessibility of TCP/IP based network services beyond firewalls.\nDnsmap – One of the Hacking Tools for Passive DNS network mapper.\nDnsrecon – One of the Hacking Tools for DNS enumeration script.\nDnschef – Highly configurable DNS proxy for pentesters.\nDnsenum – Perl script that enumerates DNS information from a domain, attempts zone transfers, performs a brute force dictionary style attack, and then performs reverse look-ups on the results.\nDnstracer – Determines where a given DNS server gets its information from, and follows the chain of DNS servers.\nDNSDumpster – One of the Hacking Tools for Online DNS recon and search service.\nDshell – Network forensic analysis framework.\nDsniff – Collection of tools for network auditing and pentesting.\nDripcap – Caffeinated packet analyzer.\nEvilgrade – Modular framework to take advantage of poor upgrade implementations by injecting fake updates.\nEttercap – Comprehensive, mature suite for machine-in-the-middle attacks.\nImpacket – A collection of Python classes for working with network protocols.\nIntercepter-NG – Multifunctional network toolkit.\nMass Scan – Best Hacking Tools for TCP port scanner, spews SYN packets asynchronously, scanning entire Internet in under 5 minutes.\nMallory – HTTP/HTTPS proxy over SSH.\nMitmproxy – Interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy for penetration testers and software developers.\nMorpheus – Automated ettercap TCP/IP Hacking Tools.\nNetsniff-ng – Swiss army knife for network sniffing.\nNetwork-Tools.com – Website offering an interface to numerous basic network utilities like ping, traceroute, whois, and more.\nNmap – Free security scanner for network exploration \u0026amp; security audits.\nPassivedns – Network sniffer that logs all DNS server replies for use in a passive DNS setup.\nPassivedns-client – Library and query tool for querying several passive DNS providers.\nPig – One of the Hacking Tools for GNU/Linux packet crafting.\nPwnat – Punches holes in firewalls and NATs.\nPraeda – Automated multi-function printer data harvester for gathering usable data during security assessments.\nPrinter Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) – Tool for printer security testing capable of IP and USB connectivity, fuzzing, and exploitation of PostScript, PJL, and PCL printer language features.\nRoutersploit – Open source exploitation framework similar to Metasploit but dedicated to embedded devices.\nScanless – Utility for using websites to perform port scans on your behalf so as not to reveal your own IP.\nScapy – Python-based interactive packet manipulation program \u0026amp; library.\nSPARTA – Graphical interface offering scriptable, configurable access to existing network infrastructure scanning and enumeration tools.\nSSH MITM – Intercept SSH connections with a proxy; all plaintext passwords and sessions are logged to disk.\nTcpdump/libpcap – Common packet analyzer that runs under the command line.\nWireshark – Widely-used graphical, cross-platform network protocol analyzer.\nXRay – Network (sub)domain discovery and reconnaissance automation tool.\nZarp – Network attack tool centered around the exploitation of local networks.\nZmap – Open source network scanner that enables researchers to easily perform Internet-wide network studies.\nOperating Systems # Best Linux Penetration Testing Distributions @ CyberPunk – Description of main penetration testing distributions.\nCuckoo – Open source automated malware analysis system.\nComputer Aided Investigative Environment (CAINE) – Italian GNU/Linux live distribution created as a digital forensics project.\nCSILinux - CSI\u0026rsquo;s mission is to equip you with the most advanced tools in digital forensics, OSINT, and incident response.\nDigital Evidence \u0026amp; Forensics Toolkit (DEFT) – Live CD for forensic analysis runnable without tampering or corrupting connected devices where the boot process takes place.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nSecurity @ Distrowatch – Website dedicated to talking about, reviewing, and keeping up to date with open source operating systems.\nTails – Live OS aimed at preserving privacy and anonymity.\nPhysical Hacking Tools # Anof-cyber/APTRS - APTRS (Automated Penetration Testing Reporting System) is an automated reporting tool in Python and Django. The tool allows Penetration testers to create a report directly without using the Traditional Docx file. It also provides an approach to keeping track of the projects and vulnerabilities.\nCanarytokens.org - Canarytokens are a free, quick, painless way to help defenders discover they\u0026rsquo;ve been breached by having attackers announce themselves. These are digital honeypots you can configure on your own network.\nFlipperzero.one - Flipper Zero is a portable multi-tool for pentesters and geeks in a toy-like body. It loves hacking digital stuff, such as radio protocols, access control systems, hardware and more. It\u0026rsquo;s fully open-source and customizable, so you can extend it in whatever way you like. Check out more firmware options here\nHak5.org - Sells many hacking for wifi pentesting, hotplug attacks, implants, remote access field kits and more. Breakdown of multiple tools\nLAN Turtle – Covert “USB Ethernet Adapter” that provides remote access, network intelligence gathering, and MITM capabilities when installed in a local network.\nPoisontap – Siphons cookies, exposes internal (LAN-side) router and installs web backdoor on locked computers.\nUSB Rubber Ducky – Customizable keystroke injection attack platform masquerading as a USB thumbdrive.\nWiFi Pineapple – Wireless auditing and penetration testing platform.\nPenetration Testing Resources # Pentest Tools # Metasploit Unleashed - Free Offensive Security Metasploit course.\nMITRE’s Adversarial Tactics, Techniques \u0026amp; Common Knowledge (ATT\u0026amp;CK) – Curated knowledge base and model for cyber adversary behavior.\nOpen Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM) – Framework for providing test cases that result in verified facts on which to base decisions that impact an organization’s security.\nOpen Web Application Security Project (OWASP) – Worldwide not-for-profit charitable organization focused on improving the security of especially Web-based and Application-layer software.\nPenetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) – Documentation designed to provide a common language and scope for performing and reporting the results of a penetration test.\nPenetration Testing Framework (PTF) – Outline for performing penetration tests compiled as a general framework usable by vulnerability analysts and penetration testers alike.\nPENTEST-WIKI – Free online security knowledge library for pentesters and researchers.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nShellcode Examples – Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial – Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nXSS-Payloads – Ultimate resource for all things cross-site including payloads, tools, games and documentation.\nPenetration Testing Distributions # ArchStrike – Arch GNU/Linux repository for security professionals and enthusiasts.\nAttifyOS – GNU/Linux distribution focused on tools useful during Internet of Things (IoT) security assessments.\nBackBox – Ubuntu-based distribution for penetration tests and security assessments.\nBlackArch – Arch GNU/Linux-based distribution with best Hacking Tools for penetration testers and security researchers.\nFedora Security Lab – Provides a safe test environment to work on security auditing, forensics, system rescue and teaching security testing methodologies.\nKali – GNU/Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing Hacking Tools.\nNetwork Security Toolkit (NST) – Fedora-based bootable live operating system designed to provide easy access to best-of-breed open source network security applications.\nParrot – Distribution similar to Kali, with multiple architectures with 100 of Hacking Tools.\nPentoo – Security-focused live CD based on Gentoo.\nThe Pentesters Framework – Distro organized around the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES), providing a curated collection of utilities that eliminates often unused toolchains.\nDocker for Penetration Testing # docker pull kalilinux/kali-linux-docker docker pull owasp/zap2docker-stable docker pull wpscanteam/wpscan docker pull citizenstig/dvwa docker pull wpscanteam/vulnerablewordpress docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-6271 docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-0160 docker pull opendns/security-ninjas docker pull diogomonica/docker-bench-security docker pull ismisepaul/securityshepherd docker pull danmx/docker-owasp-webgoat docker-compose build \u0026amp;\u0026amp; docker-compose up docker pull citizenstig/nowasp docker pull bkimminich/juice-shop docker pull phocean/msf Penetration Testing Report Templates # Pentesting Report Template – lucideus.com template.\nPentesting Report Template – pcisecuritystandards.org template.\nPublic Pentesting Reports – Curated list of public penetration test reports released by several consulting firms and academic security groups.\nRansomware Recovery # Nomoreransom - Help detect what kind of ransomware encryption you’re affected by and free tools to unlock it, in many but not all cases. Reverse Engineering Tools # Binwalk – Fast, easy to use tool for analyzing, reverse engineering, and extracting firmware images.\nCapstone – Lightweight multi-platform, multi-architecture disassembly framework.\ndnSpy – One of the Hacking Tools to reverse engineer .NET assemblies.\nEvan’s Debugger – OllyDbg-like debugger for GNU/Linux.\nFrida – Dynamic instrumentation toolkit for developers, reverse-engineers, and security researchers.\nImmunity Debugger – Powerful way to write exploits and analyze malware.\nInteractive Disassembler (IDA Pro) – Proprietary multi-processor disassembler and debugger for Windows, GNU/Linux, or macOS; also has a free version, IDA Free.\nMedusa – Open source, cross-platform interactive disassembler.\nOllyDbg – x86 debugger for Windows binaries that emphasizes binary code analysis.\nPeda – Python Exploit Development Assistance for GDB.\nPlasma – Interactive disassembler for x86/ARM/MIPS. Generates indented pseudo-code with colored syntax code.\nPyREBox – Python scriptable Reverse Engineering sandbox by Cisco-Talos.\nRadare2 – Open source, crossplatform reverse engineering framework.\nrVMI – Debugger on steroids; inspect userspace processes, kernel drivers, and preboot environments in a single tool.\nVoltron – Extensible debugger UI toolkit written in Python.\nWDK/WinDbg – Windows Driver Kit and WinDbg.\nx64dbg – Open source x64/x32 debugger for windows.\nSecurity Courses # ARIZONA CYBER WARFARE RANGE – 24×7 live fire exercises for beginners through real world operations; capability for upward progression into the real world of cyber warfare.\nComputer Security Student – Many free tutorials, great for beginners, $10/mo membership unlocks all content.\nCTF Field Guide – Everything you need to win your next CTF competition.\nCybrary – Free courses in ethical hacking and advanced penetration testing. Advanced penetration testing courses are based on the book ‘Penetration Testing for Highly-Secured Environments’.\nEuropean Union Agency for Network and Information Security – ENISA Cyber Security Training material.\nOffensive Security Training – Training from BackTrack/Kali developers.\nOpen Security Training – Training material for computer security classes.\nSANS Security Training – Computer Security Training \u0026amp; Certification.\nSide-channel Tools # ChipWhisperer – Complete open-source toolchain for side-channel power analysis and glitching attacks. Social Engineering # Beelogger – Tool for generating keylooger.\nCatphish – Tool for phishing and corporate espionage written in Ruby.\nEvilginx – MITM attack framework used for phishing credentials and session cookies from any Web service.\nKing Phisher – One of the Hacking Tools for Phishing campaign toolkit used for creating and managing multiple simultaneous phishing attacks with custom email and server content.\nSocial Engineer Toolkit (SET) – Open source pentesting framework designed for social engineering featuring a number of custom attack vectors to make believable attacks quickly.\nSocial Engineering Framework – Information resource for social engineers.\nwifiphisher – Automated phishing attacks against WiFi networks.\nStatic Analyzers # Bandit – Security oriented static analyser for python code.\nBrakeman – Static analysis security vulnerability scanner for Ruby on Rails applications.\nCppcheck – Extensible C/C++ static analyzer focused on finding bugs.\nFindBugs – Free software static analyzer to look for bugs in Java code.\nSobelow – Security-focused static analysis for the Phoenix Framework.\nTransport Layer Security Tools # SSLyze – Fast and comprehensive TLS/SSL configuration analyzer to help identify security mis-configurations.\nTLS Prober – Fingerprint a server’s SSL/TLS implementation.\nTestssl.sh – Command line tool which checks a server’s service on any port for the support of TLS/SSL ciphers, protocols as well as some cryptographic flaws.\nTools, Lists, Tutorials etc. # AD Exploit guides - Detailed guide on methods to exploit Active Directory.\nAndroid Security – Collection of Android security-related resources.\nAppSec – Resources for learning about application security.\nAwesome Awesomness – The List of the Lists.\nC/C++ Programming – One of the main language for open source security tools.\nCTFs – Capture The Flag frameworks, libraries, etc.\nExploit Writing Tutorials – Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nForensics – Free (mostly open source) forensic analysis tools and resources.\nGB Hackers Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHackerone Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHacking – Tutorials, tools, and resources.\nHoneypots – Honeypots, tools, components, and more.\nInfoSec § Hacking challenges – Comprehensive directory of CTFs, wargames, hacking challenge websites, Penetration testing tools list practice lab exercises, and more.\nInfosec – Information security resources for pentesting, forensics, and more.\nJavaScript Programming – In-browser development and scripting.\nKali Linux Tools – List of Hacking tools present in Kali Linux.\nMalware Analysis – Tools and resources for analysts.\nNode.js Programming – Curated list of delightful Node.js packages and resources.\nPCAP Tools – Tools for processing network traffic.\nPenetration Testing Cheat Sheets – Awesome Pentest Cheat Sheets.\nPivoting and Tunneling Guide - Detailed guide on methods to exploit.\nPython Programming 1 – General Python programming.\nPython Programming 2 – General Python programming.\nPython tools for penetration testers – Lots of pentesting tools are written in Python.\nRuby Programming 1 – The de-facto language for writing exploits.\nRuby Programming 2 – The de-facto\nVirtual Machines Labs # CFTtime - Free capture the flag hacking games.\nMindMaps - Massive list of smaller sites that provide individual hacking challenges.\nPentesterlab - Free and paid Pentesting training with labs.\nSadcloud - Sadcloud is a tool for spinning up insecure AWS infrastructure with Terraform.\nVulnerability Hub - Free Virtual machines to hack, provided by the community.\nVulnmachines - A place to learn and improve penetration testing/ethical hacking skills for FREE. The labs consist of 100+ real world scenarios to practice the latest exploits and cutting edge hacking techniques.\nVulnerability Databases # Bugtraq (BID) – Software security bug identification database compiled from submissions to the SecurityFocus mailing list and other sources, operated by Symantec, Inc.\nCommon Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) – Dictionary of common names (i.e., CVE Identifiers) for publicly known security vulnerabilities.\nCXSecurity – Archive of published CVE and Bugtraq software vulnerabilities cross-referenced with a Google dork database for discovering the listed vulnerability.\nExploit-DB – Non-profit project hosting exploits for software vulnerabilities, provided as a public service by Offensive Security.\nFull-Disclosure – Public, vendor-neutral forum for detailed discussion of vulnerabilities, often publishes details before many other sources.\nInj3ct0r (Onion service) – Exploit marketplace and vulnerability information aggregator.\nMicrosoft Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Microsoft software.\nMicrosoft Security Bulletins – Announcements of security issues discovered in Microsoft software, published by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC).\nMozilla Foundation Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Mozilla software, including the Firefox Web Browser.\nNational Vulnerability Database (NVD) – United States government’s National Vulnerability Database provides additional meta-data (CPE, CVSS scoring) of the standard CVE List along with a fine-grained search engine.\nPacket Storm – Compendium of exploits, advisories, tools, and other security-related resources aggregated from across the industry.\nSecuriTeam – Independent source of software vulnerability information.\nUS-CERT Vulnerability Notes Database – Summaries, technical details, remediation information, and lists of vendors affected by software vulnerabilities, aggregated by the United States Computer Emergency Response Team (US-CERT).\nVulnerability Lab – Open forum for security advisories organized by category of exploit target.\nVulners – Security database of software vulnerabilities.\nZero Day Initiative – Bug bounty program with the publicly accessible archive of published security advisories, operated by TippingPoint.\nVulnerability Scanners # Nexpose – Commercial vulnerability and risk management assessment engine that integrates with Metasploit, sold by Rapid7.\nNessus – Commercial vulnerability management, configuration, and compliance assessment platform, sold by Tenable. Free for under 25 devices.\nOpenVAS – Free open source software implementation of the popular Nessus vulnerability assessment system.\nVuls – Agentless vulnerability scanner for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD, written in Go.\nWeb Exploitation # Autochrome – Easy to install a test browser with all the appropriate setting needed for web application testing with native Burp support, from NCCGroup.\nBlindElephant – Web application fingerprinter.\nBrowser Exploitation Framework (BeEF) – Command and control server for delivering exploits to commandeered Web browsers.\nBurp Suite – One of the Hacking Tools integrated platform for performing security testing of web applications.\nCommix – Automated all-in-one operating system command injection and exploitation tool.\nDVCS Ripper – Rip web accessible (distributed) version control systems: SVN/GIT/HG/BZR.\nEyeWitness – Tool to take screenshots of websites, provide some server header info, and identify default credentials if possible.\nFiddler – Free cross-platform web debugging proxy with user-friendly companion tools.\nFimap – Find, prepare, audit, exploit and even Google automatically for LFI/RFI bugs.\nFuzzDB – Dictionary of attack patterns and primitives for black-box application fault injection and resource discovery.\nGitTools – One of the Hacking Tools that Automatically find and download Web accessible .git repositories.\nKadabra – Automatic LFI exploiter and scanner.\nKadimus – LFI scan and exploit tool.\nLiffy – LFI exploitation tool.\nNoSQLmap – Automatic NoSQL injection and database takeover tool.\nOffensive Web Testing Framework (OWTF) – Python-based framework for pentesting Web applications based on the OWASP Testing Guide.\nSslstrip – One of the Hacking Tools Demonstration of the HTTPS stripping attacks.\nSslstrip2 – SSLStrip version to defeat HSTS.\nsqlmap – Automatic SQL injection and database takeover tool.\nTplmap – Automatic server-side template injection and Web server takeover Hacking Tools.\nVHostScan – A virtual host scanner that performs reverse lookups, can be used with pivot tools, detect catch-all scenarios, aliases and dynamic default pages.\nWeevely3 – Weaponized web shell.\nWebscreenshot – A simple script to take screenshots of list of websites.\nWhatWeb – Website fingerprinter.\nWappalyzer – Wappalyzer uncovers the technologies used on websites.\nwafw00f – Identifies and fingerprints Web Application Firewall (WAF) products.\nWordPress Exploit Framework – Ruby framework for developing and using modules which aid in the penetration testing of WordPress powered websites and systems.\nWPSploit – Exploit WordPress-powered websites with Metasploit.\nWeb Scanners # Arachni – Scriptable framework for evaluating the security of web applications.\nCms-explorer – Reveal the specific modules, plugins, components and themes that various websites powered by content management systems are running.\nNikto – Noisy but fast black box web server and web application vulnerability scanner.\nSecApps – In-browser web application security testing suite.\nWebReaver – Commercial, graphical web application vulnerability scanner designed for macOS.\nw3af – Hacking Tools for Web application attack and audit framework.\nWPScan – Hacking Tools of Black box WordPress vulnerability scanner.\nWapiti – Black box web application vulnerability scanner with built-in fuzzer.\nJoomscan – One of the best Hacking Tools for Joomla vulnerability scanner.\nACSTIS – Automated client-side template injection (sandbox escape/bypass) detection for AngularJS.\nWindows Utilities # Bloodhound – Graphical Active Directory trust relationship explorer.\nDeathStar – Python script that uses Empire’s RESTful API to automate gaining Domain Admin rights in Active Directory environments.\nEmpire – Pure PowerShell post-exploitation agent.\nFibratus – Tool for exploration and tracing of the Windows kernel.\nMagic Unicorn – Shellcode generator for numerous attack vectors, including Microsoft Office macros, PowerShell, HTML applications (HTA), or certutil (using fake certificates).\nMimikatz – Credentials extraction tool for Windows operating system.\nPowerSploit – PowerShell Post-Exploitation Framework.\nredsnarf – Post-exploitation tool for retrieving password hashes and credentials from Windows workstations, servers, and domain controllers.\nResponder – LLMNR, NBT-NS and MDNS poisoner.\nSysinternals Suite – The Sysinternals Troubleshooting Utilities.\nwePWNise – Generates architecture independent VBA code to be used in Office documents or templates and automates bypassing application control and exploit mitigation software.\nWindows Credentials Editor – Inspect logon sessions and add, change, list, and delete associated credentials, including Kerberos tickets.\nWindows Exploit Suggester – Detects potential missing patches on the target.\nWireless Network Hacking # Aircrack-ng – Set of Penetration testing \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list for auditing wireless networks.\nFluxion – Suite of automated social engineering based WPA attacks.\nKismet – Wireless network detector, sniffer, and IDS.\nReaver – Brute force attack against WiFi Protected Setup.\nWifite – Automated wireless attack tool.\n"},{"id":9,"href":"/health/","title":"Health","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Our food should be our medicine and our medicine should be our food.\u0026rdquo; - Hippocrates\nThe modern world is poisoning us. Big Ag, Big Pharma, social media, environmental pollution, EMFs are everywhere. Corporations and every level of our governments are complicit, and this trend doesnt seem to be slowing down. We need to take our health back into our own hands. By embracing traditional wisdom, and alternatives to mainstream health we can reclaim much of the health that modern society has been slowly destroying.\nReject modernity. Embrace Tradition.\nBioHacking Tools # AgelessBody - List of Biohacking tools and strategies\nAnyLuv Metal Glasses - Anyluv sells blue light blocking daytime and nighttime glasses with metal frames, so that you can minimize your light exposure without putting plastic on your face like most other blue light blocking glasses.\nBioHackerLabs Tools - Several different tools and resources. Net Carb Calc, Glucose Ketone Calc, Blood Sugar converter, Blue light testing.\nBluBlox - Cheaper Blue light blocking sunglasses\nBonCharge - Numerous products for sale. Include Blu light blocking, EMF Blocking, red light therapy etc. Products are bit pricey.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nEmr-Tek - Wide range of products. Inlcuding non plastic blue and yellow light blocking glasses. Iphone radiation blocking cases. Red light devices and more.\nOpal - App that blocks other apps. Social media can be addicting and can impact your productivity, but sometimes deleting it isn\u0026rsquo;t an option. Stop yourself from wasting time on social media during designated time frames with the Opal app.\nChips - Seed Oil Free # Seed oils are everywhere. New evidence shows that they are wildly toxic and heavily correlate with the increase in major chronic disease over the last 100 years. But Chips are also delicious so here\u0026rsquo;s a few options for seed oil free chips. Anti-Seed Oil Data\nBeefys Own - Beef tallow potato chips.\nMasa Chips - Organic nixtalized corn chips cooked in grassfed beef tallow. From the creators of the Shireapp. Accepts Bitcoin. Currently they are a bit pricey.\nRosies Chips - Beef tallow potato chips.\nSiete Foods - Family owned Mexican company that produces a wide range of seed oil free chips and other products. Primarily cooked in Avocado oil.\nClothing # Non Plastic, EMF Resistant and Grounded\nAll of these ideas may seem controversial to you. Here are some great resources to learn more about them. Grounding/Earthing , Microplastics , Guide on avoiding all plastics and toxic chemicals\nAJConsultingCompany - Non Plastic Alternatives\nBuffaloWoolCo - 100% buffalo/bison wool clothing.\nCottonique - GOTS Certified 100% Organic cotton products.\nEarth Runners - Earth Runners was created to rewild our lives in response to the typical modern domesticated lifestyle, which is causing numerous health, psychological and social issues. Grounded minimalist sandals.\nFindwool.com - Find 100% pure wool in your area.\nGrounded Shoes - Shoes that are discharged electricity from body via grounded shoes. Most(but not all) shoes are 100% leather and plastic free.\nHarvest and Mill - 100% organic cotton sheets, towels \u0026amp; more. 100% Sourced \u0026amp; Made in the USA.\nHemp Organic Life - Organic hemp products for all sorts of less common items such as: mattress covers, cushions, sleeping bags, soaps, socks, and even home and car seat covers.\nNatural Home - Natural home sells a wide mix of organic wool, cotton, linen, hemp furniture and much more.\nOddobody - 100% organic cotton underwear for woman.\nPeluva Shoes - Founded by liberty leaning nutrition expert Mark Sisson. Peluva aims to create shoes that allow you to move well in a more natural state.\nRawganique - Organic cotton, linen and Hemp clothing and accessories.\nRhizal Shoes - Grounded 100% leather shoes.\nThe Filtery - Aggregator for non plastic clothes and other household items.\nWoolshire - GOTS Certified 100% Organic locally sourced Cotton products. Organic sourcing is often not verified when it comes from other countries. At Woolshire it is verified.\nWyoming Based - American Wool company. Sells Beanies and Sweaters. Accepts Bitcoin. Manufactured in America. Anti-woke.\nCosmetics # Animal based and Non-Toxic\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Deodorant, Toothpaste, soap, etc\nCaptain Fishers - Balms and Hair serum using Tallow and other natural ingredients.\nClara And Fritz - Whipped tallow based sunscreen and other products\nDakota Tallow - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nFarrow.Life - Pork Lard based. Farrow is made in real time and in small batches to ensure super freshness and the highest quality.\nJKLM Farm - Small Batch Animal Fat Soap \u0026amp; Skincare Products. Includes bone marrow soap,bacon fat soap, hair paste and more.\nMeraki Blu - Meraki Blu and Tallow based supplements. Meraki Blu has been shown to help Energy, Focus, Short-Term and Long-Term Memory, Uplift Mood, Calm Anxiety, and be Anti-Aging focused.\nNoseToTail-BodyCare - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nVintage Tradition - Tallow Lip balms.\nWhite Oaks Home goods - White oaks also provides tallow and lard based cosmetics, candles etc.\nDental Health # Dental health has been an epidemic of malocclusion largely related the to quality of our food for thousands of years. This has led to mass issues with dental decay and improper facial development which leads to nasal breathing, which in turns leads to wisdom teeth problems and many other following health issues.Check out these resources to learn more: Weston A Price\u0026rsquo;s world wide study , Jaw Development , Breathing , General Dental Health\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Toothpaste and other products. Completely natural with no Fluoride.\nVanMan Shop - Toothpase made from eggshell and betonite clay. Shipped in glass containers. Offers other products as well.\nBite - Plastic free Vegan friendly toothpaste and other teeth related products, including bamboo tooth brushes and plastic free floss, all sold in non plastic containers.\nGreenzla - Bamboo plastic free tooth brushes.\nPlastic Free Dental Floss - Made from wheat instead of plastic for your flossing needs.\nMastique Chewing Gum - Often referred to as mastic gum, Mastique offers sugar free, seed oil and trans fat free Mastic gum for chewing to help build jaw strength and avoid jaw/wisdom teeth problems. Also comes with xylitol, coconut and natural mastic for extra teeth care. Doesn\u0026rsquo;t taste like regular gum, but ultimately its not bad tasting either.\nGreco Gum - Single ingredient mastic gum for increasing jaw strength. Made from resinous sap that seeps from the bark of the mastic tree (Pistacia lentiscus) and becomes crystallized.\nApolloGum - Single ingredient mastic gum with only a single ingredient. Offers a 21% discount if purchased in bitcoin.\nBiolight - A redlight device specifically for your mouth and teeth. Red light has shown tremendous health benefits across a wide spectrum. The Biolight can help to restore your oral microbiome. Company also provides many other redlight products.\nMewing App - An app from the creator of Mewing, that helps you do different mewing exercises designed to help strengthen your jaw with proper tongue posture, and help your face, jaw and teeth develop properly.\nEnvironmental Toxin Monitoring # Because Health - A nonprofit environmental health site that offers science-based tips and guides for buying safer cookware and dishes, uncontaminated foods, and nontoxic personal-care products—to help people live more healthfully.\nBreast Cancer Prevention Partners - An organization that provides information for reducing toxic exposures—in food packaging, cosmetics, and other everyday products—to protect people’s breast health and reproductive health.\nCHEM Trust - A website that offers terrific fact sheets about hazardous chemicals and their impacts on health, as well as news about chemical legislation in Europe (such as REACH).\nClearya - A browser plug-in and mobile app that help online shoppers make informed choices. Clearya automatically screens ingredient lists for chemicals of concern while shopping online, and assists in discovering safer alternatives. In parallel, the platform mines insights that serve environmental health scientists and advocacy groups.\nEnvironmental Defense Fund - A leading global nonprofit organization that promotes research related to preserving the health of both the environment and its populations, including humans.\nEnvironmental Health News - A publication of Environmental Health Sciences, a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental health issues, including climate change, the plastic pollution crisis, and harmful chemicals such as BPA.\nEnvironmental Working Group - A nonprofit dedicated to protecting human health and the environment. The group offers excellent Shopper’s Guides with scientifically based recommendations on choosing healthy consumer products (from cosmetics to cleaning products) and uncontaminated foods (including produce). The organization also offers a Healthy Living App with ratings of more than 120,000 food and personal-care products, to help consumers make the healthiest choices.\nMade Safe - A program that certifies safe brands of cosmetics, household products, apparel, bedding, and other products, after a rigorous screening and evaluation of ingredients and materials. Check out their new Healthy Pregnancy Guide.\nNational Resources Defense Council - An organization that works to safeguard the earth, including its air, water, people, plants, and animals, from pollution, chemicals, and other toxic effects.\nProgram on Reproductive Health and the Environment - Under the auspices of the University of California, San Francisco, this program offers valuable resources that can help minimize people’s exposure to reproductive toxins in everyday life.\nSafer Chemicals, Healthy Families - A coalition of organizations and businesses working to safeguard families from toxic chemicals in our homes, workplaces, schools, and in the products we use.\nSafer Made - An organization that invests in companies and technologies that eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals in consumer products and supply chains. Its newsletters highlight developments in phasing out certain chemicals and progress on other environmental issues.\nSilent Spring Institute - A scientific research organization dedicated to uncovering the links between environmental chemicals and human health. On the preventive front, the organization developed Detox Me, a free mobile app to help consumers reduce their exposure to toxic chemicals in their everyday surroundings.\nToxic Free Future - An organization that conducts original research on the complex science underlying different aspects of environmental health and advocates for the use of safer products, chemicals, and practices to ensure a healthier future.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFood Discovery Apps # Feed the People By the People - An organization dedicated to empowering farmers and ranchers across the country and cutting out middlemen to enable direct sales to customers. By decentralizing the food supply chain, they aim to put the power of food back in the hands of the people.\nGetRawMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area based off your zip code.\nGround Work Collective - Website that finds high quality farms and high quality soil.\nLabel Ferret - Label Ferret uses nutrition data from a variety of sources but nutrition data and ingredient labels change frequently so accuracy cannot be guaranteed. You can use this app to read ingredients and nutritional facts from a wide range of different products.\nLocal Fats: Website that that helps you find food providers that dont use seed oils. Includes locations all over the world. Locations are crowd sourced, so anyone can submit a new location they find.\nRealMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area.\nSeed Oil Rebellion - Website that provides education around seed oils and buying/food guides.\nSeed Oil Scout - App that helps you find restaurants and fast food providers that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App only works in IOS.\nSeed oil Free Restaurants - Website that lets you look up specific restaurants to see what oils they cook in and dont cook in.\nSeedy App - App that helps you find restaurants, fast food providers and products at grocery stores that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App is under construction. Old demo app only worked in IOS.\nShireapp - App that finds local high quality real foods. Includes multiple categories such as Seed oil free, regenerative, grass fed, organic, raw etc.\nHealth Funding Projects # Decentralized Health Fund - The Decentralized Health Fund looks to fund important but largely unprofitable research in regards to lesser known areas of health. The fund is working to collect and store money in BTC in order to give out grants to fund studies and projects around the dangers of EMF\u0026rsquo;s, the benefit of grounding, sunlight and other natural sources.\nNew Founding - New Founding is looking to raise funds to focus on \u0026ldquo;early-stage ventures where we can add exceptional value by leveraging our significant proprietary deal flow, our best-in-class intelligence of conservative consumer and institutional demand, and our connections within the right-wing ecosystem.\u0026rdquo; ‍\nHealthcare Alternative # Chronic Illness Recovery - An institute that focuses on healing from long term health issues caused by systemic inflammation and other modern causes.\nCrowdhealth - CrowdHealth is not an insurance company, but a platform \u0026amp; community that empowers you with a crowdfunding tool and a wealth of resources to efficiently manage your health care costs.\nCurehunter - Free service that catalogs most medical conditions and potential treatments. CureHunter is a fully integrated scientific search, data retrieval and analysis engine on the web that can read the entire US National Library of Medicine Medline Archive and automatically extract and quantify the evidence for successful clinical outcomes of all known drugs for all known human diseases.\nDPC Network - Find Direct Primary care Doctors near you.\nDpcare - Direct Primary Care (DPC) is an innovative alternative payment model improving access to high functioning healthcare with a simple, flat, affordable membership fee. No fee-for-service payments. No third party billing. The defining element of DPC is an enduring and trusting relationship between a patient and his or her primary care provider.\nDruglike - Druglike is a platform for democratizing the access, costs, and rewards of early-stage drug discovery. Druglike is building a decentralized computing network which provides resources for anyone looking to start or contribute to early-stage drug discovery projects. Unlike competitors, Druglike will be web-based and completely free to use.\nFree Market Medical Association - Free Market Medical Association helps find Market alternatives to healthcare, co-founded by the CEO of Oklahoma Surgery Center.\nOklahoma Surgery Center - Free Market for Surgery with full price transparency.\nRevero.com - Program that aims to evaluate and measure health metrics to get down to the real causes of your health issues, while using a nutritional and holistic approach.\nTrue Med - True Med helps facilitate acceptance of HSA and FSA money for individuals and companies. This can be used by or for any company that promotes better diet, exercise or other alternative forms of health.\nTWC.Health - Alternative healthcare to the mainstream pharma system. Also sells supplements. Co-founded by Dr. Peter McCullough.\nHigh Quality Meat # Organic, Grass Fed, Regenerative and Seed Oil Free Food\nAUPA Bar - The Chad of energy bars. High quality meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit. AUPA gives discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. Save an additional 5% with code word \u0026ldquo;liberty\u0026rdquo;\nEpic Provisions - One of the best and most convenient ways to access high quality meat in convenient packaging.\nForce of Nature - Another fantastic option for regenerative meat. Including Beef, Bison, Chicken, Elk, Venison, Wild Boar and more. Force of Nature is also unique in selling \u0026ldquo;Ancestral Blends\u0026rdquo; ground meat mixed with small amounts of organ meats for delicious ways to eat highly nutritious organ meats.\nJoyce-Farms - Another great regenerative source of meat. Provides a wide range of poultry, sausages and jerkies.\nMauinui Venison - Regenerative/sustainable raised deer. Axis deer are an invasive species in Maui and need to be kept in check to preserve the water and local plants/farms as there are no natural predators for the deer on Maui. Slightly pricey.\nMeatrition - A massive database in defense of all things Meat.\nNose to Tail - Regenerative and pastured raise meat, specifically focused on producing the best low PUFA raised mono-gastric animals like Chicken and Pork. Also sells Lamb.\nWhite Oak Pastures - One of the most respected regenerative farms around, practicing their idea of \u0026ldquo;radically traditionally farming\u0026rdquo;. White oaks sells several different kinds of meat, including, Duck, Goose, Guinea, Rabbit, Goat etc. White Oak has really pioneered the regenerative model and proofed its effective with a peer reviewed study\nWild Idea Buffalo - Another great option. Focuses primarily on buffalo but has several other great offers. Bison are only slaughtered in the field, never in a slaughterhouse.\nMedical Drugs Resellers # Buy medical drugs from third parties that may be in limited supply.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinal. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nContraband Cures - A list of alternative style medicines for several different conditions.\nContingency Medical - Emergency Antibiotic Kits, for Home or on the Go. Stay protected against Nausea, Vomiting, Strep Throat, UTIs, Diarrhea, Ear Infections, Sinusitis and more.\nDuration Health - The portable emergency room — Peace of mind for off-grid living and travel. Their doctors prescribe you life-saving medications before you need them. They ship them to you before your next adventure. Treat urgent medical issues anywhere — without finding a doctor or pharmacy.\nJase Medical - Emergency meds and Prescription drugs.\nMountain Rose Herbs - One of the best sources of organic herbs and alternative medicines.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nPurely Prepared Patriot - American company that sells Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and Fenbendazole.\nOSINT- Health and the Environment # Antennasearch.com - Track 5g Towers in your area.\nClimateViewerMaps - Track Real Time data of climate weather across the world including rainfall and UN Tracking of weather Modification projects.\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nSupplement Testing and Rankings # Consumerlab - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nLabdoor - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nVaccine and Medical Info # Just the Inserts - Just the Inserts is a collection of all vaccine and other medication related info from the official source. While much of this information is public, it is often obfuscated and difficult to find. Just the Inserts bring all of the safety related data to one convient place for you to check on what the actual side affects of vaccines and other medications are. "},{"id":10,"href":"/job-boards/","title":"Job Boards","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.\u0026rdquo; - Confucius\nWhy work for a company you hate? If you believe in liberty many of these companies hate you. Stop wasting your talents and your energy on them, and find something that advances your values.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale. Jobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin. Latium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase. Publish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens. Liberty and Crypto Related Job Boards # AnonFriendly - Don\u0026rsquo;t doxx yourself for work. Job boards for Anonymous workers. Bankless.Pallet - The best jobs in crypto and DeFi, curated by Bankless, for the Bankless Nation. New technical and non-technical job posts every week. BitcoinerJobs - Bitcoiner Jobs is the leading career site helping to build the emerging Bitcoin industry and the careers of Bitcoiners within it. Publicsq - Non-woke and conservative leaning job board. Talent Market - Talent Market’s mission is to promote liberty by providing talent for critical roles within the free-market nonprofit sector. Provide Free consulting for liberty focused non profits. No-Jab Job Boards # Based.Pro - Formerly \u0026ldquo;NoVaxMandate.org\u0026rdquo; Based.Pro has pivoted from its vax focus to help you connect with professionals, companies and institutions who share your values. Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types. Redballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or covid nonsense. Unjected - Dating board for people who have not had any of the Covid-19 Vaccines. Vaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status. "},{"id":11,"href":"/metrics/","title":"Metrics","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Freedom and Anti Freedom Metrics # “Just as Soviet managers responded by producing shoddy goods that met the numerical targets set by their overlords, so do schools, police forces, and businesses find ways of fulfilling quotas with shoddy goods of their own.” ― Jerry Z. Muller\nIn order to better understand the broader picture, data collection becomes essential. Data collection can be used to paint whatever narrative its collectors want. We must be aware of the actual data in order to interrupt the truth as it is, and not what politics wants it to be. Here are a list of metrics tracking different statistics directly related to rising tyranny in our world.\nAtlantic Council CBDCTracker - Tracks Country progress of (CBDC)Central Bank Digital Currency Implementation and testing\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nCDBC Tracker - A project by the Human Rights Foundation to track CDBC development worldwide.\nCriticalrace.org Track CRT and other forms of Wokeness in schools. Tracks Colleges and K-12. Tracks many of the specific actions taken at every school.\nDefendingEd - Tracking DEI/Wokism in Schools.\nDigital Sovereignty Index - The DSI is a simple metric to illustrate how much locally hosted applications are used across the measured countries. It represents the relative amount of deployments of self-hosted productivity \u0026amp; collaboration tools per 100K citizens, compared to other countries.\nFreedomHouse.org - Freedom Metric across the world, does not Track Covid.\nFreedominthe50states.org - Tracks the most Free US states in regards to a wide set of metrics, does not track covid freedoms. Provided by the Cato institute.\nFungibility-Graveyard - List of People who have been exposed and prosecuted for or while using Bitcoin due to lack of privacy\nHeritage World Freedom Index - Economic Freedom across the world\nICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nRootshq - Website that tracks different liberty groups and associations across America\nShadowstats - Tracks true levels of economics in America, Money supply, Inflation, GDP etc…\nUSDebtclock - Real time National Debt Counter.\nWashingtonPost Police Shooting DB - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states.\nWokeWagon - Tracks woke political appointees in government\nWorld Press Freedoms - Ranking of all countries in the world by freest to least free press.\n"},{"id":12,"href":"/money/","title":"Money","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" If you don’t believe it or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try and convince you. I am sorry. - Satoshi Nakamoto\nCrypto Currency, The greatest tool we have.\nFinancial privacy is largely being wiped away across the world, while governments simultaneously destroy the value of our currencies through inflation and sanctions. With the invention of Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto gave us what is probably the single greatest tool for freedom in the history of the world. With decentralized crypto currency we have the ability to fix our money and fix the world. While some people believe that all non bitcoin crypto currencies are a scam we do not agree. We believe in competition for all freedom tech. Bitcoin isn\u0026rsquo;t perfect and shouldn\u0026rsquo;t be treated as a religion. The best counterpoint to bitcoins imperfection is its inherent lack of privacy and its current difficulty with scaling. Monero provides the best and simplest use case for privacy and is a great alternative to bitcoin. Likewise we believe that other crypto projects may have real utility in pursuing freedom. That being said the crypto industry is absolutely saturated with scams and grifters. As always do your own research and invest carefully. Hold your own keys and continue your journey to being financially sovereign.\nAcquire Crypto # Atomic Swaps # Atomic Swaps are the future of Crypto Currency trading. Completely custody-less, heavily private, and generally uncensorable. Still very much in development. Learn more here.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nBasic Swap Dex - Atomic Swap DEX. No added fees. Installed locally. Currently in BETA.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nLiquiality - Atomic Swaps across multiple coins.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nUnstoppapleSwaps - Atomic Swap from BTC to Monero.\nDecentralized Exchanges # Decentralization is a spectrum. Many decentralized exchanges aren\u0026rsquo;t nearly as decentralized as they claim to be, but usually they are far more distributed than any centralized exchanges.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nFiat On Ramps (P2P) # Bisq - Buy and sell bitcoin for fiat (or other cryptocurrencies) privately and securely using Bisq\u0026rsquo;s peer-to-peer network and open-source desktop software. Bisq allows you to purchase your bitcoin using P2P Zelle transactions. No registration required.\nHodl Hodl - Anonymous P2P deals on your terms. Trade globally. Using any payment system. For any fiat currency. Bitcoin only. No registration required.\nLocal Monero - Local Monero makes it easy for you to connect with real people in the real world to buy and sell Monero with no KYC. Announced in May 2024 that they would be shutting down. No reason given, but this is likely due to regulatory pressure against other platforms like Samurai and Tornado cash.\nPeach Bitcoin - Peach allows users to purchase BTC in many different national currencies all P2P without KYC. Not currently available in the US.\nRetoSwap - Like Bisq but for Monero. Installed locally, it uses Monero and Tor for high level privacy.\nXMRGlobal - A monero focused p2p exchange for purchasing cryptocurrency via Zelle, ACH cash etc.\nNon-Custodial exchanges # Most exchanges are custodial, meaning you are required to leave crypto on their platform if you want to trade, or you purchase and they will hold on to it initially. Non-custodial exchanges will send your trades and purchases directly to wallets of your choosing.\nChangenow - Reliable non KYC exchange.\nChangelly - Not recommended at this time. Changelly does not require KYC for smaller transactions but they will sometimes implement KYC mid trade, forcing to KYC or lose your funds.\nCryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nEvonax - Established in 2016,Evonax operates as a non-custodial instant cryptocurrency exchange, ensuring that users’ funds are never held within the platform. Serving as an intermediary between cryptocurrencies and users, Evonax provides access to a diverse range of digital assets including Monero (XMR).\nFixedFloat - Good rates for crypto exchanges, does not currently allow US customer IP addresses. Does not require KYC.\nGodex.io - This exchange is a dependable tool for immediate conversions. It supports the conversion of over 300 cryptocurrencies into Monero, without any KYC requirements and it works in both directions, offering great flexibility.\nHoudini Swap - Privacy focused non custodial exchange.\nKYC vs No KYC list - A list of P2P Trading Platforms (i.e. P2P exchanges) for trading Bitcoin. Common payment methods include bank transfer, cash deposited in the seller\u0026rsquo;s bank account, in-person cash (face-to-face) trades as well as payment networks such as Zelle, Alipay, even Cash App and PayPal, for example. Some of these payment methods are more private than others. Typically, face-to-face, cash-by-mail, and US Postal Money Orders are among the most private methods available.\nKYCNotMe - Website that Tracks exchanges that don\u0026rsquo;t use KYC.\nMexc - Crypto trades without KYC. Currently blocked for US based IP addresses.\nNO KYC Only - Education on avoiding KYC and why its problematic.\nOrangeFren - Check many KYC-free services and find the one with the best offer for a wide variety of coins.\nSimpleSwap - Exchange multiple tokens without giving up custody. Requires an account. Offers cash back in their own token.\nSideShift - Shift between different layer 2 tokens. Includes tokens on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Polygoin.\nStealthEx - StealthEX is a non-custodial cryptocurrency exchange service that accepts Monero (XMR). The platform does not require users to create an account or share personal information. Additionally, funds are not stored on StealthEX; exchanges are conducted directly between wallets. At StealthEX, there are no upper limits for your exchanges — you can exchange any amount you desire. When it comes to minimum amounts, you only need to ensure you have enough to cover the network fees.\nSwapSwop - SwapSwop is an instant anonymous crypto exchange with a high level of security from SSL certificates on internal services to a multi-stage exchange procedure, which guarantees the safety of your assets and quick exchange for the desired cryptocurrency.\nTrocador - Privacy focused front end to push your transactions through non KYC exchanges.\nBusiness Directories # AirBTC - AirBNB for Bitcoiners.\nAgoristAcers - Purchase Seeds with Monero.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nAutoCoinCar - Purchase Luxury cars with Crypto - (UK Only).\nBeef Initiative - Purchase Regenerative/Grass fed beef with Crypto.\nBitcoin-P2P Marketplace - BTC sales.\nBitcoin-RealEstate - Purchase Real estate with crypto.\nBitcoin-only - The Ultimate guide to all things Bitcoin.\nBitcoin-only.com - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nBitejo - Massive List of companies that accept Monero and Bitcoin - Is now XMRBazzar.\nCarCoinMarket - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCompTIA Vouchers - CompTIA certs for Btc.\nCryptoCars - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCryptwerk - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nDirectory.BTCPayserver - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nGrowingSpaces - Buy Greenhouses with BTC.\nMonerica - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nMoneromarket - XMR trading platform with escrow. Start selling and buying today.\nOatManFarms - Purchase Oats for BTC.\nShopinBit - Purchase all sorts of items in BTC, only ships to UK currently.\nXMR Bazzar - A p2p shopping center for buying and selling services and goods in Monero. Built by Douglas Tumen, founder and host of the Monero Talk podcast.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale.\nJobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin.\nLatium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase.\nPublish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens.\nDAO and DEFI Tools # ApeBoard - Cross chain crypto monitoring Dashboard.\nCoin - Crypto portfolio account and crypto news aggregator.\nCow.fi - CoW Protocol finds the lowest price for your trade across all exchanges and aggregators, such as Uniswap and 1inch – and protects you from MEV, unlike the others.\nDAOStack - Project that helps you streamline the creation of your own DAO.\nDefiSafety - DEFI Security ratings.\nDefillama - The ultimate tracker for all things DEFI. Track Yield, transparency, NFTs, Stables, Hacks etc.\nDapps.com - Dapp rankings via marketcap.\nDextools - Cross Chain Defi and Cefi Dashboard.\nGhostfol - Multichain Dashboard, includes traditional stocks and ETF’s as well.\nHedgehog - Centralized Exchange Dashboard Management.\nRailgun - RAILGUN is a smart contract system that enables Zero-Knowledge Privacy for any on-chain dApp.\nRotki - An open source portfolio tracker, accounting and analytics tool that protects your privacy. Can be self hosted.\nTornado Cash - DO NOT USE IF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. Tornado cash is an Ethereum based coinjoin mixer that can be used to gain privacy on Ethereum. In August 2022 Tornado Cash was blacked listed by the US government and added to the OFAC list. While the front end website is no longer running you can still interact with the smart contract(this is by design). If you are a US citizen you risk criminal penalties for doing so. Alex Pertsev, was sentenced to five years in prison for his work on development of Tornado cash. It\u0026rsquo;s important to note that despite the shutdown by the US government, the Tornado Cash smart contract is still up and running, and is more less unstoppable as long as the Ethereum network continues to run. If you would like to support the legal defence fund you can so by checking out Justice DAO.\nDecentralized Nodes # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Avalanche and more.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nHandshake - Decentralized DNS. Handshake is an experiment on collaborating to create a decentralized network which results in a global allocation of names. Think of the handles or usernames you use on services such as social networks, and domain names identifying the URL for websites. Nearly all of these services were provided by trusted third parties which prevent the web from truly being decentralized. Handshake provides a means, including key management and server/service authentication, for decentralized web services to experiment.\nMonero Nodo - A full, unpruned, and dedicated hardware node comes equipped with Tor and I2P support, ensuring maximum privacy and security for your transactions. Manage your wallets effortlessly through the LWS Admin panel and enjoy the convenience of our built-in block explorer. The 5.5″ touchscreen allows you to control your node directly from the device, or you can access it from the web for added flexibility and full block explorer functionality. Mine Monero using P2Pool. Contribute to your privacy by running your own personal node while contributing to the Monero network.\nMyNodeBTC - Run Bitcoin nodes and lots of other Bitcoin applications, includes wallets, BTCPay Server, Lightning tools and Whirlpool and other privacy tools.\nPibode-XMR - Small Raspberry pi focused distro for Monero mining.\nPktCash - PKT is an ecosystem of apps that decentralize access to the internet. The mission is to get the next billion people online.\nThreefold - Decentralized Autonomous Internet Infrastructure. ThreeFold is a globally-distributed grid of storage, compute, and network capacity, acting as “no middleman” Internet resources between independent capacity providers and users.\nEducation and certifications # C4/Crypto Consortium - Offers certifications for BTC, Eth and crypto best practices.\nBlockchain-Council.org - Blockchain Council embraces Blockchain, AI, and Web3 with a range of certifications and training.\nChainalysis Certifications - The Chainalysis Cryptocurrency Fundamentals Certification (CCFC) credential is designed for those new to cryptocurrency. Whether you’re starting out on a career focused on crypto, or are coming across bitcoin as you run investigations, onboard new businesses or formulate cryptocurrency compliance policies, this is the place to begin.\nFund Raising # Giveth - Giveth is building a new way forward with its zero-fee, community-driven donation platform - leveraging the power of blockchain technology to connect on-the-ground projects with regenerative funding opportunities.\nGeyser.fund - Geyser is a bitcoin-native crowdfunding platform where you can fund project ideas with the support from global communities.\nHeo.Finance - Decentralized crowdfunding without borders. Help Each Other (HEO) is the first decentralized stablecoin-based crowdfunding platform that removes geographical and political limitations from fundraising. HEO platform is already live on Binance Smart Chain, Celo, Aurora, and Ethereum mainnets.\nKuno Media - Monero based crowd funding.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow institute works to help fund privacy and anti surveillance tech.\nOpen Sats - Open Sats Initiative, Inc. (EIN 85-2722249) is a 501(c)(3) public charity which aims to fund Bitcoin-related free and open-source projects and associated education and research initiatives. Open Sats focuses on no strings attached Bitcoin(only) and freedom tech donations.\nStacks.org - The mission of the Stacks project is to enable a better internet through decentralized apps. To do it, they’re expanding the Bitcoin economy and enabling more functionality as a Bitcoin layer.\nTen31 - Ten31 is the leading bitcoin-focused investor and partner of choice to companies building technology and infrastructure for the bitcoin ecosystem, as well as complementary freedom-oriented technologies including open source software, AI and nostr.\nMerchant Services # Align Pay - AlignPay never picks sides on any issue and is proud to facilitate a welcoming place where people, organizations, campaigns, and merchants can interact in a healthy, open, and legal way.\nParallel Economy - Censorship-Resistant payment processing backed by Conservative Commentator Dan Bongino.\nRevere Payments - A Christian merchant services provider that offers a wide range of solutions for businesses in a variety of industries, including e-commerce, retail, restaurant, firearms, religious, political, CBD, and non-profit. We’re using the same innovative technology as our parent company, Metrics Global, to bring seamless, secure online payments to any industry.\nSecond Amendment Processing - 2nd Amendment processing helps you protect yourself and your business from being censored for your political views or other forms of wrong think.\nOsint for Crypto # AMLBot - Founded in 2019, AMLBot Online assessment of crypto addresses and transactions, founded in 2019 by a team of RegTech specialists in accordance with FATF international recommendations. Offers both free and non-free services.\nClarks Dashboard - A comprehensive list of all BTC Data. Includes Block times, price data, Side chain data, mining etc.\nDeveloperReports - Tracks the current amount of developers on Crypto projects.\nMonero Garden - A complete introduction and walkthrough on all the technical specifics of Monero.\nMonero Inflation - Tracks potential inflation or flaws in the Monero Protocol. Due to Monero\u0026rsquo;s privacy proper auditing can be difficult.\nMonero Observer - News aggregator for all things monero.\nMoneroj.net - Tracks the Monero mining hash rate across all miners.\nMonero.Eco - Graphical interface for the entire Monero Ecosystem.\nMiningPoolStats - Track all data across mining pools for all sorts of crypto projects. Organized primarily by what type of hash algorithm each blockchain uses.\n[Monerowatch](https://monerowat.ch - A monero blockchain explorer. While Monero doesnt have a tradational blockchain explorer we can track block times and size. Along with hash rate and other useful metrics.\nOXT.me - OXT is a tool designed for Exploratory Blockchain Analysis of the bitcoin ledger. OXT is the \u0026lsquo;Other exploration Tool\u0026rsquo; and it should become the \u0026lsquo;Open eXploration Tool\u0026rsquo; in the future.\nStable Pulse - Get a clear, accurate, minimally filtered view of the stablecoin ecosystem.\nThe Monero Moon - The ultimate newsletter for all things Monero.\nTheGraph.com - Crypto Database API Tools.\nTimechainstats.com - BTC Chain API data.\nTrack Bitcoin Nodes - Tracks total Bitcoin nodes.\nTrack Bitcoin Treasuries - Tracks the public Bitcoin Wallets of major corporations and governments.\nTrack Ethereum Nodes - Tracks total Ethereum nodes.\nDefi Lama StablecoinData - Stable coin data across chains.\nPrivacy Software # Bokuto Monero Node - Open source fork of Ronin Dojo’s Bakuto project that allows for a full node Monero wallet.\nBorder Wallets - Border Wallets is a website that helps you strategize on how best to memorize your wallet seed phrase. This can be useful if you need to cross a border, or have a particularly high threat model.\nGupax - Gupax is a GUI for mining Monero on P2Pool using XMRig.\nJam - Jam is a graphical user interface for JoinMarket, and while obviously related, is a separate project developed by a separate set of people.\nJoinMarket-Org - JoinMarket is software to create a special kind of bitcoin transaction called a CoinJoin transaction. Its aim is to improve the confidentiality and privacy of bitcoin transactions. With the shutdown of Samurai wallet, and the withdrawal of the not recommended service Wasabi from the US, Join Market is now one of the only privacy tools for Bitcoin.\nPinode - Monero OS for running full Monero Nodes on Pi’s, Rockpros and Odroids.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nSilent Payments - Silent Payments make receiving Bitcoin easier than ever while preserving your privacy. Silent Payments allow you to create a single, static address to share with friends, use for donations, or post for tips without sacrificing privacy. When someone wants to send you a payment, they use the unique public key that is a part of your Silent Payment address, combine it with the public keys of the outputs they want to send and generate a unique, one-time address that looks on-chain just like any other Taproot address.\nXMRVSBeast - P2Pool Bonus Hash Rate Raffle for people providing Monero Hash.\nSocial Media # Coinpayments.net - Purchase Social media followers with Monero.\nEchoIn - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here.\nFountain - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nMinds - Minds is an open-source social networking service that promotes free speech, privacy, and transparency.\nOshi - Oshi is a powerful marketing and rewards platform built to replace stars, punch cards, and coffee points with something that people really want - Bitcoin.\nOrange Pill App - Bitcoin dating and friend finder.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.ps://www.minds.com/) - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nSpeculative Projects # DarkFi - DarkFi is a new Layer 1 blockchain, designed with anonymity at the forefront. It offers flexible private primitives that can be wielded to create any kind of application. DarkFi aims to make anonymous engineering highly accessible to developers. Backed by noted Crypto Anarchist Amir Taaki.\nFedimints - While still largely theoretical, Fediments is based off the original 1980\u0026rsquo;s concept of Chaumian Ecash, that would essentially provide federated mints built on top of Bitcoin, with high levels of privacy. Two implementations of this concept are Cashu and Umint. These are still in active development. One potential problem with this is legal pressure due to potential classification of these services as unlicensed money transmitters, much like how Samurai Wallet and potentially custodial lightning services are being targeted.\nFreedom Dollar - Freedom Dollar is a private, censorship-resistant stablecoin protocol built on Zano. Stable coins are a useful but sometimes risky project, as they are supposed to maintain their price point with a fiat asset like the dollar.\nHaveno - Haveno aims to be a crypto on ramp much like Bisq that uses Monero instead of Bitcoin as the base payment option. Haveno will utilize TOR and p2p trades, while never taking custody of your funds.\nPirate Chain - Launched in 2018 with the primary goal of being the most private and secure digital currency, Pirate Chain strives to protect the financial privacy of every user in the world. Pirate Chain achieves this by employing the strongest and most acclaimed privacy protocol in the industry, and couples this with an unassailable strategy implementation. Pirate vs Monero Breakdown\nSerai DEX - Largely created in response to Thorchain\u0026rsquo;s choice to not integrate Monero, the Serai Dex works much like the Thorchain DEX, providing coin trading between different native coins using liquidity pools funded by users for small rewards.\nZano - An ambitious project that offers the privacy of Monero for regular transactions, including all projects built ontop of its network. Additionally offers alias addresses so you can associate a wallet address with a name, much like how DNS works for IP addresses. Offers escrow services and Iconic swaps as an alternative to Atomic Swaps. Also allows for building dApps on chain as well.\nSpending Options # Bill Pay # Bitrefill Credit Card Service - Service to pay off Credit Card for multiple providers. Requires KYC. Currently disabled for Americans, but hopefully will be returning. This service does require KYC, but they do offer other services that do not.\nDoctorSim - Top up or recharge any prepaid phone in over 200 countries instantly and securely with doctorSIM.\nSpritz.Finance - Focuses on bill pay, secured payments, automated payments etc. Uses Web 3. Requires an account. Currently in closed Beta.\nCredit Cards # 2Fiat - A new platform that lets you instantly convert Bitcoin, Monero, USDT or any crypto to fiat and make purchases online or in store.\nAbine - An alternative credit card masking service. Abine has similar features, virtual cards up to 500$ for individual vendors. But Abine also offers other privacy services like phone masking, email masking and more. Abine does not have a free tier unlike privacy.com.\nBitpay - Preloaded Bitpay card that lets you spend your Bitcoin.\nDashDirect - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including DASH. Dash Direct phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with DASH for discounts from hundreds of vendors. No KYC Required.\nDoNotPay - DoNotPay is a consumer rights company that helps you fight corporations and beat bureaucracy. They offer a wide range of services, including bill pay, credit card management, and more.\nEzzocard - Anon cards can be purchased via crypto. Charges a decent markup.\nKlutchCard - Service that provides several management and privacy features for your bank account. Klutch gives you unlimited Virtual cards, a physical card without your name on the front, and the ability to manage your spending transactions in depth all while still earning cash back. Does require KYC information and a good credit score though. Another downside, there is currently no way to pay off your balance other than to link your account via ACH and routing number.\nLaso.Finance - A bit pricey. Virtual Credit card with no KYC card that allows for spends of over 1K anywhere in the world. Currently uses Metamask for stable coins only. Monero support coming soon.\nPayWithMoon - Virtual Cards with no KYC funded by lightning based Bitcoin transactions. You can create as many virtual cards as you want, but cards are limited in amounts of 1000$. These cards do not currently work outside of the United States. Used to provide full pre-paid credit cards only offers gift cards now.\nPrivacy.com - The primary method for Credit Card Privacy. By linking your bank account to your Debit card, you can create virtual privacy focused cards that only work for one vendor at a time. This prevents your Debit card from being used in the event of a vendor data breach. Virtual cards are easily deletable. Downsides are that you start with 500$ per card limits for virtual cards. And there is the privacy concern of sharing your bank data with a third party. Please use our affiliate link when signing up. To get an extra $5 dollars on sign up.\nUquid - Virtual card for crypto, only works through Binance or wallet connect compatible wallets, for a wide range of gift card services.\nX1 - Similar to Klutch. Control subscriptions and keep your details private with disposable card numbers.donotpay.com/learn/virtual-credit-card-generator/) - Free Virtual Credit Card Generator for signing up for trial services. Do not Pay also works to create an AI focused response to many asymmetrical problems of society like fighting back against parking tickets or social media de-platforming with automated and proven methods of remediating these issues.\nGift Cards # Egifter - Buy and send premium gift cards for a wide range of services. Offers points per purchases. Gyft - Gift cards for over 200 vendors. Coinsbee - Does Phone Top ups. Bitrefill - Gifts cards and other services. Coincards - giftcards available in multiple countries, Coincards has everything you could possibly need to live your life with crypto! Offers Phone Top ups and accepts Monero. Stealths - Monero first Gift card sales. No KYC Required. Wallets # Bitcoin Wallets # Ashigaru - A new fork of Samurai Wallet without the coinjoin services. As this is new untested its recommended not to put large amounts of BTC on here just yet.\nCasa - Self custody wallet with built in Multi-sig for security and inheritance built in so that your assets aren\u0026rsquo;t lost in the event of death. Only takes Bitcoin and Ethereum.\nCold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nElectrum Wallet - Founded in 2011 Electrum is one of the oldest, simplest and most trusted Bitcoin Only wallets in the game. With a simple interface that has been forked by many other blockchain projects Electrum has everything you need to store and use your bitcoin easily and securely.\nSamurai Wallet - A modern bitcoin wallet hand forged to keep your transactions private your identity masked and your funds secured. Samurai Wallet is a mobile only wallet that is built to work with the Ronin Dojo Full node and Whirlpool privacy coinjoins. Completely Open Source. Mobile only wallet. In April 2024 Samurai Wallet was shutdown by the US government and the founders of the wallet arrested. While the wallet still works if installed, the Whirpool coinjoin features have since been disabled. You can donate to the Samurai defense team here You can also find a list of Public Dojo Clones to use at Dojobay\nSparrow Wallet - Sparrow is a Bitcoin wallet for those who value financial self sovereignty. Sparrow’s emphasis is on security, privacy and usability. Sparrow does not hide information from you - on the contrary it attempts to provide as much detail as possible about your transactions and UTXOs, but in a way that is manageable and usable. Completely Open Source. Desktop only wallet. Following the arrest of the Samurai Wallet Devs, the Whirlpool privacy features were removed from the wallet.\nHardware Wallets # Cold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nFoundationDevices - Foundation builds the Passport hardware wallet which is an airgapped wallet hardware device. Passport has no direct connection with the outside world – no USB data and no wireless communications. Instead, Passport uses a camera and QR codes for communication. This provides hardcore, airgapped security without sacrificing usability.\nLedger - NOT RECOMMENDED. While Ledger has a long history in the space of supporting multiple coins. Ledger is close sourced. Ledger has recently come under for fire for creating a backup policy that lets you back up your keys to Ledgers cloud providers, which means that your private keys could be susceptible to third party pressures on the key holders. Also Ledger was caught sending customer data to several different third parties.\nMonero Signer - Monero Signer is a hardware signing device equipped with a camera that allows you to sign transactions offline via QR-Code. Monero Signer also allows you to generate seeds, passphrases and addresses. All this while being completely offline. Software updates are done air-gapped using a micro SD card.\nSeedsigner - Open source hardware signing device that uses raspberry pi zero which reduces possibility of interception. Does not store your coins, is only a security focused device for signing/approving transactions. Bitcoin only.\nTrezor - One of the older hardware wallets around. Trezor is Fully open source and is one of the few wallets to also support multiple coins.\nLightning Wallets # Phoenix Wallet - Utilizing the lightning network can still be quite difficult, which Phoenix aims to help solve. At first glance, Phoenix doesn\u0026rsquo;t look different from your typical Bitcoin wallet. The difference is that Phoenix runs natively on Lightning. Phoenix takes care of everything under the hood and you will barely notice anything, except that your payments are faster and cheaper. Mobile only wallet. Monero Wallets # Anonero - Anonero is privacy focused phone wallet that only supports Monero, while incorporating other privacy features like, encrypted backups, airgapped transactions mandatory TOR connections. You can only access this app over TOR.\nFeather Wallet - Feather is a free, open-source Monero wallet for Linux, Tails, macOS and Windows. It is written in C++ with the Qt framework. Monero can be difficult to use in many cases to the highly technical and private nature of the coin, which is why the simplicity of feather wallet is so necessary. Feather Wallet can installed or run as a standalone application, making it easily parable with something like Tails OS for the ultimate privacy combo.\nMonero Subscription Wallet - Wallet that allows you to set subscriptions of regularly recurring payments that you would like to send.\nMyMonero - The simplest way to use the next-generation private digital currency Monero, at the sweet spot between security, convenience, and features. Not a full node wallet. You need to trust another node to run this wallet. These wallets share your private view key with a remote server, which continuously scans the blockchain looking for your transactions. They are faster to use, but your privacy can be lessened if you don\u0026rsquo;t control the remote server.\nRinoWallet - Online Monero multisig wallet. Non-custodial and offers 2FA protection.\nMulti Chain Wallets # CakeWallet - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including Monero. Cakewallet phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with Monero for discounts from hundreds of vendors. Supports Monero. No KYC Required. Mobile and desktop wallet. Open Source.\nExodus Wallet - One of the best wallets for holding multiple coins. With a beautiful interface that shows you long term internal price data, built in protocol level staking, coin swaps between hundreds of coins and many other features. Exodus is one best crypto wallets bar none. While it has ended support for Monero as it was a technical challenge to support it. Exodus is NOT Open source. Desktop and mobile.\nStack Wallet - Non Custodial multi coin wallet. Open Source. Has built in exchange functionality. Comes with \u0026ldquo;Duress mode\u0026rdquo; that lets you prepare a fake wallet in case you are physically threatened. Comes with built auto back ups, in wallet crypto swapping and more. Allows you to easily point at your own full node. Supports monero. Desktop and Mobile.\nWallet Recovery # Bitcoin Recovery CO - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nCryptoRecovers - Helping people regain access to their lost Bitcoin wallets since 2019.\nDatarecovery.com - Specializes in cryptocurrency recovery services, providing expert assistance to individuals and businesses who have lost access to their digital assets.\nDriveSavers - Specializes in recovering lost cryptocurrency and compromised wallets from all types of software and hardware wallets.\nEasyRecovery - Professional Bitcoin wallet recovery services can assist with password recovery, private key extraction, and damaged device repair to restore access to your Bitcoin.\nKeychainX - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nProfessional Crypto Recovery - Crypto recovery service that can help you recover your lost coins today.\nRecoverLostBitcoin - Expert crypto recovery services, including private key reconstruction, wallet and scam recovery.\nRecoverMyCryptoWallet - Can recover lost passphrases, missing seed words and forgotten passwords.\nWallet Recovery Service - Can recover lost crypto from all types of wallets.\n"},{"id":13,"href":"/organizations/","title":"Organizations","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The State is, and always has been, the great single enemy of the human race, its liberty, happiness, and progress.\u0026rdquo; - Murray Rothbard\nLiberty Organization that fight for different facets of all things related to liberty.\nAnti ESG Orgs # StriveFunds - Investment firm to counter ESG narrative from Blackrock and Vanguard. Strive specifically rejects the idea of Stakeholder capitalism. Started by author and presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. Antiwar # Antiwar.com - Since the mid 90\u0026rsquo;s Antiwar.com has been one of not the most important and consistently antiwar voices. With reporting on wars all over the globe for a liberty perspective, antiwar.com covers every aspect of the global wars.\nBitcoin For Peace - Accelerate World Peace Through Bitcoin Adoption. The vision of Bitcoin For Peace is to live in world where ALL life co-thrives in harmony. With the current corrupt fiat system, that vision can never happen. Bitcoin is a peaceful revolution.\nConcerned Veterans for America - CVA and its grassroots army will look to defend VA reforms and expand health care options for veterans, rethink America’s foreign policy to promote long-term prosperity, and encourage action to foster a more secure financial future for our country.\nDefend the Guard - An organization that works to reclaim constitutional authority. Defend the Guard legislation would prohibit a state’s National Guard units from being deployed into active combat without a formal declaration of war by Congress, as provided by the U.S. Constitution.\nFood Not Bombs - Food Not Bombs started in 1980. They work to provide healthy vegetarian food to starving Americans. Leftwing organization.\nStopWar.org - Stop the War was founded in September 2001 in the weeks following 9/11, when George W. Bush announced the “war on terror”. Stop the War has since been dedicated to preventing and ending the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and elsewhere. Comes from a leftwing perspective.\nThe Libertarian Institute - Founded by Scott Horton. LI focuses on many issues with a large focus on antiwar. LI has a lot of cross over with Antiwar.com.\nTheGrayZone - The Grayzone is an independent journalistic initiative that does not receive funding from any government or government-backed group or individual. The Gray Zone primarily reports on antiwar civil rights issues from a left wing perspectives.\nWeAreNotYourSoldiers - Antiwar Non-profit feature former soldiers that publicly talk about their horrible experiences during war.\nAntiWoke Advocacy # ActionPDE - PDE Action is a nonpartisan advocacy group working to reclaim public schools through engagement with school boards \u0026amp; state legislatures.\nDefendingEd - Parents Defending Education is a national grassroots organization working to reclaim our schools from activists imposing harmful agendas.\nExit Group - Group that helps users exit from woke/corporate life and build businesses to create separate revenue streams\nFairForAll - A nonpartisan organization dedicated to advancing civil rights and liberties for all Americans, and promoting a common culture based on fairness, understanding, and humanity. Specifically rejects woke ideas and believes in actual equality for all people.\nHeterodox Academy - Heterodox Academy (HxA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit membership organization of thousands of faculty, staff, and students committed to advancing the principles of open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement to improve higher education and academic research. Focuses heavily on Colleges.\nInstitute for Liberal Values - As a non-partisan and non-sectarian consortium focused on the promotion of individual freedom, rights, and liberty in everyday life, the Institute for Liberal Values provides the skills and support required to build community where there has been division, encourage free expression where there has been censorship, and foster optimism where there is fear.\nNew Discourses - Education on all things critical theory. Eduation and debunking of Marxism, Progressive and all forms of critical theory. IE Critical Race Theory, Queer Theory, etc. Founded by James Lindsey.\nClimate Change Pushback # Copenhagen Consensus - The Copenhagen Consensus Center is a think tank that researches and publishes the smartest solutions to the world\u0026rsquo;s biggest problems. Our studies are conducted by more than 300 economists from internationally renowned institutions, including seven Nobel Laureates, to advise policymakers and philanthropists how to achieve the best results with their limited resources.Founded by climate change debunker and educator Bjorn Lomborg.\nEnvironmental Progress - Environmental Progress (EP) was founded in 2016 with the mission of achieving nature, peace and prosperity for all. We believe everyone has a right to affordable energy, a healthy planet, and urban environments that enable citizens to thrive. Our strategy has been to organize grassroots movements to defend these rights, and to fund research into why they are threatened. Founded by free speech advocate and Journalist Michael Shellenberger.\nHeartland.org - The Heartland Institute is a nonprofit organization that focuses on issues in education, environmental protection, health care, budgets and taxes, and stopping Socialism.\nIndustrial Progress - For the last 40 years, so-called environmentalists have held back industrial progress around the world. That\u0026rsquo;s why Idustrial Progress helps the industry fight for its freedom, with new ideas, arguments, and policies that will improve our economy and our environment. Founded by Fossil Fuels advocate Alex Epstein.\nPerc.org - The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) explores how aligning free market incentives for environmental stewardship produces sustainable outcomes for land, water, and wildlife.\nSavory.Global - Fights against climate change approved opinion by using regenerative farming practices of holistic land management. Provides real alternative solutions to mainstream climate fear mongering.\nDrug Freedom # Drug Policy Alliance - The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the leading organization in the U.S. working to end the drug war. Encryption and censorship # Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) - The largest organization that fights for Internet and Digital Freedom. Based out of the US.The EFF puts out several of the best digital freedom tools, including HTTPS Everywhere, Privacy Badger and Certbot.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFree resources Physical and Digital # Art For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nLeadership Institute - Liberty focused training provided in person and virtual. Training is offered for a wide range of topics, including, activism campaigns, fundraising and more.\nLibertarianism.org - Free ebooks from a Cato/Bluepilled perspective. Still some solid content overall.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - Free liberty starter kits for applicants. Including books small grants and more. Primarily aimed at students.\nTechsoup.org - Free Tech for non-profits.\nLegal Advocacy # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nCoin Center - Based in D.C., Coin Center is the leading non-profit research and advocacy center focused on the public policy issues facing cryptocurrency and decentralized computing technologies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Their mission is to defend the rights of individuals to build and use free and open cryptocurrency networks: the right to write and publish code – to read and to run it. The right to assemble into peer-to-peer networks. And the right to do all this privately.\nDeFi Education Fund - The DeFi Education Fund (DEF) explains decentralized finance (DeFi) to policymakers around the world and advocates for policies welcoming of decentralized financial infrastructure.\nFire - Since its founding more than two decades ago as the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, FIRE has become the nation’s leading defender of fundamental rights on college campuses through our unique mix of programming, including student and faculty outreach, public education campaigns, individual case advocacy, and policy reform efforts. In 2022, FIRE changed its name to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and announced an expansion initiative into off-campus free speech advocacy and legal defense.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nInstitute for Justice - IJ is a nonprofit, public interest law firm. Their mission is to end widespread abuses of government power and secure the constitutional rights that allow all Americans to pursue their dreams.\nJusticeDao- A DAO specifically dedicated to helping the legal defense of the developers of Tornado Cash, an Ethereum based privacy service that was takedown by government action.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nPacific Legal Foundation - Pacific Legal Foundation is a national nonprofit legal organization that defends Americans from government overreach and abuse. PFL specifically focuses on Property Rights, Equality and Opportunity and Separation of Powers. ^1,2^\nPeer-To-Peer Rights Fund - The P2P Rights Fund is a project housed within the Bitcoin Policy Institute, a 501(c)3 think tank. An advisory board including open-source developers, human rights activists, and lawyers oversees the fund’s activities. P2P Focuses on protection of Open-Source Software under the First Amendment.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nStand With Crypto - Stand With Crypto, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, champions for clear, common-sense regulations for the crypto industry. We\u0026rsquo;re mobilizing the 52 million crypto owners in the US - a demographic that is younger (60% Gen-Z and Millennials) and more diverse (41% identify as racial minorities) than the general US population - to unlock crypto\u0026rsquo;s innovation potential and foster greater economic freedom.\nThe Crypto Lawyers - Much like Coin Center Crypto Lawyers provide legal advocacy for Bitcoin freedom. They offer services in regards to Litigation, NFT, DEFI, IP, Compliance, and Forensic Investigations.\nMeetups, Education and Training # Americas Future - America’s Future empowers young people to be active, civil, and curious citizens who build freer communities that lead to fulfillment, dignity, and happiness for all.We’re working toward a time in America where young people collaborate to drive change in their communities – change that equips the individual to build a free and happy life. America’s Future offers rising generations opportunities for networking, mentoring, leadership and community engagement through our national network and extensive array of programming.\nArt For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nFreedom Works - A longstanding political orginization that has traditionally leaned republican. Recently though they\u0026rsquo;ve rebranded to target smaller liberty focused groups in order to help educated and advocate for freedom and change in public policy.\nLeadership Institute - Founded in 1979 by its president, Morton C. Blackwell, LI provides training in campaigns, fundraising, grassroots organizing, youth politics, and communications. The Institute teaches conservatives of all ages how to succeed in politics, government, and the media.The Institute offers more than 50 types of training schools, workshops, and seminars; a free employment placement service; and a national field program that trains conservative students to organize campus groups.\nLiberty on the Rocks - Liberty on the Rocks is a non-profit grass roots libertarian organization designed to educate, connect, and activate liberty enthusiasts around the world. Through local chapters and events, citizens and activists throughout the country can increase the size of their networks, enhance their understanding of economics and the philosophy of freedom, widen their knowledge of local and national educational outlets, and increase their opportunities for involvement. Official Partner of Liberty Tools\nLiberty Seeds - The largest directory of liberty-minded organizations, events, and more.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - SFL is not a top down, chapter based, or membership organization. Instead SFL functions as a network of pro-liberty students from a wide diversity of locations and backgrounds. SFL does sometimes take the more blue pilled approach.\nWe Are Change - We Are Change is a nonpartisan, independent media organization comprised of individuals and groups working to expose corruption worldwide.Founded by Luke Rudkowski, We Are Change is comprised of independent journalists, concerned citizens, activists, and anyone who wants to shape the direction our world is going in. We seek to expose the lies of governments and the corporate elite who constantly trash our humanity. Their goal is to create a community of truth-seekers and peacemakers who share a commitment to nonviolent action.\nYoung Americans for Liberty - Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) is the most active and effective pro-liberty youth organization advancing liberty on campus. Our four-step mission is to identify, educate, train, and mobilize youth activists to make liberty win. YAL maintains many chapters across college campuses all over the US.\nYou are the Power - You Are The Power is a membership-based nonprofit that is founded and run by Spike Cohen. They work with activists and organizations in all 50 states, using localized, single-issue activism to set communities free, restore individual rights, take the power away from government and put it back in the hands of the people.\nPress Freedoms # Committee to Protect Journalists - The Committee to Protect Journalists is an independent, nonprofit organization that promotes press freedom worldwide. They defend the right of journalists to report the news safely and without fear of reprisal.\nInternational Press Institute - Their mission is to defend media freedom and support independent journalism wherever they are threatened. Also tracks press freedoms in regards to Covid restrictions.\nReporters Without Borders - Reporters Without Borders tracks press freedoms across the world.\nPolice Reform and Monitoring # 8 Can\u0026rsquo;t Wait - 8 Cant Wait is a campaign to bring immediate change to police departments by encouraging the adoption of 8 specific policies.\nAdopt a Cop - Adopt A Cop BJJ is a nonprofit, donation based program and registered 501(c)3 that allows active duty patrolling police officers around the country to train at any Adopt A Cop BJJ affiliated academy and will pay 100% of the officer’s membership until they reach the rank of Blue belt. Blue belt is the second ranked belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and on average it takes around 12 to 18 months to obtain. Police officers are much less likely to both get injured and to injure suspects if they are trained in BJJ as evidenced by this Case Study.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nOpen-archive - App for saving and sharing files for whistleblowers and videos of police etc\nThick Red Line - A project of Art of Liberty, TRL is an effort to restore respect for law enforcement by abolishing victimless crime.\nWashingtonPost Police Shootings Database - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states\nThink Tanks # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAyn Rand Institute - ARI offers a variety of educational experiences to promote greater understanding of Ayn Rand’s philosophy and, through the writing and speaking of our experts, advocates her principles of reason, rational self-interest and laissez-faire capitalism. ARI also often takes a more Blue pilled perspective and does not generally follow Anarchist ideas, as it advocates for a one world government, based on the principles of logic and reason.\nArt of Liberty - A small think tank that exposes the Illegitimacy and Criminality of “Government” while Making the Voluntaryist Case for Free Markets, REAL Freedom and Peace.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow Institute works to promote the ideas of privacy in the world.\nThe Cato Institute - Founded in 1977 by Ed Crane, Murray Rothbard and Charles Koch. Cato is one of the oldest and largest libertarian think tanks in America. Cato has published great research and information since its inception. Cato has been criticized at times for often taking very pragmatic criticisms of the state and sometimes making the libertarian defense of state activities. Often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nThe Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) - FEE\u0026rsquo;s popular digital content and in-person programs turn complex ideas into practical tools for living your best life and making the world a better place. Fee covers a wide range of issues across the entire political spectrum, while always exposing government crimes and failures.\nThe Future of Freedom Foundation - The Future of Freedom Foundation is a tax-exempt, non-profit educational foundation whose mission is to present an uncompromising moral, philosophical, and economic case for the free society.\nThe Mises Institute - The premium think tank for all things liberty. Founded in 1982 by Anarcho-capitalism Lew Rockwell, largely to push the ideas of economist Murray Rothbard following his split with the Cato Institute. The Mises institute has been one of the biggest and most consistent voices for all things liberty including: Antiwar, Austrian economics, Sound Money, Police Reform, Secession, Book Publishing and so much more.\nThe Reason Foundation - Reason Foundation advances a free society by developing, applying, and promoting libertarian principles, including individual liberty, free markets, and the rule of law. We use journalism and public policy research to influence the frameworks and actions of policymakers, journalists, and opinion leaders. Reason also publishes Reason Magazine and hosts the SOHO Debate Forum. Much like Cato Reason often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nWhistle Blowing # Aim - Undercover citizen journalism, mostly focused on American schools.\nCryptome - One of the primary inspirations for Wikileaks, Cryptome has been offering a leaking platform to the world since 1996 and still runs today. Founded by John Young.\nEFF Surveillance Self-Defense - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\nGlobal Leaks - Whistleblowing Solutions Impresa Sociale S.r.l. (WBS) is an innovative social enterprise that carries out research and development to support whistleblowers and the fight against corruption. It was founded in 2016 to guarantee the economic sustainability of the GlobaLeaks project, through taking care of the growing number of requests for assistance, maintenance and custom deployment. WBS hosts the development activities and coordinates the community efforts. Global leaks provides its own open source tool for whistleblowers.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nO\u0026rsquo;keefe Media Group - Following the ousting of James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe from Project Veritas, O\u0026rsquo;Keefe Media group was founded to present another opportunity for whistle blowing and citizen journalism. OKM provides training and supplies for Citizen journalists.\nProject Veritas - Founded in 2010 by James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe, Project Veritas picked up much of the leaking slack following Wikileakss decrease in output. Often slandered as a far right group, Project Veritas has leaked many of the biggest stories since its inception. Project Veritas was and is largely known for using undercover cameras to expost stories.\nTruth in Media - Not a whistleblowing organization perse, however TIM is known for doing in depth inclusive stories reputably with strong reliable sources and without sensationalism. TIM focuses on stories that most media ignores. Founded by Journalist Ben Swann.\nWikiLeaks - Founded in 2006 by Julian Assange. Wikileaks was the the primary source for leaking of highly secret corporate and government data. Wikileaks worked to protect its leakers by employing the use of PGP and TOR. While largely inactive since the arrest of its founder Julian Assange in 2019, Wikileaks archives are still an important repository of leaked data.\nWizSafe Journalist Privacy Guide - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\n"},{"id":14,"href":"/osint/","title":"OSINT","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Nothing has such power to broaden the mind as the ability to investigate systematically and truly all that comes under thy observation in life.\u0026rdquo; - Marcus Aurelius\nOpen Source Intelligence tools can be used to find information of all types. This can be useful in furthering your understanding of both offensive and defensive practices by finding information for anything and everything. OSINT is the direct inverse of open source privacy tools. OSINT can be used for nefarious purposes in some cases, but OSINT itself does not directly include the concept of hacking. OSINT only aims to find legally available public information. OSINT has tremendous use in regards to education and finding information about corporations, politicians and good journalism. These tools can also be used to help you understand your own privacy exposure as well. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAI (Artificial Intelligence) Tools # Art Generators # Albus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAnimate Anyone - App that allows you to take a static image or photo and create videos of movement based on the people or characters in those photos.\nDall E - DALL·E 2 is an AI system that can create realistic images and art from a description in natural language. Made by Open Ai. Closed source.\nDreamstudio.ai - AI Art Generation.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGemini - Formerly known as Bard. Google\u0026rsquo;s AI alternative to Chat GPT. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias, including filtering your text prompts through a DEI and social justice lens.\nLumiere - A Space-Time Diffusion Model for Video Generation. Made by Google, closed source. Create video from word prompts or pictures. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias.\nMagic Animate - Magic Animate is an open source project that allows you to produces an animated video from a single image and a motion video.\nMid Journey - Mid Journey is an independent research lab exploring new mediums of thought and expanding the imaginative powers of the human species. Requires the unencrypted messaging app Discord for image generation.\nOpen AI Sora - Sora can generate videos up to a minute long while maintaining visual quality and adherence to the user’s prompt. Closed source.\nFreedom and Privacy AI Tools # AI Unchained - Podcast by freedom advocate and bitcoin educator Guy Swann. Follow the newest updates in the AI industry to become more sovereign and efficient by utilizing cutting edge tools.\nAlex AI - Energy and Climate Chatbot. Built by Alex Epstein, an advocate of Freedom and Fossil Fuels. Iphone Only.\nGab AI - Chat GPT alternative and image generator by conservative Social Media company GAB.\nGATgpt - A LLM model like Chat GPT but specifically for gun printing and all things gun related. Built by Cody Wilson.\nLibertAI - Decentralized privacy focused AI.\nUnleashed Chat - AI chatbot service designed with real privacy in mind. It stands out with its live Nostr data querying and advanced context embedding capabilities. It allows for Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network, for privacy and speed. The platform employs the latest Open Source models, prioritizing uncensored options.\nVenice - Venice is an open source alternative to Chat GPT. With built in features for code prompts and Stable Diffusion, Venice does not censor or spy on you. Launched by freedom advocate and crypto pioneer Erik Voorhees.\nGeneral AI Tools # AI or Not - Need to verify if images are AI generated? Here\u0026rsquo;s a project that can identify images from Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Dall-E, GAN and more.\nAIXploira - Access the largest list of top-quality AI tools available on the web.\nAlbus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAwesome GPT - List of dozens of GPT style LLMs.\nEsperanto.ai - Esperanto delivers high-performance, energy-efficient computing solutions that are the compelling choice for the most demanding AI and non-AI applications.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGPT4all - Self Hosted GPT Alternative.\nHuggingface.co - Open Source CHAT GPT Alternative.\nLM Studio - LM Studio lets you discover, download, and run local LLMs entirely offline.\nMaxAI.me - Chrome extension that lets you utilize AI on different sites.\nParse Prompt - Convert and summarize podcast episodes, audio clips, web-pages, and YouTube into AI-generated content.\nAttack Surface # BynaryEdge - We scan the web and gather data for you.\nCensys - Attack Surface Management Solutions.\nCriminalip.io - Cyber Threat Intelligence Search Engine and Attack Surface Management (ASM) platform.\nRedHunt Labs - Discover your Attack Surface, Continuously.\nSecurityTrails - The Total Internet Inventory.\nBug Hunting # Bug Bounty writeups - Detailed breakdowns of all sorts of different types of attacks.\nBughunter-handbook - A list of resources that will help bug bounty hunters with resources that are useful during their bug bounty journey.\nCertificates # CertSpotter - Monitors your domains for expiring, unauthorized, and invalid SSL certificates.\nCensys - Certificates - Certificates Search.\nCrt.sh - Certificate Search.\nCTSearch - Certificate Transparency Search Tool.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nTLS.BufferOver.run - Quickly find certificates in IPv4 space.\nCredentials # Check your email accounts to find associated accounts with breached companies.\nBreachdirectory.org - Check if your information was exposed in a data breach.\nCrackstation.net - Massive pre-computed lookup (Rainbow) tables to crack password hashes.\nDehashed - Free deep-web scans and protection against credential leaks, Takes Monero for Premium accounts.\nHackcheck - Hackcheck is a data breach search engine that makes checking the integrity of your data easy and flexible cheap! They currently offer several lightning fast queries to search through our billions of records with. The queries they offer are email, password, username, name, IP address, phone number, and domain name.\nHave I Been Pwned - Check if your email or phone is in a data breach.\nHaveibeensold.app - App that checks who is selling your data. Currently down.\nIntelx - Needs an account for most dumps, but shows accounts and password associated with on different sites.\nLeak-Lookup - Search across thousands of data breaches to find you compromised data - Requires an account for full results. Cheap prices and accepts Monero.\nLeakCheck.io - Make sure your credentials haven\u0026rsquo;t been compromised.\nLeakix - Identify public data leaks.\nMozilla Monitor - Stay safe with privacy tools from the makers of Firefox that protect you from hackers and companies that publish and sell your personal information. We’ll alert you of any known data breaches, find and remove your exposed info and continually watch for new exposures.\nSnusbase - Stay on top of the latest database breaches.\nSpycloud.com - More in Depth than haveIbeenpwned. Requires an account.\nCode Search Engines # GitHub Code Search - A search engine for searching projects on GitHub.\nGrep.app - Search across a half million git repos.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nNerdyData - Find companies based on their website\u0026rsquo;s tech stack or code.\nPublicwww.com - Source Code Search Engine. Find any alphanumeric snippet, signature or keyword in the web pages HTML, JS and CSS code.\nRepoSearch - Source code search engine that helps you find implementation details, example usages or just analyze code.\nSearchCode - Search 75 billion lines of code from 40 million projects.\nSourceGraph - Understand and search across your entire codebase.\nData Retention # Archive.org - The biggest site for internet website archives.\nDessant - A web extension for pulling data from archived sites.\nInteltechniques - A guide to manually remove your data from archive sites.\nMemento Time Travel - Memento TimeTravel is built using the archive.today API, and can thus be utilized as an upgraded internet archive product. It offers web users with an easy-to-use design.\nPagefreezer.com - PageFreezer is an alternative to the Wayback machine which utilizes Google-like crawling technology. The screenshots are taken using a fully automated operation.\nTubeRipper - An app that lets you rip or download videos from most platforms.\nWebcite - WebCite differs from the Wayback Machine by providing the sort of detailed snapshots of author-cited references requested by publishers, editors, and readers.\nDevice Information # Macaddress.io - MAC address vendor lookup.\nMaclookup.app - Find the vendor name of a device by entering an OUI or a MAC address.\nMacvendors.com - Find MAC Address Vendors. Now.\nMAC Vendor Lookup - Look up the vendor for a specific MAC Address.\nDNS # Chaos - Enhance research and analyse changes around DNS for better insights.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing.\nDNSDumpster - DNS recon \u0026amp; research, find \u0026amp; lookup DNS records.\nDNShistory.org - Domain Name System Historical Record Archive.\nDNSdb - Passive DNS historical database.\nDNSviz - Tool for visualizing the status of a DNS zone.\nDNSTwister - The anti-phishing domain name search engine and DNS monitoring service.\nDnslytics - The ultimate online investigation tool for DNS and other internet data.\nHackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nPassivedns.mnemonic.no - Web interface for querying passive DNS data collected in our malware lab.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nRapidDNS - DNS query tool which make querying - subdomains or sites of a same IP easy.\nDomains # Buckets.grayhatwarfare.com - Public buckets.\nBuiltWith - Find out what websites are Built With.\nCentralOps - DomainDossier - Investigate domains and IP addresses.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing!\nDomainIQ - Comprehensive Domain Intelligence.\nGrayhatwarfare.com - domains - How to search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nIPInfo - Provides your WAN or Public IP address.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nPentest-tools.com - Discover subdomains and determine the attack surface of an organization.\nRiddler - Allows you to search in a high quality dataset.\nRobTex - Various kinds of research of IP numbers, Domain names, etc.\nSecurityheaders.com - Scan your site now.\nSimilarweb.com - The easiest and fastest tool to find out what\u0026rsquo;s really going on online.\nSitereport.netcraft.com - Find out the infrastructure and technologies used by any site.\nSpyonweb.com - Find out related websites.\nStatscrop.com - Millions of amazing websites across the web are being analyzed with StatsCrop.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVisualsitemapper.com - Create a visual map of your site.\nWho.is - WHOIS Search, Domain Name, Website, and IP Tools.\nWhois.domaintools.com - Industry’s fastest domain discovery engine and broadest, most accurate data.\nWhoisology.com - Deep Connections Between Domain Names \u0026amp; Their Owners.\nExploits # 0day.today - The ultimate database of exploits and vulnerabilities.\nExploit-DB - An Exploit Database.\npacketstormsecurity.com - Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers.\nRapid7 - DB - A vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSploitus - A convenient central place for identifying the newest exploits.\nVulmon - A vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nFacial Recognition # Pimeyes - The gold Standard in facial recognition search, while prioritizing privacy. Focused Search Engines # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Correlate – Google Trends Correlate can help you identify search patterns that correlate with real-world trends. It can be used to identify search patterns that are similar to one another. For example, you could use the tool to find out if there is a link between new legislation and gun sales (at least in terms of the search volume related to the two topics).\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nGrabify - Grabify is a free web-based IP grabbing/URL shortening tool. (IP grabbing just as it implies simply means getting/grabbing peoples IP addresses.) This can be used to get location/IP data from potential attackers.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nIPGeo - IpGeo is a python tool to extract IP addresses from captured network traffic file (pcap/pcapng) and generate csv report containing details about the geolocation of each ip in the packets.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMillion Short – Million Short has an interesting approach to searching for information online. The interface is generally similar to a typical search engine. However, you can sort and filter the results in a number of ways. Examples include popularity, eCommerce, live chat, date, location, and others. Also, it automatically pulls out the top sites that usually occupy the top spots in any search result (e.g. Amazon.com, eBay, YouTube, etc.)\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nMention - A service that lets you track any code words across social media platforms. Paid service.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOSSDatabase - OSS DATABASE is a crowdsourced database of Open Source software. Their goal is to make it easy to look for open source alternatives and compare them with their proprietary peers.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPulsedive - A search engine for devices connected to the internet.\nPublic API\u0026rsquo;s - A list of several different API\u0026rsquo;s that are free to use for data pulling.\nPublicData.com - PublicData.com is the number one resource for public records from local, state, and federal agencies.\nProwl - A free IP search \u0026amp; identifications of IoC and IoA.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nSearch by Image - Tool to reverse image search docs, only works in Chromium based browsers.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nShodan – A search engine and network security tool for the internet of things. It finds devices on the internet like web servers, webcams, appliances, traffic lights, and even power plants.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTalkWalkerAlerts – TalkWalkerAlerts is a great alternative to Google Alerts because, in addition to monitoring the web for certain keywords, it monitors social media, blogs, and forums as well. This can be helpful if you need to find mentions of someone’s name or business across the web. Free and paid options.\nTorSearch - A TOR search engine for websites hosted on TOR (The Darknet).\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nTinyEye - A reverse image search.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nGeolocation # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nMail Addresses # Centralops - Email, Whois, DNS search info.\nEmailHippo - Email address verification technology.\nEmail-format.com - Find the email address formats in use at thousands of companies.\nHunter.io - Find professional email addresses in seconds.\nIntelligenceX - Search engine and data archive. Finds public personal information from data brokers.\nMelissa - Emailcheck - Check email addresses and verify they are live.\nMXToolbox - Check your email headers.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nReacher.email - Open-Source Email Verification.\nRocketReach - Your first-degree connection to any professional.\nskymem.info - Find email addresses of companies and people.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nThatsThem - Reverse email lookup.\nverify-email.org - Checks whether the mailbox exists or not.\nVoilaNorbert - I can find anyone\u0026rsquo;s email address.\nOSINT Lists # About.start.me - OSINT Dashboard to combine different OSINT tools.\nAwesome-Osint - A curated list of amazingly awesome open source intelligence tools and resources.\nFacebook Email Search - A simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFreedomlab.io - FreedomLab is a virtual gathering place for human rights defenders. Here you will find a repository of training materials, tutorials, and digital tools, all tailored to your needs and requirements. We hope you will learn about tools, experiences, advocacy and fundraising strategies, as well as knowledge and skills related to security. Through support and collaboration, human rights defenders increase their capacity to monitor and report, seek redress, and advocate for the promotion of human rights.\nFull OSINT - Full OSINT focused on the most popular web-based Open Source Intelligence and Cybersecurity Tools.\nHacker Search Engines - Long list of OSINT Tools.\nInteltechniques Tools - Dozens of tools available from Michael Bazzels website.\nOstintFramework - Terrific list. Layout is a bit strange can be annoying to navigate.\nOsint-jobs.com - Job board and education research.\nOsintcurio.us - The OSINT Curious Project was a source of quality, actionable, Open Source Intelligence news, original blogs, instructional videos, and live streams. We tried to keep people curious about exploring web applications for bits of information or trying out new techniques to access important OSINT data.\nOsintool.com - List of multiple tools with install instructions.\nOsintdojo.com - A giant list of OSINT resources.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nSociallinks.io - Everything you need to navigate the OSINT world, gain deeper insights, and enhance investigations.\nSocial-Analyzer - API, CLI \u0026amp; Web App for analyzing \u0026amp; finding a person’s profile across social media websites. It includes different string analysis and detection modules, you can choose which combination of modules to use during the investigation process.\nSpiderFoot - SpiderFoot is an open-source OSINT tool with 200+ modules for gathering information on target organizations, domains and IP addresses, networks, emails, and usernames. It offers automation capabilities for routine OSINT tasks like DNS queries, threat intelligence checks, breach detection, WHOIS lookups, and more.\nstart.me - Another Giant list of all sorts of tools.\nTCM-Open-Source-Intellingence-Resources - Compilation of Resources from TCM\u0026rsquo;s OSINT Course.\nX-osint - An Open source intelligent framework ie an osint tool which gathers valid information about a phone number, user’s email address, perform VIN Osint, and reverse, perform subdomain enumeration, able to find email from a name, and so much more.\nSecurity Focused Tools # 2fA.Directory - List of companies that use 2FA in America. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\n2fA.Directory.International - List of companies that use 2FA Internationally. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nBest Randoms - Random information generator for huge amount of categories.\nDmarc and SPF Checkers - A site Dmarc, SPF and DKIM are Email security settings that protect your email account from being spoofed or faked. This tool scores your domain to see how difficult it would be to spoof. ^1^\nDNS checker and port scanner - A site to check open ports, DNS SPF records and much more on your own internal server.\nEfani - Test your Phone number public connections to see your total phone exposure.\nEmail Rep - App that lets you check the known reputability of any email address and domain.\nEnd Of Life - Tracks closely software updates, and EOL status for a massive list of software. Need to figure out how long your new phone will be supported? They have you covered.\nExiftool - A tool let’s you pull metadata info from a wide range of file types.\nHudson Rock - Free tools to check for compromised corporate accounts.\nHowsecureismypassword - A site to test the security and the Bruce Force difficulty of your password.\nImmuniweb - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server or servers. Checks SSL status of multiple different types of applications. Also checks compliance with frameworks such as PCI, HIPAA and NIST.\nIp Quality Score - An app to check your IP, Email and Fraud prevention. Also allows for verifying Tor and VPN connectivity and much more.\nPolisis - Polisis gives you a glimpse of what websites actually say in their privacy policies.\nPrivacy Parrot - A search engine that helps determine if a website can sell your personal information.\nScamDoctor - Project that tracks known scam websites and use an algorithm to determine likelihood of other scams.\nSecurity Headers - A site to check the security headers of your own self-hosted server to check your exposure to attacks like XSS, Clickjacking and more.\nShieldsup - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Run by Steve Gibson of the SecurityNow Podcast and Spinrite data recovery application.\nSSL LABS - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Specifically looks at TLS config and hash algorithm of your website.\nTiny-check - A piece of software that scans your phone to check for unauthorized monitoring apps unknowingly installed.\nTOSBack (Terms of Service) - A website that reads back other website terms of service and puts it into a simple and easy to read summary.\nTraceLabs - An OSINT service that helps find missing people.\nVirus Total - Scan files, hashes and URLs to run them against a database of known compromised software. Extremely useful when evaluating new suspicious files or programs.\nW3Techs - Large list that tracks software utilization across industries. Find metrics based around software markets share.\nServers # FOFA - Cyberspace mapping.\nGreyNoise - The source for understanding internet noise.\nNatlas - Scaling Network Scanning.\nNetlas.io - Discover, Research and Monitor any Assets Available Online.\nOnyphe.io - Cyber Defense Search Engine for open-source and cyber threat intelligence data.\nZoomEye - Global cyberspace mapping.\nSocial Media Tools # Discord # Discord OSINT Attack Surface - Description of Discord\u0026rsquo;s attack surface.\nDiscord Snowflake to Timestamp Converter - Pulls Discord message timestamps.\nDiscordBee - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDiscordServers Search - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDutch OSINT Guy Discord Resources - OSINT Discord resources that may be useful for searching or pivoting on Discord.\nFacebook # Einvestigator.com - Facebook Search Tools and Resources.\nFacebook Email Search - Is a simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFB People Directory - Is a native tool built by Facebook so you can, as its name suggests, search their people directory. It’s super useful and one of the easiest tools to use when you’re looking for someone.\nPassive DNS - Technology allows you to investigate everything you can imagine about any organization or company in the world, way beyond a simple citizen profile. Let’s see it in action for facebook.com.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nToolzu.com - A platform for Facebook video downloading.\nGab # Gab OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGab OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tool for creating Bookmarklet.\nGab OSINT Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB ^1^\nGeneral Social Media Tools # Sherlock - Finds all usernames across 300 different social media platforms.\nSocialBlade - Real Time follower/subscriber counter for Youtube, Twitch, Instagram and Twitter.\nStories Down - Guide for several different platforms.\nGettr # Gettr OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGettr OSINT Investigations Tips \u0026amp; Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB.\nInstagram # Gramho - Identifying Followers of a Private Instagram Profile.\nInstahunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Instagram posts.\nInstagram OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Instagram.\nPicuki - View, edit and share your publicly available Instagram content.\nLinkedIn # Epieos LinkedIn Tool - Retrieve information linked to an email address.\nHow to conduct OSINT on Linkedin - List of tactics and strategies.\nLinkedIn OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the LinkedIn attack surface.\nLinkedIn OSINT Bookmarket Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part I - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part II - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nNew LinkedIn Search Features - Guide on search functions in LinkedIn.\nPinterest # Aware Online - List of tactics and strategies.\nPinterest OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Pinterest attack surface.\nReddit # Rdddeck - Creates Reddit decks.\nReddit OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Reddit attack surface.\nReddit OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nReddit OSINT Techniques - List of Osint tools and tactics for Reddit.\nUnddit - App that lets you display removed (by mods) and deleted (by users) comments/posts for Reddit.\nSkype # Skype OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Skype attack surface.\nSkypli - Skype search engine.\nSnapchat # Snapchat OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Snapchat attack surface.\nSnap Map - Watch Snaps submitted by Snapchatters around the world.\nTelegram # Awesome Telegram OSINT - Massive list of Telegram Tools.\nTelegram Analytics - Telegram channels and groups catalog in addition chat monitoring.\nTelegram Database - Telegram Search Engine.\nTikTok # TikTok OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the TikTok attack surface.\nTikTok OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate TikTok investigations.\nVidnice - TikTok search engine.\nTumblr # Tumblr OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Tumbler attack surface.\nTumblr OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate Tumblr investigations.\nTumblr OSINT Techniques - Breakdown of many tactics and techniques for OSINT on Tumblr.\nTwitter/X.com # Birdhunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Twitter posts.\nBot Sentinel - Helps you find and block trolls and fake Twitter accounts.\nFoller.me - Free people search engine finds social media profiles, public records, and more!\nNitter - Access Twitter through a privacy front end without an account.\nTinfoleak - Search for Twitter users leaks.\nTweet Beaver - If you’re doing research that involves a Twitter user, TweetBeaver is a great resource. Use it for things like downloading a user’s friends list, downloading a user’s followers list, checking to see if two accounts follow one another, and much more.\nTweetdeck - TweetDeck offers a more convenient Twitter experience by letting you view multiple timelines in one easy interface. It includes a host of advanced features to help get the most of Twitter: Manage multiple Twitter accounts, schedule Tweets for posting in the future, build Tweet collections, and more.\nTwitter OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Twitter attack surface.\nSpoonbill - Spoonbill lets you see profile changes from the people you follow on Twitter or other social networks.\nTrendsmap - Tracks hashtag trends by location.\nTweeterID - Pull your Twitter user ID.\nGetvidfy.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nSavetweetvid.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nURLs # HackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nMOZ Link Explorer - The world\u0026rsquo;s best backlink checker with over 40 trillion links.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nShorteners.grayhatwarfare.com - Search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nURLScan - A sandbox for the web.\nVehicles # Autocheck - Search by Vin or License Plate. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nFaxvin - Search by Vin. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nLicensesearch.org - Can be used to search License plates and Drivers licenses for a fee.\nSkipTracer - Python-based search engine program, that searches lots of different categories, Name, email, phone etc. In particular you can search License Plate info which is the most unique feature of this app.\nVehicle-OSINT-Collection - A comprehensive list of websites, add-ons, repositories, and other tools useful for finding information on a target vehicle ^2^\nVulnerabilities # Aqua Vulnerability Database - Vulnerabilities and weaknesses in open source applications and cloud native infrastructure.\nCapec.Mitre.org - A site that tracks common attack patterns.\nCloudvulndb.org - The Open Cloud Vulnerability \u0026amp; Security Issue Database.\nCVEDetails - The ultimate security vulnerability datasource.\nCVE.org - Another site that tracks identifies defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nGitHub Advisory Database - Security vulnerability database inclusive of CVEs and GitHub originated security advisories.\nLibraries.io - Open source package tracker.\nMITRE CVE - Another site that identifies, defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nMitre.org - A site that tracks common weaknesses across all software.\nNIST NVD - The National Vulnerability Database, that lists known threats and vulnerabilities.\nOssindex.sonatype.org - A free catalogue of open source components and scanning tools to help developers identify vulnerabilities, understand risk, and keep their software safe.\nOpencve.io - Easiest way to track CVE updates and be alerted about new vulnerabilities.\nOsv.dev - Open Source Vulnerability tracker.\nRapid7 - DB - Vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSecurity.snyk.io - Open Source Vulnerability Database.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVulDB - Number one vulnerability database.\nVulmon - Vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nVulners.com - Your Search Engine for Security Intelligence.\nVulnIQ - Vulnerability intelligence and management solution.\nWifi Discovery and Scanning # Acrylic WiFi - WiFi analysis, site survey \u0026amp; troubleshooting.\nAvast Wi-Fi Finder - Avast Wi-Fi Finder is an app to help you find free WiFi networks around you. Just check the map and take a look at the different points that show up. Tapping one of them gives you more information: the name of the network, whether it requires a password, etc.\nFree WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nNetwork Tools - Phone App for tracking all sorts of network metrics.\nOpen WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nWiFinder -\n"},{"id":15,"href":"/political-tools/","title":"Political","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;He knows nothing and thinks he knows everything. That points clearly to a political career.\u0026rdquo; -George Bernard Shaw\nHere at Liberty Tools we believe in looking at alternatives to electoral politics. We believe that in terms of advancing freedom electoral politics has mostly been a lost battle, or very often is actually counter productive. However we do have great respect for anyone who is trying to advance freedom as part of the political process, and continuing in the footsteps of the great politicians such as Ron Paul.\n🏛️ Find Representatives \u0026amp; Voting Info # Govtrack – Look up your Congressional representatives and their voting records. Vote.org – Polling Place Locator – Find out where to vote. Ballotpedia – Discover open races, ballot measures, candidate info, and more. IV3 – Verify your voter roll info, report inaccuracies, and track updates. 💵 Money in Politics # Opensecrets – Follow campaign finance and lobbying data. ALLRegreen – Track campaign contributions by industry and individual donors. Follow The Crypto – See cryptocurrency donations to politicians. Check My Donation – Check if your name has been used fraudulently in political donations. 📊 Government Transparency \u0026amp; Spending # Open the Books – Audit government spending at federal, state, and local levels. Data Republican – Explore federal grant allocations, charity, and NGO funding. DogeAI - A new AI project trying to expose political corruption. 🏢 Political Appointees \u0026amp; Local Involvement # OurPublicService.org – Appointee Tracker – Track political appointees in federal positions. Run Locally – Libertarian Party initiative to support local candidates. "},{"id":16,"href":"/privacy/","title":"Privacy","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The Cypherpunks are actively engaged in making the networks safer for privacy. Let us proceed together apace. Onward\u0026rdquo; - Eric Hughes\nPrivacy is a fundamental tenet of a free society. Corporations and governments are gathering data at record rates and will happily sell it to the highest bidder. In the era of social media, doxxing, twitter mobs and rising crime, take back your privacy to protect yourself and your family.\nAll in one Privacy Solutions # Cloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Cloaked is not Open Source. Though they do plan to open source their project in the future. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nMySudo - All in one privacy solution. MySudo offers services for phones, profiles, emails, virtual credit cards and more. MySudo doesnt always work well on non Android OSes like Calyx and you often need a google supported phone for activation, but once you activate it, it should work fine on Graphene.\nBrowsers # Brave - From the original creators of Firefox, Brave aims to use maximum privacy as a default. With ad blocking, phishing blocking, fingerprint and cookie blocking all enabled by default. Brave does offer ad payments in its own crypto token BAT, which has drawn some criticism from privacy advocates - In Depth Review\nDecentr - Brand new blockchain-based browser. Pays out in their own token for browsing search, much like Brave.\nFirefox - Firefox has a long-established history of competing with the most well-known browsers as the longest-serving open-source alternative. However, due to recent changes by Firefox in order to gain more revenue, we NO longer recommend them. Check out more here.\nLibreWolf - LibreWolf is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks.\nMullvad Browser - The Mullvad Browser is a privacy-focused web browser developed in a collaboration between Mullvad VPN and the Tor Project. It’s designed to minimize tracking and fingerprinting. You could say it’s a Tor Browser to use without the Tor Network. Instead, you can use it with a trustworthy VPN. The idea is to provide one more alternative – beside the Tor Network – to browse the internet with more privacy. To get as many people as possible to fight the big data gathering of today. To free the internet from mass surveillance.\nPrivacy Tests - In-depth comparison of browser privacy.\nTor Browser - Tor Browser is your choice if you need an extra layer of anonymity. It\u0026rsquo;s a modified version of Firefox, which comes with pre-installed privacy add-ons, encryption, and an advanced proxy. It\u0026rsquo;s not recommended to install additional browser addons. Plugins or addons may bypass Tor or compromise your privacy. While TOR is the best in privacy, it is also notoriously slow.\nWaterfox - Waterfox is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks. Not quite as private as something like LibreWolf, but makes up for it in speed and functionality.\nBrowser Exposure Checks # Cover Your Tracks and EFF Tool - A project from the EFF. Cover Your Tracks is two things: a tool for users to understand how unique and identifiable their browser makes them online, and a research project to uncover the tools and techniques of online trackers and test the efficacy of privacy add-ons. In Depth Breakdown and Review\nIpleak - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDNSLeaktest - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDeviceInfo - Checks computer hardware and software specs\nAm I Unique -Checks your IP and browser public info.\nBlacklight- Check third party trackers\nBrowserspy - When you surf around the internet your browser leaves behind a trail of digital footprints. Websites can use these footprints to check your system. BrowserSpy.dk is a service where you can check just what information it\u0026rsquo;s possible to gather from your system, just by visiting a website.\nPrivacy.net - What information can a website find out about you when you visit it? A lot more than you probably realize. This tool lists information that any website, advertisement, and widget can collect from your web browser. Such information could be used to identify you and/or track your behavior using tactics like IP lookups and browser fingerprinting. While none of this may be considered personally identifiable information (PII), the profile drawn from all these pieces of information can be so distinct that it can only plausibly match a single person.\nPersonaldata.info - Check what data your browser is leaking, and other tools.\nBrowser Extensions # AdNauseam - Extension that randomly opens ads to obfuscate tracking.\nBypass Paywalls - App that lets you get past paywalls to view otherwise paid content.\nCanvas Fingerprint Defender - Creates fake Canvas IDs to prevent fingerprinting.\nClear Browsing Data - Clear browsing data like cookies, history, and cache directly from the browser toolbar.\nDissenter - Browser extension that allows you to comment on any web page free of censorship.\nGoogle Teller - App that beeps every time a connection with Google is made.\nHTTPS Everywhere - Encrypts your communications with many major websites, making your browsing more secure.\nLibRedirect - Redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends like Newpipe, Nitter, Wikiless, etc.\nLocalCDN - Emulates Content Delivery Networks to improve your online privacy by intercepting traffic and injecting supported resources locally.\nMailvelope - Privacy-focused email web extension to securely encrypt your emails with PGP using webmail providers.\nMozilla Containers - Allows you to separate your browsing experience into different color-coded tabs to help protect your privacy.\nNoScript - Allows JavaScript and other potentially harmful content to be executed only by trusted websites of your choice.\nPrivacy Badger - Stops advertisers and trackers from secretly tracking where you go and what pages you look at on the web.\nPrivacy Possum - Monkey wrenches common commercial tracking methods by reducing and falsifying the data gathered by tracking companies.\nRedirector - Web browser extension (Firefox, Vivaldi, Chrome, Opera, Edge) to redirect URLs based on regex or wildcard patterns.\nSnowFlake - Helps people in censored countries access the Internet without restrictions by acting as a proxy.\nTerms of Service; Didn\u0026rsquo;t Read - Provides short and quick summaries about the terms and privacy policies of websites you browse.\nTrackMeNot - Protects privacy in web-search by issuing randomized queries to common search engines.\nuBlock Origin - Free, open-source ad content blocker that increases security and privacy in your browser.\nWatch on Odysee - Redirects you from YouTube to Odysee, a decentralized YouTube alternative.\nComputers # Computer Manufacturers # Purism - Open Source company. Makes Open Source Laptops, Phones and Servers. Partners with other liberty focused companies like Start 9. Accepts Bitcoin as a method of payment. Also offers a private phone data plan. Shipping is known to be very slow in some cases. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nStarLabs - A computer company that sells a wide range of linux computers that come preconfigured with multiple different distros. Also includes a linux based tablet. Accepts Bitcoin\nSystem76 - Well known American Linux Company. Developed and pioneered Pop-OS operating system, A user friendly Ubuntu/Debian Fork.\nTuxedoComputers - High quality Linux focused computers. German company, only communicates in German.\nComputer Operating Systems # CNIX - A simple Linux distro that puts privacy first, but it\u0026rsquo;s much less intense than TAILS or QUBES.\nDistro Watch - Distro Watch tracks and rates all Linux Operating systems.\nLinuxMint - Linux distro for beginners.\nPop!_OS - Ubuntu Fork built by a dedicated Linux Hardware Company System76. Pop!_OS is one of the easiest and cleanest Linux distros around.\nQubesOS - a privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. Qubes requires a bit more hardware as it runs several virtual machines to segregate your applications to better ensure your privacy.\nReactOS - An Open Source OS designed to mimic the Windows file system.\nTAILS - A privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. With TAILS all traffic is routed through TOR and all of your data is deleted as soon as the computer is turned off.\nUbuntu - The long term gold standard for beginner Linux users.\nData Removal # AccountKiller- Website that helps you find and delete a wide range of old accounts across multiple platforms through specific account/platform targeting.\nCreditFreeze- Freeze your Credit in the event of a data breach\nCyberOneIntel - CyberOneIIntel claims to find what other services can\u0026rsquo;t - including social media accounts, employment history, dating profiles, gaming profiles, dark web credential breaches, indexed search engine occurrences, and much more.\nData Broker Opt Out List - massive list of data sites to opt out of manually.\nData Brokers List - Links to purge your data manually from data brokers\nData Opt Out - Links to requests to manually delete data from multiple websites and platforms.\nDeleteMe - Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. In Depth Discussion\nEasyOptOuts - Cheap service to remove your accounts from Data Brokers\nHacked - Paid service that helps you recover from hacks and exposed personal data. Service can help with deleting videos or images from website or social media platforms. Service can also help you recover hacked accounts if you have lost access.\nJustDeleteMe - A directory of direct links to delete your account from web services. If you would like to delete a wide range of your accounts manually, JustDeleteMe can link you directly to the section of page where you can easily delete your account.\nMyDataRemoval - Another competitor for purging personal information, Name, Home address etc. Review\nOneRep - Alternative to DeleteMe. Offers a free trial and more deletion services but does have some negative reviews. One Rep is known for automating this process and not using employee manual checks. In Depth Review\nOptery - Removes Your Home Address, Phone and Other Private Info from Google, and 220+ Sites Review\nRedact - App that will delete your social media presence including specific comments and posts on multiple platforms. Includes FB, Reddit, Discord, Twitter etc…\nRemove Data from web Archive - Guide to remove your data from archive sites\nSayMine- Automated service that pulls your emails to find accounts created and sends them emails for data removal request. Be careful though, as this can sometimes cause you to send information to companies that you may have received emails from, but do not actually have an account with and thus actually giving them more information than they had in the first place. Saymine also offers corporate privacy services.\nDead Mans Switch # BqETH - BeQth is a trustless dead mans switch based on the Polygon network, an Ethereum Layer 2. BeQth lets you create a smart contract on the polygon blockchain that will send out our secret data via email to whoever you wish after an allotted amount of time. Transactions are all encrypted and totally on chain. Users can essentially mine the algorithm to unlock secret keys by the allotted time, essentially allowing for users to mine secrets. Does not require KYC. CipherWill - A non crypto based E2E dead mans switch service. Your secrets are encrypted with 256 AES encryption and zero knowledge proofs for the best possible security. Requires basic KYC. Gone Mans Switch - Gone Man\u0026rsquo;s Switch is a simple web application that allows you to create messages that will be delivered when you are absent (gone) for a certain period. Fully Self-hosted and open source. You can schedule long term messages to yourself via Telegram, Email or SMS. Sarcophagus - Similar to BeQTH Sarcophagus is also built on the polygon blockchain. Sarcophagus is decentralized, open-source and DAO owned + operated. They believe bringing dead man\u0026rsquo;s switch functionality to the web3 ecosystem can empower and provide security infrastructure for an entire generation of applications, regardless of their size Email # Email Providers # Email cannot offer the same fundamental privacy of other communication protocols. Use better tools when it matters. Nevertheless, it remains an essential tool in every day life, and the following providers offer excellent privacy.\n10 Minute Mail - Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.- Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.\n33Mail - Unlimited private email aliases.\nBeeble - Encrypted email and data storage. Uses hybrid AED and PGP encryption methods. Uses decentralized server infrastructure.\nFastMail - No free version. In Depth Review.\nLavabit - The company responsible for setting the Seppuku Pledge precedent. Originally used by Edward Snowden, Lavabit refused to give up information on him to the US Government. Lavabit shut down before handing over information and re-opened years later.\nMailbox - Private email with cloud services. In Depth Review.\nMailcow - Self-hosting email isn\u0026rsquo;t recommended, but Mailcow is an application that can help simplify the process. Article on the difficulties with Email.\nMailfence - Encrypted email service based in Belgium.\nMigadu - Email hosting service that doesn\u0026rsquo;t track and lets you add in unlimited domains and accounts for cheap.\nPax Mail - A lesser-known privacy-focused email provider, Pax offers paid-only accounts to provide full email services that do not compromise their values. Specifically created for Freedom lovers. Their values are listed clearly here.\nProtonMail - All data is stored in an encrypted state, and decrypted by the client. Emails between Proton users are end-to-end encrypted. The client-side code is open source. Proton servers are located in Switzerland. Basic accounts are free. Additional storage and features are available through paid plans, which can be paid for in Bitcoin. In-depth review from Restore Privacy.\nTutanota - Similar to Proton, all data is stored in an encrypted state, and emails between users are end-to-end encrypted. Tutanota servers are located in Germany, which is part of the 14 Eyes. Free and paid options available.\nEmail Clients # FairEmail - Fully featured, open source, privacy friendly email app for Android. Uses OpenKeychain to decrypt messages and optionally encrypt messages. Review\nK-9 - Mobile open source email client. Review\nMailSpring - Opensource. Great free email client, works with a variety of email providers. Does not work with Protonmail.\nThunderbird - Thunderbird is a free and open-source cross-platform email client developed by the Mozilla Foundation, the people who are behind the Firefox web browser. Been around for awhile, can be a bit buggy at times.\nEmail Aliases # Abine/Blur - Provides email and Debit card aliases. Albine provides several other options as well. Paid Service offered along with other services. Review\nAnonAddy - Very Similar product to Simple Login. In Depth Review Comparison Review of SL and AA\nFirefox Relay - Free email alias service. Also offers paid phone relay service. Review\nSimple Login - Free cloud services, cheap premium accounts anonymously with Monero. Also offers Self Hosting options.\nFile Encryption # Cryptomator - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nCoze - Coze is an open source cryptographic JSON messaging specification which uses digital signatures to prove identity and ownership over digital files and messages.\nOpenPGP - Lists of several differnt applications that all use the OpenPGP standard.\nPGPTool - Based off the original PGP Alogrithim, PGP tool is a A simple and secure online client-side PGP Key Generator, Encryption and Decryption tool. Generate your PGP Key pairs, encrypt or decrypt messages easily with a few clicks.\nPicoCrypt - Lightweight open source encryption client that’s easy to use, completely free and focuses on only encrypting files and nothing else. Most Encryption apps tend to use AES-256 while Pico uses the new and improved XChaCha20 for encryption. It also uses Argon 2 for key derivation as opposed to SHA for further protection\nVeracrypt - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nFirewalls # Little Snitch - Inbound and Outbound firewall blocking for desktop. MAC OS only.\nOPNsense is a free and open source network FreeBSD-based firewall\nPFSense - Well supported free Open Source network Firewall Software\nPihole - Network wide Ad-Blocker and DNS sinkhole. Can also be used as a DHCP server\nPort Master - Application Firewalls. This program works as a VPN replacement. May break your VPN connection while installed. Works in Linux and Windows.\nSimplewall - Simple Open Source Windows only Firewall\nSnort - Open Source Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)\nInternet Service Providers # FemtoStar - Open Source Satellite internet.\nNomadinternet - Internet for off grid living.\nUkama - A project empowering everyone to build a decentralized cell phone network powered by you to connect the world.\nKillswitches # Buskill - USB ‘dead man’s switch’ locks down (or kills) snatched laptops\nUSBGuard - The USBGuard software framework helps to protect your computer against rogue USB devices (a.k.a. BadUSB) by implementing basic whitelisting and blacklisting capabilities based on device attributes.\nUSBKill - USBKill Python Script allows your computer to lock out if any unapproved USB devices are inserted into your computer. Directly inspired by the arrest of Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht\nMessengers # Bitchat- Launched by Jack Dorsey in 2025, like Briar it uses bluetooth. Other features include: Works Offline on local Bluetooth LE mesh networks, with automatic peer discovery and multi-hop relaying Provides end to end encryption via X25519 key exchange and AES-256-GCM for both private and channel messages. Supports store \u0026amp; forward, caching messages for offline peers until they reconnect Requires no accounts, email addresses, or phone numbers messages live only on users’ devices.\nBriar - Briar doesn’t rely on a central server - messages are synchronized directly between the users’ devices. If the internet’s down, Briar can sync via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, keeping the information flowing in a crisis. If the internet’s up, Briar can sync via the Tor network for additional privacy.\nComparison and Ranks - Detailed comparison of all major messaging apps features and privacy.\nKeet - Peer-to-Peer Chat with high quality Video \u0026amp; Text. Private \u0026amp; Encrypted. Has BTC payment methods built in.\nMatrix - Also commonly known as Element for the most popular Matrix front end. Matrix is a chat Protocol with several different applications that cab be used to participate in the network. Element has full End-to-End encryption, completely open source, fully self hostable and comes with most of the same functionality of Discord or Slack. Also has the ability to Bridge with other chat apps, meaning you can connect Matrix directly to Telegram, or Slack or most other chat apps and mangage those communications via whichever matrix client you choose. Probably the best option for self hosting small companies. Matrix Instance Testing\nMolly- Hardened Signal Fork that is fully open source.\nSignal - An easy-to-use end-to-end encrypted messenger. Long considered the gold standard. Built in auto-delete of messages. standard of chat privacy. Not fully open source. Signal used to require a phone number, but you can now use a username if you prefer. One of the easiest apps to convert normies.\nSilence - A signal fork that picked up SMS direct encryption after Signal decided to no longer pursue it. While you should stay away from SMS whenever possible, it is sometimes still necessary to communicate with certain people this way. And with Silence you can protect yourself. Signal on SMS\nSimpleX - The first messenger without user IDs. SimpleX uses the smart client dumb server model. Meaning you can setup a simple relay to forward your fully encrypted messages to recievers. SimpleX is still early. It has a simple desktop but this isnt fully features currently. In Depth Podcast with the creator.\nSession - Session is an end-to-end encrypted messenger that minimises sensitive metadata, designed and built for people who want absolute privacy and freedom from any form of surveillance. No phone numbers and completely open source.\nTelegram - Easy to use encrypted messaging app. Telegram is NOT End-to-End encrypted by default but does have the option to create E2E secret chats. While its not E2E encrypted it does still encrypt your traffic to the Telegram Servers which is an improvement over SMS. Telegram is simple and is heavily used all across the world, and is a good introduction to a more privacy preserving chat app. However Telegram does have access to user data in its internal servers and has been known to hand that information over at times. Telegram is one of the most used encrypted apps around and as a result can be a haven for scammers.\nThreema - an end-to-end encrypted messenger, similar to Signal. Not a free app. Good overall app, but relatively low userbase due to the non free nature of it.\nWhitenoise - An encrypted messaging app that uses the NOSTR Protocol for private and public key pairs.\nWire - E2E by default. Lots of functionality. Fully open source. Self hosting options available. Built in auto-delete of messages. Can be a bit buggy at times, smaller userbase.\nMetadata Removal # Desktop Metadata removal - Windows and Mac can remove this natively. Linux needs a few steps.\nImagepipe - Android only metadata remover\nMesh Networks # PKT.Cash - PKT uses PacketCrypt, the world’s first bandwidth-hard proof of work. When you connect your home or office internet to the PKT Network, you earn PKT Cash (PKT).PKT mining does not require permission from a centralized company. Miners power the network in a decentralized way, which scales to provide low cost, high speed internet access worldwide.\nOpenmesh - Your Gateway to Building Personalized Data Ecosystems in minutes, instead of weeks. A decentralized node operator that allows for running of various services.\nThreefold - To build an open-source peer-to-peer Internet infrastructure that removes all forms of centralization from the global IT systems. Anything we do needs to improve the planet’s situation and benefit the people around us. Internet access is a human right and it can change everything for the lives of people as an infinite source of tools and information. Our technology was designed to scale ThreeFold anywhere electricity and bandwidth are present.\nMobile # Aliasing # Abine - Offers Phone masking/aliasing for a fee.\nFireFox Relay - Phone Alias service that comes along with an email alias service. Email aliasing is free, phone alias service requires a small monthly fee.)\nSee our All in one Privacy Section for More\nAlternative App Stores # Accrescent - Accrescent is a private and secure Android app store built with modern features in mind. It aims to provide a developer-friendly platform and pleasant user experience while enforcing modern security and privacy practices and offering robust validity guarantees for installed apps.\nAPK-Pure - A site to download and install APK\u0026rsquo;s (install files for phone OSes) this is an easy way to completely bypass app stores. The downside is that your software needs to be updated manually through APK-Pure and is not managed automatically by an app store.\nAptoide - A competitor to the google app store. With over 1 millon apps. While its not specifically privacy focused its a nice alternative when you cant use the regular good app store, or if you cant find what you need in F-Droid.\nAurora Store - A privacy front end for the Google App store. You can find anything you need from google through Aurora. However as this is a front end, it connects to the google app store so that you dont have too. This does require an account. Aurora provides anonymous accounts for you to use, however Google will rate limit these accounts to make them difficult to use sometimes. You can just create your own Gmail account to bypass this if necessary.\nF-Droid - F-Droid is the premier app store for open source apps. For anyone truly intrested in privacy should first check for apps in F-droid before going to mainstream appstores as Fdroid only carries Open Source apps. Completely free, open source and does not require an account.\nObtainium - Obtainium allows you to install and update apps directly from their releases pages, and receive notifications when new releases are made available.\nBurner Phone Numbers # 5sim - Over 500,000 Numbers Originating from Around 180 Countries Online. Low fees. Does not take cryptocurrency.\nBurnerApp - Burner Phone numbers. Usually work for services like Amazon and Twitter\nCrypton - Affordability meets security: For the cost of a movie ticket per month, get a physical SIM phone number. All your messages are encrypted with your personal key, protecting them from prying eyes.\nFreePhoneNum - One time Use burner numbers. Many services wont accept these.\nPhone Blur - offers the use of non-VoIP US phone numbers for account verification, multi-factor authentication, and other needs. Formerly Text Secure.\nSMSPool - Privacy focused non voip SMS burner numbers with area codes from all over the world. Company accepts cryptocurrency including Monero. Cheap options that are known to work with difficult providers like Discord or Twitter.\nSMS4SATS - Bitcoin focused SMS numbers that utilize Bitcoins Layer 2, Lightning network.\nTelnum - Burner Numbers and permanent numbers via Monero\nTossable Digits - Alternative to Google voice for phone porting. Also provides multiple phone numbers.\nMobile Operating Systems # CalyxOS - A privacy focused de-Googled Android Alternative that’s more privacy focused than Lineage but more user friendly than Graphene. Only available on Google Pixel models.\nE.foundation - Degoogled Phone OS that works with most major phone models\nGraphene OS - The king of Privacy phones. Completely de-googled heavily privacy focused phone App Store. Only available on Google Pixel models. Install Guide and Another install guide\nHavoc-OS - Similar to Lineage with large compatibility of devices. Works on over 150 devices. Still available but not a lot of updates.\nLineage – An open source Android alternative that’s compatible with most major Smart Phone and other Android Devices. Does not have a locked bootloader, which is a slight security concern.\nPlexus - App that lists compatibility of over 1000 phone apps for Open source phone roms.\nUbuntu Touch - Open Source Phone and Tablet Rom.\nMobile Phones # Above Phone - The Above Phone offers Graphene OS phones for sale along with their own services like \u0026ldquo;Above VPN\u0026rdquo; along with additional support to help you get fully migrated over to their ecosystem.\nDe-googled - Sells De-googled phones, Lineage Calyx and Graphene - Takes crypto\nEfani - Company that offers Sim Swap protection and prevention. \u0026ldquo;Efani works like any other carrier, except Efani adds exceptional security to your plan via an impressive security tech stack.\u0026rdquo;\nFairphone - Sustainable phone that lets your replace all parts in the phone. Will support CalyxOS soon. currently only available in the UK. Also offers sustainable headphones and other items.\nFreedomphone - NOT RECOMMENDED. Privacy focused phone marketing towards conservatives. OS Is closed source, with little in the way of details on how anything actually works. Backed by conservative commentator Candace Owens.\nFrequency Check - App that lets you check what plans and locations your phone is compatible with.\nIsland - Sandboxing app for Stock Android\nMamushi- Specializes in Calyx OS , Accepts Monero.\nMark37 - A full service Christian privacy company that specializes in their \u0026ldquo;Ghost Phone\u0026rdquo; a Graphene OS phone with custom config. Offers several other privacy services and devices.\nNitrokey - Phones with Mics and Cameras removed\nPine64 - Completely Open Source Phone. May have some compatibility issues.\nPrivate Phone Shop - Fully configured privacy focused phones you purchase. Primarily offers Lineage and Graphene OS. Also offers other privacy services.\nProject Guardian - A physical phone silencing device. A new machine that silences all noise going into your phone from your micophone. All you have to do is set your phone on top of the device and it blocks all incoming sound. Also provides wireless charging. Can be used with two phones at a time.\nPurism - NOT RECOMENDED. Completely Open Source Phone from the ground up, however this comes with many difficulties including supply chain issues. Purism has been known to have very late deliveries in some cases as long as years with no refunds. Order with caution.\nRoninMobile - RoninDojo a bitcoin privacy company, now makes pixel based phones with options for both Calyx and Graphene.\nUnplugged Phone - Unplugged phone is a closed source privacy phone touted by many conservative influencers. It offers its own ecosystem of privacy apps. However many of these apps arent likely to be very useful since you need their phone in order to use them. Given this and the closed source nature of the software we cannot recomend this phone at this time. You are better off with known Open-source alternatives.\nVolla Phone - A minimalist design and new operating concept with the springboard, quick menu and collections. Comes with either Volla OS or Ubuntu Touch installed.\nMobile Service Providers # AweSIM - Privacy focused phone service. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nFreedomPop - Cheap and in some cases free VOIP plans.\nInvisv - Privacy focused phone service. INVISV Relay brings Multi-Party Relay (MPR) privacy to Android, offering a service that decouples trust: where INVISV\u0026rsquo;s job is to ensure that nobody but you has all your critical information. In effect, your requests for data from the Internet, whether with a web browser or with any other app, are unlinked from your identity, and neither INVISV nor our infrastructure partners nor your broadband Internet provider nor a mobile operator can link your identity and your Internet usage and location together.\nSIMXL - e-SIMs Accessible for Everyone, that accepts Monero.\nSilent Link - A real phone number provider not a VOIP number, that can be acquired anonymously. Only allows for incoming calls, but also provides a cheap data plan. Does not always provide the best service. A backup data plan is not a bad idea with this service while using Silent link primarily for privacy.\nVOIP Providers # Hushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nJMP - Private VOIP numbers. Uses the company Telnyx on the back end, but it try\u0026rsquo;s to make this process simpler for a small fee, as you can use Telnyx directly for cheaper fees and good privacy but the process is quite difficult.\nPassword Managers # Password managers are one of the few security tools that makes your life easier. With all of your passwords in one place, often including a password autofill so that you don\u0026rsquo;t have to even type your password, which also helps to keep you safe from keylogging or should surfing attacks.\nBitwarden - FOSS password manager. Free cloud password management, or you can completely self host. 2FA is easily configurable as well. Decryption happens on your client device not on the server, meaning your passwords are encrypted if the server is compromised. Bitwarden also has a password generator, and allows for multiple password encrypted password accounts making it perfect for a small enterprise solution.\nKeepass - The top local password manager. Instead of setting up a server you can run your password manager directly on your personal work machine.\nPasswordSafe - A local password Manager that utilizes Blowfish. Created by security expert and old school cypherpunk Bruce Schneier. Works on windows and Linux.\nVPNMentor Secure Password Generator - Online Password generator for when you aren\u0026rsquo;t working with a standard password manager. Provides other high quality VPN and password related tools as well, like a password strength checker.\nPrivacy for Cars # 49dollarmontanaregisteredagent - Montana based company that creates LLC’s and will register your car to that LLC in Montana thus keeping your name unattached to the car. Montana has the added benefit of a one time registration for cars over 11 years old and no emissions or safety checks\nDeflock - Deflock is a site that tracks \u0026ldquo;Flock\u0026rdquo; ALPR camera readers. Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) are cameras that capture images of all passing license plates, storing details like the car\u0026rsquo;s location, date, and time. These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles—regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. While these systems can be useful for tracking stolen cars or wanted individuals, they are mostly used to track the movements of innocent people.\nFreedomev - Open source software for Tesla cars. Still in development.\nGhostPlate - Physical device that lets you temporarily obscure your license plate.\nNotmyPlate - App that lets you request to legally opt out of License plate collection data via the GDPR. Not likely to be super helpful in non EU countries.\nOpen Auto - An open source alternative to Android Auto, and app that helps you utilize your phone wild driving.\nOpen XC - OpenXC is a combination of open source hardware and software that lets you extend your vehicle with custom applications and pluggable modules. It uses standard, well-known tools to open up a wealth of data from the vehicle to developers, even beyond OBD-II.\nPlate Privacy - A project by the Institute for Justice to track car camera software and fight back.\nPrivacyforCars - Delete your data from rental cars after you are no longer using them. Website also provides a lot of other privacy education on vehicles.\nVehiclePrivacyreport - Check for status of vehicles internet connection to the manufacturers\nPrivacy Resources and Education # Podcasts # Citadel Dispatch - Hosted by Matt Odell a Freedom and Bitcoin Advocate.\nClosed Network - Privacy and security podcast focused on the everyday person and using simple tools and techniques to become a smaller target for online attacks.\nOptOut - Hosted by privacy and freedom advocate Seth for Privacy, covering a wide range of privacy related issues.\nPrivacy Security and Osint - Hosted by the king of privacy, Micahel Bazzell, covers a wide range of privacy, security and Osint. Currently on a hiatus.\nSurveillance Report - Joint hosted by Privacy advocates Henry from Techlore and Nate from the New Oil. Break down of weekly data leaks and privacy incursions.\nWatchMan Privacy - Hosted by Gabriel Custodiet, a principled privacy and freedom advocate.\nOther Privacy Lists # alternativeto.net\nbrainfucksec.github.io/a-good-privacy-list\ndegoogle.jmoore.dev/#replacementsalternatives\ngithub.com/mendel5/alternative-front-ends\ngithub.com/mjovanc/awesome-decentralized\ngithub.com/pluja/awesome-privacy\nlopp.net/bitcoin-information/privacy.html\nnomoregoogle.com\nPrism-Break\nproducthunt.com\nprivacyfirstproducts.softr.app\nprivacytools.io\nreddit.com/r/privacy/wiki/de-google\nsovereignstack.tools\nPurchase Proxys # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nAnonShop - This one works a bit different. You pick a product you want and send the link to AL. AL will then purchase the item and send it to a nearby locker based on your zip code. All paid with Monero. This currently only works for Amazon orders.\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPurse.io - A purchase proxy that offers up to 15% discounts with crypto and users will purchase products for you. Currently takes BTC, BCH and lightning.\nRouters # Anyone - A harward based internet router/proxy that provides privacy by default.\nFlash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router,that prioritizes network wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come per-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers than can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that thats forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls and a virtual server seperate from the Firewall OS.\nSearch # Brave Search - Private search results, using its own indexer, with full search transparency. Aims to be one of the biggest competitors to google. In Depth Review\nDuckDuckGo - Biggest privacy focused search engine, they have admitted to censoring in some cases, but overall still better than Google.\nKagi - Privacy respecting search engine does not track any info or provide any ads and no data mining or IP collecting. Requires an account and limits amount of searches per day for free accounts. Offers paid accounts as well. Not Open Source. Privacy policy\nMojeek - Search engine that claims to use its own indexer and does not rely on search results from Bing or Google\nPresearch - Decentralized search engine that pays you out per search with their own token. You can also run a node and get paid out in their token provided you meet the minimum requirements.\nSearx - Searx is probably the most hard-core of the options, but provides a very solid experience and search results across multiple sources.\nSearch Ranking and Analysis\nWhoogle - A google search proxy that can be hosted. Check out Seth for Privacys public instance of Whoogle It’s easy to self-host, if desired.Public instances\nShipping Services # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) # Cloak - Experimental new program. it works by masquerading proxied traffic as normal web browsing activities. In contrast to traditional tools which have very prominent traffic fingerprints and can be blocked by simple filtering rules, it\u0026rsquo;s very difficult to precisely target Cloak with little false positives. This increases the collateral damage to censorship actions as attempts to block Cloak could also damage services the censor state relies on.\nGuardster - Anonymizer service that provides an alternative to VPN.\nIVPN - No logs, regularly audited VPN service, No customer data stored, Clear privacy policy, Transparent ownership and team, Strong ethics: no trackers, no false promises, no surveillance ads. In Depth Reviews\nKagi - (Note: appears in search section as well, if you want to keep just one mention, you can.)\nLN VPN - VPN service based on the lightning network. You can purchase and use wireguard based VPN services all on lightning. Also offers phone numbers per country all paid via lightning.\nLokiNet - New experimental TOR competitor.\nMullvad - Mullvad has a long reputation of preserving privacy. Mullvad does not log traffic, proven by a police raid. Allows anonymous sign ups, Accepts Monero for payment for Premium accounts. Uses a killswitch and uses Wireguard for speed and security. Provides a mobile app and desktop app. The Mobile app can be a bit finicky for some people. Does not have an app kill switch. In Depth Review\nNym - A new VPN project that works to implement new tech inlcuding mixnets, zk-nyms, post quantum tech and more. Backed by Wikileaks Chelsea Manning.\nPIA - PIA is a solid VPN provider that accepts BTC, uses Wireguard offers cheap rates. PIA is also well known for providing static Ip’s for your VPN. This can be useful for some services that block general VPN access. PIA does not keep logs for privacy concerns. Does not include a kill switch In Depth Review\nSentinel- A decentralized crypto currency backed VPN built on the Cosmos blockchain that aims to provide a decentralized VPN.\nVopono - App for managing Split tunneling in VPN’s. Split tunneling lets you send some traffic through a VPN and delegate specific traffic exempt to the VPN Encrypted tunnel or traffic. This can be useful when trying to use certain apps locally on a LAN. Some VPN Apps have this built in, but this isnt always accessible on all VPN’s or on all versions of the VPN. For Example Proton VPN has this function built in on the Windows version and the Mobile version but not on the linux desktop version.\nVPN Rankings and breakdowns by privacy advocate Techlore more VPN Rankings and More Rankings\nVPNMentor - Offers a wide range of VPN related education, in addition to VPN related tools and more VPN Rankings.\n"},{"id":17,"href":"/self-hosting/","title":"Self Hosting","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If something is free, you’re not the customer; you’re the product.” ― Bruce Schneier\nWhile privacy tools are fantastic, they sometimes miss the true root of the problem. In times of increasing censorship and data theft, owning your data is the best way to increase your privacy and security while dramatically reducing your ability to be censored. When done right, much of this can be done very cheaply. If you already own your hardware much of the software is free or very cheap. Instead of never ending subscriptions and increasing costs with big tech, simply remove them from your life by self hosting. Take back your digital sovereignty.\nBackup Applications # Pika Backup - Pika Backup is designed to save your personal data and does not support complete system recovery. Locally and remote encrypted backups.Open Source.\nPerkeep - Perkeep is a set of open source formats, protocols, and software for modeling, storing, searching, sharing and synchronizing data in the post-PC era. Data may be files or objects, tweets or 5TB videos, and you can access it via a phone, browser or FUSE filesystem. Open Source.\nProxmox Backup Server - Proxmox Backup Server is an enterprise backup solution, for backing up and restoring VMs, containers, and physical hosts. By supporting incremental, fully deduplicated backups, Proxmox Backup Server significantly reduces network load and saves valuable storage space. With strong encryption and methods of ensuring data integrity, you can feel safe when backing up data, even to targets which are not fully trusted.\nCamera Systems # Ezvidoo - EZVidoo is a free CCTV surveillance software for Windows, Linux, and Raspberry Pi. It supports IP Cameras by default, local USB cams, and Camera Audios.EZVidoo also supports numerous sensor types as motion, audio, object, face, and person sensors. By default, it offers a recording support on 24/7 basic, and features, alerts, notifications and mobile access. Not open source.\nIspyconnect - Free and Open source Camera software. Compatible with a wide range of camera devices.\nKerberos.io - An open, scalable and modular solution that supports your use cases at home up to large scale production video landscapes.\nCloud Document Services # Cryptpad - End-to-end encrypted and open-source collaboration suite, that can be used in the cloud or self-hosted. Google docs alternative.\nOnlyOffice - Includes Free Cloud, Paid Cloud, and Self-Hosted options.\nStandard Notes - One of the top note-taking apps. Self-hostable, includes 2FA, E2E, scheduled email backups and more. Charges for the higher level plans with more features.\nCloud Hosting # Open Source as a Service # Cryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nDisroot - Privacy-focused ecosystem. Provides multiple cloud services. Including Email, Nextcloud, Cryptpad etc…\nFederated.Computer - Great open-source replacements for Dropbox, Google Workplace, Zoom, Slack, Airtable, Mailchimp, 1Password, Netlify, Github, Calendy, your spying VPN and much more for the low price of $39 a month. As many users as you want. Only pay for more storage when/if you need it.Federated includes Human Support and full Backups. The benefits of self-hosting without the day-to-day high-stakes drudgery. Affiliate Link\nKoofr - Allows for importing of Drive, Dropbox etc. Privacy-focused cloud storage free up to 10 Gb’s. ^1,2^\nNextCloud - Self-hosted cloud software for a massive amount of options. Takes a bit of config, but nextcloud functions as a full Google Docs replacement in addition to many other options including music and video hosting. Also provides cloud hosting if you do not wish to self-host. Next Cloud is currently available in other Privacy-focused ecosystems like Start9, Umbrel, Yunohost, Dietpi and many more, with just a few clicks. Or you can self-host on your OS of choice.\nLink Tree Alternatives # AllMyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nCoinDrop - Like link tree but specifically for crypto web wallets. All your wallets and donation methods in one simple place.\nLibertyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nOperating Systems # While more well-known OSes like Windows server or Ubuntu server are great, there are other lesser-known OSes purpose-built to help people self-host, by pre-packaging applications in nice ready-made GUI. This can be especially useful for less technical users.\nHyperVisors for Virtualization # ProxMox - Proxmox is the primary open source solution for virtual machine hosting. Like VmWare or Hyper V except Proxmox is completely open source and free. It offers you the ability to run multiple virtual servers on a single physical server, easily allowing you to run several different software Operating systems for zero cost. Comes with snapshots, backups, server monitoring, native containerization and much more. Find a list of Proxmox based scripts here these scripts allow for single lines of code for setting up hundreds of apps. One of the absolute best ways to get into self hosting. XCP-NG - A solid alternative to Proxmox. the user-friendly, high-performance virtualization solution, developed collaboratively for unrestricted features and open-source accessibility with Turnkey Server Virtualization. Operating Systems # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, NEAR, Avalanche and more.\nCASA OS - Community-based open source software focused on delivering simple personal cloud experience around Docker ecosystem. Despite the name CASA OS is not an OS. It is an app similar to Umbrel or Citadel, a GUI for docker images. Comes with some unique apps, like Nginx Proxy Manager and Cloudflare Tunnels. Also provides Clearnet support with a fairly flexible set of config options. Also has a nice simple GUI for file uploads, this is especially useful with something like Jellyfin or Calibre-Web.\nCitadel - Umbrel open source Fork offering much of the same options.\nCloudron - Cloudron is unique in that it offers offsite backups to AWS, includes a built-in firewall that monitors all traffic and comes with its own built-in email server.\nCoolify - An open-source \u0026amp; self-hostable Heroku / Netlify alternative.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Storj, Zcash, Cosmos Tornado Cash and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nDietPI - A Linux distro OS. Dietpi comes with over 200 app packages and dependencies built in. While more command line skills are required than Umbrel or Embassy, Dietpi makes it very easy to install over 100 apps and dependencies. While largely built for Raspberry Pi, Dietpi also has specific images created for a wide range of hardware. Dietpi is a bit more difficult than platforms like Yunohost, but runs a bit more reliably and offers more total tools, including backups, VPN integration, clearnet, and more. Documentation is better than Yunohost, but could still be improved.\nFulmo - A lighting network focused OS configured to run on a Raspberry Pi.\nFreedomBox - Another OS that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Currently more limited than most of the other OSes in terms of apps in the internal app store.\nHome Lab OS - HomelabOS allows anyone to easily deploy, backup, restore, and maintain over 100 different applications and services. Everything from video players, to home automation, to chat services. These services can continue to function at full speed on your LAN even when your external internet is completely offline.\nMoneroOS - OS dedicated to Monero mining.\nMy Node BTC - Another OS that focuses primarily on Bitcoin Software. Includes BTCPay Server, Dojo, Whirlpool, Join Market and much more. Comes with Clearnet, Tor, and I2P.\nPinode-XMR - PiNode-XMR is a completely free and open source suite of tools to help a user run their own Monero node with ease. PiNode-XMR is designed for use with single board computers (SBC) such as the Raspberry Pi, Pine64 or Odroid hardware to allow for very cheap node setup and minimal 24/7 running costs due to low power usage.\nPiBox - Currently has a small offering of Apps but is working on adding more. Notable Apps are Nextcloud, Jellyfin and Homeassistant.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nRunTipi - Tipi is a personal homeserver orchestrator. It is running docker containers under the hood and provides a simple web interface to manage them. Every service comes with an opinionated configuration in order to remove the need for manual configuration and network setup. RunTipi comes with Clearnet configuration, but this can be a bit buggy in some cases. This is still very much in development.\nStart9 - Start OS makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy, not completely open source. Currently routes all services over TOR or lets you host over LAN. This increases privacy but can make things more difficult to interact with Non TOR/Start9 users. Heavily supports bitcoin software and includes a NOSTR node and several other tools. While there is currently no clearnet support, StartOS is overall very stable. Start9 also offers some of the better documentation and error handling. Save 5% on any S9 Server with code \u0026ldquo;LOTR\u0026rdquo;\nUBOS - A newer project. Less impressive interface and less apps than some of the other projects.\nUmbrel - Interface that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Beautiful interface but still needs a few bugs worked out. Apps are difficult to config after being setup. Offers lots of Bitcoin Node Software. Umbrel and StartOS are very similar options as they both focus heavily on BTC and Lightning nodes and currently offer only LAN and TOR hosting. Umbrel offers more apps but Start OS offers a much more reliable platform. Umbrel is not an OS but rather an GUI application manager for Docker.\nYunoHost - Free and Open Source with over 100 apps. Yuno host comes with Clearnet support with your own custom domains and offers you free pre-selected domains you can use. Yunohost has a nice troubleshooting tool that helps you find issues with port/firewall troubleshooting. Yunohost has a lot of features but can be a bit buggy at times.\nMedia Center OSes # If you are currently running a Roku, Amazon Firestick, or pretty much any other store-bought hardware device for media streaming, it\u0026rsquo;s very likely that it sends out massive amounts of data back to different companies. This is terrible for privacy, self-sovereignty, security, and internet bandwidth. While it\u0026rsquo;s difficult to purchase hardware that does not do this, you can set up your own version with some of the following user-friendly Operating systems.\nLibreElec - LibreELEC is a lightweight ‘Just enough OS’ Linux distribution purpose-built for Kodi on current and popular mediacentre hardware.\nOSMC - OSMC (Open Source Media Center) is a free and open source media player based on Linux. Founded in 2014, OSMC lets you play back media from your local network, attached storage, and the Internet. OSMC is the leading media center in terms of feature set and community and is based on the Kodi project.\nXbian - XBian is a small, fast, and lightweight media center distribution for the Raspberry Pi, CuBox-i, Hummingboard, and many more devices to come. It is based on a minimal Debian and therefore offers much of the same freedom as Debian offers. Our slogan is “XBian, the bleeding edge” as our main focus is delivering the fastest Kodi solution for various small form factor computers.\nPhoto Storage # Ente - Encrypted cloud photo storage.\nImmich - Self-hosted backup solution for photos and videos on mobile devices.\nPhotoprism - PhotoPrism is an AI-Powered Photos App for the Decentralized Web. It makes use of the latest technologies to tag and find pictures automatically without getting in your way. You can run it at home, on a private server, or in the cloud.\nRemote Control Software # AeroAdmin - Easy and free Remote access service for many OS’s. Not Open source.\nMesh Commander - Free Open Source Teamviewer Alternative.\nNetBird - NetBird combines a WireGuard®-based overlay network with Zero Trust Network Access, providing a unified open source platform for reliable and secure connectivity. Requires authentication account with a big tech identity provider. Offers free self hosting options.\nPangolin - Pangolin is an open-source and identity-aware tunneled reverse proxy server. Pangolin’s distributed architecture with nodes provide highly available ingress to ensure applications always remain accessible. Open Source.\nRustDesk - TeamViewer, AnyDesk, and Splashtop to RustDesk for a secure and reliable remote desktop experience with your own self-hosted servers. Open Source.\nTailScale - Tailscale is an easy VPN that allows you to connect back into your network without excessive configuration or firewall rules. While Tailscale is not fully open source and requires an requires authentication account with a big tech identity provider. However there is a fully self-hosted version you can run.\nRouters # Flash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router, that prioritizes network-wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come pre-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built-in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers that can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all-purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router, or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that is forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls, and a virtual server separate from the Firewall OS.\nSSH/RDP Applications # Easy SSH - Simple application that lets you save all of your SSH logins and passwords in one easy interface. This way you can login go from SSH terminal port easily and quickly without needing to type in your credentials. Linux Only.\nmRemoteNG - Just like Easy SSH, but also supports RDP, Telnet, HTTPS, Powershell, and more. Windows only.\nWebsite Tools # Ackee - Self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool for those who care about privacy. Ackee runs on your own server, analyzes the traffic of your websites, and provides useful statistics in a minimal interface.\nGhost - Self-Hosting and cloud hosting with open source software. Ghost is primarily used as a blogging platform as a competitor to something like Substack. Unlike Hugo Ghost offers a GUI for most of your website management.\nHugo - Popular open-source static site generators. Helps you simply create websites for desktop and mobile without substantial amounts of HTML code. Hugo is completely open source and utilizes markdown files primarily. Liberty Tools is run with Hugo.\nImmuneweb - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\nMatomo - Privacy first Google analytics alternative.\nPlausible - Simple and privacy-friendly Google Analytics alternative - Extensive Review\nSSLLABS - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\n"},{"id":18,"href":"/social-media/","title":"Social Media","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.” ― George Washington\nSocial media is a mixed bag. It connects the world and allows for the rapid dissemination of news, true and untrue. But in the last few years censorship has become a massive problem across all major social media platforms. Its important that we cultivate presences on social media that are more resilient to censorship and de-platforming. These services should be run as decentralized as possible to avoid coordinated take downs like we saw with the Conservative social media company Parler, where big tech collaborated to largely destroy the company.\nFreedom Respecting Social Media # Blue Sky - Blue Sky is an open source project backed by Jack Dorsey in an attempt to create a decentralized social network protocol as an alternative to Twitter. In May 2024 Jack Dorsey resigned from the BlueSky board, and donated 21 Million to the Open Source Protocol NOSTR. Blue Sky is very leftwing.\nDiaspora - Diaspora is a decentralized open source social media platform. With Diaspora you need to host your own instance by running a server or \u0026ldquo;pod\u0026rdquo;, meaning you own your data. Due to the decentralized nature of the platform it can be difficult to connect with other profiles, the platform has less than 1 million users after after 13 years of operation.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here\nGab - A centralized Free Speech Social media platform. Gab has been de-platformed by most of big tech and largely runs its own architecture in order to to keep operations running. Platform users tend to skew right wing.\nGettr - GETTR is a social media platform built on the foundation of freedom of opinion and expression. Gettr is a socialized platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t seem to offer anything particularly new, other than being a Twitter Alternative. Private messages claim to be E2E. But Gettr is not open sourced.\nLemmy - Lemmy is a selfhosted social link aggregation and discussion platform. Similar to Reddit but it is completely free and open, and not controlled by any company. This means that there is no advertising, tracking, or secret algorithms. Content is organized into communities, so it is easy to subscribe to topics that you are interested in, and ignore others. Voting is used to bring the most interesting items to the top.\nLocals - Locals is a free speech social media platform that is owned by Rumble. Locals is a centralized alternative to other social media. Founded by conservative commentator Dave Rubin.\nMastodon - Mastodon is an open source, self hosted social networking service that aims to be a twitter competitor. Mastodon lets you connect to specific Mastodon instances as part of a federation protocol. Due to this setup Larger mastodon servers can censor other servers from connecting to their instances. Tends to be a more left wing community.\nMeWe - MeWe is a centralized company that\u0026rsquo;s been running a social media platform for over a decade. MeWe is committed to privacy and an ad-free experience. The project is currently in development to be migrated to web3 blockchain based infrastructure.\nMinds - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.\nTruth Social - Founded by Donald Trump in response to Trump getting removed from Twitter. Truth Social is a centralized open source fork of Mastodon. Truth Social is known to censor content, mostly leftwing content.\nTwitter/X - Twitter is a centralized social media platform. While Twitter has become a free speech focused platform its far from perfect. Twitter is overwhelmingly the single biggest platform for spreading speech. Twitter is bad for privacy and is encouraging a ID based verification program, that will be in the hands of its future owners. Case against Twitter\nMeetup Alternatives # Agorakit - Agorakit is web-based, open source groupware for collectives. By creating collaborative groups, people can discuss topics, organize events, store files and keep everyone updated as needed. Agorakit is a forum, calendar, file manager, mapping tool and email notifier.\nFlockstr - NOSTR based Meetup alternative. Connects directly with your NOSTR Account, and also works with your lightning wallet to receive ZAPS (micro bitcoin transactions.)\nJoinMobilizon - Mobilizon is not a giant platform, but a multitude of interconnected Mobilizon websites. This federated architecture helps avoid monopolies and offers a diversity of hosting terms of service.\nLuma - An international meetup alternative, that provides more value at a much lower price than meetup. Has built in support for cryptocurrency wallets like Eth and Solana.\nPartiful - Free for users, requires SMS in order to gave out regular event updates. Not specifically freedom focused, but another good option.\nNOSTR # NOSTR is the future of decentralized social media. NOSTR is not controlled or owned by any private company or person. NOSTR is a protocol similar to Email or TCP/IP. It can be accessed by anyone or any company. NOSTR uses the dumb server smart client model. Meaning anyone can setup a simple server/relay that preserves and encrypts the NOSTR ecosystem. NOSTR directly incorporates bitcoin via the lightning network. You can send \u0026ldquo;ZAPS\u0026rdquo; which are low cost lightning transactions to any person on NOSTR, and your posts can likewise receives Zaps from anyone on the network. In addition to major support from the freedom and Bitcoin communities, NOSTR has been financially backed by Jack Dorsey and heavily supported by Edward Snowden. NOSTR offers several different clients that allow you to interact with the NOSTR protocol. Some of those clients:\nAlby - A NOSTR and Bitcoin plugin. Allows you to hold your private keys in order to interact with NOSTR, lighting and other bitcoin apps.\nDamus - NOSTR Client for Iphone.\nNOSTR Apps - A database of many differnt NOSTR Apps\nNostr.Watch - Track relays where a connection can currently be established.\nNostr.directory - Find your twitter follows on NOSTR\nNostrChat - Encrypted chat built on NOSTR.\nPrimal - A client designed to look like a twitter clone.\nZap.Stream - Directly integrated into NOSTR Zap lets you stream for SATS (bitcoin Lightning) and earn in kind easily from any and all viewers.\nYoutube Alternatives # Bitchute - A decentralized Youtube alternative that tends to have a lot of right-leaning content, due to this they often get censored or blocked.\nCiVL - CiVL is a free streaming platform for courageous stories and subversive ideas that challenge power structures. Get access to award-winning films, shows, and debates. No ads. No credit card to join.\nD.tube - A decentralized youtube alternative. DTube is a community powered video sharing platform where users vote on videos to reward creators, curators, influencers and viewers in cryptocurrency.\nMadiator - Privacy focused front end for LBRY, the network that hosts ODYSEE.\nODYSEE - A decentralized video platform built on the LBRY network. With the recent SEC Judgement against ODYSEE the long term future of the platform is uncertain, however plans are to migrate to the Arweave network. Odysee also has a nice simple feature allowing you to connect your youtube channel and autosync all content for a convenient backup of your channel.\nPeerTube A free and open-source, decentralized, ActivityPub federated video platform powered by WebTorrent, that uses peer-to-peer technology to reduce load on individual servers when viewing videos.\nRumble - A centralized alternative to youtube that bills itself as protector of free speech.\n"}]
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Stack this with code \u0026ldquo;Liberty\u0026rdquo; for an additional 5% off some of the best meat bars around.\nCloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nDelete Me - Our date is leaked everyday. Thats why its important to use services like Delete Me. Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. Use our Affiliate link to save 20%.\nFederated.Computer - Federated is another Denver based company offering Open Source as a service. Sometimes physically hosting servers just isn\u0026rsquo;t viable. In those cases cloud hosting can be a necessary option. But most cloud hosting come from tech giants like AWS or Google Cloud who sell your data and will censor you if you have the wrong politics. Federated.Computer offers you cheap, easy open source options to get many of the benefits of Big Tech without compromising your privacy. Please use our affiliate link to sign up if you\u0026rsquo;re interested!\nHushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nLive Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our affiliate link if you are interested.\nPrivacy.com - Privacy.com is the best way to pay with fiat online while still protecting your privacy. Create debit card aliases that can be limited based on total amount spends or by vendors. With card aliases you dont have to worry about leaked card info, overcharges or annoying vendors that refuse to cancel your subscription, privacy.com lets you do all of that for free. Please use our referral link and sign up for a free account.\nStart 9 - Start 9 is one of our favorite companies. Local to Denver, Start9 offers home personal servers with their own Operating system, that makes it easy for you to own and host your data out of a physical server that you own. Offers an app store with multiple applications that include Bitcoin and Monero full nodes, Matrix and SimpleX messaging, Vaultwarden for password management, Nextcloud for all sorts of hosting including word docs, music, contacts calendar and so much more.\n"},{"id":1,"href":"/agorism/","title":"Agorism","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If taxation without consent is not robbery, then any band of robbers have only to declare themselves a government, and all their robberies are legalized.” ― Lysander Spooner\nAgorism is a social philosophy that advocates creating a society in which all relations between people are voluntary exchanges by means of counter-economics, engaging with aspects of nonviolent revolution, founded by Samuel Edward Konkin the third. Agorism is a different approach to creating freedom, than electoral politics. Sometimes also known as the concept of \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizens.\u0026rdquo;\nAgorist Communities (International) # Bitcoin Beach - Bitcoin Beach is working to create a sustainable circular Bitcoin economy in El Salvador. Following the dramatic decrease in crime and the governments bitcoin backing, Bitcoin Beach has become one of the best Bitcoin communities in the world. Free Society - Free Society aims to build a new sovereign society by negotiating with an existing government. There are many examples of governments granting another nation sovereignty over a part of their territory, and Free Society believes this is the best way forward. Free State Project - The Free State Project is a movement of thousands of freedom-loving people to New Hampshire. Started in 2003, there are thousands of individuals just like you in New Hampshire. Together, Free Staters have built an incredible, real-life community full of people who value liberty and responsibility. Free Cities - The Free Cities Foundation aims to inspire, inform and connect people to create a global market of living together in Free Cities. Free Cities are self-governing territories that uphold individual rights and freedoms. They aim to create more prosperous and autonomous urban spaces. Freedom Haven - Seasteading org working to build a workable seasteading options. Seasteading is the idea of creating permanent living homes that exist outside government jurisdiction in international waters. Liberland - The Free Republic of Liberland is a small experimental country located on the banks of the Danube River, known as Gornja Siga. Liberland is built on classical liberal (libertarian) ideals which emphasize autonomy and minimize the state\u0026rsquo;s encroachment on individual liberties. Rule of law, bodily autonomy, free trade, freedom of choice, freedom of movement, and others are all core tenets of our fledgling nation. PraxisNation - Praxis Nation builds off the concept of the network state by Balaji Srinivasan. Which theories that in the modern world we can create a decentralized country that can offer many of the benefits of standard country. Praxis aims to offer land, its own currency and eventually citizenship among many other things. Pronomos - Pronomos is a venture capital fund that works to build the \u0026ldquo;cities of tomorrow.\u0026rdquo; Pronomos has worked to fund Prospera, Praxis, and many more starup cities. Prospera - Prospera is a new libertarian smart city located in Honduras, that works as an economic zone largely free of local government taxes. An experimental project that does exist by a government grant, but its working to prove out a new potential model of cities. Learn more with the REASON documentary. Digital Nomad Services # Escapees - Escapees bills itself as an RV club, but it offers many services for a digital nomad lifestyle, including mail forwarding and temporary residences among many other things. Based in the U.S. Liberation Travel - Focuses on helping users find residency in multiple countries primarly including Paraguay, Uruguay, Panama and Georgia. Nomad Capitalist - Nomad Capitalist specializes in legally and ethically reducing your tax rate, diversifying and safeguarding your assets, growing your passport portfolio, and maximizing your freedom. Passports for Crypto - Quickly acquire Citizenship in St. Kitts by purchasing property without ever actually visiting St. Kitts. Planbpassport - A service that helps facilitate second passports. Accepts Bitcoin and very much adopts a \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizen\u0026rdquo; Mindset. General Tools # Agorist Nexus - Agorist Nexus is a hub for free exchange, focusing on the spread of Agorism and connecting the counter-economy Agorist Tax Advice - Paid service to minimize your tax strategy. Live Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our above affiliate link if you are interested. Lost Horizons - Platform with a wide range of topics around opting out of taxes and deconstructing the legal system. Mobazha - Formerly known as Openbazaar, Mobazaha aims to be a decentralized market where people can buy and sell products across the world for various different crypto currencies. One Stupid Fuck - Opt out of the tax structure. Terrible website name and design, but a resource that provides great step by step videos of opting out of the current tax structure. Taxation is Theft App - App that walks people through the logical ideas of taxation being theft. Similar to the not yet launched project \u0026ldquo;The mirror\u0026rdquo; by Larken Rose. Shipping Services # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Sovereign Homesteading # Abundant Acres - A small company that helps you design your sovereign homestead blueprint. Empshield - EMP Shield is the World’s first EMP protection technology for an entire home and vehicle tested to military and UL 1449 standards from ETL. H20 Machine - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. My Patriot Supply - Purchase food and other supplies. Seedarmory.com - Every one of Seed Armory\u0026rsquo;s seed vaults contains only 100% survival grade, 100% heirloom seeds, and are always non-GMO. Seeds, vaults, and packets are kept at low refrigerated temperatures until ready for shipping. Spout Water - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. Works at a much smaller scale than H20 Machine. StealthAngelSurvival.com - Purchase a wide variety of survival gear. Survivalrealty.com - Off grid real estate. "},{"id":2,"href":"/books/","title":"Books","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\nLiberty Tools Book List Welcome to the Liberty Tools Book list! This is our official book recommendations for the best books across a wide range of liberty topics. We do not specifically endorse every idea in these books or by these authors, but we do recommended them as a good place to learn about the topics at hand. Not all of these books are specifically libertarian, but they contain valuable information that could benefit anyone regardless of political philosophy. Find these books here: Anna\u0026rsquo;s Archive and Libgen If you enjoy any of these books please considering purchasing. Category Author Agorism Community Technology Karl Hess New Libertarian Manifesto Samuel Edward Konkin III Agorist Class Theory Wally Conger How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Derrick Broze Anti-Politics Sal Mayweather Anarchy in Practice - Stateless Solutions Community Technology David Freidman New Libertarian Manifesto Walter Block Agorist Class Theory Ryan McMaken How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Hans Herman Hoppe Anti-Politics Robert Murphy The Market for Liberty Morris/Linda Tannehill The New Libertarianism: Anarcho-Capitalism J. Michael Oliver Crypto Anarchy The Genesis Book Aaron Van Wirdun Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of Cryptocurrency Andy Greenberg This Machine Kills Secrets: Julian Assange, The Cypherpunks, and their fight to Empower Whistleblowers Andy Greenberg Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital Age Steven Levy The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age James Dale Davidson, Michael David Axtel Cryptocurrency Digital Gold Nathaniel Popper How Money got Free Patrick Eha Understanding Bitcoin Robert Muprhy and Silas Barta The Bitcoin Standard SaifeDean Ammous The Internet of Money Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Bitcoin Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Ethereum Andreas Antonopolous Hacking Bitcoin Roger Ver The Blocksize War Jonathan Bier Conspiracies Filthy Rich James Patterson All The Shahs Men Steven Kinzer JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters James W. Douglass Chaos Tom O\u0026rsquo;Neill Inventing the AIDS Virus Peter Duesberg The Controlled Demolition of the American Empire Charlie Robinson \u0026amp; Jeff Berwick A Warning from History Corey Hughes The Octopus of Global Control Charlie Robinson One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that gave Rise the Jeffrey Epstein Whitney Webb The Creature From Jekyll Island G Edward Griffin Covid The Real Anthony Fauci Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The War on Ivermectin Pierre Kory The Courage to Face Covid-19 Peter McCullough A Plague Upon Our House Scott Atlas Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19 Matt Ridley Diary of A Psychosis Tom Woods The Pfizer Papers Naomi Wolf Drug War and Prohibition The Economics of Prohibition Mark Thornton American Kingpin Nick Bilton High Price Dr. Carl Hart Chasing the Scream Johann Hari Dreamland: The True Tale of America\u0026rsquo;s Opiate Epidemic Sam Quinones Drug War Addiction Sheriff Bill Masters Gang Leader for A Day Sudhir Venkatesh Economics and History of Economics Economics in One Lesson Henry Hazlitt Basic Economics Thomas Sowell The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard Keynes Mark Skousen History of Money and Banking in the United States Murray Rothbard End the Fed Ron Paul Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles Jesus Huerta de Soto The Fiat Standard SaifeDean Ammous Environment American Serengeti Dan Flores Fossil Future Alex Epstein Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of Antihumanism Robert Zubrin Apocalypse Never Michael Shellenberger The Wizard and The Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow\u0026rsquo;s World Charles C. Mann Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Running With Rhinos Ed Warner Extremist Politics The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics Michael Malice SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought Police Vox Day The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure Greg Lukianoff and Johnathan Haidt Fiction Brave New World Aldous Huxley 1984 George Orwell Animal Farm George Orwell Molon Labe! Kenneth Royce (Boston T Party) Alongside Night J. Niel Schulman Freehold Michael Z. Williamson The Moon is a Harsh Mistress Robert Heinlen The Handmaid’s Tale Margaret Atwood Anthem Ayn Rand The Fountainhead Ayn Rand The Giver Lois Lowery Red Rising Pierce Brown Unintended Consequences John Ross The Probability Broach L. Neil Smith The High Ground Series Doug Casey Enemy of the State F. Paul Wilson Financial Crisis Meltdown Tom Woods Deep Freeze: Iceland\u0026rsquo;s Economic Collapse Phillip Bagus and David Howden Americas Great Depression Murray Rothbard The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last Century Mark Thornton End the Fed Ron Paul Gun Rights Come and Take it: The Gun Printers Guide to Thinking Free Cody Wilson The 10 Myths of Gun Control Jose Nino More Guns Less Crime John Lott Health and Nutrition Death by Food Pyramid Denise Minger Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim It Mary Ruwart The Primal Prescription Doug Mcguff and Robert Murphy Fat for Fuel Dr. Joseph Mercola Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless Health Casey Means and Calley Means Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Blind Spots: The Medicine Gets it Wrong and What it Means For our Health Marty Makary Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity Peter Attia History - General A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell A Peoples History of the United States Howard Zinn Albions\u0026rsquo;s Seed David Hackett Fischer The Dawn Of Everything: A New History of Humanity David Graber A Little History of the World EH Gombrich Debt: The First 5000 Years David Graber History of Government Institutions Legacy of Ashes: A history of the CIA Tim Weiner Enemies: A history of the FBI Tim Weiner The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles and their Secret World War Steven Kinzer Overthrow: Americas Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to Iraq Steven Kinzer History of Socialism The Almost Nearly Perfect People Michael Booth The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel Castro Humberto Fontova The Case Against Socialism Rand Paul History of War and Military The Strategic Logic of Suicide Bombers Robert Pape Enough Already: Time to End the War on Terror Scott Horton Death by Government: Genocide and Mass Murder Since 1900 R.J. Rummel Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catastrophe of Ukraine Scott Horton All the Shahs Men Stephen Kirzner Property Rights Against Intellectual Property Stephan Kinsella (Property Rights) - Freedom on the Frontier Terry Anderson \u0026amp; Peter J Hill How Music Got Free Steven Witt Water Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Space Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Against Intellectual Monopoly Michelle Boldrin \u0026amp; David Levine Intro to Liberty The Law Frederic Bastiat The Road to Serfdom Friedrich Hayek Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom Ron Paul The Revolution Ron Paul Intro to Anarchy No Treason: The Constitution of no Authority Lysander Spooner The Most Dangerous Superstition Larken Rose The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to Obey Michael Huemer The Anarchist\u0026rsquo;s Handbook Organized by Michael Malice Dissenting Electorate: Those Who Refuse to Vote and the Legitimacy of Their Opposition Wendy McElroy Individual Liberty Benjamin Tucker Freedom’s Progress: A History of Political Thought Gerard Casey Living Freedom The Freedom Outlaw\u0026rsquo;s Handbook: 179 Things to Do \u0026rsquo;til the Revolution Claire Wolfe 101 Things to Do \u0026lsquo;Til the Revolution: Ideas and Resources for Self-Liberation, Monkey Wrenching and Preparedness Claire Wolfe Don\u0026rsquo;t Shoot the Bastards (Yet): 101 More Ways to Salvage Freedom Claire Wolfe Net Neutrality The Fallacy of Net Neutrality Thomas Hazlett The Master Switch Tim Wu The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless Technology Thomas Hazlett Code 2.0 Lawrence Lessig Philosophy - General Drive: Understanding the science of Human motivation Daniel Pink Defending the Undefendable Walter Block Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder Nassim Taleb The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion Johnathan Haidt Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World David Epstein Philosophy - Political The Ethics of Liberty Murray Rothbard Anatomy of the State Murray Rothbard An Agorist Primer Samuel Konkin Our Enemy, the State Albert J Nock Police Brutality and the Justice system Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America\u0026rsquo;s Police Forces Radley Balko A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State John Whitehead The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison America Naomi Murakawa The New Jim Crow Michelle Alexander Ghettoside Jill Leovy I Can\u0026rsquo;t Breathe: A Killing on Bay Street Matt Taibbi Justice Before the Law Michael Huemer Revisionist History The Myth of the Robber Barons Burt Folsom The Art of Contrary Thinking Humphrey B. Neill Why American History is Not What They Say: An Introduction to Revisionism Jeff Riggenbach Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong James W. Loewen The Roosevelt Myth John T. Flynn The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary War Thomas J. DiLorenzo Security and Privacy The Art of Invisibility Kevin Mitnick How to Be Invisible J. J. Luna No Place to Hide Glen Greenwald Public Record Edward Snowden The Production of Security Gustave di Molinari Extreme Privacy: How to Disapear on the Internet Michael Bazzell Watchman Privacy Gabriel Custodiet Privacy in Utopia Gabriel Custodiet Schooling and Unschooling Radical Unschooling Dayna Martin The Case against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and Money Bryan Caplan Weapons of Mass Instruction John Taylor Gatto The Absorbent Mind Maria Montessori The College Scam: How America\u0026rsquo;s Universities Are Bankrupting and Brainwashing Away the Future of America\u0026rsquo;s Youth Charlie Kirk Vaccines Turtles All the Way Down Anonymous, Tim Vadnar The Moth in the Iron Lung Forrest Moready Crooked: Manmade Disease Explained Forrest Moready Dissolving Illusions Susan Humphries Vaccines, Autoimmunity and the Changing Nature of Childhood Illness Thomas Cowan "},{"id":3,"href":"/covid/","title":"Covid","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Every single thing that was done in public health in response to the pandemic made it worse.\u0026rdquo; - Peter A. McCullough\nThe Covid19 Lockdowns were the biggest event in our lifetimes. The damage done was immeasurable and still continues to this day. The power centers are looking to continue on with all of the covid tyranny. We must be vigilant in fighting back against the medical industrial complex.\nAnti Covid Orgs # Banners 4 Freedom - An organization dedicated to protesting Covid Mandates using billboards across the world.\nChildren\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense - Children\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense® is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Their mission is to end childhood health epidemics by working aggressively to eliminate harmful exposures, hold those responsible accountable and establish safeguards to prevent future harm. They fight corruption, mass surveillance and censorship that put profits before people as well as advocate for worldwide rights to health freedom and bodily autonomy ^1^\nEvidenceNotFear - An evidence-based guide against all of the Covid madness.\nFeds 4 Med Freedom - Feds for Medical Freedom is fighting for medical freedoms and personal autonomy. They stand against unconstitutional and immoral vaccine mandates that have cost thousands of federal employees and contractors their careers and livelihoods.\nFLCCC Alliance - A group of doctors who got together to push back against the public Covid response. They provide real education on Covid, and demonized treatments like Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine and recovery against.\nGBDeclaration.org - One of the first major organizations to push back against Covid lockdowns. The Great Barrington Declaration is a major worldwide petition sponsored by doctors and scientists against the Covid lockdowns.\nHowbad - Resources for tracking all aspects of specific Covid batchs data, this also includes leaked data, and some aspects of other vaccines and medical malpractice.\nICAN Informed Consent Action Network - Founded in 2016, ICAN was created with the goal of providing every person with the right to informed consent. They believe that by holding regulators accountable through their successful legal actions, individuals will become empowered to make truly informed decisions about their own health and the health of their families. Using an unprecedented legal strategy, ICAN has successfully won lawsuits against Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control, the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration. Founded by Del Bigtree of the Highwire and works regularly with Aaron Siri and his firm.\nLaw Offices of Siri Glimstead - Led by Lawyer Aaron Siri, Siri Glimstead has been at the forefront of defending legal rights against Covid restrictions and damages done by the Covid vaccines, as well as more traditional vaccines. They also focus on other things like civil rights or protection of whistle blowers.\nPhysicians for Informed Consent - Physicians for Informed Consent empowers the public with scientific information about infectious diseases and vaccines.\nPureBloodRegistry - Blood donations for and from people who have not gotten the Covid-19 vaccine.\nThe Highwire - An educational journalistic organization that has been working for years to bring accountability to the world of vaccines and especially Covid vaccines. Founded by Del Bigtree.\nVacSafety - The VSRF’s mission is to advance COVID-19 vaccine safety through scientific research, public education, and advocacy, and to support the vaccine injured. They present the most up-to-date and relevant information on COVID-19 and public health policies, free from corporate press, agenda-driven narratives, and sponsorships with conflict of interest. They encourage questions and an open dialogue of transparency on any medical and scientific information presented.\nFake Mask Websites # Fake Mask Worldwide - A company that sells obviously fake masks, less obviously fake masks and other Covid related items.\nGetUnmask - Breathable masks that look like regular masks. Company now sells other unrelated products as well.\nMedical Drug Purchase # Purchase Medical Drugs including Ivermection and Hydroxychloroquine from high quality third party services.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinil. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nMetrics # ICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nOpen Vaers - Open Vaers takes the CDC\u0026rsquo;s government data from VAERS and makes it much more readable and easy to understand. As of 9/23 there were over 36,000 deaths and over 1.5 million Covid vaccine related reports to VAERS.\nNo-Jab Job Boards # Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types.\nRedballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or Covid nonsense.\nUnjected - Social media for meeting and dating unvaccinated people.\nVaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status.\nVaccine Injured Support # Covid Vax Recovery Guide - A Covid vaccine detox guide written by nutritional scientist and liberty leaning Dr. Chris Masterjohn.\nCovid19CriticalCare.com - An in-depth recovery Post-Vaccine Treatment Protocol guide from the doctors at the FLCC Alliance.\nIronHeart Bloodworks - IronHeart Bloodworks is a new blood bank membership that gives you control over your blood choices during medical procedures. When you need it, IronHeart Bloodworks quickly sends you COVID-19 unvaccinated blood—a unique service in the healthcare industry. You should have the freedom to choose what blood is in your body.\nReact19.org - React19 is a science-based non-profit offering financial, physical, and emotional support for those suffering from long-term COVID-19 vaccine adverse events globally. Their mission is to bring healing to the moms, dads, friends, and loved ones who are facing life-altering side effects from their COVID-19 vaccine. They build bridges between patients and research institutions in order to develop a better understanding of vaccine complications.\nSpike Protein Detox - Peter McCullough\u0026rsquo;s Spike protein Detox protocol. Peter\u0026rsquo;s company also sells a specific Detox Support Formula.\nZelenko Protocol - Dr. Vladimir Zelenko was one of the first doctors to push back on mainstream Covid dogma. While Zelenko has since passed his protocol and supplements are still useful for fighting Covid ^2^\n"},{"id":4,"href":"/deathathletes/","title":"Death Athletes","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;We always knew it was going to happen, it was according to our plan. For our kind, this is nothing.\u0026rdquo; - Cody Wilson\nDeath Athletes refers to a concept going back to Ancient Greece and popularized by 3d Gun Printing Activist Cody Wilson called \u0026ldquo;The Death Athletic\u0026rdquo;. Cody gave a speech at Guns and Bitcoin 2022 talking about the beauty of death given in service to ones beliefs. While not always literal this is often metaphorical, Cody talks about the public death and having been killed in the public as a metaphor. The Death Athletic specifically refers to someone who engaged in practice to promote freedom and was persecuted for doing so. While many people have been prosecuted unfairly, there is a difference between general victims and those who specifically took the risk of fighting the state and lost.\nCheck out the speech here!\nDeath Athletes # Roger Ver - Roger Ver is a freedom activist who was one of the first investors in Bitcoin. Roger has worked as a liberty and Bitcoin activist for over a decade and has made major financial contributions and investments to projects like, DefCad, ShapeShift, FEE, Ross Ulbricht\u0026rsquo;s Legal Defense, Wikileaks, Kraken and many many more. In April 2024 Roger was arrested and detained in Spain on the request of the US government for alleged tax evasion claims in regarding to his exit tax in 2014. Roger is currently looking at a potential 100 year prison sentence for numerous ridiculous legal charges. Roger has been trapped in Spain since April 2024.\nRoss Ulbricht - Ross Ulbricht is the alleged founder and operator of the Silk Road website. The Silk Road offered consumers a safe and trusted way to purchase drugs and other contraband items. Ross was arrested and imprisoned in 2013. He was sentenced to two life sentences plus 40 years and millions of dollars in fines in a corrupt trial. Ross is scheduled to be released as Donald Trump promised to commute his sentence on Day one of his presidency.\nJulian Assange - Julian Assange is one of the greatest journalists of all time. Julian founded Wikileaks in 2006 and has exposed mass public corruption across the world regarding governments and corporations. Julian was forced into home arrest and then asylum for close to a decade based off ridiculous sex charges that were eventually dropped. In 2019 Julian was pulled out of his Asylum and pull into solitary confinement in BellMarsh prison until June 2024. Julian signed a plea deal and was released.\nEdward Snowden - Edward Snowden is a NSA Whistleblower who exposed massive NSA Corruption in 2013, mostly in regards to illegal mass surveillance on citizens. Snowden has been trapped in Russia ever since.\nSamurai Wallet Devs - In May 2024 Samurai Wallets Domain was seized and the two devs known publicly as TDev and Samurai were arrested and charged with money laundering due to the Bitcoin coinjoin functions built into the website.\nTornado Cash Devs - Tornado Cash is a decentralized coinjoin provider for the Ethereum Crypto Currency. In 2022 Tornado Cash was added to the OFACT List and the Devs Roman Storm and Alex Pertsev where charged with Money Laundering.\nAaron Swartz - Internet pioneer and free speech advocate. Creator of the Guerilla Access Open Manifest as well as several other open source technologies, Aaron Swartz tragically killed himself in 2013 thanks to overzealous prosecutors from the DOJ that were threatening Aaron with decades in prison for attempted publishing of copyrighted documents, despite the fact that the document had never been published and the owner of those copyrights Jstore, had actually dropped the charges.\nIan Freemen - Freeman, known for advocating freedom and financial privacy through bitcoin, found himself targeted by federal prosecutors. Initially facing charges including bank fraud and wire fraud, these allegations were eventually dropped due to lack of evidence. The core of the case revolved around money laundering and conspiracy charges. Ultimately, Freeman received a severe sentence of eight years in prison, a $40,000 fine, and forfeiture of $5 million in assets, despite not being convicted of the fraud charges prosecutors initially highlighted.\nCody Wilson - The creator of the Death Athletic concept as well as the founder of Defcad.com and first person to create a 3d printed Gun. Cody has been at the forefront of fighting for 2nd amendment and 1st amendment as they pertain to code and digital rights for over a decade. Cody has been involved in many lawsuits with the federal government as a result and suffered charges for sex crimes in 2018. He is currently free and working for Defcad.\nJay Stark - The anonymous creator of the FGC-9, which stands for \u0026ldquo;Fuck Gun Control.\u0026rdquo; The FGC was the first project to enable the creation of a fully 3d printed gun that did not require any actual gun parts, instead it uses items that can be purchased from conventional stores all over the world. Jay Stark was arrested in April 2021 on suspicions of owning illegal weapons, however none of these weapons were found and he was not taken into custody. Two days later he was found dead sitting in his car in front of his parents house. While the offical cause of death ruled out \u0026ldquo;foul play\u0026rdquo; it is difficult for most to believe that this was simply a coincidence.\n"},{"id":5,"href":"/defense/","title":"Defense","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles.\u0026rdquo; - Jeff Cooper\nWhen any government deprives a citizen of his freedom or property, the individual must take action to publicise his grievances. To this end, I hope to illustrate in the following pages, the futility of gun control, and that no amount of arbitrary legislation can ever prevent those wanting firearms from owning them. The individual who has the ability to construct his own homemade gun can never be permanently disarmed by any level of gun control legislation. - Philip Luty\nDIY Firearms # The 3D Printer has significantly advanced the ease of manufacturing reliable weapons absent the eye of the watchful state. Of course, it is not the only manufacturing tool available, but you will find it the most expedient.\nGetting Started # The following guides provide a basic introduction to 3D printed firearms. If your budget is limited, Creality printers may be the only option. But they are unreliable, and you may spend more time troubleshooting issues than printing. We recommend Prusa for their reliability and unwavering commitment to open source. Bambu Lab printers have recently gained in popularity for their speed, reliability, and multi-material options. However, they have a history of patenting established open source designs, and even more importantly, severely compromise your privacy. More information here. On this principle, we recommend against giving them your money.\nAs you evaluate printers and cad software, keep privacy at the top of your mind. While this practice may currently be legal in your jurisdiction, the state may kidnap and jail you anyway.\nHoffman Tactical The CTRL+PEW Getting Started Guide Ammunition # Fenix Ammunition - Manufactured in the USA by liberty obsessed individuals, and accept Bitcoin for payment. Books # Expedient Homemade Firearms by Philip Luty Expedient Recoilless Launcher: Panzerfaust by Jonathan Wild Communities # Deterrence Dispensed Rocket Chat - Large public group chat for all things 3d printed firearms. FOSSCAD Subreddit - a subreddit focused on 3d printed firearms of all types. However, censorship on reddit continues to grow, and we encourage migration to censorship resistant communities. Files # Most firearm designs are uploaded by individual creators to Odysee. DEFCAD is another source, but requires a paid membership. Most files available on DEFCAD are already available for free on Odysee.\n3D Gun Builder - A comprehensive directory of designs with direct links to Odysee pages. DEFCAD - Many files here are out of date and hosted without the permission of the original developers. GunCad Developer Index - A list of guncad developer Odysee pages. Legal Advocacy Groups # Organizations fighting within the legal system to expand gun rights.\nDefense Distributed Firearm Policy Coalition Rocky Mountain Gun Owners Second Amendment Foundation Merchants # Places to find parts, part kits, tools, ammo, and more..\nParts # Aves Engineering - Glock rails and MAC11 components. Every Gun Part - Exhaustive collection of parts kits (everything but the receiver) and more. Ghost Guns - More parts kits. JSD Supply - Pistol components and more. MAF Arms - Build kits for printed receiver designs. Replicator USA - 3d printed suppressors. Riptide Rails - Glock rails, magazine springs, and other printed firearms components. Newsletters \u0026amp; Podcasts # En Bloc Press - Paid newsletter and podcast focused on the 3d printed firearm space and adjacent politics. Open Source Defense - Weekly newsletter focused on expanding gun rights with \u0026ldquo;0% culture war\u0026rdquo;. Out of Battery Live - Live podcast focused on interviewing guncad developers and builders. Propaganda # Documentaries, talks, and other media.\nDeath Athletic Documentary The New Radical Plastic Defense: Secret 3D Printed Guns in Europe The Plastic Power: A Speech The Unshackled Englishman Resources # GatGPT - A deneutered version of ChatGPT focused on firearms. Shootingbot - Monitors price and availability of ammunition and reloading components. Training # Ok, you can build a firearm in your garage. Now learn how to use it. Before you start LARPING, consider what type of training is most useful. Read this.\nGamut Resolutions - Tactical pistol and carbine classes. Based in Florida but courses are taught in many locations across the US. Guns For Everyone - Free concealed carry classes based out of Colorado. Long Range Shooters of Utah - Multiday courses in shooting up to and beyond 1000 yards in Price, UT. MantisX - MantisX is a gun training system that takes a data-driven approach to helping you achieve shooting mastery with no ammo required. Unlike some dry fire trainers, MANTISX works while attached to ANY firearm (pistol, rifle, or shotgun). By analyzing every shot and generating actionable data, MANTISX helps you improve your accuracy quickly. Solutionary University - Beginner firearm and defense training. Run by Liberty Activist Maj Toure, who has been travelling across the US providing firearms training, particularly in black neighborhoods. Thunder Ranch - Multiday courses in pistol, rifle, and shotgun, founded by Clint Smith and based in Oregon. "},{"id":6,"href":"/education/","title":"Education","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Education and Training # \u0026ldquo;Government schooling is the most radical adventure in history. It kills the family by monopolizing the best times of childhood and by teaching disrespect for home and parents.\u0026rdquo; - John Taylor Gatto\nModern schooling has been terrible for years. Following the covid insanity and the addition of woke politics the schools are proving less and less value by the day. But education can be done through a vareity of methods. In the modern age their are many better ways to educate yourself and your children than traditional school.\nAlternative Schools # Options for schools that are close to the traditional model, but do something different.\nMontessori Schools - Montessori classrooms are ideal workplaces, where children are engaged, energetic, exploring, social, and most of all, learning to take ownership of their own education. They’re also unified communities in which each child understands the responsibility of being an individual student in the class while supporting the learning of others.\nWestern Governors University - While still suffering from some of the issues of traditional education, WGU provides a solid alternative for anyone who still wants to pursue traditional college degrees. Offering Bachelors and Masters programs in IT, Business, Nursing, Finance and Education. WGU is a completely online school, with relatively cheap degree programs that are performance based, meaning you can take the classes at your own pace and are not required to attend classes you dont need.\nAlternatives to School # Liberty Classroom - A wide range of courses. Mostly focused on history but offers other courses on econimics and logics. All courses are taught from a liberty perspective. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. Mises Econ Grad Progam - Economics Grad program that teaches free market Austrian Economics from one of the most prominent liberty focused think tanks. Praxis - Praxis is an intense personal and professional development program for young adults who want to work hard, build skills, learn how to create value, and develop a positive vision of the future for their lives and careers. Praxis is a college alternative that offers a 1 year practical devopment plan that ends up teaching you real world practical skills and connecting you with an intership at the end of your program. School of Life - A course to help you enhance whatever you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Provides biweekly webinars from the best liberty minds to bring your practile and actionable advice for your business, non Profit, cause or whatever else you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. TenToad - A program that helps families transition to a school-free life with a solid foundation of knowledge and the tools to get started with confidence. Embrace living and learning without school. ThinkExodus - Exodus Institute aims to provide families with a quality alternative to public schools, and support homeschool families with enrichment courses that foster critical thinking, academic skills, and counter the left-wing indoctrination found in education, culture, and the media. Unschoolers.org - Unschooling and peaceful parenting educational organization. Unschooling is an alternative to traditional schooling and even home schooling that works to encourage and focus and direct children\u0026rsquo;s natural curiosity. Unschooling Resources with Dayna Martin - Dayna Martin has been living and breathing Unschooling for 2 decades, while also working to educate many others on these principles. You can find many of the best unschooling resources here. Homeschool Resources # Acellusacademy - Acellus Academy is a K-12 online private school located in Kansas City, Missouri as a 501c3. Acellus Academy provides instruction online through distance education via the Acellus Learning System. Acellus, a program of the International Academy of Science, is an online learning system that has been used to provide primary instruction to millions of students in thousands of schools throughout the United States.\nHome School Legal Defense Association - With over 100,000 member families, Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) is the nation’s largest, most trusted homeschool advocacy organization.\nPower Home School - Power Homeschool is the official provider of online Acellus® courses for parents independently homeschooling their children without teacher support. Power is a not an accredited curriculum.\nRon Paul Curriculum - A liberty focused home school curriculum for all grades based on the ideas of former congressman Ron Paul. The curriculum was largely designed by Liberty Classroom founder, Tom Woods.\nTuttle Twins Academy - From the authors of some of the best selling Liberty Kids books, comes the academy for home learning. Catered for kids TTA offers courses in Finances, Logic \u0026amp; Critical Thinking, Entrepreneurship, and many more to come.\n"},{"id":7,"href":"/frontends/","title":"Front Ends","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy. The savage’s whole existence is public, ruled by the laws of his tribe. Civilization is the process of setting man free from men.\u0026rdquo; - Ayn Rand\nPrivacy Front ends are interfaces that interact with well known services that dont respect your privacy. Apps like Youtube or Facebook can be accessed via privacy respecting generally open source apps.\nApple AirPlay # air-pi-play - Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Airplay server using RPiPlay to enable screen mirroring on tvs, monitors and projectors. RPiPlay - An open-source AirPlay mirroring server for the Raspberry Pi. Supports iOS 9 and up. Apple Music # Cider - Cross-platform Apple Music experience based on Electron and Vue.js written from scratch with performance in mind Discord # gtkcord4 - A lightweight Discord client written in Golang which uses GTK3 for the user interface Facebook # SlimSocial - Android, alternative front-end for Facebook, built with Java Frost - An extensive and functional open source third party app for Facebook (Android app) Facebook Messenger # Caprine - Unofficial and privacy-focused Facebook Messenger app with many useful features fb-messenger-cli - Use your Facebook account to chat with your friends sneakily in the command line, it\u0026rsquo;s as easy as logging in, choosing a convo and chatting away Google Search # LibreX - Privacy-respecting free meta-search engine (free as in freedom). Small and simple meta-search engine, fetches and anonymizes results from Google only, has API support, allows redirects to Invidious/Bibliogram/Nitter/Libreddit.\nSearXNG - SearXNG is a free internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from various search services and databases. Users are neither tracked nor profiled (SearXNG is a fork of Searx).\nSearx - Searx is a free privacy-respecting internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from more than 70 search services. Users are neither tracked nor profiled. Additionally, Searx can be used over Tor for online anonymity.\nWhoogle Search - A self-hosted, ad-free, privacy-respecting metasearch engine for Google.\nGoogle Translate # Crow Translate - Simple and lightweight cross-platform translator that allows translation using LibreTranslate, Lingva, Google, Bing, and Yandex, as well as text-to-speech using Google.\nDeepL Android - Unofficial Android client for DeepL.\nInstaLate - Distraction-free translation for Android, to be used directly from within any app. Supports Beolingus, DeepL, Dict.cc, GNU CIDE, Heinzelnisse, LibreTranslate, Linguee, WikDict, and Wiktionary.\nLingva Translate - Alternative front-end for Google Translate, serving as a free and open-source translator with over a hundred languages available.\nSimplyTranslate - Provide fast and private translations to the user without wasting much overhead for extensive styling or JavaScript. Supports Google Translate, DeepL, ICIBA, and LibreTranslate.\nSimplyTranslate Mobile - Unofficial Android client of SimplyTranslate.\nHacker News # Hackers - A native iOS app for Hacker News.\nHackerweb - A simply readable Hacker News web app.\nHckrnws - A custom front-end for a better reading experience of HackerNews.\nHN-search - Algolia Hacker News search.\nHNTopLinks - Top Links on Hacker News.\nImgur # Imgin - Minimal Imgur front end Imgrs - Imgrs is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. It\u0026rsquo;s a Rust rewrite of a previous Imgur proxy project, Omgur. Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/imgrs Omgur - Omgur is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. Inspired by the Invidious, Nitter, and Teddit projects. No JavaScript or ads All requests go through the Omgur backend, client never talks to Imgur Prevents Imgur from tracking your IP or JavaScript fingerprint Lightweight Self-hostable Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/omgur Rimgo - Self-hosted frontend for Imgur written in Go. Website: https://i.bcow.xyz/ Rimgu - Self-hosted alternative frontend/ proxy for Imgur Instagram # Bibliogram - Bibliogram is an alternative front-end for Instagram. Public instances: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/bibliogram-docs/tree/master/docs/Instances.md Mastodon # Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Hyperspace - cross-platform Mastodon client for the fediverse written in TypeScript and React Pinafore - Alternative web client for Mastodon, focused on speed and simplicity Sengi - cross-platform multi-account Mastodon \u0026amp; Pleroma desktop client TheDesk - cross-platform Mastodon \u0026amp; Misskey desktop client Tootle - simple GTK-based Linux Mastodon client Tusky - lightweight Android Mastodon client Medium # Scribe - Alternative front-end to Medium.com Other services # ArchiveBox - Open source self-hosted web archiving. Takes URLs/browser history/bookmarks/Pocket/Pinboard/etc., saves HTML, JS, PDFs, media, and more etherpad-lite - Collaborative rich text editor. A modern really-real-time collaborative document editor Gitea - Lightweight git server. Git with a cup of tea, painless self-hosted git service Hedgedoc - Collaborative markdown editor. A platform to write and share markdown Librarian - Alternative frontend for LBRY / Odysee.com MediathekViewWeb - Video content of German public-service television broadcasters (e.g. ARD, ZDF) Official instance: mediathekviewweb.de NoPaste - NoPaste is an open-source website similar to Pastebin where you can store any piece of code, and generate links for easy sharing PrivateBin - Zero knowledge encrypted paste-bin. A minimalist, open source online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data. Data is encrypted/decrypted in the browser using 256 bits AES Snapdrop - Similar to Apple\u0026rsquo;s Airdrop but in your browser. A Progressive Web App for local file sharing Vaultwarden - Password manager. Unofficial Bitwarden compatible server written in Rust, formerly known as bitwarden_rs Wikiless - A free open source alternative Wikipedia front-end focused on privacy Reddit # Due to recent changes with the Reddit API Policy you may have mixed success with these. These are kept here in the event that this changes, but otherwise these are mostly dead projects\nDawn - Open-source Reddit app Available on F-Droid Forked from Dank: https://github.com/saket/Dank Eddrit - Alternative front-end for Reddit, inspired by Nitter, built with Python \u0026amp; Starlette. Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Infinity - Reddit client for Android Available on F-Droid junipf/reddit-frontend - A reddit front-end written in React Official instance: https://jpf-reddit.netlify.app kddit - uWSGI frontend for Reddit.com written in Python Official instance: https://kddit.kalli.st Libreddit - Alternative front-end for Reddit. Themed around Reddit\u0026rsquo;s new design - Lightweight, no JavaScript, no ads, no tracking. Official instance: libredd.it Public instances: https://github.com/spikecodes/libreddit#instances RedditClient - Alternative front-end for Reddit, built with Angular Roffline - A self-hosted offline Reddit server. It allows you to browse Reddit posts (including any media in the post) while offline. It is targeted at people that have intermittent internet Snew - Open-source client for Reddit forked from the Reddit source code. Slide - Open source, ad free Reddit browser for Android Available on F-Droid Stealth - Account-free, privacy-oriented, and feature-rich Reddit client. Available on F-Droid Teddit - Alternative Reddit front-end focused on privacy - Lightweight, no ads, no JavaScript, unofficial API. Official instance: https://teddit.net Public instances: https://github.com/teddit-net/teddit#instances Github mirror repository Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Teddit Top of Reddit - Top Reddit posts every day. Troddit: A web client for Reddit Official instance: https://www.troddit.com Updoot - Android, alternative front-end for Reddit. Xeddit - A Xamarin.Forms app for Reddit. Official instance: xeddit.com Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Xeddit Redirection # Farside - Farside provides links that automatically redirect to working instances of privacy-oriented alternative frontends, such as Nitter, Libreddit, etc. This allows for users to have more reliable access to the available public instances for a particular service, while also helping to distribute traffic more evenly across all instances and avoid performance bottlenecks and rate-limiting. LibRedirect - App that redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends. If you click on a link of a Youtube like it will redirect to you to Newpipe, Twitter to nitter, Wikipedia to Wikiless etc. Privacy Redirect - A simple web extension that redirects Twitter, YouTube, Instagram \u0026amp; Google Maps requests to privacy friendly alternatives Firefox Add-On: Privacy Redirect Chrome Extension: Privacy Redirect UntrackMe - UntrackMe transforms Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Reddit and Medium and Wikipedia links to links of open source, privacy friendly front-ends. Converts Google Maps links to OpenStreetMap links. Removes tracking parameters from any url. Then delegates the action to other apps that are capable of handling them. (Android app) Watch on Odysee - Browser add on that redirects you from YouTube to odysee a decentralized Youtube alternative libredirect - A web extension that redirects popular sites to alternative privacy-friendly frontends and backends. Actively maintained fork of Privacy Redirect that supports Youtube, Youtube Music, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, Imgur, Reddit, Searx, Google Translate, Google Maps, Wikipedia, and Medium Reuters # Neuters - An alternative front-end to Reuters.com. It is intended to be lightweight and fast, and was heavily inspired by Nitter Official instance: https://boxcat.site Shazam # SongRec - Open-source Shazam client for Linux, written in Rust. Spotify # Downtify - Open source Spotify ripper. Self Hosted. Kotify - Requires Spotify Account - Multiplatform desktop client for Spotify focused on library organization for power users. Relies on official Spotify client for playback Librespot - Requires Spotify Premium Account - librespot is an open source client library for Spotify. It enables applications to use Spotify\u0026rsquo;s service to control and play music via various backends, and to act as a Spotify Connect receiver. It is an alternative to the official and now deprecated closed-source libspotify. Additionally, it will provide extra features which are not available in the official library Oggify - Download Spotify tracks to Ogg Vorbis (with a Spotify premium account), based on librespot psst - Fast and multi-platform Spotify client with native GUI Spot: Gtk/Rust native Spotify client for the GNOME desktop. Only works with premium accounts Spotiqueue - Minimalistic queue-oriented macOS-native client for Spotify, with Guile Scheme scriptability SpotDownloader - A simple web tool that allows you to download songs from Spotify. You can download a song either by entering a track, album, or playlist link. You can also download the entire album or playlist in ZIP format. It also adds all the metadata like cover image, artists, and release date in the downloaded songs. Show, Podcast, and Artist page links aren\u0026rsquo;t supported yet. Spotiflyer - Download free content from Youtube, Spotify, Sound Cloud and more Spotube: A lightweight and free Spotify crossplatform-client which handles playback manually, streams music using Youtube \u0026amp; no Spotify premium account is needed SpotX: Modified Spotify Client for Windows (Windows Only) - Blocking ads and updates for the desktop version of Spotify, disabling podcasts and more Telegram # Telegram-FOSS - Unofficial, FOSS-friendly fork of the original Telegram client for Android. TikTok # ProxiTok - Open source alternative frontend for TikTok made with PHP. Official instance: Pussthecat Instance Twitch # ElectronPlayer - Electron Based Web Video Services Player. Supports Netflix, Youtube, Twitch, Floatplane, Hulu and more streamlink-twitch-gui - Multi platform Twitch.tv browser for Streamlink Twire: Alternative and open source Twitch client for Android Xtra - Twitch player and browser for Android Twitter/X # Due to recent changes with the Twitter API Policy you may have mixed success with these.\nFritter - A free, open-source Twitter client for Android. Harpy - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Flutter/Dart. Nitter - Alternative Twitter front-end - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Official instance: nitter.net Public instances: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances Example: Troy Hunt on Twitter and Nitter Shitter - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Java. Tweet-app - Desktop Twitter client only for tweeting. Timeline never shows up. Tweeterr - A tool to use Twitter from the command line on the fly. Tweepy - Twitter for Python Twidere X - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built mostly with Kotlin, in early stage. YouTube # Alltube - Web GUI for youtube-dl AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. BlackHole - Android music player app for YouTube Music and Spotify made with Flutter CloudTube - Alternative front-end for Invidious Official instance: https://tube.cadence.moe Installation guide for self-hosting: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/tube-docs/tree/main/item/docs/cloudtube/Installing%20CloudTube.md FreeTube - Open source YouTube desktop player for privacy on Windows, Mac and Linux Invidious - Invidious is an alternative front-end to YouTube - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Home page: https://invidious.io Invidious instances (Github): https://github.com/iv-org/documentation/blob/master/Invidious-Instances.md Invidious instances API: https://api.invidious.io Installation guide for self-hosting: https://docs.invidious.io/Installation.md Invidious-viewer - Python application to watch YouTube videos through the Invidious API, in the terminal (requires MPV player and libmpv.so, provided by Linux distro) Invuedious - An alternative frontend for invidious built with vue.js Official instance: https://bocchilorenzo.github.io/invuedious/ LibreTube - Android frontend for YouTube, based on Piped minitube - Lightweight youtube client with a kid-friendly interface. Can make playlists from search keywords mps-youtube - Terminal based YouTube player and downloader. NewPipe - A libre lightweight streaming front-end for Android oleksis/youtube-dl-gui - Cross-platform front-end GUI of the popular youtube-dl written in wxPython OpenVideoDownloader aka jely2002/youtube-dl-gui - A cross-platform GUI for youtube-dl made in Electron and node.js Piped - An alternative privacy-friendly YouTube frontend which is efficient by design - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking Official instance: https://piped.kavin.rocks List of public instances: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped/wiki/Instances Installation guide for self-hosting: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Documentation/blob/main/content/docs/self-hosting/index.md pipe-viewer - A lightweight application (fork of straw-viewer) for searching and playing videos from YouTube. Plumber - Local and remote video trimmer, can trim parts of video without downloading whole video, utilizes youtube-dl, allows conversion to GIFs smtube - Stand-alone YouTube video player Website: https://www.smtube.org SMTube is part of SMPlayer SMPlayer website: https://www.smplayer.info SMPlayer repository: https://github.com/smplayer-dev/smplayer SmartTubeNext - SmartTubeNext is an advanced YouTube app for Android TVs and TV boxes, free and open source. It is not a live TV client and does not support \u0026ldquo;YouTube TV\u0026rdquo;. SkyTube - An open-source YouTube app for Android. Tartube - A GUI front-end for youtube-dl, partly based on youtube-dl-gui and written in Python 3 / Gtk 3 th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). TubeArchivist - A self hosted YouTube media server. TubeSync - TubeSync is a PVR (personal video recorder) for YouTube. It syncs YouTube channels and playlists to a locally hosted media server. ViewTube - An alternative front-end for YouTube, written in Vue.js, uses Plyr video player; supports SponsorBlock, multiple Invidious instances support, chapters Vividl - Modern Windows GUI for youtube-dl Youtube-dl - Command-line program to download videos from YouTube.com and other video sites Youtube-viewer - Lightweight YouTube client for Linux YouTube.js - Full-featured wrapper around the Innertube API, which is what YouTube itself uses uYouPlus - uYouPlus (uYou+) is an alternative YouTube app for Apple\u0026rsquo;s iOS and iPadOS. yattee - Alternative YouTube frontend for iOS, tvOS and macOS built with Invidious and Piped, supports sponsorblock yt-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously without forcing javascript (Fork of youtube-local) yt-dlp - A youtube-dl fork with additional features and fixes. ytcc - Command line tool to keep track of your favorite playlists on YouTube and many other places. Can import youtube subscriptions from Google Takeout and provide them as an RSS feed for your favorite reader. ytfzf - A POSIX script that helps you find Youtube videos (without API) and opens/downloads them using mpv/youtube-dl. ytmdl - A simple app to get songs from YouTube in mp3 format with artist name, album name etc from sources like iTunes, LastFM, Deezer, Gaana etc. ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. ytdl-gui - A simple-to-use, cross-platform graphical interface for youtube-dl youtube-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously and with greater page performance ytcast - Cast YouTube videos to your smart TV from the command line. This program does roughly the same thing as the \u0026ldquo;Play on TV\u0026rdquo; button that appears on the player bar when you visit youtube.com with Chrome or when you use the YouTube smartphone app YouTube Music # AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. "},{"id":8,"href":"/hacking/","title":"Hacking","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The truth is revealed by removing things that stand in its light, an art not unlike sculpture, in which the artist creates, not by building, but by hacking away.\u0026rdquo; - Alan Watts\nWelcome to the Hacking section of Liberty tools! Hacking should be used to increase your knowledge and harden your defenses. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAnonymity # BinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\nI2P - The Invisible Internet Project.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nNipe - Script to redirect all traffic from the machine to the Tor network.\nOnionScan - One of the Hacking Tools for investigating the Dark Web by finding operational security issues introduced by Tor hidden service operators.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nTor - Free software and onion routed overlay network that helps you defend against traffic analysis.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nBug Bounty Platforms # Bugcrowd List - List of many companies that provide bug bounties. CTF(Capture the flag) # Ctf-tools - Collection of setup scripts to install various security research tools easily and quickly deployable to new machines.\nPwntools - Rapid exploit development framework built for use in CTFs.\nRsaCtfTool - Decrypt data enciphered using weak RSA keys, and recover private keys from public keys using a variety of automated attacks.\nDDoS # HOIC - Updated version of Low Orbit Ion Cannon, has ‘boosters’ to get around common counter measures.\nJS LOIC - JavaScript in-browser version of LOIC.\nLOIC - Open source network stress tool for Windows.\nSlowLoris - DoS tool that uses low bandwidth on the attacking side.\nT50 - Faster network stress tool.\nUFONet - Abuses OSI layer 7 HTTP to create/manage ‘zombies’ and to conduct different attacks using; GET/POST, multithreading, proxies, origin spoofing methods, cache evasion techniques, etc.\nDefense Evasion # AntiVirus Evasion Tool (AVET) - Post-process exploits containing executable files targeted for Windows machines to avoid being recognized by antivirus software.\nHyperion - Runtime encryptor for 32-bit portable executables (“PE .exes”).\nPeCloak.py - Automates the process of hiding a malicious Windows executable from antivirus (AV) detection.\nPeCloakCapstone - Multi-platform fork of the peCloak.py automated malware antivirus evasion tool.\nUniByAv - Simple obfuscator that takes raw shellcode and generates Anti-Virus friendly executables by using a brute-forcable, 32-bit XOR key.\nVeil - Generate metasploit payloads that bypass common anti-virus solutions.\nDefcon Suggested Reading # Defcon Suggested Reading Email Spoofing # SpoofBox - Offers email, SMS, Phone spoofing and lots of other tools. Not a free service. Can also be used to look up phone numbers. Exploit Development # Exploit Writing Tutorials - Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nShellcode Examples - Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial - Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nFile Format Analysis # Hachoir - Python library to view and edit a binary stream as tree of fields and tools for metadata extraction.\nKaitai Struct - File formats and network protocols dissection language and web IDE, generating parsers in C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby.\nVeles - Binary data visualization and analysis tool.\nForensics # Autopsy - Full suite of open source forensics tools.\nCAINE - CAINE is Linux Live CD that contains a wealth of digital forensic tools. Features include a user-friendly GUI, semi-automated report creation and tools for Mobile Forensics, Network Forensics, Data Recovery and more.\nFTK Imager - Open Source Disk imaging tool.\nPaladin Forensic Suite - Live Ubuntu distro with lots of tools. Open source with free and paid versions.\nSIFT Workstation - The SIFT Workstation is a collection of free and open-source incident response and forensic tools designed to perform detailed digital forensic examinations in a variety of settings, all built inside an Ubuntu VM.\nSMART - Open source sampling of many proprietary forensics tools.\nGNU/Linux Utilities # Linux Exploit Suggester - Heuristic reporting on potentially viable exploits for a given GNU/Linux system. Hacking Focused OSINT # AQUATONE - Subdomain discovery tool utilizing various open sources producing a report that can be used as input to other tools.\nBinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\nDataSploit - OSINT visualizer utilizing Shodan, Censys, Clearbit, EmailHunter, FullContact, and Zoomeye behind the scenes.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\ngithub-dorks - CLI tool to scan Github repos/organizations for potential sensitive information leak.\nIntrigue - Automated OSINT \u0026amp; Attack Surface discovery framework with powerful API, UI and CLI.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nShodan - World’s first search engine for Internet-connected devices.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSn1per - One of the Hacking Tools for Automated Pentest Recon Scanner.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\nThreat Crowd - Search engine for threats.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nvcsmap - Plugin-based tool to scan public version control systems for sensitive information.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nHacking Conventions # 44Con - Annual Security Conference held in London.\nAppSecUSA - Annual conference organized by OWASP.\nBalCCon - Balkan Computer Congress, annually held in Novi Sad, Serbia.\nBlack Hat - Annual security conference in Las Vegas.\nBruCON - Annual security conference in Belgium.\nCarolinaCon - Infosec conference, held annually in North Carolina.\nCCC - Annual meeting of the international hacker scene in Germany.\nCHCon - Christchurch Hacker Con, Only South Island of New Zealand hacker con.\nDeepSec - Security Conference in Vienna, Austria.\nDefCamp - Largest Security Conference in Eastern Europe, held annually in Bucharest, Romania.\nDEF CON - Annual hacker convention in Las Vegas. Known for having a left wing bias.\nEkoparty - Largest Security Conference in Latin America, held annually in Buenos Aires, Argentina.\nFSec - FSec - Croatian Information Security Gathering in Varaždin, Croatia.\nHack3rCon - Annual US hacker conference.\nHack.lu - Annual conference held in Luxembourg.\nHackfest - Largest hacking conference in Canada.\nHITB - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nHacking In The Box - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nInfosecurity Europe - Europe’s number one information security event, held in London, UK.\nLayerOne - Annual US security conference held every spring in Los Angeles.\nNullcon - Annual conference in Delhi and Goa, India.\nPhreakNIC - Technology conference held annually in middle Tennessee.\nRSA Conference USA - Annual security conference in San Francisco, California, USA.\nShmooCon - Annual US East coast hacker convention.\nSkyDogCon - Technology conference in Nashville.\nSummerCon - One of the oldest hacker conventions, held during Summer.\nSwiss Cyber Storm - Annual security conference in Lucerne, Switzerland.\nThotCon - Annual US hacker conference held in Chicago.\nTroopers - Annual international IT Security event with workshops held in Heidelberg, Germany.\nVirus Bulletin Conference - Annual conference going to be held in Denver, USA for 2016.\nHash Cracking # BruteForce Wallet - Find the password of an encrypted wallet file (i.e. wallet.dat).\nCeWL - Generates custom wordlists by spidering a target’s website and collecting unique words.\nHashcat - Another One of the Hacking Tools The more fast hash cracker.\nJohn the Ripper - One of the best Hacking Tools for Fast password cracker.\nJWT Cracker - Simple HS256 JWT token brute force cracker.\nRar Crack - RAR bruteforce cracker.\nHex Editors # 0xED – Native macOS hex editor that supports plug-ins to display custom data types.\nFrhed – Binary file editor for Windows.\nHexEdit.js – Browser-based hex editing.\nHexinator – World’s finest (proprietary, commercial) Hex Editor.\nInformation Security Magazines # 2600: The Hacker Quarterly – American publication about technology and computer “underground.”\nPhrack Magazine – By far the longest running hacker zine.\nUnredacted Magazine - The official magazine from Michael Bazzell author of Extreme Privacy.\nLock Picking Resources # Awesome Lockpicking – Awesome guides, tools, and other resources about the security and compromise of locks, safes, and keys.\nBosnianbill – More lockpicking videos.\nSchuyler Towne channel – Lockpicking videos and security talks.\n/r/lockpicking – Resources for learning lockpicking, equipment recommendations.\nmacOS Utilities # Bella – Pure Python post-exploitation data mining and remote administration tool for macOS. Multi-paradigm Frameworks # Armitage – Java-based GUI front-end for the Metasploit Framework.\nExploitPack – Graphical tool for automating penetration tests that ships with many pre-packaged exploits.\nFaraday – Multiuser integrated pentesting environment for red teams performing cooperative penetration tests, security audits, and risk assessments.\nMetasploit – Post exploitation Hacking Tools for offensive security teams to help verify vulnerabilities and manage security assessments.\nPupy – Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android) remote administration and post-exploitation tool.\nNetwork Tools # BetterCAP – Modular, portable and easily extensible MITM framework.\nCloudFail – Unmask server IP addresses hidden behind Cloudflare by searching old database records and detecting misconfigured DNS.\nCrackMapExec – A swiss army knife for pentesting networks.\nDebookee – Simple and powerful network traffic analyzer for macOS.\nDET – Proof of concept to perform data exfiltration using either single or multiple channel(s) at the same time.\nDgcd – Simple Unix network utility to extend the accessibility of TCP/IP based network services beyond firewalls.\nDnsmap – One of the Hacking Tools for Passive DNS network mapper.\nDnsrecon – One of the Hacking Tools for DNS enumeration script.\nDnschef – Highly configurable DNS proxy for pentesters.\nDnsenum – Perl script that enumerates DNS information from a domain, attempts zone transfers, performs a brute force dictionary style attack, and then performs reverse look-ups on the results.\nDnstracer – Determines where a given DNS server gets its information from, and follows the chain of DNS servers.\nDNSDumpster – One of the Hacking Tools for Online DNS recon and search service.\nDshell – Network forensic analysis framework.\nDsniff – Collection of tools for network auditing and pentesting.\nDripcap – Caffeinated packet analyzer.\nEvilgrade – Modular framework to take advantage of poor upgrade implementations by injecting fake updates.\nEttercap – Comprehensive, mature suite for machine-in-the-middle attacks.\nImpacket – A collection of Python classes for working with network protocols.\nIntercepter-NG – Multifunctional network toolkit.\nMass Scan – Best Hacking Tools for TCP port scanner, spews SYN packets asynchronously, scanning entire Internet in under 5 minutes.\nMallory – HTTP/HTTPS proxy over SSH.\nMitmproxy – Interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy for penetration testers and software developers.\nMorpheus – Automated ettercap TCP/IP Hacking Tools.\nNetsniff-ng – Swiss army knife for network sniffing.\nNetwork-Tools.com – Website offering an interface to numerous basic network utilities like ping, traceroute, whois, and more.\nNmap – Free security scanner for network exploration \u0026amp; security audits.\nPassivedns – Network sniffer that logs all DNS server replies for use in a passive DNS setup.\nPassivedns-client – Library and query tool for querying several passive DNS providers.\nPig – One of the Hacking Tools for GNU/Linux packet crafting.\nPwnat – Punches holes in firewalls and NATs.\nPraeda – Automated multi-function printer data harvester for gathering usable data during security assessments.\nPrinter Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) – Tool for printer security testing capable of IP and USB connectivity, fuzzing, and exploitation of PostScript, PJL, and PCL printer language features.\nRoutersploit – Open source exploitation framework similar to Metasploit but dedicated to embedded devices.\nScanless – Utility for using websites to perform port scans on your behalf so as not to reveal your own IP.\nScapy – Python-based interactive packet manipulation program \u0026amp; library.\nSPARTA – Graphical interface offering scriptable, configurable access to existing network infrastructure scanning and enumeration tools.\nSSH MITM – Intercept SSH connections with a proxy; all plaintext passwords and sessions are logged to disk.\nTcpdump/libpcap – Common packet analyzer that runs under the command line.\nWireshark – Widely-used graphical, cross-platform network protocol analyzer.\nXRay – Network (sub)domain discovery and reconnaissance automation tool.\nZarp – Network attack tool centered around the exploitation of local networks.\nZmap – Open source network scanner that enables researchers to easily perform Internet-wide network studies.\nOperating Systems # Best Linux Penetration Testing Distributions @ CyberPunk – Description of main penetration testing distributions.\nCuckoo – Open source automated malware analysis system.\nComputer Aided Investigative Environment (CAINE) – Italian GNU/Linux live distribution created as a digital forensics project.\nCSILinux - CSI\u0026rsquo;s mission is to equip you with the most advanced tools in digital forensics, OSINT, and incident response.\nDigital Evidence \u0026amp; Forensics Toolkit (DEFT) – Live CD for forensic analysis runnable without tampering or corrupting connected devices where the boot process takes place.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nSecurity @ Distrowatch – Website dedicated to talking about, reviewing, and keeping up to date with open source operating systems.\nTails – Live OS aimed at preserving privacy and anonymity.\nPhysical Hacking Tools # Anof-cyber/APTRS - APTRS (Automated Penetration Testing Reporting System) is an automated reporting tool in Python and Django. The tool allows Penetration testers to create a report directly without using the Traditional Docx file. It also provides an approach to keeping track of the projects and vulnerabilities.\nCanarytokens.org - Canarytokens are a free, quick, painless way to help defenders discover they\u0026rsquo;ve been breached by having attackers announce themselves. These are digital honeypots you can configure on your own network.\nFlipperzero.one - Flipper Zero is a portable multi-tool for pentesters and geeks in a toy-like body. It loves hacking digital stuff, such as radio protocols, access control systems, hardware and more. It\u0026rsquo;s fully open-source and customizable, so you can extend it in whatever way you like. Check out more firmware options here\nHak5.org - Sells many hacking for wifi pentesting, hotplug attacks, implants, remote access field kits and more. Breakdown of multiple tools\nLAN Turtle – Covert “USB Ethernet Adapter” that provides remote access, network intelligence gathering, and MITM capabilities when installed in a local network.\nPoisontap – Siphons cookies, exposes internal (LAN-side) router and installs web backdoor on locked computers.\nUSB Rubber Ducky – Customizable keystroke injection attack platform masquerading as a USB thumbdrive.\nWiFi Pineapple – Wireless auditing and penetration testing platform.\nPenetration Testing Resources # Pentest Tools # Metasploit Unleashed - Free Offensive Security Metasploit course.\nMITRE’s Adversarial Tactics, Techniques \u0026amp; Common Knowledge (ATT\u0026amp;CK) – Curated knowledge base and model for cyber adversary behavior.\nOpen Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM) – Framework for providing test cases that result in verified facts on which to base decisions that impact an organization’s security.\nOpen Web Application Security Project (OWASP) – Worldwide not-for-profit charitable organization focused on improving the security of especially Web-based and Application-layer software.\nPenetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) – Documentation designed to provide a common language and scope for performing and reporting the results of a penetration test.\nPenetration Testing Framework (PTF) – Outline for performing penetration tests compiled as a general framework usable by vulnerability analysts and penetration testers alike.\nPENTEST-WIKI – Free online security knowledge library for pentesters and researchers.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nShellcode Examples – Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial – Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nXSS-Payloads – Ultimate resource for all things cross-site including payloads, tools, games and documentation.\nPenetration Testing Distributions # ArchStrike – Arch GNU/Linux repository for security professionals and enthusiasts.\nAttifyOS – GNU/Linux distribution focused on tools useful during Internet of Things (IoT) security assessments.\nBackBox – Ubuntu-based distribution for penetration tests and security assessments.\nBlackArch – Arch GNU/Linux-based distribution with best Hacking Tools for penetration testers and security researchers.\nFedora Security Lab – Provides a safe test environment to work on security auditing, forensics, system rescue and teaching security testing methodologies.\nKali – GNU/Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing Hacking Tools.\nNetwork Security Toolkit (NST) – Fedora-based bootable live operating system designed to provide easy access to best-of-breed open source network security applications.\nParrot – Distribution similar to Kali, with multiple architectures with 100 of Hacking Tools.\nPentoo – Security-focused live CD based on Gentoo.\nThe Pentesters Framework – Distro organized around the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES), providing a curated collection of utilities that eliminates often unused toolchains.\nDocker for Penetration Testing # docker pull kalilinux/kali-linux-docker docker pull owasp/zap2docker-stable docker pull wpscanteam/wpscan docker pull citizenstig/dvwa docker pull wpscanteam/vulnerablewordpress docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-6271 docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-0160 docker pull opendns/security-ninjas docker pull diogomonica/docker-bench-security docker pull ismisepaul/securityshepherd docker pull danmx/docker-owasp-webgoat docker-compose build \u0026amp;\u0026amp; docker-compose up docker pull citizenstig/nowasp docker pull bkimminich/juice-shop docker pull phocean/msf Penetration Testing Report Templates # Pentesting Report Template – lucideus.com template.\nPentesting Report Template – pcisecuritystandards.org template.\nPublic Pentesting Reports – Curated list of public penetration test reports released by several consulting firms and academic security groups.\nRansomware Recovery # Nomoreransom - Help detect what kind of ransomware encryption you’re affected by and free tools to unlock it, in many but not all cases. Reverse Engineering Tools # Binwalk – Fast, easy to use tool for analyzing, reverse engineering, and extracting firmware images.\nCapstone – Lightweight multi-platform, multi-architecture disassembly framework.\ndnSpy – One of the Hacking Tools to reverse engineer .NET assemblies.\nEvan’s Debugger – OllyDbg-like debugger for GNU/Linux.\nFrida – Dynamic instrumentation toolkit for developers, reverse-engineers, and security researchers.\nImmunity Debugger – Powerful way to write exploits and analyze malware.\nInteractive Disassembler (IDA Pro) – Proprietary multi-processor disassembler and debugger for Windows, GNU/Linux, or macOS; also has a free version, IDA Free.\nMedusa – Open source, cross-platform interactive disassembler.\nOllyDbg – x86 debugger for Windows binaries that emphasizes binary code analysis.\nPeda – Python Exploit Development Assistance for GDB.\nPlasma – Interactive disassembler for x86/ARM/MIPS. Generates indented pseudo-code with colored syntax code.\nPyREBox – Python scriptable Reverse Engineering sandbox by Cisco-Talos.\nRadare2 – Open source, crossplatform reverse engineering framework.\nrVMI – Debugger on steroids; inspect userspace processes, kernel drivers, and preboot environments in a single tool.\nVoltron – Extensible debugger UI toolkit written in Python.\nWDK/WinDbg – Windows Driver Kit and WinDbg.\nx64dbg – Open source x64/x32 debugger for windows.\nSecurity Courses # ARIZONA CYBER WARFARE RANGE – 24×7 live fire exercises for beginners through real world operations; capability for upward progression into the real world of cyber warfare.\nComputer Security Student – Many free tutorials, great for beginners, $10/mo membership unlocks all content.\nCTF Field Guide – Everything you need to win your next CTF competition.\nCybrary – Free courses in ethical hacking and advanced penetration testing. Advanced penetration testing courses are based on the book ‘Penetration Testing for Highly-Secured Environments’.\nEuropean Union Agency for Network and Information Security – ENISA Cyber Security Training material.\nOffensive Security Training – Training from BackTrack/Kali developers.\nOpen Security Training – Training material for computer security classes.\nSANS Security Training – Computer Security Training \u0026amp; Certification.\nSide-channel Tools # ChipWhisperer – Complete open-source toolchain for side-channel power analysis and glitching attacks. Social Engineering # Beelogger – Tool for generating keylooger.\nCatphish – Tool for phishing and corporate espionage written in Ruby.\nEvilginx – MITM attack framework used for phishing credentials and session cookies from any Web service.\nKing Phisher – One of the Hacking Tools for Phishing campaign toolkit used for creating and managing multiple simultaneous phishing attacks with custom email and server content.\nSocial Engineer Toolkit (SET) – Open source pentesting framework designed for social engineering featuring a number of custom attack vectors to make believable attacks quickly.\nSocial Engineering Framework – Information resource for social engineers.\nwifiphisher – Automated phishing attacks against WiFi networks.\nStatic Analyzers # Bandit – Security oriented static analyser for python code.\nBrakeman – Static analysis security vulnerability scanner for Ruby on Rails applications.\nCppcheck – Extensible C/C++ static analyzer focused on finding bugs.\nFindBugs – Free software static analyzer to look for bugs in Java code.\nSobelow – Security-focused static analysis for the Phoenix Framework.\nTransport Layer Security Tools # SSLyze – Fast and comprehensive TLS/SSL configuration analyzer to help identify security mis-configurations.\nTLS Prober – Fingerprint a server’s SSL/TLS implementation.\nTestssl.sh – Command line tool which checks a server’s service on any port for the support of TLS/SSL ciphers, protocols as well as some cryptographic flaws.\nTools, Lists, Tutorials etc. # AD Exploit guides - Detailed guide on methods to exploit Active Directory.\nAndroid Security – Collection of Android security-related resources.\nAppSec – Resources for learning about application security.\nAwesome Awesomness – The List of the Lists.\nC/C++ Programming – One of the main language for open source security tools.\nCTFs – Capture The Flag frameworks, libraries, etc.\nExploit Writing Tutorials – Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nForensics – Free (mostly open source) forensic analysis tools and resources.\nGB Hackers Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHackerone Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHacking – Tutorials, tools, and resources.\nHoneypots – Honeypots, tools, components, and more.\nInfoSec § Hacking challenges – Comprehensive directory of CTFs, wargames, hacking challenge websites, Penetration testing tools list practice lab exercises, and more.\nInfosec – Information security resources for pentesting, forensics, and more.\nJavaScript Programming – In-browser development and scripting.\nKali Linux Tools – List of Hacking tools present in Kali Linux.\nMalware Analysis – Tools and resources for analysts.\nNode.js Programming – Curated list of delightful Node.js packages and resources.\nPCAP Tools – Tools for processing network traffic.\nPenetration Testing Cheat Sheets – Awesome Pentest Cheat Sheets.\nPivoting and Tunneling Guide - Detailed guide on methods to exploit.\nPython Programming 1 – General Python programming.\nPython Programming 2 – General Python programming.\nPython tools for penetration testers – Lots of pentesting tools are written in Python.\nRuby Programming 1 – The de-facto language for writing exploits.\nRuby Programming 2 – The de-facto\nVirtual Machines Labs # CFTtime - Free capture the flag hacking games.\nMindMaps - Massive list of smaller sites that provide individual hacking challenges.\nPentesterlab - Free and paid Pentesting training with labs.\nSadcloud - Sadcloud is a tool for spinning up insecure AWS infrastructure with Terraform.\nVulnerability Hub - Free Virtual machines to hack, provided by the community.\nVulnmachines - A place to learn and improve penetration testing/ethical hacking skills for FREE. The labs consist of 100+ real world scenarios to practice the latest exploits and cutting edge hacking techniques.\nVulnerability Databases # Bugtraq (BID) – Software security bug identification database compiled from submissions to the SecurityFocus mailing list and other sources, operated by Symantec, Inc.\nCommon Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) – Dictionary of common names (i.e., CVE Identifiers) for publicly known security vulnerabilities.\nCXSecurity – Archive of published CVE and Bugtraq software vulnerabilities cross-referenced with a Google dork database for discovering the listed vulnerability.\nExploit-DB – Non-profit project hosting exploits for software vulnerabilities, provided as a public service by Offensive Security.\nFull-Disclosure – Public, vendor-neutral forum for detailed discussion of vulnerabilities, often publishes details before many other sources.\nInj3ct0r (Onion service) – Exploit marketplace and vulnerability information aggregator.\nMicrosoft Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Microsoft software.\nMicrosoft Security Bulletins – Announcements of security issues discovered in Microsoft software, published by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC).\nMozilla Foundation Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Mozilla software, including the Firefox Web Browser.\nNational Vulnerability Database (NVD) – United States government’s National Vulnerability Database provides additional meta-data (CPE, CVSS scoring) of the standard CVE List along with a fine-grained search engine.\nPacket Storm – Compendium of exploits, advisories, tools, and other security-related resources aggregated from across the industry.\nSecuriTeam – Independent source of software vulnerability information.\nUS-CERT Vulnerability Notes Database – Summaries, technical details, remediation information, and lists of vendors affected by software vulnerabilities, aggregated by the United States Computer Emergency Response Team (US-CERT).\nVulnerability Lab – Open forum for security advisories organized by category of exploit target.\nVulners – Security database of software vulnerabilities.\nZero Day Initiative – Bug bounty program with the publicly accessible archive of published security advisories, operated by TippingPoint.\nVulnerability Scanners # Nexpose – Commercial vulnerability and risk management assessment engine that integrates with Metasploit, sold by Rapid7.\nNessus – Commercial vulnerability management, configuration, and compliance assessment platform, sold by Tenable. Free for under 25 devices.\nOpenVAS – Free open source software implementation of the popular Nessus vulnerability assessment system.\nVuls – Agentless vulnerability scanner for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD, written in Go.\nWeb Exploitation # Autochrome – Easy to install a test browser with all the appropriate setting needed for web application testing with native Burp support, from NCCGroup.\nBlindElephant – Web application fingerprinter.\nBrowser Exploitation Framework (BeEF) – Command and control server for delivering exploits to commandeered Web browsers.\nBurp Suite – One of the Hacking Tools integrated platform for performing security testing of web applications.\nCommix – Automated all-in-one operating system command injection and exploitation tool.\nDVCS Ripper – Rip web accessible (distributed) version control systems: SVN/GIT/HG/BZR.\nEyeWitness – Tool to take screenshots of websites, provide some server header info, and identify default credentials if possible.\nFiddler – Free cross-platform web debugging proxy with user-friendly companion tools.\nFimap – Find, prepare, audit, exploit and even Google automatically for LFI/RFI bugs.\nFuzzDB – Dictionary of attack patterns and primitives for black-box application fault injection and resource discovery.\nGitTools – One of the Hacking Tools that Automatically find and download Web accessible .git repositories.\nKadabra – Automatic LFI exploiter and scanner.\nKadimus – LFI scan and exploit tool.\nLiffy – LFI exploitation tool.\nNoSQLmap – Automatic NoSQL injection and database takeover tool.\nOffensive Web Testing Framework (OWTF) – Python-based framework for pentesting Web applications based on the OWASP Testing Guide.\nSslstrip – One of the Hacking Tools Demonstration of the HTTPS stripping attacks.\nSslstrip2 – SSLStrip version to defeat HSTS.\nsqlmap – Automatic SQL injection and database takeover tool.\nTplmap – Automatic server-side template injection and Web server takeover Hacking Tools.\nVHostScan – A virtual host scanner that performs reverse lookups, can be used with pivot tools, detect catch-all scenarios, aliases and dynamic default pages.\nWeevely3 – Weaponized web shell.\nWebscreenshot – A simple script to take screenshots of list of websites.\nWhatWeb – Website fingerprinter.\nWappalyzer – Wappalyzer uncovers the technologies used on websites.\nwafw00f – Identifies and fingerprints Web Application Firewall (WAF) products.\nWordPress Exploit Framework – Ruby framework for developing and using modules which aid in the penetration testing of WordPress powered websites and systems.\nWPSploit – Exploit WordPress-powered websites with Metasploit.\nWeb Scanners # Arachni – Scriptable framework for evaluating the security of web applications.\nCms-explorer – Reveal the specific modules, plugins, components and themes that various websites powered by content management systems are running.\nNikto – Noisy but fast black box web server and web application vulnerability scanner.\nSecApps – In-browser web application security testing suite.\nWebReaver – Commercial, graphical web application vulnerability scanner designed for macOS.\nw3af – Hacking Tools for Web application attack and audit framework.\nWPScan – Hacking Tools of Black box WordPress vulnerability scanner.\nWapiti – Black box web application vulnerability scanner with built-in fuzzer.\nJoomscan – One of the best Hacking Tools for Joomla vulnerability scanner.\nACSTIS – Automated client-side template injection (sandbox escape/bypass) detection for AngularJS.\nWindows Utilities # Bloodhound – Graphical Active Directory trust relationship explorer.\nDeathStar – Python script that uses Empire’s RESTful API to automate gaining Domain Admin rights in Active Directory environments.\nEmpire – Pure PowerShell post-exploitation agent.\nFibratus – Tool for exploration and tracing of the Windows kernel.\nMagic Unicorn – Shellcode generator for numerous attack vectors, including Microsoft Office macros, PowerShell, HTML applications (HTA), or certutil (using fake certificates).\nMimikatz – Credentials extraction tool for Windows operating system.\nPowerSploit – PowerShell Post-Exploitation Framework.\nredsnarf – Post-exploitation tool for retrieving password hashes and credentials from Windows workstations, servers, and domain controllers.\nResponder – LLMNR, NBT-NS and MDNS poisoner.\nSysinternals Suite – The Sysinternals Troubleshooting Utilities.\nwePWNise – Generates architecture independent VBA code to be used in Office documents or templates and automates bypassing application control and exploit mitigation software.\nWindows Credentials Editor – Inspect logon sessions and add, change, list, and delete associated credentials, including Kerberos tickets.\nWindows Exploit Suggester – Detects potential missing patches on the target.\nWireless Network Hacking # Aircrack-ng – Set of Penetration testing \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list for auditing wireless networks.\nFluxion – Suite of automated social engineering based WPA attacks.\nKismet – Wireless network detector, sniffer, and IDS.\nReaver – Brute force attack against WiFi Protected Setup.\nWifite – Automated wireless attack tool.\n"},{"id":9,"href":"/health/","title":"Health","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Our food should be our medicine and our medicine should be our food.\u0026rdquo; - Hippocrates\nThe modern world is poisoning us. Big Ag, Big Pharma, social media, environmental pollution, EMFs are everywhere. Corporations and every level of our governments are complicit, and this trend doesnt seem to be slowing down. We need to take our health back into our own hands. By embracing traditional wisdom, and alternatives to mainstream health we can reclaim much of the health that modern society has been slowly destroying.\nReject modernity. Embrace Tradition.\nBioHacking Tools # AgelessBody - List of Biohacking tools and strategies\nAnyLuv Metal Glasses - Anyluv sells blue light blocking daytime and nighttime glasses with metal frames, so that you can minimize your light exposure without putting plastic on your face like most other blue light blocking glasses.\nBioHackerLabs Tools - Several different tools and resources. Net Carb Calc, Glucose Ketone Calc, Blood Sugar converter, Blue light testing.\nBluBlox - Cheaper Blue light blocking sunglasses\nBonCharge - Numerous products for sale. Include Blu light blocking, EMF Blocking, red light therapy etc. Products are bit pricey.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nEmr-Tek - Wide range of products. Inlcuding non plastic blue and yellow light blocking glasses. Iphone radiation blocking cases. Red light devices and more.\nOpal - App that blocks other apps. Social media can be addicting and can impact your productivity, but sometimes deleting it isn\u0026rsquo;t an option. Stop yourself from wasting time on social media during designated time frames with the Opal app.\nChips - Seed Oil Free # Seed oils are everywhere. New evidence shows that they are wildly toxic and heavily correlate with the increase in major chronic disease over the last 100 years. But Chips are also delicious so here\u0026rsquo;s a few options for seed oil free chips. Anti-Seed Oil Data\nBeefys Own - Beef tallow potato chips.\nMasa Chips - Organic nixtalized corn chips cooked in grassfed beef tallow. From the creators of the Shireapp. Accepts Bitcoin. Currently they are a bit pricey.\nRosies Chips - Beef tallow potato chips.\nSiete Foods - Family owned Mexican company that produces a wide range of seed oil free chips and other products. Primarily cooked in Avocado oil.\nClothing # Non Plastic, EMF Resistant and Grounded\nAll of these ideas may seem controversial to you. Here are some great resources to learn more about them. Grounding/Earthing , Microplastics , Guide on avoiding all plastics and toxic chemicals\nAJConsultingCompany - Non Plastic Alternatives\nBuffaloWoolCo - 100% buffalo/bison wool clothing.\nCottonique - GOTS Certified 100% Organic cotton products.\nEarth Runners - Earth Runners was created to rewild our lives in response to the typical modern domesticated lifestyle, which is causing numerous health, psychological and social issues. Grounded minimalist sandals.\nFindwool.com - Find 100% pure wool in your area.\nGrounded Shoes - Shoes that are discharged electricity from body via grounded shoes. Most(but not all) shoes are 100% leather and plastic free.\nHarvest and Mill - 100% organic cotton sheets, towels \u0026amp; more. 100% Sourced \u0026amp; Made in the USA.\nHemp Organic Life - Organic hemp products for all sorts of less common items such as: mattress covers, cushions, sleeping bags, soaps, socks, and even home and car seat covers.\nNatural Home - Natural home sells a wide mix of organic wool, cotton, linen, hemp furniture and much more.\nOddobody - 100% organic cotton underwear for woman.\nPeluva Shoes - Founded by liberty leaning nutrition expert Mark Sisson. Peluva aims to create shoes that allow you to move well in a more natural state.\nRawganique - Organic cotton, linen and Hemp clothing and accessories.\nRhizal Shoes - Grounded 100% leather shoes.\nThe Filtery - Aggregator for non plastic clothes and other household items.\nWoolshire - GOTS Certified 100% Organic locally sourced Cotton products. Organic sourcing is often not verified when it comes from other countries. At Woolshire it is verified.\nWyoming Based - American Wool company. Sells Beanies and Sweaters. Accepts Bitcoin. Manufactured in America. Anti-woke.\nCosmetics # Animal based and Non-Toxic\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Deodorant, Toothpaste, soap, etc\nCaptain Fishers - Balms and Hair serum using Tallow and other natural ingredients.\nClara And Fritz - Whipped tallow based sunscreen and other products\nDakota Tallow - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nFarrow.Life - Pork Lard based. Farrow is made in real time and in small batches to ensure super freshness and the highest quality.\nJKLM Farm - Small Batch Animal Fat Soap \u0026amp; Skincare Products. Includes bone marrow soap,bacon fat soap, hair paste and more.\nMeraki Blu - Meraki Blu and Tallow based supplements. Meraki Blu has been shown to help Energy, Focus, Short-Term and Long-Term Memory, Uplift Mood, Calm Anxiety, and be Anti-Aging focused.\nNoseToTail-BodyCare - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nVintage Tradition - Tallow Lip balms.\nWhite Oaks Home goods - White oaks also provides tallow and lard based cosmetics, candles etc.\nDental Health # Dental health has been an epidemic of malocclusion largely related the to quality of our food for thousands of years. This has led to mass issues with dental decay and improper facial development which leads to nasal breathing, which in turns leads to wisdom teeth problems and many other following health issues.Check out these resources to learn more: Weston A Price\u0026rsquo;s world wide study , Jaw Development , Breathing , General Dental Health\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Toothpaste and other products. Completely natural with no Fluoride.\nVanMan Shop - Toothpase made from eggshell and betonite clay. Shipped in glass containers. Offers other products as well.\nBite - Plastic free Vegan friendly toothpaste and other teeth related products, including bamboo tooth brushes and plastic free floss, all sold in non plastic containers.\nGreenzla - Bamboo plastic free tooth brushes.\nPlastic Free Dental Floss - Made from wheat instead of plastic for your flossing needs.\nMastique Chewing Gum - Often referred to as mastic gum, Mastique offers sugar free, seed oil and trans fat free Mastic gum for chewing to help build jaw strength and avoid jaw/wisdom teeth problems. Also comes with xylitol, coconut and natural mastic for extra teeth care. Doesn\u0026rsquo;t taste like regular gum, but ultimately its not bad tasting either.\nGreco Gum - Single ingredient mastic gum for increasing jaw strength. Made from resinous sap that seeps from the bark of the mastic tree (Pistacia lentiscus) and becomes crystallized.\nApolloGum - Single ingredient mastic gum with only a single ingredient. Offers a 21% discount if purchased in bitcoin.\nBiolight - A redlight device specifically for your mouth and teeth. Red light has shown tremendous health benefits across a wide spectrum. The Biolight can help to restore your oral microbiome. Company also provides many other redlight products.\nMewing App - An app from the creator of Mewing, that helps you do different mewing exercises designed to help strengthen your jaw with proper tongue posture, and help your face, jaw and teeth develop properly.\nEnvironmental Toxin Monitoring # Because Health - A nonprofit environmental health site that offers science-based tips and guides for buying safer cookware and dishes, uncontaminated foods, and nontoxic personal-care products—to help people live more healthfully.\nBreast Cancer Prevention Partners - An organization that provides information for reducing toxic exposures—in food packaging, cosmetics, and other everyday products—to protect people’s breast health and reproductive health.\nCHEM Trust - A website that offers terrific fact sheets about hazardous chemicals and their impacts on health, as well as news about chemical legislation in Europe (such as REACH).\nClearya - A browser plug-in and mobile app that help online shoppers make informed choices. Clearya automatically screens ingredient lists for chemicals of concern while shopping online, and assists in discovering safer alternatives. In parallel, the platform mines insights that serve environmental health scientists and advocacy groups.\nEnvironmental Defense Fund - A leading global nonprofit organization that promotes research related to preserving the health of both the environment and its populations, including humans.\nEnvironmental Health News - A publication of Environmental Health Sciences, a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental health issues, including climate change, the plastic pollution crisis, and harmful chemicals such as BPA.\nEnvironmental Working Group - A nonprofit dedicated to protecting human health and the environment. The group offers excellent Shopper’s Guides with scientifically based recommendations on choosing healthy consumer products (from cosmetics to cleaning products) and uncontaminated foods (including produce). The organization also offers a Healthy Living App with ratings of more than 120,000 food and personal-care products, to help consumers make the healthiest choices.\nMade Safe - A program that certifies safe brands of cosmetics, household products, apparel, bedding, and other products, after a rigorous screening and evaluation of ingredients and materials. Check out their new Healthy Pregnancy Guide.\nNational Resources Defense Council - An organization that works to safeguard the earth, including its air, water, people, plants, and animals, from pollution, chemicals, and other toxic effects.\nProgram on Reproductive Health and the Environment - Under the auspices of the University of California, San Francisco, this program offers valuable resources that can help minimize people’s exposure to reproductive toxins in everyday life.\nSafer Chemicals, Healthy Families - A coalition of organizations and businesses working to safeguard families from toxic chemicals in our homes, workplaces, schools, and in the products we use.\nSafer Made - An organization that invests in companies and technologies that eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals in consumer products and supply chains. Its newsletters highlight developments in phasing out certain chemicals and progress on other environmental issues.\nSilent Spring Institute - A scientific research organization dedicated to uncovering the links between environmental chemicals and human health. On the preventive front, the organization developed Detox Me, a free mobile app to help consumers reduce their exposure to toxic chemicals in their everyday surroundings.\nToxic Free Future - An organization that conducts original research on the complex science underlying different aspects of environmental health and advocates for the use of safer products, chemicals, and practices to ensure a healthier future.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFood Discovery Apps # Feed the People By the People - An organization dedicated to empowering farmers and ranchers across the country and cutting out middlemen to enable direct sales to customers. By decentralizing the food supply chain, they aim to put the power of food back in the hands of the people.\nGetRawMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area based off your zip code.\nGround Work Collective - Website that finds high quality farms and high quality soil.\nLabel Ferret - Label Ferret uses nutrition data from a variety of sources but nutrition data and ingredient labels change frequently so accuracy cannot be guaranteed. You can use this app to read ingredients and nutritional facts from a wide range of different products.\nLocal Fats: Website that that helps you find food providers that dont use seed oils. Includes locations all over the world. Locations are crowd sourced, so anyone can submit a new location they find.\nRealMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area.\nSeed Oil Rebellion - Website that provides education around seed oils and buying/food guides.\nSeed Oil Scout - App that helps you find restaurants and fast food providers that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App only works in IOS.\nSeed oil Free Restaurants - Website that lets you look up specific restaurants to see what oils they cook in and dont cook in.\nSeedy App - App that helps you find restaurants, fast food providers and products at grocery stores that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App is under construction. Old demo app only worked in IOS.\nShireapp - App that finds local high quality real foods. Includes multiple categories such as Seed oil free, regenerative, grass fed, organic, raw etc.\nHealth Funding Projects # Decentralized Health Fund - The Decentralized Health Fund looks to fund important but largely unprofitable research in regards to lesser known areas of health. The fund is working to collect and store money in BTC in order to give out grants to fund studies and projects around the dangers of EMF\u0026rsquo;s, the benefit of grounding, sunlight and other natural sources.\nNew Founding - New Founding is looking to raise funds to focus on \u0026ldquo;early-stage ventures where we can add exceptional value by leveraging our significant proprietary deal flow, our best-in-class intelligence of conservative consumer and institutional demand, and our connections within the right-wing ecosystem.\u0026rdquo; ‍\nHealthcare Alternative # Chronic Illness Recovery - An institute that focuses on healing from long term health issues caused by systemic inflammation and other modern causes.\nCrowdhealth - CrowdHealth is not an insurance company, but a platform \u0026amp; community that empowers you with a crowdfunding tool and a wealth of resources to efficiently manage your health care costs.\nCurehunter - Free service that catalogs most medical conditions and potential treatments. CureHunter is a fully integrated scientific search, data retrieval and analysis engine on the web that can read the entire US National Library of Medicine Medline Archive and automatically extract and quantify the evidence for successful clinical outcomes of all known drugs for all known human diseases.\nDPC Network - Find Direct Primary care Doctors near you.\nDpcare - Direct Primary Care (DPC) is an innovative alternative payment model improving access to high functioning healthcare with a simple, flat, affordable membership fee. No fee-for-service payments. No third party billing. The defining element of DPC is an enduring and trusting relationship between a patient and his or her primary care provider.\nDruglike - Druglike is a platform for democratizing the access, costs, and rewards of early-stage drug discovery. Druglike is building a decentralized computing network which provides resources for anyone looking to start or contribute to early-stage drug discovery projects. Unlike competitors, Druglike will be web-based and completely free to use.\nFree Market Medical Association - Free Market Medical Association helps find Market alternatives to healthcare, co-founded by the CEO of Oklahoma Surgery Center.\nOklahoma Surgery Center - Free Market for Surgery with full price transparency.\nRevero.com - Program that aims to evaluate and measure health metrics to get down to the real causes of your health issues, while using a nutritional and holistic approach.\nTrue Med - True Med helps facilitate acceptance of HSA and FSA money for individuals and companies. This can be used by or for any company that promotes better diet, exercise or other alternative forms of health.\nTWC.Health - Alternative healthcare to the mainstream pharma system. Also sells supplements. Co-founded by Dr. Peter McCullough.\nHigh Quality Meat # Organic, Grass Fed, Regenerative and Seed Oil Free Food\nAUPA Bar - The Chad of energy bars. High quality meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit. AUPA gives discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. Save an additional 5% with code word \u0026ldquo;liberty\u0026rdquo;\nEpic Provisions - One of the best and most convenient ways to access high quality meat in convenient packaging.\nForce of Nature - Another fantastic option for regenerative meat. Including Beef, Bison, Chicken, Elk, Venison, Wild Boar and more. Force of Nature is also unique in selling \u0026ldquo;Ancestral Blends\u0026rdquo; ground meat mixed with small amounts of organ meats for delicious ways to eat highly nutritious organ meats.\nJoyce-Farms - Another great regenerative source of meat. Provides a wide range of poultry, sausages and jerkies.\nMauinui Venison - Regenerative/sustainable raised deer. Axis deer are an invasive species in Maui and need to be kept in check to preserve the water and local plants/farms as there are no natural predators for the deer on Maui. Slightly pricey.\nMeatrition - A massive database in defense of all things Meat.\nNose to Tail - Regenerative and pastured raise meat, specifically focused on producing the best low PUFA raised mono-gastric animals like Chicken and Pork. Also sells Lamb.\nWhite Oak Pastures - One of the most respected regenerative farms around, practicing their idea of \u0026ldquo;radically traditionally farming\u0026rdquo;. White oaks sells several different kinds of meat, including, Duck, Goose, Guinea, Rabbit, Goat etc. White Oak has really pioneered the regenerative model and proofed its effective with a peer reviewed study\nWild Idea Buffalo - Another great option. Focuses primarily on buffalo but has several other great offers. Bison are only slaughtered in the field, never in a slaughterhouse.\nMedical Drugs Resellers # Buy medical drugs from third parties that may be in limited supply.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinal. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nContraband Cures - A list of alternative style medicines for several different conditions.\nContingency Medical - Emergency Antibiotic Kits, for Home or on the Go. Stay protected against Nausea, Vomiting, Strep Throat, UTIs, Diarrhea, Ear Infections, Sinusitis and more.\nDuration Health - The portable emergency room — Peace of mind for off-grid living and travel. Their doctors prescribe you life-saving medications before you need them. They ship them to you before your next adventure. Treat urgent medical issues anywhere — without finding a doctor or pharmacy.\nJase Medical - Emergency meds and Prescription drugs.\nMountain Rose Herbs - One of the best sources of organic herbs and alternative medicines.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nPurely Prepared Patriot - American company that sells Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and Fenbendazole.\nOSINT- Health and the Environment # Antennasearch.com - Track 5g Towers in your area.\nClimateViewerMaps - Track Real Time data of climate weather across the world including rainfall and UN Tracking of weather Modification projects.\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nSupplement Testing and Rankings # Consumerlab - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nLabdoor - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nVaccine and Medical Info # Just the Inserts - Just the Inserts is a collection of all vaccine and other medication related info from the official source. While much of this information is public, it is often obfuscated and difficult to find. Just the Inserts bring all of the safety related data to one convient place for you to check on what the actual side affects of vaccines and other medications are. "},{"id":10,"href":"/job-boards/","title":"Job Boards","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.\u0026rdquo; - Confucius\nWhy work for a company you hate? If you believe in liberty many of these companies hate you. Stop wasting your talents and your energy on them, and find something that advances your values.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale. Jobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin. Latium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase. Publish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens. Liberty and Crypto Related Job Boards # AnonFriendly - Don\u0026rsquo;t doxx yourself for work. Job boards for Anonymous workers. Bankless.Pallet - The best jobs in crypto and DeFi, curated by Bankless, for the Bankless Nation. New technical and non-technical job posts every week. BitcoinerJobs - Bitcoiner Jobs is the leading career site helping to build the emerging Bitcoin industry and the careers of Bitcoiners within it. Publicsq - Non-woke and conservative leaning job board. Talent Market - Talent Market’s mission is to promote liberty by providing talent for critical roles within the free-market nonprofit sector. Provide Free consulting for liberty focused non profits. No-Jab Job Boards # Based.Pro - Formerly \u0026ldquo;NoVaxMandate.org\u0026rdquo; Based.Pro has pivoted from its vax focus to help you connect with professionals, companies and institutions who share your values. Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types. Redballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or covid nonsense. Unjected - Dating board for people who have not had any of the Covid-19 Vaccines. Vaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status. "},{"id":11,"href":"/metrics/","title":"Metrics","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Freedom and Anti Freedom Metrics # “Just as Soviet managers responded by producing shoddy goods that met the numerical targets set by their overlords, so do schools, police forces, and businesses find ways of fulfilling quotas with shoddy goods of their own.” ― Jerry Z. Muller\nIn order to better understand the broader picture, data collection becomes essential. Data collection can be used to paint whatever narrative its collectors want. We must be aware of the actual data in order to interrupt the truth as it is, and not what politics wants it to be. Here are a list of metrics tracking different statistics directly related to rising tyranny in our world.\nAtlantic Council CBDCTracker - Tracks Country progress of (CBDC)Central Bank Digital Currency Implementation and testing\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nCDBC Tracker - A project by the Human Rights Foundation to track CDBC development worldwide.\nCriticalrace.org Track CRT and other forms of Wokeness in schools. Tracks Colleges and K-12. Tracks many of the specific actions taken at every school.\nDefendingEd - Tracking DEI/Wokism in Schools.\nDigital Sovereignty Index - The DSI is a simple metric to illustrate how much locally hosted applications are used across the measured countries. It represents the relative amount of deployments of self-hosted productivity \u0026amp; collaboration tools per 100K citizens, compared to other countries.\nFreedomHouse.org - Freedom Metric across the world, does not Track Covid.\nFreedominthe50states.org - Tracks the most Free US states in regards to a wide set of metrics, does not track covid freedoms. Provided by the Cato institute.\nFungibility-Graveyard - List of People who have been exposed and prosecuted for or while using Bitcoin due to lack of privacy\nHeritage World Freedom Index - Economic Freedom across the world\nICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nRootshq - Website that tracks different liberty groups and associations across America\nShadowstats - Tracks true levels of economics in America, Money supply, Inflation, GDP etc…\nUSDebtclock - Real time National Debt Counter.\nWashingtonPost Police Shooting DB - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states.\nWokeWagon - Tracks woke political appointees in government\nWorld Press Freedoms - Ranking of all countries in the world by freest to least free press.\n"},{"id":12,"href":"/money/","title":"Money","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" If you don’t believe it or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try and convince you. I am sorry. - Satoshi Nakamoto\nCrypto Currency, The greatest tool we have.\nFinancial privacy is largely being wiped away across the world, while governments simultaneously destroy the value of our currencies through inflation and sanctions. With the invention of Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto gave us what is probably the single greatest tool for freedom in the history of the world. With decentralized crypto currency we have the ability to fix our money and fix the world. While some people believe that all non bitcoin crypto currencies are a scam we do not agree. We believe in competition for all freedom tech. Bitcoin isn\u0026rsquo;t perfect and shouldn\u0026rsquo;t be treated as a religion. The best counterpoint to bitcoins imperfection is its inherent lack of privacy and its current difficulty with scaling. Monero provides the best and simplest use case for privacy and is a great alternative to bitcoin. Likewise we believe that other crypto projects may have real utility in pursuing freedom. That being said the crypto industry is absolutely saturated with scams and grifters. As always do your own research and invest carefully. Hold your own keys and continue your journey to being financially sovereign.\nAcquire Crypto # Atomic Swaps # Atomic Swaps are the future of Crypto Currency trading. Completely custody-less, heavily private, and generally uncensorable. Still very much in development. Learn more here.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nBasic Swap Dex - Atomic Swap DEX. No added fees. Installed locally. Currently in BETA.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nLiquiality - Atomic Swaps across multiple coins.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nUnstoppapleSwaps - Atomic Swap from BTC to Monero.\nDecentralized Exchanges # Decentralization is a spectrum. Many decentralized exchanges aren\u0026rsquo;t nearly as decentralized as they claim to be, but usually they are far more distributed than any centralized exchanges.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nFiat On Ramps (P2P) # Bisq - Buy and sell bitcoin for fiat (or other cryptocurrencies) privately and securely using Bisq\u0026rsquo;s peer-to-peer network and open-source desktop software. Bisq allows you to purchase your bitcoin using P2P Zelle transactions. No registration required.\nHodl Hodl - Anonymous P2P deals on your terms. Trade globally. Using any payment system. For any fiat currency. Bitcoin only. No registration required.\nLocal Monero - Local Monero makes it easy for you to connect with real people in the real world to buy and sell Monero with no KYC. Announced in May 2024 that they would be shutting down. No reason given, but this is likely due to regulatory pressure against other platforms like Samurai and Tornado cash.\nPeach Bitcoin - Peach allows users to purchase BTC in many different national currencies all P2P without KYC. Not currently available in the US.\nRetoSwap - Like Bisq but for Monero. Installed locally, it uses Monero and Tor for high level privacy.\nXMRGlobal - A monero focused p2p exchange for purchasing cryptocurrency via Zelle, ACH cash etc.\nNon-Custodial exchanges # Most exchanges are custodial, meaning you are required to leave crypto on their platform if you want to trade, or you purchase and they will hold on to it initially. Non-custodial exchanges will send your trades and purchases directly to wallets of your choosing.\nChangenow - Reliable non KYC exchange.\nChangelly - Not recommended at this time. Changelly does not require KYC for smaller transactions but they will sometimes implement KYC mid trade, forcing to KYC or lose your funds.\nCryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nEvonax - Established in 2016,Evonax operates as a non-custodial instant cryptocurrency exchange, ensuring that users’ funds are never held within the platform. Serving as an intermediary between cryptocurrencies and users, Evonax provides access to a diverse range of digital assets including Monero (XMR).\nFixedFloat - Good rates for crypto exchanges, does not currently allow US customer IP addresses. Does not require KYC.\nGodex.io - This exchange is a dependable tool for immediate conversions. It supports the conversion of over 300 cryptocurrencies into Monero, without any KYC requirements and it works in both directions, offering great flexibility.\nHoudini Swap - Privacy focused non custodial exchange.\nKYC vs No KYC list - A list of P2P Trading Platforms (i.e. P2P exchanges) for trading Bitcoin. Common payment methods include bank transfer, cash deposited in the seller\u0026rsquo;s bank account, in-person cash (face-to-face) trades as well as payment networks such as Zelle, Alipay, even Cash App and PayPal, for example. Some of these payment methods are more private than others. Typically, face-to-face, cash-by-mail, and US Postal Money Orders are among the most private methods available.\nKYCNotMe - Website that Tracks exchanges that don\u0026rsquo;t use KYC.\nMexc - Crypto trades without KYC. Currently blocked for US based IP addresses.\nNO KYC Only - Education on avoiding KYC and why its problematic.\nOrangeFren - Check many KYC-free services and find the one with the best offer for a wide variety of coins.\nSimpleSwap - Exchange multiple tokens without giving up custody. Requires an account. Offers cash back in their own token.\nSideShift - Shift between different layer 2 tokens. Includes tokens on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Polygoin.\nStealthEx - StealthEX is a non-custodial cryptocurrency exchange service that accepts Monero (XMR). The platform does not require users to create an account or share personal information. Additionally, funds are not stored on StealthEX; exchanges are conducted directly between wallets. At StealthEX, there are no upper limits for your exchanges — you can exchange any amount you desire. When it comes to minimum amounts, you only need to ensure you have enough to cover the network fees.\nSwapSwop - SwapSwop is an instant anonymous crypto exchange with a high level of security from SSL certificates on internal services to a multi-stage exchange procedure, which guarantees the safety of your assets and quick exchange for the desired cryptocurrency.\nTrocador - Privacy focused front end to push your transactions through non KYC exchanges.\nBusiness Directories # AirBTC - AirBNB for Bitcoiners.\nAgoristAcers - Purchase Seeds with Monero.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nAutoCoinCar - Purchase Luxury cars with Crypto - (UK Only).\nBeef Initiative - Purchase Regenerative/Grass fed beef with Crypto.\nBitcoin-P2P Marketplace - BTC sales.\nBitcoin-RealEstate - Purchase Real estate with crypto.\nBitcoin-only - The Ultimate guide to all things Bitcoin.\nBitcoin-only.com - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nBitejo - Massive List of companies that accept Monero and Bitcoin - Is now XMRBazzar.\nCarCoinMarket - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCompTIA Vouchers - CompTIA certs for Btc.\nCryptoCars - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCryptwerk - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nDirectory.BTCPayserver - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nGrowingSpaces - Buy Greenhouses with BTC.\nMonerica - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nMoneromarket - XMR trading platform with escrow. Start selling and buying today.\nOatManFarms - Purchase Oats for BTC.\nShopinBit - Purchase all sorts of items in BTC, only ships to UK currently.\nXMR Bazzar - A p2p shopping center for buying and selling services and goods in Monero. Built by Douglas Tumen, founder and host of the Monero Talk podcast.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale.\nJobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin.\nLatium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase.\nPublish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens.\nDAO and DEFI Tools # ApeBoard - Cross chain crypto monitoring Dashboard.\nCoin - Crypto portfolio account and crypto news aggregator.\nCow.fi - CoW Protocol finds the lowest price for your trade across all exchanges and aggregators, such as Uniswap and 1inch – and protects you from MEV, unlike the others.\nDAOStack - Project that helps you streamline the creation of your own DAO.\nDefiSafety - DEFI Security ratings.\nDefillama - The ultimate tracker for all things DEFI. Track Yield, transparency, NFTs, Stables, Hacks etc.\nDapps.com - Dapp rankings via marketcap.\nDextools - Cross Chain Defi and Cefi Dashboard.\nGhostfol - Multichain Dashboard, includes traditional stocks and ETF’s as well.\nHedgehog - Centralized Exchange Dashboard Management.\nRailgun - RAILGUN is a smart contract system that enables Zero-Knowledge Privacy for any on-chain dApp.\nRotki - An open source portfolio tracker, accounting and analytics tool that protects your privacy. Can be self hosted.\nTornado Cash - DO NOT USE IF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. Tornado cash is an Ethereum based coinjoin mixer that can be used to gain privacy on Ethereum. In August 2022 Tornado Cash was blacked listed by the US government and added to the OFAC list. While the front end website is no longer running you can still interact with the smart contract(this is by design). If you are a US citizen you risk criminal penalties for doing so. Alex Pertsev, was sentenced to five years in prison for his work on development of Tornado cash. It\u0026rsquo;s important to note that despite the shutdown by the US government, the Tornado Cash smart contract is still up and running, and is more less unstoppable as long as the Ethereum network continues to run. If you would like to support the legal defence fund you can so by checking out Justice DAO.\nDecentralized Nodes # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Avalanche and more.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nHandshake - Decentralized DNS. Handshake is an experiment on collaborating to create a decentralized network which results in a global allocation of names. Think of the handles or usernames you use on services such as social networks, and domain names identifying the URL for websites. Nearly all of these services were provided by trusted third parties which prevent the web from truly being decentralized. Handshake provides a means, including key management and server/service authentication, for decentralized web services to experiment.\nMonero Nodo - A full, unpruned, and dedicated hardware node comes equipped with Tor and I2P support, ensuring maximum privacy and security for your transactions. Manage your wallets effortlessly through the LWS Admin panel and enjoy the convenience of our built-in block explorer. The 5.5″ touchscreen allows you to control your node directly from the device, or you can access it from the web for added flexibility and full block explorer functionality. Mine Monero using P2Pool. Contribute to your privacy by running your own personal node while contributing to the Monero network.\nMyNodeBTC - Run Bitcoin nodes and lots of other Bitcoin applications, includes wallets, BTCPay Server, Lightning tools and Whirlpool and other privacy tools.\nPibode-XMR - Small Raspberry pi focused distro for Monero mining.\nPktCash - PKT is an ecosystem of apps that decentralize access to the internet. The mission is to get the next billion people online.\nThreefold - Decentralized Autonomous Internet Infrastructure. ThreeFold is a globally-distributed grid of storage, compute, and network capacity, acting as “no middleman” Internet resources between independent capacity providers and users.\nEducation and certifications # C4/Crypto Consortium - Offers certifications for BTC, Eth and crypto best practices.\nBlockchain-Council.org - Blockchain Council embraces Blockchain, AI, and Web3 with a range of certifications and training.\nChainalysis Certifications - The Chainalysis Cryptocurrency Fundamentals Certification (CCFC) credential is designed for those new to cryptocurrency. Whether you’re starting out on a career focused on crypto, or are coming across bitcoin as you run investigations, onboard new businesses or formulate cryptocurrency compliance policies, this is the place to begin.\nFund Raising # Giveth - Giveth is building a new way forward with its zero-fee, community-driven donation platform - leveraging the power of blockchain technology to connect on-the-ground projects with regenerative funding opportunities.\nGeyser.fund - Geyser is a bitcoin-native crowdfunding platform where you can fund project ideas with the support from global communities.\nHeo.Finance - Decentralized crowdfunding without borders. Help Each Other (HEO) is the first decentralized stablecoin-based crowdfunding platform that removes geographical and political limitations from fundraising. HEO platform is already live on Binance Smart Chain, Celo, Aurora, and Ethereum mainnets.\nKuno Media - Monero based crowd funding.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow institute works to help fund privacy and anti surveillance tech.\nOpen Sats - Open Sats Initiative, Inc. (EIN 85-2722249) is a 501(c)(3) public charity which aims to fund Bitcoin-related free and open-source projects and associated education and research initiatives. Open Sats focuses on no strings attached Bitcoin(only) and freedom tech donations.\nStacks.org - The mission of the Stacks project is to enable a better internet through decentralized apps. To do it, they’re expanding the Bitcoin economy and enabling more functionality as a Bitcoin layer.\nTen31 - Ten31 is the leading bitcoin-focused investor and partner of choice to companies building technology and infrastructure for the bitcoin ecosystem, as well as complementary freedom-oriented technologies including open source software, AI and nostr.\nMerchant Services # Align Pay - AlignPay never picks sides on any issue and is proud to facilitate a welcoming place where people, organizations, campaigns, and merchants can interact in a healthy, open, and legal way.\nParallel Economy - Censorship-Resistant payment processing backed by Conservative Commentator Dan Bongino.\nRevere Payments - A Christian merchant services provider that offers a wide range of solutions for businesses in a variety of industries, including e-commerce, retail, restaurant, firearms, religious, political, CBD, and non-profit. We’re using the same innovative technology as our parent company, Metrics Global, to bring seamless, secure online payments to any industry.\nSecond Amendment Processing - 2nd Amendment processing helps you protect yourself and your business from being censored for your political views or other forms of wrong think.\nOsint for Crypto # AMLBot - Founded in 2019, AMLBot Online assessment of crypto addresses and transactions, founded in 2019 by a team of RegTech specialists in accordance with FATF international recommendations. Offers both free and non-free services.\nClarks Dashboard - A comprehensive list of all BTC Data. Includes Block times, price data, Side chain data, mining etc.\nDeveloperReports - Tracks the current amount of developers on Crypto projects.\nMonero Garden - A complete introduction and walkthrough on all the technical specifics of Monero.\nMonero Inflation - Tracks potential inflation or flaws in the Monero Protocol. Due to Monero\u0026rsquo;s privacy proper auditing can be difficult.\nMonero Observer - News aggregator for all things monero.\nMoneroj.net - Tracks the Monero mining hash rate across all miners.\nMonero.Eco - Graphical interface for the entire Monero Ecosystem.\nMiningPoolStats - Track all data across mining pools for all sorts of crypto projects. Organized primarily by what type of hash algorithm each blockchain uses.\n[Monerowatch](https://monerowat.ch - A monero blockchain explorer. While Monero doesnt have a tradational blockchain explorer we can track block times and size. Along with hash rate and other useful metrics.\nOXT.me - OXT is a tool designed for Exploratory Blockchain Analysis of the bitcoin ledger. OXT is the \u0026lsquo;Other exploration Tool\u0026rsquo; and it should become the \u0026lsquo;Open eXploration Tool\u0026rsquo; in the future.\nStable Pulse - Get a clear, accurate, minimally filtered view of the stablecoin ecosystem.\nThe Monero Moon - The ultimate newsletter for all things Monero.\nTheGraph.com - Crypto Database API Tools.\nTimechainstats.com - BTC Chain API data.\nTrack Bitcoin Nodes - Tracks total Bitcoin nodes.\nTrack Bitcoin Treasuries - Tracks the public Bitcoin Wallets of major corporations and governments.\nTrack Ethereum Nodes - Tracks total Ethereum nodes.\nDefi Lama StablecoinData - Stable coin data across chains.\nPrivacy Software # Bokuto Monero Node - Open source fork of Ronin Dojo’s Bakuto project that allows for a full node Monero wallet.\nBorder Wallets - Border Wallets is a website that helps you strategize on how best to memorize your wallet seed phrase. This can be useful if you need to cross a border, or have a particularly high threat model.\nGupax - Gupax is a GUI for mining Monero on P2Pool using XMRig.\nJam - Jam is a graphical user interface for JoinMarket, and while obviously related, is a separate project developed by a separate set of people.\nJoinMarket-Org - JoinMarket is software to create a special kind of bitcoin transaction called a CoinJoin transaction. Its aim is to improve the confidentiality and privacy of bitcoin transactions. With the shutdown of Samurai wallet, and the withdrawal of the not recommended service Wasabi from the US, Join Market is now one of the only privacy tools for Bitcoin.\nPinode - Monero OS for running full Monero Nodes on Pi’s, Rockpros and Odroids.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nSilent Payments - Silent Payments make receiving Bitcoin easier than ever while preserving your privacy. Silent Payments allow you to create a single, static address to share with friends, use for donations, or post for tips without sacrificing privacy. When someone wants to send you a payment, they use the unique public key that is a part of your Silent Payment address, combine it with the public keys of the outputs they want to send and generate a unique, one-time address that looks on-chain just like any other Taproot address.\nXMRVSBeast - P2Pool Bonus Hash Rate Raffle for people providing Monero Hash.\nSocial Media # Coinpayments.net - Purchase Social media followers with Monero.\nEchoIn - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here.\nFountain - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nMinds - Minds is an open-source social networking service that promotes free speech, privacy, and transparency.\nOshi - Oshi is a powerful marketing and rewards platform built to replace stars, punch cards, and coffee points with something that people really want - Bitcoin.\nOrange Pill App - Bitcoin dating and friend finder.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.ps://www.minds.com/) - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nSpeculative Projects # DarkFi - DarkFi is a new Layer 1 blockchain, designed with anonymity at the forefront. It offers flexible private primitives that can be wielded to create any kind of application. DarkFi aims to make anonymous engineering highly accessible to developers. Backed by noted Crypto Anarchist Amir Taaki.\nFedimints - While still largely theoretical, Fediments is based off the original 1980\u0026rsquo;s concept of Chaumian Ecash, that would essentially provide federated mints built on top of Bitcoin, with high levels of privacy. Two implementations of this concept are Cashu and Umint. These are still in active development. One potential problem with this is legal pressure due to potential classification of these services as unlicensed money transmitters, much like how Samurai Wallet and potentially custodial lightning services are being targeted.\nFreedom Dollar - Freedom Dollar is a private, censorship-resistant stablecoin protocol built on Zano. Stable coins are a useful but sometimes risky project, as they are supposed to maintain their price point with a fiat asset like the dollar.\nHaveno - Haveno aims to be a crypto on ramp much like Bisq that uses Monero instead of Bitcoin as the base payment option. Haveno will utilize TOR and p2p trades, while never taking custody of your funds.\nPirate Chain - Launched in 2018 with the primary goal of being the most private and secure digital currency, Pirate Chain strives to protect the financial privacy of every user in the world. Pirate Chain achieves this by employing the strongest and most acclaimed privacy protocol in the industry, and couples this with an unassailable strategy implementation. Pirate vs Monero Breakdown\nSerai DEX - Largely created in response to Thorchain\u0026rsquo;s choice to not integrate Monero, the Serai Dex works much like the Thorchain DEX, providing coin trading between different native coins using liquidity pools funded by users for small rewards.\nZano - An ambitious project that offers the privacy of Monero for regular transactions, including all projects built ontop of its network. Additionally offers alias addresses so you can associate a wallet address with a name, much like how DNS works for IP addresses. Offers escrow services and Iconic swaps as an alternative to Atomic Swaps. Also allows for building dApps on chain as well.\nSpending Options # Bill Pay # Bitrefill Credit Card Service - Service to pay off Credit Card for multiple providers. Requires KYC. Currently disabled for Americans, but hopefully will be returning. This service does require KYC, but they do offer other services that do not.\nDoctorSim - Top up or recharge any prepaid phone in over 200 countries instantly and securely with doctorSIM.\nSpritz.Finance - Focuses on bill pay, secured payments, automated payments etc. Uses Web 3. Requires an account. Currently in closed Beta.\nCredit Cards # 2Fiat - A new platform that lets you instantly convert Bitcoin, Monero, USDT or any crypto to fiat and make purchases online or in store.\nAbine - An alternative credit card masking service. Abine has similar features, virtual cards up to 500$ for individual vendors. But Abine also offers other privacy services like phone masking, email masking and more. Abine does not have a free tier unlike privacy.com.\nBitpay - Preloaded Bitpay card that lets you spend your Bitcoin.\nDashDirect - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including DASH. Dash Direct phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with DASH for discounts from hundreds of vendors. No KYC Required.\nDoNotPay - DoNotPay is a consumer rights company that helps you fight corporations and beat bureaucracy. They offer a wide range of services, including bill pay, credit card management, and more.\nEzzocard - Anon cards can be purchased via crypto. Charges a decent markup.\nKlutchCard - Service that provides several management and privacy features for your bank account. Klutch gives you unlimited Virtual cards, a physical card without your name on the front, and the ability to manage your spending transactions in depth all while still earning cash back. Does require KYC information and a good credit score though. Another downside, there is currently no way to pay off your balance other than to link your account via ACH and routing number.\nLaso.Finance - A bit pricey. Virtual Credit card with no KYC card that allows for spends of over 1K anywhere in the world. Currently uses Metamask for stable coins only. Monero support coming soon.\nPayWithMoon - Virtual Cards with no KYC funded by lightning based Bitcoin transactions. You can create as many virtual cards as you want, but cards are limited in amounts of 1000$. These cards do not currently work outside of the United States. Used to provide full pre-paid credit cards only offers gift cards now.\nPrivacy.com - The primary method for Credit Card Privacy. By linking your bank account to your Debit card, you can create virtual privacy focused cards that only work for one vendor at a time. This prevents your Debit card from being used in the event of a vendor data breach. Virtual cards are easily deletable. Downsides are that you start with 500$ per card limits for virtual cards. And there is the privacy concern of sharing your bank data with a third party. Please use our affiliate link when signing up. To get an extra $5 dollars on sign up.\nUquid - Virtual card for crypto, only works through Binance or wallet connect compatible wallets, for a wide range of gift card services.\nX1 - Similar to Klutch. Control subscriptions and keep your details private with disposable card numbers.donotpay.com/learn/virtual-credit-card-generator/) - Free Virtual Credit Card Generator for signing up for trial services. Do not Pay also works to create an AI focused response to many asymmetrical problems of society like fighting back against parking tickets or social media de-platforming with automated and proven methods of remediating these issues.\nGift Cards # Egifter - Buy and send premium gift cards for a wide range of services. Offers points per purchases. Gyft - Gift cards for over 200 vendors. Coinsbee - Does Phone Top ups. Bitrefill - Gifts cards and other services. Coincards - giftcards available in multiple countries, Coincards has everything you could possibly need to live your life with crypto! Offers Phone Top ups and accepts Monero. Stealths - Monero first Gift card sales. No KYC Required. Wallets # Bitcoin Wallets # Ashigaru - A new fork of Samurai Wallet without the coinjoin services. As this is new untested its recommended not to put large amounts of BTC on here just yet.\nCasa - Self custody wallet with built in Multi-sig for security and inheritance built in so that your assets aren\u0026rsquo;t lost in the event of death. Only takes Bitcoin and Ethereum.\nCold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nElectrum Wallet - Founded in 2011 Electrum is one of the oldest, simplest and most trusted Bitcoin Only wallets in the game. With a simple interface that has been forked by many other blockchain projects Electrum has everything you need to store and use your bitcoin easily and securely.\nSamurai Wallet - A modern bitcoin wallet hand forged to keep your transactions private your identity masked and your funds secured. Samurai Wallet is a mobile only wallet that is built to work with the Ronin Dojo Full node and Whirlpool privacy coinjoins. Completely Open Source. Mobile only wallet. In April 2024 Samurai Wallet was shutdown by the US government and the founders of the wallet arrested. While the wallet still works if installed, the Whirpool coinjoin features have since been disabled. You can donate to the Samurai defense team here You can also find a list of Public Dojo Clones to use at Dojobay\nSparrow Wallet - Sparrow is a Bitcoin wallet for those who value financial self sovereignty. Sparrow’s emphasis is on security, privacy and usability. Sparrow does not hide information from you - on the contrary it attempts to provide as much detail as possible about your transactions and UTXOs, but in a way that is manageable and usable. Completely Open Source. Desktop only wallet. Following the arrest of the Samurai Wallet Devs, the Whirlpool privacy features were removed from the wallet.\nHardware Wallets # Cold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nFoundationDevices - Foundation builds the Passport hardware wallet which is an airgapped wallet hardware device. Passport has no direct connection with the outside world – no USB data and no wireless communications. Instead, Passport uses a camera and QR codes for communication. This provides hardcore, airgapped security without sacrificing usability.\nLedger - NOT RECOMMENDED. While Ledger has a long history in the space of supporting multiple coins. Ledger is close sourced. Ledger has recently come under for fire for creating a backup policy that lets you back up your keys to Ledgers cloud providers, which means that your private keys could be susceptible to third party pressures on the key holders. Also Ledger was caught sending customer data to several different third parties.\nMonero Signer - Monero Signer is a hardware signing device equipped with a camera that allows you to sign transactions offline via QR-Code. Monero Signer also allows you to generate seeds, passphrases and addresses. All this while being completely offline. Software updates are done air-gapped using a micro SD card.\nSeedsigner - Open source hardware signing device that uses raspberry pi zero which reduces possibility of interception. Does not store your coins, is only a security focused device for signing/approving transactions. Bitcoin only.\nTrezor - One of the older hardware wallets around. Trezor is Fully open source and is one of the few wallets to also support multiple coins.\nLightning Wallets # Phoenix Wallet - Utilizing the lightning network can still be quite difficult, which Phoenix aims to help solve. At first glance, Phoenix doesn\u0026rsquo;t look different from your typical Bitcoin wallet. The difference is that Phoenix runs natively on Lightning. Phoenix takes care of everything under the hood and you will barely notice anything, except that your payments are faster and cheaper. Mobile only wallet. Monero Wallets # Anonero - Anonero is privacy focused phone wallet that only supports Monero, while incorporating other privacy features like, encrypted backups, airgapped transactions mandatory TOR connections. You can only access this app over TOR.\nFeather Wallet - Feather is a free, open-source Monero wallet for Linux, Tails, macOS and Windows. It is written in C++ with the Qt framework. Monero can be difficult to use in many cases to the highly technical and private nature of the coin, which is why the simplicity of feather wallet is so necessary. Feather Wallet can installed or run as a standalone application, making it easily parable with something like Tails OS for the ultimate privacy combo.\nMonero Subscription Wallet - Wallet that allows you to set subscriptions of regularly recurring payments that you would like to send.\nMyMonero - The simplest way to use the next-generation private digital currency Monero, at the sweet spot between security, convenience, and features. Not a full node wallet. You need to trust another node to run this wallet. These wallets share your private view key with a remote server, which continuously scans the blockchain looking for your transactions. They are faster to use, but your privacy can be lessened if you don\u0026rsquo;t control the remote server.\nRinoWallet - Online Monero multisig wallet. Non-custodial and offers 2FA protection.\nMulti Chain Wallets # CakeWallet - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including Monero. Cakewallet phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with Monero for discounts from hundreds of vendors. Supports Monero. No KYC Required. Mobile and desktop wallet. Open Source.\nExodus Wallet - One of the best wallets for holding multiple coins. With a beautiful interface that shows you long term internal price data, built in protocol level staking, coin swaps between hundreds of coins and many other features. Exodus is one best crypto wallets bar none. While it has ended support for Monero as it was a technical challenge to support it. Exodus is NOT Open source. Desktop and mobile.\nStack Wallet - Non Custodial multi coin wallet. Open Source. Has built in exchange functionality. Comes with \u0026ldquo;Duress mode\u0026rdquo; that lets you prepare a fake wallet in case you are physically threatened. Comes with built auto back ups, in wallet crypto swapping and more. Allows you to easily point at your own full node. Supports monero. Desktop and Mobile.\nWallet Recovery # Bitcoin Recovery CO - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nCryptoRecovers - Helping people regain access to their lost Bitcoin wallets since 2019.\nDatarecovery.com - Specializes in cryptocurrency recovery services, providing expert assistance to individuals and businesses who have lost access to their digital assets.\nDriveSavers - Specializes in recovering lost cryptocurrency and compromised wallets from all types of software and hardware wallets.\nEasyRecovery - Professional Bitcoin wallet recovery services can assist with password recovery, private key extraction, and damaged device repair to restore access to your Bitcoin.\nKeychainX - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nProfessional Crypto Recovery - Crypto recovery service that can help you recover your lost coins today.\nRecoverLostBitcoin - Expert crypto recovery services, including private key reconstruction, wallet and scam recovery.\nRecoverMyCryptoWallet - Can recover lost passphrases, missing seed words and forgotten passwords.\nWallet Recovery Service - Can recover lost crypto from all types of wallets.\n"},{"id":13,"href":"/organizations/","title":"Organizations","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The State is, and always has been, the great single enemy of the human race, its liberty, happiness, and progress.\u0026rdquo; - Murray Rothbard\nLiberty Organization that fight for different facets of all things related to liberty.\nAnti ESG Orgs # StriveFunds - Investment firm to counter ESG narrative from Blackrock and Vanguard. Strive specifically rejects the idea of Stakeholder capitalism. Started by author and presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. Antiwar # Antiwar.com - Since the mid 90\u0026rsquo;s Antiwar.com has been one of not the most important and consistently antiwar voices. With reporting on wars all over the globe for a liberty perspective, antiwar.com covers every aspect of the global wars.\nBitcoin For Peace - Accelerate World Peace Through Bitcoin Adoption. The vision of Bitcoin For Peace is to live in world where ALL life co-thrives in harmony. With the current corrupt fiat system, that vision can never happen. Bitcoin is a peaceful revolution.\nConcerned Veterans for America - CVA and its grassroots army will look to defend VA reforms and expand health care options for veterans, rethink America’s foreign policy to promote long-term prosperity, and encourage action to foster a more secure financial future for our country.\nDefend the Guard - An organization that works to reclaim constitutional authority. Defend the Guard legislation would prohibit a state’s National Guard units from being deployed into active combat without a formal declaration of war by Congress, as provided by the U.S. Constitution.\nFood Not Bombs - Food Not Bombs started in 1980. They work to provide healthy vegetarian food to starving Americans. Leftwing organization.\nStopWar.org - Stop the War was founded in September 2001 in the weeks following 9/11, when George W. Bush announced the “war on terror”. Stop the War has since been dedicated to preventing and ending the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and elsewhere. Comes from a leftwing perspective.\nThe Libertarian Institute - Founded by Scott Horton. LI focuses on many issues with a large focus on antiwar. LI has a lot of cross over with Antiwar.com.\nTheGrayZone - The Grayzone is an independent journalistic initiative that does not receive funding from any government or government-backed group or individual. The Gray Zone primarily reports on antiwar civil rights issues from a left wing perspectives.\nWeAreNotYourSoldiers - Antiwar Non-profit feature former soldiers that publicly talk about their horrible experiences during war.\nAntiWoke Advocacy # ActionPDE - PDE Action is a nonpartisan advocacy group working to reclaim public schools through engagement with school boards \u0026amp; state legislatures.\nDefendingEd - Parents Defending Education is a national grassroots organization working to reclaim our schools from activists imposing harmful agendas.\nExit Group - Group that helps users exit from woke/corporate life and build businesses to create separate revenue streams\nFairForAll - A nonpartisan organization dedicated to advancing civil rights and liberties for all Americans, and promoting a common culture based on fairness, understanding, and humanity. Specifically rejects woke ideas and believes in actual equality for all people.\nHeterodox Academy - Heterodox Academy (HxA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit membership organization of thousands of faculty, staff, and students committed to advancing the principles of open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement to improve higher education and academic research. Focuses heavily on Colleges.\nInstitute for Liberal Values - As a non-partisan and non-sectarian consortium focused on the promotion of individual freedom, rights, and liberty in everyday life, the Institute for Liberal Values provides the skills and support required to build community where there has been division, encourage free expression where there has been censorship, and foster optimism where there is fear.\nNew Discourses - Education on all things critical theory. Eduation and debunking of Marxism, Progressive and all forms of critical theory. IE Critical Race Theory, Queer Theory, etc. Founded by James Lindsey.\nClimate Change Pushback # Copenhagen Consensus - The Copenhagen Consensus Center is a think tank that researches and publishes the smartest solutions to the world\u0026rsquo;s biggest problems. Our studies are conducted by more than 300 economists from internationally renowned institutions, including seven Nobel Laureates, to advise policymakers and philanthropists how to achieve the best results with their limited resources.Founded by climate change debunker and educator Bjorn Lomborg.\nEnvironmental Progress - Environmental Progress (EP) was founded in 2016 with the mission of achieving nature, peace and prosperity for all. We believe everyone has a right to affordable energy, a healthy planet, and urban environments that enable citizens to thrive. Our strategy has been to organize grassroots movements to defend these rights, and to fund research into why they are threatened. Founded by free speech advocate and Journalist Michael Shellenberger.\nHeartland.org - The Heartland Institute is a nonprofit organization that focuses on issues in education, environmental protection, health care, budgets and taxes, and stopping Socialism.\nIndustrial Progress - For the last 40 years, so-called environmentalists have held back industrial progress around the world. That\u0026rsquo;s why Idustrial Progress helps the industry fight for its freedom, with new ideas, arguments, and policies that will improve our economy and our environment. Founded by Fossil Fuels advocate Alex Epstein.\nPerc.org - The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) explores how aligning free market incentives for environmental stewardship produces sustainable outcomes for land, water, and wildlife.\nSavory.Global - Fights against climate change approved opinion by using regenerative farming practices of holistic land management. Provides real alternative solutions to mainstream climate fear mongering.\nDrug Freedom # Drug Policy Alliance - The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the leading organization in the U.S. working to end the drug war. Encryption and censorship # Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) - The largest organization that fights for Internet and Digital Freedom. Based out of the US.The EFF puts out several of the best digital freedom tools, including HTTPS Everywhere, Privacy Badger and Certbot.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFree resources Physical and Digital # Art For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nLeadership Institute - Liberty focused training provided in person and virtual. Training is offered for a wide range of topics, including, activism campaigns, fundraising and more.\nLibertarianism.org - Free ebooks from a Cato/Bluepilled perspective. Still some solid content overall.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - Free liberty starter kits for applicants. Including books small grants and more. Primarily aimed at students.\nTechsoup.org - Free Tech for non-profits.\nLegal Advocacy # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nCoin Center - Based in D.C., Coin Center is the leading non-profit research and advocacy center focused on the public policy issues facing cryptocurrency and decentralized computing technologies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Their mission is to defend the rights of individuals to build and use free and open cryptocurrency networks: the right to write and publish code – to read and to run it. The right to assemble into peer-to-peer networks. And the right to do all this privately.\nDeFi Education Fund - The DeFi Education Fund (DEF) explains decentralized finance (DeFi) to policymakers around the world and advocates for policies welcoming of decentralized financial infrastructure.\nFire - Since its founding more than two decades ago as the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, FIRE has become the nation’s leading defender of fundamental rights on college campuses through our unique mix of programming, including student and faculty outreach, public education campaigns, individual case advocacy, and policy reform efforts. In 2022, FIRE changed its name to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and announced an expansion initiative into off-campus free speech advocacy and legal defense.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nInstitute for Justice - IJ is a nonprofit, public interest law firm. Their mission is to end widespread abuses of government power and secure the constitutional rights that allow all Americans to pursue their dreams.\nJusticeDao- A DAO specifically dedicated to helping the legal defense of the developers of Tornado Cash, an Ethereum based privacy service that was takedown by government action.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nPacific Legal Foundation - Pacific Legal Foundation is a national nonprofit legal organization that defends Americans from government overreach and abuse. PFL specifically focuses on Property Rights, Equality and Opportunity and Separation of Powers. ^1,2^\nPeer-To-Peer Rights Fund - The P2P Rights Fund is a project housed within the Bitcoin Policy Institute, a 501(c)3 think tank. An advisory board including open-source developers, human rights activists, and lawyers oversees the fund’s activities. P2P Focuses on protection of Open-Source Software under the First Amendment.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nStand With Crypto - Stand With Crypto, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, champions for clear, common-sense regulations for the crypto industry. We\u0026rsquo;re mobilizing the 52 million crypto owners in the US - a demographic that is younger (60% Gen-Z and Millennials) and more diverse (41% identify as racial minorities) than the general US population - to unlock crypto\u0026rsquo;s innovation potential and foster greater economic freedom.\nThe Crypto Lawyers - Much like Coin Center Crypto Lawyers provide legal advocacy for Bitcoin freedom. They offer services in regards to Litigation, NFT, DEFI, IP, Compliance, and Forensic Investigations.\nMeetups, Education and Training # Americas Future - America’s Future empowers young people to be active, civil, and curious citizens who build freer communities that lead to fulfillment, dignity, and happiness for all.We’re working toward a time in America where young people collaborate to drive change in their communities – change that equips the individual to build a free and happy life. America’s Future offers rising generations opportunities for networking, mentoring, leadership and community engagement through our national network and extensive array of programming.\nArt For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nFreedom Works - A longstanding political orginization that has traditionally leaned republican. Recently though they\u0026rsquo;ve rebranded to target smaller liberty focused groups in order to help educated and advocate for freedom and change in public policy.\nLeadership Institute - Founded in 1979 by its president, Morton C. Blackwell, LI provides training in campaigns, fundraising, grassroots organizing, youth politics, and communications. The Institute teaches conservatives of all ages how to succeed in politics, government, and the media.The Institute offers more than 50 types of training schools, workshops, and seminars; a free employment placement service; and a national field program that trains conservative students to organize campus groups.\nLiberty on the Rocks - Liberty on the Rocks is a non-profit grass roots libertarian organization designed to educate, connect, and activate liberty enthusiasts around the world. Through local chapters and events, citizens and activists throughout the country can increase the size of their networks, enhance their understanding of economics and the philosophy of freedom, widen their knowledge of local and national educational outlets, and increase their opportunities for involvement. Official Partner of Liberty Tools\nLiberty Seeds - The largest directory of liberty-minded organizations, events, and more.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - SFL is not a top down, chapter based, or membership organization. Instead SFL functions as a network of pro-liberty students from a wide diversity of locations and backgrounds. SFL does sometimes take the more blue pilled approach.\nWe Are Change - We Are Change is a nonpartisan, independent media organization comprised of individuals and groups working to expose corruption worldwide.Founded by Luke Rudkowski, We Are Change is comprised of independent journalists, concerned citizens, activists, and anyone who wants to shape the direction our world is going in. We seek to expose the lies of governments and the corporate elite who constantly trash our humanity. Their goal is to create a community of truth-seekers and peacemakers who share a commitment to nonviolent action.\nYoung Americans for Liberty - Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) is the most active and effective pro-liberty youth organization advancing liberty on campus. Our four-step mission is to identify, educate, train, and mobilize youth activists to make liberty win. YAL maintains many chapters across college campuses all over the US.\nYou are the Power - You Are The Power is a membership-based nonprofit that is founded and run by Spike Cohen. They work with activists and organizations in all 50 states, using localized, single-issue activism to set communities free, restore individual rights, take the power away from government and put it back in the hands of the people.\nPress Freedoms # Committee to Protect Journalists - The Committee to Protect Journalists is an independent, nonprofit organization that promotes press freedom worldwide. They defend the right of journalists to report the news safely and without fear of reprisal.\nInternational Press Institute - Their mission is to defend media freedom and support independent journalism wherever they are threatened. Also tracks press freedoms in regards to Covid restrictions.\nReporters Without Borders - Reporters Without Borders tracks press freedoms across the world.\nPolice Reform and Monitoring # 8 Can\u0026rsquo;t Wait - 8 Cant Wait is a campaign to bring immediate change to police departments by encouraging the adoption of 8 specific policies.\nAdopt a Cop - Adopt A Cop BJJ is a nonprofit, donation based program and registered 501(c)3 that allows active duty patrolling police officers around the country to train at any Adopt A Cop BJJ affiliated academy and will pay 100% of the officer’s membership until they reach the rank of Blue belt. Blue belt is the second ranked belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and on average it takes around 12 to 18 months to obtain. Police officers are much less likely to both get injured and to injure suspects if they are trained in BJJ as evidenced by this Case Study.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nOpen-archive - App for saving and sharing files for whistleblowers and videos of police etc\nThick Red Line - A project of Art of Liberty, TRL is an effort to restore respect for law enforcement by abolishing victimless crime.\nWashingtonPost Police Shootings Database - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states\nThink Tanks # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAyn Rand Institute - ARI offers a variety of educational experiences to promote greater understanding of Ayn Rand’s philosophy and, through the writing and speaking of our experts, advocates her principles of reason, rational self-interest and laissez-faire capitalism. ARI also often takes a more Blue pilled perspective and does not generally follow Anarchist ideas, as it advocates for a one world government, based on the principles of logic and reason.\nArt of Liberty - A small think tank that exposes the Illegitimacy and Criminality of “Government” while Making the Voluntaryist Case for Free Markets, REAL Freedom and Peace.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow Institute works to promote the ideas of privacy in the world.\nThe Cato Institute - Founded in 1977 by Ed Crane, Murray Rothbard and Charles Koch. Cato is one of the oldest and largest libertarian think tanks in America. Cato has published great research and information since its inception. Cato has been criticized at times for often taking very pragmatic criticisms of the state and sometimes making the libertarian defense of state activities. Often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nThe Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) - FEE\u0026rsquo;s popular digital content and in-person programs turn complex ideas into practical tools for living your best life and making the world a better place. Fee covers a wide range of issues across the entire political spectrum, while always exposing government crimes and failures.\nThe Future of Freedom Foundation - The Future of Freedom Foundation is a tax-exempt, non-profit educational foundation whose mission is to present an uncompromising moral, philosophical, and economic case for the free society.\nThe Mises Institute - The premium think tank for all things liberty. Founded in 1982 by Anarcho-capitalism Lew Rockwell, largely to push the ideas of economist Murray Rothbard following his split with the Cato Institute. The Mises institute has been one of the biggest and most consistent voices for all things liberty including: Antiwar, Austrian economics, Sound Money, Police Reform, Secession, Book Publishing and so much more.\nThe Reason Foundation - Reason Foundation advances a free society by developing, applying, and promoting libertarian principles, including individual liberty, free markets, and the rule of law. We use journalism and public policy research to influence the frameworks and actions of policymakers, journalists, and opinion leaders. Reason also publishes Reason Magazine and hosts the SOHO Debate Forum. Much like Cato Reason often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nWhistle Blowing # Aim - Undercover citizen journalism, mostly focused on American schools.\nCryptome - One of the primary inspirations for Wikileaks, Cryptome has been offering a leaking platform to the world since 1996 and still runs today. Founded by John Young.\nEFF Surveillance Self-Defense - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\nGlobal Leaks - Whistleblowing Solutions Impresa Sociale S.r.l. (WBS) is an innovative social enterprise that carries out research and development to support whistleblowers and the fight against corruption. It was founded in 2016 to guarantee the economic sustainability of the GlobaLeaks project, through taking care of the growing number of requests for assistance, maintenance and custom deployment. WBS hosts the development activities and coordinates the community efforts. Global leaks provides its own open source tool for whistleblowers.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nO\u0026rsquo;keefe Media Group - Following the ousting of James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe from Project Veritas, O\u0026rsquo;Keefe Media group was founded to present another opportunity for whistle blowing and citizen journalism. OKM provides training and supplies for Citizen journalists.\nProject Veritas - Founded in 2010 by James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe, Project Veritas picked up much of the leaking slack following Wikileakss decrease in output. Often slandered as a far right group, Project Veritas has leaked many of the biggest stories since its inception. Project Veritas was and is largely known for using undercover cameras to expost stories.\nTruth in Media - Not a whistleblowing organization perse, however TIM is known for doing in depth inclusive stories reputably with strong reliable sources and without sensationalism. TIM focuses on stories that most media ignores. Founded by Journalist Ben Swann.\nWikiLeaks - Founded in 2006 by Julian Assange. Wikileaks was the the primary source for leaking of highly secret corporate and government data. Wikileaks worked to protect its leakers by employing the use of PGP and TOR. While largely inactive since the arrest of its founder Julian Assange in 2019, Wikileaks archives are still an important repository of leaked data.\nWizSafe Journalist Privacy Guide - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\n"},{"id":14,"href":"/osint/","title":"OSINT","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Nothing has such power to broaden the mind as the ability to investigate systematically and truly all that comes under thy observation in life.\u0026rdquo; - Marcus Aurelius\nOpen Source Intelligence tools can be used to find information of all types. This can be useful in furthering your understanding of both offensive and defensive practices by finding information for anything and everything. OSINT is the direct inverse of open source privacy tools. OSINT can be used for nefarious purposes in some cases, but OSINT itself does not directly include the concept of hacking. OSINT only aims to find legally available public information. OSINT has tremendous use in regards to education and finding information about corporations, politicians and good journalism. These tools can also be used to help you understand your own privacy exposure as well. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAI (Artificial Intelligence) Tools # Art Generators # Albus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAnimate Anyone - App that allows you to take a static image or photo and create videos of movement based on the people or characters in those photos.\nDall E - DALL·E 2 is an AI system that can create realistic images and art from a description in natural language. Made by Open Ai. Closed source.\nDreamstudio.ai - AI Art Generation.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGemini - Formerly known as Bard. Google\u0026rsquo;s AI alternative to Chat GPT. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias, including filtering your text prompts through a DEI and social justice lens.\nLumiere - A Space-Time Diffusion Model for Video Generation. Made by Google, closed source. Create video from word prompts or pictures. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias.\nMagic Animate - Magic Animate is an open source project that allows you to produces an animated video from a single image and a motion video.\nMid Journey - Mid Journey is an independent research lab exploring new mediums of thought and expanding the imaginative powers of the human species. Requires the unencrypted messaging app Discord for image generation.\nOpen AI Sora - Sora can generate videos up to a minute long while maintaining visual quality and adherence to the user’s prompt. Closed source.\nFreedom and Privacy AI Tools # AI Unchained - Podcast by freedom advocate and bitcoin educator Guy Swann. Follow the newest updates in the AI industry to become more sovereign and efficient by utilizing cutting edge tools.\nAlex AI - Energy and Climate Chatbot. Built by Alex Epstein, an advocate of Freedom and Fossil Fuels. Iphone Only.\nGab AI - Chat GPT alternative and image generator by conservative Social Media company GAB.\nGATgpt - A LLM model like Chat GPT but specifically for gun printing and all things gun related. Built by Cody Wilson.\nLibertAI - Decentralized privacy focused AI.\nUnleashed Chat - AI chatbot service designed with real privacy in mind. It stands out with its live Nostr data querying and advanced context embedding capabilities. It allows for Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network, for privacy and speed. The platform employs the latest Open Source models, prioritizing uncensored options.\nVenice - Venice is an open source alternative to Chat GPT. With built in features for code prompts and Stable Diffusion, Venice does not censor or spy on you. Launched by freedom advocate and crypto pioneer Erik Voorhees.\nGeneral AI Tools # AI or Not - Need to verify if images are AI generated? Here\u0026rsquo;s a project that can identify images from Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Dall-E, GAN and more.\nAIXploira - Access the largest list of top-quality AI tools available on the web.\nAlbus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAwesome GPT - List of dozens of GPT style LLMs.\nEsperanto.ai - Esperanto delivers high-performance, energy-efficient computing solutions that are the compelling choice for the most demanding AI and non-AI applications.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGPT4all - Self Hosted GPT Alternative.\nHuggingface.co - Open Source CHAT GPT Alternative.\nLM Studio - LM Studio lets you discover, download, and run local LLMs entirely offline.\nMaxAI.me - Chrome extension that lets you utilize AI on different sites.\nParse Prompt - Convert and summarize podcast episodes, audio clips, web-pages, and YouTube into AI-generated content.\nAttack Surface # BynaryEdge - We scan the web and gather data for you.\nCensys - Attack Surface Management Solutions.\nCriminalip.io - Cyber Threat Intelligence Search Engine and Attack Surface Management (ASM) platform.\nRedHunt Labs - Discover your Attack Surface, Continuously.\nSecurityTrails - The Total Internet Inventory.\nBug Hunting # Bug Bounty writeups - Detailed breakdowns of all sorts of different types of attacks.\nBughunter-handbook - A list of resources that will help bug bounty hunters with resources that are useful during their bug bounty journey.\nCertificates # CertSpotter - Monitors your domains for expiring, unauthorized, and invalid SSL certificates.\nCensys - Certificates - Certificates Search.\nCrt.sh - Certificate Search.\nCTSearch - Certificate Transparency Search Tool.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nTLS.BufferOver.run - Quickly find certificates in IPv4 space.\nCredentials # Check your email accounts to find associated accounts with breached companies.\nBreachdirectory.org - Check if your information was exposed in a data breach.\nCrackstation.net - Massive pre-computed lookup (Rainbow) tables to crack password hashes.\nDehashed - Free deep-web scans and protection against credential leaks, Takes Monero for Premium accounts.\nHackcheck - Hackcheck is a data breach search engine that makes checking the integrity of your data easy and flexible cheap! They currently offer several lightning fast queries to search through our billions of records with. The queries they offer are email, password, username, name, IP address, phone number, and domain name.\nHave I Been Pwned - Check if your email or phone is in a data breach.\nHaveibeensold.app - App that checks who is selling your data. Currently down.\nIntelx - Needs an account for most dumps, but shows accounts and password associated with on different sites.\nLeak-Lookup - Search across thousands of data breaches to find you compromised data - Requires an account for full results. Cheap prices and accepts Monero.\nLeakCheck.io - Make sure your credentials haven\u0026rsquo;t been compromised.\nLeakix - Identify public data leaks.\nMozilla Monitor - Stay safe with privacy tools from the makers of Firefox that protect you from hackers and companies that publish and sell your personal information. We’ll alert you of any known data breaches, find and remove your exposed info and continually watch for new exposures.\nSnusbase - Stay on top of the latest database breaches.\nSpycloud.com - More in Depth than haveIbeenpwned. Requires an account.\nCode Search Engines # GitHub Code Search - A search engine for searching projects on GitHub.\nGrep.app - Search across a half million git repos.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nNerdyData - Find companies based on their website\u0026rsquo;s tech stack or code.\nPublicwww.com - Source Code Search Engine. Find any alphanumeric snippet, signature or keyword in the web pages HTML, JS and CSS code.\nRepoSearch - Source code search engine that helps you find implementation details, example usages or just analyze code.\nSearchCode - Search 75 billion lines of code from 40 million projects.\nSourceGraph - Understand and search across your entire codebase.\nData Retention # Archive.org - The biggest site for internet website archives.\nDessant - A web extension for pulling data from archived sites.\nInteltechniques - A guide to manually remove your data from archive sites.\nMemento Time Travel - Memento TimeTravel is built using the archive.today API, and can thus be utilized as an upgraded internet archive product. It offers web users with an easy-to-use design.\nPagefreezer.com - PageFreezer is an alternative to the Wayback machine which utilizes Google-like crawling technology. The screenshots are taken using a fully automated operation.\nTubeRipper - An app that lets you rip or download videos from most platforms.\nWebcite - WebCite differs from the Wayback Machine by providing the sort of detailed snapshots of author-cited references requested by publishers, editors, and readers.\nDevice Information # Macaddress.io - MAC address vendor lookup.\nMaclookup.app - Find the vendor name of a device by entering an OUI or a MAC address.\nMacvendors.com - Find MAC Address Vendors. Now.\nMAC Vendor Lookup - Look up the vendor for a specific MAC Address.\nDNS # Chaos - Enhance research and analyse changes around DNS for better insights.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing.\nDNSDumpster - DNS recon \u0026amp; research, find \u0026amp; lookup DNS records.\nDNShistory.org - Domain Name System Historical Record Archive.\nDNSdb - Passive DNS historical database.\nDNSviz - Tool for visualizing the status of a DNS zone.\nDNSTwister - The anti-phishing domain name search engine and DNS monitoring service.\nDnslytics - The ultimate online investigation tool for DNS and other internet data.\nHackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nPassivedns.mnemonic.no - Web interface for querying passive DNS data collected in our malware lab.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nRapidDNS - DNS query tool which make querying - subdomains or sites of a same IP easy.\nDomains # Buckets.grayhatwarfare.com - Public buckets.\nBuiltWith - Find out what websites are Built With.\nCentralOps - DomainDossier - Investigate domains and IP addresses.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing!\nDomainIQ - Comprehensive Domain Intelligence.\nGrayhatwarfare.com - domains - How to search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nIPInfo - Provides your WAN or Public IP address.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nPentest-tools.com - Discover subdomains and determine the attack surface of an organization.\nRiddler - Allows you to search in a high quality dataset.\nRobTex - Various kinds of research of IP numbers, Domain names, etc.\nSecurityheaders.com - Scan your site now.\nSimilarweb.com - The easiest and fastest tool to find out what\u0026rsquo;s really going on online.\nSitereport.netcraft.com - Find out the infrastructure and technologies used by any site.\nSpyonweb.com - Find out related websites.\nStatscrop.com - Millions of amazing websites across the web are being analyzed with StatsCrop.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVisualsitemapper.com - Create a visual map of your site.\nWho.is - WHOIS Search, Domain Name, Website, and IP Tools.\nWhois.domaintools.com - Industry’s fastest domain discovery engine and broadest, most accurate data.\nWhoisology.com - Deep Connections Between Domain Names \u0026amp; Their Owners.\nExploits # 0day.today - The ultimate database of exploits and vulnerabilities.\nExploit-DB - An Exploit Database.\npacketstormsecurity.com - Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers.\nRapid7 - DB - A vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSploitus - A convenient central place for identifying the newest exploits.\nVulmon - A vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nFacial Recognition # Pimeyes - The gold Standard in facial recognition search, while prioritizing privacy. Focused Search Engines # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Correlate – Google Trends Correlate can help you identify search patterns that correlate with real-world trends. It can be used to identify search patterns that are similar to one another. For example, you could use the tool to find out if there is a link between new legislation and gun sales (at least in terms of the search volume related to the two topics).\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nGrabify - Grabify is a free web-based IP grabbing/URL shortening tool. (IP grabbing just as it implies simply means getting/grabbing peoples IP addresses.) This can be used to get location/IP data from potential attackers.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nIPGeo - IpGeo is a python tool to extract IP addresses from captured network traffic file (pcap/pcapng) and generate csv report containing details about the geolocation of each ip in the packets.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMillion Short – Million Short has an interesting approach to searching for information online. The interface is generally similar to a typical search engine. However, you can sort and filter the results in a number of ways. Examples include popularity, eCommerce, live chat, date, location, and others. Also, it automatically pulls out the top sites that usually occupy the top spots in any search result (e.g. Amazon.com, eBay, YouTube, etc.)\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nMention - A service that lets you track any code words across social media platforms. Paid service.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOSSDatabase - OSS DATABASE is a crowdsourced database of Open Source software. Their goal is to make it easy to look for open source alternatives and compare them with their proprietary peers.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPulsedive - A search engine for devices connected to the internet.\nPublic API\u0026rsquo;s - A list of several different API\u0026rsquo;s that are free to use for data pulling.\nPublicData.com - PublicData.com is the number one resource for public records from local, state, and federal agencies.\nProwl - A free IP search \u0026amp; identifications of IoC and IoA.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nSearch by Image - Tool to reverse image search docs, only works in Chromium based browsers.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nShodan – A search engine and network security tool for the internet of things. It finds devices on the internet like web servers, webcams, appliances, traffic lights, and even power plants.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTalkWalkerAlerts – TalkWalkerAlerts is a great alternative to Google Alerts because, in addition to monitoring the web for certain keywords, it monitors social media, blogs, and forums as well. This can be helpful if you need to find mentions of someone’s name or business across the web. Free and paid options.\nTorSearch - A TOR search engine for websites hosted on TOR (The Darknet).\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nTinyEye - A reverse image search.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nGeolocation # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nMail Addresses # Centralops - Email, Whois, DNS search info.\nEmailHippo - Email address verification technology.\nEmail-format.com - Find the email address formats in use at thousands of companies.\nHunter.io - Find professional email addresses in seconds.\nIntelligenceX - Search engine and data archive. Finds public personal information from data brokers.\nMelissa - Emailcheck - Check email addresses and verify they are live.\nMXToolbox - Check your email headers.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nReacher.email - Open-Source Email Verification.\nRocketReach - Your first-degree connection to any professional.\nskymem.info - Find email addresses of companies and people.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nThatsThem - Reverse email lookup.\nverify-email.org - Checks whether the mailbox exists or not.\nVoilaNorbert - I can find anyone\u0026rsquo;s email address.\nOSINT Lists # About.start.me - OSINT Dashboard to combine different OSINT tools.\nAwesome-Osint - A curated list of amazingly awesome open source intelligence tools and resources.\nFacebook Email Search - A simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFreedomlab.io - FreedomLab is a virtual gathering place for human rights defenders. Here you will find a repository of training materials, tutorials, and digital tools, all tailored to your needs and requirements. We hope you will learn about tools, experiences, advocacy and fundraising strategies, as well as knowledge and skills related to security. Through support and collaboration, human rights defenders increase their capacity to monitor and report, seek redress, and advocate for the promotion of human rights.\nFull OSINT - Full OSINT focused on the most popular web-based Open Source Intelligence and Cybersecurity Tools.\nHacker Search Engines - Long list of OSINT Tools.\nInteltechniques Tools - Dozens of tools available from Michael Bazzels website.\nOstintFramework - Terrific list. Layout is a bit strange can be annoying to navigate.\nOsint-jobs.com - Job board and education research.\nOsintcurio.us - The OSINT Curious Project was a source of quality, actionable, Open Source Intelligence news, original blogs, instructional videos, and live streams. We tried to keep people curious about exploring web applications for bits of information or trying out new techniques to access important OSINT data.\nOsintool.com - List of multiple tools with install instructions.\nOsintdojo.com - A giant list of OSINT resources.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nSociallinks.io - Everything you need to navigate the OSINT world, gain deeper insights, and enhance investigations.\nSocial-Analyzer - API, CLI \u0026amp; Web App for analyzing \u0026amp; finding a person’s profile across social media websites. It includes different string analysis and detection modules, you can choose which combination of modules to use during the investigation process.\nSpiderFoot - SpiderFoot is an open-source OSINT tool with 200+ modules for gathering information on target organizations, domains and IP addresses, networks, emails, and usernames. It offers automation capabilities for routine OSINT tasks like DNS queries, threat intelligence checks, breach detection, WHOIS lookups, and more.\nstart.me - Another Giant list of all sorts of tools.\nTCM-Open-Source-Intellingence-Resources - Compilation of Resources from TCM\u0026rsquo;s OSINT Course.\nX-osint - An Open source intelligent framework ie an osint tool which gathers valid information about a phone number, user’s email address, perform VIN Osint, and reverse, perform subdomain enumeration, able to find email from a name, and so much more.\nSecurity Focused Tools # 2fA.Directory - List of companies that use 2FA in America. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\n2fA.Directory.International - List of companies that use 2FA Internationally. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nBest Randoms - Random information generator for huge amount of categories.\nDmarc and SPF Checkers - A site Dmarc, SPF and DKIM are Email security settings that protect your email account from being spoofed or faked. This tool scores your domain to see how difficult it would be to spoof. ^1^\nDNS checker and port scanner - A site to check open ports, DNS SPF records and much more on your own internal server.\nEfani - Test your Phone number public connections to see your total phone exposure.\nEmail Rep - App that lets you check the known reputability of any email address and domain.\nEnd Of Life - Tracks closely software updates, and EOL status for a massive list of software. Need to figure out how long your new phone will be supported? They have you covered.\nExiftool - A tool let’s you pull metadata info from a wide range of file types.\nHudson Rock - Free tools to check for compromised corporate accounts.\nHowsecureismypassword - A site to test the security and the Bruce Force difficulty of your password.\nImmuniweb - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server or servers. Checks SSL status of multiple different types of applications. Also checks compliance with frameworks such as PCI, HIPAA and NIST.\nIp Quality Score - An app to check your IP, Email and Fraud prevention. Also allows for verifying Tor and VPN connectivity and much more.\nPolisis - Polisis gives you a glimpse of what websites actually say in their privacy policies.\nPrivacy Parrot - A search engine that helps determine if a website can sell your personal information.\nScamDoctor - Project that tracks known scam websites and use an algorithm to determine likelihood of other scams.\nSecurity Headers - A site to check the security headers of your own self-hosted server to check your exposure to attacks like XSS, Clickjacking and more.\nShieldsup - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Run by Steve Gibson of the SecurityNow Podcast and Spinrite data recovery application.\nSSL LABS - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Specifically looks at TLS config and hash algorithm of your website.\nTiny-check - A piece of software that scans your phone to check for unauthorized monitoring apps unknowingly installed.\nTOSBack (Terms of Service) - A website that reads back other website terms of service and puts it into a simple and easy to read summary.\nTraceLabs - An OSINT service that helps find missing people.\nVirus Total - Scan files, hashes and URLs to run them against a database of known compromised software. Extremely useful when evaluating new suspicious files or programs.\nW3Techs - Large list that tracks software utilization across industries. Find metrics based around software markets share.\nServers # FOFA - Cyberspace mapping.\nGreyNoise - The source for understanding internet noise.\nNatlas - Scaling Network Scanning.\nNetlas.io - Discover, Research and Monitor any Assets Available Online.\nOnyphe.io - Cyber Defense Search Engine for open-source and cyber threat intelligence data.\nZoomEye - Global cyberspace mapping.\nSocial Media Tools # Discord # Discord OSINT Attack Surface - Description of Discord\u0026rsquo;s attack surface.\nDiscord Snowflake to Timestamp Converter - Pulls Discord message timestamps.\nDiscordBee - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDiscordServers Search - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDutch OSINT Guy Discord Resources - OSINT Discord resources that may be useful for searching or pivoting on Discord.\nFacebook # Einvestigator.com - Facebook Search Tools and Resources.\nFacebook Email Search - Is a simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFB People Directory - Is a native tool built by Facebook so you can, as its name suggests, search their people directory. It’s super useful and one of the easiest tools to use when you’re looking for someone.\nPassive DNS - Technology allows you to investigate everything you can imagine about any organization or company in the world, way beyond a simple citizen profile. Let’s see it in action for facebook.com.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nToolzu.com - A platform for Facebook video downloading.\nGab # Gab OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGab OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tool for creating Bookmarklet.\nGab OSINT Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB ^1^\nGeneral Social Media Tools # Sherlock - Finds all usernames across 300 different social media platforms.\nSocialBlade - Real Time follower/subscriber counter for Youtube, Twitch, Instagram and Twitter.\nStories Down - Guide for several different platforms.\nGettr # Gettr OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGettr OSINT Investigations Tips \u0026amp; Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB.\nInstagram # Gramho - Identifying Followers of a Private Instagram Profile.\nInstahunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Instagram posts.\nInstagram OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Instagram.\nPicuki - View, edit and share your publicly available Instagram content.\nLinkedIn # Epieos LinkedIn Tool - Retrieve information linked to an email address.\nHow to conduct OSINT on Linkedin - List of tactics and strategies.\nLinkedIn OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the LinkedIn attack surface.\nLinkedIn OSINT Bookmarket Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part I - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part II - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nNew LinkedIn Search Features - Guide on search functions in LinkedIn.\nPinterest # Aware Online - List of tactics and strategies.\nPinterest OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Pinterest attack surface.\nReddit # Rdddeck - Creates Reddit decks.\nReddit OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Reddit attack surface.\nReddit OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nReddit OSINT Techniques - List of Osint tools and tactics for Reddit.\nUnddit - App that lets you display removed (by mods) and deleted (by users) comments/posts for Reddit.\nSkype # Skype OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Skype attack surface.\nSkypli - Skype search engine.\nSnapchat # Snapchat OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Snapchat attack surface.\nSnap Map - Watch Snaps submitted by Snapchatters around the world.\nTelegram # Awesome Telegram OSINT - Massive list of Telegram Tools.\nTelegram Analytics - Telegram channels and groups catalog in addition chat monitoring.\nTelegram Database - Telegram Search Engine.\nTikTok # TikTok OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the TikTok attack surface.\nTikTok OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate TikTok investigations.\nVidnice - TikTok search engine.\nTumblr # Tumblr OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Tumbler attack surface.\nTumblr OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate Tumblr investigations.\nTumblr OSINT Techniques - Breakdown of many tactics and techniques for OSINT on Tumblr.\nTwitter/X.com # Birdhunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Twitter posts.\nBot Sentinel - Helps you find and block trolls and fake Twitter accounts.\nFoller.me - Free people search engine finds social media profiles, public records, and more!\nNitter - Access Twitter through a privacy front end without an account.\nTinfoleak - Search for Twitter users leaks.\nTweet Beaver - If you’re doing research that involves a Twitter user, TweetBeaver is a great resource. Use it for things like downloading a user’s friends list, downloading a user’s followers list, checking to see if two accounts follow one another, and much more.\nTweetdeck - TweetDeck offers a more convenient Twitter experience by letting you view multiple timelines in one easy interface. It includes a host of advanced features to help get the most of Twitter: Manage multiple Twitter accounts, schedule Tweets for posting in the future, build Tweet collections, and more.\nTwitter OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Twitter attack surface.\nSpoonbill - Spoonbill lets you see profile changes from the people you follow on Twitter or other social networks.\nTrendsmap - Tracks hashtag trends by location.\nTweeterID - Pull your Twitter user ID.\nGetvidfy.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nSavetweetvid.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nURLs # HackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nMOZ Link Explorer - The world\u0026rsquo;s best backlink checker with over 40 trillion links.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nShorteners.grayhatwarfare.com - Search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nURLScan - A sandbox for the web.\nVehicles # Autocheck - Search by Vin or License Plate. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nFaxvin - Search by Vin. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nLicensesearch.org - Can be used to search License plates and Drivers licenses for a fee.\nSkipTracer - Python-based search engine program, that searches lots of different categories, Name, email, phone etc. In particular you can search License Plate info which is the most unique feature of this app.\nVehicle-OSINT-Collection - A comprehensive list of websites, add-ons, repositories, and other tools useful for finding information on a target vehicle ^2^\nVulnerabilities # Aqua Vulnerability Database - Vulnerabilities and weaknesses in open source applications and cloud native infrastructure.\nCapec.Mitre.org - A site that tracks common attack patterns.\nCloudvulndb.org - The Open Cloud Vulnerability \u0026amp; Security Issue Database.\nCVEDetails - The ultimate security vulnerability datasource.\nCVE.org - Another site that tracks identifies defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nGitHub Advisory Database - Security vulnerability database inclusive of CVEs and GitHub originated security advisories.\nLibraries.io - Open source package tracker.\nMITRE CVE - Another site that identifies, defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nMitre.org - A site that tracks common weaknesses across all software.\nNIST NVD - The National Vulnerability Database, that lists known threats and vulnerabilities.\nOssindex.sonatype.org - A free catalogue of open source components and scanning tools to help developers identify vulnerabilities, understand risk, and keep their software safe.\nOpencve.io - Easiest way to track CVE updates and be alerted about new vulnerabilities.\nOsv.dev - Open Source Vulnerability tracker.\nRapid7 - DB - Vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSecurity.snyk.io - Open Source Vulnerability Database.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVulDB - Number one vulnerability database.\nVulmon - Vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nVulners.com - Your Search Engine for Security Intelligence.\nVulnIQ - Vulnerability intelligence and management solution.\nWifi Discovery and Scanning # Acrylic WiFi - WiFi analysis, site survey \u0026amp; troubleshooting.\nAvast Wi-Fi Finder - Avast Wi-Fi Finder is an app to help you find free WiFi networks around you. Just check the map and take a look at the different points that show up. Tapping one of them gives you more information: the name of the network, whether it requires a password, etc.\nFree WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nNetwork Tools - Phone App for tracking all sorts of network metrics.\nOpen WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nWiFinder -\n"},{"id":15,"href":"/political-tools/","title":"Political","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;He knows nothing and thinks he knows everything. That points clearly to a political career.\u0026rdquo; -George Bernard Shaw\nHere at Liberty Tools we believe in looking at alternatives to electoral politics. We believe that in terms of advancing freedom electoral politics has mostly been a lost battle, or very often is actually counter productive. However we do have great respect for anyone who is trying to advance freedom as part of the political process, and continuing in the footsteps of the great politicians such as Ron Paul.\n🏛️ Find Representatives \u0026amp; Voting Info # Govtrack – Look up your Congressional representatives and their voting records. Vote.org – Polling Place Locator – Find out where to vote. Ballotpedia – Discover open races, ballot measures, candidate info, and more. IV3 – Verify your voter roll info, report inaccuracies, and track updates. 💵 Money in Politics # Opensecrets – Follow campaign finance and lobbying data. ALLRegreen – Track campaign contributions by industry and individual donors. Follow The Crypto – See cryptocurrency donations to politicians. Check My Donation – Check if your name has been used fraudulently in political donations. 📊 Government Transparency \u0026amp; Spending # Open the Books – Audit government spending at federal, state, and local levels. Data Republican – Explore federal grant allocations, charity, and NGO funding. DogeAI - A new AI project trying to expose political corruption. 🏢 Political Appointees \u0026amp; Local Involvement # OurPublicService.org – Appointee Tracker – Track political appointees in federal positions. Run Locally – Libertarian Party initiative to support local candidates. "},{"id":16,"href":"/privacy/","title":"Privacy","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The Cypherpunks are actively engaged in making the networks safer for privacy. Let us proceed together apace. Onward\u0026rdquo; - Eric Hughes\nPrivacy is a fundamental tenet of a free society. Corporations and governments are gathering data at record rates and will happily sell it to the highest bidder. In the era of social media, doxxing, twitter mobs and rising crime, take back your privacy to protect yourself and your family.\nAll in one Privacy Solutions # Cloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Cloaked is not Open Source. Though they do plan to open source their project in the future. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nMySudo - All in one privacy solution. MySudo offers services for phones, profiles, emails, virtual credit cards and more. MySudo doesnt always work well on non Android OSes like Calyx and you often need a google supported phone for activation, but once you activate it, it should work fine on Graphene.\nBrowsers # Brave - From the original creators of Firefox, Brave aims to use maximum privacy as a default. With ad blocking, phishing blocking, fingerprint and cookie blocking all enabled by default. Brave does offer ad payments in its own crypto token BAT, which has drawn some criticism from privacy advocates - In Depth Review\nDecentr - Brand new blockchain-based browser. Pays out in their own token for browsing search, much like Brave.\nFirefox - Firefox has a long-established history of competing with the most well-known browsers as the longest-serving open-source alternative. However, due to recent changes by Firefox in order to gain more revenue, we NO longer recommend them. Check out more here.\nLibreWolf - LibreWolf is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks.\nMullvad Browser - The Mullvad Browser is a privacy-focused web browser developed in a collaboration between Mullvad VPN and the Tor Project. It’s designed to minimize tracking and fingerprinting. You could say it’s a Tor Browser to use without the Tor Network. Instead, you can use it with a trustworthy VPN. The idea is to provide one more alternative – beside the Tor Network – to browse the internet with more privacy. To get as many people as possible to fight the big data gathering of today. To free the internet from mass surveillance.\nPrivacy Tests - In-depth comparison of browser privacy.\nTor Browser - Tor Browser is your choice if you need an extra layer of anonymity. It\u0026rsquo;s a modified version of Firefox, which comes with pre-installed privacy add-ons, encryption, and an advanced proxy. It\u0026rsquo;s not recommended to install additional browser addons. Plugins or addons may bypass Tor or compromise your privacy. While TOR is the best in privacy, it is also notoriously slow.\nWaterfox - Waterfox is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks. Not quite as private as something like LibreWolf, but makes up for it in speed and functionality.\nBrowser Exposure Checks # Cover Your Tracks and EFF Tool - A project from the EFF. Cover Your Tracks is two things: a tool for users to understand how unique and identifiable their browser makes them online, and a research project to uncover the tools and techniques of online trackers and test the efficacy of privacy add-ons. In Depth Breakdown and Review\nIpleak - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDNSLeaktest - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDeviceInfo - Checks computer hardware and software specs\nAm I Unique -Checks your IP and browser public info.\nBlacklight- Check third party trackers\nBrowserspy - When you surf around the internet your browser leaves behind a trail of digital footprints. Websites can use these footprints to check your system. BrowserSpy.dk is a service where you can check just what information it\u0026rsquo;s possible to gather from your system, just by visiting a website.\nPrivacy.net - What information can a website find out about you when you visit it? A lot more than you probably realize. This tool lists information that any website, advertisement, and widget can collect from your web browser. Such information could be used to identify you and/or track your behavior using tactics like IP lookups and browser fingerprinting. While none of this may be considered personally identifiable information (PII), the profile drawn from all these pieces of information can be so distinct that it can only plausibly match a single person.\nPersonaldata.info - Check what data your browser is leaking, and other tools.\nBrowser Extensions # AdNauseam - Extension that randomly opens ads to obfuscate tracking.\nBypass Paywalls - App that lets you get past paywalls to view otherwise paid content.\nCanvas Fingerprint Defender - Creates fake Canvas IDs to prevent fingerprinting.\nClear Browsing Data - Clear browsing data like cookies, history, and cache directly from the browser toolbar.\nDissenter - Browser extension that allows you to comment on any web page free of censorship.\nGoogle Teller - App that beeps every time a connection with Google is made.\nHTTPS Everywhere - Encrypts your communications with many major websites, making your browsing more secure.\nLibRedirect - Redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends like Newpipe, Nitter, Wikiless, etc.\nLocalCDN - Emulates Content Delivery Networks to improve your online privacy by intercepting traffic and injecting supported resources locally.\nMailvelope - Privacy-focused email web extension to securely encrypt your emails with PGP using webmail providers.\nMozilla Containers - Allows you to separate your browsing experience into different color-coded tabs to help protect your privacy.\nNoScript - Allows JavaScript and other potentially harmful content to be executed only by trusted websites of your choice.\nPrivacy Badger - Stops advertisers and trackers from secretly tracking where you go and what pages you look at on the web.\nPrivacy Possum - Monkey wrenches common commercial tracking methods by reducing and falsifying the data gathered by tracking companies.\nRedirector - Web browser extension (Firefox, Vivaldi, Chrome, Opera, Edge) to redirect URLs based on regex or wildcard patterns.\nSnowFlake - Helps people in censored countries access the Internet without restrictions by acting as a proxy.\nTerms of Service; Didn\u0026rsquo;t Read - Provides short and quick summaries about the terms and privacy policies of websites you browse.\nTrackMeNot - Protects privacy in web-search by issuing randomized queries to common search engines.\nuBlock Origin - Free, open-source ad content blocker that increases security and privacy in your browser.\nWatch on Odysee - Redirects you from YouTube to Odysee, a decentralized YouTube alternative.\nComputers # Computer Manufacturers # Purism - Open Source company. Makes Open Source Laptops, Phones and Servers. Partners with other liberty focused companies like Start 9. Accepts Bitcoin as a method of payment. Also offers a private phone data plan. Shipping is known to be very slow in some cases. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nStarLabs - A computer company that sells a wide range of linux computers that come preconfigured with multiple different distros. Also includes a linux based tablet. Accepts Bitcoin\nSystem76 - Well known American Linux Company. Developed and pioneered Pop-OS operating system, A user friendly Ubuntu/Debian Fork.\nTuxedoComputers - High quality Linux focused computers. German company, only communicates in German.\nComputer Operating Systems # CNIX - A simple Linux distro that puts privacy first, but it\u0026rsquo;s much less intense than TAILS or QUBES.\nDistro Watch - Distro Watch tracks and rates all Linux Operating systems.\nLinuxMint - Linux distro for beginners.\nPop!_OS - Ubuntu Fork built by a dedicated Linux Hardware Company System76. Pop!_OS is one of the easiest and cleanest Linux distros around.\nQubesOS - a privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. Qubes requires a bit more hardware as it runs several virtual machines to segregate your applications to better ensure your privacy.\nReactOS - An Open Source OS designed to mimic the Windows file system.\nTAILS - A privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. With TAILS all traffic is routed through TOR and all of your data is deleted as soon as the computer is turned off.\nUbuntu - The long term gold standard for beginner Linux users.\nData Removal # AccountKiller- Website that helps you find and delete a wide range of old accounts across multiple platforms through specific account/platform targeting.\nCreditFreeze- Freeze your Credit in the event of a data breach\nCyberOneIntel - CyberOneIIntel claims to find what other services can\u0026rsquo;t - including social media accounts, employment history, dating profiles, gaming profiles, dark web credential breaches, indexed search engine occurrences, and much more.\nData Broker Opt Out List - massive list of data sites to opt out of manually.\nData Brokers List - Links to purge your data manually from data brokers\nData Opt Out - Links to requests to manually delete data from multiple websites and platforms.\nDeleteMe - Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. In Depth Discussion\nEasyOptOuts - Cheap service to remove your accounts from Data Brokers\nHacked - Paid service that helps you recover from hacks and exposed personal data. Service can help with deleting videos or images from website or social media platforms. Service can also help you recover hacked accounts if you have lost access.\nJustDeleteMe - A directory of direct links to delete your account from web services. If you would like to delete a wide range of your accounts manually, JustDeleteMe can link you directly to the section of page where you can easily delete your account.\nMyDataRemoval - Another competitor for purging personal information, Name, Home address etc. Review\nOneRep - Alternative to DeleteMe. Offers a free trial and more deletion services but does have some negative reviews. One Rep is known for automating this process and not using employee manual checks. In Depth Review\nOptery - Removes Your Home Address, Phone and Other Private Info from Google, and 220+ Sites Review\nRedact - App that will delete your social media presence including specific comments and posts on multiple platforms. Includes FB, Reddit, Discord, Twitter etc…\nRemove Data from web Archive - Guide to remove your data from archive sites\nSayMine- Automated service that pulls your emails to find accounts created and sends them emails for data removal request. Be careful though, as this can sometimes cause you to send information to companies that you may have received emails from, but do not actually have an account with and thus actually giving them more information than they had in the first place. Saymine also offers corporate privacy services.\nDead Mans Switch # BqETH - BeQth is a trustless dead mans switch based on the Polygon network, an Ethereum Layer 2. BeQth lets you create a smart contract on the polygon blockchain that will send out our secret data via email to whoever you wish after an allotted amount of time. Transactions are all encrypted and totally on chain. Users can essentially mine the algorithm to unlock secret keys by the allotted time, essentially allowing for users to mine secrets. Does not require KYC. CipherWill - A non crypto based E2E dead mans switch service. Your secrets are encrypted with 256 AES encryption and zero knowledge proofs for the best possible security. Requires basic KYC. Gone Mans Switch - Gone Man\u0026rsquo;s Switch is a simple web application that allows you to create messages that will be delivered when you are absent (gone) for a certain period. Fully Self-hosted and open source. You can schedule long term messages to yourself via Telegram, Email or SMS. Sarcophagus - Similar to BeQTH Sarcophagus is also built on the polygon blockchain. Sarcophagus is decentralized, open-source and DAO owned + operated. They believe bringing dead man\u0026rsquo;s switch functionality to the web3 ecosystem can empower and provide security infrastructure for an entire generation of applications, regardless of their size Email # Email Providers # Email cannot offer the same fundamental privacy of other communication protocols. Use better tools when it matters. Nevertheless, it remains an essential tool in every day life, and the following providers offer excellent privacy.\n10 Minute Mail - Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.- Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.\n33Mail - Unlimited private email aliases.\nBeeble - Encrypted email and data storage. Uses hybrid AED and PGP encryption methods. Uses decentralized server infrastructure.\nFastMail - No free version. In Depth Review.\nLavabit - The company responsible for setting the Seppuku Pledge precedent. Originally used by Edward Snowden, Lavabit refused to give up information on him to the US Government. Lavabit shut down before handing over information and re-opened years later.\nMailbox - Private email with cloud services. In Depth Review.\nMailcow - Self-hosting email isn\u0026rsquo;t recommended, but Mailcow is an application that can help simplify the process. Article on the difficulties with Email.\nMailfence - Encrypted email service based in Belgium.\nMigadu - Email hosting service that doesn\u0026rsquo;t track and lets you add in unlimited domains and accounts for cheap.\nPax Mail - A lesser-known privacy-focused email provider, Pax offers paid-only accounts to provide full email services that do not compromise their values. Specifically created for Freedom lovers. Their values are listed clearly here.\nProtonMail - All data is stored in an encrypted state, and decrypted by the client. Emails between Proton users are end-to-end encrypted. The client-side code is open source. Proton servers are located in Switzerland. Basic accounts are free. Additional storage and features are available through paid plans, which can be paid for in Bitcoin. In-depth review from Restore Privacy.\nTutanota - Similar to Proton, all data is stored in an encrypted state, and emails between users are end-to-end encrypted. Tutanota servers are located in Germany, which is part of the 14 Eyes. Free and paid options available.\nEmail Clients # FairEmail - Fully featured, open source, privacy friendly email app for Android. Uses OpenKeychain to decrypt messages and optionally encrypt messages. Review\nK-9 - Mobile open source email client. Review\nMailSpring - Opensource. Great free email client, works with a variety of email providers. Does not work with Protonmail.\nThunderbird - Thunderbird is a free and open-source cross-platform email client developed by the Mozilla Foundation, the people who are behind the Firefox web browser. Been around for awhile, can be a bit buggy at times.\nEmail Aliases # Abine/Blur - Provides email and Debit card aliases. Albine provides several other options as well. Paid Service offered along with other services. Review\nAnonAddy - Very Similar product to Simple Login. In Depth Review Comparison Review of SL and AA\nFirefox Relay - Free email alias service. Also offers paid phone relay service. Review\nSimple Login - Free cloud services, cheap premium accounts anonymously with Monero. Also offers Self Hosting options.\nFile Encryption # Cryptomator - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nCoze - Coze is an open source cryptographic JSON messaging specification which uses digital signatures to prove identity and ownership over digital files and messages.\nOpenPGP - Lists of several differnt applications that all use the OpenPGP standard.\nPGPTool - Based off the original PGP Alogrithim, PGP tool is a A simple and secure online client-side PGP Key Generator, Encryption and Decryption tool. Generate your PGP Key pairs, encrypt or decrypt messages easily with a few clicks.\nPicoCrypt - Lightweight open source encryption client that’s easy to use, completely free and focuses on only encrypting files and nothing else. Most Encryption apps tend to use AES-256 while Pico uses the new and improved XChaCha20 for encryption. It also uses Argon 2 for key derivation as opposed to SHA for further protection\nVeracrypt - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nFirewalls # Little Snitch - Inbound and Outbound firewall blocking for desktop. MAC OS only.\nOPNsense is a free and open source network FreeBSD-based firewall\nPFSense - Well supported free Open Source network Firewall Software\nPihole - Network wide Ad-Blocker and DNS sinkhole. Can also be used as a DHCP server\nPort Master - Application Firewalls. This program works as a VPN replacement. May break your VPN connection while installed. Works in Linux and Windows.\nSimplewall - Simple Open Source Windows only Firewall\nSnort - Open Source Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)\nInternet Service Providers # FemtoStar - Open Source Satellite internet.\nNomadinternet - Internet for off grid living.\nUkama - A project empowering everyone to build a decentralized cell phone network powered by you to connect the world.\nKillswitches # Buskill - USB ‘dead man’s switch’ locks down (or kills) snatched laptops\nUSBGuard - The USBGuard software framework helps to protect your computer against rogue USB devices (a.k.a. BadUSB) by implementing basic whitelisting and blacklisting capabilities based on device attributes.\nUSBKill - USBKill Python Script allows your computer to lock out if any unapproved USB devices are inserted into your computer. Directly inspired by the arrest of Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht\nMessengers # Bitchat- Launched by Jack Dorsey in 2025, like Briar it uses bluetooth. Other features include: Works Offline on local Bluetooth LE mesh networks, with automatic peer discovery and multi-hop relaying Provides end to end encryption via X25519 key exchange and AES-256-GCM for both private and channel messages. Supports store \u0026amp; forward, caching messages for offline peers until they reconnect Requires no accounts, email addresses, or phone numbers messages live only on users’ devices.\nBriar - Briar doesn’t rely on a central server - messages are synchronized directly between the users’ devices. If the internet’s down, Briar can sync via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, keeping the information flowing in a crisis. If the internet’s up, Briar can sync via the Tor network for additional privacy.\nComparison and Ranks - Detailed comparison of all major messaging apps features and privacy.\nKeet - Peer-to-Peer Chat with high quality Video \u0026amp; Text. Private \u0026amp; Encrypted. Has BTC payment methods built in.\nMatrix - Also commonly known as Element for the most popular Matrix front end. Matrix is a chat Protocol with several different applications that cab be used to participate in the network. Element has full End-to-End encryption, completely open source, fully self hostable and comes with most of the same functionality of Discord or Slack. Also has the ability to Bridge with other chat apps, meaning you can connect Matrix directly to Telegram, or Slack or most other chat apps and mangage those communications via whichever matrix client you choose. Probably the best option for self hosting small companies. Matrix Instance Testing\nMolly- Hardened Signal Fork that is fully open source.\nSignal - An easy-to-use end-to-end encrypted messenger. Long considered the gold standard. Built in auto-delete of messages. standard of chat privacy. Not fully open source. Signal used to require a phone number, but you can now use a username if you prefer. One of the easiest apps to convert normies.\nSilence - A signal fork that picked up SMS direct encryption after Signal decided to no longer pursue it. While you should stay away from SMS whenever possible, it is sometimes still necessary to communicate with certain people this way. And with Silence you can protect yourself. Signal on SMS\nSimpleX - The first messenger without user IDs. SimpleX uses the smart client dumb server model. Meaning you can setup a simple relay to forward your fully encrypted messages to recievers. SimpleX is still early. It has a simple desktop but this isnt fully features currently. In Depth Podcast with the creator.\nSession - Session is an end-to-end encrypted messenger that minimises sensitive metadata, designed and built for people who want absolute privacy and freedom from any form of surveillance. No phone numbers and completely open source.\nTelegram - Easy to use encrypted messaging app. Telegram is NOT End-to-End encrypted by default but does have the option to create E2E secret chats. While its not E2E encrypted it does still encrypt your traffic to the Telegram Servers which is an improvement over SMS. Telegram is simple and is heavily used all across the world, and is a good introduction to a more privacy preserving chat app. However Telegram does have access to user data in its internal servers and has been known to hand that information over at times. Telegram is one of the most used encrypted apps around and as a result can be a haven for scammers.\nThreema - an end-to-end encrypted messenger, similar to Signal. Not a free app. Good overall app, but relatively low userbase due to the non free nature of it.\nWhitenoise - An encrypted messaging app that uses the NOSTR Protocol for private and public key pairs.\nWire - E2E by default. Lots of functionality. Fully open source. Self hosting options available. Built in auto-delete of messages. Can be a bit buggy at times, smaller userbase.\nMetadata Removal # Desktop Metadata removal - Windows and Mac can remove this natively. Linux needs a few steps.\nImagepipe - Android only metadata remover\nMesh Networks # PKT.Cash - PKT uses PacketCrypt, the world’s first bandwidth-hard proof of work. When you connect your home or office internet to the PKT Network, you earn PKT Cash (PKT).PKT mining does not require permission from a centralized company. Miners power the network in a decentralized way, which scales to provide low cost, high speed internet access worldwide.\nOpenmesh - Your Gateway to Building Personalized Data Ecosystems in minutes, instead of weeks. A decentralized node operator that allows for running of various services.\nThreefold - To build an open-source peer-to-peer Internet infrastructure that removes all forms of centralization from the global IT systems. Anything we do needs to improve the planet’s situation and benefit the people around us. Internet access is a human right and it can change everything for the lives of people as an infinite source of tools and information. Our technology was designed to scale ThreeFold anywhere electricity and bandwidth are present.\nMobile # Aliasing # Abine - Offers Phone masking/aliasing for a fee.\nFireFox Relay - Phone Alias service that comes along with an email alias service. Email aliasing is free, phone alias service requires a small monthly fee.)\nSee our All in one Privacy Section for More\nAlternative App Stores # Accrescent - Accrescent is a private and secure Android app store built with modern features in mind. It aims to provide a developer-friendly platform and pleasant user experience while enforcing modern security and privacy practices and offering robust validity guarantees for installed apps.\nAPK-Pure - A site to download and install APK\u0026rsquo;s (install files for phone OSes) this is an easy way to completely bypass app stores. The downside is that your software needs to be updated manually through APK-Pure and is not managed automatically by an app store.\nAptoide - A competitor to the google app store. With over 1 millon apps. While its not specifically privacy focused its a nice alternative when you cant use the regular good app store, or if you cant find what you need in F-Droid.\nAurora Store - A privacy front end for the Google App store. You can find anything you need from google through Aurora. However as this is a front end, it connects to the google app store so that you dont have too. This does require an account. Aurora provides anonymous accounts for you to use, however Google will rate limit these accounts to make them difficult to use sometimes. You can just create your own Gmail account to bypass this if necessary.\nF-Droid - F-Droid is the premier app store for open source apps. For anyone truly intrested in privacy should first check for apps in F-droid before going to mainstream appstores as Fdroid only carries Open Source apps. Completely free, open source and does not require an account.\nObtainium - Obtainium allows you to install and update apps directly from their releases pages, and receive notifications when new releases are made available.\nBurner Phone Numbers # 5sim - Over 500,000 Numbers Originating from Around 180 Countries Online. Low fees. Does not take cryptocurrency.\nBurnerApp - Burner Phone numbers. Usually work for services like Amazon and Twitter\nCrypton - Affordability meets security: For the cost of a movie ticket per month, get a physical SIM phone number. All your messages are encrypted with your personal key, protecting them from prying eyes.\nFreePhoneNum - One time Use burner numbers. Many services wont accept these.\nPhone Blur - offers the use of non-VoIP US phone numbers for account verification, multi-factor authentication, and other needs. Formerly Text Secure.\nSMSPool - Privacy focused non voip SMS burner numbers with area codes from all over the world. Company accepts cryptocurrency including Monero. Cheap options that are known to work with difficult providers like Discord or Twitter.\nSMS4SATS - Bitcoin focused SMS numbers that utilize Bitcoins Layer 2, Lightning network.\nTelnum - Burner Numbers and permanent numbers via Monero\nTossable Digits - Alternative to Google voice for phone porting. Also provides multiple phone numbers.\nMobile Operating Systems # CalyxOS - A privacy focused de-Googled Android Alternative that’s more privacy focused than Lineage but more user friendly than Graphene. Only available on Google Pixel models.\nE.foundation - Degoogled Phone OS that works with most major phone models\nGraphene OS - The king of Privacy phones. Completely de-googled heavily privacy focused phone App Store. Only available on Google Pixel models. Install Guide and Another install guide\nHavoc-OS - Similar to Lineage with large compatibility of devices. Works on over 150 devices. Still available but not a lot of updates.\nLineage – An open source Android alternative that’s compatible with most major Smart Phone and other Android Devices. Does not have a locked bootloader, which is a slight security concern.\nPlexus - App that lists compatibility of over 1000 phone apps for Open source phone roms.\nUbuntu Touch - Open Source Phone and Tablet Rom.\nMobile Phones # Above Phone - The Above Phone offers Graphene OS phones for sale along with their own services like \u0026ldquo;Above VPN\u0026rdquo; along with additional support to help you get fully migrated over to their ecosystem.\nDe-googled - Sells De-googled phones, Lineage Calyx and Graphene - Takes crypto\nEfani - Company that offers Sim Swap protection and prevention. \u0026ldquo;Efani works like any other carrier, except Efani adds exceptional security to your plan via an impressive security tech stack.\u0026rdquo;\nFairphone - Sustainable phone that lets your replace all parts in the phone. Will support CalyxOS soon. currently only available in the UK. Also offers sustainable headphones and other items.\nFreedomphone - NOT RECOMMENDED. Privacy focused phone marketing towards conservatives. OS Is closed source, with little in the way of details on how anything actually works. Backed by conservative commentator Candace Owens.\nFrequency Check - App that lets you check what plans and locations your phone is compatible with.\nIsland - Sandboxing app for Stock Android\nMamushi- Specializes in Calyx OS , Accepts Monero.\nMark37 - A full service Christian privacy company that specializes in their \u0026ldquo;Ghost Phone\u0026rdquo; a Graphene OS phone with custom config. Offers several other privacy services and devices.\nNitrokey - Phones with Mics and Cameras removed\nPine64 - Completely Open Source Phone. May have some compatibility issues.\nPrivate Phone Shop - Fully configured privacy focused phones you purchase. Primarily offers Lineage and Graphene OS. Also offers other privacy services.\nProject Guardian - A physical phone silencing device. A new machine that silences all noise going into your phone from your micophone. All you have to do is set your phone on top of the device and it blocks all incoming sound. Also provides wireless charging. Can be used with two phones at a time.\nPurism - NOT RECOMENDED. Completely Open Source Phone from the ground up, however this comes with many difficulties including supply chain issues. Purism has been known to have very late deliveries in some cases as long as years with no refunds. Order with caution.\nRoninMobile - RoninDojo a bitcoin privacy company, now makes pixel based phones with options for both Calyx and Graphene.\nUnplugged Phone - Unplugged phone is a closed source privacy phone touted by many conservative influencers. It offers its own ecosystem of privacy apps. However many of these apps arent likely to be very useful since you need their phone in order to use them. Given this and the closed source nature of the software we cannot recomend this phone at this time. You are better off with known Open-source alternatives.\nVolla Phone - A minimalist design and new operating concept with the springboard, quick menu and collections. Comes with either Volla OS or Ubuntu Touch installed.\nMobile Service Providers # AweSIM - Privacy focused phone service. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nFreedomPop - Cheap and in some cases free VOIP plans.\nInvisv - Privacy focused phone service. INVISV Relay brings Multi-Party Relay (MPR) privacy to Android, offering a service that decouples trust: where INVISV\u0026rsquo;s job is to ensure that nobody but you has all your critical information. In effect, your requests for data from the Internet, whether with a web browser or with any other app, are unlinked from your identity, and neither INVISV nor our infrastructure partners nor your broadband Internet provider nor a mobile operator can link your identity and your Internet usage and location together.\nSIMXL - e-SIMs Accessible for Everyone, that accepts Monero.\nSilent Link - A real phone number provider not a VOIP number, that can be acquired anonymously. Only allows for incoming calls, but also provides a cheap data plan. Does not always provide the best service. A backup data plan is not a bad idea with this service while using Silent link primarily for privacy.\nVOIP Providers # Hushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nJMP - Private VOIP numbers. Uses the company Telnyx on the back end, but it try\u0026rsquo;s to make this process simpler for a small fee, as you can use Telnyx directly for cheaper fees and good privacy but the process is quite difficult.\nPassword Managers # Password managers are one of the few security tools that makes your life easier. With all of your passwords in one place, often including a password autofill so that you don\u0026rsquo;t have to even type your password, which also helps to keep you safe from keylogging or should surfing attacks.\nBitwarden - FOSS password manager. Free cloud password management, or you can completely self host. 2FA is easily configurable as well. Decryption happens on your client device not on the server, meaning your passwords are encrypted if the server is compromised. Bitwarden also has a password generator, and allows for multiple password encrypted password accounts making it perfect for a small enterprise solution.\nKeepass - The top local password manager. Instead of setting up a server you can run your password manager directly on your personal work machine.\nPasswordSafe - A local password Manager that utilizes Blowfish. Created by security expert and old school cypherpunk Bruce Schneier. Works on windows and Linux.\nVPNMentor Secure Password Generator - Online Password generator for when you aren\u0026rsquo;t working with a standard password manager. Provides other high quality VPN and password related tools as well, like a password strength checker.\nPrivacy for Cars # 49dollarmontanaregisteredagent - Montana based company that creates LLC’s and will register your car to that LLC in Montana thus keeping your name unattached to the car. Montana has the added benefit of a one time registration for cars over 11 years old and no emissions or safety checks\nDeflock - Deflock is a site that tracks \u0026ldquo;Flock\u0026rdquo; ALPR camera readers. Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) are cameras that capture images of all passing license plates, storing details like the car\u0026rsquo;s location, date, and time. These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles—regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. While these systems can be useful for tracking stolen cars or wanted individuals, they are mostly used to track the movements of innocent people.\nFreedomev - Open source software for Tesla cars. Still in development.\nGhostPlate - Physical device that lets you temporarily obscure your license plate.\nNotmyPlate - App that lets you request to legally opt out of License plate collection data via the GDPR. Not likely to be super helpful in non EU countries.\nOpen Auto - An open source alternative to Android Auto, and app that helps you utilize your phone wild driving.\nOpen XC - OpenXC is a combination of open source hardware and software that lets you extend your vehicle with custom applications and pluggable modules. It uses standard, well-known tools to open up a wealth of data from the vehicle to developers, even beyond OBD-II.\nPlate Privacy - A project by the Institute for Justice to track car camera software and fight back.\nPrivacyforCars - Delete your data from rental cars after you are no longer using them. Website also provides a lot of other privacy education on vehicles.\nVehiclePrivacyreport - Check for status of vehicles internet connection to the manufacturers\nPrivacy Resources and Education # Podcasts # Citadel Dispatch - Hosted by Matt Odell a Freedom and Bitcoin Advocate.\nClosed Network - Privacy and security podcast focused on the everyday person and using simple tools and techniques to become a smaller target for online attacks.\nOptOut - Hosted by privacy and freedom advocate Seth for Privacy, covering a wide range of privacy related issues.\nPrivacy Security and Osint - Hosted by the king of privacy, Micahel Bazzell, covers a wide range of privacy, security and Osint. Currently on a hiatus.\nSurveillance Report - Joint hosted by Privacy advocates Henry from Techlore and Nate from the New Oil. Break down of weekly data leaks and privacy incursions.\nWatchMan Privacy - Hosted by Gabriel Custodiet, a principled privacy and freedom advocate.\nOther Privacy Lists # alternativeto.net\nbrainfucksec.github.io/a-good-privacy-list\ndegoogle.jmoore.dev/#replacementsalternatives\ngithub.com/mendel5/alternative-front-ends\ngithub.com/mjovanc/awesome-decentralized\ngithub.com/pluja/awesome-privacy\nlopp.net/bitcoin-information/privacy.html\nnomoregoogle.com\nPrism-Break\nproducthunt.com\nprivacyfirstproducts.softr.app\nprivacytools.io\nreddit.com/r/privacy/wiki/de-google\nsovereignstack.tools\nPurchase Proxys # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nAnonShop - This one works a bit different. You pick a product you want and send the link to AL. AL will then purchase the item and send it to a nearby locker based on your zip code. All paid with Monero. This currently only works for Amazon orders.\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPurse.io - A purchase proxy that offers up to 15% discounts with crypto and users will purchase products for you. Currently takes BTC, BCH and lightning.\nRouters # Anyone - A harward based internet router/proxy that provides privacy by default.\nFlash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router,that prioritizes network wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come per-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers than can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that thats forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls and a virtual server seperate from the Firewall OS.\nSearch # Brave Search - Private search results, using its own indexer, with full search transparency. Aims to be one of the biggest competitors to google. In Depth Review\nDuckDuckGo - Biggest privacy focused search engine, they have admitted to censoring in some cases, but overall still better than Google.\nKagi - Privacy respecting search engine does not track any info or provide any ads and no data mining or IP collecting. Requires an account and limits amount of searches per day for free accounts. Offers paid accounts as well. Not Open Source. Privacy policy\nMojeek - Search engine that claims to use its own indexer and does not rely on search results from Bing or Google\nPresearch - Decentralized search engine that pays you out per search with their own token. You can also run a node and get paid out in their token provided you meet the minimum requirements.\nSearx - Searx is probably the most hard-core of the options, but provides a very solid experience and search results across multiple sources.\nSearch Ranking and Analysis\nWhoogle - A google search proxy that can be hosted. Check out Seth for Privacys public instance of Whoogle It’s easy to self-host, if desired.Public instances\nShipping Services # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) # Cloak - Experimental new program. it works by masquerading proxied traffic as normal web browsing activities. In contrast to traditional tools which have very prominent traffic fingerprints and can be blocked by simple filtering rules, it\u0026rsquo;s very difficult to precisely target Cloak with little false positives. This increases the collateral damage to censorship actions as attempts to block Cloak could also damage services the censor state relies on.\nGuardster - Anonymizer service that provides an alternative to VPN.\nIVPN - No logs, regularly audited VPN service, No customer data stored, Clear privacy policy, Transparent ownership and team, Strong ethics: no trackers, no false promises, no surveillance ads. In Depth Reviews\nKagi - (Note: appears in search section as well, if you want to keep just one mention, you can.)\nLN VPN - VPN service based on the lightning network. You can purchase and use wireguard based VPN services all on lightning. Also offers phone numbers per country all paid via lightning.\nLokiNet - New experimental TOR competitor.\nMullvad - Mullvad has a long reputation of preserving privacy. Mullvad does not log traffic, proven by a police raid. Allows anonymous sign ups, Accepts Monero for payment for Premium accounts. Uses a killswitch and uses Wireguard for speed and security. Provides a mobile app and desktop app. The Mobile app can be a bit finicky for some people. Does not have an app kill switch. In Depth Review\nNym - A new VPN project that works to implement new tech inlcuding mixnets, zk-nyms, post quantum tech and more. Backed by Wikileaks Chelsea Manning.\nPIA - PIA is a solid VPN provider that accepts BTC, uses Wireguard offers cheap rates. PIA is also well known for providing static Ip’s for your VPN. This can be useful for some services that block general VPN access. PIA does not keep logs for privacy concerns. Does not include a kill switch In Depth Review\nSentinel- A decentralized crypto currency backed VPN built on the Cosmos blockchain that aims to provide a decentralized VPN.\nVopono - App for managing Split tunneling in VPN’s. Split tunneling lets you send some traffic through a VPN and delegate specific traffic exempt to the VPN Encrypted tunnel or traffic. This can be useful when trying to use certain apps locally on a LAN. Some VPN Apps have this built in, but this isnt always accessible on all VPN’s or on all versions of the VPN. For Example Proton VPN has this function built in on the Windows version and the Mobile version but not on the linux desktop version.\nVPN Rankings and breakdowns by privacy advocate Techlore more VPN Rankings and More Rankings\nVPNMentor - Offers a wide range of VPN related education, in addition to VPN related tools and more VPN Rankings.\n"},{"id":17,"href":"/self-hosting/","title":"Self Hosting","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If something is free, you’re not the customer; you’re the product.” ― Bruce Schneier\nWhile privacy tools are fantastic, they sometimes miss the true root of the problem. In times of increasing censorship and data theft, owning your data is the best way to increase your privacy and security while dramatically reducing your ability to be censored. When done right, much of this can be done very cheaply. If you already own your hardware much of the software is free or very cheap. Instead of never ending subscriptions and increasing costs with big tech, simply remove them from your life by self hosting. Take back your digital sovereignty.\nCamera Systems # Ezvidoo - EZVidoo is a free CCTV surveillance software for Windows, Linux, and Raspberry Pi. It supports IP Cameras by default, local USB cams, and Camera Audios.EZVidoo also supports numerous sensor types as motion, audio, object, face, and person sensors. By default, it offers a recording support on 24/7 basic, and features, alerts, notifications and mobile access. Not open source.\nIspyconnect - Free and Open source Camera software. Compatible with a wide range of camera devices.\nKerberos.io - An open, scalable and modular solution that supports your use cases at home up to large scale production video landscapes.\nCloud Document Services # Cryptpad - End-to-end encrypted and open-source collaboration suite, that can be used in the cloud or self-hosted. Google docs alternative.\nOnlyOffice - Includes Free Cloud, Paid Cloud, and Self-Hosted options.\nStandard Notes - One of the top note-taking apps. Self-hostable, includes 2FA, E2E, scheduled email backups and more. Charges for the higher level plans with more features.\nCloud Hosting # Open Source as a Service # Cryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nDisroot - Privacy-focused ecosystem. Provides multiple cloud services. Including Email, Nextcloud, Cryptpad etc…\nFederated.Computer - Great open-source replacements for Dropbox, Google Workplace, Zoom, Slack, Airtable, Mailchimp, 1Password, Netlify, Github, Calendy, your spying VPN and much more for the low price of $39 a month. As many users as you want. Only pay for more storage when/if you need it.Federated includes Human Support and full Backups. The benefits of self-hosting without the day-to-day high-stakes drudgery. Affiliate Link\nKoofr - Allows for importing of Drive, Dropbox etc. Privacy-focused cloud storage free up to 10 Gb’s. ^1,2^\nNextCloud - Self-hosted cloud software for a massive amount of options. Takes a bit of config, but nextcloud functions as a full Google Docs replacement in addition to many other options including music and video hosting. Also provides cloud hosting if you do not wish to self-host. Next Cloud is currently available in other Privacy-focused ecosystems like Start9, Umbrel, Yunohost, Dietpi and many more, with just a few clicks. Or you can self-host on your OS of choice.\nLink Tree Alternatives # AllMyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nCoinDrop - Like link tree but specifically for crypto web wallets. All your wallets and donation methods in one simple place.\nLibertyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nOperating Systems # While more well-known OSes like Windows server or Ubuntu server are great, there are other lesser-known OSes purpose-built to help people self-host, by pre-packaging applications in nice ready-made GUI. This can be especially useful for less technical users.\nAva.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, NEAR, Avalanche and more.\nCASA OS - Community-based open source software focused on delivering simple personal cloud experience around Docker ecosystem. Despite the name CASA OS is not an OS. It is an app similar to Umbrel or Citadel, a GUI for docker images. Comes with some unique apps, like Nginx Proxy Manager and Cloudflare Tunnels. Also provides Clearnet support with a fairly flexible set of config options. Also has a nice simple GUI for file uploads, this is especially useful with something like Jellyfin or Calibre-Web.\nCitadel - Umbrel open source Fork offering much of the same options.\nCloudron - Cloudron is unique in that it offers offsite backups to AWS, includes a built-in firewall that monitors all traffic and comes with its own built-in email server.\nCoolify - An open-source \u0026amp; self-hostable Heroku / Netlify alternative.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Storj, Zcash, Cosmos Tornado Cash and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nDietPI - A Linux distro OS. Dietpi comes with over 200 app packages and dependencies built in. While more command line skills are required than Umbrel or Embassy, Dietpi makes it very easy to install over 100 apps and dependencies. While largely built for Raspberry Pi, Dietpi also has specific images created for a wide range of hardware. Dietpi is a bit more difficult than platforms like Yunohost, but runs a bit more reliably and offers more total tools, including backups, VPN integration, clearnet, and more. Documentation is better than Yunohost, but could still be improved.\nFulmo - A lighting network focused OS configured to run on a Raspberry Pi.\nFreedomBox - Another OS that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Currently more limited than most of the other OSes in terms of apps in the internal app store.\nHome Lab OS - HomelabOS allows anyone to easily deploy, backup, restore, and maintain over 100 different applications and services. Everything from video players, to home automation, to chat services. These services can continue to function at full speed on your LAN even when your external internet is completely offline.\nMoneroOS - OS dedicated to Monero mining.\nMy Node BTC - Another OS that focuses primarily on Bitcoin Software. Includes BTCPay Server, Dojo, Whirlpool, Join Market and much more. Comes with Clearnet, Tor, and I2P.\nPinode-XMR - PiNode-XMR is a completely free and open source suite of tools to help a user run their own Monero node with ease. PiNode-XMR is designed for use with single board computers (SBC) such as the Raspberry Pi, Pine64 or Odroid hardware to allow for very cheap node setup and minimal 24/7 running costs due to low power usage.\nPiBox - Currently has a small offering of Apps but is working on adding more. Notable Apps are Nextcloud, Jellyfin and Homeassistant.\nProxMox - Proxmox is the primary open source solution for virtual machine hosting. Like VmWare or Hyper V except Proxmox offers you the ability to run multiple virtual servers on a single physical server, easily allowing you to run several different software Operating systems for zero cost. Comes with snapshots, backups, server monitoring and much more. Find a list of Proxmox based scripts here\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nRunTipi - Tipi is a personal homeserver orchestrator. It is running docker containers under the hood and provides a simple web interface to manage them. Every service comes with an opinionated configuration in order to remove the need for manual configuration and network setup. RunTipi comes with Clearnet configuration, but this can be a bit buggy in some cases. This is still very much in development.\nStart9 - Start OS makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy, not completely open source. Currently routes all services over TOR or lets you host over LAN. This increases privacy but can make things more difficult to interact with Non TOR/Start9 users. Heavily supports bitcoin software and includes a NOSTR node and several other tools. While there is currently no clearnet support, StartOS is overall very stable. Start9 also offers some of the better documentation and error handling. Save 5% on any S9 Server with code \u0026ldquo;LOTR\u0026rdquo;\nUBOS - A newer project. Less impressive interface and less apps than some of the other projects.\nUmbrel - Interface that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Beautiful interface but still needs a few bugs worked out. Apps are difficult to config after being setup. Offers lots of Bitcoin Node Software. Umbrel and StartOS are very similar options as they both focus heavily on BTC and Lightning nodes and currently offer only LAN and TOR hosting. Umbrel offers more apps but Start OS offers a much more reliable platform. Umbrel is not an OS but rather an GUI application manager for Docker.\nYunoHost - Free and Open Source with over 100 apps. Yuno host comes with Clearnet support with your own custom domains and offers you free pre-selected domains you can use. Yunohost has a nice troubleshooting tool that helps you find issues with port/firewall troubleshooting. Yunohost has a lot of features but can be a bit buggy at times.\nMedia Center OSes # If you are currently running a Roku, Amazon Firestick, or pretty much any other store-bought hardware device for media streaming, it\u0026rsquo;s very likely that it sends out massive amounts of data back to different companies. This is terrible for privacy, self-sovereignty, security, and internet bandwidth. While it\u0026rsquo;s difficult to purchase hardware that does not do this, you can set up your own version with some of the following user-friendly Operating systems.\nLibreElec - LibreELEC is a lightweight ‘Just enough OS’ Linux distribution purpose-built for Kodi on current and popular mediacentre hardware.\nOSMC - OSMC (Open Source Media Center) is a free and open source media player based on Linux. Founded in 2014, OSMC lets you play back media from your local network, attached storage, and the Internet. OSMC is the leading media center in terms of feature set and community and is based on the Kodi project.\nXbian - XBian is a small, fast, and lightweight media center distribution for the Raspberry Pi, CuBox-i, Hummingboard, and many more devices to come. It is based on a minimal Debian and therefore offers much of the same freedom as Debian offers. Our slogan is “XBian, the bleeding edge” as our main focus is delivering the fastest Kodi solution for various small form factor computers.\nPhoto Storage # Ente - Encrypted cloud photo storage.\nImmich - Self-hosted backup solution for photos and videos on mobile devices.\nPhotoprism - PhotoPrism is an AI-Powered Photos App for the Decentralized Web. It makes use of the latest technologies to tag and find pictures automatically without getting in your way. You can run it at home, on a private server, or in the cloud.\nRemote Control Software # AeroAdmin - Easy and free Remote access service for many OS’s. Not Open source.\nMesh Commander - Free Open Source Teamviewer Alternative.\nTailScale - Tailscale is an easy VPN that allows you to connect back into your network without excessive configuration or firewall rules. While Tailscale is not fully open source and requires an account with the company, there is a fully self-hosted version you can run.\nRouters # Flash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router, that prioritizes network-wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come pre-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built-in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers that can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all-purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router, or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that is forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls, and a virtual server separate from the Firewall OS.\nSSH/RDP Applications # Easy SSH - Simple application that lets you save all of your SSH logins and passwords in one easy interface. This way you can login go from SSH terminal port easily and quickly without needing to type in your credentials. Linux Only.\nmRemoteNG - Just like Easy SSH, but also supports RDP, Telnet, HTTPS, Powershell, and more. Windows only.\nWebsite Tools # Ackee - Self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool for those who care about privacy. Ackee runs on your own server, analyzes the traffic of your websites, and provides useful statistics in a minimal interface.\nGhost - Self-Hosting and cloud hosting with open source software. Ghost is primarily used as a blogging platform as a competitor to something like Substack. Unlike Hugo Ghost offers a GUI for most of your website management.\nHugo - Popular open-source static site generators. Helps you simply create websites for desktop and mobile without substantial amounts of HTML code. Hugo is completely open source and utilizes markdown files primarily. Liberty Tools is run with Hugo.\nImmuneweb - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\nPlausible - Simple and privacy-friendly Google Analytics alternative - Extensive Review\nSSLLABS - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver. ^1^```\n"},{"id":18,"href":"/social-media/","title":"Social Media","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.” ― George Washington\nSocial media is a mixed bag. It connects the world and allows for the rapid dissemination of news, true and untrue. But in the last few years censorship has become a massive problem across all major social media platforms. Its important that we cultivate presences on social media that are more resilient to censorship and de-platforming. These services should be run as decentralized as possible to avoid coordinated take downs like we saw with the Conservative social media company Parler, where big tech collaborated to largely destroy the company.\nFreedom Respecting Social Media # Blue Sky - Blue Sky is an open source project backed by Jack Dorsey in an attempt to create a decentralized social network protocol as an alternative to Twitter. In May 2024 Jack Dorsey resigned from the BlueSky board, and donated 21 Million to the Open Source Protocol NOSTR. Blue Sky is very leftwing.\nDiaspora - Diaspora is a decentralized open source social media platform. With Diaspora you need to host your own instance by running a server or \u0026ldquo;pod\u0026rdquo;, meaning you own your data. Due to the decentralized nature of the platform it can be difficult to connect with other profiles, the platform has less than 1 million users after after 13 years of operation.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here\nGab - A centralized Free Speech Social media platform. Gab has been de-platformed by most of big tech and largely runs its own architecture in order to to keep operations running. Platform users tend to skew right wing.\nGettr - GETTR is a social media platform built on the foundation of freedom of opinion and expression. Gettr is a socialized platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t seem to offer anything particularly new, other than being a Twitter Alternative. Private messages claim to be E2E. But Gettr is not open sourced.\nLemmy - Lemmy is a selfhosted social link aggregation and discussion platform. Similar to Reddit but it is completely free and open, and not controlled by any company. This means that there is no advertising, tracking, or secret algorithms. Content is organized into communities, so it is easy to subscribe to topics that you are interested in, and ignore others. Voting is used to bring the most interesting items to the top.\nLocals - Locals is a free speech social media platform that is owned by Rumble. Locals is a centralized alternative to other social media. Founded by conservative commentator Dave Rubin.\nMastodon - Mastodon is an open source, self hosted social networking service that aims to be a twitter competitor. Mastodon lets you connect to specific Mastodon instances as part of a federation protocol. Due to this setup Larger mastodon servers can censor other servers from connecting to their instances. Tends to be a more left wing community.\nMeWe - MeWe is a centralized company that\u0026rsquo;s been running a social media platform for over a decade. MeWe is committed to privacy and an ad-free experience. The project is currently in development to be migrated to web3 blockchain based infrastructure.\nMinds - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.\nTruth Social - Founded by Donald Trump in response to Trump getting removed from Twitter. Truth Social is a centralized open source fork of Mastodon. Truth Social is known to censor content, mostly leftwing content.\nTwitter/X - Twitter is a centralized social media platform. While Twitter has become a free speech focused platform its far from perfect. Twitter is overwhelmingly the single biggest platform for spreading speech. Twitter is bad for privacy and is encouraging a ID based verification program, that will be in the hands of its future owners. Case against Twitter\nMeetup Alternatives # Agorakit - Agorakit is web-based, open source groupware for collectives. By creating collaborative groups, people can discuss topics, organize events, store files and keep everyone updated as needed. Agorakit is a forum, calendar, file manager, mapping tool and email notifier.\nFlockstr - NOSTR based Meetup alternative. Connects directly with your NOSTR Account, and also works with your lightning wallet to receive ZAPS (micro bitcoin transactions.)\nJoinMobilizon - Mobilizon is not a giant platform, but a multitude of interconnected Mobilizon websites. This federated architecture helps avoid monopolies and offers a diversity of hosting terms of service.\nLuma - An international meetup alternative, that provides more value at a much lower price than meetup. Has built in support for cryptocurrency wallets like Eth and Solana.\nPartiful - Free for users, requires SMS in order to gave out regular event updates. Not specifically freedom focused, but another good option.\nNOSTR # NOSTR is the future of decentralized social media. NOSTR is not controlled or owned by any private company or person. NOSTR is a protocol similar to Email or TCP/IP. It can be accessed by anyone or any company. NOSTR uses the dumb server smart client model. Meaning anyone can setup a simple server/relay that preserves and encrypts the NOSTR ecosystem. NOSTR directly incorporates bitcoin via the lightning network. You can send \u0026ldquo;ZAPS\u0026rdquo; which are low cost lightning transactions to any person on NOSTR, and your posts can likewise receives Zaps from anyone on the network. In addition to major support from the freedom and Bitcoin communities, NOSTR has been financially backed by Jack Dorsey and heavily supported by Edward Snowden. NOSTR offers several different clients that allow you to interact with the NOSTR protocol. Some of those clients:\nAlby - A NOSTR and Bitcoin plugin. Allows you to hold your private keys in order to interact with NOSTR, lighting and other bitcoin apps.\nDamus - NOSTR Client for Iphone.\nNOSTR Apps - A database of many differnt NOSTR Apps\nNostr.Watch - Track relays where a connection can currently be established.\nNostr.directory - Find your twitter follows on NOSTR\nNostrChat - Encrypted chat built on NOSTR.\nPrimal - A client designed to look like a twitter clone.\nZap.Stream - Directly integrated into NOSTR Zap lets you stream for SATS (bitcoin Lightning) and earn in kind easily from any and all viewers.\nYoutube Alternatives # Bitchute - A decentralized Youtube alternative that tends to have a lot of right-leaning content, due to this they often get censored or blocked.\nCiVL - CiVL is a free streaming platform for courageous stories and subversive ideas that challenge power structures. Get access to award-winning films, shows, and debates. No ads. No credit card to join.\nD.tube - A decentralized youtube alternative. DTube is a community powered video sharing platform where users vote on videos to reward creators, curators, influencers and viewers in cryptocurrency.\nMadiator - Privacy focused front end for LBRY, the network that hosts ODYSEE.\nODYSEE - A decentralized video platform built on the LBRY network. With the recent SEC Judgement against ODYSEE the long term future of the platform is uncertain, however plans are to migrate to the Arweave network. Odysee also has a nice simple feature allowing you to connect your youtube channel and autosync all content for a convenient backup of your channel.\nPeerTube A free and open-source, decentralized, ActivityPub federated video platform powered by WebTorrent, that uses peer-to-peer technology to reduce load on individual servers when viewing videos.\nRumble - A centralized alternative to youtube that bills itself as protector of free speech.\n"}]
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Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nDelete Me - Our date is leaked everyday. Thats why its important to use services like Delete Me. Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. Use our Affiliate link to save 20%.\nFederated.Computer - Federated is another Denver based company offering Open Source as a service. Sometimes physically hosting servers just isn\u0026rsquo;t viable. In those cases cloud hosting can be a necessary option. But most cloud hosting come from tech giants like AWS or Google Cloud who sell your data and will censor you if you have the wrong politics. Federated.Computer offers you cheap, easy open source options to get many of the benefits of Big Tech without compromising your privacy. Please use our affiliate link to sign up if you\u0026rsquo;re interested!\nHushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nLive Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our affiliate link if you are interested.\nPrivacy.com - Privacy.com is the best way to pay with fiat online while still protecting your privacy. Create debit card aliases that can be limited based on total amount spends or by vendors. With card aliases you dont have to worry about leaked card info, overcharges or annoying vendors that refuse to cancel your subscription, privacy.com lets you do all of that for free. Please use our referral link and sign up for a free account.\nStart 9 - Start 9 is one of our favorite companies. Local to Denver, Start9 offers home personal servers with their own Operating system, that makes it easy for you to own and host your data out of a physical server that you own. Offers an app store with multiple applications that include Bitcoin and Monero full nodes, Matrix and SimpleX messaging, Vaultwarden for password management, Nextcloud for all sorts of hosting including word docs, music, contacts calendar and so much more.\n"},{"id":1,"href":"/agorism/","title":"Agorism","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If taxation without consent is not robbery, then any band of robbers have only to declare themselves a government, and all their robberies are legalized.” ― Lysander Spooner\nAgorism is a social philosophy that advocates creating a society in which all relations between people are voluntary exchanges by means of counter-economics, engaging with aspects of nonviolent revolution, founded by Samuel Edward Konkin the third. Agorism is a different approach to creating freedom, than electoral politics. Sometimes also known as the concept of \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizens.\u0026rdquo;\nAgorist Communities (International) # Bitcoin Beach - Bitcoin Beach is working to create a sustainable circular Bitcoin economy in El Salvador. Following the dramatic decrease in crime and the governments bitcoin backing, Bitcoin Beach has become one of the best Bitcoin communities in the world. Free Society - Free Society aims to build a new sovereign society by negotiating with an existing government. There are many examples of governments granting another nation sovereignty over a part of their territory, and Free Society believes this is the best way forward. Free State Project - The Free State Project is a movement of thousands of freedom-loving people to New Hampshire. Started in 2003, there are thousands of individuals just like you in New Hampshire. Together, Free Staters have built an incredible, real-life community full of people who value liberty and responsibility. Free Cities - The Free Cities Foundation aims to inspire, inform and connect people to create a global market of living together in Free Cities. Free Cities are self-governing territories that uphold individual rights and freedoms. They aim to create more prosperous and autonomous urban spaces. Freedom Haven - Seasteading org working to build a workable seasteading options. Seasteading is the idea of creating permanent living homes that exist outside government jurisdiction in international waters. Liberland - The Free Republic of Liberland is a small experimental country located on the banks of the Danube River, known as Gornja Siga. Liberland is built on classical liberal (libertarian) ideals which emphasize autonomy and minimize the state\u0026rsquo;s encroachment on individual liberties. Rule of law, bodily autonomy, free trade, freedom of choice, freedom of movement, and others are all core tenets of our fledgling nation. PraxisNation - Praxis Nation builds off the concept of the network state by Balaji Srinivasan. Which theories that in the modern world we can create a decentralized country that can offer many of the benefits of standard country. Praxis aims to offer land, its own currency and eventually citizenship among many other things. Pronomos - Pronomos is a venture capital fund that works to build the \u0026ldquo;cities of tomorrow.\u0026rdquo; Pronomos has worked to fund Prospera, Praxis, and many more starup cities. Prospera - Prospera is a new libertarian smart city located in Honduras, that works as an economic zone largely free of local government taxes. An experimental project that does exist by a government grant, but its working to prove out a new potential model of cities. Learn more with the REASON documentary. Digital Nomad Services # Escapees - Escapees bills itself as an RV club, but it offers many services for a digital nomad lifestyle, including mail forwarding and temporary residences among many other things. Based in the U.S. Liberation Travel - Focuses on helping users find residency in multiple countries primarly including Paraguay, Uruguay, Panama and Georgia. Nomad Capitalist - Nomad Capitalist specializes in legally and ethically reducing your tax rate, diversifying and safeguarding your assets, growing your passport portfolio, and maximizing your freedom. Passports for Crypto - Quickly acquire Citizenship in St. Kitts by purchasing property without ever actually visiting St. Kitts. Planbpassport - A service that helps facilitate second passports. Accepts Bitcoin and very much adopts a \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizen\u0026rdquo; Mindset. General Tools # Agorist Nexus - Agorist Nexus is a hub for free exchange, focusing on the spread of Agorism and connecting the counter-economy Agorist Tax Advice - Paid service to minimize your tax strategy. Live Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our above affiliate link if you are interested. Lost Horizons - Platform with a wide range of topics around opting out of taxes and deconstructing the legal system. Mobazha - Formerly known as Openbazaar, Mobazaha aims to be a decentralized market where people can buy and sell products across the world for various different crypto currencies. One Stupid Fuck - Opt out of the tax structure. Terrible website name and design, but a resource that provides great step by step videos of opting out of the current tax structure. Taxation is Theft App - App that walks people through the logical ideas of taxation being theft. Similar to the not yet launched project \u0026ldquo;The mirror\u0026rdquo; by Larken Rose. Shipping Services # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Sovereign Homesteading # Abundant Acres - A small company that helps you design your sovereign homestead blueprint. Empshield - EMP Shield is the World’s first EMP protection technology for an entire home and vehicle tested to military and UL 1449 standards from ETL. H20 Machine - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. My Patriot Supply - Purchase food and other supplies. Seedarmory.com - Every one of Seed Armory\u0026rsquo;s seed vaults contains only 100% survival grade, 100% heirloom seeds, and are always non-GMO. Seeds, vaults, and packets are kept at low refrigerated temperatures until ready for shipping. Spout Water - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. Works at a much smaller scale than H20 Machine. StealthAngelSurvival.com - Purchase a wide variety of survival gear. Survivalrealty.com - Off grid real estate. "},{"id":2,"href":"/books/","title":"Books","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\nLiberty Tools Book List Welcome to the Liberty Tools Book list! This is our official book recommendations for the best books across a wide range of liberty topics. We do not specifically endorse every idea in these books or by these authors, but we do recommended them as a good place to learn about the topics at hand. Not all of these books are specifically libertarian, but they contain valuable information that could benefit anyone regardless of political philosophy. Find these books here: Anna\u0026rsquo;s Archive and Libgen If you enjoy any of these books please considering purchasing. Category Author Agorism Community Technology Karl Hess New Libertarian Manifesto Samuel Edward Konkin III Agorist Class Theory Wally Conger How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Derrick Broze Anti-Politics Sal Mayweather Anarchy in Practice - Stateless Solutions Community Technology David Freidman New Libertarian Manifesto Walter Block Agorist Class Theory Ryan McMaken How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Hans Herman Hoppe Anti-Politics Robert Murphy The Market for Liberty Morris/Linda Tannehill The New Libertarianism: Anarcho-Capitalism J. Michael Oliver Crypto Anarchy The Genesis Book Aaron Van Wirdun Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of Cryptocurrency Andy Greenberg This Machine Kills Secrets: Julian Assange, The Cypherpunks, and their fight to Empower Whistleblowers Andy Greenberg Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital Age Steven Levy The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age James Dale Davidson, Michael David Axtel Cryptocurrency Digital Gold Nathaniel Popper How Money got Free Patrick Eha Understanding Bitcoin Robert Muprhy and Silas Barta The Bitcoin Standard SaifeDean Ammous The Internet of Money Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Bitcoin Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Ethereum Andreas Antonopolous Hacking Bitcoin Roger Ver The Blocksize War Jonathan Bier Conspiracies Filthy Rich James Patterson All The Shahs Men Steven Kinzer JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters James W. Douglass Chaos Tom O\u0026rsquo;Neill Inventing the AIDS Virus Peter Duesberg The Controlled Demolition of the American Empire Charlie Robinson \u0026amp; Jeff Berwick A Warning from History Corey Hughes The Octopus of Global Control Charlie Robinson One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that gave Rise the Jeffrey Epstein Whitney Webb The Creature From Jekyll Island G Edward Griffin Covid The Real Anthony Fauci Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The War on Ivermectin Pierre Kory The Courage to Face Covid-19 Peter McCullough A Plague Upon Our House Scott Atlas Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19 Matt Ridley Diary of A Psychosis Tom Woods The Pfizer Papers Naomi Wolf Drug War and Prohibition The Economics of Prohibition Mark Thornton American Kingpin Nick Bilton High Price Dr. Carl Hart Chasing the Scream Johann Hari Dreamland: The True Tale of America\u0026rsquo;s Opiate Epidemic Sam Quinones Drug War Addiction Sheriff Bill Masters Gang Leader for A Day Sudhir Venkatesh Economics and History of Economics Economics in One Lesson Henry Hazlitt Basic Economics Thomas Sowell The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard Keynes Mark Skousen History of Money and Banking in the United States Murray Rothbard End the Fed Ron Paul Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles Jesus Huerta de Soto The Fiat Standard SaifeDean Ammous Environment American Serengeti Dan Flores Fossil Future Alex Epstein Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of Antihumanism Robert Zubrin Apocalypse Never Michael Shellenberger The Wizard and The Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow\u0026rsquo;s World Charles C. Mann Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Running With Rhinos Ed Warner Extremist Politics The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics Michael Malice SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought Police Vox Day The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure Greg Lukianoff and Johnathan Haidt Fiction Brave New World Aldous Huxley 1984 George Orwell Animal Farm George Orwell Molon Labe! Kenneth Royce (Boston T Party) Alongside Night J. Niel Schulman Freehold Michael Z. Williamson The Moon is a Harsh Mistress Robert Heinlen The Handmaid’s Tale Margaret Atwood Anthem Ayn Rand The Fountainhead Ayn Rand The Giver Lois Lowery Red Rising Pierce Brown Unintended Consequences John Ross The Probability Broach L. Neil Smith The High Ground Series Doug Casey Enemy of the State F. Paul Wilson Financial Crisis Meltdown Tom Woods Deep Freeze: Iceland\u0026rsquo;s Economic Collapse Phillip Bagus and David Howden Americas Great Depression Murray Rothbard The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last Century Mark Thornton End the Fed Ron Paul Gun Rights Come and Take it: The Gun Printers Guide to Thinking Free Cody Wilson The 10 Myths of Gun Control Jose Nino More Guns Less Crime John Lott Health and Nutrition Death by Food Pyramid Denise Minger Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim It Mary Ruwart The Primal Prescription Doug Mcguff and Robert Murphy Fat for Fuel Dr. Joseph Mercola Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless Health Casey Means and Calley Means Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Blind Spots: The Medicine Gets it Wrong and What it Means For our Health Marty Makary Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity Peter Attia History - General A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell A Peoples History of the United States Howard Zinn Albions\u0026rsquo;s Seed David Hackett Fischer The Dawn Of Everything: A New History of Humanity David Graber A Little History of the World EH Gombrich Debt: The First 5000 Years David Graber History of Government Institutions Legacy of Ashes: A history of the CIA Tim Weiner Enemies: A history of the FBI Tim Weiner The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles and their Secret World War Steven Kinzer Overthrow: Americas Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to Iraq Steven Kinzer History of Socialism The Almost Nearly Perfect People Michael Booth The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel Castro Humberto Fontova The Case Against Socialism Rand Paul History of War and Military The Strategic Logic of Suicide Bombers Robert Pape Enough Already: Time to End the War on Terror Scott Horton Death by Government: Genocide and Mass Murder Since 1900 R.J. Rummel Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catastrophe of Ukraine Scott Horton All the Shahs Men Stephen Kirzner Property Rights Against Intellectual Property Stephan Kinsella (Property Rights) - Freedom on the Frontier Terry Anderson \u0026amp; Peter J Hill How Music Got Free Steven Witt Water Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Space Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Against Intellectual Monopoly Michelle Boldrin \u0026amp; David Levine Intro to Liberty The Law Frederic Bastiat The Road to Serfdom Friedrich Hayek Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom Ron Paul The Revolution Ron Paul Intro to Anarchy No Treason: The Constitution of no Authority Lysander Spooner The Most Dangerous Superstition Larken Rose The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to Obey Michael Huemer The Anarchist\u0026rsquo;s Handbook Organized by Michael Malice Dissenting Electorate: Those Who Refuse to Vote and the Legitimacy of Their Opposition Wendy McElroy Individual Liberty Benjamin Tucker Freedom’s Progress: A History of Political Thought Gerard Casey Living Freedom The Freedom Outlaw\u0026rsquo;s Handbook: 179 Things to Do \u0026rsquo;til the Revolution Claire Wolfe 101 Things to Do \u0026lsquo;Til the Revolution: Ideas and Resources for Self-Liberation, Monkey Wrenching and Preparedness Claire Wolfe Don\u0026rsquo;t Shoot the Bastards (Yet): 101 More Ways to Salvage Freedom Claire Wolfe Net Neutrality The Fallacy of Net Neutrality Thomas Hazlett The Master Switch Tim Wu The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless Technology Thomas Hazlett Code 2.0 Lawrence Lessig Philosophy - General Drive: Understanding the science of Human motivation Daniel Pink Defending the Undefendable Walter Block Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder Nassim Taleb The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion Johnathan Haidt Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World David Epstein Philosophy - Political The Ethics of Liberty Murray Rothbard Anatomy of the State Murray Rothbard An Agorist Primer Samuel Konkin Our Enemy, the State Albert J Nock Police Brutality and the Justice system Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America\u0026rsquo;s Police Forces Radley Balko A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State John Whitehead The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison America Naomi Murakawa The New Jim Crow Michelle Alexander Ghettoside Jill Leovy I Can\u0026rsquo;t Breathe: A Killing on Bay Street Matt Taibbi Justice Before the Law Michael Huemer Revisionist History The Myth of the Robber Barons Burt Folsom The Art of Contrary Thinking Humphrey B. Neill Why American History is Not What They Say: An Introduction to Revisionism Jeff Riggenbach Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong James W. Loewen The Roosevelt Myth John T. Flynn The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary War Thomas J. DiLorenzo Security and Privacy The Art of Invisibility Kevin Mitnick How to Be Invisible J. J. Luna No Place to Hide Glen Greenwald Public Record Edward Snowden The Production of Security Gustave di Molinari Extreme Privacy: How to Disapear on the Internet Michael Bazzell Watchman Privacy Gabriel Custodiet Privacy in Utopia Gabriel Custodiet Schooling and Unschooling Radical Unschooling Dayna Martin The Case against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and Money Bryan Caplan Weapons of Mass Instruction John Taylor Gatto The Absorbent Mind Maria Montessori The College Scam: How America\u0026rsquo;s Universities Are Bankrupting and Brainwashing Away the Future of America\u0026rsquo;s Youth Charlie Kirk Vaccines Turtles All the Way Down Anonymous, Tim Vadnar The Moth in the Iron Lung Forrest Moready Crooked: Manmade Disease Explained Forrest Moready Dissolving Illusions Susan Humphries Vaccines, Autoimmunity and the Changing Nature of Childhood Illness Thomas Cowan "},{"id":3,"href":"/covid/","title":"Covid","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Every single thing that was done in public health in response to the pandemic made it worse.\u0026rdquo; - Peter A. McCullough\nThe Covid19 Lockdowns were the biggest event in our lifetimes. The damage done was immeasurable and still continues to this day. The power centers are looking to continue on with all of the covid tyranny. We must be vigilant in fighting back against the medical industrial complex.\nAnti Covid Orgs # Banners 4 Freedom - An organization dedicated to protesting Covid Mandates using billboards across the world.\nChildren\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense - Children\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense® is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Their mission is to end childhood health epidemics by working aggressively to eliminate harmful exposures, hold those responsible accountable and establish safeguards to prevent future harm. They fight corruption, mass surveillance and censorship that put profits before people as well as advocate for worldwide rights to health freedom and bodily autonomy ^1^\nEvidenceNotFear - An evidence-based guide against all of the Covid madness.\nFeds 4 Med Freedom - Feds for Medical Freedom is fighting for medical freedoms and personal autonomy. They stand against unconstitutional and immoral vaccine mandates that have cost thousands of federal employees and contractors their careers and livelihoods.\nFLCCC Alliance - A group of doctors who got together to push back against the public Covid response. They provide real education on Covid, and demonized treatments like Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine and recovery against.\nGBDeclaration.org - One of the first major organizations to push back against Covid lockdowns. The Great Barrington Declaration is a major worldwide petition sponsored by doctors and scientists against the Covid lockdowns.\nHowbad - Resources for tracking all aspects of specific Covid batchs data, this also includes leaked data, and some aspects of other vaccines and medical malpractice.\nICAN Informed Consent Action Network - Founded in 2016, ICAN was created with the goal of providing every person with the right to informed consent. They believe that by holding regulators accountable through their successful legal actions, individuals will become empowered to make truly informed decisions about their own health and the health of their families. Using an unprecedented legal strategy, ICAN has successfully won lawsuits against Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control, the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration. Founded by Del Bigtree of the Highwire and works regularly with Aaron Siri and his firm.\nLaw Offices of Siri Glimstead - Led by Lawyer Aaron Siri, Siri Glimstead has been at the forefront of defending legal rights against Covid restrictions and damages done by the Covid vaccines, as well as more traditional vaccines. They also focus on other things like civil rights or protection of whistle blowers.\nPhysicians for Informed Consent - Physicians for Informed Consent empowers the public with scientific information about infectious diseases and vaccines.\nPureBloodRegistry - Blood donations for and from people who have not gotten the Covid-19 vaccine.\nThe Highwire - An educational journalistic organization that has been working for years to bring accountability to the world of vaccines and especially Covid vaccines. Founded by Del Bigtree.\nVacSafety - The VSRF’s mission is to advance COVID-19 vaccine safety through scientific research, public education, and advocacy, and to support the vaccine injured. They present the most up-to-date and relevant information on COVID-19 and public health policies, free from corporate press, agenda-driven narratives, and sponsorships with conflict of interest. They encourage questions and an open dialogue of transparency on any medical and scientific information presented.\nFake Mask Websites # Fake Mask Worldwide - A company that sells obviously fake masks, less obviously fake masks and other Covid related items.\nGetUnmask - Breathable masks that look like regular masks. Company now sells other unrelated products as well.\nMedical Drug Purchase # Purchase Medical Drugs including Ivermection and Hydroxychloroquine from high quality third party services.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinil. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nMetrics # ICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nOpen Vaers - Open Vaers takes the CDC\u0026rsquo;s government data from VAERS and makes it much more readable and easy to understand. As of 9/23 there were over 36,000 deaths and over 1.5 million Covid vaccine related reports to VAERS.\nNo-Jab Job Boards # Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types.\nRedballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or Covid nonsense.\nUnjected - Social media for meeting and dating unvaccinated people.\nVaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status.\nVaccine Injured Support # Covid Vax Recovery Guide - A Covid vaccine detox guide written by nutritional scientist and liberty leaning Dr. Chris Masterjohn.\nCovid19CriticalCare.com - An in-depth recovery Post-Vaccine Treatment Protocol guide from the doctors at the FLCC Alliance.\nIronHeart Bloodworks - IronHeart Bloodworks is a new blood bank membership that gives you control over your blood choices during medical procedures. When you need it, IronHeart Bloodworks quickly sends you COVID-19 unvaccinated blood—a unique service in the healthcare industry. You should have the freedom to choose what blood is in your body.\nReact19.org - React19 is a science-based non-profit offering financial, physical, and emotional support for those suffering from long-term COVID-19 vaccine adverse events globally. Their mission is to bring healing to the moms, dads, friends, and loved ones who are facing life-altering side effects from their COVID-19 vaccine. They build bridges between patients and research institutions in order to develop a better understanding of vaccine complications.\nSpike Protein Detox - Peter McCullough\u0026rsquo;s Spike protein Detox protocol. Peter\u0026rsquo;s company also sells a specific Detox Support Formula.\nZelenko Protocol - Dr. Vladimir Zelenko was one of the first doctors to push back on mainstream Covid dogma. While Zelenko has since passed his protocol and supplements are still useful for fighting Covid ^2^\n"},{"id":4,"href":"/deathathletes/","title":"Death Athletes","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;We always knew it was going to happen, it was according to our plan. For our kind, this is nothing.\u0026rdquo; - Cody Wilson\nDeath Athletes refers to a concept going back to Ancient Greece and popularized by 3d Gun Printing Activist Cody Wilson called \u0026ldquo;The Death Athletic\u0026rdquo;. Cody gave a speech at Guns and Bitcoin 2022 talking about the beauty of death given in service to ones beliefs. While not always literal this is often metaphorical, Cody talks about the public death and having been killed in the public as a metaphor. The Death Athletic specifically refers to someone who engaged in practice to promote freedom and was persecuted for doing so. While many people have been prosecuted unfairly, there is a difference between general victims and those who specifically took the risk of fighting the state and lost.\nCheck out the speech here!\nDeath Athletes # Roger Ver - Roger Ver is a freedom activist who was one of the first investors in Bitcoin. Roger has worked as a liberty and Bitcoin activist for over a decade and has made major financial contributions and investments to projects like, DefCad, ShapeShift, FEE, Ross Ulbricht\u0026rsquo;s Legal Defense, Wikileaks, Kraken and many many more. In April 2024 Roger was arrested and detained in Spain on the request of the US government for alleged tax evasion claims in regarding to his exit tax in 2014. Roger is currently looking at a potential 100 year prison sentence for numerous ridiculous legal charges. Roger has been trapped in Spain since April 2024.\nRoss Ulbricht - Ross Ulbricht is the alleged founder and operator of the Silk Road website. The Silk Road offered consumers a safe and trusted way to purchase drugs and other contraband items. Ross was arrested and imprisoned in 2013. He was sentenced to two life sentences plus 40 years and millions of dollars in fines in a corrupt trial. Ross is scheduled to be released as Donald Trump promised to commute his sentence on Day one of his presidency.\nJulian Assange - Julian Assange is one of the greatest journalists of all time. Julian founded Wikileaks in 2006 and has exposed mass public corruption across the world regarding governments and corporations. Julian was forced into home arrest and then asylum for close to a decade based off ridiculous sex charges that were eventually dropped. In 2019 Julian was pulled out of his Asylum and pull into solitary confinement in BellMarsh prison until June 2024. Julian signed a plea deal and was released.\nEdward Snowden - Edward Snowden is a NSA Whistleblower who exposed massive NSA Corruption in 2013, mostly in regards to illegal mass surveillance on citizens. Snowden has been trapped in Russia ever since.\nSamurai Wallet Devs - In May 2024 Samurai Wallets Domain was seized and the two devs known publicly as TDev and Samurai were arrested and charged with money laundering due to the Bitcoin coinjoin functions built into the website.\nTornado Cash Devs - Tornado Cash is a decentralized coinjoin provider for the Ethereum Crypto Currency. In 2022 Tornado Cash was added to the OFACT List and the Devs Roman Storm and Alex Pertsev where charged with Money Laundering.\nAaron Swartz - Internet pioneer and free speech advocate. Creator of the Guerilla Access Open Manifest as well as several other open source technologies, Aaron Swartz tragically killed himself in 2013 thanks to overzealous prosecutors from the DOJ that were threatening Aaron with decades in prison for attempted publishing of copyrighted documents, despite the fact that the document had never been published and the owner of those copyrights Jstore, had actually dropped the charges.\nIan Freemen - Freeman, known for advocating freedom and financial privacy through bitcoin, found himself targeted by federal prosecutors. Initially facing charges including bank fraud and wire fraud, these allegations were eventually dropped due to lack of evidence. The core of the case revolved around money laundering and conspiracy charges. Ultimately, Freeman received a severe sentence of eight years in prison, a $40,000 fine, and forfeiture of $5 million in assets, despite not being convicted of the fraud charges prosecutors initially highlighted.\nCody Wilson - The creator of the Death Athletic concept as well as the founder of Defcad.com and first person to create a 3d printed Gun. Cody has been at the forefront of fighting for 2nd amendment and 1st amendment as they pertain to code and digital rights for over a decade. Cody has been involved in many lawsuits with the federal government as a result and suffered charges for sex crimes in 2018. He is currently free and working for Defcad.\nJay Stark - The anonymous creator of the FGC-9, which stands for \u0026ldquo;Fuck Gun Control.\u0026rdquo; The FGC was the first project to enable the creation of a fully 3d printed gun that did not require any actual gun parts, instead it uses items that can be purchased from conventional stores all over the world. Jay Stark was arrested in April 2021 on suspicions of owning illegal weapons, however none of these weapons were found and he was not taken into custody. Two days later he was found dead sitting in his car in front of his parents house. While the offical cause of death ruled out \u0026ldquo;foul play\u0026rdquo; it is difficult for most to believe that this was simply a coincidence.\n"},{"id":5,"href":"/defense/","title":"Defense","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles.\u0026rdquo; - Jeff Cooper\nWhen any government deprives a citizen of his freedom or property, the individual must take action to publicise his grievances. To this end, I hope to illustrate in the following pages, the futility of gun control, and that no amount of arbitrary legislation can ever prevent those wanting firearms from owning them. The individual who has the ability to construct his own homemade gun can never be permanently disarmed by any level of gun control legislation. - Philip Luty\nDIY Firearms # The 3D Printer has significantly advanced the ease of manufacturing reliable weapons absent the eye of the watchful state. Of course, it is not the only manufacturing tool available, but you will find it the most expedient.\nGetting Started # The following guides provide a basic introduction to 3D printed firearms. If your budget is limited, Creality printers may be the only option. But they are unreliable, and you may spend more time troubleshooting issues than printing. We recommend Prusa for their reliability and unwavering commitment to open source. Bambu Lab printers have recently gained in popularity for their speed, reliability, and multi-material options. However, they have a history of patenting established open source designs, and even more importantly, severely compromise your privacy. More information here. On this principle, we recommend against giving them your money.\nAs you evaluate printers and cad software, keep privacy at the top of your mind. While this practice may currently be legal in your jurisdiction, the state may kidnap and jail you anyway.\nHoffman Tactical The CTRL+PEW Getting Started Guide Ammunition # Fenix Ammunition - Manufactured in the USA by liberty obsessed individuals, and accept Bitcoin for payment. Books # Expedient Homemade Firearms by Philip Luty Expedient Recoilless Launcher: Panzerfaust by Jonathan Wild Communities # Deterrence Dispensed Rocket Chat - Large public group chat for all things 3d printed firearms. FOSSCAD Subreddit - a subreddit focused on 3d printed firearms of all types. However, censorship on reddit continues to grow, and we encourage migration to censorship resistant communities. Files # Most firearm designs are uploaded by individual creators to Odysee. DEFCAD is another source, but requires a paid membership. Most files available on DEFCAD are already available for free on Odysee.\n3D Gun Builder - A comprehensive directory of designs with direct links to Odysee pages. DEFCAD - Many files here are out of date and hosted without the permission of the original developers. GunCad Developer Index - A list of guncad developer Odysee pages. Legal Advocacy Groups # Organizations fighting within the legal system to expand gun rights.\nDefense Distributed Firearm Policy Coalition Rocky Mountain Gun Owners Second Amendment Foundation Merchants # Places to find parts, part kits, tools, ammo, and more..\nParts # Aves Engineering - Glock rails and MAC11 components. Every Gun Part - Exhaustive collection of parts kits (everything but the receiver) and more. Ghost Guns - More parts kits. JSD Supply - Pistol components and more. MAF Arms - Build kits for printed receiver designs. Replicator USA - 3d printed suppressors. Riptide Rails - Glock rails, magazine springs, and other printed firearms components. Newsletters \u0026amp; Podcasts # En Bloc Press - Paid newsletter and podcast focused on the 3d printed firearm space and adjacent politics. Open Source Defense - Weekly newsletter focused on expanding gun rights with \u0026ldquo;0% culture war\u0026rdquo;. Out of Battery Live - Live podcast focused on interviewing guncad developers and builders. Propaganda # Documentaries, talks, and other media.\nDeath Athletic Documentary The New Radical Plastic Defense: Secret 3D Printed Guns in Europe The Plastic Power: A Speech The Unshackled Englishman Resources # GatGPT - A deneutered version of ChatGPT focused on firearms. Shootingbot - Monitors price and availability of ammunition and reloading components. Training # Ok, you can build a firearm in your garage. Now learn how to use it. Before you start LARPING, consider what type of training is most useful. Read this.\nGamut Resolutions - Tactical pistol and carbine classes. Based in Florida but courses are taught in many locations across the US. Guns For Everyone - Free concealed carry classes based out of Colorado. Long Range Shooters of Utah - Multiday courses in shooting up to and beyond 1000 yards in Price, UT. MantisX - MantisX is a gun training system that takes a data-driven approach to helping you achieve shooting mastery with no ammo required. Unlike some dry fire trainers, MANTISX works while attached to ANY firearm (pistol, rifle, or shotgun). By analyzing every shot and generating actionable data, MANTISX helps you improve your accuracy quickly. Solutionary University - Beginner firearm and defense training. Run by Liberty Activist Maj Toure, who has been travelling across the US providing firearms training, particularly in black neighborhoods. Thunder Ranch - Multiday courses in pistol, rifle, and shotgun, founded by Clint Smith and based in Oregon. "},{"id":6,"href":"/education/","title":"Education","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Education and Training # \u0026ldquo;Government schooling is the most radical adventure in history. It kills the family by monopolizing the best times of childhood and by teaching disrespect for home and parents.\u0026rdquo; - John Taylor Gatto\nModern schooling has been terrible for years. Following the covid insanity and the addition of woke politics the schools are proving less and less value by the day. But education can be done through a vareity of methods. In the modern age their are many better ways to educate yourself and your children than traditional school.\nAlternative Schools # Options for schools that are close to the traditional model, but do something different.\nMontessori Schools - Montessori classrooms are ideal workplaces, where children are engaged, energetic, exploring, social, and most of all, learning to take ownership of their own education. They’re also unified communities in which each child understands the responsibility of being an individual student in the class while supporting the learning of others.\nWestern Governors University - While still suffering from some of the issues of traditional education, WGU provides a solid alternative for anyone who still wants to pursue traditional college degrees. Offering Bachelors and Masters programs in IT, Business, Nursing, Finance and Education. WGU is a completely online school, with relatively cheap degree programs that are performance based, meaning you can take the classes at your own pace and are not required to attend classes you dont need.\nAlternatives to School # Liberty Classroom - A wide range of courses. Mostly focused on history but offers other courses on econimics and logics. All courses are taught from a liberty perspective. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. Mises Econ Grad Progam - Economics Grad program that teaches free market Austrian Economics from one of the most prominent liberty focused think tanks. Praxis - Praxis is an intense personal and professional development program for young adults who want to work hard, build skills, learn how to create value, and develop a positive vision of the future for their lives and careers. Praxis is a college alternative that offers a 1 year practical devopment plan that ends up teaching you real world practical skills and connecting you with an intership at the end of your program. School of Life - A course to help you enhance whatever you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Provides biweekly webinars from the best liberty minds to bring your practile and actionable advice for your business, non Profit, cause or whatever else you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. TenToad - A program that helps families transition to a school-free life with a solid foundation of knowledge and the tools to get started with confidence. Embrace living and learning without school. ThinkExodus - Exodus Institute aims to provide families with a quality alternative to public schools, and support homeschool families with enrichment courses that foster critical thinking, academic skills, and counter the left-wing indoctrination found in education, culture, and the media. Unschoolers.org - Unschooling and peaceful parenting educational organization. Unschooling is an alternative to traditional schooling and even home schooling that works to encourage and focus and direct children\u0026rsquo;s natural curiosity. Unschooling Resources with Dayna Martin - Dayna Martin has been living and breathing Unschooling for 2 decades, while also working to educate many others on these principles. You can find many of the best unschooling resources here. Homeschool Resources # Acellusacademy - Acellus Academy is a K-12 online private school located in Kansas City, Missouri as a 501c3. Acellus Academy provides instruction online through distance education via the Acellus Learning System. Acellus, a program of the International Academy of Science, is an online learning system that has been used to provide primary instruction to millions of students in thousands of schools throughout the United States.\nHome School Legal Defense Association - With over 100,000 member families, Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) is the nation’s largest, most trusted homeschool advocacy organization.\nPower Home School - Power Homeschool is the official provider of online Acellus® courses for parents independently homeschooling their children without teacher support. Power is a not an accredited curriculum.\nRon Paul Curriculum - A liberty focused home school curriculum for all grades based on the ideas of former congressman Ron Paul. The curriculum was largely designed by Liberty Classroom founder, Tom Woods.\nTuttle Twins Academy - From the authors of some of the best selling Liberty Kids books, comes the academy for home learning. Catered for kids TTA offers courses in Finances, Logic \u0026amp; Critical Thinking, Entrepreneurship, and many more to come.\n"},{"id":7,"href":"/frontends/","title":"Front Ends","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy. The savage’s whole existence is public, ruled by the laws of his tribe. Civilization is the process of setting man free from men.\u0026rdquo; - Ayn Rand\nPrivacy Front ends are interfaces that interact with well known services that dont respect your privacy. Apps like Youtube or Facebook can be accessed via privacy respecting generally open source apps.\nApple AirPlay # air-pi-play - Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Airplay server using RPiPlay to enable screen mirroring on tvs, monitors and projectors. RPiPlay - An open-source AirPlay mirroring server for the Raspberry Pi. Supports iOS 9 and up. Apple Music # Cider - Cross-platform Apple Music experience based on Electron and Vue.js written from scratch with performance in mind Discord # gtkcord4 - A lightweight Discord client written in Golang which uses GTK3 for the user interface Facebook # SlimSocial - Android, alternative front-end for Facebook, built with Java Frost - An extensive and functional open source third party app for Facebook (Android app) Facebook Messenger # Caprine - Unofficial and privacy-focused Facebook Messenger app with many useful features fb-messenger-cli - Use your Facebook account to chat with your friends sneakily in the command line, it\u0026rsquo;s as easy as logging in, choosing a convo and chatting away Google Search # LibreX - Privacy-respecting free meta-search engine (free as in freedom). Small and simple meta-search engine, fetches and anonymizes results from Google only, has API support, allows redirects to Invidious/Bibliogram/Nitter/Libreddit.\nSearXNG - SearXNG is a free internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from various search services and databases. Users are neither tracked nor profiled (SearXNG is a fork of Searx).\nSearx - Searx is a free privacy-respecting internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from more than 70 search services. Users are neither tracked nor profiled. Additionally, Searx can be used over Tor for online anonymity.\nWhoogle Search - A self-hosted, ad-free, privacy-respecting metasearch engine for Google.\nGoogle Translate # Crow Translate - Simple and lightweight cross-platform translator that allows translation using LibreTranslate, Lingva, Google, Bing, and Yandex, as well as text-to-speech using Google.\nDeepL Android - Unofficial Android client for DeepL.\nInstaLate - Distraction-free translation for Android, to be used directly from within any app. Supports Beolingus, DeepL, Dict.cc, GNU CIDE, Heinzelnisse, LibreTranslate, Linguee, WikDict, and Wiktionary.\nLingva Translate - Alternative front-end for Google Translate, serving as a free and open-source translator with over a hundred languages available.\nSimplyTranslate - Provide fast and private translations to the user without wasting much overhead for extensive styling or JavaScript. Supports Google Translate, DeepL, ICIBA, and LibreTranslate.\nSimplyTranslate Mobile - Unofficial Android client of SimplyTranslate.\nHacker News # Hackers - A native iOS app for Hacker News.\nHackerweb - A simply readable Hacker News web app.\nHckrnws - A custom front-end for a better reading experience of HackerNews.\nHN-search - Algolia Hacker News search.\nHNTopLinks - Top Links on Hacker News.\nImgur # Imgin - Minimal Imgur front end Imgrs - Imgrs is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. It\u0026rsquo;s a Rust rewrite of a previous Imgur proxy project, Omgur. Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/imgrs Omgur - Omgur is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. Inspired by the Invidious, Nitter, and Teddit projects. No JavaScript or ads All requests go through the Omgur backend, client never talks to Imgur Prevents Imgur from tracking your IP or JavaScript fingerprint Lightweight Self-hostable Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/omgur Rimgo - Self-hosted frontend for Imgur written in Go. Website: https://i.bcow.xyz/ Rimgu - Self-hosted alternative frontend/ proxy for Imgur Instagram # Bibliogram - Bibliogram is an alternative front-end for Instagram. Public instances: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/bibliogram-docs/tree/master/docs/Instances.md Mastodon # Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Hyperspace - cross-platform Mastodon client for the fediverse written in TypeScript and React Pinafore - Alternative web client for Mastodon, focused on speed and simplicity Sengi - cross-platform multi-account Mastodon \u0026amp; Pleroma desktop client TheDesk - cross-platform Mastodon \u0026amp; Misskey desktop client Tootle - simple GTK-based Linux Mastodon client Tusky - lightweight Android Mastodon client Medium # Scribe - Alternative front-end to Medium.com Other services # ArchiveBox - Open source self-hosted web archiving. Takes URLs/browser history/bookmarks/Pocket/Pinboard/etc., saves HTML, JS, PDFs, media, and more etherpad-lite - Collaborative rich text editor. A modern really-real-time collaborative document editor Gitea - Lightweight git server. Git with a cup of tea, painless self-hosted git service Hedgedoc - Collaborative markdown editor. A platform to write and share markdown Librarian - Alternative frontend for LBRY / Odysee.com MediathekViewWeb - Video content of German public-service television broadcasters (e.g. ARD, ZDF) Official instance: mediathekviewweb.de NoPaste - NoPaste is an open-source website similar to Pastebin where you can store any piece of code, and generate links for easy sharing PrivateBin - Zero knowledge encrypted paste-bin. A minimalist, open source online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data. Data is encrypted/decrypted in the browser using 256 bits AES Snapdrop - Similar to Apple\u0026rsquo;s Airdrop but in your browser. A Progressive Web App for local file sharing Vaultwarden - Password manager. Unofficial Bitwarden compatible server written in Rust, formerly known as bitwarden_rs Wikiless - A free open source alternative Wikipedia front-end focused on privacy Reddit # Due to recent changes with the Reddit API Policy you may have mixed success with these. These are kept here in the event that this changes, but otherwise these are mostly dead projects\nDawn - Open-source Reddit app Available on F-Droid Forked from Dank: https://github.com/saket/Dank Eddrit - Alternative front-end for Reddit, inspired by Nitter, built with Python \u0026amp; Starlette. Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Infinity - Reddit client for Android Available on F-Droid junipf/reddit-frontend - A reddit front-end written in React Official instance: https://jpf-reddit.netlify.app kddit - uWSGI frontend for Reddit.com written in Python Official instance: https://kddit.kalli.st Libreddit - Alternative front-end for Reddit. Themed around Reddit\u0026rsquo;s new design - Lightweight, no JavaScript, no ads, no tracking. Official instance: libredd.it Public instances: https://github.com/spikecodes/libreddit#instances RedditClient - Alternative front-end for Reddit, built with Angular Roffline - A self-hosted offline Reddit server. It allows you to browse Reddit posts (including any media in the post) while offline. It is targeted at people that have intermittent internet Snew - Open-source client for Reddit forked from the Reddit source code. Slide - Open source, ad free Reddit browser for Android Available on F-Droid Stealth - Account-free, privacy-oriented, and feature-rich Reddit client. Available on F-Droid Teddit - Alternative Reddit front-end focused on privacy - Lightweight, no ads, no JavaScript, unofficial API. Official instance: https://teddit.net Public instances: https://github.com/teddit-net/teddit#instances Github mirror repository Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Teddit Top of Reddit - Top Reddit posts every day. Troddit: A web client for Reddit Official instance: https://www.troddit.com Updoot - Android, alternative front-end for Reddit. Xeddit - A Xamarin.Forms app for Reddit. Official instance: xeddit.com Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Xeddit Redirection # Farside - Farside provides links that automatically redirect to working instances of privacy-oriented alternative frontends, such as Nitter, Libreddit, etc. This allows for users to have more reliable access to the available public instances for a particular service, while also helping to distribute traffic more evenly across all instances and avoid performance bottlenecks and rate-limiting. LibRedirect - App that redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends. If you click on a link of a Youtube like it will redirect to you to Newpipe, Twitter to nitter, Wikipedia to Wikiless etc. Privacy Redirect - A simple web extension that redirects Twitter, YouTube, Instagram \u0026amp; Google Maps requests to privacy friendly alternatives Firefox Add-On: Privacy Redirect Chrome Extension: Privacy Redirect UntrackMe - UntrackMe transforms Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Reddit and Medium and Wikipedia links to links of open source, privacy friendly front-ends. Converts Google Maps links to OpenStreetMap links. Removes tracking parameters from any url. Then delegates the action to other apps that are capable of handling them. (Android app) Watch on Odysee - Browser add on that redirects you from YouTube to odysee a decentralized Youtube alternative Reuters # Neuters - An alternative front-end to Reuters.com. It is intended to be lightweight and fast, and was heavily inspired by Nitter Official instance: https://boxcat.site Shazam # SongRec - Open-source Shazam client for Linux, written in Rust. Spotify # Downtify - Open source Spotify ripper. Self Hosted. Kotify - Requires Spotify Account - Multiplatform desktop client for Spotify focused on library organization for power users. Relies on official Spotify client for playback Librespot - Requires Spotify Premium Account - librespot is an open source client library for Spotify. It enables applications to use Spotify\u0026rsquo;s service to control and play music via various backends, and to act as a Spotify Connect receiver. It is an alternative to the official and now deprecated closed-source libspotify. Additionally, it will provide extra features which are not available in the official library Oggify - Download Spotify tracks to Ogg Vorbis (with a Spotify premium account), based on librespot psst - Fast and multi-platform Spotify client with native GUI Podcast MP3 Downloader - Download MP3 files of your favorite podcasts from Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts, and Overcast. Spot: Gtk/Rust native Spotify client for the GNOME desktop. Only works with premium accounts Spotiqueue - Minimalistic queue-oriented macOS-native client for Spotify, with Guile Scheme scriptability SpotDownloader - A simple web tool that allows you to download songs from Spotify. You can download a song either by entering a track, album, or playlist link. You can also download the entire album or playlist in ZIP format. It also adds all the metadata like cover image, artists, and release date in the downloaded songs. Show, Podcast, and Artist page links aren\u0026rsquo;t supported yet. Spotiflyer - Download free content from Youtube, Spotify, Sound Cloud and more Spotube: A lightweight and free Spotify crossplatform-client which handles playback manually, streams music using Youtube \u0026amp; no Spotify premium account is needed SpotX: Modified Spotify Client for Windows (Windows Only) - Blocking ads and updates for the desktop version of Spotify, disabling podcasts and more Telegram # Telegram-FOSS - Unofficial, FOSS-friendly fork of the original Telegram client for Android. TikTok # ProxiTok - Open source alternative frontend for TikTok made with PHP. Official instance: Pussthecat Instance Twitch # ElectronPlayer - Electron Based Web Video Services Player. Supports Netflix, Youtube, Twitch, Floatplane, Hulu and more streamlink-twitch-gui - Multi platform Twitch.tv browser for Streamlink Twire: Alternative and open source Twitch client for Android Xtra - Twitch player and browser for Android Twitter/X # Due to recent changes with the Twitter API Policy you may have mixed success with these.\nFritter - A free, open-source Twitter client for Android. Harpy - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Flutter/Dart. Nitter - Alternative Twitter front-end - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Official instance: nitter.net Public instances: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances Example: Troy Hunt on Twitter and Nitter Shitter - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Java. Tweet-app - Desktop Twitter client only for tweeting. Timeline never shows up. Tweeterr - A tool to use Twitter from the command line on the fly. Tweepy - Twitter for Python Twidere X - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built mostly with Kotlin, in early stage. YouTube # Alltube - Web GUI for youtube-dl AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. BlackHole - Android music player app for YouTube Music and Spotify made with Flutter CloudTube - Alternative front-end for Invidious Official instance: https://tube.cadence.moe Installation guide for self-hosting: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/tube-docs/tree/main/item/docs/cloudtube/Installing%20CloudTube.md FreeTube - Open source YouTube desktop player for privacy on Windows, Mac and Linux Invidious - Invidious is an alternative front-end to YouTube - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Home page: https://invidious.io Invidious instances (Github): https://github.com/iv-org/documentation/blob/master/Invidious-Instances.md Invidious instances API: https://api.invidious.io Installation guide for self-hosting: https://docs.invidious.io/Installation.md Invidious-viewer - Python application to watch YouTube videos through the Invidious API, in the terminal (requires MPV player and libmpv.so, provided by Linux distro) Invuedious - An alternative frontend for invidious built with vue.js Official instance: https://bocchilorenzo.github.io/invuedious/ LibreTube - Android frontend for YouTube, based on Piped minitube - Lightweight youtube client with a kid-friendly interface. Can make playlists from search keywords mps-youtube - Terminal based YouTube player and downloader. NewPipe - A libre lightweight streaming front-end for Android oleksis/youtube-dl-gui - Cross-platform front-end GUI of the popular youtube-dl written in wxPython OpenVideoDownloader aka jely2002/youtube-dl-gui - A cross-platform GUI for youtube-dl made in Electron and node.js Piped - An alternative privacy-friendly YouTube frontend which is efficient by design - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking Official instance: https://piped.kavin.rocks List of public instances: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped/wiki/Instances Installation guide for self-hosting: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Documentation/blob/main/content/docs/self-hosting/index.md pipe-viewer - A lightweight application (fork of straw-viewer) for searching and playing videos from YouTube. Plumber - Local and remote video trimmer, can trim parts of video without downloading whole video, utilizes youtube-dl, allows conversion to GIFs smtube - Stand-alone YouTube video player Website: https://www.smtube.org SMTube is part of SMPlayer SMPlayer website: https://www.smplayer.info SMPlayer repository: https://github.com/smplayer-dev/smplayer SmartTubeNext - SmartTubeNext is an advanced YouTube app for Android TVs and TV boxes, free and open source. It is not a live TV client and does not support \u0026ldquo;YouTube TV\u0026rdquo;. SkyTube - An open-source YouTube app for Android. Tartube - A GUI front-end for youtube-dl, partly based on youtube-dl-gui and written in Python 3 / Gtk 3 th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). TubeArchivist - A self hosted YouTube media server. TubeSync - TubeSync is a PVR (personal video recorder) for YouTube. It syncs YouTube channels and playlists to a locally hosted media server. ViewTube - An alternative front-end for YouTube, written in Vue.js, uses Plyr video player; supports SponsorBlock, multiple Invidious instances support, chapters Vividl - Modern Windows GUI for youtube-dl Youtube-dl - Command-line program to download videos from YouTube.com and other video sites Youtube-viewer - Lightweight YouTube client for Linux YouTube.js - Full-featured wrapper around the Innertube API, which is what YouTube itself uses uYouPlus - uYouPlus (uYou+) is an alternative YouTube app for Apple\u0026rsquo;s iOS and iPadOS. yattee - Alternative YouTube frontend for iOS, tvOS and macOS built with Invidious and Piped, supports sponsorblock yt-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously without forcing javascript (Fork of youtube-local) yt-dlp - A youtube-dl fork with additional features and fixes. ytcc - Command line tool to keep track of your favorite playlists on YouTube and many other places. Can import youtube subscriptions from Google Takeout and provide them as an RSS feed for your favorite reader. ytfzf - A POSIX script that helps you find Youtube videos (without API) and opens/downloads them using mpv/youtube-dl. ytmdl - A simple app to get songs from YouTube in mp3 format with artist name, album name etc from sources like iTunes, LastFM, Deezer, Gaana etc. ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. ytdl-gui - A simple-to-use, cross-platform graphical interface for youtube-dl youtube-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously and with greater page performance ytcast - Cast YouTube videos to your smart TV from the command line. This program does roughly the same thing as the \u0026ldquo;Play on TV\u0026rdquo; button that appears on the player bar when you visit youtube.com with Chrome or when you use the YouTube smartphone app YouTube Music # AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. "},{"id":8,"href":"/hacking/","title":"Hacking","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The truth is revealed by removing things that stand in its light, an art not unlike sculpture, in which the artist creates, not by building, but by hacking away.\u0026rdquo; - Alan Watts\nWelcome to the Hacking section of Liberty tools! Hacking should be used to increase your knowledge and harden your defenses. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAnonymity # BinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\nI2P - The Invisible Internet Project.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nNipe - Script to redirect all traffic from the machine to the Tor network.\nOnionScan - One of the Hacking Tools for investigating the Dark Web by finding operational security issues introduced by Tor hidden service operators.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nTor - Free software and onion routed overlay network that helps you defend against traffic analysis.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nBug Bounty Platforms # Bugcrowd List - List of many companies that provide bug bounties. CTF(Capture the flag) # Ctf-tools - Collection of setup scripts to install various security research tools easily and quickly deployable to new machines.\nPwntools - Rapid exploit development framework built for use in CTFs.\nRsaCtfTool - Decrypt data enciphered using weak RSA keys, and recover private keys from public keys using a variety of automated attacks.\nDDoS # HOIC - Updated version of Low Orbit Ion Cannon, has ‘boosters’ to get around common counter measures.\nJS LOIC - JavaScript in-browser version of LOIC.\nLOIC - Open source network stress tool for Windows.\nSlowLoris - DoS tool that uses low bandwidth on the attacking side.\nT50 - Faster network stress tool.\nUFONet - Abuses OSI layer 7 HTTP to create/manage ‘zombies’ and to conduct different attacks using; GET/POST, multithreading, proxies, origin spoofing methods, cache evasion techniques, etc.\nDefense Evasion # AntiVirus Evasion Tool (AVET) - Post-process exploits containing executable files targeted for Windows machines to avoid being recognized by antivirus software.\nHyperion - Runtime encryptor for 32-bit portable executables (“PE .exes”).\nPeCloak.py - Automates the process of hiding a malicious Windows executable from antivirus (AV) detection.\nPeCloakCapstone - Multi-platform fork of the peCloak.py automated malware antivirus evasion tool.\nUniByAv - Simple obfuscator that takes raw shellcode and generates Anti-Virus friendly executables by using a brute-forcable, 32-bit XOR key.\nVeil - Generate metasploit payloads that bypass common anti-virus solutions.\nDefcon Suggested Reading # Defcon Suggested Reading Email Spoofing # SpoofBox - Offers email, SMS, Phone spoofing and lots of other tools. Not a free service. Can also be used to look up phone numbers. Exploit Development # Exploit Writing Tutorials - Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nShellcode Examples - Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial - Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nFile Format Analysis # Hachoir - Python library to view and edit a binary stream as tree of fields and tools for metadata extraction.\nKaitai Struct - File formats and network protocols dissection language and web IDE, generating parsers in C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby.\nVeles - Binary data visualization and analysis tool.\nForensics # Autopsy - Full suite of open source forensics tools.\nCAINE - CAINE is Linux Live CD that contains a wealth of digital forensic tools. Features include a user-friendly GUI, semi-automated report creation and tools for Mobile Forensics, Network Forensics, Data Recovery and more.\nFTK Imager - Open Source Disk imaging tool.\nPaladin Forensic Suite - Live Ubuntu distro with lots of tools. Open source with free and paid versions.\nSIFT Workstation - The SIFT Workstation is a collection of free and open-source incident response and forensic tools designed to perform detailed digital forensic examinations in a variety of settings, all built inside an Ubuntu VM.\nSMART - Open source sampling of many proprietary forensics tools.\nGNU/Linux Utilities # Linux Exploit Suggester - Heuristic reporting on potentially viable exploits for a given GNU/Linux system. Hacking Focused OSINT # AQUATONE - Subdomain discovery tool utilizing various open sources producing a report that can be used as input to other tools.\nBinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\nDataSploit - OSINT visualizer utilizing Shodan, Censys, Clearbit, EmailHunter, FullContact, and Zoomeye behind the scenes.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\ngithub-dorks - CLI tool to scan Github repos/organizations for potential sensitive information leak.\nIntrigue - Automated OSINT \u0026amp; Attack Surface discovery framework with powerful API, UI and CLI.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nShodan - World’s first search engine for Internet-connected devices.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSn1per - One of the Hacking Tools for Automated Pentest Recon Scanner.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\nThreat Crowd - Search engine for threats.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nvcsmap - Plugin-based tool to scan public version control systems for sensitive information.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nHacking Conventions # 44Con - Annual Security Conference held in London.\nAppSecUSA - Annual conference organized by OWASP.\nBalCCon - Balkan Computer Congress, annually held in Novi Sad, Serbia.\nBlack Hat - Annual security conference in Las Vegas.\nBruCON - Annual security conference in Belgium.\nCarolinaCon - Infosec conference, held annually in North Carolina.\nCCC - Annual meeting of the international hacker scene in Germany.\nCHCon - Christchurch Hacker Con, Only South Island of New Zealand hacker con.\nDeepSec - Security Conference in Vienna, Austria.\nDefCamp - Largest Security Conference in Eastern Europe, held annually in Bucharest, Romania.\nDEF CON - Annual hacker convention in Las Vegas. Known for having a left wing bias.\nEkoparty - Largest Security Conference in Latin America, held annually in Buenos Aires, Argentina.\nFSec - FSec - Croatian Information Security Gathering in Varaždin, Croatia.\nHack3rCon - Annual US hacker conference.\nHack.lu - Annual conference held in Luxembourg.\nHackfest - Largest hacking conference in Canada.\nHITB - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nHacking In The Box - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nInfosecurity Europe - Europe’s number one information security event, held in London, UK.\nLayerOne - Annual US security conference held every spring in Los Angeles.\nNullcon - Annual conference in Delhi and Goa, India.\nPhreakNIC - Technology conference held annually in middle Tennessee.\nRSA Conference USA - Annual security conference in San Francisco, California, USA.\nShmooCon - Annual US East coast hacker convention.\nSkyDogCon - Technology conference in Nashville.\nSummerCon - One of the oldest hacker conventions, held during Summer.\nSwiss Cyber Storm - Annual security conference in Lucerne, Switzerland.\nThotCon - Annual US hacker conference held in Chicago.\nTroopers - Annual international IT Security event with workshops held in Heidelberg, Germany.\nVirus Bulletin Conference - Annual conference going to be held in Denver, USA for 2016.\nHash Cracking # BruteForce Wallet - Find the password of an encrypted wallet file (i.e. wallet.dat).\nCeWL - Generates custom wordlists by spidering a target’s website and collecting unique words.\nHashcat - Another One of the Hacking Tools The more fast hash cracker.\nJohn the Ripper - One of the best Hacking Tools for Fast password cracker.\nJWT Cracker - Simple HS256 JWT token brute force cracker.\nRar Crack - RAR bruteforce cracker.\nHex Editors # 0xED – Native macOS hex editor that supports plug-ins to display custom data types.\nFrhed – Binary file editor for Windows.\nHexEdit.js – Browser-based hex editing.\nHexinator – World’s finest (proprietary, commercial) Hex Editor.\nInformation Security Magazines # 2600: The Hacker Quarterly – American publication about technology and computer “underground.”\nPhrack Magazine – By far the longest running hacker zine.\nUnredacted Magazine - The official magazine from Michael Bazzell author of Extreme Privacy.\nLock Picking Resources # Awesome Lockpicking – Awesome guides, tools, and other resources about the security and compromise of locks, safes, and keys.\nBosnianbill – More lockpicking videos.\nSchuyler Towne channel – Lockpicking videos and security talks.\n/r/lockpicking – Resources for learning lockpicking, equipment recommendations.\nmacOS Utilities # Bella – Pure Python post-exploitation data mining and remote administration tool for macOS. Multi-paradigm Frameworks # Armitage – Java-based GUI front-end for the Metasploit Framework.\nExploitPack – Graphical tool for automating penetration tests that ships with many pre-packaged exploits.\nFaraday – Multiuser integrated pentesting environment for red teams performing cooperative penetration tests, security audits, and risk assessments.\nMetasploit – Post exploitation Hacking Tools for offensive security teams to help verify vulnerabilities and manage security assessments.\nPupy – Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android) remote administration and post-exploitation tool.\nNetwork Tools # BetterCAP – Modular, portable and easily extensible MITM framework.\nCloudFail – Unmask server IP addresses hidden behind Cloudflare by searching old database records and detecting misconfigured DNS.\nCrackMapExec – A swiss army knife for pentesting networks.\nDebookee – Simple and powerful network traffic analyzer for macOS.\nDET – Proof of concept to perform data exfiltration using either single or multiple channel(s) at the same time.\nDgcd – Simple Unix network utility to extend the accessibility of TCP/IP based network services beyond firewalls.\nDnsmap – One of the Hacking Tools for Passive DNS network mapper.\nDnsrecon – One of the Hacking Tools for DNS enumeration script.\nDnschef – Highly configurable DNS proxy for pentesters.\nDnsenum – Perl script that enumerates DNS information from a domain, attempts zone transfers, performs a brute force dictionary style attack, and then performs reverse look-ups on the results.\nDnstracer – Determines where a given DNS server gets its information from, and follows the chain of DNS servers.\nDNSDumpster – One of the Hacking Tools for Online DNS recon and search service.\nDshell – Network forensic analysis framework.\nDsniff – Collection of tools for network auditing and pentesting.\nDripcap – Caffeinated packet analyzer.\nEvilgrade – Modular framework to take advantage of poor upgrade implementations by injecting fake updates.\nEttercap – Comprehensive, mature suite for machine-in-the-middle attacks.\nImpacket – A collection of Python classes for working with network protocols.\nIntercepter-NG – Multifunctional network toolkit.\nMass Scan – Best Hacking Tools for TCP port scanner, spews SYN packets asynchronously, scanning entire Internet in under 5 minutes.\nMallory – HTTP/HTTPS proxy over SSH.\nMitmproxy – Interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy for penetration testers and software developers.\nMorpheus – Automated ettercap TCP/IP Hacking Tools.\nNetsniff-ng – Swiss army knife for network sniffing.\nNetwork-Tools.com – Website offering an interface to numerous basic network utilities like ping, traceroute, whois, and more.\nNmap – Free security scanner for network exploration \u0026amp; security audits.\nPassivedns – Network sniffer that logs all DNS server replies for use in a passive DNS setup.\nPassivedns-client – Library and query tool for querying several passive DNS providers.\nPig – One of the Hacking Tools for GNU/Linux packet crafting.\nPwnat – Punches holes in firewalls and NATs.\nPraeda – Automated multi-function printer data harvester for gathering usable data during security assessments.\nPrinter Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) – Tool for printer security testing capable of IP and USB connectivity, fuzzing, and exploitation of PostScript, PJL, and PCL printer language features.\nRoutersploit – Open source exploitation framework similar to Metasploit but dedicated to embedded devices.\nScanless – Utility for using websites to perform port scans on your behalf so as not to reveal your own IP.\nScapy – Python-based interactive packet manipulation program \u0026amp; library.\nSPARTA – Graphical interface offering scriptable, configurable access to existing network infrastructure scanning and enumeration tools.\nSSH MITM – Intercept SSH connections with a proxy; all plaintext passwords and sessions are logged to disk.\nTcpdump/libpcap – Common packet analyzer that runs under the command line.\nWireshark – Widely-used graphical, cross-platform network protocol analyzer.\nXRay – Network (sub)domain discovery and reconnaissance automation tool.\nZarp – Network attack tool centered around the exploitation of local networks.\nZmap – Open source network scanner that enables researchers to easily perform Internet-wide network studies.\nOperating Systems # Best Linux Penetration Testing Distributions @ CyberPunk – Description of main penetration testing distributions.\nCuckoo – Open source automated malware analysis system.\nComputer Aided Investigative Environment (CAINE) – Italian GNU/Linux live distribution created as a digital forensics project.\nCSILinux - CSI\u0026rsquo;s mission is to equip you with the most advanced tools in digital forensics, OSINT, and incident response.\nDigital Evidence \u0026amp; Forensics Toolkit (DEFT) – Live CD for forensic analysis runnable without tampering or corrupting connected devices where the boot process takes place.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nSecurity @ Distrowatch – Website dedicated to talking about, reviewing, and keeping up to date with open source operating systems.\nTails – Live OS aimed at preserving privacy and anonymity.\nPhysical Hacking Tools # Anof-cyber/APTRS - APTRS (Automated Penetration Testing Reporting System) is an automated reporting tool in Python and Django. The tool allows Penetration testers to create a report directly without using the Traditional Docx file. It also provides an approach to keeping track of the projects and vulnerabilities.\nCanarytokens.org - Canarytokens are a free, quick, painless way to help defenders discover they\u0026rsquo;ve been breached by having attackers announce themselves. These are digital honeypots you can configure on your own network.\nFlipperzero.one - Flipper Zero is a portable multi-tool for pentesters and geeks in a toy-like body. It loves hacking digital stuff, such as radio protocols, access control systems, hardware and more. It\u0026rsquo;s fully open-source and customizable, so you can extend it in whatever way you like. Check out more firmware options here\nHak5.org - Sells many hacking for wifi pentesting, hotplug attacks, implants, remote access field kits and more. Breakdown of multiple tools\nLAN Turtle – Covert “USB Ethernet Adapter” that provides remote access, network intelligence gathering, and MITM capabilities when installed in a local network.\nPoisontap – Siphons cookies, exposes internal (LAN-side) router and installs web backdoor on locked computers.\nUSB Rubber Ducky – Customizable keystroke injection attack platform masquerading as a USB thumbdrive.\nWiFi Pineapple – Wireless auditing and penetration testing platform.\nPenetration Testing Resources # Pentest Tools # Metasploit Unleashed - Free Offensive Security Metasploit course.\nMITRE’s Adversarial Tactics, Techniques \u0026amp; Common Knowledge (ATT\u0026amp;CK) – Curated knowledge base and model for cyber adversary behavior.\nOpen Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM) – Framework for providing test cases that result in verified facts on which to base decisions that impact an organization’s security.\nOpen Web Application Security Project (OWASP) – Worldwide not-for-profit charitable organization focused on improving the security of especially Web-based and Application-layer software.\nPenetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) – Documentation designed to provide a common language and scope for performing and reporting the results of a penetration test.\nPenetration Testing Framework (PTF) – Outline for performing penetration tests compiled as a general framework usable by vulnerability analysts and penetration testers alike.\nPENTEST-WIKI – Free online security knowledge library for pentesters and researchers.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nShellcode Examples – Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial – Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nXSS-Payloads – Ultimate resource for all things cross-site including payloads, tools, games and documentation.\nPenetration Testing Distributions # ArchStrike – Arch GNU/Linux repository for security professionals and enthusiasts.\nAttifyOS – GNU/Linux distribution focused on tools useful during Internet of Things (IoT) security assessments.\nBackBox – Ubuntu-based distribution for penetration tests and security assessments.\nBlackArch – Arch GNU/Linux-based distribution with best Hacking Tools for penetration testers and security researchers.\nFedora Security Lab – Provides a safe test environment to work on security auditing, forensics, system rescue and teaching security testing methodologies.\nKali – GNU/Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing Hacking Tools.\nNetwork Security Toolkit (NST) – Fedora-based bootable live operating system designed to provide easy access to best-of-breed open source network security applications.\nParrot – Distribution similar to Kali, with multiple architectures with 100 of Hacking Tools.\nPentoo – Security-focused live CD based on Gentoo.\nThe Pentesters Framework – Distro organized around the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES), providing a curated collection of utilities that eliminates often unused toolchains.\nDocker for Penetration Testing # docker pull kalilinux/kali-linux-docker docker pull owasp/zap2docker-stable docker pull wpscanteam/wpscan docker pull citizenstig/dvwa docker pull wpscanteam/vulnerablewordpress docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-6271 docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-0160 docker pull opendns/security-ninjas docker pull diogomonica/docker-bench-security docker pull ismisepaul/securityshepherd docker pull danmx/docker-owasp-webgoat docker-compose build \u0026amp;\u0026amp; docker-compose up docker pull citizenstig/nowasp docker pull bkimminich/juice-shop docker pull phocean/msf Penetration Testing Report Templates # Pentesting Report Template – lucideus.com template.\nPentesting Report Template – pcisecuritystandards.org template.\nPublic Pentesting Reports – Curated list of public penetration test reports released by several consulting firms and academic security groups.\nRansomware Recovery # Nomoreransom - Help detect what kind of ransomware encryption you’re affected by and free tools to unlock it, in many but not all cases. Reverse Engineering Tools # Binwalk – Fast, easy to use tool for analyzing, reverse engineering, and extracting firmware images.\nCapstone – Lightweight multi-platform, multi-architecture disassembly framework.\ndnSpy – One of the Hacking Tools to reverse engineer .NET assemblies.\nEvan’s Debugger – OllyDbg-like debugger for GNU/Linux.\nFrida – Dynamic instrumentation toolkit for developers, reverse-engineers, and security researchers.\nImmunity Debugger – Powerful way to write exploits and analyze malware.\nInteractive Disassembler (IDA Pro) – Proprietary multi-processor disassembler and debugger for Windows, GNU/Linux, or macOS; also has a free version, IDA Free.\nMedusa – Open source, cross-platform interactive disassembler.\nOllyDbg – x86 debugger for Windows binaries that emphasizes binary code analysis.\nPeda – Python Exploit Development Assistance for GDB.\nPlasma – Interactive disassembler for x86/ARM/MIPS. Generates indented pseudo-code with colored syntax code.\nPyREBox – Python scriptable Reverse Engineering sandbox by Cisco-Talos.\nRadare2 – Open source, crossplatform reverse engineering framework.\nrVMI – Debugger on steroids; inspect userspace processes, kernel drivers, and preboot environments in a single tool.\nVoltron – Extensible debugger UI toolkit written in Python.\nWDK/WinDbg – Windows Driver Kit and WinDbg.\nx64dbg – Open source x64/x32 debugger for windows.\nSecurity Courses # ARIZONA CYBER WARFARE RANGE – 24×7 live fire exercises for beginners through real world operations; capability for upward progression into the real world of cyber warfare.\nComputer Security Student – Many free tutorials, great for beginners, $10/mo membership unlocks all content.\nCTF Field Guide – Everything you need to win your next CTF competition.\nCybrary – Free courses in ethical hacking and advanced penetration testing. Advanced penetration testing courses are based on the book ‘Penetration Testing for Highly-Secured Environments’.\nEuropean Union Agency for Network and Information Security – ENISA Cyber Security Training material.\nOffensive Security Training – Training from BackTrack/Kali developers.\nOpen Security Training – Training material for computer security classes.\nSANS Security Training – Computer Security Training \u0026amp; Certification.\nSide-channel Tools # ChipWhisperer – Complete open-source toolchain for side-channel power analysis and glitching attacks. Social Engineering # Beelogger – Tool for generating keylooger.\nCatphish – Tool for phishing and corporate espionage written in Ruby.\nEvilginx – MITM attack framework used for phishing credentials and session cookies from any Web service.\nKing Phisher – One of the Hacking Tools for Phishing campaign toolkit used for creating and managing multiple simultaneous phishing attacks with custom email and server content.\nSocial Engineer Toolkit (SET) – Open source pentesting framework designed for social engineering featuring a number of custom attack vectors to make believable attacks quickly.\nSocial Engineering Framework – Information resource for social engineers.\nwifiphisher – Automated phishing attacks against WiFi networks.\nStatic Analyzers # Bandit – Security oriented static analyser for python code.\nBrakeman – Static analysis security vulnerability scanner for Ruby on Rails applications.\nCppcheck – Extensible C/C++ static analyzer focused on finding bugs.\nFindBugs – Free software static analyzer to look for bugs in Java code.\nSobelow – Security-focused static analysis for the Phoenix Framework.\nTransport Layer Security Tools # SSLyze – Fast and comprehensive TLS/SSL configuration analyzer to help identify security mis-configurations.\nTLS Prober – Fingerprint a server’s SSL/TLS implementation.\nTestssl.sh – Command line tool which checks a server’s service on any port for the support of TLS/SSL ciphers, protocols as well as some cryptographic flaws.\nTools, Lists, Tutorials etc. # AD Exploit guides - Detailed guide on methods to exploit Active Directory.\nAndroid Security – Collection of Android security-related resources.\nAppSec – Resources for learning about application security.\nAwesome Awesomness – The List of the Lists.\nC/C++ Programming – One of the main language for open source security tools.\nCTFs – Capture The Flag frameworks, libraries, etc.\nExploit Writing Tutorials – Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nForensics – Free (mostly open source) forensic analysis tools and resources.\nGB Hackers Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHackerone Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHacking – Tutorials, tools, and resources.\nHoneypots – Honeypots, tools, components, and more.\nInfoSec § Hacking challenges – Comprehensive directory of CTFs, wargames, hacking challenge websites, Penetration testing tools list practice lab exercises, and more.\nInfosec – Information security resources for pentesting, forensics, and more.\nJavaScript Programming – In-browser development and scripting.\nKali Linux Tools – List of Hacking tools present in Kali Linux.\nMalware Analysis – Tools and resources for analysts.\nNode.js Programming – Curated list of delightful Node.js packages and resources.\nPCAP Tools – Tools for processing network traffic.\nPenetration Testing Cheat Sheets – Awesome Pentest Cheat Sheets.\nPivoting and Tunneling Guide - Detailed guide on methods to exploit.\nPython Programming 1 – General Python programming.\nPython Programming 2 – General Python programming.\nPython tools for penetration testers – Lots of pentesting tools are written in Python.\nRuby Programming 1 – The de-facto language for writing exploits.\nRuby Programming 2 – The de-facto\nVirtual Machines Labs # CFTtime - Free capture the flag hacking games.\nMindMaps - Massive list of smaller sites that provide individual hacking challenges.\nPentesterlab - Free and paid Pentesting training with labs.\nSadcloud - Sadcloud is a tool for spinning up insecure AWS infrastructure with Terraform.\nVulnerability Hub - Free Virtual machines to hack, provided by the community.\nVulnmachines - A place to learn and improve penetration testing/ethical hacking skills for FREE. The labs consist of 100+ real world scenarios to practice the latest exploits and cutting edge hacking techniques.\nVulnerability Databases # Bugtraq (BID) – Software security bug identification database compiled from submissions to the SecurityFocus mailing list and other sources, operated by Symantec, Inc.\nCommon Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) – Dictionary of common names (i.e., CVE Identifiers) for publicly known security vulnerabilities.\nCXSecurity – Archive of published CVE and Bugtraq software vulnerabilities cross-referenced with a Google dork database for discovering the listed vulnerability.\nExploit-DB – Non-profit project hosting exploits for software vulnerabilities, provided as a public service by Offensive Security.\nFull-Disclosure – Public, vendor-neutral forum for detailed discussion of vulnerabilities, often publishes details before many other sources.\nInj3ct0r (Onion service) – Exploit marketplace and vulnerability information aggregator.\nMicrosoft Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Microsoft software.\nMicrosoft Security Bulletins – Announcements of security issues discovered in Microsoft software, published by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC).\nMozilla Foundation Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Mozilla software, including the Firefox Web Browser.\nNational Vulnerability Database (NVD) – United States government’s National Vulnerability Database provides additional meta-data (CPE, CVSS scoring) of the standard CVE List along with a fine-grained search engine.\nPacket Storm – Compendium of exploits, advisories, tools, and other security-related resources aggregated from across the industry.\nSecuriTeam – Independent source of software vulnerability information.\nUS-CERT Vulnerability Notes Database – Summaries, technical details, remediation information, and lists of vendors affected by software vulnerabilities, aggregated by the United States Computer Emergency Response Team (US-CERT).\nVulnerability Lab – Open forum for security advisories organized by category of exploit target.\nVulners – Security database of software vulnerabilities.\nZero Day Initiative – Bug bounty program with the publicly accessible archive of published security advisories, operated by TippingPoint.\nVulnerability Scanners # Nexpose – Commercial vulnerability and risk management assessment engine that integrates with Metasploit, sold by Rapid7.\nNessus – Commercial vulnerability management, configuration, and compliance assessment platform, sold by Tenable. Free for under 25 devices.\nOpenVAS – Free open source software implementation of the popular Nessus vulnerability assessment system.\nVuls – Agentless vulnerability scanner for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD, written in Go.\nWeb Exploitation # Autochrome – Easy to install a test browser with all the appropriate setting needed for web application testing with native Burp support, from NCCGroup.\nBlindElephant – Web application fingerprinter.\nBrowser Exploitation Framework (BeEF) – Command and control server for delivering exploits to commandeered Web browsers.\nBurp Suite – One of the Hacking Tools integrated platform for performing security testing of web applications.\nCommix – Automated all-in-one operating system command injection and exploitation tool.\nDVCS Ripper – Rip web accessible (distributed) version control systems: SVN/GIT/HG/BZR.\nEyeWitness – Tool to take screenshots of websites, provide some server header info, and identify default credentials if possible.\nFiddler – Free cross-platform web debugging proxy with user-friendly companion tools.\nFimap – Find, prepare, audit, exploit and even Google automatically for LFI/RFI bugs.\nFuzzDB – Dictionary of attack patterns and primitives for black-box application fault injection and resource discovery.\nGitTools – One of the Hacking Tools that Automatically find and download Web accessible .git repositories.\nKadabra – Automatic LFI exploiter and scanner.\nKadimus – LFI scan and exploit tool.\nLiffy – LFI exploitation tool.\nNoSQLmap – Automatic NoSQL injection and database takeover tool.\nOffensive Web Testing Framework (OWTF) – Python-based framework for pentesting Web applications based on the OWASP Testing Guide.\nSslstrip – One of the Hacking Tools Demonstration of the HTTPS stripping attacks.\nSslstrip2 – SSLStrip version to defeat HSTS.\nsqlmap – Automatic SQL injection and database takeover tool.\nTplmap – Automatic server-side template injection and Web server takeover Hacking Tools.\nVHostScan – A virtual host scanner that performs reverse lookups, can be used with pivot tools, detect catch-all scenarios, aliases and dynamic default pages.\nWeevely3 – Weaponized web shell.\nWebscreenshot – A simple script to take screenshots of list of websites.\nWhatWeb – Website fingerprinter.\nWappalyzer – Wappalyzer uncovers the technologies used on websites.\nwafw00f – Identifies and fingerprints Web Application Firewall (WAF) products.\nWordPress Exploit Framework – Ruby framework for developing and using modules which aid in the penetration testing of WordPress powered websites and systems.\nWPSploit – Exploit WordPress-powered websites with Metasploit.\nWeb Scanners # Arachni – Scriptable framework for evaluating the security of web applications.\nCms-explorer – Reveal the specific modules, plugins, components and themes that various websites powered by content management systems are running.\nNikto – Noisy but fast black box web server and web application vulnerability scanner.\nSecApps – In-browser web application security testing suite.\nWebReaver – Commercial, graphical web application vulnerability scanner designed for macOS.\nw3af – Hacking Tools for Web application attack and audit framework.\nWPScan – Hacking Tools of Black box WordPress vulnerability scanner.\nWapiti – Black box web application vulnerability scanner with built-in fuzzer.\nJoomscan – One of the best Hacking Tools for Joomla vulnerability scanner.\nACSTIS – Automated client-side template injection (sandbox escape/bypass) detection for AngularJS.\nWindows Utilities # Bloodhound – Graphical Active Directory trust relationship explorer.\nDeathStar – Python script that uses Empire’s RESTful API to automate gaining Domain Admin rights in Active Directory environments.\nEmpire – Pure PowerShell post-exploitation agent.\nFibratus – Tool for exploration and tracing of the Windows kernel.\nMagic Unicorn – Shellcode generator for numerous attack vectors, including Microsoft Office macros, PowerShell, HTML applications (HTA), or certutil (using fake certificates).\nMimikatz – Credentials extraction tool for Windows operating system.\nPowerSploit – PowerShell Post-Exploitation Framework.\nredsnarf – Post-exploitation tool for retrieving password hashes and credentials from Windows workstations, servers, and domain controllers.\nResponder – LLMNR, NBT-NS and MDNS poisoner.\nSysinternals Suite – The Sysinternals Troubleshooting Utilities.\nwePWNise – Generates architecture independent VBA code to be used in Office documents or templates and automates bypassing application control and exploit mitigation software.\nWindows Credentials Editor – Inspect logon sessions and add, change, list, and delete associated credentials, including Kerberos tickets.\nWindows Exploit Suggester – Detects potential missing patches on the target.\nWireless Network Hacking # Aircrack-ng – Set of Penetration testing \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list for auditing wireless networks.\nFluxion – Suite of automated social engineering based WPA attacks.\nKismet – Wireless network detector, sniffer, and IDS.\nReaver – Brute force attack against WiFi Protected Setup.\nWifite – Automated wireless attack tool.\n"},{"id":9,"href":"/health/","title":"Health","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Our food should be our medicine and our medicine should be our food.\u0026rdquo; - Hippocrates\nThe modern world is poisoning us. Big Ag, Big Pharma, social media, environmental pollution, EMFs are everywhere. Corporations and every level of our governments are complicit, and this trend doesnt seem to be slowing down. We need to take our health back into our own hands. By embracing traditional wisdom, and alternatives to mainstream health we can reclaim much of the health that modern society has been slowly destroying.\nReject modernity. Embrace Tradition.\nBioHacking Tools # AgelessBody - List of Biohacking tools and strategies\nAnyLuv Metal Glasses - Anyluv sells blue light blocking daytime and nighttime glasses with metal frames, so that you can minimize your light exposure without putting plastic on your face like most other blue light blocking glasses.\nBioHackerLabs Tools - Several different tools and resources. Net Carb Calc, Glucose Ketone Calc, Blood Sugar converter, Blue light testing.\nBluBlox - Cheaper Blue light blocking sunglasses\nBonCharge - Numerous products for sale. Include Blu light blocking, EMF Blocking, red light therapy etc. Products are bit pricey.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nEmr-Tek - Wide range of products. Inlcuding non plastic blue and yellow light blocking glasses. Iphone radiation blocking cases. Red light devices and more.\nOpal - App that blocks other apps. Social media can be addicting and can impact your productivity, but sometimes deleting it isn\u0026rsquo;t an option. Stop yourself from wasting time on social media during designated time frames with the Opal app.\nChips - Seed Oil Free # Seed oils are everywhere. New evidence shows that they are wildly toxic and heavily correlate with the increase in major chronic disease over the last 100 years. But Chips are also delicious so here\u0026rsquo;s a few options for seed oil free chips. Anti-Seed Oil Data\nBeefys Own - Beef tallow potato chips.\nMasa Chips - Organic nixtalized corn chips cooked in grassfed beef tallow. From the creators of the Shireapp. Accepts Bitcoin. Currently they are a bit pricey.\nRosies Chips - Beef tallow potato chips.\nSiete Foods - Family owned Mexican company that produces a wide range of seed oil free chips and other products. Primarily cooked in Avocado oil.\nClothing # Non Plastic, EMF Resistant and Grounded\nAll of these ideas may seem controversial to you. Here are some great resources to learn more about them. Grounding/Earthing , Microplastics , Guide on avoiding all plastics and toxic chemicals\nAJConsultingCompany - Non Plastic Alternatives\nBuffaloWoolCo - 100% buffalo/bison wool clothing.\nCottonique - GOTS Certified 100% Organic cotton products.\nEarth Runners - Earth Runners was created to rewild our lives in response to the typical modern domesticated lifestyle, which is causing numerous health, psychological and social issues. Grounded minimalist sandals.\nFindwool.com - Find 100% pure wool in your area.\nGrounded Shoes - Shoes that are discharged electricity from body via grounded shoes. Most(but not all) shoes are 100% leather and plastic free.\nHarvest and Mill - 100% organic cotton sheets, towels \u0026amp; more. 100% Sourced \u0026amp; Made in the USA.\nHemp Organic Life - Organic hemp products for all sorts of less common items such as: mattress covers, cushions, sleeping bags, soaps, socks, and even home and car seat covers.\nNatural Home - Natural home sells a wide mix of organic wool, cotton, linen, hemp furniture and much more.\nOddobody - 100% organic cotton underwear for woman.\nPeluva Shoes - Founded by liberty leaning nutrition expert Mark Sisson. Peluva aims to create shoes that allow you to move well in a more natural state.\nRawganique - Organic cotton, linen and Hemp clothing and accessories.\nRhizal Shoes - Grounded 100% leather shoes.\nThe Filtery - Aggregator for non plastic clothes and other household items.\nWoolshire - GOTS Certified 100% Organic locally sourced Cotton products. Organic sourcing is often not verified when it comes from other countries. At Woolshire it is verified.\nWyoming Based - American Wool company. Sells Beanies and Sweaters. Accepts Bitcoin. Manufactured in America. Anti-woke.\nCosmetics # Animal based and Non-Toxic\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Deodorant, Toothpaste, soap, etc\nCaptain Fishers - Balms and Hair serum using Tallow and other natural ingredients.\nClara And Fritz - Whipped tallow based sunscreen and other products\nDakota Tallow - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nFarrow.Life - Pork Lard based. Farrow is made in real time and in small batches to ensure super freshness and the highest quality.\nJKLM Farm - Small Batch Animal Fat Soap \u0026amp; Skincare Products. Includes bone marrow soap,bacon fat soap, hair paste and more.\nMeraki Blu - Meraki Blu and Tallow based supplements. Meraki Blu has been shown to help Energy, Focus, Short-Term and Long-Term Memory, Uplift Mood, Calm Anxiety, and be Anti-Aging focused.\nNoseToTail-BodyCare - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nVintage Tradition - Tallow Lip balms.\nWhite Oaks Home goods - White oaks also provides tallow and lard based cosmetics, candles etc.\nDental Health # Dental health has been an epidemic of malocclusion largely related the to quality of our food for thousands of years. This has led to mass issues with dental decay and improper facial development which leads to nasal breathing, which in turns leads to wisdom teeth problems and many other following health issues.Check out these resources to learn more: Weston A Price\u0026rsquo;s world wide study , Jaw Development , Breathing , General Dental Health\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Toothpaste and other products. Completely natural with no Fluoride.\nVanMan Shop - Toothpase made from eggshell and betonite clay. Shipped in glass containers. Offers other products as well.\nBite - Plastic free Vegan friendly toothpaste and other teeth related products, including bamboo tooth brushes and plastic free floss, all sold in non plastic containers.\nGreenzla - Bamboo plastic free tooth brushes.\nPlastic Free Dental Floss - Made from wheat instead of plastic for your flossing needs.\nMastique Chewing Gum - Often referred to as mastic gum, Mastique offers sugar free, seed oil and trans fat free Mastic gum for chewing to help build jaw strength and avoid jaw/wisdom teeth problems. Also comes with xylitol, coconut and natural mastic for extra teeth care. Doesn\u0026rsquo;t taste like regular gum, but ultimately its not bad tasting either.\nGreco Gum - Single ingredient mastic gum for increasing jaw strength. Made from resinous sap that seeps from the bark of the mastic tree (Pistacia lentiscus) and becomes crystallized.\nApolloGum - Single ingredient mastic gum with only a single ingredient. Offers a 21% discount if purchased in bitcoin.\nBiolight - A redlight device specifically for your mouth and teeth. Red light has shown tremendous health benefits across a wide spectrum. The Biolight can help to restore your oral microbiome. Company also provides many other redlight products.\nMewing App - An app from the creator of Mewing, that helps you do different mewing exercises designed to help strengthen your jaw with proper tongue posture, and help your face, jaw and teeth develop properly.\nEnvironmental Toxin Monitoring # Because Health - A nonprofit environmental health site that offers science-based tips and guides for buying safer cookware and dishes, uncontaminated foods, and nontoxic personal-care products—to help people live more healthfully.\nBreast Cancer Prevention Partners - An organization that provides information for reducing toxic exposures—in food packaging, cosmetics, and other everyday products—to protect people’s breast health and reproductive health.\nCHEM Trust - A website that offers terrific fact sheets about hazardous chemicals and their impacts on health, as well as news about chemical legislation in Europe (such as REACH).\nClearya - A browser plug-in and mobile app that help online shoppers make informed choices. Clearya automatically screens ingredient lists for chemicals of concern while shopping online, and assists in discovering safer alternatives. In parallel, the platform mines insights that serve environmental health scientists and advocacy groups.\nEnvironmental Defense Fund - A leading global nonprofit organization that promotes research related to preserving the health of both the environment and its populations, including humans.\nEnvironmental Health News - A publication of Environmental Health Sciences, a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental health issues, including climate change, the plastic pollution crisis, and harmful chemicals such as BPA.\nEnvironmental Working Group - A nonprofit dedicated to protecting human health and the environment. The group offers excellent Shopper’s Guides with scientifically based recommendations on choosing healthy consumer products (from cosmetics to cleaning products) and uncontaminated foods (including produce). The organization also offers a Healthy Living App with ratings of more than 120,000 food and personal-care products, to help consumers make the healthiest choices.\nMade Safe - A program that certifies safe brands of cosmetics, household products, apparel, bedding, and other products, after a rigorous screening and evaluation of ingredients and materials. Check out their new Healthy Pregnancy Guide.\nNational Resources Defense Council - An organization that works to safeguard the earth, including its air, water, people, plants, and animals, from pollution, chemicals, and other toxic effects.\nProgram on Reproductive Health and the Environment - Under the auspices of the University of California, San Francisco, this program offers valuable resources that can help minimize people’s exposure to reproductive toxins in everyday life.\nSafer Chemicals, Healthy Families - A coalition of organizations and businesses working to safeguard families from toxic chemicals in our homes, workplaces, schools, and in the products we use.\nSafer Made - An organization that invests in companies and technologies that eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals in consumer products and supply chains. Its newsletters highlight developments in phasing out certain chemicals and progress on other environmental issues.\nSilent Spring Institute - A scientific research organization dedicated to uncovering the links between environmental chemicals and human health. On the preventive front, the organization developed Detox Me, a free mobile app to help consumers reduce their exposure to toxic chemicals in their everyday surroundings.\nToxic Free Future - An organization that conducts original research on the complex science underlying different aspects of environmental health and advocates for the use of safer products, chemicals, and practices to ensure a healthier future.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFood Discovery Apps # Feed the People By the People - An organization dedicated to empowering farmers and ranchers across the country and cutting out middlemen to enable direct sales to customers. By decentralizing the food supply chain, they aim to put the power of food back in the hands of the people.\nGetRawMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area based off your zip code.\nGround Work Collective - Website that finds high quality farms and high quality soil.\nLabel Ferret - Label Ferret uses nutrition data from a variety of sources but nutrition data and ingredient labels change frequently so accuracy cannot be guaranteed. You can use this app to read ingredients and nutritional facts from a wide range of different products.\nLocal Fats: Website that that helps you find food providers that dont use seed oils. Includes locations all over the world. Locations are crowd sourced, so anyone can submit a new location they find.\nRealMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area.\nSeed Oil Rebellion - Website that provides education around seed oils and buying/food guides.\nSeed Oil Scout - App that helps you find restaurants and fast food providers that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App only works in IOS.\nSeed oil Free Restaurants - Website that lets you look up specific restaurants to see what oils they cook in and dont cook in.\nSeedy App - App that helps you find restaurants, fast food providers and products at grocery stores that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App is under construction. Old demo app only worked in IOS.\nShireapp - App that finds local high quality real foods. Includes multiple categories such as Seed oil free, regenerative, grass fed, organic, raw etc.\nHealth Funding Projects # Decentralized Health Fund - The Decentralized Health Fund looks to fund important but largely unprofitable research in regards to lesser known areas of health. The fund is working to collect and store money in BTC in order to give out grants to fund studies and projects around the dangers of EMF\u0026rsquo;s, the benefit of grounding, sunlight and other natural sources.\nNew Founding - New Founding is looking to raise funds to focus on \u0026ldquo;early-stage ventures where we can add exceptional value by leveraging our significant proprietary deal flow, our best-in-class intelligence of conservative consumer and institutional demand, and our connections within the right-wing ecosystem.\u0026rdquo; ‍\nHealthcare Alternative # Chronic Illness Recovery - An institute that focuses on healing from long term health issues caused by systemic inflammation and other modern causes.\nCrowdhealth - CrowdHealth is not an insurance company, but a platform \u0026amp; community that empowers you with a crowdfunding tool and a wealth of resources to efficiently manage your health care costs.\nCurehunter - Free service that catalogs most medical conditions and potential treatments. CureHunter is a fully integrated scientific search, data retrieval and analysis engine on the web that can read the entire US National Library of Medicine Medline Archive and automatically extract and quantify the evidence for successful clinical outcomes of all known drugs for all known human diseases.\nDPC Network - Find Direct Primary care Doctors near you.\nDpcare - Direct Primary Care (DPC) is an innovative alternative payment model improving access to high functioning healthcare with a simple, flat, affordable membership fee. No fee-for-service payments. No third party billing. The defining element of DPC is an enduring and trusting relationship between a patient and his or her primary care provider.\nDruglike - Druglike is a platform for democratizing the access, costs, and rewards of early-stage drug discovery. Druglike is building a decentralized computing network which provides resources for anyone looking to start or contribute to early-stage drug discovery projects. Unlike competitors, Druglike will be web-based and completely free to use.\nFree Market Medical Association - Free Market Medical Association helps find Market alternatives to healthcare, co-founded by the CEO of Oklahoma Surgery Center.\nOklahoma Surgery Center - Free Market for Surgery with full price transparency.\nRevero.com - Program that aims to evaluate and measure health metrics to get down to the real causes of your health issues, while using a nutritional and holistic approach.\nTrue Med - True Med helps facilitate acceptance of HSA and FSA money for individuals and companies. This can be used by or for any company that promotes better diet, exercise or other alternative forms of health.\nTWC.Health - Alternative healthcare to the mainstream pharma system. Also sells supplements. Co-founded by Dr. Peter McCullough.\nHigh Quality Meat # Organic, Grass Fed, Regenerative and Seed Oil Free Food\nAUPA Bar - The Chad of energy bars. High quality meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit. AUPA gives discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. Save an additional 5% with code word \u0026ldquo;liberty\u0026rdquo;\nEpic Provisions - One of the best and most convenient ways to access high quality meat in convenient packaging.\nForce of Nature - Another fantastic option for regenerative meat. Including Beef, Bison, Chicken, Elk, Venison, Wild Boar and more. Force of Nature is also unique in selling \u0026ldquo;Ancestral Blends\u0026rdquo; ground meat mixed with small amounts of organ meats for delicious ways to eat highly nutritious organ meats.\nJoyce-Farms - Another great regenerative source of meat. Provides a wide range of poultry, sausages and jerkies.\nMauinui Venison - Regenerative/sustainable raised deer. Axis deer are an invasive species in Maui and need to be kept in check to preserve the water and local plants/farms as there are no natural predators for the deer on Maui. Slightly pricey.\nMeatrition - A massive database in defense of all things Meat.\nNose to Tail - Regenerative and pastured raise meat, specifically focused on producing the best low PUFA raised mono-gastric animals like Chicken and Pork. Also sells Lamb.\nWhite Oak Pastures - One of the most respected regenerative farms around, practicing their idea of \u0026ldquo;radically traditionally farming\u0026rdquo;. White oaks sells several different kinds of meat, including, Duck, Goose, Guinea, Rabbit, Goat etc. White Oak has really pioneered the regenerative model and proofed its effective with a peer reviewed study\nWild Idea Buffalo - Another great option. Focuses primarily on buffalo but has several other great offers. Bison are only slaughtered in the field, never in a slaughterhouse.\nMedical Drugs Resellers # Buy medical drugs from third parties that may be in limited supply.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinal. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nContraband Cures - A list of alternative style medicines for several different conditions.\nContingency Medical - Emergency Antibiotic Kits, for Home or on the Go. Stay protected against Nausea, Vomiting, Strep Throat, UTIs, Diarrhea, Ear Infections, Sinusitis and more.\nDuration Health - The portable emergency room — Peace of mind for off-grid living and travel. Their doctors prescribe you life-saving medications before you need them. They ship them to you before your next adventure. Treat urgent medical issues anywhere — without finding a doctor or pharmacy.\nJase Medical - Emergency meds and Prescription drugs.\nMountain Rose Herbs - One of the best sources of organic herbs and alternative medicines.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nPurely Prepared Patriot - American company that sells Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and Fenbendazole.\nOSINT- Health and the Environment # Antennasearch.com - Track 5g Towers in your area.\nClimateViewerMaps - Track Real Time data of climate weather across the world including rainfall and UN Tracking of weather Modification projects.\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nSupplement Testing and Rankings # Consumerlab - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nLabdoor - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nVaccine and Medical Info # Just the Inserts - Just the Inserts is a collection of all vaccine and other medication related info from the official source. While much of this information is public, it is often obfuscated and difficult to find. Just the Inserts bring all of the safety related data to one convient place for you to check on what the actual side affects of vaccines and other medications are. "},{"id":10,"href":"/job-boards/","title":"Job Boards","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.\u0026rdquo; - Confucius\nWhy work for a company you hate? If you believe in liberty many of these companies hate you. Stop wasting your talents and your energy on them, and find something that advances your values.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale. Jobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin. Latium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase. Publish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens. Liberty and Crypto Related Job Boards # AnonFriendly - Don\u0026rsquo;t doxx yourself for work. Job boards for Anonymous workers. Bankless.Pallet - The best jobs in crypto and DeFi, curated by Bankless, for the Bankless Nation. New technical and non-technical job posts every week. BitcoinerJobs - Bitcoiner Jobs is the leading career site helping to build the emerging Bitcoin industry and the careers of Bitcoiners within it. Publicsq - Non-woke and conservative leaning job board. Talent Market - Talent Market’s mission is to promote liberty by providing talent for critical roles within the free-market nonprofit sector. Provide Free consulting for liberty focused non profits. No-Jab Job Boards # Based.Pro - Formerly \u0026ldquo;NoVaxMandate.org\u0026rdquo; Based.Pro has pivoted from its vax focus to help you connect with professionals, companies and institutions who share your values. Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types. Redballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or covid nonsense. Unjected - Dating board for people who have not had any of the Covid-19 Vaccines. Vaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status. "},{"id":11,"href":"/metrics/","title":"Metrics","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Freedom and Anti Freedom Metrics # “Just as Soviet managers responded by producing shoddy goods that met the numerical targets set by their overlords, so do schools, police forces, and businesses find ways of fulfilling quotas with shoddy goods of their own.” ― Jerry Z. Muller\nIn order to better understand the broader picture, data collection becomes essential. Data collection can be used to paint whatever narrative its collectors want. We must be aware of the actual data in order to interrupt the truth as it is, and not what politics wants it to be. Here are a list of metrics tracking different statistics directly related to rising tyranny in our world.\nAtlantic Council CBDCTracker - Tracks Country progress of (CBDC)Central Bank Digital Currency Implementation and testing\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nCDBC Tracker - A project by the Human Rights Foundation to track CDBC development worldwide.\nCriticalrace.org Track CRT and other forms of Wokeness in schools. Tracks Colleges and K-12. Tracks many of the specific actions taken at every school.\nDefendingEd - Tracking DEI/Wokism in Schools.\nDigital Sovereignty Index - The DSI is a simple metric to illustrate how much locally hosted applications are used across the measured countries. It represents the relative amount of deployments of self-hosted productivity \u0026amp; collaboration tools per 100K citizens, compared to other countries.\nFreedomHouse.org - Freedom Metric across the world, does not Track Covid.\nFreedominthe50states.org - Tracks the most Free US states in regards to a wide set of metrics, does not track covid freedoms. Provided by the Cato institute.\nFungibility-Graveyard - List of People who have been exposed and prosecuted for or while using Bitcoin due to lack of privacy\nHeritage World Freedom Index - Economic Freedom across the world\nICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nRootshq - Website that tracks different liberty groups and associations across America\nShadowstats - Tracks true levels of economics in America, Money supply, Inflation, GDP etc…\nUSDebtclock - Real time National Debt Counter.\nWashingtonPost Police Shooting DB - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states.\nWokeWagon - Tracks woke political appointees in government\nWorld Press Freedoms - Ranking of all countries in the world by freest to least free press.\n"},{"id":12,"href":"/money/","title":"Money","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" If you don’t believe it or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try and convince you. I am sorry. - Satoshi Nakamoto\nCrypto Currency, The greatest tool we have.\nFinancial privacy is largely being wiped away across the world, while governments simultaneously destroy the value of our currencies through inflation and sanctions. With the invention of Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto gave us what is probably the single greatest tool for freedom in the history of the world. With decentralized crypto currency we have the ability to fix our money and fix the world. While some people believe that all non bitcoin crypto currencies are a scam we do not agree. We believe in competition for all freedom tech. Bitcoin isn\u0026rsquo;t perfect and shouldn\u0026rsquo;t be treated as a religion. The best counterpoint to bitcoins imperfection is its inherent lack of privacy and its current difficulty with scaling. Monero provides the best and simplest use case for privacy and is a great alternative to bitcoin. Likewise we believe that other crypto projects may have real utility in pursuing freedom. That being said the crypto industry is absolutely saturated with scams and grifters. As always do your own research and invest carefully. Hold your own keys and continue your journey to being financially sovereign.\nAcquire Crypto # Atomic Swaps # Atomic Swaps are the future of Crypto Currency trading. Completely custody-less, heavily private, and generally uncensorable. Still very much in development. Learn more here.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nBasic Swap Dex - Atomic Swap DEX. No added fees. Installed locally. Currently in BETA.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nLiquiality - Atomic Swaps across multiple coins.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nUnstoppapleSwaps - Atomic Swap from BTC to Monero.\nDecentralized Exchanges # Decentralization is a spectrum. Many decentralized exchanges aren\u0026rsquo;t nearly as decentralized as they claim to be, but usually they are far more distributed than any centralized exchanges.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nFiat On Ramps (P2P) # Bisq - Buy and sell bitcoin for fiat (or other cryptocurrencies) privately and securely using Bisq\u0026rsquo;s peer-to-peer network and open-source desktop software. Bisq allows you to purchase your bitcoin using P2P Zelle transactions. No registration required.\nHodl Hodl - Anonymous P2P deals on your terms. Trade globally. Using any payment system. For any fiat currency. Bitcoin only. No registration required.\nLocal Monero - Local Monero makes it easy for you to connect with real people in the real world to buy and sell Monero with no KYC. Announced in May 2024 that they would be shutting down. No reason given, but this is likely due to regulatory pressure against other platforms like Samurai and Tornado cash.\nPeach Bitcoin - Peach allows users to purchase BTC in many different national currencies all P2P without KYC. Not currently available in the US.\nRetoSwap - Like Bisq but for Monero. Installed locally, it uses Monero and Tor for high level privacy.\nXMRGlobal - A monero focused p2p exchange for purchasing cryptocurrency via Zelle, ACH cash etc.\nNon-Custodial exchanges # Most exchanges are custodial, meaning you are required to leave crypto on their platform if you want to trade, or you purchase and they will hold on to it initially. Non-custodial exchanges will send your trades and purchases directly to wallets of your choosing.\nChangenow - Reliable non KYC exchange.\nChangelly - Not recommended at this time. Changelly does not require KYC for smaller transactions but they will sometimes implement KYC mid trade, forcing to KYC or lose your funds.\nCryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nEvonax - Established in 2016,Evonax operates as a non-custodial instant cryptocurrency exchange, ensuring that users’ funds are never held within the platform. Serving as an intermediary between cryptocurrencies and users, Evonax provides access to a diverse range of digital assets including Monero (XMR).\nFixedFloat - Good rates for crypto exchanges, does not currently allow US customer IP addresses. Does not require KYC.\nGodex.io - This exchange is a dependable tool for immediate conversions. It supports the conversion of over 300 cryptocurrencies into Monero, without any KYC requirements and it works in both directions, offering great flexibility.\nHoudini Swap - Privacy focused non custodial exchange.\nKYC vs No KYC list - A list of P2P Trading Platforms (i.e. P2P exchanges) for trading Bitcoin. Common payment methods include bank transfer, cash deposited in the seller\u0026rsquo;s bank account, in-person cash (face-to-face) trades as well as payment networks such as Zelle, Alipay, even Cash App and PayPal, for example. Some of these payment methods are more private than others. Typically, face-to-face, cash-by-mail, and US Postal Money Orders are among the most private methods available.\nKYCNotMe - Website that Tracks exchanges that don\u0026rsquo;t use KYC.\nMexc - Crypto trades without KYC. Currently blocked for US based IP addresses.\nNO KYC Only - Education on avoiding KYC and why its problematic.\nOrangeFren - Check many KYC-free services and find the one with the best offer for a wide variety of coins.\nSimpleSwap - Exchange multiple tokens without giving up custody. Requires an account. Offers cash back in their own token.\nSideShift - Shift between different layer 2 tokens. Includes tokens on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Polygoin.\nStealthEx - StealthEX is a non-custodial cryptocurrency exchange service that accepts Monero (XMR). The platform does not require users to create an account or share personal information. Additionally, funds are not stored on StealthEX; exchanges are conducted directly between wallets. At StealthEX, there are no upper limits for your exchanges — you can exchange any amount you desire. When it comes to minimum amounts, you only need to ensure you have enough to cover the network fees.\nSwapSwop - SwapSwop is an instant anonymous crypto exchange with a high level of security from SSL certificates on internal services to a multi-stage exchange procedure, which guarantees the safety of your assets and quick exchange for the desired cryptocurrency.\nTrocador - Privacy focused front end to push your transactions through non KYC exchanges.\nBusiness Directories # AirBTC - AirBNB for Bitcoiners.\nAgoristAcers - Purchase Seeds with Monero.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nAutoCoinCar - Purchase Luxury cars with Crypto - (UK Only).\nBeef Initiative - Purchase Regenerative/Grass fed beef with Crypto.\nBitcoin-P2P Marketplace - BTC sales.\nBitcoin-RealEstate - Purchase Real estate with crypto.\nBitcoin-only - The Ultimate guide to all things Bitcoin.\nBitcoin-only.com - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nBitejo - Massive List of companies that accept Monero and Bitcoin - Is now XMRBazzar.\nCarCoinMarket - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCompTIA Vouchers - CompTIA certs for Btc.\nCryptoCars - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCryptwerk - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nDirectory.BTCPayserver - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nGrowingSpaces - Buy Greenhouses with BTC.\nMonerica - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nMoneromarket - XMR trading platform with escrow. Start selling and buying today.\nOatManFarms - Purchase Oats for BTC.\nShopinBit - Purchase all sorts of items in BTC, only ships to UK currently.\nXMR Bazzar - A p2p shopping center for buying and selling services and goods in Monero. Built by Douglas Tumen, founder and host of the Monero Talk podcast.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale.\nJobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin.\nLatium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase.\nPublish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens.\nDAO and DEFI Tools # ApeBoard - Cross chain crypto monitoring Dashboard.\nCoin - Crypto portfolio account and crypto news aggregator.\nCow.fi - CoW Protocol finds the lowest price for your trade across all exchanges and aggregators, such as Uniswap and 1inch – and protects you from MEV, unlike the others.\nDAOStack - Project that helps you streamline the creation of your own DAO.\nDefiSafety - DEFI Security ratings.\nDefillama - The ultimate tracker for all things DEFI. Track Yield, transparency, NFTs, Stables, Hacks etc.\nDapps.com - Dapp rankings via marketcap.\nDextools - Cross Chain Defi and Cefi Dashboard.\nGhostfol - Multichain Dashboard, includes traditional stocks and ETF’s as well.\nHedgehog - Centralized Exchange Dashboard Management.\nRailgun - RAILGUN is a smart contract system that enables Zero-Knowledge Privacy for any on-chain dApp.\nRotki - An open source portfolio tracker, accounting and analytics tool that protects your privacy. Can be self hosted.\nTornado Cash - DO NOT USE IF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. Tornado cash is an Ethereum based coinjoin mixer that can be used to gain privacy on Ethereum. In August 2022 Tornado Cash was blacked listed by the US government and added to the OFAC list. While the front end website is no longer running you can still interact with the smart contract(this is by design). If you are a US citizen you risk criminal penalties for doing so. Alex Pertsev, was sentenced to five years in prison for his work on development of Tornado cash. It\u0026rsquo;s important to note that despite the shutdown by the US government, the Tornado Cash smart contract is still up and running, and is more less unstoppable as long as the Ethereum network continues to run. If you would like to support the legal defence fund you can so by checking out Justice DAO.\nDecentralized Nodes # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Avalanche and more.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nHandshake - Decentralized DNS. Handshake is an experiment on collaborating to create a decentralized network which results in a global allocation of names. Think of the handles or usernames you use on services such as social networks, and domain names identifying the URL for websites. Nearly all of these services were provided by trusted third parties which prevent the web from truly being decentralized. Handshake provides a means, including key management and server/service authentication, for decentralized web services to experiment.\nMonero Nodo - A full, unpruned, and dedicated hardware node comes equipped with Tor and I2P support, ensuring maximum privacy and security for your transactions. Manage your wallets effortlessly through the LWS Admin panel and enjoy the convenience of our built-in block explorer. The 5.5″ touchscreen allows you to control your node directly from the device, or you can access it from the web for added flexibility and full block explorer functionality. Mine Monero using P2Pool. Contribute to your privacy by running your own personal node while contributing to the Monero network.\nMyNodeBTC - Run Bitcoin nodes and lots of other Bitcoin applications, includes wallets, BTCPay Server, Lightning tools and Whirlpool and other privacy tools.\nPibode-XMR - Small Raspberry pi focused distro for Monero mining.\nPktCash - PKT is an ecosystem of apps that decentralize access to the internet. The mission is to get the next billion people online.\nThreefold - Decentralized Autonomous Internet Infrastructure. ThreeFold is a globally-distributed grid of storage, compute, and network capacity, acting as “no middleman” Internet resources between independent capacity providers and users.\nEducation and certifications # C4/Crypto Consortium - Offers certifications for BTC, Eth and crypto best practices.\nBlockchain-Council.org - Blockchain Council embraces Blockchain, AI, and Web3 with a range of certifications and training.\nChainalysis Certifications - The Chainalysis Cryptocurrency Fundamentals Certification (CCFC) credential is designed for those new to cryptocurrency. Whether you’re starting out on a career focused on crypto, or are coming across bitcoin as you run investigations, onboard new businesses or formulate cryptocurrency compliance policies, this is the place to begin.\nFund Raising # Giveth - Giveth is building a new way forward with its zero-fee, community-driven donation platform - leveraging the power of blockchain technology to connect on-the-ground projects with regenerative funding opportunities.\nGeyser.fund - Geyser is a bitcoin-native crowdfunding platform where you can fund project ideas with the support from global communities.\nHeo.Finance - Decentralized crowdfunding without borders. Help Each Other (HEO) is the first decentralized stablecoin-based crowdfunding platform that removes geographical and political limitations from fundraising. HEO platform is already live on Binance Smart Chain, Celo, Aurora, and Ethereum mainnets.\nKuno Media - Monero based crowd funding.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow institute works to help fund privacy and anti surveillance tech.\nOpen Sats - Open Sats Initiative, Inc. (EIN 85-2722249) is a 501(c)(3) public charity which aims to fund Bitcoin-related free and open-source projects and associated education and research initiatives. Open Sats focuses on no strings attached Bitcoin(only) and freedom tech donations.\nStacks.org - The mission of the Stacks project is to enable a better internet through decentralized apps. To do it, they’re expanding the Bitcoin economy and enabling more functionality as a Bitcoin layer.\nTen31 - Ten31 is the leading bitcoin-focused investor and partner of choice to companies building technology and infrastructure for the bitcoin ecosystem, as well as complementary freedom-oriented technologies including open source software, AI and nostr.\nMerchant Services # Align Pay - AlignPay never picks sides on any issue and is proud to facilitate a welcoming place where people, organizations, campaigns, and merchants can interact in a healthy, open, and legal way.\nParallel Economy - Censorship-Resistant payment processing backed by Conservative Commentator Dan Bongino.\nRevere Payments - A Christian merchant services provider that offers a wide range of solutions for businesses in a variety of industries, including e-commerce, retail, restaurant, firearms, religious, political, CBD, and non-profit. We’re using the same innovative technology as our parent company, Metrics Global, to bring seamless, secure online payments to any industry.\nSecond Amendment Processing - 2nd Amendment processing helps you protect yourself and your business from being censored for your political views or other forms of wrong think.\nOsint for Crypto # AMLBot - Founded in 2019, AMLBot Online assessment of crypto addresses and transactions, founded in 2019 by a team of RegTech specialists in accordance with FATF international recommendations. Offers both free and non-free services.\nClarks Dashboard - A comprehensive list of all BTC Data. Includes Block times, price data, Side chain data, mining etc.\nDeveloperReports - Tracks the current amount of developers on Crypto projects.\nMonero Garden - A complete introduction and walkthrough on all the technical specifics of Monero.\nMonero Inflation - Tracks potential inflation or flaws in the Monero Protocol. Due to Monero\u0026rsquo;s privacy proper auditing can be difficult.\nMonero Observer - News aggregator for all things monero.\nMoneroj.net - Tracks the Monero mining hash rate across all miners.\nMonero.Eco - Graphical interface for the entire Monero Ecosystem.\nMiningPoolStats - Track all data across mining pools for all sorts of crypto projects. Organized primarily by what type of hash algorithm each blockchain uses.\n[Monerowatch](https://monerowat.ch - A monero blockchain explorer. While Monero doesnt have a tradational blockchain explorer we can track block times and size. Along with hash rate and other useful metrics.\nOXT.me - OXT is a tool designed for Exploratory Blockchain Analysis of the bitcoin ledger. OXT is the \u0026lsquo;Other exploration Tool\u0026rsquo; and it should become the \u0026lsquo;Open eXploration Tool\u0026rsquo; in the future.\nStable Pulse - Get a clear, accurate, minimally filtered view of the stablecoin ecosystem.\nThe Monero Moon - The ultimate newsletter for all things Monero.\nTheGraph.com - Crypto Database API Tools.\nTimechainstats.com - BTC Chain API data.\nTrack Bitcoin Nodes - Tracks total Bitcoin nodes.\nTrack Bitcoin Treasuries - Tracks the public Bitcoin Wallets of major corporations and governments.\nTrack Ethereum Nodes - Tracks total Ethereum nodes.\nDefi Lama StablecoinData - Stable coin data across chains.\nPrivacy Software # Bokuto Monero Node - Open source fork of Ronin Dojo’s Bakuto project that allows for a full node Monero wallet.\nBorder Wallets - Border Wallets is a website that helps you strategize on how best to memorize your wallet seed phrase. This can be useful if you need to cross a border, or have a particularly high threat model.\nGupax - Gupax is a GUI for mining Monero on P2Pool using XMRig.\nJam - Jam is a graphical user interface for JoinMarket, and while obviously related, is a separate project developed by a separate set of people.\nJoinMarket-Org - JoinMarket is software to create a special kind of bitcoin transaction called a CoinJoin transaction. Its aim is to improve the confidentiality and privacy of bitcoin transactions. With the shutdown of Samurai wallet, and the withdrawal of the not recommended service Wasabi from the US, Join Market is now one of the only privacy tools for Bitcoin.\nPinode - Monero OS for running full Monero Nodes on Pi’s, Rockpros and Odroids.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nSilent Payments - Silent Payments make receiving Bitcoin easier than ever while preserving your privacy. Silent Payments allow you to create a single, static address to share with friends, use for donations, or post for tips without sacrificing privacy. When someone wants to send you a payment, they use the unique public key that is a part of your Silent Payment address, combine it with the public keys of the outputs they want to send and generate a unique, one-time address that looks on-chain just like any other Taproot address.\nXMRVSBeast - P2Pool Bonus Hash Rate Raffle for people providing Monero Hash.\nSocial Media # Coinpayments.net - Purchase Social media followers with Monero.\nEchoIn - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here.\nFountain - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nMinds - Minds is an open-source social networking service that promotes free speech, privacy, and transparency.\nOshi - Oshi is a powerful marketing and rewards platform built to replace stars, punch cards, and coffee points with something that people really want - Bitcoin.\nOrange Pill App - Bitcoin dating and friend finder.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.ps://www.minds.com/) - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nSpeculative Projects # DarkFi - DarkFi is a new Layer 1 blockchain, designed with anonymity at the forefront. It offers flexible private primitives that can be wielded to create any kind of application. DarkFi aims to make anonymous engineering highly accessible to developers. Backed by noted Crypto Anarchist Amir Taaki.\nFedimints - While still largely theoretical, Fediments is based off the original 1980\u0026rsquo;s concept of Chaumian Ecash, that would essentially provide federated mints built on top of Bitcoin, with high levels of privacy. Two implementations of this concept are Cashu and Umint. These are still in active development. One potential problem with this is legal pressure due to potential classification of these services as unlicensed money transmitters, much like how Samurai Wallet and potentially custodial lightning services are being targeted.\nFreedom Dollar - Freedom Dollar is a private, censorship-resistant stablecoin protocol built on Zano. Stable coins are a useful but sometimes risky project, as they are supposed to maintain their price point with a fiat asset like the dollar.\nHaveno - Haveno aims to be a crypto on ramp much like Bisq that uses Monero instead of Bitcoin as the base payment option. Haveno will utilize TOR and p2p trades, while never taking custody of your funds.\nPirate Chain - Launched in 2018 with the primary goal of being the most private and secure digital currency, Pirate Chain strives to protect the financial privacy of every user in the world. Pirate Chain achieves this by employing the strongest and most acclaimed privacy protocol in the industry, and couples this with an unassailable strategy implementation. Pirate vs Monero Breakdown\nSerai DEX - Largely created in response to Thorchain\u0026rsquo;s choice to not integrate Monero, the Serai Dex works much like the Thorchain DEX, providing coin trading between different native coins using liquidity pools funded by users for small rewards.\nZano - An ambitious project that offers the privacy of Monero for regular transactions, including all projects built ontop of its network. Additionally offers alias addresses so you can associate a wallet address with a name, much like how DNS works for IP addresses. Offers escrow services and Iconic swaps as an alternative to Atomic Swaps. Also allows for building dApps on chain as well.\nSpending Options # Bill Pay # Bitrefill Credit Card Service - Service to pay off Credit Card for multiple providers. Requires KYC. Currently disabled for Americans, but hopefully will be returning. This service does require KYC, but they do offer other services that do not.\nDoctorSim - Top up or recharge any prepaid phone in over 200 countries instantly and securely with doctorSIM.\nSpritz.Finance - Focuses on bill pay, secured payments, automated payments etc. Uses Web 3. Requires an account. Currently in closed Beta.\nCredit Cards # 2Fiat - A new platform that lets you instantly convert Bitcoin, Monero, USDT or any crypto to fiat and make purchases online or in store.\nAbine - An alternative credit card masking service. Abine has similar features, virtual cards up to 500$ for individual vendors. But Abine also offers other privacy services like phone masking, email masking and more. Abine does not have a free tier unlike privacy.com.\nBitpay - Preloaded Bitpay card that lets you spend your Bitcoin.\nDashDirect - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including DASH. Dash Direct phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with DASH for discounts from hundreds of vendors. No KYC Required.\nDoNotPay - DoNotPay is a consumer rights company that helps you fight corporations and beat bureaucracy. They offer a wide range of services, including bill pay, credit card management, and more.\nEzzocard - Anon cards can be purchased via crypto. Charges a decent markup.\nKlutchCard - Service that provides several management and privacy features for your bank account. Klutch gives you unlimited Virtual cards, a physical card without your name on the front, and the ability to manage your spending transactions in depth all while still earning cash back. Does require KYC information and a good credit score though. Another downside, there is currently no way to pay off your balance other than to link your account via ACH and routing number.\nLaso.Finance - A bit pricey. Virtual Credit card with no KYC card that allows for spends of over 1K anywhere in the world. Currently uses Metamask for stable coins only. Monero support coming soon.\nPayWithMoon - Virtual Cards with no KYC funded by lightning based Bitcoin transactions. You can create as many virtual cards as you want, but cards are limited in amounts of 1000$. These cards do not currently work outside of the United States. Used to provide full pre-paid credit cards only offers gift cards now.\nPrivacy.com - The primary method for Credit Card Privacy. By linking your bank account to your Debit card, you can create virtual privacy focused cards that only work for one vendor at a time. This prevents your Debit card from being used in the event of a vendor data breach. Virtual cards are easily deletable. Downsides are that you start with 500$ per card limits for virtual cards. And there is the privacy concern of sharing your bank data with a third party. Please use our affiliate link when signing up. To get an extra $5 dollars on sign up.\nUquid - Virtual card for crypto, only works through Binance or wallet connect compatible wallets, for a wide range of gift card services.\nX1 - Similar to Klutch. Control subscriptions and keep your details private with disposable card numbers.donotpay.com/learn/virtual-credit-card-generator/) - Free Virtual Credit Card Generator for signing up for trial services. Do not Pay also works to create an AI focused response to many asymmetrical problems of society like fighting back against parking tickets or social media de-platforming with automated and proven methods of remediating these issues.\nGift Cards # Egifter - Buy and send premium gift cards for a wide range of services. Offers points per purchases. Gyft - Gift cards for over 200 vendors. Coinsbee - Does Phone Top ups. Bitrefill - Gifts cards and other services. Coincards - giftcards available in multiple countries, Coincards has everything you could possibly need to live your life with crypto! Offers Phone Top ups and accepts Monero. Stealths - Monero first Gift card sales. No KYC Required. Wallets # Bitcoin Wallets # Ashigaru - A new fork of Samurai Wallet without the coinjoin services. As this is new untested its recommended not to put large amounts of BTC on here just yet.\nCasa - Self custody wallet with built in Multi-sig for security and inheritance built in so that your assets aren\u0026rsquo;t lost in the event of death. Only takes Bitcoin and Ethereum.\nCold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nElectrum Wallet - Founded in 2011 Electrum is one of the oldest, simplest and most trusted Bitcoin Only wallets in the game. With a simple interface that has been forked by many other blockchain projects Electrum has everything you need to store and use your bitcoin easily and securely.\nSamurai Wallet - A modern bitcoin wallet hand forged to keep your transactions private your identity masked and your funds secured. Samurai Wallet is a mobile only wallet that is built to work with the Ronin Dojo Full node and Whirlpool privacy coinjoins. Completely Open Source. Mobile only wallet. In April 2024 Samurai Wallet was shutdown by the US government and the founders of the wallet arrested. While the wallet still works if installed, the Whirpool coinjoin features have since been disabled. You can donate to the Samurai defense team here You can also find a list of Public Dojo Clones to use at Dojobay\nSparrow Wallet - Sparrow is a Bitcoin wallet for those who value financial self sovereignty. Sparrow’s emphasis is on security, privacy and usability. Sparrow does not hide information from you - on the contrary it attempts to provide as much detail as possible about your transactions and UTXOs, but in a way that is manageable and usable. Completely Open Source. Desktop only wallet. Following the arrest of the Samurai Wallet Devs, the Whirlpool privacy features were removed from the wallet.\nHardware Wallets # Cold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nFoundationDevices - Foundation builds the Passport hardware wallet which is an airgapped wallet hardware device. Passport has no direct connection with the outside world – no USB data and no wireless communications. Instead, Passport uses a camera and QR codes for communication. This provides hardcore, airgapped security without sacrificing usability.\nLedger - NOT RECOMMENDED. While Ledger has a long history in the space of supporting multiple coins. Ledger is close sourced. Ledger has recently come under for fire for creating a backup policy that lets you back up your keys to Ledgers cloud providers, which means that your private keys could be susceptible to third party pressures on the key holders. Also Ledger was caught sending customer data to several different third parties.\nMonero Signer - Monero Signer is a hardware signing device equipped with a camera that allows you to sign transactions offline via QR-Code. Monero Signer also allows you to generate seeds, passphrases and addresses. All this while being completely offline. Software updates are done air-gapped using a micro SD card.\nSeedsigner - Open source hardware signing device that uses raspberry pi zero which reduces possibility of interception. Does not store your coins, is only a security focused device for signing/approving transactions. Bitcoin only.\nTrezor - One of the older hardware wallets around. Trezor is Fully open source and is one of the few wallets to also support multiple coins.\nLightning Wallets # Phoenix Wallet - Utilizing the lightning network can still be quite difficult, which Phoenix aims to help solve. At first glance, Phoenix doesn\u0026rsquo;t look different from your typical Bitcoin wallet. The difference is that Phoenix runs natively on Lightning. Phoenix takes care of everything under the hood and you will barely notice anything, except that your payments are faster and cheaper. Mobile only wallet. Monero Wallets # Anonero - Anonero is privacy focused phone wallet that only supports Monero, while incorporating other privacy features like, encrypted backups, airgapped transactions mandatory TOR connections. You can only access this app over TOR.\nFeather Wallet - Feather is a free, open-source Monero wallet for Linux, Tails, macOS and Windows. It is written in C++ with the Qt framework. Monero can be difficult to use in many cases to the highly technical and private nature of the coin, which is why the simplicity of feather wallet is so necessary. Feather Wallet can installed or run as a standalone application, making it easily parable with something like Tails OS for the ultimate privacy combo.\nMonero Subscription Wallet - Wallet that allows you to set subscriptions of regularly recurring payments that you would like to send.\nMyMonero - The simplest way to use the next-generation private digital currency Monero, at the sweet spot between security, convenience, and features. Not a full node wallet. You need to trust another node to run this wallet. These wallets share your private view key with a remote server, which continuously scans the blockchain looking for your transactions. They are faster to use, but your privacy can be lessened if you don\u0026rsquo;t control the remote server.\nRinoWallet - Online Monero multisig wallet. Non-custodial and offers 2FA protection.\nMulti Chain Wallets # CakeWallet - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including Monero. Cakewallet phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with Monero for discounts from hundreds of vendors. Supports Monero. No KYC Required. Mobile and desktop wallet. Open Source.\nExodus Wallet - One of the best wallets for holding multiple coins. With a beautiful interface that shows you long term internal price data, built in protocol level staking, coin swaps between hundreds of coins and many other features. Exodus is one best crypto wallets bar none. While it has ended support for Monero as it was a technical challenge to support it. Exodus is NOT Open source. Desktop and mobile.\nStack Wallet - Non Custodial multi coin wallet. Open Source. Has built in exchange functionality. Comes with \u0026ldquo;Duress mode\u0026rdquo; that lets you prepare a fake wallet in case you are physically threatened. Comes with built auto back ups, in wallet crypto swapping and more. Allows you to easily point at your own full node. Supports monero. Desktop and Mobile.\nWallet Recovery # Bitcoin Recovery CO - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nCryptoRecovers - Helping people regain access to their lost Bitcoin wallets since 2019.\nDatarecovery.com - Specializes in cryptocurrency recovery services, providing expert assistance to individuals and businesses who have lost access to their digital assets.\nDriveSavers - Specializes in recovering lost cryptocurrency and compromised wallets from all types of software and hardware wallets.\nEasyRecovery - Professional Bitcoin wallet recovery services can assist with password recovery, private key extraction, and damaged device repair to restore access to your Bitcoin.\nKeychainX - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nProfessional Crypto Recovery - Crypto recovery service that can help you recover your lost coins today.\nRecoverLostBitcoin - Expert crypto recovery services, including private key reconstruction, wallet and scam recovery.\nRecoverMyCryptoWallet - Can recover lost passphrases, missing seed words and forgotten passwords.\nWallet Recovery Service - Can recover lost crypto from all types of wallets.\n"},{"id":13,"href":"/organizations/","title":"Organizations","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The State is, and always has been, the great single enemy of the human race, its liberty, happiness, and progress.\u0026rdquo; - Murray Rothbard\nLiberty Organization that fight for different facets of all things related to liberty.\nAnti ESG Orgs # StriveFunds - Investment firm to counter ESG narrative from Blackrock and Vanguard. Strive specifically rejects the idea of Stakeholder capitalism. Started by author and presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. Antiwar # Antiwar.com - Since the mid 90\u0026rsquo;s Antiwar.com has been one of not the most important and consistently antiwar voices. With reporting on wars all over the globe for a liberty perspective, antiwar.com covers every aspect of the global wars.\nBitcoin For Peace - Accelerate World Peace Through Bitcoin Adoption. The vision of Bitcoin For Peace is to live in world where ALL life co-thrives in harmony. With the current corrupt fiat system, that vision can never happen. Bitcoin is a peaceful revolution.\nConcerned Veterans for America - CVA and its grassroots army will look to defend VA reforms and expand health care options for veterans, rethink America’s foreign policy to promote long-term prosperity, and encourage action to foster a more secure financial future for our country.\nDefend the Guard - An organization that works to reclaim constitutional authority. Defend the Guard legislation would prohibit a state’s National Guard units from being deployed into active combat without a formal declaration of war by Congress, as provided by the U.S. Constitution.\nFood Not Bombs - Food Not Bombs started in 1980. They work to provide healthy vegetarian food to starving Americans. Leftwing organization.\nStopWar.org - Stop the War was founded in September 2001 in the weeks following 9/11, when George W. Bush announced the “war on terror”. Stop the War has since been dedicated to preventing and ending the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and elsewhere. Comes from a leftwing perspective.\nThe Libertarian Institute - Founded by Scott Horton. LI focuses on many issues with a large focus on antiwar. LI has a lot of cross over with Antiwar.com.\nTheGrayZone - The Grayzone is an independent journalistic initiative that does not receive funding from any government or government-backed group or individual. The Gray Zone primarily reports on antiwar civil rights issues from a left wing perspectives.\nWeAreNotYourSoldiers - Antiwar Non-profit feature former soldiers that publicly talk about their horrible experiences during war.\nAntiWoke Advocacy # ActionPDE - PDE Action is a nonpartisan advocacy group working to reclaim public schools through engagement with school boards \u0026amp; state legislatures.\nDefendingEd - Parents Defending Education is a national grassroots organization working to reclaim our schools from activists imposing harmful agendas.\nExit Group - Group that helps users exit from woke/corporate life and build businesses to create separate revenue streams\nFairForAll - A nonpartisan organization dedicated to advancing civil rights and liberties for all Americans, and promoting a common culture based on fairness, understanding, and humanity. Specifically rejects woke ideas and believes in actual equality for all people.\nHeterodox Academy - Heterodox Academy (HxA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit membership organization of thousands of faculty, staff, and students committed to advancing the principles of open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement to improve higher education and academic research. Focuses heavily on Colleges.\nInstitute for Liberal Values - As a non-partisan and non-sectarian consortium focused on the promotion of individual freedom, rights, and liberty in everyday life, the Institute for Liberal Values provides the skills and support required to build community where there has been division, encourage free expression where there has been censorship, and foster optimism where there is fear.\nNew Discourses - Education on all things critical theory. Eduation and debunking of Marxism, Progressive and all forms of critical theory. IE Critical Race Theory, Queer Theory, etc. Founded by James Lindsey.\nClimate Change Pushback # Copenhagen Consensus - The Copenhagen Consensus Center is a think tank that researches and publishes the smartest solutions to the world\u0026rsquo;s biggest problems. Our studies are conducted by more than 300 economists from internationally renowned institutions, including seven Nobel Laureates, to advise policymakers and philanthropists how to achieve the best results with their limited resources.Founded by climate change debunker and educator Bjorn Lomborg.\nEnvironmental Progress - Environmental Progress (EP) was founded in 2016 with the mission of achieving nature, peace and prosperity for all. We believe everyone has a right to affordable energy, a healthy planet, and urban environments that enable citizens to thrive. Our strategy has been to organize grassroots movements to defend these rights, and to fund research into why they are threatened. Founded by free speech advocate and Journalist Michael Shellenberger.\nHeartland.org - The Heartland Institute is a nonprofit organization that focuses on issues in education, environmental protection, health care, budgets and taxes, and stopping Socialism.\nIndustrial Progress - For the last 40 years, so-called environmentalists have held back industrial progress around the world. That\u0026rsquo;s why Idustrial Progress helps the industry fight for its freedom, with new ideas, arguments, and policies that will improve our economy and our environment. Founded by Fossil Fuels advocate Alex Epstein.\nPerc.org - The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) explores how aligning free market incentives for environmental stewardship produces sustainable outcomes for land, water, and wildlife.\nSavory.Global - Fights against climate change approved opinion by using regenerative farming practices of holistic land management. Provides real alternative solutions to mainstream climate fear mongering.\nDrug Freedom # Drug Policy Alliance - The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the leading organization in the U.S. working to end the drug war. Encryption and censorship # Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) - The largest organization that fights for Internet and Digital Freedom. Based out of the US.The EFF puts out several of the best digital freedom tools, including HTTPS Everywhere, Privacy Badger and Certbot.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFree resources Physical and Digital # Art For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nLeadership Institute - Liberty focused training provided in person and virtual. Training is offered for a wide range of topics, including, activism campaigns, fundraising and more.\nLibertarianism.org - Free ebooks from a Cato/Bluepilled perspective. Still some solid content overall.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - Free liberty starter kits for applicants. Including books small grants and more. Primarily aimed at students.\nTechsoup.org - Free Tech for non-profits.\nLegal Advocacy # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nCoin Center - Based in D.C., Coin Center is the leading non-profit research and advocacy center focused on the public policy issues facing cryptocurrency and decentralized computing technologies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Their mission is to defend the rights of individuals to build and use free and open cryptocurrency networks: the right to write and publish code – to read and to run it. The right to assemble into peer-to-peer networks. And the right to do all this privately.\nDeFi Education Fund - The DeFi Education Fund (DEF) explains decentralized finance (DeFi) to policymakers around the world and advocates for policies welcoming of decentralized financial infrastructure.\nFire - Since its founding more than two decades ago as the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, FIRE has become the nation’s leading defender of fundamental rights on college campuses through our unique mix of programming, including student and faculty outreach, public education campaigns, individual case advocacy, and policy reform efforts. In 2022, FIRE changed its name to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and announced an expansion initiative into off-campus free speech advocacy and legal defense.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nInstitute for Justice - IJ is a nonprofit, public interest law firm. Their mission is to end widespread abuses of government power and secure the constitutional rights that allow all Americans to pursue their dreams.\nJusticeDao- A DAO specifically dedicated to helping the legal defense of the developers of Tornado Cash, an Ethereum based privacy service that was takedown by government action.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nPacific Legal Foundation - Pacific Legal Foundation is a national nonprofit legal organization that defends Americans from government overreach and abuse. PFL specifically focuses on Property Rights, Equality and Opportunity and Separation of Powers. ^1,2^\nPeer-To-Peer Rights Fund - The P2P Rights Fund is a project housed within the Bitcoin Policy Institute, a 501(c)3 think tank. An advisory board including open-source developers, human rights activists, and lawyers oversees the fund’s activities. P2P Focuses on protection of Open-Source Software under the First Amendment.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nStand With Crypto - Stand With Crypto, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, champions for clear, common-sense regulations for the crypto industry. We\u0026rsquo;re mobilizing the 52 million crypto owners in the US - a demographic that is younger (60% Gen-Z and Millennials) and more diverse (41% identify as racial minorities) than the general US population - to unlock crypto\u0026rsquo;s innovation potential and foster greater economic freedom.\nThe Crypto Lawyers - Much like Coin Center Crypto Lawyers provide legal advocacy for Bitcoin freedom. They offer services in regards to Litigation, NFT, DEFI, IP, Compliance, and Forensic Investigations.\nMeetups, Education and Training # Americas Future - America’s Future empowers young people to be active, civil, and curious citizens who build freer communities that lead to fulfillment, dignity, and happiness for all.We’re working toward a time in America where young people collaborate to drive change in their communities – change that equips the individual to build a free and happy life. America’s Future offers rising generations opportunities for networking, mentoring, leadership and community engagement through our national network and extensive array of programming.\nArt For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nFreedom Works - A longstanding political orginization that has traditionally leaned republican. Recently though they\u0026rsquo;ve rebranded to target smaller liberty focused groups in order to help educated and advocate for freedom and change in public policy.\nLeadership Institute - Founded in 1979 by its president, Morton C. Blackwell, LI provides training in campaigns, fundraising, grassroots organizing, youth politics, and communications. The Institute teaches conservatives of all ages how to succeed in politics, government, and the media.The Institute offers more than 50 types of training schools, workshops, and seminars; a free employment placement service; and a national field program that trains conservative students to organize campus groups.\nLiberty on the Rocks - Liberty on the Rocks is a non-profit grass roots libertarian organization designed to educate, connect, and activate liberty enthusiasts around the world. Through local chapters and events, citizens and activists throughout the country can increase the size of their networks, enhance their understanding of economics and the philosophy of freedom, widen their knowledge of local and national educational outlets, and increase their opportunities for involvement. Official Partner of Liberty Tools\nLiberty Seeds - The largest directory of liberty-minded organizations, events, and more.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - SFL is not a top down, chapter based, or membership organization. Instead SFL functions as a network of pro-liberty students from a wide diversity of locations and backgrounds. SFL does sometimes take the more blue pilled approach.\nWe Are Change - We Are Change is a nonpartisan, independent media organization comprised of individuals and groups working to expose corruption worldwide.Founded by Luke Rudkowski, We Are Change is comprised of independent journalists, concerned citizens, activists, and anyone who wants to shape the direction our world is going in. We seek to expose the lies of governments and the corporate elite who constantly trash our humanity. Their goal is to create a community of truth-seekers and peacemakers who share a commitment to nonviolent action.\nYoung Americans for Liberty - Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) is the most active and effective pro-liberty youth organization advancing liberty on campus. Our four-step mission is to identify, educate, train, and mobilize youth activists to make liberty win. YAL maintains many chapters across college campuses all over the US.\nYou are the Power - You Are The Power is a membership-based nonprofit that is founded and run by Spike Cohen. They work with activists and organizations in all 50 states, using localized, single-issue activism to set communities free, restore individual rights, take the power away from government and put it back in the hands of the people.\nPress Freedoms # Committee to Protect Journalists - The Committee to Protect Journalists is an independent, nonprofit organization that promotes press freedom worldwide. They defend the right of journalists to report the news safely and without fear of reprisal.\nInternational Press Institute - Their mission is to defend media freedom and support independent journalism wherever they are threatened. Also tracks press freedoms in regards to Covid restrictions.\nReporters Without Borders - Reporters Without Borders tracks press freedoms across the world.\nPolice Reform and Monitoring # 8 Can\u0026rsquo;t Wait - 8 Cant Wait is a campaign to bring immediate change to police departments by encouraging the adoption of 8 specific policies.\nAdopt a Cop - Adopt A Cop BJJ is a nonprofit, donation based program and registered 501(c)3 that allows active duty patrolling police officers around the country to train at any Adopt A Cop BJJ affiliated academy and will pay 100% of the officer’s membership until they reach the rank of Blue belt. Blue belt is the second ranked belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and on average it takes around 12 to 18 months to obtain. Police officers are much less likely to both get injured and to injure suspects if they are trained in BJJ as evidenced by this Case Study.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nOpen-archive - App for saving and sharing files for whistleblowers and videos of police etc\nThick Red Line - A project of Art of Liberty, TRL is an effort to restore respect for law enforcement by abolishing victimless crime.\nWashingtonPost Police Shootings Database - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states\nThink Tanks # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAyn Rand Institute - ARI offers a variety of educational experiences to promote greater understanding of Ayn Rand’s philosophy and, through the writing and speaking of our experts, advocates her principles of reason, rational self-interest and laissez-faire capitalism. ARI also often takes a more Blue pilled perspective and does not generally follow Anarchist ideas, as it advocates for a one world government, based on the principles of logic and reason.\nArt of Liberty - A small think tank that exposes the Illegitimacy and Criminality of “Government” while Making the Voluntaryist Case for Free Markets, REAL Freedom and Peace.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow Institute works to promote the ideas of privacy in the world.\nThe Cato Institute - Founded in 1977 by Ed Crane, Murray Rothbard and Charles Koch. Cato is one of the oldest and largest libertarian think tanks in America. Cato has published great research and information since its inception. Cato has been criticized at times for often taking very pragmatic criticisms of the state and sometimes making the libertarian defense of state activities. Often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nThe Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) - FEE\u0026rsquo;s popular digital content and in-person programs turn complex ideas into practical tools for living your best life and making the world a better place. Fee covers a wide range of issues across the entire political spectrum, while always exposing government crimes and failures.\nThe Future of Freedom Foundation - The Future of Freedom Foundation is a tax-exempt, non-profit educational foundation whose mission is to present an uncompromising moral, philosophical, and economic case for the free society.\nThe Mises Institute - The premium think tank for all things liberty. Founded in 1982 by Anarcho-capitalism Lew Rockwell, largely to push the ideas of economist Murray Rothbard following his split with the Cato Institute. The Mises institute has been one of the biggest and most consistent voices for all things liberty including: Antiwar, Austrian economics, Sound Money, Police Reform, Secession, Book Publishing and so much more.\nThe Reason Foundation - Reason Foundation advances a free society by developing, applying, and promoting libertarian principles, including individual liberty, free markets, and the rule of law. We use journalism and public policy research to influence the frameworks and actions of policymakers, journalists, and opinion leaders. Reason also publishes Reason Magazine and hosts the SOHO Debate Forum. Much like Cato Reason often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nWhistle Blowing # Aim - Undercover citizen journalism, mostly focused on American schools.\nCryptome - One of the primary inspirations for Wikileaks, Cryptome has been offering a leaking platform to the world since 1996 and still runs today. Founded by John Young.\nEFF Surveillance Self-Defense - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\nGlobal Leaks - Whistleblowing Solutions Impresa Sociale S.r.l. (WBS) is an innovative social enterprise that carries out research and development to support whistleblowers and the fight against corruption. It was founded in 2016 to guarantee the economic sustainability of the GlobaLeaks project, through taking care of the growing number of requests for assistance, maintenance and custom deployment. WBS hosts the development activities and coordinates the community efforts. Global leaks provides its own open source tool for whistleblowers.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nO\u0026rsquo;keefe Media Group - Following the ousting of James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe from Project Veritas, O\u0026rsquo;Keefe Media group was founded to present another opportunity for whistle blowing and citizen journalism. OKM provides training and supplies for Citizen journalists.\nProject Veritas - Founded in 2010 by James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe, Project Veritas picked up much of the leaking slack following Wikileakss decrease in output. Often slandered as a far right group, Project Veritas has leaked many of the biggest stories since its inception. Project Veritas was and is largely known for using undercover cameras to expost stories.\nTruth in Media - Not a whistleblowing organization perse, however TIM is known for doing in depth inclusive stories reputably with strong reliable sources and without sensationalism. TIM focuses on stories that most media ignores. Founded by Journalist Ben Swann.\nWikiLeaks - Founded in 2006 by Julian Assange. Wikileaks was the the primary source for leaking of highly secret corporate and government data. Wikileaks worked to protect its leakers by employing the use of PGP and TOR. While largely inactive since the arrest of its founder Julian Assange in 2019, Wikileaks archives are still an important repository of leaked data.\nWizSafe Journalist Privacy Guide - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\n"},{"id":14,"href":"/osint/","title":"OSINT","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Nothing has such power to broaden the mind as the ability to investigate systematically and truly all that comes under thy observation in life.\u0026rdquo; - Marcus Aurelius\nOpen Source Intelligence tools can be used to find information of all types. This can be useful in furthering your understanding of both offensive and defensive practices by finding information for anything and everything. OSINT is the direct inverse of open source privacy tools. OSINT can be used for nefarious purposes in some cases, but OSINT itself does not directly include the concept of hacking. OSINT only aims to find legally available public information. OSINT has tremendous use in regards to education and finding information about corporations, politicians and good journalism. These tools can also be used to help you understand your own privacy exposure as well. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAI (Artificial Intelligence) Tools # Art Generators # Albus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAnimate Anyone - App that allows you to take a static image or photo and create videos of movement based on the people or characters in those photos.\nDall E - DALL·E 2 is an AI system that can create realistic images and art from a description in natural language. Made by Open Ai. Closed source.\nDreamstudio.ai - AI Art Generation.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGemini - Formerly known as Bard. Google\u0026rsquo;s AI alternative to Chat GPT. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias, including filtering your text prompts through a DEI and social justice lens.\nLumiere - A Space-Time Diffusion Model for Video Generation. Made by Google, closed source. Create video from word prompts or pictures. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias.\nMagic Animate - Magic Animate is an open source project that allows you to produces an animated video from a single image and a motion video.\nMid Journey - Mid Journey is an independent research lab exploring new mediums of thought and expanding the imaginative powers of the human species. Requires the unencrypted messaging app Discord for image generation.\nOpen AI Sora - Sora can generate videos up to a minute long while maintaining visual quality and adherence to the user’s prompt. Closed source.\nFreedom and Privacy AI Tools # AI Unchained - Podcast by freedom advocate and bitcoin educator Guy Swann. Follow the newest updates in the AI industry to become more sovereign and efficient by utilizing cutting edge tools.\nAlex AI - Energy and Climate Chatbot. Built by Alex Epstein, an advocate of Freedom and Fossil Fuels. Iphone Only.\nGab AI - Chat GPT alternative and image generator by conservative Social Media company GAB.\nGATgpt - A LLM model like Chat GPT but specifically for gun printing and all things gun related. Built by Cody Wilson.\nLibertAI - Decentralized privacy focused AI.\nUnleashed Chat - AI chatbot service designed with real privacy in mind. It stands out with its live Nostr data querying and advanced context embedding capabilities. It allows for Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network, for privacy and speed. The platform employs the latest Open Source models, prioritizing uncensored options.\nVenice - Venice is an open source alternative to Chat GPT. With built in features for code prompts and Stable Diffusion, Venice does not censor or spy on you. Launched by freedom advocate and crypto pioneer Erik Voorhees.\nGeneral AI Tools # AI or Not - Need to verify if images are AI generated? Here\u0026rsquo;s a project that can identify images from Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Dall-E, GAN and more.\nAIXploira - Access the largest list of top-quality AI tools available on the web.\nAlbus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAwesome GPT - List of dozens of GPT style LLMs.\nEsperanto.ai - Esperanto delivers high-performance, energy-efficient computing solutions that are the compelling choice for the most demanding AI and non-AI applications.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGPT4all - Self Hosted GPT Alternative.\nHuggingface.co - Open Source CHAT GPT Alternative.\nLM Studio - LM Studio lets you discover, download, and run local LLMs entirely offline.\nMaxAI.me - Chrome extension that lets you utilize AI on different sites.\nParse Prompt - Convert and summarize podcast episodes, audio clips, web-pages, and YouTube into AI-generated content.\nAttack Surface # BynaryEdge - We scan the web and gather data for you.\nCensys - Attack Surface Management Solutions.\nCriminalip.io - Cyber Threat Intelligence Search Engine and Attack Surface Management (ASM) platform.\nRedHunt Labs - Discover your Attack Surface, Continuously.\nSecurityTrails - The Total Internet Inventory.\nBug Hunting # Bug Bounty writeups - Detailed breakdowns of all sorts of different types of attacks.\nBughunter-handbook - A list of resources that will help bug bounty hunters with resources that are useful during their bug bounty journey.\nCertificates # CertSpotter - Monitors your domains for expiring, unauthorized, and invalid SSL certificates.\nCensys - Certificates - Certificates Search.\nCrt.sh - Certificate Search.\nCTSearch - Certificate Transparency Search Tool.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nTLS.BufferOver.run - Quickly find certificates in IPv4 space.\nCredentials # Check your email accounts to find associated accounts with breached companies.\nBreachdirectory.org - Check if your information was exposed in a data breach.\nCrackstation.net - Massive pre-computed lookup (Rainbow) tables to crack password hashes.\nDehashed - Free deep-web scans and protection against credential leaks, Takes Monero for Premium accounts.\nHackcheck - Hackcheck is a data breach search engine that makes checking the integrity of your data easy and flexible cheap! They currently offer several lightning fast queries to search through our billions of records with. The queries they offer are email, password, username, name, IP address, phone number, and domain name.\nHave I Been Pwned - Check if your email or phone is in a data breach.\nHaveibeensold.app - App that checks who is selling your data. Currently down.\nIntelx - Needs an account for most dumps, but shows accounts and password associated with on different sites.\nLeak-Lookup - Search across thousands of data breaches to find you compromised data - Requires an account for full results. Cheap prices and accepts Monero.\nLeakCheck.io - Make sure your credentials haven\u0026rsquo;t been compromised.\nLeakix - Identify public data leaks.\nMozilla Monitor - Stay safe with privacy tools from the makers of Firefox that protect you from hackers and companies that publish and sell your personal information. We’ll alert you of any known data breaches, find and remove your exposed info and continually watch for new exposures.\nSnusbase - Stay on top of the latest database breaches.\nSpycloud.com - More in Depth than haveIbeenpwned. Requires an account.\nCode Search Engines # GitHub Code Search - A search engine for searching projects on GitHub.\nGrep.app - Search across a half million git repos.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nNerdyData - Find companies based on their website\u0026rsquo;s tech stack or code.\nPublicwww.com - Source Code Search Engine. Find any alphanumeric snippet, signature or keyword in the web pages HTML, JS and CSS code.\nRepoSearch - Source code search engine that helps you find implementation details, example usages or just analyze code.\nSearchCode - Search 75 billion lines of code from 40 million projects.\nSourceGraph - Understand and search across your entire codebase.\nData Retention # Archive.org - The biggest site for internet website archives.\nDessant - A web extension for pulling data from archived sites.\nInteltechniques - A guide to manually remove your data from archive sites.\nMemento Time Travel - Memento TimeTravel is built using the archive.today API, and can thus be utilized as an upgraded internet archive product. It offers web users with an easy-to-use design.\nPagefreezer.com - PageFreezer is an alternative to the Wayback machine which utilizes Google-like crawling technology. The screenshots are taken using a fully automated operation.\nTubeRipper - An app that lets you rip or download videos from most platforms.\nWebcite - WebCite differs from the Wayback Machine by providing the sort of detailed snapshots of author-cited references requested by publishers, editors, and readers.\nDevice Information # Macaddress.io - MAC address vendor lookup.\nMaclookup.app - Find the vendor name of a device by entering an OUI or a MAC address.\nMacvendors.com - Find MAC Address Vendors. Now.\nMAC Vendor Lookup - Look up the vendor for a specific MAC Address.\nDNS # Chaos - Enhance research and analyse changes around DNS for better insights.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing.\nDNSDumpster - DNS recon \u0026amp; research, find \u0026amp; lookup DNS records.\nDNShistory.org - Domain Name System Historical Record Archive.\nDNSdb - Passive DNS historical database.\nDNSviz - Tool for visualizing the status of a DNS zone.\nDNSTwister - The anti-phishing domain name search engine and DNS monitoring service.\nDnslytics - The ultimate online investigation tool for DNS and other internet data.\nHackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nPassivedns.mnemonic.no - Web interface for querying passive DNS data collected in our malware lab.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nRapidDNS - DNS query tool which make querying - subdomains or sites of a same IP easy.\nDomains # Buckets.grayhatwarfare.com - Public buckets.\nBuiltWith - Find out what websites are Built With.\nCentralOps - DomainDossier - Investigate domains and IP addresses.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing!\nDomainIQ - Comprehensive Domain Intelligence.\nGrayhatwarfare.com - domains - How to search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nIPInfo - Provides your WAN or Public IP address.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nPentest-tools.com - Discover subdomains and determine the attack surface of an organization.\nRiddler - Allows you to search in a high quality dataset.\nRobTex - Various kinds of research of IP numbers, Domain names, etc.\nSecurityheaders.com - Scan your site now.\nSimilarweb.com - The easiest and fastest tool to find out what\u0026rsquo;s really going on online.\nSitereport.netcraft.com - Find out the infrastructure and technologies used by any site.\nSpyonweb.com - Find out related websites.\nStatscrop.com - Millions of amazing websites across the web are being analyzed with StatsCrop.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVisualsitemapper.com - Create a visual map of your site.\nWho.is - WHOIS Search, Domain Name, Website, and IP Tools.\nWhois.domaintools.com - Industry’s fastest domain discovery engine and broadest, most accurate data.\nWhoisology.com - Deep Connections Between Domain Names \u0026amp; Their Owners.\nExploits # 0day.today - The ultimate database of exploits and vulnerabilities.\nExploit-DB - An Exploit Database.\npacketstormsecurity.com - Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers.\nRapid7 - DB - A vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSploitus - A convenient central place for identifying the newest exploits.\nVulmon - A vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nFacial Recognition # Pimeyes - The gold Standard in facial recognition search, while prioritizing privacy. Focused Search Engines # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Correlate – Google Trends Correlate can help you identify search patterns that correlate with real-world trends. It can be used to identify search patterns that are similar to one another. For example, you could use the tool to find out if there is a link between new legislation and gun sales (at least in terms of the search volume related to the two topics).\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nGrabify - Grabify is a free web-based IP grabbing/URL shortening tool. (IP grabbing just as it implies simply means getting/grabbing peoples IP addresses.) This can be used to get location/IP data from potential attackers.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nIPGeo - IpGeo is a python tool to extract IP addresses from captured network traffic file (pcap/pcapng) and generate csv report containing details about the geolocation of each ip in the packets.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMillion Short – Million Short has an interesting approach to searching for information online. The interface is generally similar to a typical search engine. However, you can sort and filter the results in a number of ways. Examples include popularity, eCommerce, live chat, date, location, and others. Also, it automatically pulls out the top sites that usually occupy the top spots in any search result (e.g. Amazon.com, eBay, YouTube, etc.)\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nMention - A service that lets you track any code words across social media platforms. Paid service.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOSSDatabase - OSS DATABASE is a crowdsourced database of Open Source software. Their goal is to make it easy to look for open source alternatives and compare them with their proprietary peers.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPulsedive - A search engine for devices connected to the internet.\nPublic API\u0026rsquo;s - A list of several different API\u0026rsquo;s that are free to use for data pulling.\nPublicData.com - PublicData.com is the number one resource for public records from local, state, and federal agencies.\nProwl - A free IP search \u0026amp; identifications of IoC and IoA.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nSearch by Image - Tool to reverse image search docs, only works in Chromium based browsers.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nShodan – A search engine and network security tool for the internet of things. It finds devices on the internet like web servers, webcams, appliances, traffic lights, and even power plants.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTalkWalkerAlerts – TalkWalkerAlerts is a great alternative to Google Alerts because, in addition to monitoring the web for certain keywords, it monitors social media, blogs, and forums as well. This can be helpful if you need to find mentions of someone’s name or business across the web. Free and paid options.\nTorSearch - A TOR search engine for websites hosted on TOR (The Darknet).\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nTinyEye - A reverse image search.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nGeolocation # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nMail Addresses # Centralops - Email, Whois, DNS search info.\nEmailHippo - Email address verification technology.\nEmail-format.com - Find the email address formats in use at thousands of companies.\nHunter.io - Find professional email addresses in seconds.\nIntelligenceX - Search engine and data archive. Finds public personal information from data brokers.\nMelissa - Emailcheck - Check email addresses and verify they are live.\nMXToolbox - Check your email headers.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nReacher.email - Open-Source Email Verification.\nRocketReach - Your first-degree connection to any professional.\nskymem.info - Find email addresses of companies and people.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nThatsThem - Reverse email lookup.\nverify-email.org - Checks whether the mailbox exists or not.\nVoilaNorbert - I can find anyone\u0026rsquo;s email address.\nOSINT Lists # About.start.me - OSINT Dashboard to combine different OSINT tools.\nAwesome-Osint - A curated list of amazingly awesome open source intelligence tools and resources.\nFacebook Email Search - A simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFreedomlab.io - FreedomLab is a virtual gathering place for human rights defenders. Here you will find a repository of training materials, tutorials, and digital tools, all tailored to your needs and requirements. We hope you will learn about tools, experiences, advocacy and fundraising strategies, as well as knowledge and skills related to security. Through support and collaboration, human rights defenders increase their capacity to monitor and report, seek redress, and advocate for the promotion of human rights.\nFull OSINT - Full OSINT focused on the most popular web-based Open Source Intelligence and Cybersecurity Tools.\nHacker Search Engines - Long list of OSINT Tools.\nInteltechniques Tools - Dozens of tools available from Michael Bazzels website.\nOstintFramework - Terrific list. Layout is a bit strange can be annoying to navigate.\nOsint-jobs.com - Job board and education research.\nOsintcurio.us - The OSINT Curious Project was a source of quality, actionable, Open Source Intelligence news, original blogs, instructional videos, and live streams. We tried to keep people curious about exploring web applications for bits of information or trying out new techniques to access important OSINT data.\nOsintool.com - List of multiple tools with install instructions.\nOsintdojo.com - A giant list of OSINT resources.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nSociallinks.io - Everything you need to navigate the OSINT world, gain deeper insights, and enhance investigations.\nSocial-Analyzer - API, CLI \u0026amp; Web App for analyzing \u0026amp; finding a person’s profile across social media websites. It includes different string analysis and detection modules, you can choose which combination of modules to use during the investigation process.\nSpiderFoot - SpiderFoot is an open-source OSINT tool with 200+ modules for gathering information on target organizations, domains and IP addresses, networks, emails, and usernames. It offers automation capabilities for routine OSINT tasks like DNS queries, threat intelligence checks, breach detection, WHOIS lookups, and more.\nstart.me - Another Giant list of all sorts of tools.\nTCM-Open-Source-Intellingence-Resources - Compilation of Resources from TCM\u0026rsquo;s OSINT Course.\nX-osint - An Open source intelligent framework ie an osint tool which gathers valid information about a phone number, user’s email address, perform VIN Osint, and reverse, perform subdomain enumeration, able to find email from a name, and so much more.\nSecurity Focused Tools # 2fA.Directory - List of companies that use 2FA in America. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\n2fA.Directory.International - List of companies that use 2FA Internationally. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nBest Randoms - Random information generator for huge amount of categories.\nDmarc and SPF Checkers - A site Dmarc, SPF and DKIM are Email security settings that protect your email account from being spoofed or faked. This tool scores your domain to see how difficult it would be to spoof. ^1^\nDNS checker and port scanner - A site to check open ports, DNS SPF records and much more on your own internal server.\nEfani - Test your Phone number public connections to see your total phone exposure.\nEmail Rep - App that lets you check the known reputability of any email address and domain.\nEnd Of Life - Tracks closely software updates, and EOL status for a massive list of software. Need to figure out how long your new phone will be supported? They have you covered.\nExiftool - A tool let’s you pull metadata info from a wide range of file types.\nHudson Rock - Free tools to check for compromised corporate accounts.\nHowsecureismypassword - A site to test the security and the Bruce Force difficulty of your password.\nImmuniweb - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server or servers. Checks SSL status of multiple different types of applications. Also checks compliance with frameworks such as PCI, HIPAA and NIST.\nIp Quality Score - An app to check your IP, Email and Fraud prevention. Also allows for verifying Tor and VPN connectivity and much more.\nPolisis - Polisis gives you a glimpse of what websites actually say in their privacy policies.\nPrivacy Parrot - A search engine that helps determine if a website can sell your personal information.\nScamDoctor - Project that tracks known scam websites and use an algorithm to determine likelihood of other scams.\nSecurity Headers - A site to check the security headers of your own self-hosted server to check your exposure to attacks like XSS, Clickjacking and more.\nShieldsup - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Run by Steve Gibson of the SecurityNow Podcast and Spinrite data recovery application.\nSSL LABS - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Specifically looks at TLS config and hash algorithm of your website.\nTiny-check - A piece of software that scans your phone to check for unauthorized monitoring apps unknowingly installed.\nTOSBack (Terms of Service) - A website that reads back other website terms of service and puts it into a simple and easy to read summary.\nTraceLabs - An OSINT service that helps find missing people.\nVirus Total - Scan files, hashes and URLs to run them against a database of known compromised software. Extremely useful when evaluating new suspicious files or programs.\nW3Techs - Large list that tracks software utilization across industries. Find metrics based around software markets share.\nServers # FOFA - Cyberspace mapping.\nGreyNoise - The source for understanding internet noise.\nNatlas - Scaling Network Scanning.\nNetlas.io - Discover, Research and Monitor any Assets Available Online.\nOnyphe.io - Cyber Defense Search Engine for open-source and cyber threat intelligence data.\nZoomEye - Global cyberspace mapping.\nSocial Media Tools # Discord # Discord OSINT Attack Surface - Description of Discord\u0026rsquo;s attack surface.\nDiscord Snowflake to Timestamp Converter - Pulls Discord message timestamps.\nDiscordBee - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDiscordServers Search - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDutch OSINT Guy Discord Resources - OSINT Discord resources that may be useful for searching or pivoting on Discord.\nFacebook # Einvestigator.com - Facebook Search Tools and Resources.\nFacebook Email Search - Is a simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFB People Directory - Is a native tool built by Facebook so you can, as its name suggests, search their people directory. It’s super useful and one of the easiest tools to use when you’re looking for someone.\nPassive DNS - Technology allows you to investigate everything you can imagine about any organization or company in the world, way beyond a simple citizen profile. Let’s see it in action for facebook.com.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nToolzu.com - A platform for Facebook video downloading.\nGab # Gab OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGab OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tool for creating Bookmarklet.\nGab OSINT Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB ^1^\nGeneral Social Media Tools # Sherlock - Finds all usernames across 300 different social media platforms.\nSocialBlade - Real Time follower/subscriber counter for Youtube, Twitch, Instagram and Twitter.\nStories Down - Guide for several different platforms.\nGettr # Gettr OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGettr OSINT Investigations Tips \u0026amp; Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB.\nInstagram # Gramho - Identifying Followers of a Private Instagram Profile.\nInstahunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Instagram posts.\nInstagram OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Instagram.\nPicuki - View, edit and share your publicly available Instagram content.\nLinkedIn # Epieos LinkedIn Tool - Retrieve information linked to an email address.\nHow to conduct OSINT on Linkedin - List of tactics and strategies.\nLinkedIn OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the LinkedIn attack surface.\nLinkedIn OSINT Bookmarket Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part I - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part II - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nNew LinkedIn Search Features - Guide on search functions in LinkedIn.\nPinterest # Aware Online - List of tactics and strategies.\nPinterest OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Pinterest attack surface.\nReddit # Rdddeck - Creates Reddit decks.\nReddit OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Reddit attack surface.\nReddit OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nReddit OSINT Techniques - List of Osint tools and tactics for Reddit.\nUnddit - App that lets you display removed (by mods) and deleted (by users) comments/posts for Reddit.\nSkype # Skype OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Skype attack surface.\nSkypli - Skype search engine.\nSnapchat # Snapchat OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Snapchat attack surface.\nSnap Map - Watch Snaps submitted by Snapchatters around the world.\nTelegram # Awesome Telegram OSINT - Massive list of Telegram Tools.\nTelegram Analytics - Telegram channels and groups catalog in addition chat monitoring.\nTelegram Database - Telegram Search Engine.\nTikTok # TikTok OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the TikTok attack surface.\nTikTok OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate TikTok investigations.\nVidnice - TikTok search engine.\nTumblr # Tumblr OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Tumbler attack surface.\nTumblr OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate Tumblr investigations.\nTumblr OSINT Techniques - Breakdown of many tactics and techniques for OSINT on Tumblr.\nTwitter/X.com # Birdhunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Twitter posts.\nBot Sentinel - Helps you find and block trolls and fake Twitter accounts.\nFoller.me - Free people search engine finds social media profiles, public records, and more!\nNitter - Access Twitter through a privacy front end without an account.\nTinfoleak - Search for Twitter users leaks.\nTweet Beaver - If you’re doing research that involves a Twitter user, TweetBeaver is a great resource. Use it for things like downloading a user’s friends list, downloading a user’s followers list, checking to see if two accounts follow one another, and much more.\nTweetdeck - TweetDeck offers a more convenient Twitter experience by letting you view multiple timelines in one easy interface. It includes a host of advanced features to help get the most of Twitter: Manage multiple Twitter accounts, schedule Tweets for posting in the future, build Tweet collections, and more.\nTwitter OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Twitter attack surface.\nSpoonbill - Spoonbill lets you see profile changes from the people you follow on Twitter or other social networks.\nTrendsmap - Tracks hashtag trends by location.\nTweeterID - Pull your Twitter user ID.\nGetvidfy.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nSavetweetvid.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nURLs # HackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nMOZ Link Explorer - The world\u0026rsquo;s best backlink checker with over 40 trillion links.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nShorteners.grayhatwarfare.com - Search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nURLScan - A sandbox for the web.\nVehicles # Autocheck - Search by Vin or License Plate. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nFaxvin - Search by Vin. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nLicensesearch.org - Can be used to search License plates and Drivers licenses for a fee.\nSkipTracer - Python-based search engine program, that searches lots of different categories, Name, email, phone etc. In particular you can search License Plate info which is the most unique feature of this app.\nVehicle-OSINT-Collection - A comprehensive list of websites, add-ons, repositories, and other tools useful for finding information on a target vehicle ^2^\nVulnerabilities # Aqua Vulnerability Database - Vulnerabilities and weaknesses in open source applications and cloud native infrastructure.\nCapec.Mitre.org - A site that tracks common attack patterns.\nCloudvulndb.org - The Open Cloud Vulnerability \u0026amp; Security Issue Database.\nCVEDetails - The ultimate security vulnerability datasource.\nCVE.org - Another site that tracks identifies defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nGitHub Advisory Database - Security vulnerability database inclusive of CVEs and GitHub originated security advisories.\nLibraries.io - Open source package tracker.\nMITRE CVE - Another site that identifies, defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nMitre.org - A site that tracks common weaknesses across all software.\nNIST NVD - The National Vulnerability Database, that lists known threats and vulnerabilities.\nOssindex.sonatype.org - A free catalogue of open source components and scanning tools to help developers identify vulnerabilities, understand risk, and keep their software safe.\nOpencve.io - Easiest way to track CVE updates and be alerted about new vulnerabilities.\nOsv.dev - Open Source Vulnerability tracker.\nRapid7 - DB - Vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSecurity.snyk.io - Open Source Vulnerability Database.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVulDB - Number one vulnerability database.\nVulmon - Vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nVulners.com - Your Search Engine for Security Intelligence.\nVulnIQ - Vulnerability intelligence and management solution.\nWifi Discovery and Scanning # Acrylic WiFi - WiFi analysis, site survey \u0026amp; troubleshooting.\nAvast Wi-Fi Finder - Avast Wi-Fi Finder is an app to help you find free WiFi networks around you. Just check the map and take a look at the different points that show up. Tapping one of them gives you more information: the name of the network, whether it requires a password, etc.\nFree WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nNetwork Tools - Phone App for tracking all sorts of network metrics.\nOpen WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nWiFinder -\n"},{"id":15,"href":"/political-tools/","title":"Political","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;He knows nothing and thinks he knows everything. That points clearly to a political career.\u0026rdquo; -George Bernard Shaw\nHere at Liberty Tools we believe in looking at alternatives to electoral politics. We believe that in terms of advancing freedom electoral politics has mostly been a lost battle, or very often is actually counter productive. However we do have great respect for anyone who is trying to advance freedom as part of the political process, and continuing in the footsteps of the great politicians such as Ron Paul.\n🏛️ Find Representatives \u0026amp; Voting Info # Govtrack – Look up your Congressional representatives and their voting records. Vote.org – Polling Place Locator – Find out where to vote. Ballotpedia – Discover open races, ballot measures, candidate info, and more. IV3 – Verify your voter roll info, report inaccuracies, and track updates. 💵 Money in Politics # Opensecrets – Follow campaign finance and lobbying data. ALLRegreen – Track campaign contributions by industry and individual donors. Follow The Crypto – See cryptocurrency donations to politicians. Check My Donation – Check if your name has been used fraudulently in political donations. 📊 Government Transparency \u0026amp; Spending # Open the Books – Audit government spending at federal, state, and local levels. Data Republican – Explore federal grant allocations, charity, and NGO funding. DogeAI - A new AI project trying to expose political corruption. 🏢 Political Appointees \u0026amp; Local Involvement # OurPublicService.org – Appointee Tracker – Track political appointees in federal positions. Run Locally – Libertarian Party initiative to support local candidates. "},{"id":16,"href":"/privacy/","title":"Privacy","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The Cypherpunks are actively engaged in making the networks safer for privacy. Let us proceed together apace. Onward\u0026rdquo; - Eric Hughes\nPrivacy is a fundamental tenet of a free society. Corporations and governments are gathering data at record rates and will happily sell it to the highest bidder. In the era of social media, doxxing, twitter mobs and rising crime, take back your privacy to protect yourself and your family.\nAll in one Privacy Solutions # Cloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Cloaked is not Open Source. Though they do plan to open source their project in the future. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nMySudo - All in one privacy solution. MySudo offers services for phones, profiles, emails, virtual credit cards and more. MySudo doesnt always work well on non Android OSes like Calyx and you often need a google supported phone for activation, but once you activate it, it should work fine on Graphene.\nBrowsers # Brave - From the original creators of Firefox, Brave aims to use maximum privacy as a default. With ad blocking, phishing blocking, fingerprint and cookie blocking all enabled by default. Brave does offer ad payments in its own crypto token BAT, which has drawn some criticism from privacy advocates - In Depth Review\nDecentr - Brand new blockchain-based browser. Pays out in their own token for browsing search, much like Brave.\nFirefox - Firefox has a long-established history of competing with the most well-known browsers as the longest-serving open-source alternative. However, due to recent changes by Firefox in order to gain more revenue, we NO longer recommend them. Check out more here.\nLibreWolf - LibreWolf is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks.\nMullvad Browser - The Mullvad Browser is a privacy-focused web browser developed in a collaboration between Mullvad VPN and the Tor Project. It’s designed to minimize tracking and fingerprinting. You could say it’s a Tor Browser to use without the Tor Network. Instead, you can use it with a trustworthy VPN. The idea is to provide one more alternative – beside the Tor Network – to browse the internet with more privacy. To get as many people as possible to fight the big data gathering of today. To free the internet from mass surveillance.\nPrivacy Tests - In-depth comparison of browser privacy.\nTor Browser - Tor Browser is your choice if you need an extra layer of anonymity. It\u0026rsquo;s a modified version of Firefox, which comes with pre-installed privacy add-ons, encryption, and an advanced proxy. It\u0026rsquo;s not recommended to install additional browser addons. Plugins or addons may bypass Tor or compromise your privacy. While TOR is the best in privacy, it is also notoriously slow.\nWaterfox - Waterfox is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks. Not quite as private as something like LibreWolf, but makes up for it in speed and functionality.\nBrowser Exposure Checks # Cover Your Tracks and EFF Tool - A project from the EFF. Cover Your Tracks is two things: a tool for users to understand how unique and identifiable their browser makes them online, and a research project to uncover the tools and techniques of online trackers and test the efficacy of privacy add-ons. In Depth Breakdown and Review\nIpleak - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDNSLeaktest - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDeviceInfo - Checks computer hardware and software specs\nAm I Unique -Checks your IP and browser public info.\nBlacklight- Check third party trackers\nBrowserspy - When you surf around the internet your browser leaves behind a trail of digital footprints. Websites can use these footprints to check your system. BrowserSpy.dk is a service where you can check just what information it\u0026rsquo;s possible to gather from your system, just by visiting a website.\nPrivacy.net - What information can a website find out about you when you visit it? A lot more than you probably realize. This tool lists information that any website, advertisement, and widget can collect from your web browser. Such information could be used to identify you and/or track your behavior using tactics like IP lookups and browser fingerprinting. While none of this may be considered personally identifiable information (PII), the profile drawn from all these pieces of information can be so distinct that it can only plausibly match a single person.\nPersonaldata.info - Check what data your browser is leaking, and other tools.\nBrowser Extensions # AdNauseam - Extension that randomly opens ads to obfuscate tracking.\nBypass Paywalls - App that lets you get past paywalls to view otherwise paid content.\nCanvas Fingerprint Defender - Creates fake Canvas IDs to prevent fingerprinting.\nClear Browsing Data - Clear browsing data like cookies, history, and cache directly from the browser toolbar.\nDissenter - Browser extension that allows you to comment on any web page free of censorship.\nGoogle Teller - App that beeps every time a connection with Google is made.\nHTTPS Everywhere - Encrypts your communications with many major websites, making your browsing more secure.\nLibRedirect - Redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends like Newpipe, Nitter, Wikiless, etc.\nLocalCDN - Emulates Content Delivery Networks to improve your online privacy by intercepting traffic and injecting supported resources locally.\nMailvelope - Privacy-focused email web extension to securely encrypt your emails with PGP using webmail providers.\nMozilla Containers - Allows you to separate your browsing experience into different color-coded tabs to help protect your privacy.\nNoScript - Allows JavaScript and other potentially harmful content to be executed only by trusted websites of your choice.\nPrivacy Badger - Stops advertisers and trackers from secretly tracking where you go and what pages you look at on the web.\nPrivacy Possum - Monkey wrenches common commercial tracking methods by reducing and falsifying the data gathered by tracking companies.\nRedirector - Web browser extension (Firefox, Vivaldi, Chrome, Opera, Edge) to redirect URLs based on regex or wildcard patterns.\nSnowFlake - Helps people in censored countries access the Internet without restrictions by acting as a proxy.\nTerms of Service; Didn\u0026rsquo;t Read - Provides short and quick summaries about the terms and privacy policies of websites you browse.\nTrackMeNot - Protects privacy in web-search by issuing randomized queries to common search engines.\nuBlock Origin - Free, open-source ad content blocker that increases security and privacy in your browser.\nWatch on Odysee - Redirects you from YouTube to Odysee, a decentralized YouTube alternative.\nComputers # Computer Manufacturers # Purism - Open Source company. Makes Open Source Laptops, Phones and Servers. Partners with other liberty focused companies like Start 9. Accepts Bitcoin as a method of payment. Also offers a private phone data plan. Shipping is known to be very slow in some cases. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nStarLabs - A computer company that sells a wide range of linux computers that come preconfigured with multiple different distros. Also includes a linux based tablet. Accepts Bitcoin\nSystem76 - Well known American Linux Company. Developed and pioneered Pop-OS operating system, A user friendly Ubuntu/Debian Fork.\nTuxedoComputers - High quality Linux focused computers. German company, only communicates in German.\nComputer Operating Systems # CNIX - A simple Linux distro that puts privacy first, but it\u0026rsquo;s much less intense than TAILS or QUBES.\nDistro Watch - Distro Watch tracks and rates all Linux Operating systems.\nLinuxMint - Linux distro for beginners.\nPop!_OS - Ubuntu Fork built by a dedicated Linux Hardware Company System76. Pop!_OS is one of the easiest and cleanest Linux distros around.\nQubesOS - a privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. Qubes requires a bit more hardware as it runs several virtual machines to segregate your applications to better ensure your privacy.\nReactOS - An Open Source OS designed to mimic the Windows file system.\nTAILS - A privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. With TAILS all traffic is routed through TOR and all of your data is deleted as soon as the computer is turned off.\nUbuntu - The long term gold standard for beginner Linux users.\nData Removal # AccountKiller- Website that helps you find and delete a wide range of old accounts across multiple platforms through specific account/platform targeting.\nCreditFreeze- Freeze your Credit in the event of a data breach\nCyberOneIntel - CyberOneIIntel claims to find what other services can\u0026rsquo;t - including social media accounts, employment history, dating profiles, gaming profiles, dark web credential breaches, indexed search engine occurrences, and much more.\nData Broker Opt Out List - massive list of data sites to opt out of manually.\nData Brokers List - Links to purge your data manually from data brokers\nData Opt Out - Links to requests to manually delete data from multiple websites and platforms.\nDeleteMe - Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. In Depth Discussion\nEasyOptOuts - Cheap service to remove your accounts from Data Brokers\nHacked - Paid service that helps you recover from hacks and exposed personal data. Service can help with deleting videos or images from website or social media platforms. Service can also help you recover hacked accounts if you have lost access.\nJustDeleteMe - A directory of direct links to delete your account from web services. If you would like to delete a wide range of your accounts manually, JustDeleteMe can link you directly to the section of page where you can easily delete your account.\nMyDataRemoval - Another competitor for purging personal information, Name, Home address etc. Review\nOneRep - Alternative to DeleteMe. Offers a free trial and more deletion services but does have some negative reviews. One Rep is known for automating this process and not using employee manual checks. In Depth Review\nOptery - Removes Your Home Address, Phone and Other Private Info from Google, and 220+ Sites Review\nRedact - App that will delete your social media presence including specific comments and posts on multiple platforms. Includes FB, Reddit, Discord, Twitter etc…\nRemove Data from web Archive - Guide to remove your data from archive sites\nSayMine- Automated service that pulls your emails to find accounts created and sends them emails for data removal request. Be careful though, as this can sometimes cause you to send information to companies that you may have received emails from, but do not actually have an account with and thus actually giving them more information than they had in the first place. Saymine also offers corporate privacy services.\nDead Mans Switch # BqETH - BeQth is a trustless dead mans switch based on the Polygon network, an Ethereum Layer 2. BeQth lets you create a smart contract on the polygon blockchain that will send out our secret data via email to whoever you wish after an allotted amount of time. Transactions are all encrypted and totally on chain. Users can essentially mine the algorithm to unlock secret keys by the allotted time, essentially allowing for users to mine secrets. Does not require KYC. CipherWill - A non crypto based E2E dead mans switch service. Your secrets are encrypted with 256 AES encryption and zero knowledge proofs for the best possible security. Requires basic KYC. Gone Mans Switch - Gone Man\u0026rsquo;s Switch is a simple web application that allows you to create messages that will be delivered when you are absent (gone) for a certain period. Fully Self-hosted and open source. You can schedule long term messages to yourself via Telegram, Email or SMS. Sarcophagus - Similar to BeQTH Sarcophagus is also built on the polygon blockchain. Sarcophagus is decentralized, open-source and DAO owned + operated. They believe bringing dead man\u0026rsquo;s switch functionality to the web3 ecosystem can empower and provide security infrastructure for an entire generation of applications, regardless of their size Email # Email Providers # Email cannot offer the same fundamental privacy of other communication protocols. Use better tools when it matters. Nevertheless, it remains an essential tool in every day life, and the following providers offer excellent privacy.\n10 Minute Mail - Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.- Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.\n33Mail - Unlimited private email aliases.\nBeeble - Encrypted email and data storage. Uses hybrid AED and PGP encryption methods. Uses decentralized server infrastructure.\nFastMail - No free version. In Depth Review.\nLavabit - The company responsible for setting the Seppuku Pledge precedent. Originally used by Edward Snowden, Lavabit refused to give up information on him to the US Government. Lavabit shut down before handing over information and re-opened years later.\nMailbox - Private email with cloud services. In Depth Review.\nMailcow - Self-hosting email isn\u0026rsquo;t recommended, but Mailcow is an application that can help simplify the process. Article on the difficulties with Email.\nMailfence - Encrypted email service based in Belgium.\nMigadu - Email hosting service that doesn\u0026rsquo;t track and lets you add in unlimited domains and accounts for cheap.\nPax Mail - A lesser-known privacy-focused email provider, Pax offers paid-only accounts to provide full email services that do not compromise their values. Specifically created for Freedom lovers. Their values are listed clearly here.\nProtonMail - All data is stored in an encrypted state, and decrypted by the client. Emails between Proton users are end-to-end encrypted. The client-side code is open source. Proton servers are located in Switzerland. Basic accounts are free. Additional storage and features are available through paid plans, which can be paid for in Bitcoin. In-depth review from Restore Privacy.\nTutanota - Similar to Proton, all data is stored in an encrypted state, and emails between users are end-to-end encrypted. Tutanota servers are located in Germany, which is part of the 14 Eyes. Free and paid options available.\nEmail Clients # FairEmail - Fully featured, open source, privacy friendly email app for Android. Uses OpenKeychain to decrypt messages and optionally encrypt messages. Review\nK-9 - Mobile open source email client. Review\nMailSpring - Opensource. Great free email client, works with a variety of email providers. Does not work with Protonmail.\nThunderbird - Thunderbird is a free and open-source cross-platform email client developed by the Mozilla Foundation, the people who are behind the Firefox web browser. Been around for awhile, can be a bit buggy at times.\nEmail Aliases # Abine/Blur - Provides email and Debit card aliases. Albine provides several other options as well. Paid Service offered along with other services. Review\nAnonAddy - Very Similar product to Simple Login. In Depth Review Comparison Review of SL and AA\nFirefox Relay - Free email alias service. Also offers paid phone relay service. Review\nSimple Login - Free cloud services, cheap premium accounts anonymously with Monero. Also offers Self Hosting options.\nFile Encryption # Cryptomator - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nCoze - Coze is an open source cryptographic JSON messaging specification which uses digital signatures to prove identity and ownership over digital files and messages.\nOpenPGP - Lists of several differnt applications that all use the OpenPGP standard.\nPGPTool - Based off the original PGP Alogrithim, PGP tool is a A simple and secure online client-side PGP Key Generator, Encryption and Decryption tool. Generate your PGP Key pairs, encrypt or decrypt messages easily with a few clicks.\nPicoCrypt - Lightweight open source encryption client that’s easy to use, completely free and focuses on only encrypting files and nothing else. Most Encryption apps tend to use AES-256 while Pico uses the new and improved XChaCha20 for encryption. It also uses Argon 2 for key derivation as opposed to SHA for further protection\nVeracrypt - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nFirewalls # Little Snitch - Inbound and Outbound firewall blocking for desktop. MAC OS only.\nOPNsense is a free and open source network FreeBSD-based firewall\nPFSense - Well supported free Open Source network Firewall Software\nPihole - Network wide Ad-Blocker and DNS sinkhole. Can also be used as a DHCP server\nPort Master - Application Firewalls. This program works as a VPN replacement. May break your VPN connection while installed. Works in Linux and Windows.\nSimplewall - Simple Open Source Windows only Firewall\nSnort - Open Source Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)\nInternet Service Providers # FemtoStar - Open Source Satellite internet.\nNomadinternet - Internet for off grid living.\nUkama - A project empowering everyone to build a decentralized cell phone network powered by you to connect the world.\nKillswitches # Buskill - USB ‘dead man’s switch’ locks down (or kills) snatched laptops\nUSBGuard - The USBGuard software framework helps to protect your computer against rogue USB devices (a.k.a. BadUSB) by implementing basic whitelisting and blacklisting capabilities based on device attributes.\nUSBKill - USBKill Python Script allows your computer to lock out if any unapproved USB devices are inserted into your computer. Directly inspired by the arrest of Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht\nMessengers # Bitchat- Launched by Jack Dorsey in 2025, like Briar it uses bluetooth. Other features include: Works Offline on local Bluetooth LE mesh networks, with automatic peer discovery and multi-hop relaying Provides end to end encryption via X25519 key exchange and AES-256-GCM for both private and channel messages. Supports store \u0026amp; forward, caching messages for offline peers until they reconnect Requires no accounts, email addresses, or phone numbers messages live only on users’ devices.\nBriar - Briar doesn’t rely on a central server - messages are synchronized directly between the users’ devices. If the internet’s down, Briar can sync via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, keeping the information flowing in a crisis. If the internet’s up, Briar can sync via the Tor network for additional privacy.\nComparison and Ranks - Detailed comparison of all major messaging apps features and privacy.\nKeet - Peer-to-Peer Chat with high quality Video \u0026amp; Text. Private \u0026amp; Encrypted. Has BTC payment methods built in.\nMatrix - Also commonly known as Element for the most popular Matrix front end. Matrix is a chat Protocol with several different applications that cab be used to participate in the network. Element has full End-to-End encryption, completely open source, fully self hostable and comes with most of the same functionality of Discord or Slack. Also has the ability to Bridge with other chat apps, meaning you can connect Matrix directly to Telegram, or Slack or most other chat apps and mangage those communications via whichever matrix client you choose. Probably the best option for self hosting small companies. Matrix Instance Testing\nMolly- Hardened Signal Fork that is fully open source.\nSignal - An easy-to-use end-to-end encrypted messenger. Long considered the gold standard. Built in auto-delete of messages. standard of chat privacy. Not fully open source. Signal used to require a phone number, but you can now use a username if you prefer. One of the easiest apps to convert normies.\nSilence - A signal fork that picked up SMS direct encryption after Signal decided to no longer pursue it. While you should stay away from SMS whenever possible, it is sometimes still necessary to communicate with certain people this way. And with Silence you can protect yourself. Signal on SMS\nSimpleX - The first messenger without user IDs. SimpleX uses the smart client dumb server model. Meaning you can setup a simple relay to forward your fully encrypted messages to recievers. SimpleX is still early. It has a simple desktop but this isnt fully features currently. In Depth Podcast with the creator.\nSession - Session is an end-to-end encrypted messenger that minimises sensitive metadata, designed and built for people who want absolute privacy and freedom from any form of surveillance. No phone numbers and completely open source.\nTelegram - Easy to use encrypted messaging app. Telegram is NOT End-to-End encrypted by default but does have the option to create E2E secret chats. While its not E2E encrypted it does still encrypt your traffic to the Telegram Servers which is an improvement over SMS. Telegram is simple and is heavily used all across the world, and is a good introduction to a more privacy preserving chat app. However Telegram does have access to user data in its internal servers and has been known to hand that information over at times. Telegram is one of the most used encrypted apps around and as a result can be a haven for scammers.\nThreema - an end-to-end encrypted messenger, similar to Signal. Not a free app. Good overall app, but relatively low userbase due to the non free nature of it.\nWhitenoise - An encrypted messaging app that uses the NOSTR Protocol for private and public key pairs.\nWire - E2E by default. Lots of functionality. Fully open source. Self hosting options available. Built in auto-delete of messages. Can be a bit buggy at times, smaller userbase.\nMetadata Removal # Desktop Metadata removal - Windows and Mac can remove this natively. Linux needs a few steps.\nImagepipe - Android only metadata remover\nMesh Networks # PKT.Cash - PKT uses PacketCrypt, the world’s first bandwidth-hard proof of work. When you connect your home or office internet to the PKT Network, you earn PKT Cash (PKT).PKT mining does not require permission from a centralized company. Miners power the network in a decentralized way, which scales to provide low cost, high speed internet access worldwide.\nOpenmesh - Your Gateway to Building Personalized Data Ecosystems in minutes, instead of weeks. A decentralized node operator that allows for running of various services.\nThreefold - To build an open-source peer-to-peer Internet infrastructure that removes all forms of centralization from the global IT systems. Anything we do needs to improve the planet’s situation and benefit the people around us. Internet access is a human right and it can change everything for the lives of people as an infinite source of tools and information. Our technology was designed to scale ThreeFold anywhere electricity and bandwidth are present.\nMobile # Aliasing # Abine - Offers Phone masking/aliasing for a fee.\nFireFox Relay - Phone Alias service that comes along with an email alias service. Email aliasing is free, phone alias service requires a small monthly fee.)\nSee our All in one Privacy Section for More\nAlternative App Stores # Accrescent - Accrescent is a private and secure Android app store built with modern features in mind. It aims to provide a developer-friendly platform and pleasant user experience while enforcing modern security and privacy practices and offering robust validity guarantees for installed apps.\nAPK-Pure - A site to download and install APK\u0026rsquo;s (install files for phone OSes) this is an easy way to completely bypass app stores. The downside is that your software needs to be updated manually through APK-Pure and is not managed automatically by an app store.\nAptoide - A competitor to the google app store. With over 1 millon apps. While its not specifically privacy focused its a nice alternative when you cant use the regular good app store, or if you cant find what you need in F-Droid.\nAurora Store - A privacy front end for the Google App store. You can find anything you need from google through Aurora. However as this is a front end, it connects to the google app store so that you dont have too. This does require an account. Aurora provides anonymous accounts for you to use, however Google will rate limit these accounts to make them difficult to use sometimes. You can just create your own Gmail account to bypass this if necessary.\nF-Droid - F-Droid is the premier app store for open source apps. For anyone truly intrested in privacy should first check for apps in F-droid before going to mainstream appstores as Fdroid only carries Open Source apps. Completely free, open source and does not require an account.\nObtainium - Obtainium allows you to install and update apps directly from their releases pages, and receive notifications when new releases are made available.\nBurner Phone Numbers # 5sim - Over 500,000 Numbers Originating from Around 180 Countries Online. Low fees. Does not take cryptocurrency.\nBurnerApp - Burner Phone numbers. Usually work for services like Amazon and Twitter\nCrypton - Affordability meets security: For the cost of a movie ticket per month, get a physical SIM phone number. All your messages are encrypted with your personal key, protecting them from prying eyes.\nFreePhoneNum - One time Use burner numbers. Many services wont accept these.\nPhone Blur - offers the use of non-VoIP US phone numbers for account verification, multi-factor authentication, and other needs. Formerly Text Secure.\nSMSPool - Privacy focused non voip SMS burner numbers with area codes from all over the world. Company accepts cryptocurrency including Monero. Cheap options that are known to work with difficult providers like Discord or Twitter.\nSMS4SATS - Bitcoin focused SMS numbers that utilize Bitcoins Layer 2, Lightning network.\nTelnum - Burner Numbers and permanent numbers via Monero\nTossable Digits - Alternative to Google voice for phone porting. Also provides multiple phone numbers.\nMobile Operating Systems # CalyxOS - A privacy focused de-Googled Android Alternative that’s more privacy focused than Lineage but more user friendly than Graphene. Only available on Google Pixel models.\nE.foundation - Degoogled Phone OS that works with most major phone models\nGraphene OS - The king of Privacy phones. Completely de-googled heavily privacy focused phone App Store. Only available on Google Pixel models. Install Guide and Another install guide\nHavoc-OS - Similar to Lineage with large compatibility of devices. Works on over 150 devices. Still available but not a lot of updates.\nLineage – An open source Android alternative that’s compatible with most major Smart Phone and other Android Devices. Does not have a locked bootloader, which is a slight security concern.\nPlexus - App that lists compatibility of over 1000 phone apps for Open source phone roms.\nUbuntu Touch - Open Source Phone and Tablet Rom.\nMobile Phones # Above Phone - The Above Phone offers Graphene OS phones for sale along with their own services like \u0026ldquo;Above VPN\u0026rdquo; along with additional support to help you get fully migrated over to their ecosystem.\nDe-googled - Sells De-googled phones, Lineage Calyx and Graphene - Takes crypto\nEfani - Company that offers Sim Swap protection and prevention. \u0026ldquo;Efani works like any other carrier, except Efani adds exceptional security to your plan via an impressive security tech stack.\u0026rdquo;\nFairphone - Sustainable phone that lets your replace all parts in the phone. Will support CalyxOS soon. currently only available in the UK. Also offers sustainable headphones and other items.\nFreedomphone - NOT RECOMMENDED. Privacy focused phone marketing towards conservatives. OS Is closed source, with little in the way of details on how anything actually works. Backed by conservative commentator Candace Owens.\nFrequency Check - App that lets you check what plans and locations your phone is compatible with.\nIsland - Sandboxing app for Stock Android\nMamushi- Specializes in Calyx OS , Accepts Monero.\nMark37 - A full service Christian privacy company that specializes in their \u0026ldquo;Ghost Phone\u0026rdquo; a Graphene OS phone with custom config. Offers several other privacy services and devices.\nNitrokey - Phones with Mics and Cameras removed\nPine64 - Completely Open Source Phone. May have some compatibility issues.\nPrivate Phone Shop - Fully configured privacy focused phones you purchase. Primarily offers Lineage and Graphene OS. Also offers other privacy services.\nProject Guardian - A physical phone silencing device. A new machine that silences all noise going into your phone from your micophone. All you have to do is set your phone on top of the device and it blocks all incoming sound. Also provides wireless charging. Can be used with two phones at a time.\nPurism - NOT RECOMENDED. Completely Open Source Phone from the ground up, however this comes with many difficulties including supply chain issues. Purism has been known to have very late deliveries in some cases as long as years with no refunds. Order with caution.\nRoninMobile - RoninDojo a bitcoin privacy company, now makes pixel based phones with options for both Calyx and Graphene.\nUnplugged Phone - Unplugged phone is a closed source privacy phone touted by many conservative influencers. It offers its own ecosystem of privacy apps. However many of these apps arent likely to be very useful since you need their phone in order to use them. Given this and the closed source nature of the software we cannot recomend this phone at this time. You are better off with known Open-source alternatives.\nVolla Phone - A minimalist design and new operating concept with the springboard, quick menu and collections. Comes with either Volla OS or Ubuntu Touch installed.\nMobile Service Providers # AweSIM - Privacy focused phone service. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nFreedomPop - Cheap and in some cases free VOIP plans.\nInvisv - Privacy focused phone service. INVISV Relay brings Multi-Party Relay (MPR) privacy to Android, offering a service that decouples trust: where INVISV\u0026rsquo;s job is to ensure that nobody but you has all your critical information. In effect, your requests for data from the Internet, whether with a web browser or with any other app, are unlinked from your identity, and neither INVISV nor our infrastructure partners nor your broadband Internet provider nor a mobile operator can link your identity and your Internet usage and location together.\nSIMXL - e-SIMs Accessible for Everyone, that accepts Monero.\nSilent Link - A real phone number provider not a VOIP number, that can be acquired anonymously. Only allows for incoming calls, but also provides a cheap data plan. Does not always provide the best service. A backup data plan is not a bad idea with this service while using Silent link primarily for privacy.\nVOIP Providers # Hushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nJMP - Private VOIP numbers. Uses the company Telnyx on the back end, but it try\u0026rsquo;s to make this process simpler for a small fee, as you can use Telnyx directly for cheaper fees and good privacy but the process is quite difficult.\nPassword Managers # Password managers are one of the few security tools that makes your life easier. With all of your passwords in one place, often including a password autofill so that you don\u0026rsquo;t have to even type your password, which also helps to keep you safe from keylogging or should surfing attacks.\nBitwarden - FOSS password manager. Free cloud password management, or you can completely self host. 2FA is easily configurable as well. Decryption happens on your client device not on the server, meaning your passwords are encrypted if the server is compromised. Bitwarden also has a password generator, and allows for multiple password encrypted password accounts making it perfect for a small enterprise solution.\nKeepass - The top local password manager. Instead of setting up a server you can run your password manager directly on your personal work machine.\nPasswordSafe - A local password Manager that utilizes Blowfish. Created by security expert and old school cypherpunk Bruce Schneier. Works on windows and Linux.\nVPNMentor Secure Password Generator - Online Password generator for when you aren\u0026rsquo;t working with a standard password manager. Provides other high quality VPN and password related tools as well, like a password strength checker.\nPrivacy for Cars # 49dollarmontanaregisteredagent - Montana based company that creates LLC’s and will register your car to that LLC in Montana thus keeping your name unattached to the car. Montana has the added benefit of a one time registration for cars over 11 years old and no emissions or safety checks\nDeflock - Deflock is a site that tracks \u0026ldquo;Flock\u0026rdquo; ALPR camera readers. Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) are cameras that capture images of all passing license plates, storing details like the car\u0026rsquo;s location, date, and time. These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles—regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. While these systems can be useful for tracking stolen cars or wanted individuals, they are mostly used to track the movements of innocent people.\nFreedomev - Open source software for Tesla cars. Still in development.\nGhostPlate - Physical device that lets you temporarily obscure your license plate.\nNotmyPlate - App that lets you request to legally opt out of License plate collection data via the GDPR. Not likely to be super helpful in non EU countries.\nOpen Auto - An open source alternative to Android Auto, and app that helps you utilize your phone wild driving.\nOpen XC - OpenXC is a combination of open source hardware and software that lets you extend your vehicle with custom applications and pluggable modules. It uses standard, well-known tools to open up a wealth of data from the vehicle to developers, even beyond OBD-II.\nPlate Privacy - A project by the Institute for Justice to track car camera software and fight back.\nPrivacyforCars - Delete your data from rental cars after you are no longer using them. Website also provides a lot of other privacy education on vehicles.\nVehiclePrivacyreport - Check for status of vehicles internet connection to the manufacturers\nPrivacy Resources and Education # Podcasts # Citadel Dispatch - Hosted by Matt Odell a Freedom and Bitcoin Advocate.\nClosed Network - Privacy and security podcast focused on the everyday person and using simple tools and techniques to become a smaller target for online attacks.\nOptOut - Hosted by privacy and freedom advocate Seth for Privacy, covering a wide range of privacy related issues.\nPrivacy Security and Osint - Hosted by the king of privacy, Micahel Bazzell, covers a wide range of privacy, security and Osint. Currently on a hiatus.\nSurveillance Report - Joint hosted by Privacy advocates Henry from Techlore and Nate from the New Oil. Break down of weekly data leaks and privacy incursions.\nWatchMan Privacy - Hosted by Gabriel Custodiet, a principled privacy and freedom advocate.\nOther Privacy Lists # alternativeto.net\nbrainfucksec.github.io/a-good-privacy-list\ndegoogle.jmoore.dev/#replacementsalternatives\ngithub.com/mendel5/alternative-front-ends\ngithub.com/mjovanc/awesome-decentralized\ngithub.com/pluja/awesome-privacy\nlopp.net/bitcoin-information/privacy.html\nnomoregoogle.com\nPrism-Break\nproducthunt.com\nprivacyfirstproducts.softr.app\nprivacytools.io\nreddit.com/r/privacy/wiki/de-google\nsovereignstack.tools\nPurchase Proxys # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nAnonShop - This one works a bit different. You pick a product you want and send the link to AL. AL will then purchase the item and send it to a nearby locker based on your zip code. All paid with Monero. This currently only works for Amazon orders.\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPurse.io - A purchase proxy that offers up to 15% discounts with crypto and users will purchase products for you. Currently takes BTC, BCH and lightning.\nRouters # Anyone - A harward based internet router/proxy that provides privacy by default.\nFlash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router,that prioritizes network wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come per-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers than can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that thats forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls and a virtual server seperate from the Firewall OS.\nSearch # Brave Search - Private search results, using its own indexer, with full search transparency. Aims to be one of the biggest competitors to google. In Depth Review\nDuckDuckGo - Biggest privacy focused search engine, they have admitted to censoring in some cases, but overall still better than Google.\nKagi - Privacy respecting search engine does not track any info or provide any ads and no data mining or IP collecting. Requires an account and limits amount of searches per day for free accounts. Offers paid accounts as well. Not Open Source. Privacy policy\nMojeek - Search engine that claims to use its own indexer and does not rely on search results from Bing or Google\nPresearch - Decentralized search engine that pays you out per search with their own token. You can also run a node and get paid out in their token provided you meet the minimum requirements.\nSearx - Searx is probably the most hard-core of the options, but provides a very solid experience and search results across multiple sources.\nSearch Ranking and Analysis\nWhoogle - A google search proxy that can be hosted. Check out Seth for Privacys public instance of Whoogle It’s easy to self-host, if desired.Public instances\nShipping Services # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) # Cloak - Experimental new program. it works by masquerading proxied traffic as normal web browsing activities. In contrast to traditional tools which have very prominent traffic fingerprints and can be blocked by simple filtering rules, it\u0026rsquo;s very difficult to precisely target Cloak with little false positives. This increases the collateral damage to censorship actions as attempts to block Cloak could also damage services the censor state relies on.\nGuardster - Anonymizer service that provides an alternative to VPN.\nIVPN - No logs, regularly audited VPN service, No customer data stored, Clear privacy policy, Transparent ownership and team, Strong ethics: no trackers, no false promises, no surveillance ads. In Depth Reviews\nKagi - (Note: appears in search section as well, if you want to keep just one mention, you can.)\nLN VPN - VPN service based on the lightning network. You can purchase and use wireguard based VPN services all on lightning. Also offers phone numbers per country all paid via lightning.\nLokiNet - New experimental TOR competitor.\nMullvad - Mullvad has a long reputation of preserving privacy. Mullvad does not log traffic, proven by a police raid. Allows anonymous sign ups, Accepts Monero for payment for Premium accounts. Uses a killswitch and uses Wireguard for speed and security. Provides a mobile app and desktop app. The Mobile app can be a bit finicky for some people. Does not have an app kill switch. In Depth Review\nNym - A new VPN project that works to implement new tech inlcuding mixnets, zk-nyms, post quantum tech and more. Backed by Wikileaks Chelsea Manning.\nPIA - PIA is a solid VPN provider that accepts BTC, uses Wireguard offers cheap rates. PIA is also well known for providing static Ip’s for your VPN. This can be useful for some services that block general VPN access. PIA does not keep logs for privacy concerns. Does not include a kill switch In Depth Review\nSentinel- A decentralized crypto currency backed VPN built on the Cosmos blockchain that aims to provide a decentralized VPN.\nVopono - App for managing Split tunneling in VPN’s. Split tunneling lets you send some traffic through a VPN and delegate specific traffic exempt to the VPN Encrypted tunnel or traffic. This can be useful when trying to use certain apps locally on a LAN. Some VPN Apps have this built in, but this isnt always accessible on all VPN’s or on all versions of the VPN. For Example Proton VPN has this function built in on the Windows version and the Mobile version but not on the linux desktop version.\nVPN Rankings and breakdowns by privacy advocate Techlore more VPN Rankings and More Rankings\nVPNMentor - Offers a wide range of VPN related education, in addition to VPN related tools and more VPN Rankings.\n"},{"id":17,"href":"/self-hosting/","title":"Self Hosting","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If something is free, you’re not the customer; you’re the product.” ― Bruce Schneier\nWhile privacy tools are fantastic, they sometimes miss the true root of the problem. In times of increasing censorship and data theft, owning your data is the best way to increase your privacy and security while dramatically reducing your ability to be censored. When done right, much of this can be done very cheaply. If you already own your hardware much of the software is free or very cheap. Instead of never ending subscriptions and increasing costs with big tech, simply remove them from your life by self hosting. Take back your digital sovereignty.\nBackup Applications # Pika Backup - Pika Backup is designed to save your personal data and does not support complete system recovery. Locally and remote encrypted backups.Open Source.\nPerkeep - Perkeep is a set of open source formats, protocols, and software for modeling, storing, searching, sharing and synchronizing data in the post-PC era. Data may be files or objects, tweets or 5TB videos, and you can access it via a phone, browser or FUSE filesystem. Open Source.\nProxmox Backup Server - Proxmox Backup Server is an enterprise backup solution, for backing up and restoring VMs, containers, and physical hosts. By supporting incremental, fully deduplicated backups, Proxmox Backup Server significantly reduces network load and saves valuable storage space. With strong encryption and methods of ensuring data integrity, you can feel safe when backing up data, even to targets which are not fully trusted.\nCamera Systems # Ezvidoo - EZVidoo is a free CCTV surveillance software for Windows, Linux, and Raspberry Pi. It supports IP Cameras by default, local USB cams, and Camera Audios.EZVidoo also supports numerous sensor types as motion, audio, object, face, and person sensors. By default, it offers a recording support on 24/7 basic, and features, alerts, notifications and mobile access. Not open source.\nIspyconnect - Free and Open source Camera software. Compatible with a wide range of camera devices.\nKerberos.io - An open, scalable and modular solution that supports your use cases at home up to large scale production video landscapes.\nCloud Document Services # Cryptpad - End-to-end encrypted and open-source collaboration suite, that can be used in the cloud or self-hosted. Google docs alternative.\nOnlyOffice - Includes Free Cloud, Paid Cloud, and Self-Hosted options.\nStandard Notes - One of the top note-taking apps. Self-hostable, includes 2FA, E2E, scheduled email backups and more. Charges for the higher level plans with more features.\nCloud Hosting # Open Source as a Service # Cryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nDisroot - Privacy-focused ecosystem. Provides multiple cloud services. Including Email, Nextcloud, Cryptpad etc…\nFederated.Computer - Great open-source replacements for Dropbox, Google Workplace, Zoom, Slack, Airtable, Mailchimp, 1Password, Netlify, Github, Calendy, your spying VPN and much more for the low price of $39 a month. As many users as you want. Only pay for more storage when/if you need it.Federated includes Human Support and full Backups. The benefits of self-hosting without the day-to-day high-stakes drudgery. Affiliate Link\nKoofr - Allows for importing of Drive, Dropbox etc. Privacy-focused cloud storage free up to 10 Gb’s. ^1,2^\nNextCloud - Self-hosted cloud software for a massive amount of options. Takes a bit of config, but nextcloud functions as a full Google Docs replacement in addition to many other options including music and video hosting. Also provides cloud hosting if you do not wish to self-host. Next Cloud is currently available in other Privacy-focused ecosystems like Start9, Umbrel, Yunohost, Dietpi and many more, with just a few clicks. Or you can self-host on your OS of choice.\nLink Tree Alternatives # AllMyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nCoinDrop - Like link tree but specifically for crypto web wallets. All your wallets and donation methods in one simple place.\nLibertyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nOperating Systems # While more well-known OSes like Windows server or Ubuntu server are great, there are other lesser-known OSes purpose-built to help people self-host, by pre-packaging applications in nice ready-made GUI. This can be especially useful for less technical users.\nHyperVisors for Virtualization # ProxMox - Proxmox is the primary open source solution for virtual machine hosting. Like VmWare or Hyper V except Proxmox is completely open source and free. It offers you the ability to run multiple virtual servers on a single physical server, easily allowing you to run several different software Operating systems for zero cost. Comes with snapshots, backups, server monitoring, native containerization and much more. Find a list of Proxmox based scripts here these scripts allow for single lines of code for setting up hundreds of apps. One of the absolute best ways to get into self hosting. XCP-NG - A solid alternative to Proxmox. the user-friendly, high-performance virtualization solution, developed collaboratively for unrestricted features and open-source accessibility with Turnkey Server Virtualization. Operating Systems # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, NEAR, Avalanche and more.\nCASA OS - Community-based open source software focused on delivering simple personal cloud experience around Docker ecosystem. Despite the name CASA OS is not an OS. It is an app similar to Umbrel or Citadel, a GUI for docker images. Comes with some unique apps, like Nginx Proxy Manager and Cloudflare Tunnels. Also provides Clearnet support with a fairly flexible set of config options. Also has a nice simple GUI for file uploads, this is especially useful with something like Jellyfin or Calibre-Web.\nCitadel - Umbrel open source Fork offering much of the same options.\nCloudron - Cloudron is unique in that it offers offsite backups to AWS, includes a built-in firewall that monitors all traffic and comes with its own built-in email server.\nCoolify - An open-source \u0026amp; self-hostable Heroku / Netlify alternative.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Storj, Zcash, Cosmos Tornado Cash and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nDietPI - A Linux distro OS. Dietpi comes with over 200 app packages and dependencies built in. While more command line skills are required than Umbrel or Embassy, Dietpi makes it very easy to install over 100 apps and dependencies. While largely built for Raspberry Pi, Dietpi also has specific images created for a wide range of hardware. Dietpi is a bit more difficult than platforms like Yunohost, but runs a bit more reliably and offers more total tools, including backups, VPN integration, clearnet, and more. Documentation is better than Yunohost, but could still be improved.\nFulmo - A lighting network focused OS configured to run on a Raspberry Pi.\nFreedomBox - Another OS that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Currently more limited than most of the other OSes in terms of apps in the internal app store.\nHome Lab OS - HomelabOS allows anyone to easily deploy, backup, restore, and maintain over 100 different applications and services. Everything from video players, to home automation, to chat services. These services can continue to function at full speed on your LAN even when your external internet is completely offline.\nMoneroOS - OS dedicated to Monero mining.\nMy Node BTC - Another OS that focuses primarily on Bitcoin Software. Includes BTCPay Server, Dojo, Whirlpool, Join Market and much more. Comes with Clearnet, Tor, and I2P.\nPinode-XMR - PiNode-XMR is a completely free and open source suite of tools to help a user run their own Monero node with ease. PiNode-XMR is designed for use with single board computers (SBC) such as the Raspberry Pi, Pine64 or Odroid hardware to allow for very cheap node setup and minimal 24/7 running costs due to low power usage.\nPiBox - Currently has a small offering of Apps but is working on adding more. Notable Apps are Nextcloud, Jellyfin and Homeassistant.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nRunTipi - Tipi is a personal homeserver orchestrator. It is running docker containers under the hood and provides a simple web interface to manage them. Every service comes with an opinionated configuration in order to remove the need for manual configuration and network setup. RunTipi comes with Clearnet configuration, but this can be a bit buggy in some cases. This is still very much in development.\nStart9 - Start OS makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy, not completely open source. Currently routes all services over TOR or lets you host over LAN. This increases privacy but can make things more difficult to interact with Non TOR/Start9 users. Heavily supports bitcoin software and includes a NOSTR node and several other tools. While there is currently no clearnet support, StartOS is overall very stable. Start9 also offers some of the better documentation and error handling. Save 5% on any S9 Server with code \u0026ldquo;LOTR\u0026rdquo;\nUBOS - A newer project. Less impressive interface and less apps than some of the other projects.\nUmbrel - Interface that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Beautiful interface but still needs a few bugs worked out. Apps are difficult to config after being setup. Offers lots of Bitcoin Node Software. Umbrel and StartOS are very similar options as they both focus heavily on BTC and Lightning nodes and currently offer only LAN and TOR hosting. Umbrel offers more apps but Start OS offers a much more reliable platform. Umbrel is not an OS but rather an GUI application manager for Docker.\nYunoHost - Free and Open Source with over 100 apps. Yuno host comes with Clearnet support with your own custom domains and offers you free pre-selected domains you can use. Yunohost has a nice troubleshooting tool that helps you find issues with port/firewall troubleshooting. Yunohost has a lot of features but can be a bit buggy at times.\nMedia Center OSes # If you are currently running a Roku, Amazon Firestick, or pretty much any other store-bought hardware device for media streaming, it\u0026rsquo;s very likely that it sends out massive amounts of data back to different companies. This is terrible for privacy, self-sovereignty, security, and internet bandwidth. While it\u0026rsquo;s difficult to purchase hardware that does not do this, you can set up your own version with some of the following user-friendly Operating systems.\nLibreElec - LibreELEC is a lightweight ‘Just enough OS’ Linux distribution purpose-built for Kodi on current and popular mediacentre hardware.\nOSMC - OSMC (Open Source Media Center) is a free and open source media player based on Linux. Founded in 2014, OSMC lets you play back media from your local network, attached storage, and the Internet. OSMC is the leading media center in terms of feature set and community and is based on the Kodi project.\nXbian - XBian is a small, fast, and lightweight media center distribution for the Raspberry Pi, CuBox-i, Hummingboard, and many more devices to come. It is based on a minimal Debian and therefore offers much of the same freedom as Debian offers. Our slogan is “XBian, the bleeding edge” as our main focus is delivering the fastest Kodi solution for various small form factor computers.\nPhoto Storage # Ente - Encrypted cloud photo storage.\nImmich - Self-hosted backup solution for photos and videos on mobile devices.\nPhotoprism - PhotoPrism is an AI-Powered Photos App for the Decentralized Web. It makes use of the latest technologies to tag and find pictures automatically without getting in your way. You can run it at home, on a private server, or in the cloud.\nRemote Control Software # AeroAdmin - Easy and free Remote access service for many OS’s. Not Open source.\nMesh Commander - Free Open Source Teamviewer Alternative.\nNetBird - NetBird combines a WireGuard®-based overlay network with Zero Trust Network Access, providing a unified open source platform for reliable and secure connectivity. Requires authentication account with a big tech identity provider. Offers free self hosting options.\nPangolin - Pangolin is an open-source and identity-aware tunneled reverse proxy server. Pangolin’s distributed architecture with nodes provide highly available ingress to ensure applications always remain accessible. Open Source.\nRustDesk - TeamViewer, AnyDesk, and Splashtop to RustDesk for a secure and reliable remote desktop experience with your own self-hosted servers. Open Source.\nTailScale - Tailscale is an easy VPN that allows you to connect back into your network without excessive configuration or firewall rules. While Tailscale is not fully open source and requires an requires authentication account with a big tech identity provider. However there is a fully self-hosted version you can run.\nRouters # Flash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router, that prioritizes network-wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come pre-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built-in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers that can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all-purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router, or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that is forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls, and a virtual server separate from the Firewall OS.\nSSH/RDP Applications # Easy SSH - Simple application that lets you save all of your SSH logins and passwords in one easy interface. This way you can login go from SSH terminal port easily and quickly without needing to type in your credentials. Linux Only.\nmRemoteNG - Just like Easy SSH, but also supports RDP, Telnet, HTTPS, Powershell, and more. Windows only.\nWebsite Tools # Ackee - Self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool for those who care about privacy. Ackee runs on your own server, analyzes the traffic of your websites, and provides useful statistics in a minimal interface.\nGhost - Self-Hosting and cloud hosting with open source software. Ghost is primarily used as a blogging platform as a competitor to something like Substack. Unlike Hugo Ghost offers a GUI for most of your website management.\nHugo - Popular open-source static site generators. Helps you simply create websites for desktop and mobile without substantial amounts of HTML code. Hugo is completely open source and utilizes markdown files primarily. Liberty Tools is run with Hugo.\nImmuneweb - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\nPlausible - Simple and privacy-friendly Google Analytics alternative - Extensive Review\nSSLLABS - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver. ^1^```\n"},{"id":18,"href":"/social-media/","title":"Social Media","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.” ― George Washington\nSocial media is a mixed bag. It connects the world and allows for the rapid dissemination of news, true and untrue. But in the last few years censorship has become a massive problem across all major social media platforms. Its important that we cultivate presences on social media that are more resilient to censorship and de-platforming. These services should be run as decentralized as possible to avoid coordinated take downs like we saw with the Conservative social media company Parler, where big tech collaborated to largely destroy the company.\nFreedom Respecting Social Media # Blue Sky - Blue Sky is an open source project backed by Jack Dorsey in an attempt to create a decentralized social network protocol as an alternative to Twitter. In May 2024 Jack Dorsey resigned from the BlueSky board, and donated 21 Million to the Open Source Protocol NOSTR. Blue Sky is very leftwing.\nDiaspora - Diaspora is a decentralized open source social media platform. With Diaspora you need to host your own instance by running a server or \u0026ldquo;pod\u0026rdquo;, meaning you own your data. Due to the decentralized nature of the platform it can be difficult to connect with other profiles, the platform has less than 1 million users after after 13 years of operation.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here\nGab - A centralized Free Speech Social media platform. Gab has been de-platformed by most of big tech and largely runs its own architecture in order to to keep operations running. Platform users tend to skew right wing.\nGettr - GETTR is a social media platform built on the foundation of freedom of opinion and expression. Gettr is a socialized platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t seem to offer anything particularly new, other than being a Twitter Alternative. Private messages claim to be E2E. But Gettr is not open sourced.\nLemmy - Lemmy is a selfhosted social link aggregation and discussion platform. Similar to Reddit but it is completely free and open, and not controlled by any company. This means that there is no advertising, tracking, or secret algorithms. Content is organized into communities, so it is easy to subscribe to topics that you are interested in, and ignore others. Voting is used to bring the most interesting items to the top.\nLocals - Locals is a free speech social media platform that is owned by Rumble. Locals is a centralized alternative to other social media. Founded by conservative commentator Dave Rubin.\nMastodon - Mastodon is an open source, self hosted social networking service that aims to be a twitter competitor. Mastodon lets you connect to specific Mastodon instances as part of a federation protocol. Due to this setup Larger mastodon servers can censor other servers from connecting to their instances. Tends to be a more left wing community.\nMeWe - MeWe is a centralized company that\u0026rsquo;s been running a social media platform for over a decade. MeWe is committed to privacy and an ad-free experience. The project is currently in development to be migrated to web3 blockchain based infrastructure.\nMinds - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.\nTruth Social - Founded by Donald Trump in response to Trump getting removed from Twitter. Truth Social is a centralized open source fork of Mastodon. Truth Social is known to censor content, mostly leftwing content.\nTwitter/X - Twitter is a centralized social media platform. While Twitter has become a free speech focused platform its far from perfect. Twitter is overwhelmingly the single biggest platform for spreading speech. Twitter is bad for privacy and is encouraging a ID based verification program, that will be in the hands of its future owners. Case against Twitter\nMeetup Alternatives # Agorakit - Agorakit is web-based, open source groupware for collectives. By creating collaborative groups, people can discuss topics, organize events, store files and keep everyone updated as needed. Agorakit is a forum, calendar, file manager, mapping tool and email notifier.\nFlockstr - NOSTR based Meetup alternative. Connects directly with your NOSTR Account, and also works with your lightning wallet to receive ZAPS (micro bitcoin transactions.)\nJoinMobilizon - Mobilizon is not a giant platform, but a multitude of interconnected Mobilizon websites. This federated architecture helps avoid monopolies and offers a diversity of hosting terms of service.\nLuma - An international meetup alternative, that provides more value at a much lower price than meetup. Has built in support for cryptocurrency wallets like Eth and Solana.\nPartiful - Free for users, requires SMS in order to gave out regular event updates. Not specifically freedom focused, but another good option.\nNOSTR # NOSTR is the future of decentralized social media. NOSTR is not controlled or owned by any private company or person. NOSTR is a protocol similar to Email or TCP/IP. It can be accessed by anyone or any company. NOSTR uses the dumb server smart client model. Meaning anyone can setup a simple server/relay that preserves and encrypts the NOSTR ecosystem. NOSTR directly incorporates bitcoin via the lightning network. You can send \u0026ldquo;ZAPS\u0026rdquo; which are low cost lightning transactions to any person on NOSTR, and your posts can likewise receives Zaps from anyone on the network. In addition to major support from the freedom and Bitcoin communities, NOSTR has been financially backed by Jack Dorsey and heavily supported by Edward Snowden. NOSTR offers several different clients that allow you to interact with the NOSTR protocol. Some of those clients:\nAlby - A NOSTR and Bitcoin plugin. Allows you to hold your private keys in order to interact with NOSTR, lighting and other bitcoin apps.\nDamus - NOSTR Client for Iphone.\nNOSTR Apps - A database of many differnt NOSTR Apps\nNostr.Watch - Track relays where a connection can currently be established.\nNostr.directory - Find your twitter follows on NOSTR\nNostrChat - Encrypted chat built on NOSTR.\nPrimal - A client designed to look like a twitter clone.\nZap.Stream - Directly integrated into NOSTR Zap lets you stream for SATS (bitcoin Lightning) and earn in kind easily from any and all viewers.\nYoutube Alternatives # Bitchute - A decentralized Youtube alternative that tends to have a lot of right-leaning content, due to this they often get censored or blocked.\nCiVL - CiVL is a free streaming platform for courageous stories and subversive ideas that challenge power structures. Get access to award-winning films, shows, and debates. No ads. No credit card to join.\nD.tube - A decentralized youtube alternative. DTube is a community powered video sharing platform where users vote on videos to reward creators, curators, influencers and viewers in cryptocurrency.\nMadiator - Privacy focused front end for LBRY, the network that hosts ODYSEE.\nODYSEE - A decentralized video platform built on the LBRY network. With the recent SEC Judgement against ODYSEE the long term future of the platform is uncertain, however plans are to migrate to the Arweave network. Odysee also has a nice simple feature allowing you to connect your youtube channel and autosync all content for a convenient backup of your channel.\nPeerTube A free and open-source, decentralized, ActivityPub federated video platform powered by WebTorrent, that uses peer-to-peer technology to reduce load on individual servers when viewing videos.\nRumble - A centralized alternative to youtube that bills itself as protector of free speech.\n"}]
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Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nDelete Me - Our date is leaked everyday. Thats why its important to use services like Delete Me. Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. Use our Affiliate link to save 20%.\nFederated.Computer - Federated is another Denver based company offering Open Source as a service. Sometimes physically hosting servers just isn\u0026rsquo;t viable. In those cases cloud hosting can be a necessary option. But most cloud hosting come from tech giants like AWS or Google Cloud who sell your data and will censor you if you have the wrong politics. Federated.Computer offers you cheap, easy open source options to get many of the benefits of Big Tech without compromising your privacy. Please use our affiliate link to sign up if you\u0026rsquo;re interested!\nHushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nLive Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our affiliate link if you are interested.\nPrivacy.com - Privacy.com is the best way to pay with fiat online while still protecting your privacy. Create debit card aliases that can be limited based on total amount spends or by vendors. With card aliases you dont have to worry about leaked card info, overcharges or annoying vendors that refuse to cancel your subscription, privacy.com lets you do all of that for free. Please use our referral link and sign up for a free account.\nStart 9 - Start 9 is one of our favorite companies. Local to Denver, Start9 offers home personal servers with their own Operating system, that makes it easy for you to own and host your data out of a physical server that you own. Offers an app store with multiple applications that include Bitcoin and Monero full nodes, Matrix and SimpleX messaging, Vaultwarden for password management, Nextcloud for all sorts of hosting including word docs, music, contacts calendar and so much more.\n"},{"id":1,"href":"/agorism/","title":"Agorism","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If taxation without consent is not robbery, then any band of robbers have only to declare themselves a government, and all their robberies are legalized.” ― Lysander Spooner\nAgorism is a social philosophy that advocates creating a society in which all relations between people are voluntary exchanges by means of counter-economics, engaging with aspects of nonviolent revolution, founded by Samuel Edward Konkin the third. Agorism is a different approach to creating freedom, than electoral politics. Sometimes also known as the concept of \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizens.\u0026rdquo;\nAgorist Communities (International) # Bitcoin Beach - Bitcoin Beach is working to create a sustainable circular Bitcoin economy in El Salvador. Following the dramatic decrease in crime and the governments bitcoin backing, Bitcoin Beach has become one of the best Bitcoin communities in the world. Free Society - Free Society aims to build a new sovereign society by negotiating with an existing government. There are many examples of governments granting another nation sovereignty over a part of their territory, and Free Society believes this is the best way forward. Free State Project - The Free State Project is a movement of thousands of freedom-loving people to New Hampshire. Started in 2003, there are thousands of individuals just like you in New Hampshire. Together, Free Staters have built an incredible, real-life community full of people who value liberty and responsibility. Free Cities - The Free Cities Foundation aims to inspire, inform and connect people to create a global market of living together in Free Cities. Free Cities are self-governing territories that uphold individual rights and freedoms. They aim to create more prosperous and autonomous urban spaces. Freedom Haven - Seasteading org working to build a workable seasteading options. Seasteading is the idea of creating permanent living homes that exist outside government jurisdiction in international waters. Liberland - The Free Republic of Liberland is a small experimental country located on the banks of the Danube River, known as Gornja Siga. Liberland is built on classical liberal (libertarian) ideals which emphasize autonomy and minimize the state\u0026rsquo;s encroachment on individual liberties. Rule of law, bodily autonomy, free trade, freedom of choice, freedom of movement, and others are all core tenets of our fledgling nation. PraxisNation - Praxis Nation builds off the concept of the network state by Balaji Srinivasan. Which theories that in the modern world we can create a decentralized country that can offer many of the benefits of standard country. Praxis aims to offer land, its own currency and eventually citizenship among many other things. Pronomos - Pronomos is a venture capital fund that works to build the \u0026ldquo;cities of tomorrow.\u0026rdquo; Pronomos has worked to fund Prospera, Praxis, and many more starup cities. Prospera - Prospera is a new libertarian smart city located in Honduras, that works as an economic zone largely free of local government taxes. An experimental project that does exist by a government grant, but its working to prove out a new potential model of cities. Learn more with the REASON documentary. Digital Nomad Services # Escapees - Escapees bills itself as an RV club, but it offers many services for a digital nomad lifestyle, including mail forwarding and temporary residences among many other things. Based in the U.S. Liberation Travel - Focuses on helping users find residency in multiple countries primarly including Paraguay, Uruguay, Panama and Georgia. Nomad Capitalist - Nomad Capitalist specializes in legally and ethically reducing your tax rate, diversifying and safeguarding your assets, growing your passport portfolio, and maximizing your freedom. Passports for Crypto - Quickly acquire Citizenship in St. Kitts by purchasing property without ever actually visiting St. Kitts. Planbpassport - A service that helps facilitate second passports. Accepts Bitcoin and very much adopts a \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizen\u0026rdquo; Mindset. General Tools # Agorist Nexus - Agorist Nexus is a hub for free exchange, focusing on the spread of Agorism and connecting the counter-economy Agorist Tax Advice - Paid service to minimize your tax strategy. Live Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our above affiliate link if you are interested. Lost Horizons - Platform with a wide range of topics around opting out of taxes and deconstructing the legal system. Mobazha - Formerly known as Openbazaar, Mobazaha aims to be a decentralized market where people can buy and sell products across the world for various different crypto currencies. One Stupid Fuck - Opt out of the tax structure. Terrible website name and design, but a resource that provides great step by step videos of opting out of the current tax structure. Taxation is Theft App - App that walks people through the logical ideas of taxation being theft. Similar to the not yet launched project \u0026ldquo;The mirror\u0026rdquo; by Larken Rose. Shipping Services # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Sovereign Homesteading # Abundant Acres - A small company that helps you design your sovereign homestead blueprint. Empshield - EMP Shield is the World’s first EMP protection technology for an entire home and vehicle tested to military and UL 1449 standards from ETL. H20 Machine - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. My Patriot Supply - Purchase food and other supplies. Seedarmory.com - Every one of Seed Armory\u0026rsquo;s seed vaults contains only 100% survival grade, 100% heirloom seeds, and are always non-GMO. Seeds, vaults, and packets are kept at low refrigerated temperatures until ready for shipping. Spout Water - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. Works at a much smaller scale than H20 Machine. StealthAngelSurvival.com - Purchase a wide variety of survival gear. Survivalrealty.com - Off grid real estate. "},{"id":2,"href":"/books/","title":"Books","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Liberty Tools Book List Welcome to the Liberty Tools Book list! This is our official book recommendations for the best books across a wide range of liberty topics. We do not specifically endorse every idea in these books or by these authors, but we do recommended them as a good place to learn about the topics at hand. Not all of these books are specifically libertarian, but they contain valuable information that could benefit anyone regardless of political philosophy. Find these books here: Anna\u0026rsquo;s Archive and Libgen If you enjoy any of these books please considering purchasing. Category Author Agorism Community Technology Karl Hess New Libertarian Manifesto Samuel Edward Konkin III Agorist Class Theory Wally Conger How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Derrick Broze Anti-Politics Sal Mayweather Anarchy in Practice - Stateless Solutions Community Technology David Freidman New Libertarian Manifesto Walter Block Agorist Class Theory Ryan McMaken How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Hans Herman Hoppe Anti-Politics Robert Murphy The Market for Liberty Morris/Linda Tannehill The New Libertarianism: Anarcho-Capitalism J. Michael Oliver Crypto Anarchy The Genesis Book Aaron Van Wirdun Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of Cryptocurrency Andy Greenberg This Machine Kills Secrets: Julian Assange, The Cypherpunks, and their fight to Empower Whistleblowers Andy Greenberg Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital Age Steven Levy The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age James Dale Davidson, Michael David Axtel Cryptocurrency Digital Gold Nathaniel Popper How Money got Free Patrick Eha Understanding Bitcoin Robert Muprhy and Silas Barta The Bitcoin Standard SaifeDean Ammous The Internet of Money Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Bitcoin Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Ethereum Andreas Antonopolous Hacking Bitcoin Roger Ver The Blocksize War Jonathan Bier Conspiracies Filthy Rich James Patterson All The Shahs Men Steven Kinzer JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters James W. Douglass Chaos Tom O\u0026rsquo;Neill Inventing the AIDS Virus Peter Duesberg The Controlled Demolition of the American Empire Charlie Robinson \u0026amp; Jeff Berwick A Warning from History Corey Hughes The Octopus of Global Control Charlie Robinson One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that gave Rise the Jeffrey Epstein Whitney Webb The Creature From Jekyll Island G Edward Griffin Covid The Real Anthony Fauci Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The War on Ivermectin Pierre Kory The Courage to Face Covid-19 Peter McCullough A Plague Upon Our House Scott Atlas Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19 Matt Ridley Diary of A Psychosis Tom Woods The Pfizer Papers Naomi Wolf Drug War and Prohibition The Economics of Prohibition Mark Thornton American Kingpin Nick Bilton High Price Dr. Carl Hart Chasing the Scream Johann Hari Dreamland: The True Tale of America\u0026rsquo;s Opiate Epidemic Sam Quinones Drug War Addiction Sheriff Bill Masters Gang Leader for A Day Sudhir Venkatesh Economics and History of Economics Economics in One Lesson Henry Hazlitt Basic Economics Thomas Sowell The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard Keynes Mark Skousen History of Money and Banking in the United States Murray Rothbard End the Fed Ron Paul Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles Jesus Huerta de Soto The Fiat Standard SaifeDean Ammous Environment American Serengeti Dan Flores Fossil Future Alex Epstein Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of Antihumanism Robert Zubrin Apocalypse Never Michael Shellenberger The Wizard and The Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow\u0026rsquo;s World Charles C. Mann Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Running With Rhinos Ed Warner Extremist Politics The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics Michael Malice SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought Police Vox Day The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure Greg Lukianoff and Johnathan Haidt Fiction Brave New World Aldous Huxley 1984 George Orwell Animal Farm George Orwell Molon Labe! Kenneth Royce (Boston T Party) Alongside Night J. Niel Schulman Freehold Michael Z. Williamson The Moon is a Harsh Mistress Robert Heinlen The Handmaid’s Tale Margaret Atwood Anthem Ayn Rand The Fountainhead Ayn Rand The Giver Lois Lowery Red Rising Pierce Brown Unintended Consequences John Ross The Probability Broach L. Neil Smith The High Ground Series Doug Casey Enemy of the State F. Paul Wilson Financial Crisis Meltdown Tom Woods Deep Freeze: Iceland\u0026rsquo;s Economic Collapse Phillip Bagus and David Howden Americas Great Depression Murray Rothbard The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last Century Mark Thornton End the Fed Ron Paul Gun Rights Come and Take it: The Gun Printers Guide to Thinking Free Cody Wilson The 10 Myths of Gun Control Jose Nino More Guns Less Crime John Lott Health and Nutrition Death by Food Pyramid Denise Minger Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim It Mary Ruwart The Primal Prescription Doug Mcguff and Robert Murphy Fat for Fuel Dr. Joseph Mercola Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless Health Casey Means and Calley Means Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Blind Spots: The Medicine Gets it Wrong and What it Means For our Health Marty Makary Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity Peter Attia History - General A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell A Peoples History of the United States Howard Zinn Albions\u0026rsquo;s Seed David Hackett Fischer The Dawn Of Everything: A New History of Humanity David Graber A Little History of the World EH Gombrich Debt: The First 5000 Years David Graber History of Government Institutions Legacy of Ashes: A history of the CIA Tim Weiner Enemies: A history of the FBI Tim Weiner The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles and their Secret World War Steven Kinzer Overthrow: Americas Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to Iraq Steven Kinzer History of Socialism The Almost Nearly Perfect People Michael Booth The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel Castro Humberto Fontova The Case Against Socialism Rand Paul History of War and Military The Strategic Logic of Suicide Bombers Robert Pape Enough Already: Time to End the War on Terror Scott Horton Death by Government: Genocide and Mass Murder Since 1900 R.J. Rummel Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catastrophe of Ukraine Scott Horton All the Shahs Men Stephen Kirzner Property Rights Against Intellectual Property Stephan Kinsella (Property Rights) - Freedom on the Frontier Terry Anderson \u0026amp; Peter J Hill How Music Got Free Steven Witt Water Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Space Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Against Intellectual Monopoly Michelle Boldrin \u0026amp; David Levine Intro to Liberty The Law Frederic Bastiat The Road to Serfdom Friedrich Hayek Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom Ron Paul The Revolution Ron Paul Intro to Anarchy No Treason: The Constitution of no Authority Lysander Spooner The Most Dangerous Superstition Larken Rose The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to Obey Michael Huemer The Anarchist\u0026rsquo;s Handbook Organized by Michael Malice Dissenting Electorate: Those Who Refuse to Vote and the Legitimacy of Their Opposition Wendy McElroy Individual Liberty Benjamin Tucker Freedom’s Progress: A History of Political Thought Gerard Casey Living Freedom The Freedom Outlaw\u0026rsquo;s Handbook: 179 Things to Do \u0026rsquo;til the Revolution Claire Wolfe 101 Things to Do \u0026lsquo;Til the Revolution: Ideas and Resources for Self-Liberation, Monkey Wrenching and Preparedness Claire Wolfe Don\u0026rsquo;t Shoot the Bastards (Yet): 101 More Ways to Salvage Freedom Claire Wolfe Net Neutrality The Fallacy of Net Neutrality Thomas Hazlett The Master Switch Tim Wu The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless Technology Thomas Hazlett Code 2.0 Lawrence Lessig Philosophy - General Drive: Understanding the science of Human motivation Daniel Pink Defending the Undefendable Walter Block Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder Nassim Taleb The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion Johnathan Haidt Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World David Epstein Philosophy - Political The Ethics of Liberty Murray Rothbard Anatomy of the State Murray Rothbard An Agorist Primer Samuel Konkin Our Enemy, the State Albert J Nock Police Brutality and the Justice system Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America\u0026rsquo;s Police Forces Radley Balko A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State John Whitehead The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison America Naomi Murakawa The New Jim Crow Michelle Alexander Ghettoside Jill Leovy I Can\u0026rsquo;t Breathe: A Killing on Bay Street Matt Taibbi Justice Before the Law Michael Huemer Revisionist History The Myth of the Robber Barons Burt Folsom The Art of Contrary Thinking Humphrey B. Neill Why American History is Not What They Say: An Introduction to Revisionism Jeff Riggenbach Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong James W. Loewen The Roosevelt Myth John T. Flynn The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary War Thomas J. DiLorenzo Security and Privacy The Art of Invisibility Kevin Mitnick How to Be Invisible J. J. Luna No Place to Hide Glen Greenwald Public Record Edward Snowden The Production of Security Gustave di Molinari Extreme Privacy: How to Disapear on the Internet Michael Bazzell Watchman Privacy Gabriel Custodiet Privacy in Utopia Gabriel Custodiet Schooling and Unschooling Radical Unschooling Dayna Martin The Case against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and Money Bryan Caplan Weapons of Mass Instruction John Taylor Gatto The Absorbent Mind Maria Montessori The College Scam: How America\u0026rsquo;s Universities Are Bankrupting and Brainwashing Away the Future of America\u0026rsquo;s Youth Charlie Kirk Vaccines Turtles All the Way Down Anonymous, Tim Vadnar The Moth in the Iron Lung Forrest Moready Crooked: Manmade Disease Explained Forrest Moready Dissolving Illusions Susan Humphries Vaccines, Autoimmunity and the Changing Nature of Childhood Illness Thomas Cowan "},{"id":3,"href":"/covid/","title":"Covid","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Every single thing that was done in public health in response to the pandemic made it worse.\u0026rdquo; - Peter A. McCullough\nThe Covid19 Lockdowns were the biggest event in our lifetimes. The damage done was immeasurable and still continues to this day. The power centers are looking to continue on with all of the covid tyranny. We must be vigilant in fighting back against the medical industrial complex.\nAnti Covid Orgs # Banners 4 Freedom - An organization dedicated to protesting Covid Mandates using billboards across the world.\nChildren\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense - Children\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense® is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Their mission is to end childhood health epidemics by working aggressively to eliminate harmful exposures, hold those responsible accountable and establish safeguards to prevent future harm. They fight corruption, mass surveillance and censorship that put profits before people as well as advocate for worldwide rights to health freedom and bodily autonomy ^1^\nEvidenceNotFear - An evidence-based guide against all of the Covid madness.\nFeds 4 Med Freedom - Feds for Medical Freedom is fighting for medical freedoms and personal autonomy. They stand against unconstitutional and immoral vaccine mandates that have cost thousands of federal employees and contractors their careers and livelihoods.\nFLCCC Alliance - A group of doctors who got together to push back against the public Covid response. They provide real education on Covid, and demonized treatments like Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine and recovery against.\nGBDeclaration.org - One of the first major organizations to push back against Covid lockdowns. The Great Barrington Declaration is a major worldwide petition sponsored by doctors and scientists against the Covid lockdowns.\nHowbad - Resources for tracking all aspects of specific Covid batchs data, this also includes leaked data, and some aspects of other vaccines and medical malpractice.\nICAN Informed Consent Action Network - Founded in 2016, ICAN was created with the goal of providing every person with the right to informed consent. They believe that by holding regulators accountable through their successful legal actions, individuals will become empowered to make truly informed decisions about their own health and the health of their families. Using an unprecedented legal strategy, ICAN has successfully won lawsuits against Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control, the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration. Founded by Del Bigtree of the Highwire and works regularly with Aaron Siri and his firm.\nLaw Offices of Siri Glimstead - Led by Lawyer Aaron Siri, Siri Glimstead has been at the forefront of defending legal rights against Covid restrictions and damages done by the Covid vaccines, as well as more traditional vaccines. They also focus on other things like civil rights or protection of whistle blowers.\nPhysicians for Informed Consent - Physicians for Informed Consent empowers the public with scientific information about infectious diseases and vaccines.\nPureBloodRegistry - Blood donations for and from people who have not gotten the Covid-19 vaccine.\nThe Highwire - An educational journalistic organization that has been working for years to bring accountability to the world of vaccines and especially Covid vaccines. Founded by Del Bigtree.\nVacSafety - The VSRF’s mission is to advance COVID-19 vaccine safety through scientific research, public education, and advocacy, and to support the vaccine injured. They present the most up-to-date and relevant information on COVID-19 and public health policies, free from corporate press, agenda-driven narratives, and sponsorships with conflict of interest. They encourage questions and an open dialogue of transparency on any medical and scientific information presented.\nFake Mask Websites # Fake Mask Worldwide - A company that sells obviously fake masks, less obviously fake masks and other Covid related items.\nGetUnmask - Breathable masks that look like regular masks. Company now sells other unrelated products as well.\nMedical Drug Purchase # Purchase Medical Drugs including Ivermection and Hydroxychloroquine from high quality third party services.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinil. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nMetrics # ICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nOpen Vaers - Open Vaers takes the CDC\u0026rsquo;s government data from VAERS and makes it much more readable and easy to understand. As of 9/23 there were over 36,000 deaths and over 1.5 million Covid vaccine related reports to VAERS.\nNo-Jab Job Boards # Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types.\nRedballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or Covid nonsense.\nUnjected - Social media for meeting and dating unvaccinated people.\nVaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status.\nVaccine Injured Support # Covid Vax Recovery Guide - A Covid vaccine detox guide written by nutritional scientist and liberty leaning Dr. Chris Masterjohn.\nCovid19CriticalCare.com - An in-depth recovery Post-Vaccine Treatment Protocol guide from the doctors at the FLCC Alliance.\nIronHeart Bloodworks - IronHeart Bloodworks is a new blood bank membership that gives you control over your blood choices during medical procedures. When you need it, IronHeart Bloodworks quickly sends you COVID-19 unvaccinated blood—a unique service in the healthcare industry. You should have the freedom to choose what blood is in your body.\nReact19.org - React19 is a science-based non-profit offering financial, physical, and emotional support for those suffering from long-term COVID-19 vaccine adverse events globally. Their mission is to bring healing to the moms, dads, friends, and loved ones who are facing life-altering side effects from their COVID-19 vaccine. They build bridges between patients and research institutions in order to develop a better understanding of vaccine complications.\nSpike Protein Detox - Peter McCullough\u0026rsquo;s Spike protein Detox protocol. Peter\u0026rsquo;s company also sells a specific Detox Support Formula.\nZelenko Protocol - Dr. Vladimir Zelenko was one of the first doctors to push back on mainstream Covid dogma. While Zelenko has since passed his protocol and supplements are still useful for fighting Covid ^2^\n"},{"id":4,"href":"/deathathletes/","title":"Death Athletes","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;We always knew it was going to happen, it was according to our plan. For our kind, this is nothing.\u0026rdquo; - Cody Wilson\nDeath Athletes refers to a concept going back to Ancient Greece and popularized by 3d Gun Printing Activist Cody Wilson called \u0026ldquo;The Death Athletic\u0026rdquo;. Cody gave a speech at Guns and Bitcoin 2022 talking about the beauty of death given in service to ones beliefs. While not always literal this is often metaphorical, Cody talks about the public death and having been killed in the public as a metaphor. The Death Athletic specifically refers to someone who engaged in practice to promote freedom and was persecuted for doing so. While many people have been prosecuted unfairly, there is a difference between general victims and those who specifically took the risk of fighting the state and lost.\nCheck out the speech here!\nDeath Athletes # Roger Ver - Roger Ver is a freedom activist who was one of the first investors in Bitcoin. Roger has worked as a liberty and Bitcoin activist for over a decade and has made major financial contributions and investments to projects like, DefCad, ShapeShift, FEE, Ross Ulbricht\u0026rsquo;s Legal Defense, Wikileaks, Kraken and many many more. In April 2024 Roger was arrested and detained in Spain on the request of the US government for alleged tax evasion claims in regarding to his exit tax in 2014. Roger is currently looking at a potential 100 year prison sentence for numerous ridiculous legal charges. Roger has been trapped in Spain since April 2024.\nRoss Ulbricht - Ross Ulbricht is the alleged founder and operator of the Silk Road website. The Silk Road offered consumers a safe and trusted way to purchase drugs and other contraband items. Ross was arrested and imprisoned in 2013. He was sentenced to two life sentences plus 40 years and millions of dollars in fines in a corrupt trial. Ross is scheduled to be released as Donald Trump promised to commute his sentence on Day one of his presidency.\nJulian Assange - Julian Assange is one of the greatest journalists of all time. Julian founded Wikileaks in 2006 and has exposed mass public corruption across the world regarding governments and corporations. Julian was forced into home arrest and then asylum for close to a decade based off ridiculous sex charges that were eventually dropped. In 2019 Julian was pulled out of his Asylum and pull into solitary confinement in BellMarsh prison until June 2024. Julian signed a plea deal and was released.\nEdward Snowden - Edward Snowden is a NSA Whistleblower who exposed massive NSA Corruption in 2013, mostly in regards to illegal mass surveillance on citizens. Snowden has been trapped in Russia ever since.\nSamurai Wallet Devs - In May 2024 Samurai Wallets Domain was seized and the two devs known publicly as TDev and Samurai were arrested and charged with money laundering due to the Bitcoin coinjoin functions built into the website.\nTornado Cash Devs - Tornado Cash is a decentralized coinjoin provider for the Ethereum Crypto Currency. In 2022 Tornado Cash was added to the OFACT List and the Devs Roman Storm and Alex Pertsev where charged with Money Laundering.\nAaron Swartz - Internet pioneer and free speech advocate. Creator of the Guerilla Access Open Manifest as well as several other open source technologies, Aaron Swartz tragically killed himself in 2013 thanks to overzealous prosecutors from the DOJ that were threatening Aaron with decades in prison for attempted publishing of copyrighted documents, despite the fact that the document had never been published and the owner of those copyrights Jstore, had actually dropped the charges.\nIan Freemen - Freeman, known for advocating freedom and financial privacy through bitcoin, found himself targeted by federal prosecutors. Initially facing charges including bank fraud and wire fraud, these allegations were eventually dropped due to lack of evidence. The core of the case revolved around money laundering and conspiracy charges. Ultimately, Freeman received a severe sentence of eight years in prison, a $40,000 fine, and forfeiture of $5 million in assets, despite not being convicted of the fraud charges prosecutors initially highlighted.\nCody Wilson - The creator of the Death Athletic concept as well as the founder of Defcad.com and first person to create a 3d printed Gun. Cody has been at the forefront of fighting for 2nd amendment and 1st amendment as they pertain to code and digital rights for over a decade. Cody has been involved in many lawsuits with the federal government as a result and suffered charges for sex crimes in 2018. He is currently free and working for Defcad.\nJay Stark - The anonymous creator of the FGC-9, which stands for \u0026ldquo;Fuck Gun Control.\u0026rdquo; The FGC was the first project to enable the creation of a fully 3d printed gun that did not require any actual gun parts, instead it uses items that can be purchased from conventional stores all over the world. Jay Stark was arrested in April 2021 on suspicions of owning illegal weapons, however none of these weapons were found and he was not taken into custody. Two days later he was found dead sitting in his car in front of his parents house. While the offical cause of death ruled out \u0026ldquo;foul play\u0026rdquo; it is difficult for most to believe that this was simply a coincidence.\n"},{"id":5,"href":"/defense/","title":"Defense","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles.\u0026rdquo; - Jeff Cooper\nWhen any government deprives a citizen of his freedom or property, the individual must take action to publicise his grievances. To this end, I hope to illustrate in the following pages, the futility of gun control, and that no amount of arbitrary legislation can ever prevent those wanting firearms from owning them. The individual who has the ability to construct his own homemade gun can never be permanently disarmed by any level of gun control legislation. - Philip Luty\nDIY Firearms # The 3D Printer has significantly advanced the ease of manufacturing reliable weapons absent the eye of the watchful state. Of course, it is not the only manufacturing tool available, but you will find it the most expedient.\nGetting Started # The following guides provide a basic introduction to 3D printed firearms. If your budget is limited, Creality printers may be the only option. But they are unreliable, and you may spend more time troubleshooting issues than printing. We recommend Prusa for their reliability and unwavering commitment to open source. Bambu Lab printers have recently gained in popularity for their speed, reliability, and multi-material options. However, they have a history of patenting established open source designs, and even more importantly, severely compromise your privacy. More information here. On this principle, we recommend against giving them your money.\nAs you evaluate printers and cad software, keep privacy at the top of your mind. While this practice may currently be legal in your jurisdiction, the state may kidnap and jail you anyway.\nHoffman Tactical The CTRL+PEW Getting Started Guide Ammunition # Fenix Ammunition - Manufactured in the USA by liberty obsessed individuals, and accept Bitcoin for payment. Books # Expedient Homemade Firearms by Philip Luty Expedient Recoilless Launcher: Panzerfaust by Jonathan Wild Communities # Deterrence Dispensed Rocket Chat - Large public group chat for all things 3d printed firearms. FOSSCAD Subreddit - a subreddit focused on 3d printed firearms of all types. However, censorship on reddit continues to grow, and we encourage migration to censorship resistant communities. Files # Most firearm designs are uploaded by individual creators to Odysee. DEFCAD is another source, but requires a paid membership. Most files available on DEFCAD are already available for free on Odysee.\n3D Gun Builder - A comprehensive directory of designs with direct links to Odysee pages. DEFCAD - Many files here are out of date and hosted without the permission of the original developers. GunCad Developer Index - A list of guncad developer Odysee pages. Legal Advocacy Groups # Organizations fighting within the legal system to expand gun rights.\nDefense Distributed Firearm Policy Coalition Rocky Mountain Gun Owners Second Amendment Foundation Merchants # Places to find parts, part kits, tools, ammo, and more..\nParts # Aves Engineering - Glock rails and MAC11 components. Every Gun Part - Exhaustive collection of parts kits (everything but the receiver) and more. Ghost Guns - More parts kits. JSD Supply - Pistol components and more. MAF Arms - Build kits for printed receiver designs. Replicator USA - 3d printed suppressors. Riptide Rails - Glock rails, magazine springs, and other printed firearms components. Newsletters \u0026amp; Podcasts # En Bloc Press - Paid newsletter and podcast focused on the 3d printed firearm space and adjacent politics. Open Source Defense - Weekly newsletter focused on expanding gun rights with \u0026ldquo;0% culture war\u0026rdquo;. Out of Battery Live - Live podcast focused on interviewing guncad developers and builders. Propaganda # Documentaries, talks, and other media.\nDeath Athletic Documentary The New Radical Plastic Defense: Secret 3D Printed Guns in Europe The Plastic Power: A Speech The Unshackled Englishman Resources # GatGPT - A deneutered version of ChatGPT focused on firearms. Shootingbot - Monitors price and availability of ammunition and reloading components. Training # Ok, you can build a firearm in your garage. Now learn how to use it. Before you start LARPING, consider what type of training is most useful. Read this.\nGamut Resolutions - Tactical pistol and carbine classes. Based in Florida but courses are taught in many locations across the US. Guns For Everyone - Free concealed carry classes based out of Colorado. Long Range Shooters of Utah - Multiday courses in shooting up to and beyond 1000 yards in Price, UT. MantisX - MantisX is a gun training system that takes a data-driven approach to helping you achieve shooting mastery with no ammo required. Unlike some dry fire trainers, MANTISX works while attached to ANY firearm (pistol, rifle, or shotgun). By analyzing every shot and generating actionable data, MANTISX helps you improve your accuracy quickly. Solutionary University - Beginner firearm and defense training. Run by Liberty Activist Maj Toure, who has been travelling across the US providing firearms training, particularly in black neighborhoods. Thunder Ranch - Multiday courses in pistol, rifle, and shotgun, founded by Clint Smith and based in Oregon. "},{"id":6,"href":"/education/","title":"Education","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Education and Training # \u0026ldquo;Government schooling is the most radical adventure in history. It kills the family by monopolizing the best times of childhood and by teaching disrespect for home and parents.\u0026rdquo; - John Taylor Gatto\nModern schooling has been terrible for years. Following the covid insanity and the addition of woke politics the schools are proving less and less value by the day. But education can be done through a vareity of methods. In the modern age their are many better ways to educate yourself and your children than traditional school.\nAlternative Schools # Options for schools that are close to the traditional model, but do something different.\nMontessori Schools - Montessori classrooms are ideal workplaces, where children are engaged, energetic, exploring, social, and most of all, learning to take ownership of their own education. They’re also unified communities in which each child understands the responsibility of being an individual student in the class while supporting the learning of others.\nWestern Governors University - While still suffering from some of the issues of traditional education, WGU provides a solid alternative for anyone who still wants to pursue traditional college degrees. Offering Bachelors and Masters programs in IT, Business, Nursing, Finance and Education. WGU is a completely online school, with relatively cheap degree programs that are performance based, meaning you can take the classes at your own pace and are not required to attend classes you dont need.\nAlternatives to School # Liberty Classroom - A wide range of courses. Mostly focused on history but offers other courses on econimics and logics. All courses are taught from a liberty perspective. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. Mises Econ Grad Progam - Economics Grad program that teaches free market Austrian Economics from one of the most prominent liberty focused think tanks. Praxis - Praxis is an intense personal and professional development program for young adults who want to work hard, build skills, learn how to create value, and develop a positive vision of the future for their lives and careers. Praxis is a college alternative that offers a 1 year practical devopment plan that ends up teaching you real world practical skills and connecting you with an intership at the end of your program. School of Life - A course to help you enhance whatever you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Provides biweekly webinars from the best liberty minds to bring your practile and actionable advice for your business, non Profit, cause or whatever else you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. TenToad - A program that helps families transition to a school-free life with a solid foundation of knowledge and the tools to get started with confidence. Embrace living and learning without school. ThinkExodus - Exodus Institute aims to provide families with a quality alternative to public schools, and support homeschool families with enrichment courses that foster critical thinking, academic skills, and counter the left-wing indoctrination found in education, culture, and the media. Unschoolers.org - Unschooling and peaceful parenting educational organization. Unschooling is an alternative to traditional schooling and even home schooling that works to encourage and focus and direct children\u0026rsquo;s natural curiosity. Unschooling Resources with Dayna Martin - Dayna Martin has been living and breathing Unschooling for 2 decades, while also working to educate many others on these principles. You can find many of the best unschooling resources here. Homeschool Resources # Acellusacademy - Acellus Academy is a K-12 online private school located in Kansas City, Missouri as a 501c3. Acellus Academy provides instruction online through distance education via the Acellus Learning System. Acellus, a program of the International Academy of Science, is an online learning system that has been used to provide primary instruction to millions of students in thousands of schools throughout the United States.\nHome School Legal Defense Association - With over 100,000 member families, Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) is the nation’s largest, most trusted homeschool advocacy organization.\nPower Home School - Power Homeschool is the official provider of online Acellus® courses for parents independently homeschooling their children without teacher support. Power is a not an accredited curriculum.\nRon Paul Curriculum - A liberty focused home school curriculum for all grades based on the ideas of former congressman Ron Paul. The curriculum was largely designed by Liberty Classroom founder, Tom Woods.\nTuttle Twins Academy - From the authors of some of the best selling Liberty Kids books, comes the academy for home learning. Catered for kids TTA offers courses in Finances, Logic \u0026amp; Critical Thinking, Entrepreneurship, and many more to come.\n"},{"id":7,"href":"/frontends/","title":"Front Ends","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy. The savage’s whole existence is public, ruled by the laws of his tribe. Civilization is the process of setting man free from men.\u0026rdquo; - Ayn Rand\nPrivacy Front ends are interfaces that interact with well known services that dont respect your privacy. Apps like Youtube or Facebook can be accessed via privacy respecting generally open source apps.\nApple AirPlay # air-pi-play - Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Airplay server using RPiPlay to enable screen mirroring on tvs, monitors and projectors. RPiPlay - An open-source AirPlay mirroring server for the Raspberry Pi. Supports iOS 9 and up. Apple Music # Cider - Cross-platform Apple Music experience based on Electron and Vue.js written from scratch with performance in mind Discord # gtkcord4 - A lightweight Discord client written in Golang which uses GTK3 for the user interface Facebook # SlimSocial - Android, alternative front-end for Facebook, built with Java Frost - An extensive and functional open source third party app for Facebook (Android app) Facebook Messenger # Caprine - Unofficial and privacy-focused Facebook Messenger app with many useful features fb-messenger-cli - Use your Facebook account to chat with your friends sneakily in the command line, it\u0026rsquo;s as easy as logging in, choosing a convo and chatting away Google Search # LibreX - Privacy-respecting free meta-search engine (free as in freedom). Small and simple meta-search engine, fetches and anonymizes results from Google only, has API support, allows redirects to Invidious/Bibliogram/Nitter/Libreddit.\nSearXNG - SearXNG is a free internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from various search services and databases. Users are neither tracked nor profiled (SearXNG is a fork of Searx).\nSearx - Searx is a free privacy-respecting internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from more than 70 search services. Users are neither tracked nor profiled. Additionally, Searx can be used over Tor for online anonymity.\nWhoogle Search - A self-hosted, ad-free, privacy-respecting metasearch engine for Google.\nGoogle Translate # Crow Translate - Simple and lightweight cross-platform translator that allows translation using LibreTranslate, Lingva, Google, Bing, and Yandex, as well as text-to-speech using Google.\nDeepL Android - Unofficial Android client for DeepL.\nInstaLate - Distraction-free translation for Android, to be used directly from within any app. Supports Beolingus, DeepL, Dict.cc, GNU CIDE, Heinzelnisse, LibreTranslate, Linguee, WikDict, and Wiktionary.\nLingva Translate - Alternative front-end for Google Translate, serving as a free and open-source translator with over a hundred languages available.\nSimplyTranslate - Provide fast and private translations to the user without wasting much overhead for extensive styling or JavaScript. Supports Google Translate, DeepL, ICIBA, and LibreTranslate.\nSimplyTranslate Mobile - Unofficial Android client of SimplyTranslate.\nHacker News # Hackers - A native iOS app for Hacker News.\nHackerweb - A simply readable Hacker News web app.\nHckrnws - A custom front-end for a better reading experience of HackerNews.\nHN-search - Algolia Hacker News search.\nHNTopLinks - Top Links on Hacker News.\nImgur # Imgin - Minimal Imgur front end Imgrs - Imgrs is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. It\u0026rsquo;s a Rust rewrite of a previous Imgur proxy project, Omgur. Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/imgrs Omgur - Omgur is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. Inspired by the Invidious, Nitter, and Teddit projects. No JavaScript or ads All requests go through the Omgur backend, client never talks to Imgur Prevents Imgur from tracking your IP or JavaScript fingerprint Lightweight Self-hostable Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/omgur Rimgo - Self-hosted frontend for Imgur written in Go. Website: https://i.bcow.xyz/ Rimgu - Self-hosted alternative frontend/ proxy for Imgur Instagram # Bibliogram - Bibliogram is an alternative front-end for Instagram. Public instances: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/bibliogram-docs/tree/master/docs/Instances.md Mastodon # Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Hyperspace - cross-platform Mastodon client for the fediverse written in TypeScript and React Pinafore - Alternative web client for Mastodon, focused on speed and simplicity Sengi - cross-platform multi-account Mastodon \u0026amp; Pleroma desktop client TheDesk - cross-platform Mastodon \u0026amp; Misskey desktop client Tootle - simple GTK-based Linux Mastodon client Tusky - lightweight Android Mastodon client Medium # Scribe - Alternative front-end to Medium.com Other services # ArchiveBox - Open source self-hosted web archiving. Takes URLs/browser history/bookmarks/Pocket/Pinboard/etc., saves HTML, JS, PDFs, media, and more etherpad-lite - Collaborative rich text editor. A modern really-real-time collaborative document editor Gitea - Lightweight git server. Git with a cup of tea, painless self-hosted git service Hedgedoc - Collaborative markdown editor. A platform to write and share markdown Librarian - Alternative frontend for LBRY / Odysee.com MediathekViewWeb - Video content of German public-service television broadcasters (e.g. ARD, ZDF) Official instance: mediathekviewweb.de NoPaste - NoPaste is an open-source website similar to Pastebin where you can store any piece of code, and generate links for easy sharing PrivateBin - Zero knowledge encrypted paste-bin. A minimalist, open source online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data. Data is encrypted/decrypted in the browser using 256 bits AES Snapdrop - Similar to Apple\u0026rsquo;s Airdrop but in your browser. A Progressive Web App for local file sharing Vaultwarden - Password manager. Unofficial Bitwarden compatible server written in Rust, formerly known as bitwarden_rs Wikiless - A free open source alternative Wikipedia front-end focused on privacy Reddit # Due to recent changes with the Reddit API Policy you may have mixed success with these. These are kept here in the event that this changes, but otherwise these are mostly dead projects\nDawn - Open-source Reddit app Available on F-Droid Forked from Dank: https://github.com/saket/Dank Eddrit - Alternative front-end for Reddit, inspired by Nitter, built with Python \u0026amp; Starlette. Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Infinity - Reddit client for Android Available on F-Droid junipf/reddit-frontend - A reddit front-end written in React Official instance: https://jpf-reddit.netlify.app kddit - uWSGI frontend for Reddit.com written in Python Official instance: https://kddit.kalli.st Libreddit - Alternative front-end for Reddit. Themed around Reddit\u0026rsquo;s new design - Lightweight, no JavaScript, no ads, no tracking. Official instance: libredd.it Public instances: https://github.com/spikecodes/libreddit#instances RedditClient - Alternative front-end for Reddit, built with Angular Roffline - A self-hosted offline Reddit server. It allows you to browse Reddit posts (including any media in the post) while offline. It is targeted at people that have intermittent internet Snew - Open-source client for Reddit forked from the Reddit source code. Slide - Open source, ad free Reddit browser for Android Available on F-Droid Stealth - Account-free, privacy-oriented, and feature-rich Reddit client. Available on F-Droid Teddit - Alternative Reddit front-end focused on privacy - Lightweight, no ads, no JavaScript, unofficial API. Official instance: https://teddit.net Public instances: https://github.com/teddit-net/teddit#instances Github mirror repository Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Teddit Top of Reddit - Top Reddit posts every day. Troddit: A web client for Reddit Official instance: https://www.troddit.com Updoot - Android, alternative front-end for Reddit. Xeddit - A Xamarin.Forms app for Reddit. Official instance: xeddit.com Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Xeddit Redirection # Farside - Farside provides links that automatically redirect to working instances of privacy-oriented alternative frontends, such as Nitter, Libreddit, etc. This allows for users to have more reliable access to the available public instances for a particular service, while also helping to distribute traffic more evenly across all instances and avoid performance bottlenecks and rate-limiting. LibRedirect - App that redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends. If you click on a link of a Youtube like it will redirect to you to Newpipe, Twitter to nitter, Wikipedia to Wikiless etc. Privacy Redirect - A simple web extension that redirects Twitter, YouTube, Instagram \u0026amp; Google Maps requests to privacy friendly alternatives Firefox Add-On: Privacy Redirect Chrome Extension: Privacy Redirect UntrackMe - UntrackMe transforms Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Reddit and Medium and Wikipedia links to links of open source, privacy friendly front-ends. Converts Google Maps links to OpenStreetMap links. Removes tracking parameters from any url. Then delegates the action to other apps that are capable of handling them. (Android app) Watch on Odysee - Browser add on that redirects you from YouTube to odysee a decentralized Youtube alternative libredirect - A web extension that redirects popular sites to alternative privacy-friendly frontends and backends. Actively maintained fork of Privacy Redirect that supports Youtube, Youtube Music, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, Imgur, Reddit, Searx, Google Translate, Google Maps, Wikipedia, and Medium Reuters # Neuters - An alternative front-end to Reuters.com. It is intended to be lightweight and fast, and was heavily inspired by Nitter Official instance: https://boxcat.site Shazam # SongRec - Open-source Shazam client for Linux, written in Rust. Spotify # Downtify - Open source Spotify ripper. Kotify - Requires Spotify Account - Multiplatform desktop client for Spotify focused on library organization for power users. Relies on official Spotify client for playback Librespot - Requires Spotify Premium Account - librespot is an open source client library for Spotify. It enables applications to use Spotify\u0026rsquo;s service to control and play music via various backends, and to act as a Spotify Connect receiver. It is an alternative to the official and now deprecated closed-source libspotify. Additionally, it will provide extra features which are not available in the official library Oggify - Download Spotify tracks to Ogg Vorbis (with a Spotify premium account), based on librespot psst - Fast and multi-platform Spotify client with native GUI Spot: Gtk/Rust native Spotify client for the GNOME desktop. Only works with premium accounts Spotiqueue - Minimalistic queue-oriented macOS-native client for Spotify, with Guile Scheme scriptability Spotiflyer - Download free content from Youtube, Spotify, Sound Cloud and more Spotube: A lightweight and free Spotify crossplatform-client which handles playback manually, streams music using Youtube \u0026amp; no Spotify premium account is needed SpotX: Modified Spotify Client for Windows (Windows Only) - Blocking ads and updates for the desktop version of Spotify, disabling podcasts and more Telegram # Telegram-FOSS - Unofficial, FOSS-friendly fork of the original Telegram client for Android. TikTok # ProxiTok - Open source alternative frontend for TikTok made with PHP. Official instance: https://proxitok.herokuapp.com Twitch # ElectronPlayer - Electron Based Web Video Services Player. Supports Netflix, Youtube, Twitch, Floatplane, Hulu and more streamlink-twitch-gui - Multi platform Twitch.tv browser for Streamlink Twire: Alternative and open source Twitch client for Android Xtra - Twitch player and browser for Android Twitter/X # Due to recent changes with the Twitter API Policy you may have mixed success with these.\nFritter - A free, open-source Twitter client for Android. Harpy - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Flutter/Dart. Nitter - Alternative Twitter front-end - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Official instance: nitter.net Public instances: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances Example: Troy Hunt on Twitter and Nitter Shitter - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Java. Tweet-app - Desktop Twitter client only for tweeting. Timeline never shows up. Tweeterr - A tool to use Twitter from the command line on the fly. Tweepy - Twitter for Python Twidere X - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built mostly with Kotlin, in early stage. YouTube # Alltube - Web GUI for youtube-dl AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. BlackHole - Android music player app for YouTube Music and Spotify made with Flutter CloudTube - Alternative front-end for Invidious Official instance: https://tube.cadence.moe Installation guide for self-hosting: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/tube-docs/tree/main/item/docs/cloudtube/Installing%20CloudTube.md FreeTube - Open source YouTube desktop player for privacy on Windows, Mac and Linux Invidious - Invidious is an alternative front-end to YouTube - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Home page: https://invidious.io Invidious instances (Github): https://github.com/iv-org/documentation/blob/master/Invidious-Instances.md Invidious instances API: https://api.invidious.io Installation guide for self-hosting: https://docs.invidious.io/Installation.md Invidious-viewer - Python application to watch YouTube videos through the Invidious API, in the terminal (requires MPV player and libmpv.so, provided by Linux distro) Invuedious - An alternative frontend for invidious built with vue.js Official instance: https://bocchilorenzo.github.io/invuedious/ LibreTube - Android frontend for YouTube, based on Piped minitube - Lightweight youtube client with a kid-friendly interface. Can make playlists from search keywords mps-youtube - Terminal based YouTube player and downloader. NewPipe - A libre lightweight streaming front-end for Android oleksis/youtube-dl-gui - Cross-platform front-end GUI of the popular youtube-dl written in wxPython OpenVideoDownloader aka jely2002/youtube-dl-gui - A cross-platform GUI for youtube-dl made in Electron and node.js Piped - An alternative privacy-friendly YouTube frontend which is efficient by design - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking Official instance: https://piped.kavin.rocks List of public instances: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped/wiki/Instances Installation guide for self-hosting: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Documentation/blob/main/content/docs/self-hosting/index.md pipe-viewer - A lightweight application (fork of straw-viewer) for searching and playing videos from YouTube. Plumber - Local and remote video trimmer, can trim parts of video without downloading whole video, utilizes youtube-dl, allows conversion to GIFs smtube - Stand-alone YouTube video player Website: https://www.smtube.org SMTube is part of SMPlayer SMPlayer website: https://www.smplayer.info SMPlayer repository: https://github.com/smplayer-dev/smplayer SmartTubeNext - SmartTubeNext is an advanced YouTube app for Android TVs and TV boxes, free and open source. It is not a live TV client and does not support \u0026ldquo;YouTube TV\u0026rdquo;. SkyTube - An open-source YouTube app for Android. Tartube - A GUI front-end for youtube-dl, partly based on youtube-dl-gui and written in Python 3 / Gtk 3 th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). TubeArchivist - A self hosted YouTube media server. TubeSync - TubeSync is a PVR (personal video recorder) for YouTube. It syncs YouTube channels and playlists to a locally hosted media server. ViewTube - An alternative front-end for YouTube, written in Vue.js, uses Plyr video player; supports SponsorBlock, multiple Invidious instances support, chapters Vividl - Modern Windows GUI for youtube-dl Youtube-dl - Command-line program to download videos from YouTube.com and other video sites Youtube-viewer - Lightweight YouTube client for Linux YouTube.js - Full-featured wrapper around the Innertube API, which is what YouTube itself uses uYouPlus - uYouPlus (uYou+) is an alternative YouTube app for Apple\u0026rsquo;s iOS and iPadOS. yattee - Alternative YouTube frontend for iOS, tvOS and macOS built with Invidious and Piped, supports sponsorblock yt-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously without forcing javascript (Fork of youtube-local) yt-dlp - A youtube-dl fork with additional features and fixes. ytcc - Command line tool to keep track of your favorite playlists on YouTube and many other places. Can import youtube subscriptions from Google Takeout and provide them as an RSS feed for your favorite reader. ytfzf - A POSIX script that helps you find Youtube videos (without API) and opens/downloads them using mpv/youtube-dl. ytmdl - A simple app to get songs from YouTube in mp3 format with artist name, album name etc from sources like iTunes, LastFM, Deezer, Gaana etc. ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. ytdl-gui - A simple-to-use, cross-platform graphical interface for youtube-dl youtube-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously and with greater page performance ytcast - Cast YouTube videos to your smart TV from the command line. This program does roughly the same thing as the \u0026ldquo;Play on TV\u0026rdquo; button that appears on the player bar when you visit youtube.com with Chrome or when you use the YouTube smartphone app YouTube Music # AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. "},{"id":8,"href":"/hacking/","title":"Hacking","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The truth is revealed by removing things that stand in its light, an art not unlike sculpture, in which the artist creates, not by building, but by hacking away.\u0026rdquo; - Alan Watts\nWelcome to the Hacking section of Liberty tools! Hacking should be used to increase your knowledge and harden your defenses. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAnonymity # BinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\nI2P - The Invisible Internet Project.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nNipe - Script to redirect all traffic from the machine to the Tor network.\nOnionScan - One of the Hacking Tools for investigating the Dark Web by finding operational security issues introduced by Tor hidden service operators.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nTor - Free software and onion routed overlay network that helps you defend against traffic analysis.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nBug Bounty Platforms # Bugcrowd List - List of many companies that provide bug bounties. CTF(Capture the flag) # Ctf-tools - Collection of setup scripts to install various security research tools easily and quickly deployable to new machines.\nPwntools - Rapid exploit development framework built for use in CTFs.\nRsaCtfTool - Decrypt data enciphered using weak RSA keys, and recover private keys from public keys using a variety of automated attacks.\nDDoS # HOIC - Updated version of Low Orbit Ion Cannon, has ‘boosters’ to get around common counter measures.\nJS LOIC - JavaScript in-browser version of LOIC.\nLOIC - Open source network stress tool for Windows.\nSlowLoris - DoS tool that uses low bandwidth on the attacking side.\nT50 - Faster network stress tool.\nUFONet - Abuses OSI layer 7 HTTP to create/manage ‘zombies’ and to conduct different attacks using; GET/POST, multithreading, proxies, origin spoofing methods, cache evasion techniques, etc.\nDefense Evasion # AntiVirus Evasion Tool (AVET) - Post-process exploits containing executable files targeted for Windows machines to avoid being recognized by antivirus software.\nHyperion - Runtime encryptor for 32-bit portable executables (“PE .exes”).\nPeCloak.py - Automates the process of hiding a malicious Windows executable from antivirus (AV) detection.\nPeCloakCapstone - Multi-platform fork of the peCloak.py automated malware antivirus evasion tool.\nUniByAv - Simple obfuscator that takes raw shellcode and generates Anti-Virus friendly executables by using a brute-forcable, 32-bit XOR key.\nVeil - Generate metasploit payloads that bypass common anti-virus solutions.\nDefcon Suggested Reading # Defcon Suggested Reading Email Spoofing # SpoofBox - Offers email, SMS, Phone spoofing and lots of other tools. Not a free service. Can also be used to look up phone numbers. Exploit Development # Exploit Writing Tutorials - Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nShellcode Examples - Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial - Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nFile Format Analysis # Hachoir - Python library to view and edit a binary stream as tree of fields and tools for metadata extraction.\nKaitai Struct - File formats and network protocols dissection language and web IDE, generating parsers in C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby.\nVeles - Binary data visualization and analysis tool.\nForensics # Autopsy - Full suite of open source forensics tools.\nCAINE - CAINE is Linux Live CD that contains a wealth of digital forensic tools. Features include a user-friendly GUI, semi-automated report creation and tools for Mobile Forensics, Network Forensics, Data Recovery and more.\nFTK Imager - Open Source Disk imaging tool.\nPaladin Forensic Suite - Live Ubuntu distro with lots of tools. Open source with free and paid versions.\nSIFT Workstation - The SIFT Workstation is a collection of free and open-source incident response and forensic tools designed to perform detailed digital forensic examinations in a variety of settings, all built inside an Ubuntu VM.\nSMART - Open source sampling of many proprietary forensics tools.\nGNU/Linux Utilities # Linux Exploit Suggester - Heuristic reporting on potentially viable exploits for a given GNU/Linux system. Hacking Focused OSINT # AQUATONE - Subdomain discovery tool utilizing various open sources producing a report that can be used as input to other tools.\nBinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\nDataSploit - OSINT visualizer utilizing Shodan, Censys, Clearbit, EmailHunter, FullContact, and Zoomeye behind the scenes.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\ngithub-dorks - CLI tool to scan Github repos/organizations for potential sensitive information leak.\nIntrigue - Automated OSINT \u0026amp; Attack Surface discovery framework with powerful API, UI and CLI.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nShodan - World’s first search engine for Internet-connected devices.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSn1per - One of the Hacking Tools for Automated Pentest Recon Scanner.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\nThreat Crowd - Search engine for threats.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nvcsmap - Plugin-based tool to scan public version control systems for sensitive information.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nHacking Conventions # 44Con - Annual Security Conference held in London.\nAppSecUSA - Annual conference organized by OWASP.\nBalCCon - Balkan Computer Congress, annually held in Novi Sad, Serbia.\nBlack Hat - Annual security conference in Las Vegas.\nBruCON - Annual security conference in Belgium.\nCarolinaCon - Infosec conference, held annually in North Carolina.\nCCC - Annual meeting of the international hacker scene in Germany.\nCHCon - Christchurch Hacker Con, Only South Island of New Zealand hacker con.\nDeepSec - Security Conference in Vienna, Austria.\nDefCamp - Largest Security Conference in Eastern Europe, held annually in Bucharest, Romania.\nDEF CON - Annual hacker convention in Las Vegas. Known for having a left wing bias.\nEkoparty - Largest Security Conference in Latin America, held annually in Buenos Aires, Argentina.\nFSec - FSec - Croatian Information Security Gathering in Varaždin, Croatia.\nHack3rCon - Annual US hacker conference.\nHack.lu - Annual conference held in Luxembourg.\nHackfest - Largest hacking conference in Canada.\nHITB - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nHacking In The Box - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nInfosecurity Europe - Europe’s number one information security event, held in London, UK.\nLayerOne - Annual US security conference held every spring in Los Angeles.\nNullcon - Annual conference in Delhi and Goa, India.\nPhreakNIC - Technology conference held annually in middle Tennessee.\nRSA Conference USA - Annual security conference in San Francisco, California, USA.\nShmooCon - Annual US East coast hacker convention.\nSkyDogCon - Technology conference in Nashville.\nSummerCon - One of the oldest hacker conventions, held during Summer.\nSwiss Cyber Storm - Annual security conference in Lucerne, Switzerland.\nThotCon - Annual US hacker conference held in Chicago.\nTroopers - Annual international IT Security event with workshops held in Heidelberg, Germany.\nVirus Bulletin Conference - Annual conference going to be held in Denver, USA for 2016.\nHash Cracking # BruteForce Wallet - Find the password of an encrypted wallet file (i.e. wallet.dat).\nCeWL - Generates custom wordlists by spidering a target’s website and collecting unique words.\nHashcat - Another One of the Hacking Tools The more fast hash cracker.\nJohn the Ripper - One of the best Hacking Tools for Fast password cracker.\nJWT Cracker - Simple HS256 JWT token brute force cracker.\nRar Crack - RAR bruteforce cracker.\nHex Editors # 0xED – Native macOS hex editor that supports plug-ins to display custom data types.\nFrhed – Binary file editor for Windows.\nHexEdit.js – Browser-based hex editing.\nHexinator – World’s finest (proprietary, commercial) Hex Editor.\nInformation Security Magazines # 2600: The Hacker Quarterly – American publication about technology and computer “underground.”\nPhrack Magazine – By far the longest running hacker zine.\nUnredacted Magazine - The official magazine from Michael Bazzell author of Extreme Privacy.\nLock Picking Resources # Awesome Lockpicking – Awesome guides, tools, and other resources about the security and compromise of locks, safes, and keys.\nBosnianbill – More lockpicking videos.\nSchuyler Towne channel – Lockpicking videos and security talks.\n/r/lockpicking – Resources for learning lockpicking, equipment recommendations.\nmacOS Utilities # Bella – Pure Python post-exploitation data mining and remote administration tool for macOS. Multi-paradigm Frameworks # Armitage – Java-based GUI front-end for the Metasploit Framework.\nExploitPack – Graphical tool for automating penetration tests that ships with many pre-packaged exploits.\nFaraday – Multiuser integrated pentesting environment for red teams performing cooperative penetration tests, security audits, and risk assessments.\nMetasploit – Post exploitation Hacking Tools for offensive security teams to help verify vulnerabilities and manage security assessments.\nPupy – Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android) remote administration and post-exploitation tool.\nNetwork Tools # BetterCAP – Modular, portable and easily extensible MITM framework.\nCloudFail – Unmask server IP addresses hidden behind Cloudflare by searching old database records and detecting misconfigured DNS.\nCrackMapExec – A swiss army knife for pentesting networks.\nDebookee – Simple and powerful network traffic analyzer for macOS.\nDET – Proof of concept to perform data exfiltration using either single or multiple channel(s) at the same time.\nDgcd – Simple Unix network utility to extend the accessibility of TCP/IP based network services beyond firewalls.\nDnsmap – One of the Hacking Tools for Passive DNS network mapper.\nDnsrecon – One of the Hacking Tools for DNS enumeration script.\nDnschef – Highly configurable DNS proxy for pentesters.\nDnsenum – Perl script that enumerates DNS information from a domain, attempts zone transfers, performs a brute force dictionary style attack, and then performs reverse look-ups on the results.\nDnstracer – Determines where a given DNS server gets its information from, and follows the chain of DNS servers.\nDNSDumpster – One of the Hacking Tools for Online DNS recon and search service.\nDshell – Network forensic analysis framework.\nDsniff – Collection of tools for network auditing and pentesting.\nDripcap – Caffeinated packet analyzer.\nEvilgrade – Modular framework to take advantage of poor upgrade implementations by injecting fake updates.\nEttercap – Comprehensive, mature suite for machine-in-the-middle attacks.\nImpacket – A collection of Python classes for working with network protocols.\nIntercepter-NG – Multifunctional network toolkit.\nMass Scan – Best Hacking Tools for TCP port scanner, spews SYN packets asynchronously, scanning entire Internet in under 5 minutes.\nMallory – HTTP/HTTPS proxy over SSH.\nMitmproxy – Interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy for penetration testers and software developers.\nMorpheus – Automated ettercap TCP/IP Hacking Tools.\nNetsniff-ng – Swiss army knife for network sniffing.\nNetwork-Tools.com – Website offering an interface to numerous basic network utilities like ping, traceroute, whois, and more.\nNmap – Free security scanner for network exploration \u0026amp; security audits.\nPassivedns – Network sniffer that logs all DNS server replies for use in a passive DNS setup.\nPassivedns-client – Library and query tool for querying several passive DNS providers.\nPig – One of the Hacking Tools for GNU/Linux packet crafting.\nPwnat – Punches holes in firewalls and NATs.\nPraeda – Automated multi-function printer data harvester for gathering usable data during security assessments.\nPrinter Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) – Tool for printer security testing capable of IP and USB connectivity, fuzzing, and exploitation of PostScript, PJL, and PCL printer language features.\nRoutersploit – Open source exploitation framework similar to Metasploit but dedicated to embedded devices.\nScanless – Utility for using websites to perform port scans on your behalf so as not to reveal your own IP.\nScapy – Python-based interactive packet manipulation program \u0026amp; library.\nSPARTA – Graphical interface offering scriptable, configurable access to existing network infrastructure scanning and enumeration tools.\nSSH MITM – Intercept SSH connections with a proxy; all plaintext passwords and sessions are logged to disk.\nTcpdump/libpcap – Common packet analyzer that runs under the command line.\nWireshark – Widely-used graphical, cross-platform network protocol analyzer.\nXRay – Network (sub)domain discovery and reconnaissance automation tool.\nZarp – Network attack tool centered around the exploitation of local networks.\nZmap – Open source network scanner that enables researchers to easily perform Internet-wide network studies.\nOperating Systems # Best Linux Penetration Testing Distributions @ CyberPunk – Description of main penetration testing distributions.\nCuckoo – Open source automated malware analysis system.\nComputer Aided Investigative Environment (CAINE) – Italian GNU/Linux live distribution created as a digital forensics project.\nCSILinux - CSI\u0026rsquo;s mission is to equip you with the most advanced tools in digital forensics, OSINT, and incident response.\nDigital Evidence \u0026amp; Forensics Toolkit (DEFT) – Live CD for forensic analysis runnable without tampering or corrupting connected devices where the boot process takes place.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nSecurity @ Distrowatch – Website dedicated to talking about, reviewing, and keeping up to date with open source operating systems.\nTails – Live OS aimed at preserving privacy and anonymity.\nPhysical Hacking Tools # Anof-cyber/APTRS - APTRS (Automated Penetration Testing Reporting System) is an automated reporting tool in Python and Django. The tool allows Penetration testers to create a report directly without using the Traditional Docx file. It also provides an approach to keeping track of the projects and vulnerabilities.\nCanarytokens.org - Canarytokens are a free, quick, painless way to help defenders discover they\u0026rsquo;ve been breached by having attackers announce themselves. These are digital honeypots you can configure on your own network.\nFlipperzero.one - Flipper Zero is a portable multi-tool for pentesters and geeks in a toy-like body. It loves hacking digital stuff, such as radio protocols, access control systems, hardware and more. It\u0026rsquo;s fully open-source and customizable, so you can extend it in whatever way you like. Check out more firmware options here\nHak5.org - Sells many hacking for wifi pentesting, hotplug attacks, implants, remote access field kits and more. Breakdown of multiple tools\nLAN Turtle – Covert “USB Ethernet Adapter” that provides remote access, network intelligence gathering, and MITM capabilities when installed in a local network.\nPoisontap – Siphons cookies, exposes internal (LAN-side) router and installs web backdoor on locked computers.\nUSB Rubber Ducky – Customizable keystroke injection attack platform masquerading as a USB thumbdrive.\nWiFi Pineapple – Wireless auditing and penetration testing platform.\nPenetration Testing Resources # Pentest Tools # Metasploit Unleashed - Free Offensive Security Metasploit course.\nMITRE’s Adversarial Tactics, Techniques \u0026amp; Common Knowledge (ATT\u0026amp;CK) – Curated knowledge base and model for cyber adversary behavior.\nOpen Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM) – Framework for providing test cases that result in verified facts on which to base decisions that impact an organization’s security.\nOpen Web Application Security Project (OWASP) – Worldwide not-for-profit charitable organization focused on improving the security of especially Web-based and Application-layer software.\nPenetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) – Documentation designed to provide a common language and scope for performing and reporting the results of a penetration test.\nPenetration Testing Framework (PTF) – Outline for performing penetration tests compiled as a general framework usable by vulnerability analysts and penetration testers alike.\nPENTEST-WIKI – Free online security knowledge library for pentesters and researchers.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nShellcode Examples – Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial – Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nXSS-Payloads – Ultimate resource for all things cross-site including payloads, tools, games and documentation.\nPenetration Testing Distributions # ArchStrike – Arch GNU/Linux repository for security professionals and enthusiasts.\nAttifyOS – GNU/Linux distribution focused on tools useful during Internet of Things (IoT) security assessments.\nBackBox – Ubuntu-based distribution for penetration tests and security assessments.\nBlackArch – Arch GNU/Linux-based distribution with best Hacking Tools for penetration testers and security researchers.\nFedora Security Lab – Provides a safe test environment to work on security auditing, forensics, system rescue and teaching security testing methodologies.\nKali – GNU/Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing Hacking Tools.\nNetwork Security Toolkit (NST) – Fedora-based bootable live operating system designed to provide easy access to best-of-breed open source network security applications.\nParrot – Distribution similar to Kali, with multiple architectures with 100 of Hacking Tools.\nPentoo – Security-focused live CD based on Gentoo.\nThe Pentesters Framework – Distro organized around the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES), providing a curated collection of utilities that eliminates often unused toolchains.\nDocker for Penetration Testing # docker pull kalilinux/kali-linux-docker docker pull owasp/zap2docker-stable docker pull wpscanteam/wpscan docker pull citizenstig/dvwa docker pull wpscanteam/vulnerablewordpress docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-6271 docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-0160 docker pull opendns/security-ninjas docker pull diogomonica/docker-bench-security docker pull ismisepaul/securityshepherd docker pull danmx/docker-owasp-webgoat docker-compose build \u0026amp;\u0026amp; docker-compose up docker pull citizenstig/nowasp docker pull bkimminich/juice-shop docker pull phocean/msf Penetration Testing Report Templates # Pentesting Report Template – lucideus.com template.\nPentesting Report Template – pcisecuritystandards.org template.\nPublic Pentesting Reports – Curated list of public penetration test reports released by several consulting firms and academic security groups.\nRansomware Recovery # Nomoreransom - Help detect what kind of ransomware encryption you’re affected by and free tools to unlock it, in many but not all cases. Reverse Engineering Tools # Binwalk – Fast, easy to use tool for analyzing, reverse engineering, and extracting firmware images.\nCapstone – Lightweight multi-platform, multi-architecture disassembly framework.\ndnSpy – One of the Hacking Tools to reverse engineer .NET assemblies.\nEvan’s Debugger – OllyDbg-like debugger for GNU/Linux.\nFrida – Dynamic instrumentation toolkit for developers, reverse-engineers, and security researchers.\nImmunity Debugger – Powerful way to write exploits and analyze malware.\nInteractive Disassembler (IDA Pro) – Proprietary multi-processor disassembler and debugger for Windows, GNU/Linux, or macOS; also has a free version, IDA Free.\nMedusa – Open source, cross-platform interactive disassembler.\nOllyDbg – x86 debugger for Windows binaries that emphasizes binary code analysis.\nPeda – Python Exploit Development Assistance for GDB.\nPlasma – Interactive disassembler for x86/ARM/MIPS. Generates indented pseudo-code with colored syntax code.\nPyREBox – Python scriptable Reverse Engineering sandbox by Cisco-Talos.\nRadare2 – Open source, crossplatform reverse engineering framework.\nrVMI – Debugger on steroids; inspect userspace processes, kernel drivers, and preboot environments in a single tool.\nVoltron – Extensible debugger UI toolkit written in Python.\nWDK/WinDbg – Windows Driver Kit and WinDbg.\nx64dbg – Open source x64/x32 debugger for windows.\nSecurity Courses # ARIZONA CYBER WARFARE RANGE – 24×7 live fire exercises for beginners through real world operations; capability for upward progression into the real world of cyber warfare.\nComputer Security Student – Many free tutorials, great for beginners, $10/mo membership unlocks all content.\nCTF Field Guide – Everything you need to win your next CTF competition.\nCybrary – Free courses in ethical hacking and advanced penetration testing. Advanced penetration testing courses are based on the book ‘Penetration Testing for Highly-Secured Environments’.\nEuropean Union Agency for Network and Information Security – ENISA Cyber Security Training material.\nOffensive Security Training – Training from BackTrack/Kali developers.\nOpen Security Training – Training material for computer security classes.\nSANS Security Training – Computer Security Training \u0026amp; Certification.\nSide-channel Tools # ChipWhisperer – Complete open-source toolchain for side-channel power analysis and glitching attacks. Social Engineering # Beelogger – Tool for generating keylooger.\nCatphish – Tool for phishing and corporate espionage written in Ruby.\nEvilginx – MITM attack framework used for phishing credentials and session cookies from any Web service.\nKing Phisher – One of the Hacking Tools for Phishing campaign toolkit used for creating and managing multiple simultaneous phishing attacks with custom email and server content.\nSocial Engineer Toolkit (SET) – Open source pentesting framework designed for social engineering featuring a number of custom attack vectors to make believable attacks quickly.\nSocial Engineering Framework – Information resource for social engineers.\nwifiphisher – Automated phishing attacks against WiFi networks.\nStatic Analyzers # Bandit – Security oriented static analyser for python code.\nBrakeman – Static analysis security vulnerability scanner for Ruby on Rails applications.\nCppcheck – Extensible C/C++ static analyzer focused on finding bugs.\nFindBugs – Free software static analyzer to look for bugs in Java code.\nSobelow – Security-focused static analysis for the Phoenix Framework.\nTransport Layer Security Tools # SSLyze – Fast and comprehensive TLS/SSL configuration analyzer to help identify security mis-configurations.\nTLS Prober – Fingerprint a server’s SSL/TLS implementation.\nTestssl.sh – Command line tool which checks a server’s service on any port for the support of TLS/SSL ciphers, protocols as well as some cryptographic flaws.\nTools, Lists, Tutorials etc. # AD Exploit guides - Detailed guide on methods to exploit Active Directory.\nAndroid Security – Collection of Android security-related resources.\nAppSec – Resources for learning about application security.\nAwesome Awesomness – The List of the Lists.\nC/C++ Programming – One of the main language for open source security tools.\nCTFs – Capture The Flag frameworks, libraries, etc.\nExploit Writing Tutorials – Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nForensics – Free (mostly open source) forensic analysis tools and resources.\nGB Hackers Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHackerone Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHacking – Tutorials, tools, and resources.\nHoneypots – Honeypots, tools, components, and more.\nInfoSec § Hacking challenges – Comprehensive directory of CTFs, wargames, hacking challenge websites, Penetration testing tools list practice lab exercises, and more.\nInfosec – Information security resources for pentesting, forensics, and more.\nJavaScript Programming – In-browser development and scripting.\nKali Linux Tools – List of Hacking tools present in Kali Linux.\nMalware Analysis – Tools and resources for analysts.\nNode.js Programming – Curated list of delightful Node.js packages and resources.\nPCAP Tools – Tools for processing network traffic.\nPenetration Testing Cheat Sheets – Awesome Pentest Cheat Sheets.\nPivoting and Tunneling Guide - Detailed guide on methods to exploit.\nPython Programming 1 – General Python programming.\nPython Programming 2 – General Python programming.\nPython tools for penetration testers – Lots of pentesting tools are written in Python.\nRuby Programming 1 – The de-facto language for writing exploits.\nRuby Programming 2 – The de-facto\nVirtual Machines Labs # CFTtime - Free capture the flag hacking games.\nMindMaps - Massive list of smaller sites that provide individual hacking challenges.\nPentesterlab - Free and paid Pentesting training with labs.\nSadcloud - Sadcloud is a tool for spinning up insecure AWS infrastructure with Terraform.\nVulnerability Hub - Free Virtual machines to hack, provided by the community.\nVulnmachines - A place to learn and improve penetration testing/ethical hacking skills for FREE. The labs consist of 100+ real world scenarios to practice the latest exploits and cutting edge hacking techniques.\nVulnerability Databases # Bugtraq (BID) – Software security bug identification database compiled from submissions to the SecurityFocus mailing list and other sources, operated by Symantec, Inc.\nCommon Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) – Dictionary of common names (i.e., CVE Identifiers) for publicly known security vulnerabilities.\nCXSecurity – Archive of published CVE and Bugtraq software vulnerabilities cross-referenced with a Google dork database for discovering the listed vulnerability.\nExploit-DB – Non-profit project hosting exploits for software vulnerabilities, provided as a public service by Offensive Security.\nFull-Disclosure – Public, vendor-neutral forum for detailed discussion of vulnerabilities, often publishes details before many other sources.\nInj3ct0r (Onion service) – Exploit marketplace and vulnerability information aggregator.\nMicrosoft Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Microsoft software.\nMicrosoft Security Bulletins – Announcements of security issues discovered in Microsoft software, published by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC).\nMozilla Foundation Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Mozilla software, including the Firefox Web Browser.\nNational Vulnerability Database (NVD) – United States government’s National Vulnerability Database provides additional meta-data (CPE, CVSS scoring) of the standard CVE List along with a fine-grained search engine.\nPacket Storm – Compendium of exploits, advisories, tools, and other security-related resources aggregated from across the industry.\nSecuriTeam – Independent source of software vulnerability information.\nUS-CERT Vulnerability Notes Database – Summaries, technical details, remediation information, and lists of vendors affected by software vulnerabilities, aggregated by the United States Computer Emergency Response Team (US-CERT).\nVulnerability Lab – Open forum for security advisories organized by category of exploit target.\nVulners – Security database of software vulnerabilities.\nZero Day Initiative – Bug bounty program with the publicly accessible archive of published security advisories, operated by TippingPoint.\nVulnerability Scanners # Nexpose – Commercial vulnerability and risk management assessment engine that integrates with Metasploit, sold by Rapid7.\nNessus – Commercial vulnerability management, configuration, and compliance assessment platform, sold by Tenable. Free for under 25 devices.\nOpenVAS – Free open source software implementation of the popular Nessus vulnerability assessment system.\nVuls – Agentless vulnerability scanner for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD, written in Go.\nWeb Exploitation # Autochrome – Easy to install a test browser with all the appropriate setting needed for web application testing with native Burp support, from NCCGroup.\nBlindElephant – Web application fingerprinter.\nBrowser Exploitation Framework (BeEF) – Command and control server for delivering exploits to commandeered Web browsers.\nBurp Suite – One of the Hacking Tools integrated platform for performing security testing of web applications.\nCommix – Automated all-in-one operating system command injection and exploitation tool.\nDVCS Ripper – Rip web accessible (distributed) version control systems: SVN/GIT/HG/BZR.\nEyeWitness – Tool to take screenshots of websites, provide some server header info, and identify default credentials if possible.\nFiddler – Free cross-platform web debugging proxy with user-friendly companion tools.\nFimap – Find, prepare, audit, exploit and even Google automatically for LFI/RFI bugs.\nFuzzDB – Dictionary of attack patterns and primitives for black-box application fault injection and resource discovery.\nGitTools – One of the Hacking Tools that Automatically find and download Web accessible .git repositories.\nKadabra – Automatic LFI exploiter and scanner.\nKadimus – LFI scan and exploit tool.\nLiffy – LFI exploitation tool.\nNoSQLmap – Automatic NoSQL injection and database takeover tool.\nOffensive Web Testing Framework (OWTF) – Python-based framework for pentesting Web applications based on the OWASP Testing Guide.\nSslstrip – One of the Hacking Tools Demonstration of the HTTPS stripping attacks.\nSslstrip2 – SSLStrip version to defeat HSTS.\nsqlmap – Automatic SQL injection and database takeover tool.\nTplmap – Automatic server-side template injection and Web server takeover Hacking Tools.\nVHostScan – A virtual host scanner that performs reverse lookups, can be used with pivot tools, detect catch-all scenarios, aliases and dynamic default pages.\nWeevely3 – Weaponized web shell.\nWebscreenshot – A simple script to take screenshots of list of websites.\nWhatWeb – Website fingerprinter.\nWappalyzer – Wappalyzer uncovers the technologies used on websites.\nwafw00f – Identifies and fingerprints Web Application Firewall (WAF) products.\nWordPress Exploit Framework – Ruby framework for developing and using modules which aid in the penetration testing of WordPress powered websites and systems.\nWPSploit – Exploit WordPress-powered websites with Metasploit.\nWeb Scanners # Arachni – Scriptable framework for evaluating the security of web applications.\nCms-explorer – Reveal the specific modules, plugins, components and themes that various websites powered by content management systems are running.\nNikto – Noisy but fast black box web server and web application vulnerability scanner.\nSecApps – In-browser web application security testing suite.\nWebReaver – Commercial, graphical web application vulnerability scanner designed for macOS.\nw3af – Hacking Tools for Web application attack and audit framework.\nWPScan – Hacking Tools of Black box WordPress vulnerability scanner.\nWapiti – Black box web application vulnerability scanner with built-in fuzzer.\nJoomscan – One of the best Hacking Tools for Joomla vulnerability scanner.\nACSTIS – Automated client-side template injection (sandbox escape/bypass) detection for AngularJS.\nWindows Utilities # Bloodhound – Graphical Active Directory trust relationship explorer.\nDeathStar – Python script that uses Empire’s RESTful API to automate gaining Domain Admin rights in Active Directory environments.\nEmpire – Pure PowerShell post-exploitation agent.\nFibratus – Tool for exploration and tracing of the Windows kernel.\nMagic Unicorn – Shellcode generator for numerous attack vectors, including Microsoft Office macros, PowerShell, HTML applications (HTA), or certutil (using fake certificates).\nMimikatz – Credentials extraction tool for Windows operating system.\nPowerSploit – PowerShell Post-Exploitation Framework.\nredsnarf – Post-exploitation tool for retrieving password hashes and credentials from Windows workstations, servers, and domain controllers.\nResponder – LLMNR, NBT-NS and MDNS poisoner.\nSysinternals Suite – The Sysinternals Troubleshooting Utilities.\nwePWNise – Generates architecture independent VBA code to be used in Office documents or templates and automates bypassing application control and exploit mitigation software.\nWindows Credentials Editor – Inspect logon sessions and add, change, list, and delete associated credentials, including Kerberos tickets.\nWindows Exploit Suggester – Detects potential missing patches on the target.\nWireless Network Hacking # Aircrack-ng – Set of Penetration testing \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list for auditing wireless networks.\nFluxion – Suite of automated social engineering based WPA attacks.\nKismet – Wireless network detector, sniffer, and IDS.\nReaver – Brute force attack against WiFi Protected Setup.\nWifite – Automated wireless attack tool.\n"},{"id":9,"href":"/health/","title":"Health","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Our food should be our medicine and our medicine should be our food.\u0026rdquo; - Hippocrates\nThe modern world is poisoning us. Big Ag, Big Pharma, social media, environmental pollution, EMFs are everywhere. Corporations and every level of our governments are complicit, and this trend doesnt seem to be slowing down. We need to take our health back into our own hands. By embracing traditional wisdom, and alternatives to mainstream health we can reclaim much of the health that modern society has been slowly destroying.\nReject modernity. Embrace Tradition.\nBioHacking Tools # AgelessBody - List of Biohacking tools and strategies\nAnyLuv Metal Glasses - Anyluv sells blue light blocking daytime and nighttime glasses with metal frames, so that you can minimize your light exposure without putting plastic on your face like most other blue light blocking glasses.\nBioHackerLabs Tools - Several different tools and resources. Net Carb Calc, Glucose Ketone Calc, Blood Sugar converter, Blue light testing.\nBluBlox - Cheaper Blue light blocking sunglasses\nBonCharge - Numerous products for sale. Include Blu light blocking, EMF Blocking, red light therapy etc. Products are bit pricey.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nEmr-Tek - Wide range of products. Inlcuding non plastic blue and yellow light blocking glasses. Iphone radiation blocking cases. Red light devices and more.\nOpal - App that blocks other apps. Social media can be addicting and can impact your productivity, but sometimes deleting it isn\u0026rsquo;t an option. Stop yourself from wasting time on social media during designated time frames with the Opal app.\nChips - Seed Oil Free # Seed oils are everywhere. New evidence shows that they are wildly toxic and heavily correlate with the increase in major chronic disease over the last 100 years. But Chips are also delicious so here\u0026rsquo;s a few options for seed oil free chips. Anti-Seed Oil Data\nBeefys Own - Beef tallow potato chips.\nMasa Chips - Organic nixtalized corn chips cooked in grassfed beef tallow. From the creators of the Shireapp. Accepts Bitcoin. Currently they are a bit pricey.\nRosies Chips - Beef tallow potato chips.\nSiete Foods - Family owned Mexican company that produces a wide range of seed oil free chips and other products. Primarily cooked in Avocado oil.\nClothing # Non Plastic, EMF Resistant and Grounded\nAll of these ideas may seem controversial to you. Here are some great resources to learn more about them. Grounding/Earthing , Microplastics , Guide on avoiding all plastics and toxic chemicals\nAJConsultingCompany - Non Plastic Alternatives\nBuffaloWoolCo - 100% buffalo/bison wool clothing.\nCottonique - GOTS Certified 100% Organic cotton products.\nEarth Runners - Earth Runners was created to rewild our lives in response to the typical modern domesticated lifestyle, which is causing numerous health, psychological and social issues. Grounded minimalist sandals.\nFindwool.com - Find 100% pure wool in your area.\nGrounded Shoes - Shoes that are discharged electricity from body via grounded shoes. Most(but not all) shoes are 100% leather and plastic free.\nHarvest and Mill - 100% organic cotton sheets, towels \u0026amp; more. 100% Sourced \u0026amp; Made in the USA.\nHemp Organic Life - Organic hemp products for all sorts of less common items such as: mattress covers, cushions, sleeping bags, soaps, socks, and even home and car seat covers.\nNatural Home - Natural home sells a wide mix of organic wool, cotton, linen, hemp furniture and much more.\nOddobody - 100% organic cotton underwear for woman.\nPeluva Shoes - Founded by liberty leaning nutrition expert Mark Sisson. Peluva aims to create shoes that allow you to move well in a more natural state.\nRawganique - Organic cotton, linen and Hemp clothing and accessories.\nRhizal Shoes - Grounded 100% leather shoes.\nThe Filtery - Aggregator for non plastic clothes and other household items.\nWoolshire - GOTS Certified 100% Organic locally sourced Cotton products. Organic sourcing is often not verified when it comes from other countries. At Woolshire it is verified.\nWyoming Based - American Wool company. Sells Beanies and Sweaters. Accepts Bitcoin. Manufactured in America. Anti-woke.\nCosmetics # Animal based and Non-Toxic\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Deodorant, Toothpaste, soap, etc\nCaptain Fishers - Balms and Hair serum using Tallow and other natural ingredients.\nClara And Fritz - Whipped tallow based sunscreen and other products\nDakota Tallow - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nFarrow.Life - Pork Lard based. Farrow is made in real time and in small batches to ensure super freshness and the highest quality.\nJKLM Farm - Small Batch Animal Fat Soap \u0026amp; Skincare Products. Includes bone marrow soap,bacon fat soap, hair paste and more.\nMeraki Blu - Meraki Blu and Tallow based supplements. Meraki Blu has been shown to help Energy, Focus, Short-Term and Long-Term Memory, Uplift Mood, Calm Anxiety, and be Anti-Aging focused.\nNoseToTail-BodyCare - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nVintage Tradition - Tallow Lip balms.\nWhite Oaks Home goods - White oaks also provides tallow and lard based cosmetics, candles etc.\nDental Health # Dental health has been an epidemic of malocclusion largely related the to quality of our food for thousands of years. This has led to mass issues with dental decay and improper facial development which leads to nasal breathing, which in turns leads to wisdom teeth problems and many other following health issues.Check out these resources to learn more: Weston A Price\u0026rsquo;s world wide study , Jaw Development , Breathing , General Dental Health\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Toothpaste and other products. Completely natural with no Fluoride.\nVanMan Shop - Toothpase made from eggshell and betonite clay. Shipped in glass containers. Offers other products as well.\nBite - Plastic free Vegan friendly toothpaste and other teeth related products, including bamboo tooth brushes and plastic free floss, all sold in non plastic containers.\nGreenzla - Bamboo plastic free tooth brushes.\nPlastic Free Dental Floss - Made from wheat instead of plastic for your flossing needs.\nMastique Chewing Gum - Often referred to as mastic gum, Mastique offers sugar free, seed oil and trans fat free Mastic gum for chewing to help build jaw strength and avoid jaw/wisdom teeth problems. Also comes with xylitol, coconut and natural mastic for extra teeth care. Doesn\u0026rsquo;t taste like regular gum, but ultimately its not bad tasting either.\nGreco Gum - Single ingredient mastic gum for increasing jaw strength. Made from resinous sap that seeps from the bark of the mastic tree (Pistacia lentiscus) and becomes crystallized.\nApolloGum - Single ingredient mastic gum with only a single ingredient. Offers a 21% discount if purchased in bitcoin.\nBiolight - A redlight device specifically for your mouth and teeth. Red light has shown tremendous health benefits across a wide spectrum. The Biolight can help to restore your oral microbiome. Company also provides many other redlight products.\nMewing App - An app from the creator of Mewing, that helps you do different mewing exercises designed to help strengthen your jaw with proper tongue posture, and help your face, jaw and teeth develop properly.\nEnvironmental Toxin Monitoring # Because Health - A nonprofit environmental health site that offers science-based tips and guides for buying safer cookware and dishes, uncontaminated foods, and nontoxic personal-care products—to help people live more healthfully.\nBreast Cancer Prevention Partners - An organization that provides information for reducing toxic exposures—in food packaging, cosmetics, and other everyday products—to protect people’s breast health and reproductive health.\nCHEM Trust - A website that offers terrific fact sheets about hazardous chemicals and their impacts on health, as well as news about chemical legislation in Europe (such as REACH).\nClearya - A browser plug-in and mobile app that help online shoppers make informed choices. Clearya automatically screens ingredient lists for chemicals of concern while shopping online, and assists in discovering safer alternatives. In parallel, the platform mines insights that serve environmental health scientists and advocacy groups.\nEnvironmental Defense Fund - A leading global nonprofit organization that promotes research related to preserving the health of both the environment and its populations, including humans.\nEnvironmental Health News - A publication of Environmental Health Sciences, a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental health issues, including climate change, the plastic pollution crisis, and harmful chemicals such as BPA.\nEnvironmental Working Group - A nonprofit dedicated to protecting human health and the environment. The group offers excellent Shopper’s Guides with scientifically based recommendations on choosing healthy consumer products (from cosmetics to cleaning products) and uncontaminated foods (including produce). The organization also offers a Healthy Living App with ratings of more than 120,000 food and personal-care products, to help consumers make the healthiest choices.\nMade Safe - A program that certifies safe brands of cosmetics, household products, apparel, bedding, and other products, after a rigorous screening and evaluation of ingredients and materials. Check out their new Healthy Pregnancy Guide.\nNational Resources Defense Council - An organization that works to safeguard the earth, including its air, water, people, plants, and animals, from pollution, chemicals, and other toxic effects.\nProgram on Reproductive Health and the Environment - Under the auspices of the University of California, San Francisco, this program offers valuable resources that can help minimize people’s exposure to reproductive toxins in everyday life.\nSafer Chemicals, Healthy Families - A coalition of organizations and businesses working to safeguard families from toxic chemicals in our homes, workplaces, schools, and in the products we use.\nSafer Made - An organization that invests in companies and technologies that eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals in consumer products and supply chains. Its newsletters highlight developments in phasing out certain chemicals and progress on other environmental issues.\nSilent Spring Institute - A scientific research organization dedicated to uncovering the links between environmental chemicals and human health. On the preventive front, the organization developed Detox Me, a free mobile app to help consumers reduce their exposure to toxic chemicals in their everyday surroundings.\nToxic Free Future - An organization that conducts original research on the complex science underlying different aspects of environmental health and advocates for the use of safer products, chemicals, and practices to ensure a healthier future.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFood Discovery Apps # Feed the People By the People - An organization dedicated to empowering farmers and ranchers across the country and cutting out middlemen to enable direct sales to customers. By decentralizing the food supply chain, they aim to put the power of food back in the hands of the people.\nGetRawMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area based off your zip code.\nGround Work Collective - Website that finds high quality farms and high quality soil.\nLabel Ferret - Label Ferret uses nutrition data from a variety of sources but nutrition data and ingredient labels change frequently so accuracy cannot be guaranteed. You can use this app to read ingredients and nutritional facts from a wide range of different products.\nLocal Fats: Website that that helps you find food providers that dont use seed oils. Includes locations all over the world. Locations are crowd sourced, so anyone can submit a new location they find.\nRealMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area.\nSeed Oil Rebellion - Website that provides education around seed oils and buying/food guides.\nSeed Oil Scout - App that helps you find restaurants and fast food providers that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App only works in IOS.\nSeed oil Free Restaurants - Website that lets you look up specific restaurants to see what oils they cook in and dont cook in.\nSeedy App - App that helps you find restaurants, fast food providers and products at grocery stores that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App is under construction. Old demo app only worked in IOS.\nShireapp - App that finds local high quality real foods. Includes multiple categories such as Seed oil free, regenerative, grass fed, organic, raw etc.\nHealth Funding Projects # Decentralized Health Fund - The Decentralized Health Fund looks to fund important but largely unprofitable research in regards to lesser known areas of health. The fund is working to collect and store money in BTC in order to give out grants to fund studies and projects around the dangers of EMF\u0026rsquo;s, the benefit of grounding, sunlight and other natural sources.\nNew Founding - New Founding is looking to raise funds to focus on \u0026ldquo;early-stage ventures where we can add exceptional value by leveraging our significant proprietary deal flow, our best-in-class intelligence of conservative consumer and institutional demand, and our connections within the right-wing ecosystem.\u0026rdquo; ‍\nHealthcare Alternative # Chronic Illness Recovery - An institute that focuses on healing from long term health issues caused by systemic inflammation and other modern causes.\nCrowdhealth - CrowdHealth is not an insurance company, but a platform \u0026amp; community that empowers you with a crowdfunding tool and a wealth of resources to efficiently manage your health care costs.\nCurehunter - Free service that catalogs most medical conditions and potential treatments. CureHunter is a fully integrated scientific search, data retrieval and analysis engine on the web that can read the entire US National Library of Medicine Medline Archive and automatically extract and quantify the evidence for successful clinical outcomes of all known drugs for all known human diseases.\nDPC Network - Find Direct Primary care Doctors near you.\nDpcare - Direct Primary Care (DPC) is an innovative alternative payment model improving access to high functioning healthcare with a simple, flat, affordable membership fee. No fee-for-service payments. No third party billing. The defining element of DPC is an enduring and trusting relationship between a patient and his or her primary care provider.\nDruglike - Druglike is a platform for democratizing the access, costs, and rewards of early-stage drug discovery. Druglike is building a decentralized computing network which provides resources for anyone looking to start or contribute to early-stage drug discovery projects. Unlike competitors, Druglike will be web-based and completely free to use.\nFree Market Medical Association - Free Market Medical Association helps find Market alternatives to healthcare, co-founded by the CEO of Oklahoma Surgery Center.\nOklahoma Surgery Center - Free Market for Surgery with full price transparency.\nRevero.com - Program that aims to evaluate and measure health metrics to get down to the real causes of your health issues, while using a nutritional and holistic approach.\nTrue Med - True Med helps facilitate acceptance of HSA and FSA money for individuals and companies. This can be used by or for any company that promotes better diet, exercise or other alternative forms of health.\nTWC.Health - Alternative healthcare to the mainstream pharma system. Also sells supplements. Co-founded by Dr. Peter McCullough.\nHigh Quality Meat # Organic, Grass Fed, Regenerative and Seed Oil Free Food\nAUPA Bar - The Chad of energy bars. High quality meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit. AUPA gives discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. Save an additional 5% with code word \u0026ldquo;liberty\u0026rdquo;\nEpic Provisions - One of the best and most convenient ways to access high quality meat in convenient packaging.\nForce of Nature - Another fantastic option for regenerative meat. Including Beef, Bison, Chicken, Elk, Venison, Wild Boar and more. Force of Nature is also unique in selling \u0026ldquo;Ancestral Blends\u0026rdquo; ground meat mixed with small amounts of organ meats for delicious ways to eat highly nutritious organ meats.\nJoyce-Farms - Another great regenerative source of meat. Provides a wide range of poultry, sausages and jerkies.\nMauinui Venison - Regenerative/sustainable raised deer. Axis deer are an invasive species in Maui and need to be kept in check to preserve the water and local plants/farms as there are no natural predators for the deer on Maui. Slightly pricey.\nMeatrition - A massive database in defense of all things Meat.\nNose to Tail - Regenerative and pastured raise meat, specifically focused on producing the best low PUFA raised mono-gastric animals like Chicken and Pork. Also sells Lamb.\nWhite Oak Pastures - One of the most respected regenerative farms around, practicing their idea of \u0026ldquo;radically traditionally farming\u0026rdquo;. White oaks sells several different kinds of meat, including, Duck, Goose, Guinea, Rabbit, Goat etc. White Oak has really pioneered the regenerative model and proofed its effective with a peer reviewed study\nWild Idea Buffalo - Another great option. Focuses primarily on buffalo but has several other great offers. Bison are only slaughtered in the field, never in a slaughterhouse.\nMedical Drugs Resellers # Buy medical drugs from third parties that may be in limited supply.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinal. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nContraband Cures - A list of alternative style medicines for several different conditions.\nContingency Medical - Emergency Antibiotic Kits, for Home or on the Go. Stay protected against Nausea, Vomiting, Strep Throat, UTIs, Diarrhea, Ear Infections, Sinusitis and more.\nDuration Health - The portable emergency room — Peace of mind for off-grid living and travel. Their doctors prescribe you life-saving medications before you need them. They ship them to you before your next adventure. Treat urgent medical issues anywhere — without finding a doctor or pharmacy.\nJase Medical - Emergency meds and Prescription drugs.\nMountain Rose Herbs - One of the best sources of organic herbs and alternative medicines.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nPurely Prepared Patriot - American company that sells Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and Fenbendazole.\nOSINT- Health and the Environment # Antennasearch.com - Track 5g Towers in your area.\nClimateViewerMaps - Track Real Time data of climate weather across the world including rainfall and UN Tracking of weather Modification projects.\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nSupplement Testing and Rankings # Consumerlab - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nLabdoor - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nVaccine and Medical Info # Just the Inserts - Just the Inserts is a collection of all vaccine and other medication related info from the official source. While much of this information is public, it is often obfuscated and difficult to find. Just the Inserts bring all of the safety related data to one convient place for you to check on what the actual side affects of vaccines and other medications are. "},{"id":10,"href":"/job-boards/","title":"Job Boards","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.\u0026rdquo; - Confucius\nWhy work for a company you hate? If you believe in liberty many of these companies hate you. Stop wasting your talents and your energy on them, and find something that advances your values.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale. Jobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin. Latium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase. Publish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens. Liberty and Crypto Related Job Boards # AnonFriendly - Don\u0026rsquo;t doxx yourself for work. Job boards for Anonymous workers. Bankless.Pallet - The best jobs in crypto and DeFi, curated by Bankless, for the Bankless Nation. New technical and non-technical job posts every week. BitcoinerJobs - Bitcoiner Jobs is the leading career site helping to build the emerging Bitcoin industry and the careers of Bitcoiners within it. Publicsq - Non-woke and conservative leaning job board. Talent Market - Talent Market’s mission is to promote liberty by providing talent for critical roles within the free-market nonprofit sector. Provide Free consulting for liberty focused non profits. No-Jab Job Boards # Based.Pro - Formerly \u0026ldquo;NoVaxMandate.org\u0026rdquo; Based.Pro has pivoted from its vax focus to help you connect with professionals, companies and institutions who share your values. Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types. Redballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or covid nonsense. Unjected - Dating board for people who have not had any of the Covid-19 Vaccines. Vaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status. "},{"id":11,"href":"/metrics/","title":"Metrics","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Freedom and Anti Freedom Metrics # “Just as Soviet managers responded by producing shoddy goods that met the numerical targets set by their overlords, so do schools, police forces, and businesses find ways of fulfilling quotas with shoddy goods of their own.” ― Jerry Z. Muller\nIn order to better understand the broader picture, data collection becomes essential. Data collection can be used to paint whatever narrative its collectors want. We must be aware of the actual data in order to interrupt the truth as it is, and not what politics wants it to be. Here are a list of metrics tracking different statistics directly related to rising tyranny in our world.\nAtlantic Council CBDCTracker - Tracks Country progress of (CBDC)Central Bank Digital Currency Implementation and testing\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nCDBC Tracker - A project by the Human Rights Foundation to track CDBC development worldwide.\nCriticalrace.org Track CRT and other forms of Wokeness in schools. Tracks Colleges and K-12. Tracks many of the specific actions taken at every school.\nDefendingEd - Tracking DEI/Wokism in Schools.\nFreedomHouse.org - Freedom Metric across the world, does not Track Covid.\nFreedominthe50states.org - Tracks the most Free US states in regards to a wide set of metrics, does not track covid freedoms. Provided by the Cato institute.\nFungibility-Graveyard - List of People who have been exposed and prosecuted for or while using Bitcoin due to lack of privacy\nHeritage World Freedom Index - Economic Freedom across the world\nICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nRootshq - Website that tracks different liberty groups and associations across America\nShadowstats - Tracks true levels of economics in America, Money supply, Inflation, GDP etc…\nUSDebtclock - Real time National Debt Counter.\nWashingtonPost Police Shooting DB - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states.\nWokeWagon - Tracks woke political appointees in government\nWorld Press Freedoms - Ranking of all countries in the world by freest to least free press.\n"},{"id":12,"href":"/money/","title":"Money","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" If you don’t believe it or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try and convince you. I am sorry. - Satoshi Nakamoto\nCrypto Currency, The greatest tool we have.\nFinancial privacy is largely being wiped away across the world, while governments simultaneously destroy the value of our currencies through inflation and sanctions. With the invention of Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto gave us what is probably the single greatest tool for freedom in the history of the world. With decentralized crypto currency we have the ability to fix our money and fix the world. While some people believe that all non bitcoin crypto currencies are a scam we do not agree. We believe in competition for all freedom tech. Bitcoin isn\u0026rsquo;t perfect and shouldn\u0026rsquo;t be treated as a religion. The best counterpoint to bitcoins imperfection is its inherent lack of privacy and its current difficulty with scaling. Monero provides the best and simplest use case for privacy and is a great alternative to bitcoin. Likewise we believe that other crypto projects may have real utility in pursuing freedom. That being said the crypto industry is absolutely saturated with scams and grifters. As always do your own research and invest carefully. Hold your own keys and continue your journey to being financially sovereign.\nAcquire Crypto # Atomic Swaps # Atomic Swaps are the future of Crypto Currency trading. Completely custody-less, heavily private, and generally uncensorable. Still very much in development. Learn more here.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nBasic Swap Dex - Atomic Swap DEX. No added fees. Installed locally. Currently in BETA.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nLiquiality - Atomic Swaps across multiple coins.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nUnstoppapleSwaps - Atomic Swap from BTC to Monero.\nDecentralized Exchanges # Decentralization is a spectrum. Many decentralized exchanges aren\u0026rsquo;t nearly as decentralized as they claim to be, but usually they are far more distributed than any centralized exchanges.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nFiat On Ramps (P2P) # Bisq - Buy and sell bitcoin for fiat (or other cryptocurrencies) privately and securely using Bisq\u0026rsquo;s peer-to-peer network and open-source desktop software. Bisq allows you to purchase your bitcoin using P2P Zelle transactions. No registration required.\nHodl Hodl - Anonymous P2P deals on your terms. Trade globally. Using any payment system. For any fiat currency. Bitcoin only. No registration required.\nLocal Monero - Local Monero makes it easy for you to connect with real people in the real world to buy and sell Monero with no KYC. Announced in May 2024 that they would be shutting down. No reason given, but this is likely due to regulatory pressure against other platforms like Samurai and Tornado cash.\nPeach Bitcoin - Peach allows users to purchase BTC in many different national currencies all P2P without KYC. Not currently available in the US.\nRetoSwap - Like Bisq but for Monero. Installed locally, it uses Monero and Tor for high level privacy.\nXMRGlobal - A monero focused p2p exchange for purchasing cryptocurrency via Zelle, ACH cash etc.\nNon-Custodial exchanges # Most exchanges are custodial, meaning you are required to leave crypto on their platform if you want to trade, or you purchase and they will hold on to it initially. Non-custodial exchanges will send your trades and purchases directly to wallets of your choosing.\nChangenow - Reliable non KYC exchange.\nChangelly - Not recommended at this time. Changelly does not require KYC for smaller transactions but they will sometimes implement KYC mid trade, forcing to KYC or lose your funds.\nCryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nEvonax - Established in 2016,Evonax operates as a non-custodial instant cryptocurrency exchange, ensuring that users’ funds are never held within the platform. Serving as an intermediary between cryptocurrencies and users, Evonax provides access to a diverse range of digital assets including Monero (XMR).\nFixedFloat - Good rates for crypto exchanges, does not currently allow US customer IP addresses. Does not require KYC.\nGodex.io - This exchange is a dependable tool for immediate conversions. It supports the conversion of over 300 cryptocurrencies into Monero, without any KYC requirements and it works in both directions, offering great flexibility.\nHoudini Swap - Privacy focused non custodial exchange.\nKYC vs No KYC list - A list of P2P Trading Platforms (i.e. P2P exchanges) for trading Bitcoin. Common payment methods include bank transfer, cash deposited in the seller\u0026rsquo;s bank account, in-person cash (face-to-face) trades as well as payment networks such as Zelle, Alipay, even Cash App and PayPal, for example. Some of these payment methods are more private than others. Typically, face-to-face, cash-by-mail, and US Postal Money Orders are among the most private methods available.\nKYCNotMe - Website that Tracks exchanges that don\u0026rsquo;t use KYC.\nMexc - Crypto trades without KYC. Currently blocked for US based IP addresses.\nNO KYC Only - Education on avoiding KYC and why its problematic.\nOrangeFren - Check many KYC-free services and find the one with the best offer for a wide variety of coins.\nSimpleSwap - Exchange multiple tokens without giving up custody. Requires an account. Offers cash back in their own token.\nSideShift - Shift between different layer 2 tokens. Includes tokens on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Polygoin.\nStealthEx - StealthEX is a non-custodial cryptocurrency exchange service that accepts Monero (XMR). The platform does not require users to create an account or share personal information. Additionally, funds are not stored on StealthEX; exchanges are conducted directly between wallets. At StealthEX, there are no upper limits for your exchanges — you can exchange any amount you desire. When it comes to minimum amounts, you only need to ensure you have enough to cover the network fees.\nSwapSwop - SwapSwop is an instant anonymous crypto exchange with a high level of security from SSL certificates on internal services to a multi-stage exchange procedure, which guarantees the safety of your assets and quick exchange for the desired cryptocurrency.\nTrocador - Privacy focused front end to push your transactions through non KYC exchanges.\nBusiness Directories # AirBTC - AirBNB for Bitcoiners.\nAgoristAcers - Purchase Seeds with Monero.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nAutoCoinCar - Purchase Luxury cars with Crypto - (UK Only).\nBeef Initiative - Purchase Regenerative/Grass fed beef with Crypto.\nBitcoin-P2P Marketplace - BTC sales.\nBitcoin-RealEstate - Purchase Real estate with crypto.\nBitcoin-only - The Ultimate guide to all things Bitcoin.\nBitcoin-only.com - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nBitejo - Massive List of companies that accept Monero and Bitcoin - Is now XMRBazzar.\nCarCoinMarket - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCompTIA Vouchers - CompTIA certs for Btc.\nCryptoCars - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCryptwerk - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nDirectory.BTCPayserver - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nGrowingSpaces - Buy Greenhouses with BTC.\nMonerica - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nMoneromarket - XMR trading platform with escrow. Start selling and buying today.\nOatManFarms - Purchase Oats for BTC.\nShopinBit - Purchase all sorts of items in BTC, only ships to UK currently.\nXMR Bazzar - A p2p shopping center for buying and selling services and goods in Monero. Built by Douglas Tumen, founder and host of the Monero Talk podcast.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale.\nJobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin.\nLatium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase.\nPublish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens.\nDAO and DEFI Tools # ApeBoard - Cross chain crypto monitoring Dashboard.\nCoin - Crypto portfolio account and crypto news aggregator.\nCow.fi - CoW Protocol finds the lowest price for your trade across all exchanges and aggregators, such as Uniswap and 1inch – and protects you from MEV, unlike the others.\nDAOStack - Project that helps you streamline the creation of your own DAO.\nDefiSafety - DEFI Security ratings.\nDefillama - The ultimate tracker for all things DEFI. Track Yield, transparency, NFTs, Stables, Hacks etc.\nDapps.com - Dapp rankings via marketcap.\nDextools - Cross Chain Defi and Cefi Dashboard.\nGhostfol - Multichain Dashboard, includes traditional stocks and ETF’s as well.\nHedgehog - Centralized Exchange Dashboard Management.\nRailgun - RAILGUN is a smart contract system that enables Zero-Knowledge Privacy for any on-chain dApp.\nRotki - An open source portfolio tracker, accounting and analytics tool that protects your privacy. Can be self hosted.\nTornado Cash - DO NOT USE IF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. Tornado cash is an Ethereum based coinjoin mixer that can be used to gain privacy on Ethereum. In August 2022 Tornado Cash was blacked listed by the US government and added to the OFAC list. While the front end website is no longer running you can still interact with the smart contract(this is by design). If you are a US citizen you risk criminal penalties for doing so. Alex Pertsev, was sentenced to five years in prison for his work on development of Tornado cash. It\u0026rsquo;s important to note that despite the shutdown by the US government, the Tornado Cash smart contract is still up and running, and is more less unstoppable as long as the Ethereum network continues to run. If you would like to support the legal defence fund you can so by checking out Justice DAO.\nDecentralized Nodes # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Avalanche and more.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nHandshake - Decentralized DNS. Handshake is an experiment on collaborating to create a decentralized network which results in a global allocation of names. Think of the handles or usernames you use on services such as social networks, and domain names identifying the URL for websites. Nearly all of these services were provided by trusted third parties which prevent the web from truly being decentralized. Handshake provides a means, including key management and server/service authentication, for decentralized web services to experiment.\nMonero Nodo - A full, unpruned, and dedicated hardware node comes equipped with Tor and I2P support, ensuring maximum privacy and security for your transactions. Manage your wallets effortlessly through the LWS Admin panel and enjoy the convenience of our built-in block explorer. The 5.5″ touchscreen allows you to control your node directly from the device, or you can access it from the web for added flexibility and full block explorer functionality. Mine Monero using P2Pool. Contribute to your privacy by running your own personal node while contributing to the Monero network.\nMyNodeBTC - Run Bitcoin nodes and lots of other Bitcoin applications, includes wallets, BTCPay Server, Lightning tools and Whirlpool and other privacy tools.\nPibode-XMR - Small Raspberry pi focused distro for Monero mining.\nPktCash - PKT is an ecosystem of apps that decentralize access to the internet. The mission is to get the next billion people online.\nThreefold - Decentralized Autonomous Internet Infrastructure. ThreeFold is a globally-distributed grid of storage, compute, and network capacity, acting as “no middleman” Internet resources between independent capacity providers and users.\nEducation and certifications # C4/Crypto Consortium - Offers certifications for BTC, Eth and crypto best practices.\nBlockchain-Council.org - Blockchain Council embraces Blockchain, AI, and Web3 with a range of certifications and training.\nChainalysis Certifications - The Chainalysis Cryptocurrency Fundamentals Certification (CCFC) credential is designed for those new to cryptocurrency. Whether you’re starting out on a career focused on crypto, or are coming across bitcoin as you run investigations, onboard new businesses or formulate cryptocurrency compliance policies, this is the place to begin.\nFund Raising # Giveth - Giveth is building a new way forward with its zero-fee, community-driven donation platform - leveraging the power of blockchain technology to connect on-the-ground projects with regenerative funding opportunities.\nGeyser.fund - Geyser is a bitcoin-native crowdfunding platform where you can fund project ideas with the support from global communities.\nHeo.Finance - Decentralized crowdfunding without borders. Help Each Other (HEO) is the first decentralized stablecoin-based crowdfunding platform that removes geographical and political limitations from fundraising. HEO platform is already live on Binance Smart Chain, Celo, Aurora, and Ethereum mainnets.\nKuno Media - Monero based crowd funding.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow institute works to help fund privacy and anti surveillance tech.\nOpen Sats - Open Sats Initiative, Inc. (EIN 85-2722249) is a 501(c)(3) public charity which aims to fund Bitcoin-related free and open-source projects and associated education and research initiatives. Open Sats focuses on no strings attached Bitcoin(only) and freedom tech donations.\nStacks.org - The mission of the Stacks project is to enable a better internet through decentralized apps. To do it, they’re expanding the Bitcoin economy and enabling more functionality as a Bitcoin layer.\nTen31 - Ten31 is the leading bitcoin-focused investor and partner of choice to companies building technology and infrastructure for the bitcoin ecosystem, as well as complementary freedom-oriented technologies including open source software, AI and nostr.\nMerchant Services # Align Pay - AlignPay never picks sides on any issue and is proud to facilitate a welcoming place where people, organizations, campaigns, and merchants can interact in a healthy, open, and legal way.\nParallel Economy - Censorship-Resistant payment processing backed by Conservative Commentator Dan Bongino.\nRevere Payments - A Christian merchant services provider that offers a wide range of solutions for businesses in a variety of industries, including e-commerce, retail, restaurant, firearms, religious, political, CBD, and non-profit. We’re using the same innovative technology as our parent company, Metrics Global, to bring seamless, secure online payments to any industry.\nSecond Amendment Processing - 2nd Amendment processing helps you protect yourself and your business from being censored for your political views or other forms of wrong think.\nOsint for Crypto # AMLBot - Founded in 2019, AMLBot Online assessment of crypto addresses and transactions, founded in 2019 by a team of RegTech specialists in accordance with FATF international recommendations. Offers both free and non-free services.\nClarks Dashboard - A comprehensive list of all BTC Data. Includes Block times, price data, Side chain data, mining etc.\nDeveloperReports - Tracks the current amount of developers on Crypto projects.\nMonero Garden - A complete introduction and walkthrough on all the technical specifics of Monero.\nMonero Inflation - Tracks potential inflation or flaws in the Monero Protocol. Due to Monero\u0026rsquo;s privacy proper auditing can be difficult.\nMonero Observer - News aggregator for all things monero.\nMoneroj.net - Tracks the Monero mining hash rate across all miners.\nMonero.Eco - Graphical interface for the entire Monero Ecosystem.\nMiningPoolStats - Track all data across mining pools for all sorts of crypto projects. Organized primarily by what type of hash algorithm each blockchain uses.\n[Monerowatch](https://monerowat.ch - A monero blockchain explorer. While Monero doesnt have a tradational blockchain explorer we can track block times and size. Along with hash rate and other useful metrics.\nOXT.me - OXT is a tool designed for Exploratory Blockchain Analysis of the bitcoin ledger. OXT is the \u0026lsquo;Other exploration Tool\u0026rsquo; and it should become the \u0026lsquo;Open eXploration Tool\u0026rsquo; in the future.\nStable Pulse - Get a clear, accurate, minimally filtered view of the stablecoin ecosystem.\nThe Monero Moon - The ultimate newsletter for all things Monero.\nTheGraph.com - Crypto Database API Tools.\nTimechainstats.com - BTC Chain API data.\nTrack Bitcoin Nodes - Tracks total Bitcoin nodes.\nTrack Bitcoin Treasuries - Tracks the public Bitcoin Wallets of major corporations and governments.\nTrack Ethereum Nodes - Tracks total Ethereum nodes.\nDefi Lama StablecoinData - Stable coin data across chains.\nPrivacy Software # Bokuto Monero Node - Open source fork of Ronin Dojo’s Bakuto project that allows for a full node Monero wallet.\nBorder Wallets - Border Wallets is a website that helps you strategize on how best to memorize your wallet seed phrase. This can be useful if you need to cross a border, or have a particularly high threat model.\nGupax - Gupax is a GUI for mining Monero on P2Pool using XMRig.\nJam - Jam is a graphical user interface for JoinMarket, and while obviously related, is a separate project developed by a separate set of people.\nJoinMarket-Org - JoinMarket is software to create a special kind of bitcoin transaction called a CoinJoin transaction. Its aim is to improve the confidentiality and privacy of bitcoin transactions. With the shutdown of Samurai wallet, and the withdrawal of the not recommended service Wasabi from the US, Join Market is now one of the only privacy tools for Bitcoin.\nPinode - Monero OS for running full Monero Nodes on Pi’s, Rockpros and Odroids.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nSilent Payments - Silent Payments make receiving Bitcoin easier than ever while preserving your privacy. Silent Payments allow you to create a single, static address to share with friends, use for donations, or post for tips without sacrificing privacy. When someone wants to send you a payment, they use the unique public key that is a part of your Silent Payment address, combine it with the public keys of the outputs they want to send and generate a unique, one-time address that looks on-chain just like any other Taproot address.\nXMRVSBeast - P2Pool Bonus Hash Rate Raffle for people providing Monero Hash.\nSocial Media # Coinpayments.net - Purchase Social media followers with Monero.\nEchoIn - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here.\nFountain - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nMinds - Minds is an open-source social networking service that promotes free speech, privacy, and transparency.\nOshi - Oshi is a powerful marketing and rewards platform built to replace stars, punch cards, and coffee points with something that people really want - Bitcoin.\nOrange Pill App - Bitcoin dating and friend finder.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.ps://www.minds.com/) - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nSpeculative Projects # DarkFi - DarkFi is a new Layer 1 blockchain, designed with anonymity at the forefront. It offers flexible private primitives that can be wielded to create any kind of application. DarkFi aims to make anonymous engineering highly accessible to developers. Backed by noted Crypto Anarchist Amir Taaki.\nFedimints - While still largely theoretical, Fediments is based off the original 1980\u0026rsquo;s concept of Chaumian Ecash, that would essentially provide federated mints built on top of Bitcoin, with high levels of privacy. Two implementations of this concept are Cashu and Umint. These are still in active development. One potential problem with this is legal pressure due to potential classification of these services as unlicensed money transmitters, much like how Samurai Wallet and potentially custodial lightning services are being targeted.\nFreedom Dollar - Freedom Dollar is a private, censorship-resistant stablecoin protocol built on Zano. Stable coins are a useful but sometimes risky project, as they are supposed to maintain their price point with a fiat asset like the dollar.\nHaveno - Haveno aims to be a crypto on ramp much like Bisq that uses Monero instead of Bitcoin as the base payment option. Haveno will utilize TOR and p2p trades, while never taking custody of your funds.\nPirate Chain - Launched in 2018 with the primary goal of being the most private and secure digital currency, Pirate Chain strives to protect the financial privacy of every user in the world. Pirate Chain achieves this by employing the strongest and most acclaimed privacy protocol in the industry, and couples this with an unassailable strategy implementation. Pirate vs Monero Breakdown\nSerai DEX - Largely created in response to Thorchain\u0026rsquo;s choice to not integrate Monero, the Serai Dex works much like the Thorchain DEX, providing coin trading between different native coins using liquidity pools funded by users for small rewards.\nZano - An ambitious project that offers the privacy of Monero for regular transactions, including all projects built ontop of its network. Additionally offers alias addresses so you can associate a wallet address with a name, much like how DNS works for IP addresses. Offers escrow services and Iconic swaps as an alternative to Atomic Swaps. Also allows for building dApps on chain as well.\nSpending Options # Bill Pay # Bitrefill Credit Card Service - Service to pay off Credit Card for multiple providers. Requires KYC. Currently disabled for Americans, but hopefully will be returning. This service does require KYC, but they do offer other services that do not.\nDoctorSim - Top up or recharge any prepaid phone in over 200 countries instantly and securely with doctorSIM.\nSpritz.Finance - Focuses on bill pay, secured payments, automated payments etc. Uses Web 3. Requires an account. Currently in closed Beta.\nCredit Cards # 2Fiat - A new platform that lets you instantly convert Bitcoin, Monero, USDT or any crypto to fiat and make purchases online or in store.\nAbine - An alternative credit card masking service. Abine has similar features, virtual cards up to 500$ for individual vendors. But Abine also offers other privacy services like phone masking, email masking and more. Abine does not have a free tier unlike privacy.com.\nBitpay - Preloaded Bitpay card that lets you spend your Bitcoin.\nDashDirect - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including DASH. Dash Direct phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with DASH for discounts from hundreds of vendors. No KYC Required.\nDoNotPay - DoNotPay is a consumer rights company that helps you fight corporations and beat bureaucracy. They offer a wide range of services, including bill pay, credit card management, and more.\nEzzocard - Anon cards can be purchased via crypto. Charges a decent markup.\nKlutchCard - Service that provides several management and privacy features for your bank account. Klutch gives you unlimited Virtual cards, a physical card without your name on the front, and the ability to manage your spending transactions in depth all while still earning cash back. Does require KYC information and a good credit score though. Another downside, there is currently no way to pay off your balance other than to link your account via ACH and routing number.\nLaso.Finance - A bit pricey. Virtual Credit card with no KYC card that allows for spends of over 1K anywhere in the world. Currently uses Metamask for stable coins only. Monero support coming soon.\nPayWithMoon - Virtual Cards with no KYC funded by lightning based Bitcoin transactions. You can create as many virtual cards as you want, but cards are limited in amounts of 1000$. These cards do not currently work outside of the United States. Used to provide full pre-paid credit cards only offers gift cards now.\nPrivacy.com - The primary method for Credit Card Privacy. By linking your bank account to your Debit card, you can create virtual privacy focused cards that only work for one vendor at a time. This prevents your Debit card from being used in the event of a vendor data breach. Virtual cards are easily deletable. Downsides are that you start with 500$ per card limits for virtual cards. And there is the privacy concern of sharing your bank data with a third party. Please use our affiliate link when signing up. To get an extra $5 dollars on sign up.\nUquid - Virtual card for crypto, only works through Binance or wallet connect compatible wallets, for a wide range of gift card services.\nX1 - Similar to Klutch. Control subscriptions and keep your details private with disposable card numbers.donotpay.com/learn/virtual-credit-card-generator/) - Free Virtual Credit Card Generator for signing up for trial services. Do not Pay also works to create an AI focused response to many asymmetrical problems of society like fighting back against parking tickets or social media de-platforming with automated and proven methods of remediating these issues.\nGift Cards # Egifter - Buy and send premium gift cards for a wide range of services. Offers points per purchases. Gyft - Gift cards for over 200 vendors. Coinsbee - Does Phone Top ups. Bitrefill - Gifts cards and other services. Coincards - giftcards available in multiple countries, Coincards has everything you could possibly need to live your life with crypto! Offers Phone Top ups and accepts Monero. Stealths - Monero first Gift card sales. No KYC Required. Wallets # Bitcoin Wallets # Ashigaru - A new fork of Samurai Wallet without the coinjoin services. As this is new untested its recommended not to put large amounts of BTC on here just yet.\nCasa - Self custody wallet with built in Multi-sig for security and inheritance built in so that your assets aren\u0026rsquo;t lost in the event of death. Only takes Bitcoin and Ethereum.\nCold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nElectrum Wallet - Founded in 2011 Electrum is one of the oldest, simplest and most trusted Bitcoin Only wallets in the game. With a simple interface that has been forked by many other blockchain projects Electrum has everything you need to store and use your bitcoin easily and securely.\nSamurai Wallet - A modern bitcoin wallet hand forged to keep your transactions private your identity masked and your funds secured. Samurai Wallet is a mobile only wallet that is built to work with the Ronin Dojo Full node and Whirlpool privacy coinjoins. Completely Open Source. Mobile only wallet. In April 2024 Samurai Wallet was shutdown by the US government and the founders of the wallet arrested. While the wallet still works if installed, the Whirpool coinjoin features have since been disabled. You can donate to the Samurai defense team here You can also find a list of Public Dojo Clones to use at Dojobay\nSparrow Wallet - Sparrow is a Bitcoin wallet for those who value financial self sovereignty. Sparrow’s emphasis is on security, privacy and usability. Sparrow does not hide information from you - on the contrary it attempts to provide as much detail as possible about your transactions and UTXOs, but in a way that is manageable and usable. Completely Open Source. Desktop only wallet. Following the arrest of the Samurai Wallet Devs, the Whirlpool privacy features were removed from the wallet.\nHardware Wallets # Cold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nFoundationDevices - Foundation builds the Passport hardware wallet which is an airgapped wallet hardware device. Passport has no direct connection with the outside world – no USB data and no wireless communications. Instead, Passport uses a camera and QR codes for communication. This provides hardcore, airgapped security without sacrificing usability.\nLedger - NOT RECOMMENDED. While Ledger has a long history in the space of supporting multiple coins. Ledger is close sourced. Ledger has recently come under for fire for creating a backup policy that lets you back up your keys to Ledgers cloud providers, which means that your private keys could be susceptible to third party pressures on the key holders. Also Ledger was caught sending customer data to several different third parties.\nMonero Signer - Monero Signer is a hardware signing device equipped with a camera that allows you to sign transactions offline via QR-Code. Monero Signer also allows you to generate seeds, passphrases and addresses. All this while being completely offline. Software updates are done air-gapped using a micro SD card.\nSeedsigner - Open source hardware signing device that uses raspberry pi zero which reduces possibility of interception. Does not store your coins, is only a security focused device for signing/approving transactions. Bitcoin only.\nTrezor - One of the older hardware wallets around. Trezor is Fully open source and is one of the few wallets to also support multiple coins.\nLightning Wallets # Phoenix Wallet - Utilizing the lightning network can still be quite difficult, which Phoenix aims to help solve. At first glance, Phoenix doesn\u0026rsquo;t look different from your typical Bitcoin wallet. The difference is that Phoenix runs natively on Lightning. Phoenix takes care of everything under the hood and you will barely notice anything, except that your payments are faster and cheaper. Mobile only wallet. Monero Wallets # Anonero - Anonero is privacy focused phone wallet that only supports Monero, while incorporating other privacy features like, encrypted backups, airgapped transactions mandatory TOR connections. You can only access this app over TOR.\nFeather Wallet - Feather is a free, open-source Monero wallet for Linux, Tails, macOS and Windows. It is written in C++ with the Qt framework. Monero can be difficult to use in many cases to the highly technical and private nature of the coin, which is why the simplicity of feather wallet is so necessary. Feather Wallet can installed or run as a standalone application, making it easily parable with something like Tails OS for the ultimate privacy combo.\nMonero Subscription Wallet - Wallet that allows you to set subscriptions of regularly recurring payments that you would like to send.\nMyMonero - The simplest way to use the next-generation private digital currency Monero, at the sweet spot between security, convenience, and features. Not a full node wallet. You need to trust another node to run this wallet. These wallets share your private view key with a remote server, which continuously scans the blockchain looking for your transactions. They are faster to use, but your privacy can be lessened if you don\u0026rsquo;t control the remote server.\nRinoWallet - Online Monero multisig wallet. Non-custodial and offers 2FA protection.\nMulti Chain Wallets # CakeWallet - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including Monero. Cakewallet phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with Monero for discounts from hundreds of vendors. Supports Monero. No KYC Required. Mobile and desktop wallet. Open Source.\nExodus Wallet - One of the best wallets for holding multiple coins. With a beautiful interface that shows you long term internal price data, built in protocol level staking, coin swaps between hundreds of coins and many other features. Exodus is one best crypto wallets bar none. While it has ended support for Monero as it was a technical challenge to support it. Exodus is NOT Open source. Desktop and mobile.\nStack Wallet - Non Custodial multi coin wallet. Open Source. Has built in exchange functionality. Comes with \u0026ldquo;Duress mode\u0026rdquo; that lets you prepare a fake wallet in case you are physically threatened. Comes with built auto back ups, in wallet crypto swapping and more. Allows you to easily point at your own full node. Supports monero. Desktop and Mobile.\nWallet Recovery # Bitcoin Recovery CO - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nCryptoRecovers - Helping people regain access to their lost Bitcoin wallets since 2019.\nDatarecovery.com - Specializes in cryptocurrency recovery services, providing expert assistance to individuals and businesses who have lost access to their digital assets.\nDriveSavers - Specializes in recovering lost cryptocurrency and compromised wallets from all types of software and hardware wallets.\nEasyRecovery - Professional Bitcoin wallet recovery services can assist with password recovery, private key extraction, and damaged device repair to restore access to your Bitcoin.\nKeychainX - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nProfessional Crypto Recovery - Crypto recovery service that can help you recover your lost coins today.\nRecoverLostBitcoin - Expert crypto recovery services, including private key reconstruction, wallet and scam recovery.\nRecoverMyCryptoWallet - Can recover lost passphrases, missing seed words and forgotten passwords.\nWallet Recovery Service - Can recover lost crypto from all types of wallets.\n"},{"id":13,"href":"/organizations/","title":"Organizations","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The State is, and always has been, the great single enemy of the human race, its liberty, happiness, and progress.\u0026rdquo; - Murray Rothbard\nLiberty Organization that fight for different facets of all things related to liberty.\nAnti ESG Orgs # StriveFunds - Investment firm to counter ESG narrative from Blackrock and Vanguard. Strive specifically rejects the idea of Stakeholder capitalism. Started by author and presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. Antiwar # Antiwar.com - Since the mid 90\u0026rsquo;s Antiwar.com has been one of not the most important and consistently antiwar voices. With reporting on wars all over the globe for a liberty perspective, antiwar.com covers every aspect of the global wars.\nBitcoin For Peace - Accelerate World Peace Through Bitcoin Adoption. The vision of Bitcoin For Peace is to live in world where ALL life co-thrives in harmony. With the current corrupt fiat system, that vision can never happen. Bitcoin is a peaceful revolution.\nConcerned Veterans for America - CVA and its grassroots army will look to defend VA reforms and expand health care options for veterans, rethink America’s foreign policy to promote long-term prosperity, and encourage action to foster a more secure financial future for our country.\nDefend the Guard - An organization that works to reclaim constitutional authority. Defend the Guard legislation would prohibit a state’s National Guard units from being deployed into active combat without a formal declaration of war by Congress, as provided by the U.S. Constitution.\nFood Not Bombs - Food Not Bombs started in 1980. They work to provide healthy vegetarian food to starving Americans. Leftwing organization.\nStopWar.org - Stop the War was founded in September 2001 in the weeks following 9/11, when George W. Bush announced the “war on terror”. Stop the War has since been dedicated to preventing and ending the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and elsewhere. Comes from a leftwing perspective.\nThe Libertarian Institute - Founded by Scott Horton. LI focuses on many issues with a large focus on antiwar. LI has a lot of cross over with Antiwar.com.\nTheGrayZone - The Grayzone is an independent journalistic initiative that does not receive funding from any government or government-backed group or individual. The Gray Zone primarily reports on antiwar civil rights issues from a left wing perspectives.\nWeAreNotYourSoldiers - Antiwar Non-profit feature former soldiers that publicly talk about their horrible experiences during war.\nAntiWoke Advocacy # ActionPDE - PDE Action is a nonpartisan advocacy group working to reclaim public schools through engagement with school boards \u0026amp; state legislatures.\nDefendingEd - Parents Defending Education is a national grassroots organization working to reclaim our schools from activists imposing harmful agendas.\nExit Group - Group that helps users exit from woke/corporate life and build businesses to create separate revenue streams\nFairForAll - A nonpartisan organization dedicated to advancing civil rights and liberties for all Americans, and promoting a common culture based on fairness, understanding, and humanity. Specifically rejects woke ideas and believes in actual equality for all people.\nHeterodox Academy - Heterodox Academy (HxA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit membership organization of thousands of faculty, staff, and students committed to advancing the principles of open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement to improve higher education and academic research. Focuses heavily on Colleges.\nInstitute for Liberal Values - As a non-partisan and non-sectarian consortium focused on the promotion of individual freedom, rights, and liberty in everyday life, the Institute for Liberal Values provides the skills and support required to build community where there has been division, encourage free expression where there has been censorship, and foster optimism where there is fear.\nNew Discourses - Education on all things critical theory. Eduation and debunking of Marxism, Progressive and all forms of critical theory. IE Critical Race Theory, Queer Theory, etc. Founded by James Lindsey.\nClimate Change Pushback # Copenhagen Consensus - The Copenhagen Consensus Center is a think tank that researches and publishes the smartest solutions to the world\u0026rsquo;s biggest problems. Our studies are conducted by more than 300 economists from internationally renowned institutions, including seven Nobel Laureates, to advise policymakers and philanthropists how to achieve the best results with their limited resources.Founded by climate change debunker and educator Bjorn Lomborg.\nEnvironmental Progress - Environmental Progress (EP) was founded in 2016 with the mission of achieving nature, peace and prosperity for all. We believe everyone has a right to affordable energy, a healthy planet, and urban environments that enable citizens to thrive. Our strategy has been to organize grassroots movements to defend these rights, and to fund research into why they are threatened. Founded by free speech advocate and Journalist Michael Shellenberger.\nHeartland.org - The Heartland Institute is a nonprofit organization that focuses on issues in education, environmental protection, health care, budgets and taxes, and stopping Socialism.\nIndustrial Progress - For the last 40 years, so-called environmentalists have held back industrial progress around the world. That\u0026rsquo;s why Idustrial Progress helps the industry fight for its freedom, with new ideas, arguments, and policies that will improve our economy and our environment. Founded by Fossil Fuels advocate Alex Epstein.\nPerc.org - The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) explores how aligning free market incentives for environmental stewardship produces sustainable outcomes for land, water, and wildlife.\nSavory.Global - Fights against climate change approved opinion by using regenerative farming practices of holistic land management. Provides real alternative solutions to mainstream climate fear mongering.\nDrug Freedom # Drug Policy Alliance - The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the leading organization in the U.S. working to end the drug war. Encryption and censorship # Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) - The largest organization that fights for Internet and Digital Freedom. Based out of the US.The EFF puts out several of the best digital freedom tools, including HTTPS Everywhere, Privacy Badger and Certbot.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFree resources Physical and Digital # Art For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nLeadership Institute - Liberty focused training provided in person and virtual. Training is offered for a wide range of topics, including, activism campaigns, fundraising and more.\nLibertarianism.org - Free ebooks from a Cato/Bluepilled perspective. Still some solid content overall.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - Free liberty starter kits for applicants. Including books small grants and more. Primarily aimed at students.\nTechsoup.org - Free Tech for non-profits.\nLegal Advocacy # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nCoin Center - Based in D.C., Coin Center is the leading non-profit research and advocacy center focused on the public policy issues facing cryptocurrency and decentralized computing technologies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Their mission is to defend the rights of individuals to build and use free and open cryptocurrency networks: the right to write and publish code – to read and to run it. The right to assemble into peer-to-peer networks. And the right to do all this privately.\nDeFi Education Fund - The DeFi Education Fund (DEF) explains decentralized finance (DeFi) to policymakers around the world and advocates for policies welcoming of decentralized financial infrastructure.\nFire - Since its founding more than two decades ago as the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, FIRE has become the nation’s leading defender of fundamental rights on college campuses through our unique mix of programming, including student and faculty outreach, public education campaigns, individual case advocacy, and policy reform efforts. In 2022, FIRE changed its name to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and announced an expansion initiative into off-campus free speech advocacy and legal defense.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nInstitute for Justice - IJ is a nonprofit, public interest law firm. Their mission is to end widespread abuses of government power and secure the constitutional rights that allow all Americans to pursue their dreams.\nJusticeDao- A DAO specifically dedicated to helping the legal defense of the developers of Tornado Cash, an Ethereum based privacy service that was takedown by government action.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nPacific Legal Foundation - Pacific Legal Foundation is a national nonprofit legal organization that defends Americans from government overreach and abuse. PFL specifically focuses on Property Rights, Equality and Opportunity and Separation of Powers. ^1,2^\nPeer-To-Peer Rights Fund - The P2P Rights Fund is a project housed within the Bitcoin Policy Institute, a 501(c)3 think tank. An advisory board including open-source developers, human rights activists, and lawyers oversees the fund’s activities. P2P Focuses on protection of Open-Source Software under the First Amendment.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nStand With Crypto - Stand With Crypto, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, champions for clear, common-sense regulations for the crypto industry. We\u0026rsquo;re mobilizing the 52 million crypto owners in the US - a demographic that is younger (60% Gen-Z and Millennials) and more diverse (41% identify as racial minorities) than the general US population - to unlock crypto\u0026rsquo;s innovation potential and foster greater economic freedom.\nThe Crypto Lawyers - Much like Coin Center Crypto Lawyers provide legal advocacy for Bitcoin freedom. They offer services in regards to Litigation, NFT, DEFI, IP, Compliance, and Forensic Investigations.\nMeetups, Education and Training # Americas Future - America’s Future empowers young people to be active, civil, and curious citizens who build freer communities that lead to fulfillment, dignity, and happiness for all.We’re working toward a time in America where young people collaborate to drive change in their communities – change that equips the individual to build a free and happy life. America’s Future offers rising generations opportunities for networking, mentoring, leadership and community engagement through our national network and extensive array of programming.\nArt For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nFreedom Works - A longstanding political orginization that has traditionally leaned republican. Recently though they\u0026rsquo;ve rebranded to target smaller liberty focused groups in order to help educated and advocate for freedom and change in public policy.\nLeadership Institute - Founded in 1979 by its president, Morton C. Blackwell, LI provides training in campaigns, fundraising, grassroots organizing, youth politics, and communications. The Institute teaches conservatives of all ages how to succeed in politics, government, and the media.The Institute offers more than 50 types of training schools, workshops, and seminars; a free employment placement service; and a national field program that trains conservative students to organize campus groups.\nLiberty on the Rocks - Liberty on the Rocks is a non-profit grass roots libertarian organization designed to educate, connect, and activate liberty enthusiasts around the world. Through local chapters and events, citizens and activists throughout the country can increase the size of their networks, enhance their understanding of economics and the philosophy of freedom, widen their knowledge of local and national educational outlets, and increase their opportunities for involvement. Official Partner of Liberty Tools\nLiberty Seeds - The largest directory of liberty-minded organizations, events, and more.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - SFL is not a top down, chapter based, or membership organization. Instead SFL functions as a network of pro-liberty students from a wide diversity of locations and backgrounds. SFL does sometimes take the more blue pilled approach.\nWe Are Change - We Are Change is a nonpartisan, independent media organization comprised of individuals and groups working to expose corruption worldwide.Founded by Luke Rudkowski, We Are Change is comprised of independent journalists, concerned citizens, activists, and anyone who wants to shape the direction our world is going in. We seek to expose the lies of governments and the corporate elite who constantly trash our humanity. Their goal is to create a community of truth-seekers and peacemakers who share a commitment to nonviolent action.\nYoung Americans for Liberty - Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) is the most active and effective pro-liberty youth organization advancing liberty on campus. Our four-step mission is to identify, educate, train, and mobilize youth activists to make liberty win. YAL maintains many chapters across college campuses all over the US.\nYou are the Power - You Are The Power is a membership-based nonprofit that is founded and run by Spike Cohen. They work with activists and organizations in all 50 states, using localized, single-issue activism to set communities free, restore individual rights, take the power away from government and put it back in the hands of the people.\nPress Freedoms # Committee to Protect Journalists - The Committee to Protect Journalists is an independent, nonprofit organization that promotes press freedom worldwide. They defend the right of journalists to report the news safely and without fear of reprisal.\nInternational Press Institute - Their mission is to defend media freedom and support independent journalism wherever they are threatened. Also tracks press freedoms in regards to Covid restrictions.\nReporters Without Borders - Reporters Without Borders tracks press freedoms across the world.\nPolice Reform and Monitoring # 8 Can\u0026rsquo;t Wait - 8 Cant Wait is a campaign to bring immediate change to police departments by encouraging the adoption of 8 specific policies.\nAdopt a Cop - Adopt A Cop BJJ is a nonprofit, donation based program and registered 501(c)3 that allows active duty patrolling police officers around the country to train at any Adopt A Cop BJJ affiliated academy and will pay 100% of the officer’s membership until they reach the rank of Blue belt. Blue belt is the second ranked belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and on average it takes around 12 to 18 months to obtain. Police officers are much less likely to both get injured and to injure suspects if they are trained in BJJ as evidenced by this Case Study.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nOpen-archive - App for saving and sharing files for whistleblowers and videos of police etc\nThick Red Line - A project of Art of Liberty, TRL is an effort to restore respect for law enforcement by abolishing victimless crime.\nWashingtonPost Police Shootings Database - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states\nThink Tanks # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAyn Rand Institute - ARI offers a variety of educational experiences to promote greater understanding of Ayn Rand’s philosophy and, through the writing and speaking of our experts, advocates her principles of reason, rational self-interest and laissez-faire capitalism. ARI also often takes a more Blue pilled perspective and does not generally follow Anarchist ideas, as it advocates for a one world government, based on the principles of logic and reason.\nArt of Liberty - A small think tank that exposes the Illegitimacy and Criminality of “Government” while Making the Voluntaryist Case for Free Markets, REAL Freedom and Peace.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow Institute works to promote the ideas of privacy in the world.\nThe Cato Institute - Founded in 1977 by Ed Crane, Murray Rothbard and Charles Koch. Cato is one of the oldest and largest libertarian think tanks in America. Cato has published great research and information since its inception. Cato has been criticized at times for often taking very pragmatic criticisms of the state and sometimes making the libertarian defense of state activities. Often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nThe Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) - FEE\u0026rsquo;s popular digital content and in-person programs turn complex ideas into practical tools for living your best life and making the world a better place. Fee covers a wide range of issues across the entire political spectrum, while always exposing government crimes and failures.\nThe Future of Freedom Foundation - The Future of Freedom Foundation is a tax-exempt, non-profit educational foundation whose mission is to present an uncompromising moral, philosophical, and economic case for the free society.\nThe Mises Institute - The premium think tank for all things liberty. Founded in 1982 by Anarcho-capitalism Lew Rockwell, largely to push the ideas of economist Murray Rothbard following his split with the Cato Institute. The Mises institute has been one of the biggest and most consistent voices for all things liberty including: Antiwar, Austrian economics, Sound Money, Police Reform, Secession, Book Publishing and so much more.\nThe Reason Foundation - Reason Foundation advances a free society by developing, applying, and promoting libertarian principles, including individual liberty, free markets, and the rule of law. We use journalism and public policy research to influence the frameworks and actions of policymakers, journalists, and opinion leaders. Reason also publishes Reason Magazine and hosts the SOHO Debate Forum. Much like Cato Reason often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nWhistle Blowing # Aim - Undercover citizen journalism, mostly focused on American schools.\nCryptome - One of the primary inspirations for Wikileaks, Cryptome has been offering a leaking platform to the world since 1996 and still runs today. Founded by John Young.\nEFF Surveillance Self-Defense - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\nGlobal Leaks - Whistleblowing Solutions Impresa Sociale S.r.l. (WBS) is an innovative social enterprise that carries out research and development to support whistleblowers and the fight against corruption. It was founded in 2016 to guarantee the economic sustainability of the GlobaLeaks project, through taking care of the growing number of requests for assistance, maintenance and custom deployment. WBS hosts the development activities and coordinates the community efforts. Global leaks provides its own open source tool for whistleblowers.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nO\u0026rsquo;keefe Media Group - Following the ousting of James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe from Project Veritas, O\u0026rsquo;Keefe Media group was founded to present another opportunity for whistle blowing and citizen journalism. OKM provides training and supplies for Citizen journalists.\nProject Veritas - Founded in 2010 by James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe, Project Veritas picked up much of the leaking slack following Wikileakss decrease in output. Often slandered as a far right group, Project Veritas has leaked many of the biggest stories since its inception. Project Veritas was and is largely known for using undercover cameras to expost stories.\nTruth in Media - Not a whistleblowing organization perse, however TIM is known for doing in depth inclusive stories reputably with strong reliable sources and without sensationalism. TIM focuses on stories that most media ignores. Founded by Journalist Ben Swann.\nWikiLeaks - Founded in 2006 by Julian Assange. Wikileaks was the the primary source for leaking of highly secret corporate and government data. Wikileaks worked to protect its leakers by employing the use of PGP and TOR. While largely inactive since the arrest of its founder Julian Assange in 2019, Wikileaks archives are still an important repository of leaked data.\nWizSafe Journalist Privacy Guide - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\n"},{"id":14,"href":"/osint/","title":"OSINT","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Nothing has such power to broaden the mind as the ability to investigate systematically and truly all that comes under thy observation in life.\u0026rdquo; - Marcus Aurelius\nOpen Source Intelligence tools can be used to find information of all types. This can be useful in furthering your understanding of both offensive and defensive practices by finding information for anything and everything. OSINT is the direct inverse of open source privacy tools. OSINT can be used for nefarious purposes in some cases, but OSINT itself does not directly include the concept of hacking. OSINT only aims to find legally available public information. OSINT has tremendous use in regards to education and finding information about corporations, politicians and good journalism. These tools can also be used to help you understand your own privacy exposure as well. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAI (Artificial Intelligence) Tools # Art Generators # Albus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAnimate Anyone - App that allows you to take a static image or photo and create videos of movement based on the people or characters in those photos.\nDall E - DALL·E 2 is an AI system that can create realistic images and art from a description in natural language. Made by Open Ai. Closed source.\nDreamstudio.ai - AI Art Generation.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGemini - Formerly known as Bard. Google\u0026rsquo;s AI alternative to Chat GPT. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias, including filtering your text prompts through a DEI and social justice lens.\nLumiere - A Space-Time Diffusion Model for Video Generation. Made by Google, closed source. Create video from word prompts or pictures. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias.\nMagic Animate - Magic Animate is an open source project that allows you to produces an animated video from a single image and a motion video.\nMid Journey - Mid Journey is an independent research lab exploring new mediums of thought and expanding the imaginative powers of the human species. Requires the unencrypted messaging app Discord for image generation.\nOpen AI Sora - Sora can generate videos up to a minute long while maintaining visual quality and adherence to the user’s prompt. Closed source.\nFreedom and Privacy AI Tools # AI Unchained - Podcast by freedom advocate and bitcoin educator Guy Swann. Follow the newest updates in the AI industry to become more sovereign and efficient by utilizing cutting edge tools.\nAlex AI - Energy and Climate Chatbot. Built by Alex Epstein, an advocate of Freedom and Fossil Fuels. Iphone Only.\nGab AI - Chat GPT alternative and image generator by conservative Social Media company GAB.\nGATgpt - A LLM model like Chat GPT but specifically for gun printing and all things gun related. Built by Cody Wilson.\nLibertAI - Decentralized privacy focused AI.\nUnleashed Chat - AI chatbot service designed with real privacy in mind. It stands out with its live Nostr data querying and advanced context embedding capabilities. It allows for Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network, for privacy and speed. The platform employs the latest Open Source models, prioritizing uncensored options.\nVenice - Venice is an open source alternative to Chat GPT. With built in features for code prompts and Stable Diffusion, Venice does not censor or spy on you. Launched by freedom advocate and crypto pioneer Erik Voorhees.\nGeneral AI Tools # AI or Not - Need to verify if images are AI generated? Here\u0026rsquo;s a project that can identify images from Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Dall-E, GAN and more.\nAIXploira - Access the largest list of top-quality AI tools available on the web.\nAlbus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAwesome GPT - List of dozens of GPT style LLMs.\nEsperanto.ai - Esperanto delivers high-performance, energy-efficient computing solutions that are the compelling choice for the most demanding AI and non-AI applications.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGPT4all - Self Hosted GPT Alternative.\nHuggingface.co - Open Source CHAT GPT Alternative.\nLM Studio - LM Studio lets you discover, download, and run local LLMs entirely offline.\nMaxAI.me - Chrome extension that lets you utilize AI on different sites.\nParse Prompt - Convert and summarize podcast episodes, audio clips, web-pages, and YouTube into AI-generated content.\nAttack Surface # BynaryEdge - We scan the web and gather data for you.\nCensys - Attack Surface Management Solutions.\nCriminalip.io - Cyber Threat Intelligence Search Engine and Attack Surface Management (ASM) platform.\nRedHunt Labs - Discover your Attack Surface, Continuously.\nSecurityTrails - The Total Internet Inventory.\nBug Hunting # Bug Bounty writeups - Detailed breakdowns of all sorts of different types of attacks.\nBughunter-handbook - A list of resources that will help bug bounty hunters with resources that are useful during their bug bounty journey.\nCertificates # CertSpotter - Monitors your domains for expiring, unauthorized, and invalid SSL certificates.\nCensys - Certificates - Certificates Search.\nCrt.sh - Certificate Search.\nCTSearch - Certificate Transparency Search Tool.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nTLS.BufferOver.run - Quickly find certificates in IPv4 space.\nCredentials # Check your email accounts to find associated accounts with breached companies.\nBreachdirectory.org - Check if your information was exposed in a data breach.\nCrackstation.net - Massive pre-computed lookup (Rainbow) tables to crack password hashes.\nDehashed - Free deep-web scans and protection against credential leaks, Takes Monero for Premium accounts.\nHackcheck - Hackcheck is a data breach search engine that makes checking the integrity of your data easy and flexible cheap! They currently offer several lightning fast queries to search through our billions of records with. The queries they offer are email, password, username, name, IP address, phone number, and domain name.\nHave I Been Pwned - Check if your email or phone is in a data breach.\nHaveibeensold.app - App that checks who is selling your data. Currently down.\nIntelx - Needs an account for most dumps, but shows accounts and password associated with on different sites.\nLeak-Lookup - Search across thousands of data breaches to find you compromised data - Requires an account for full results. Cheap prices and accepts Monero.\nLeakCheck.io - Make sure your credentials haven\u0026rsquo;t been compromised.\nLeakix - Identify public data leaks.\nMozilla Monitor - Stay safe with privacy tools from the makers of Firefox that protect you from hackers and companies that publish and sell your personal information. We’ll alert you of any known data breaches, find and remove your exposed info and continually watch for new exposures.\nSnusbase - Stay on top of the latest database breaches.\nSpycloud.com - More in Depth than haveIbeenpwned. Requires an account.\nCode Search Engines # GitHub Code Search - A search engine for searching projects on GitHub.\nGrep.app - Search across a half million git repos.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nNerdyData - Find companies based on their website\u0026rsquo;s tech stack or code.\nPublicwww.com - Source Code Search Engine. Find any alphanumeric snippet, signature or keyword in the web pages HTML, JS and CSS code.\nRepoSearch - Source code search engine that helps you find implementation details, example usages or just analyze code.\nSearchCode - Search 75 billion lines of code from 40 million projects.\nSourceGraph - Understand and search across your entire codebase.\nData Retention # Archive.org - The biggest site for internet website archives.\nDessant - A web extension for pulling data from archived sites.\nInteltechniques - A guide to manually remove your data from archive sites.\nMemento Time Travel - Memento TimeTravel is built using the archive.today API, and can thus be utilized as an upgraded internet archive product. It offers web users with an easy-to-use design.\nPagefreezer.com - PageFreezer is an alternative to the Wayback machine which utilizes Google-like crawling technology. The screenshots are taken using a fully automated operation.\nTubeRipper - An app that lets you rip or download videos from most platforms.\nWebcite - WebCite differs from the Wayback Machine by providing the sort of detailed snapshots of author-cited references requested by publishers, editors, and readers.\nDevice Information # Macaddress.io - MAC address vendor lookup.\nMaclookup.app - Find the vendor name of a device by entering an OUI or a MAC address.\nMacvendors.com - Find MAC Address Vendors. Now.\nMAC Vendor Lookup - Look up the vendor for a specific MAC Address.\nDNS # Chaos - Enhance research and analyse changes around DNS for better insights.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing.\nDNSDumpster - DNS recon \u0026amp; research, find \u0026amp; lookup DNS records.\nDNShistory.org - Domain Name System Historical Record Archive.\nDNSdb - Passive DNS historical database.\nDNSviz - Tool for visualizing the status of a DNS zone.\nDNSTwister - The anti-phishing domain name search engine and DNS monitoring service.\nDnslytics - The ultimate online investigation tool for DNS and other internet data.\nHackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nPassivedns.mnemonic.no - Web interface for querying passive DNS data collected in our malware lab.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nRapidDNS - DNS query tool which make querying - subdomains or sites of a same IP easy.\nDomains # Buckets.grayhatwarfare.com - Public buckets.\nBuiltWith - Find out what websites are Built With.\nCentralOps - DomainDossier - Investigate domains and IP addresses.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing!\nDomainIQ - Comprehensive Domain Intelligence.\nGrayhatwarfare.com - domains - How to search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nIPInfo - Provides your WAN or Public IP address.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nPentest-tools.com - Discover subdomains and determine the attack surface of an organization.\nRiddler - Allows you to search in a high quality dataset.\nRobTex - Various kinds of research of IP numbers, Domain names, etc.\nSecurityheaders.com - Scan your site now.\nSimilarweb.com - The easiest and fastest tool to find out what\u0026rsquo;s really going on online.\nSitereport.netcraft.com - Find out the infrastructure and technologies used by any site.\nSpyonweb.com - Find out related websites.\nStatscrop.com - Millions of amazing websites across the web are being analyzed with StatsCrop.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVisualsitemapper.com - Create a visual map of your site.\nWho.is - WHOIS Search, Domain Name, Website, and IP Tools.\nWhois.domaintools.com - Industry’s fastest domain discovery engine and broadest, most accurate data.\nWhoisology.com - Deep Connections Between Domain Names \u0026amp; Their Owners.\nExploits # 0day.today - The ultimate database of exploits and vulnerabilities.\nExploit-DB - An Exploit Database.\npacketstormsecurity.com - Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers.\nRapid7 - DB - A vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSploitus - A convenient central place for identifying the newest exploits.\nVulmon - A vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nFacial Recognition # Pimeyes - The gold Standard in facial recognition search, while prioritizing privacy. Focused Search Engines # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Correlate – Google Trends Correlate can help you identify search patterns that correlate with real-world trends. It can be used to identify search patterns that are similar to one another. For example, you could use the tool to find out if there is a link between new legislation and gun sales (at least in terms of the search volume related to the two topics).\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nGrabify - Grabify is a free web-based IP grabbing/URL shortening tool. (IP grabbing just as it implies simply means getting/grabbing peoples IP addresses.) This can be used to get location/IP data from potential attackers.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nIPGeo - IpGeo is a python tool to extract IP addresses from captured network traffic file (pcap/pcapng) and generate csv report containing details about the geolocation of each ip in the packets.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMillion Short – Million Short has an interesting approach to searching for information online. The interface is generally similar to a typical search engine. However, you can sort and filter the results in a number of ways. Examples include popularity, eCommerce, live chat, date, location, and others. Also, it automatically pulls out the top sites that usually occupy the top spots in any search result (e.g. Amazon.com, eBay, YouTube, etc.)\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nMention - A service that lets you track any code words across social media platforms. Paid service.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOSSDatabase - OSS DATABASE is a crowdsourced database of Open Source software. Their goal is to make it easy to look for open source alternatives and compare them with their proprietary peers.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPulsedive - A search engine for devices connected to the internet.\nPublic API\u0026rsquo;s - A list of several different API\u0026rsquo;s that are free to use for data pulling.\nPublicData.com - PublicData.com is the number one resource for public records from local, state, and federal agencies.\nProwl - A free IP search \u0026amp; identifications of IoC and IoA.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nSearch by Image - Tool to reverse image search docs, only works in Chromium based browsers.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nShodan – A search engine and network security tool for the internet of things. It finds devices on the internet like web servers, webcams, appliances, traffic lights, and even power plants.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTalkWalkerAlerts – TalkWalkerAlerts is a great alternative to Google Alerts because, in addition to monitoring the web for certain keywords, it monitors social media, blogs, and forums as well. This can be helpful if you need to find mentions of someone’s name or business across the web. Free and paid options.\nTorSearch - A TOR search engine for websites hosted on TOR (The Darknet).\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nTinyEye - A reverse image search.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nGeolocation # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nMail Addresses # Centralops - Email, Whois, DNS search info.\nEmailHippo - Email address verification technology.\nEmail-format.com - Find the email address formats in use at thousands of companies.\nHunter.io - Find professional email addresses in seconds.\nIntelligenceX - Search engine and data archive. Finds public personal information from data brokers.\nMelissa - Emailcheck - Check email addresses and verify they are live.\nMXToolbox - Check your email headers.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nReacher.email - Open-Source Email Verification.\nRocketReach - Your first-degree connection to any professional.\nskymem.info - Find email addresses of companies and people.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nThatsThem - Reverse email lookup.\nverify-email.org - Checks whether the mailbox exists or not.\nVoilaNorbert - I can find anyone\u0026rsquo;s email address.\nOSINT Lists # About.start.me - OSINT Dashboard to combine different OSINT tools.\nAwesome-Osint - A curated list of amazingly awesome open source intelligence tools and resources.\nFacebook Email Search - A simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFreedomlab.io - FreedomLab is a virtual gathering place for human rights defenders. Here you will find a repository of training materials, tutorials, and digital tools, all tailored to your needs and requirements. We hope you will learn about tools, experiences, advocacy and fundraising strategies, as well as knowledge and skills related to security. Through support and collaboration, human rights defenders increase their capacity to monitor and report, seek redress, and advocate for the promotion of human rights.\nFull OSINT - Full OSINT focused on the most popular web-based Open Source Intelligence and Cybersecurity Tools.\nHacker Search Engines - Long list of OSINT Tools.\nInteltechniques Tools - Dozens of tools available from Michael Bazzels website.\nOstintFramework - Terrific list. Layout is a bit strange can be annoying to navigate.\nOsint-jobs.com - Job board and education research.\nOsintcurio.us - The OSINT Curious Project was a source of quality, actionable, Open Source Intelligence news, original blogs, instructional videos, and live streams. We tried to keep people curious about exploring web applications for bits of information or trying out new techniques to access important OSINT data.\nOsintool.com - List of multiple tools with install instructions.\nOsintdojo.com - A giant list of OSINT resources.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nSociallinks.io - Everything you need to navigate the OSINT world, gain deeper insights, and enhance investigations.\nSocial-Analyzer - API, CLI \u0026amp; Web App for analyzing \u0026amp; finding a person’s profile across social media websites. It includes different string analysis and detection modules, you can choose which combination of modules to use during the investigation process.\nSpiderFoot - SpiderFoot is an open-source OSINT tool with 200+ modules for gathering information on target organizations, domains and IP addresses, networks, emails, and usernames. It offers automation capabilities for routine OSINT tasks like DNS queries, threat intelligence checks, breach detection, WHOIS lookups, and more.\nstart.me - Another Giant list of all sorts of tools.\nTCM-Open-Source-Intellingence-Resources - Compilation of Resources from TCM\u0026rsquo;s OSINT Course.\nX-osint - An Open source intelligent framework ie an osint tool which gathers valid information about a phone number, user’s email address, perform VIN Osint, and reverse, perform subdomain enumeration, able to find email from a name, and so much more.\nSecurity Focused Tools # 2fA.Directory - List of companies that use 2FA in America. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\n2fA.Directory.International - List of companies that use 2FA Internationally. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nBest Randoms - Random information generator for huge amount of categories.\nDmarc and SPF Checkers - A site Dmarc, SPF and DKIM are Email security settings that protect your email account from being spoofed or faked. This tool scores your domain to see how difficult it would be to spoof. ^1^\nDNS checker and port scanner - A site to check open ports, DNS SPF records and much more on your own internal server.\nEfani - Test your Phone number public connections to see your total phone exposure.\nEmail Rep - App that lets you check the known reputability of any email address and domain.\nEnd Of Life - Tracks closely software updates, and EOL status for a massive list of software. Need to figure out how long your new phone will be supported? They have you covered.\nExiftool - A tool let’s you pull metadata info from a wide range of file types.\nHudson Rock - Free tools to check for compromised corporate accounts.\nHowsecureismypassword - A site to test the security and the Bruce Force difficulty of your password.\nImmuniweb - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server or servers. Checks SSL status of multiple different types of applications. Also checks compliance with frameworks such as PCI, HIPAA and NIST.\nIp Quality Score - An app to check your IP, Email and Fraud prevention. Also allows for verifying Tor and VPN connectivity and much more.\nPolisis - Polisis gives you a glimpse of what websites actually say in their privacy policies.\nPrivacy Parrot - A search engine that helps determine if a website can sell your personal information.\nScamDoctor - Project that tracks known scam websites and use an algorithm to determine likelihood of other scams.\nSecurity Headers - A site to check the security headers of your own self-hosted server to check your exposure to attacks like XSS, Clickjacking and more.\nShieldsup - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Run by Steve Gibson of the SecurityNow Podcast and Spinrite data recovery application.\nSSL LABS - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Specifically looks at TLS config and hash algorithm of your website.\nTiny-check - A piece of software that scans your phone to check for unauthorized monitoring apps unknowingly installed.\nTOSBack (Terms of Service) - A website that reads back other website terms of service and puts it into a simple and easy to read summary.\nTraceLabs - An OSINT service that helps find missing people.\nVirus Total - Scan files, hashes and URLs to run them against a database of known compromised software. Extremely useful when evaluating new suspicious files or programs.\nW3Techs - Large list that tracks software utilization across industries. Find metrics based around software markets share.\nServers # FOFA - Cyberspace mapping.\nGreyNoise - The source for understanding internet noise.\nNatlas - Scaling Network Scanning.\nNetlas.io - Discover, Research and Monitor any Assets Available Online.\nOnyphe.io - Cyber Defense Search Engine for open-source and cyber threat intelligence data.\nZoomEye - Global cyberspace mapping.\nSocial Media Tools # Discord # Discord OSINT Attack Surface - Description of Discord\u0026rsquo;s attack surface.\nDiscord Snowflake to Timestamp Converter - Pulls Discord message timestamps.\nDiscordBee - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDiscordServers Search - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDutch OSINT Guy Discord Resources - OSINT Discord resources that may be useful for searching or pivoting on Discord.\nFacebook # Einvestigator.com - Facebook Search Tools and Resources.\nFacebook Email Search - Is a simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFB People Directory - Is a native tool built by Facebook so you can, as its name suggests, search their people directory. It’s super useful and one of the easiest tools to use when you’re looking for someone.\nPassive DNS - Technology allows you to investigate everything you can imagine about any organization or company in the world, way beyond a simple citizen profile. Let’s see it in action for facebook.com.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nToolzu.com - A platform for Facebook video downloading.\nGab # Gab OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGab OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tool for creating Bookmarklet.\nGab OSINT Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB ^1^\nGeneral Social Media Tools # Sherlock - Finds all usernames across 300 different social media platforms.\nSocialBlade - Real Time follower/subscriber counter for Youtube, Twitch, Instagram and Twitter.\nStories Down - Guide for several different platforms.\nGettr # Gettr OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGettr OSINT Investigations Tips \u0026amp; Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB.\nInstagram # Gramho - Identifying Followers of a Private Instagram Profile.\nInstahunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Instagram posts.\nInstagram OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Instagram.\nPicuki - View, edit and share your publicly available Instagram content.\nLinkedIn # Epieos LinkedIn Tool - Retrieve information linked to an email address.\nHow to conduct OSINT on Linkedin - List of tactics and strategies.\nLinkedIn OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the LinkedIn attack surface.\nLinkedIn OSINT Bookmarket Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part I - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part II - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nNew LinkedIn Search Features - Guide on search functions in LinkedIn.\nPinterest # Aware Online - List of tactics and strategies.\nPinterest OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Pinterest attack surface.\nReddit # Rdddeck - Creates Reddit decks.\nReddit OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Reddit attack surface.\nReddit OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nReddit OSINT Techniques - List of Osint tools and tactics for Reddit.\nUnddit - App that lets you display removed (by mods) and deleted (by users) comments/posts for Reddit.\nSkype # Skype OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Skype attack surface.\nSkypli - Skype search engine.\nSnapchat # Snapchat OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Snapchat attack surface.\nSnap Map - Watch Snaps submitted by Snapchatters around the world.\nTelegram # Awesome Telegram OSINT - Massive list of Telegram Tools.\nTelegram Analytics - Telegram channels and groups catalog in addition chat monitoring.\nTelegram Database - Telegram Search Engine.\nTikTok # TikTok OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the TikTok attack surface.\nTikTok OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate TikTok investigations.\nVidnice - TikTok search engine.\nTumblr # Tumblr OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Tumbler attack surface.\nTumblr OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate Tumblr investigations.\nTumblr OSINT Techniques - Breakdown of many tactics and techniques for OSINT on Tumblr.\nTwitter/X.com # Birdhunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Twitter posts.\nBot Sentinel - Helps you find and block trolls and fake Twitter accounts.\nFoller.me - Free people search engine finds social media profiles, public records, and more!\nNitter - Access Twitter through a privacy front end without an account.\nTinfoleak - Search for Twitter users leaks.\nTweet Beaver - If you’re doing research that involves a Twitter user, TweetBeaver is a great resource. Use it for things like downloading a user’s friends list, downloading a user’s followers list, checking to see if two accounts follow one another, and much more.\nTweetdeck - TweetDeck offers a more convenient Twitter experience by letting you view multiple timelines in one easy interface. It includes a host of advanced features to help get the most of Twitter: Manage multiple Twitter accounts, schedule Tweets for posting in the future, build Tweet collections, and more.\nTwitter OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Twitter attack surface.\nSpoonbill - Spoonbill lets you see profile changes from the people you follow on Twitter or other social networks.\nTrendsmap - Tracks hashtag trends by location.\nTweeterID - Pull your Twitter user ID.\nGetvidfy.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nSavetweetvid.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nURLs # HackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nMOZ Link Explorer - The world\u0026rsquo;s best backlink checker with over 40 trillion links.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nShorteners.grayhatwarfare.com - Search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nURLScan - A sandbox for the web.\nVehicles # Autocheck - Search by Vin or License Plate. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nFaxvin - Search by Vin. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nLicensesearch.org - Can be used to search License plates and Drivers licenses for a fee.\nSkipTracer - Python-based search engine program, that searches lots of different categories, Name, email, phone etc. In particular you can search License Plate info which is the most unique feature of this app.\nVehicle-OSINT-Collection - A comprehensive list of websites, add-ons, repositories, and other tools useful for finding information on a target vehicle ^2^\nVulnerabilities # Aqua Vulnerability Database - Vulnerabilities and weaknesses in open source applications and cloud native infrastructure.\nCapec.Mitre.org - A site that tracks common attack patterns.\nCloudvulndb.org - The Open Cloud Vulnerability \u0026amp; Security Issue Database.\nCVEDetails - The ultimate security vulnerability datasource.\nCVE.org - Another site that tracks identifies defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nGitHub Advisory Database - Security vulnerability database inclusive of CVEs and GitHub originated security advisories.\nLibraries.io - Open source package tracker.\nMITRE CVE - Another site that identifies, defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nMitre.org - A site that tracks common weaknesses across all software.\nNIST NVD - The National Vulnerability Database, that lists known threats and vulnerabilities.\nOssindex.sonatype.org - A free catalogue of open source components and scanning tools to help developers identify vulnerabilities, understand risk, and keep their software safe.\nOpencve.io - Easiest way to track CVE updates and be alerted about new vulnerabilities.\nOsv.dev - Open Source Vulnerability tracker.\nRapid7 - DB - Vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSecurity.snyk.io - Open Source Vulnerability Database.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVulDB - Number one vulnerability database.\nVulmon - Vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nVulners.com - Your Search Engine for Security Intelligence.\nVulnIQ - Vulnerability intelligence and management solution.\nWifi Discovery and Scanning # Acrylic WiFi - WiFi analysis, site survey \u0026amp; troubleshooting.\nAvast Wi-Fi Finder - Avast Wi-Fi Finder is an app to help you find free WiFi networks around you. Just check the map and take a look at the different points that show up. Tapping one of them gives you more information: the name of the network, whether it requires a password, etc.\nFree WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nNetwork Tools - Phone App for tracking all sorts of network metrics.\nOpen WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nWiFinder -\n"},{"id":15,"href":"/political-tools/","title":"Political","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;He knows nothing and thinks he knows everything. That points clearly to a political career.\u0026rdquo; -George Bernard Shaw\nHere at Liberty Tools we believe in looking at alternatives to electoral politics. We believe that in terms of advancing freedom electoral politics has mostly been a lost battle, or very often is actually counter productive. However we do have great respect for anyone who is trying to advance freedom as part of the political process, and continuing in the footsteps of the great politicians such as Ron Paul.\n🏛️ Find Representatives \u0026amp; Voting Info # Govtrack – Look up your Congressional representatives and their voting records. Vote.org – Polling Place Locator – Find out where to vote. Ballotpedia – Discover open races, ballot measures, candidate info, and more. IV3 – Verify your voter roll info, report inaccuracies, and track updates. 💵 Money in Politics # Opensecrets – Follow campaign finance and lobbying data. ALLRegreen – Track campaign contributions by industry and individual donors. Follow The Crypto – See cryptocurrency donations to politicians. Check My Donation – Check if your name has been used fraudulently in political donations. 📊 Government Transparency \u0026amp; Spending # Open the Books – Audit government spending at federal, state, and local levels. Data Republican – Explore federal grant allocations, charity, and NGO funding. DogeAI - A new AI project trying to expose political corruption. 🏢 Political Appointees \u0026amp; Local Involvement # OurPublicService.org – Appointee Tracker – Track political appointees in federal positions. Run Locally – Libertarian Party initiative to support local candidates. "},{"id":16,"href":"/privacy/","title":"Privacy","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The Cypherpunks are actively engaged in making the networks safer for privacy. Let us proceed together apace. Onward\u0026rdquo; - Eric Hughes\nPrivacy is a fundamental tenet of a free society. Corporations and governments are gathering data at record rates and will happily sell it to the highest bidder. In the era of social media, doxxing, twitter mobs and rising crime, take back your privacy to protect yourself and your family.\nAll in one Privacy Solutions # Cloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Cloaked is not Open Source. Though they do plan to open source their project in the future. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nMySudo - All in one privacy solution. MySudo offers services for phones, profiles, emails, virtual credit cards and more. MySudo doesnt always work well on non Android OSes like Calyx and you often need a google supported phone for activation, but once you activate it, it should work fine on Graphene.\nBrowsers # Brave - From the original creators of Firefox, Brave aims to use maximum privacy as a default. With ad blocking, phishing blocking, fingerprint and cookie blocking all enabled by default. Brave does offer ad payments in its own crypto token BAT, which has drawn some criticism from privacy advocates - In Depth Review\nDecentr - Brand new blockchain-based browser. Pays out in their own token for browsing search, much like Brave.\nFirefox - Firefox has a long-established history of competing with the most well-known browsers as the longest-serving open-source alternative. However, due to recent changes by Firefox in order to gain more revenue, we NO longer recommend them. Check out more here.\nLibreWolf - LibreWolf is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks.\nMullvad Browser - The Mullvad Browser is a privacy-focused web browser developed in a collaboration between Mullvad VPN and the Tor Project. It’s designed to minimize tracking and fingerprinting. You could say it’s a Tor Browser to use without the Tor Network. Instead, you can use it with a trustworthy VPN. The idea is to provide one more alternative – beside the Tor Network – to browse the internet with more privacy. To get as many people as possible to fight the big data gathering of today. To free the internet from mass surveillance.\nPrivacy Tests - In-depth comparison of browser privacy.\nTor Browser - Tor Browser is your choice if you need an extra layer of anonymity. It\u0026rsquo;s a modified version of Firefox, which comes with pre-installed privacy add-ons, encryption, and an advanced proxy. It\u0026rsquo;s not recommended to install additional browser addons. Plugins or addons may bypass Tor or compromise your privacy. While TOR is the best in privacy, it is also notoriously slow.\nWaterfox - Waterfox is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks. Not quite as private as something like LibreWolf, but makes up for it in speed and functionality.\nBrowser Exposure Checks # Cover Your Tracks and EFF Tool - A project from the EFF. Cover Your Tracks is two things: a tool for users to understand how unique and identifiable their browser makes them online, and a research project to uncover the tools and techniques of online trackers and test the efficacy of privacy add-ons. In Depth Breakdown and Review\nIpleak - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDNSLeaktest - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDeviceInfo - Checks computer hardware and software specs\nAm I Unique -Checks your IP and browser public info.\nBlacklight- Check third party trackers\nBrowserspy - When you surf around the internet your browser leaves behind a trail of digital footprints. Websites can use these footprints to check your system. BrowserSpy.dk is a service where you can check just what information it\u0026rsquo;s possible to gather from your system, just by visiting a website.\nPrivacy.net - What information can a website find out about you when you visit it? A lot more than you probably realize. This tool lists information that any website, advertisement, and widget can collect from your web browser. Such information could be used to identify you and/or track your behavior using tactics like IP lookups and browser fingerprinting. While none of this may be considered personally identifiable information (PII), the profile drawn from all these pieces of information can be so distinct that it can only plausibly match a single person.\nPersonaldata.info - Check what data your browser is leaking, and other tools.\nBrowser Extensions # AdNauseam - Extension that randomly opens ads to obfuscate tracking.\nBypass Paywalls - App that lets you get past paywalls to view otherwise paid content.\nCanvas Fingerprint Defender - Creates fake Canvas IDs to prevent fingerprinting.\nClear Browsing Data - Clear browsing data like cookies, history, and cache directly from the browser toolbar.\nDissenter - Browser extension that allows you to comment on any web page free of censorship.\nGoogle Teller - App that beeps every time a connection with Google is made.\nHTTPS Everywhere - Encrypts your communications with many major websites, making your browsing more secure.\nLibRedirect - Redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends like Newpipe, Nitter, Wikiless, etc.\nLocalCDN - Emulates Content Delivery Networks to improve your online privacy by intercepting traffic and injecting supported resources locally.\nMailvelope - Privacy-focused email web extension to securely encrypt your emails with PGP using webmail providers.\nMozilla Containers - Allows you to separate your browsing experience into different color-coded tabs to help protect your privacy.\nNoScript - Allows JavaScript and other potentially harmful content to be executed only by trusted websites of your choice.\nPrivacy Badger - Stops advertisers and trackers from secretly tracking where you go and what pages you look at on the web.\nPrivacy Possum - Monkey wrenches common commercial tracking methods by reducing and falsifying the data gathered by tracking companies.\nSnowFlake - Helps people in censored countries access the Internet without restrictions by acting as a proxy.\nTerms of Service; Didn\u0026rsquo;t Read - Provides short and quick summaries about the terms and privacy policies of websites you browse.\nTrackMeNot - Protects privacy in web-search by issuing randomized queries to common search engines.\nuBlock Origin - Free, open-source ad content blocker that increases security and privacy in your browser.\nWatch on Odysee - Redirects you from YouTube to Odysee, a decentralized YouTube alternative.\nComputers # Computer Manufacturers # Purism - Open Source company. Makes Open Source Laptops, Phones and Servers. Partners with other liberty focused companies like Start 9. Accepts Bitcoin as a method of payment. Also offers a private phone data plan. Shipping is known to be very slow in some cases. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nStarLabs - A computer company that sells a wide range of linux computers that come preconfigured with multiple different distros. Also includes a linux based tablet. Accepts Bitcoin\nSystem76 - Well known American Linux Company. Developed and pioneered Pop-OS operating system, A user friendly Ubuntu/Debian Fork.\nTuxedoComputers - High quality Linux focused computers. German company, only communicates in German.\nComputer Operating Systems # CNIX - A simple Linux distro that puts privacy first, but it\u0026rsquo;s much less intense than TAILS or QUBES.\nDistro Watch - Distro Watch tracks and rates all Linux Operating systems.\nLinuxMint - Linux distro for beginners.\nPop!_OS - Ubuntu Fork built by a dedicated Linux Hardware Company System76. Pop!_OS is one of the easiest and cleanest Linux distros around.\nQubesOS - a privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. Qubes requires a bit more hardware as it runs several virtual machines to segregate your applications to better ensure your privacy.\nReactOS - An Open Source OS designed to mimic the Windows file system.\nTAILS - A privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. With TAILS all traffic is routed through TOR and all of your data is deleted as soon as the computer is turned off.\nUbuntu - The long term gold standard for beginner Linux users.\nData Removal # AccountKiller- Website that helps you find and delete a wide range of old accounts across multiple platforms through specific account/platform targeting.\nCreditFreeze- Freeze your Credit in the event of a data breach\nCyberOneIntel - CyberOneIIntel claims to find what other services can\u0026rsquo;t - including social media accounts, employment history, dating profiles, gaming profiles, dark web credential breaches, indexed search engine occurrences, and much more.\nData Broker Opt Out List - massive list of data sites to opt out of manually.\nData Brokers List - Links to purge your data manually from data brokers\nData Opt Out - Links to requests to manually delete data from multiple websites and platforms.\nDeleteMe - Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. In Depth Discussion\nEasyOptOuts - Cheap service to remove your accounts from Data Brokers\nHacked - Paid service that helps you recover from hacks and exposed personal data. Service can help with deleting videos or images from website or social media platforms. Service can also help you recover hacked accounts if you have lost access.\nJustDeleteMe - A directory of direct links to delete your account from web services. If you would like to delete a wide range of your accounts manually, JustDeleteMe can link you directly to the section of page where you can easily delete your account.\nMyDataRemoval - Another competitor for purging personal information, Name, Home address etc. Review\nOneRep - Alternative to DeleteMe. Offers a free trial and more deletion services but does have some negative reviews. One Rep is known for automating this process and not using employee manual checks. In Depth Review\nOptery - Removes Your Home Address, Phone and Other Private Info from Google, and 220+ Sites Review\nRedact - App that will delete your social media presence including specific comments and posts on multiple platforms. Includes FB, Reddit, Discord, Twitter etc…\nRemove Data from web Archive - Guide to remove your data from archive sites\nSayMine- Automated service that pulls your emails to find accounts created and sends them emails for data removal request. Be careful though, as this can sometimes cause you to send information to companies that you may have received emails from, but do not actually have an account with and thus actually giving them more information than they had in the first place. Saymine also offers corporate privacy services.\nDead Mans Switch # BqETH - BeQth is a trustless dead mans switch based on the Polygon network, an Ethereum Layer 2. BeQth lets you create a smart contract on the polygon blockchain that will send out our secret data via email to whoever you wish after an allotted amount of time. Transactions are all encrypted and totally on chain. Users can essentially mine the algorithm to unlock secret keys by the allotted time, essentially allowing for users to mine secrets. Does not require KYC. CipherWill - A non crypto based E2E dead mans switch service. Your secrets are encrypted with 256 AES encryption and zero knowledge proofs for the best possible security. Requires basic KYC. Gone Mans Switch - Gone Man\u0026rsquo;s Switch is a simple web application that allows you to create messages that will be delivered when you are absent (gone) for a certain period. Fully Self-hosted and open source. You can schedule long term messages to yourself via Telegram, Email or SMS. Sarcophagus - Similar to BeQTH Sarcophagus is also built on the polygon blockchain. Sarcophagus is decentralized, open-source and DAO owned + operated. They believe bringing dead man\u0026rsquo;s switch functionality to the web3 ecosystem can empower and provide security infrastructure for an entire generation of applications, regardless of their size Email # Email Providers # Email cannot offer the same fundamental privacy of other communication protocols. Use better tools when it matters. Nevertheless, it remains an essential tool in every day life, and the following providers offer excellent privacy.\n10 Minute Mail - Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.- Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.\n33Mail - Unlimited private email aliases.\nBeeble - Encrypted email and data storage. Uses hybrid AED and PGP encryption methods. Uses decentralized server infrastructure.\nFastMail - No free version. In Depth Review.\nLavabit - The company responsible for setting the Seppuku Pledge precedent. Originally used by Edward Snowden, Lavabit refused to give up information on him to the US Government. Lavabit shut down before handing over information and re-opened years later.\nMailbox - Private email with cloud services. In Depth Review.\nMailcow - Self-hosting email isn\u0026rsquo;t recommended, but Mailcow is an application that can help simplify the process. Article on the difficulties with Email.\nMailfence - Encrypted email service based in Belgium.\nMigadu - Email hosting service that doesn\u0026rsquo;t track and lets you add in unlimited domains and accounts for cheap.\nPax Mail - A lesser-known privacy-focused email provider, Pax offers paid-only accounts to provide full email services that do not compromise their values. Specifically created for Freedom lovers. Their values are listed clearly here.\nProtonMail - All data is stored in an encrypted state, and decrypted by the client. Emails between Proton users are end-to-end encrypted. The client-side code is open source. Proton servers are located in Switzerland. Basic accounts are free. Additional storage and features are available through paid plans, which can be paid for in Bitcoin. In-depth review from Restore Privacy.\nTutanota - Similar to Proton, all data is stored in an encrypted state, and emails between users are end-to-end encrypted. Tutanota servers are located in Germany, which is part of the 14 Eyes. Free and paid options available.\nEmail Clients # FairEmail - Fully featured, open source, privacy friendly email app for Android. Uses OpenKeychain to decrypt messages and optionally encrypt messages. Review\nK-9 - Mobile open source email client. Review\nMailSpring - Opensource. Great free email client, works with a variety of email providers. Does not work with Protonmail.\nThunderbird - Thunderbird is a free and open-source cross-platform email client developed by the Mozilla Foundation, the people who are behind the Firefox web browser. Been around for awhile, can be a bit buggy at times.\nEmail Aliases # Abine/Blur - Provides email and Debit card aliases. Albine provides several other options as well. Paid Service offered along with other services. Review\nAnonAddy - Very Similar product to Simple Login. In Depth Review Comparison Review of SL and AA\nFirefox Relay - Free email alias service. Also offers paid phone relay service. Review\nSimple Login - Free cloud services, cheap premium accounts anonymously with Monero. Also offers Self Hosting options.\nFile Encryption # Cryptomator - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nCoze - Coze is an open source cryptographic JSON messaging specification which uses digital signatures to prove identity and ownership over digital files and messages.\nOpenPGP - Lists of several differnt applications that all use the OpenPGP standard.\nPGPTool - Based off the original PGP Alogrithim, PGP tool is a A simple and secure online client-side PGP Key Generator, Encryption and Decryption tool. Generate your PGP Key pairs, encrypt or decrypt messages easily with a few clicks.\nPicoCrypt - Lightweight open source encryption client that’s easy to use, completely free and focuses on only encrypting files and nothing else. Most Encryption apps tend to use AES-256 while Pico uses the new and improved XChaCha20 for encryption. It also uses Argon 2 for key derivation as opposed to SHA for further protection\nVeracrypt - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nFirewalls # Little Snitch - Inbound and Outbound firewall blocking for desktop. MAC OS only.\nOPNsense is a free and open source network FreeBSD-based firewall\nPFSense - Well supported free Open Source network Firewall Software\nPihole - Network wide Ad-Blocker and DNS sinkhole. Can also be used as a DHCP server\nPort Master - Application Firewalls. This program works as a VPN replacement. May break your VPN connection while installed. Works in Linux and Windows.\nSimplewall - Simple Open Source Windows only Firewall\nSnort - Open Source Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)\nInternet Service Providers # FemtoStar - Open Source Satellite internet.\nNomadinternet - Internet for off grid living.\nUkama - A project empowering everyone to build a decentralized cell phone network powered by you to connect the world.\nKillswitches # Buskill - USB ‘dead man’s switch’ locks down (or kills) snatched laptops\nUSBGuard - The USBGuard software framework helps to protect your computer against rogue USB devices (a.k.a. BadUSB) by implementing basic whitelisting and blacklisting capabilities based on device attributes.\nUSBKill - USBKill Python Script allows your computer to lock out if any unapproved USB devices are inserted into your computer. Directly inspired by the arrest of Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht\nMessengers # Bitchat- Launched by Jack Dorsey in 2025, like Briar it uses bluetooth. Other features include: Works Offline on local Bluetooth LE mesh networks, with automatic peer discovery and multi-hop relaying Provides end to end encryption via X25519 key exchange and AES-256-GCM for both private and channel messages. Supports store \u0026amp; forward, caching messages for offline peers until they reconnect Requires no accounts, email addresses, or phone numbers messages live only on users’ devices.\nBriar - Briar doesn’t rely on a central server - messages are synchronized directly between the users’ devices. If the internet’s down, Briar can sync via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, keeping the information flowing in a crisis. If the internet’s up, Briar can sync via the Tor network for additional privacy.\nComparison and Ranks - Detailed comparison of all major messaging apps features and privacy.\nKeet - Peer-to-Peer Chat with high quality Video \u0026amp; Text. Private \u0026amp; Encrypted. Has BTC payment methods built in.\nMatrix - Also commonly known as Element for the most popular Matrix front end. Matrix is a chat Protocol with several different applications that cab be used to participate in the network. Element has full End-to-End encryption, completely open source, fully self hostable and comes with most of the same functionality of Discord or Slack. Also has the ability to Bridge with other chat apps, meaning you can connect Matrix directly to Telegram, or Slack or most other chat apps and mangage those communications via whichever matrix client you choose. Probably the best option for self hosting small companies. Matrix Instance Testing\nMolly- Hardened Signal Fork that is fully open source.\nSignal - An easy-to-use end-to-end encrypted messenger. Long considered the gold standard. Built in auto-delete of messages. standard of chat privacy. Not fully open source. Signal used to require a phone number, but you can now use a username if you prefer. One of the easiest apps to convert normies.\nSilence - A signal fork that picked up SMS direct encryption after Signal decided to no longer pursue it. While you should stay away from SMS whenever possible, it is sometimes still necessary to communicate with certain people this way. And with Silence you can protect yourself. Signal on SMS\nSimpleX - The first messenger without user IDs. SimpleX uses the smart client dumb server model. Meaning you can setup a simple relay to forward your fully encrypted messages to recievers. SimpleX is still early. It has a simple desktop but this isnt fully features currently. In Depth Podcast with the creator.\nSession - Session is an end-to-end encrypted messenger that minimises sensitive metadata, designed and built for people who want absolute privacy and freedom from any form of surveillance. No phone numbers and completely open source.\nTelegram - Easy to use encrypted messaging app. Telegram is NOT End-to-End encrypted by default but does have the option to create E2E secret chats. While its not E2E encrypted it does still encrypt your traffic to the Telegram Servers which is an improvement over SMS. Telegram is simple and is heavily used all across the world, and is a good introduction to a more privacy preserving chat app. However Telegram does have access to user data in its internal servers and has been known to hand that information over at times. Telegram is one of the most used encrypted apps around and as a result can be a haven for scammers.\nThreema - an end-to-end encrypted messenger, similar to Signal. Not a free app. Good overall app, but relatively low userbase due to the non free nature of it.\nWhitenoise - An encrypted messaging app that uses the NOSTR Protocol for private and public key pairs.\nWire - E2E by default. Lots of functionality. Fully open source. Self hosting options available. Built in auto-delete of messages. Can be a bit buggy at times, smaller userbase.\nMetadata Removal # Desktop Metadata removal - Windows and Mac can remove this natively. Linux needs a few steps.\nImagepipe - Android only metadata remover\nMesh Networks # PKT.Cash - PKT uses PacketCrypt, the world’s first bandwidth-hard proof of work. When you connect your home or office internet to the PKT Network, you earn PKT Cash (PKT).PKT mining does not require permission from a centralized company. Miners power the network in a decentralized way, which scales to provide low cost, high speed internet access worldwide.\nOpenmesh - Your Gateway to Building Personalized Data Ecosystems in minutes, instead of weeks. A decentralized node operator that allows for running of various services.\nThreefold - To build an open-source peer-to-peer Internet infrastructure that removes all forms of centralization from the global IT systems. Anything we do needs to improve the planet’s situation and benefit the people around us. Internet access is a human right and it can change everything for the lives of people as an infinite source of tools and information. Our technology was designed to scale ThreeFold anywhere electricity and bandwidth are present.\nMobile # Aliasing # Abine - Offers Phone masking/aliasing for a fee.\nFireFox Relay - Phone Alias service that comes along with an email alias service. Email aliasing is free, phone alias service requires a small monthly fee.)\nSee our All in one Privacy Section for More\nAlternative App Stores # Accrescent - Accrescent is a private and secure Android app store built with modern features in mind. It aims to provide a developer-friendly platform and pleasant user experience while enforcing modern security and privacy practices and offering robust validity guarantees for installed apps.\nAPK-Pure - A site to download and install APK\u0026rsquo;s (install files for phone OSes) this is an easy way to completely bypass app stores. The downside is that your software needs to be updated manually through APK-Pure and is not managed automatically by an app store.\nAptoide - A competitor to the google app store. With over 1 millon apps. While its not specifically privacy focused its a nice alternative when you cant use the regular good app store, or if you cant find what you need in F-Droid.\nAurora Store - A privacy front end for the Google App store. You can find anything you need from google through Aurora. However as this is a front end, it connects to the google app store so that you dont have too. This does require an account. Aurora provides anonymous accounts for you to use, however Google will rate limit these accounts to make them difficult to use sometimes. You can just create your own Gmail account to bypass this if necessary.\nF-Droid - F-Droid is the premier app store for open source apps. For anyone truly intrested in privacy should first check for apps in F-droid before going to mainstream appstores as Fdroid only carries Open Source apps. Completely free, open source and does not require an account.\nObtainium - Obtainium allows you to install and update apps directly from their releases pages, and receive notifications when new releases are made available.\nBurner Phone Numbers # 5sim - Over 500,000 Numbers Originating from Around 180 Countries Online. Low fees. Does not take cryptocurrency.\nBurnerApp - Burner Phone numbers. Usually work for services like Amazon and Twitter\nCrypton - Affordability meets security: For the cost of a movie ticket per month, get a physical SIM phone number. All your messages are encrypted with your personal key, protecting them from prying eyes.\nFreePhoneNum - One time Use burner numbers. Many services wont accept these.\nPhone Blur - offers the use of non-VoIP US phone numbers for account verification, multi-factor authentication, and other needs. Formerly Text Secure.\nSMSPool - Privacy focused non voip SMS burner numbers with area codes from all over the world. Company accepts cryptocurrency including Monero. Cheap options that are known to work with difficult providers like Discord or Twitter.\nSMS4SATS - Bitcoin focused SMS numbers that utilize Bitcoins Layer 2, Lightning network.\nTelnum - Burner Numbers and permanent numbers via Monero\nTossable Digits - Alternative to Google voice for phone porting. Also provides multiple phone numbers.\nMobile Operating Systems # CalyxOS - A privacy focused de-Googled Android Alternative that’s more privacy focused than Lineage but more user friendly than Graphene. Only available on Google Pixel models.\nE.foundation - Degoogled Phone OS that works with most major phone models\nGraphene OS - The king of Privacy phones. Completely de-googled heavily privacy focused phone App Store. Only available on Google Pixel models. Install Guide and Another install guide\nHavoc-OS - Similar to Lineage with large compatibility of devices. Works on over 150 devices. Still available but not a lot of updates.\nLineage – An open source Android alternative that’s compatible with most major Smart Phone and other Android Devices. Does not have a locked bootloader, which is a slight security concern.\nPlexus - App that lists compatibility of over 1000 phone apps for Open source phone roms.\nUbuntu Touch - Open Source Phone and Tablet Rom.\nMobile Phones # Above Phone - The Above Phone offers Graphene OS phones for sale along with their own services like \u0026ldquo;Above VPN\u0026rdquo; along with additional support to help you get fully migrated over to their ecosystem.\nDe-googled - Sells De-googled phones, Lineage Calyx and Graphene - Takes crypto\nEfani - Company that offers Sim Swap protection and prevention. \u0026ldquo;Efani works like any other carrier, except Efani adds exceptional security to your plan via an impressive security tech stack.\u0026rdquo;\nFairphone - Sustainable phone that lets your replace all parts in the phone. Will support CalyxOS soon. currently only available in the UK. Also offers sustainable headphones and other items.\nFreedomphone - NOT RECOMMENDED. Privacy focused phone marketing towards conservatives. OS Is closed source, with little in the way of details on how anything actually works. Backed by conservative commentator Candace Owens.\nFrequency Check - App that lets you check what plans and locations your phone is compatible with.\nIsland - Sandboxing app for Stock Android\nMamushi- Specializes in Calyx OS , Accepts Monero.\nMark37 - A full service Christian privacy company that specializes in their \u0026ldquo;Ghost Phone\u0026rdquo; a Graphene OS phone with custom config. Offers several other privacy services and devices.\nNitrokey - Phones with Mics and Cameras removed\nPine64 - Completely Open Source Phone. May have some compatibility issues.\nPrivate Phone Shop - Fully configured privacy focused phones you purchase. Primarily offers Lineage and Graphene OS. Also offers other privacy services.\nProject Guardian - A physical phone silencing device. A new machine that silences all noise going into your phone from your micophone. All you have to do is set your phone on top of the device and it blocks all incoming sound. Also provides wireless charging. Can be used with two phones at a time.\nPurism - NOT RECOMENDED. Completely Open Source Phone from the ground up, however this comes with many difficulties including supply chain issues. Purism has been known to have very late deliveries in some cases as long as years with no refunds. Order with caution.\nRoninMobile - RoninDojo a bitcoin privacy company, now makes pixel based phones with options for both Calyx and Graphene.\nUnplugged Phone - Unplugged phone is a closed source privacy phone touted by many conservative influencers. It offers its own ecosystem of privacy apps. However many of these apps arent likely to be very useful since you need their phone in order to use them. Given this and the closed source nature of the software we cannot recomend this phone at this time. You are better off with known Open-source alternatives.\nVolla Phone - A minimalist design and new operating concept with the springboard, quick menu and collections. Comes with either Volla OS or Ubuntu Touch installed.\nMobile Service Providers # AweSIM - Privacy focused phone service. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nFreedomPop - Cheap and in some cases free VOIP plans.\nInvisv - Privacy focused phone service. INVISV Relay brings Multi-Party Relay (MPR) privacy to Android, offering a service that decouples trust: where INVISV\u0026rsquo;s job is to ensure that nobody but you has all your critical information. In effect, your requests for data from the Internet, whether with a web browser or with any other app, are unlinked from your identity, and neither INVISV nor our infrastructure partners nor your broadband Internet provider nor a mobile operator can link your identity and your Internet usage and location together.\nSIMXL - e-SIMs Accessible for Everyone, that accepts Monero.\nSilent Link - A real phone number provider not a VOIP number, that can be acquired anonymously. Only allows for incoming calls, but also provides a cheap data plan. Does not always provide the best service. A backup data plan is not a bad idea with this service while using Silent link primarily for privacy.\nVOIP Providers # Hushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nJMP - Private VOIP numbers. Uses the company Telnyx on the back end, but it try\u0026rsquo;s to make this process simpler for a small fee, as you can use Telnyx directly for cheaper fees and good privacy but the process is quite difficult.\nPassword Managers # Password managers are one of the few security tools that makes your life easier. With all of your passwords in one place, often including a password autofill so that you don\u0026rsquo;t have to even type your password, which also helps to keep you safe from keylogging or should surfing attacks.\nBitwarden - FOSS password manager. Free cloud password management, or you can completely self host. 2FA is easily configurable as well. Decryption happens on your client device not on the server, meaning your passwords are encrypted if the server is compromised. Bitwarden also has a password generator, and allows for multiple password encrypted password accounts making it perfect for a small enterprise solution.\nKeepass - The top local password manager. Instead of setting up a server you can run your password manager directly on your personal work machine.\nPasswordSafe - A local password Manager that utilizes Blowfish. Created by security expert and old school cypherpunk Bruce Schneier. Works on windows and Linux.\nVPNMentor Secure Password Generator - Online Password generator for when you aren\u0026rsquo;t working with a standard password manager. Provides other high quality VPN and password related tools as well, like a password strength checker.\nPrivacy for Cars # 49dollarmontanaregisteredagent - Montana based company that creates LLC’s and will register your car to that LLC in Montana thus keeping your name unattached to the car. Montana has the added benefit of a one time registration for cars over 11 years old and no emissions or safety checks\nDeflock - Deflock is a site that tracks \u0026ldquo;Flock\u0026rdquo; ALPR camera readers. Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) are cameras that capture images of all passing license plates, storing details like the car\u0026rsquo;s location, date, and time. These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles—regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. While these systems can be useful for tracking stolen cars or wanted individuals, they are mostly used to track the movements of innocent people.\nFreedomev - Open source software for Tesla cars. Still in development.\nGhostPlate - Physical device that lets you temporarily obscure your license plate.\nNotmyPlate - App that lets you request to legally opt out of License plate collection data via the GDPR. Not likely to be super helpful in non EU countries.\nOpen Auto - An open source alternative to Android Auto, and app that helps you utilize your phone wild driving.\nOpen XC - OpenXC is a combination of open source hardware and software that lets you extend your vehicle with custom applications and pluggable modules. It uses standard, well-known tools to open up a wealth of data from the vehicle to developers, even beyond OBD-II.\nPlate Privacy - A project by the Institute for Justice to track car camera software and fight back.\nPrivacyforCars - Delete your data from rental cars after you are no longer using them. Website also provides a lot of other privacy education on vehicles.\nVehiclePrivacyreport - Check for status of vehicles internet connection to the manufacturers\nPrivacy Resources and Education # Podcasts # Citadel Dispatch - Hosted by Matt Odell a Freedom and Bitcoin Advocate.\nClosed Network - Privacy and security podcast focused on the everyday person and using simple tools and techniques to become a smaller target for online attacks.\nOptOut - Hosted by privacy and freedom advocate Seth for Privacy, covering a wide range of privacy related issues.\nPrivacy Security and Osint - Hosted by the king of privacy, Micahel Bazzell, covers a wide range of privacy, security and Osint. Currently on a hiatus.\nSurveillance Report - Joint hosted by Privacy advocates Henry from Techlore and Nate from the New Oil. Break down of weekly data leaks and privacy incursions.\nWatchMan Privacy - Hosted by Gabriel Custodiet, a principled privacy and freedom advocate.\nOther Privacy Lists # alternativeto.net\nbrainfucksec.github.io/a-good-privacy-list\ndegoogle.jmoore.dev/#replacementsalternatives\ngithub.com/mendel5/alternative-front-ends\ngithub.com/mjovanc/awesome-decentralized\ngithub.com/pluja/awesome-privacy\nlopp.net/bitcoin-information/privacy.html\nnomoregoogle.com\nPrism-Break\nproducthunt.com\nprivacyfirstproducts.softr.app\nprivacytools.io\nreddit.com/r/privacy/wiki/de-google\nsovereignstack.tools\nPurchase Proxys # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nAnonShop - This one works a bit different. You pick a product you want and send the link to AL. AL will then purchase the item and send it to a nearby locker based on your zip code. All paid with Monero. This currently only works for Amazon orders.\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPurse.io - A purchase proxy that offers up to 15% discounts with crypto and users will purchase products for you. Currently takes BTC, BCH and lightning.\nRouters # Anyone - A harward based internet router/proxy that provides privacy by default.\nFlash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router,that prioritizes network wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come per-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers than can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that thats forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls and a virtual server seperate from the Firewall OS.\nSearch # Brave Search - Private search results, using its own indexer, with full search transparency. Aims to be one of the biggest competitors to google. In Depth Review\nDuckDuckGo - Biggest privacy focused search engine, they have admitted to censoring in some cases, but overall still better than Google.\nKagi - Privacy respecting search engine does not track any info or provide any ads and no data mining or IP collecting. Requires an account and limits amount of searches per day for free accounts. Offers paid accounts as well. Not Open Source. Privacy policy\nMojeek - Search engine that claims to use its own indexer and does not rely on search results from Bing or Google\nPresearch - Decentralized search engine that pays you out per search with their own token. You can also run a node and get paid out in their token provided you meet the minimum requirements.\nSearx - Searx is probably the most hard-core of the options, but provides a very solid experience and search results across multiple sources.\nSearch Ranking and Analysis\nWhoogle - A google search proxy that can be hosted. Check out Seth for Privacys public instance of Whoogle It’s easy to self-host, if desired.Public instances\nShipping Services # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) # Cloak - Experimental new program. it works by masquerading proxied traffic as normal web browsing activities. In contrast to traditional tools which have very prominent traffic fingerprints and can be blocked by simple filtering rules, it\u0026rsquo;s very difficult to precisely target Cloak with little false positives. This increases the collateral damage to censorship actions as attempts to block Cloak could also damage services the censor state relies on.\nGuardster - Anonymizer service that provides an alternative to VPN.\nIVPN - No logs, regularly audited VPN service, No customer data stored, Clear privacy policy, Transparent ownership and team, Strong ethics: no trackers, no false promises, no surveillance ads. In Depth Reviews\nKagi - (Note: appears in search section as well, if you want to keep just one mention, you can.)\nLN VPN - VPN service based on the lightning network. You can purchase and use wireguard based VPN services all on lightning. Also offers phone numbers per country all paid via lightning.\nLokiNet - New experimental TOR competitor.\nMullvad - Mullvad has a long reputation of preserving privacy. Mullvad does not log traffic, proven by a police raid. Allows anonymous sign ups, Accepts Monero for payment for Premium accounts. Uses a killswitch and uses Wireguard for speed and security. Provides a mobile app and desktop app. The Mobile app can be a bit finicky for some people. Does not have an app kill switch. In Depth Review\nNym - A new VPN project that works to implement new tech inlcuding mixnets, zk-nyms, post quantum tech and more. Backed by Wikileaks Chelsea Manning.\nPIA - PIA is a solid VPN provider that accepts BTC, uses Wireguard offers cheap rates. PIA is also well known for providing static Ip’s for your VPN. This can be useful for some services that block general VPN access. PIA does not keep logs for privacy concerns. Does not include a kill switch In Depth Review\nSentinel- A decentralized crypto currency backed VPN built on the Cosmos blockchain that aims to provide a decentralized VPN.\nVopono - App for managing Split tunneling in VPN’s. Split tunneling lets you send some traffic through a VPN and delegate specific traffic exempt to the VPN Encrypted tunnel or traffic. This can be useful when trying to use certain apps locally on a LAN. Some VPN Apps have this built in, but this isnt always accessible on all VPN’s or on all versions of the VPN. For Example Proton VPN has this function built in on the Windows version and the Mobile version but not on the linux desktop version.\nVPN Rankings and breakdowns by privacy advocate Techlore more VPN Rankings and More Rankings\nVPNMentor - Offers a wide range of VPN related education, in addition to VPN related tools and more VPN Rankings.\n"},{"id":17,"href":"/self-hosting/","title":"Self Hosting","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If something is free, you’re not the customer; you’re the product.” ― Bruce Schneier!!\nWhile privacy tools are fantastic, they sometimes miss the true root of the problem. In times of increasing censorship and data theft, owning your data is the best way to increase your privacy and security while dramatically reducing your ability to be censored. When done right, much of this can be done very cheaply. If you already own your hardware much of the software is free or very cheap. Instead of never ending subscriptions and increasing costs with big tech, simply remove them from your life by self hosting. Take back your digital sovereignty.\nCamera Systems # Ezvidoo - EZVidoo is a free CCTV surveillance software for Windows, Linux, and Raspberry Pi. It supports IP Cameras by default, local USB cams, and Camera Audios.EZVidoo also supports numerous sensor types as motion, audio, object, face, and person sensors. By default, it offers a recording support on 24/7 basic, and features, alerts, notifications and mobile access. Not open source.\nIspyconnect - Free and Open source Camera software. Compatible with a wide range of camera devices.\nKerberos.io - An open, scalable and modular solution that supports your use cases at home up to large scale production video landscapes.\nCloud Document Services # Cryptpad - End-to-end encrypted and open-source collaboration suite, that can be used in the cloud or self-hosted. Google docs alternative.\nOnlyOffice - Includes Free Cloud, Paid Cloud, and Self-Hosted options.\nStandard Notes - One of the top note-taking apps. Self-hostable, includes 2FA, E2E, scheduled email backups and more. Charges for the higher level plans with more features.\nCloud Hosting # Open Source as a Service # Cryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nDisroot - Privacy-focused ecosystem. Provides multiple cloud services. Including Email, Nextcloud, Cryptpad etc…\nFederated.Computer - Great open-source replacements for Dropbox, Google Workplace, Zoom, Slack, Airtable, Mailchimp, 1Password, Netlify, Github, Calendy, your spying VPN and much more for the low price of $39 a month. As many users as you want. Only pay for more storage when/if you need it.Federated includes Human Support and full Backups. The benefits of self-hosting without the day-to-day high-stakes drudgery. Affiliate Link\nKoofr - Allows for importing of Drive, Dropbox etc. Privacy-focused cloud storage free up to 10 Gb’s. ^1,2^\nNextCloud - Self-hosted cloud software for a massive amount of options. Takes a bit of config, but nextcloud functions as a full Google Docs replacement in addition to many other options including music and video hosting. Also provides cloud hosting if you do not wish to self-host. Next Cloud is currently available in other Privacy-focused ecosystems like Start9, Umbrel, Yunohost, Dietpi and many more, with just a few clicks. Or you can self-host on your OS of choice.\nLink Tree Alternatives # AllMyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nCoinDrop - Like link tree but specifically for crypto web wallets. All your wallets and donation methods in one simple place.\nLibertyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nOperating Systems # While more well-known OSes like Windows server or Ubuntu server are great, there are other lesser-known OSes purpose-built to help people self-host, by pre-packaging applications in nice ready-made GUI. This can be especially useful for less technical users.\nAva.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, NEAR, Avalanche and more.\nCASA OS - Community-based open source software focused on delivering simple personal cloud experience around Docker ecosystem. Despite the name CASA OS is not an OS. It is an app similar to Umbrel or Citadel, a GUI for docker images. Comes with some unique apps, like Nginx Proxy Manager and Cloudflare Tunnels. Also provides Clearnet support with a fairly flexible set of config options. Also has a nice simple GUI for file uploads, this is especially useful with something like Jellyfin or Calibre-Web.\nCitadel - Umbrel open source Fork offering much of the same options.\nCloudron - Cloudron is unique in that it offers offsite backups to AWS, includes a built-in firewall that monitors all traffic and comes with its own built-in email server.\nCoolify - An open-source \u0026amp; self-hostable Heroku / Netlify alternative.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Storj, Zcash, Cosmos Tornado Cash and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nDietPI - A Linux distro OS. Dietpi comes with over 200 app packages and dependencies built in. While more command line skills are required than Umbrel or Embassy, Dietpi makes it very easy to install over 100 apps and dependencies. While largely built for Raspberry Pi, Dietpi also has specific images created for a wide range of hardware. Dietpi is a bit more difficult than platforms like Yunohost, but runs a bit more reliably and offers more total tools, including backups, VPN integration, clearnet, and more. Documentation is better than Yunohost, but could still be improved.\nFulmo - A lighting network focused OS configured to run on a Raspberry Pi.\nFreedomBox - Another OS that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Currently more limited than most of the other OSes in terms of apps in the internal app store.\nHome Lab OS - HomelabOS allows anyone to easily deploy, backup, restore, and maintain over 100 different applications and services. Everything from video players, to home automation, to chat services. These services can continue to function at full speed on your LAN even when your external internet is completely offline.\nMoneroOS - OS dedicated to Monero mining.\nMy Node BTC - Another OS that focuses primarily on Bitcoin Software. Includes BTCPay Server, Dojo, Whirlpool, Join Market and much more. Comes with Clearnet, Tor, and I2P.\nPinode-XMR - PiNode-XMR is a completely free and open source suite of tools to help a user run their own Monero node with ease. PiNode-XMR is designed for use with single board computers (SBC) such as the Raspberry Pi, Pine64 or Odroid hardware to allow for very cheap node setup and minimal 24/7 running costs due to low power usage.\nPiBox - Currently has a small offering of Apps but is working on adding more. Notable Apps are Nextcloud, Jellyfin and Homeassistant.\nProxMox - Proxmox is the primary open source solution for virtual machine hosting. Like VmWare or Hyper V except Proxmox offers you the ability to run multiple virtual servers on a single physical server, easily allowing you to run several different software Operating systems for zero cost. Comes with snapshots, backups, server monitoring and much more. Find a list of Proxmox based scripts here\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nRunTipi - Tipi is a personal homeserver orchestrator. It is running docker containers under the hood and provides a simple web interface to manage them. Every service comes with an opinionated configuration in order to remove the need for manual configuration and network setup. RunTipi comes with Clearnet configuration, but this can be a bit buggy in some cases. This is still very much in development.\nStart9 - Start OS makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy, not completely open source. Currently routes all services over TOR or lets you host over LAN. This increases privacy but can make things more difficult to interact with Non TOR/Start9 users. Heavily supports bitcoin software and includes a NOSTR node and several other tools. While there is currently no clearnet support, StartOS is overall very stable. Start9 also offers some of the better documentation and error handling. Save 5% on any S9 Server with code \u0026ldquo;LOTR\u0026rdquo;\nUBOS - A newer project. Less impressive interface and less apps than some of the other projects.\nUmbrel - Interface that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Beautiful interface but still needs a few bugs worked out. Apps are difficult to config after being setup. Offers lots of Bitcoin Node Software. Umbrel and StartOS are very similar options as they both focus heavily on BTC and Lightning nodes and currently offer only LAN and TOR hosting. Umbrel offers more apps but Start OS offers a much more reliable platform. Umbrel is not an OS but rather an GUI application manager for Docker.\nYunoHost - Free and Open Source with over 100 apps. Yuno host comes with Clearnet support with your own custom domains and offers you free pre-selected domains you can use. Yunohost has a nice troubleshooting tool that helps you find issues with port/firewall troubleshooting. Yunohost has a lot of features but can be a bit buggy at times.\nMedia Center OSes # If you are currently running a Roku, Amazon Firestick, or pretty much any other store-bought hardware device for media streaming, it\u0026rsquo;s very likely that it sends out massive amounts of data back to different companies. This is terrible for privacy, self-sovereignty, security, and internet bandwidth. While it\u0026rsquo;s difficult to purchase hardware that does not do this, you can set up your own version with some of the following user-friendly Operating systems.\nLibreElec - LibreELEC is a lightweight ‘Just enough OS’ Linux distribution purpose-built for Kodi on current and popular mediacentre hardware.\nOSMC - OSMC (Open Source Media Center) is a free and open source media player based on Linux. Founded in 2014, OSMC lets you play back media from your local network, attached storage, and the Internet. OSMC is the leading media center in terms of feature set and community and is based on the Kodi project.\nXbian - XBian is a small, fast, and lightweight media center distribution for the Raspberry Pi, CuBox-i, Hummingboard, and many more devices to come. It is based on a minimal Debian and therefore offers much of the same freedom as Debian offers. Our slogan is “XBian, the bleeding edge” as our main focus is delivering the fastest Kodi solution for various small form factor computers.\nPhoto Storage # Ente - Encrypted cloud photo storage.\nImmich - Self-hosted backup solution for photos and videos on mobile devices.\nPhotoprism - PhotoPrism is an AI-Powered Photos App for the Decentralized Web. It makes use of the latest technologies to tag and find pictures automatically without getting in your way. You can run it at home, on a private server, or in the cloud.\nRemote Control Software # AeroAdmin - Easy and free Remote access service for many OS’s. Not Open source.\nMesh Commander - Free Open Source Teamviewer Alternative.\nTailScale - Tailscale is an easy VPN that allows you to connect back into your network without excessive configuration or firewall rules. While Tailscale is not fully open source and requires an account with the company, there is a fully self-hosted version you can run.\nRouters # Flash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router, that prioritizes network-wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come pre-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built-in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers that can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all-purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router, or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that is forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls, and a virtual server separate from the Firewall OS.\nSSH/RDP Applications # Easy SSH - Simple application that lets you save all of your SSH logins and passwords in one easy interface. This way you can login go from SSH terminal port easily and quickly without needing to type in your credentials. Linux Only.\nmRemoteNG - Just like Easy SSH, but also supports RDP, Telnet, HTTPS, Powershell, and more. Windows only.\nWebsite Tools # Ackee - Self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool for those who care about privacy. Ackee runs on your own server, analyzes the traffic of your websites, and provides useful statistics in a minimal interface.\nGhost - Self-Hosting and cloud hosting with open source software. Ghost is primarily used as a blogging platform as a competitor to something like Substack. Unlike Hugo Ghost offers a GUI for most of your website management.\nHugo - Popular open-source static site generators. Helps you simply create websites for desktop and mobile without substantial amounts of HTML code. Hugo is completely open source and utilizes markdown files primarily. Liberty Tools is run with Hugo.\nImmuneweb - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\nPlausible - Simple and privacy-friendly Google Analytics alternative - Extensive Review\nSSLLABS - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver. ^1^```\n"},{"id":18,"href":"/social-media/","title":"Social Media","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.” ― George Washington\nSocial media is a mixed bag. It connects the world and allows for the rapid dissemination of news, true and untrue. But in the last few years censorship has become a massive problem across all major social media platforms. Its important that we cultivate presences on social media that are more resilient to censorship and de-platforming. These services should be run as decentralized as possible to avoid coordinated take downs like we saw with the Conservative social media company Parler, where big tech collaborated to largely destroy the company.\nFreedom Respecting Social Media # Blue Sky - Blue Sky is an open source project backed by Jack Dorsey in an attempt to create a decentralized social network protocol as an alternative to Twitter. In May 2024 Jack Dorsey resigned from the BlueSky board, and donated 21 Million to the Open Source Protocol NOSTR. Blue Sky is very leftwing.\nDiaspora - Diaspora is a decentralized open source social media platform. With Diaspora you need to host your own instance by running a server or \u0026ldquo;pod\u0026rdquo;, meaning you own your data. Due to the decentralized nature of the platform it can be difficult to connect with other profiles, the platform has less than 1 million users after after 13 years of operation.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here\nGab - A centralized Free Speech Social media platform. Gab has been de-platformed by most of big tech and largely runs its own architecture in order to to keep operations running. Platform users tend to skew right wing.\nGettr - GETTR is a social media platform built on the foundation of freedom of opinion and expression. Gettr is a socialized platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t seem to offer anything particularly new, other than being a Twitter Alternative. Private messages claim to be E2E. But Gettr is not open sourced.\nLemmy - Lemmy is a selfhosted social link aggregation and discussion platform. Similar to Reddit but it is completely free and open, and not controlled by any company. This means that there is no advertising, tracking, or secret algorithms. Content is organized into communities, so it is easy to subscribe to topics that you are interested in, and ignore others. Voting is used to bring the most interesting items to the top.\nLocals - Locals is a free speech social media platform that is owned by Rumble. Locals is a centralized alternative to other social media. Founded by conservative commentator Dave Rubin.\nMastodon - Mastodon is an open source, self hosted social networking service that aims to be a twitter competitor. Mastodon lets you connect to specific Mastodon instances as part of a federation protocol. Due to this setup Larger mastodon servers can censor other servers from connecting to their instances. Tends to be a more left wing community.\nMeWe - MeWe is a centralized company that\u0026rsquo;s been running a social media platform for over a decade. MeWe is committed to privacy and an ad-free experience. The project is currently in development to be migrated to web3 blockchain based infrastructure.\nMinds - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.\nTruth Social - Founded by Donald Trump in response to Trump getting removed from Twitter. Truth Social is a centralized open source fork of Mastodon. Truth Social is known to censor content, mostly leftwing content.\nTwitter/X - Twitter is a centralized social media platform. While Twitter has become a free speech focused platform its far from perfect. Twitter is overwhelmingly the single biggest platform for spreading speech. Twitter is bad for privacy and is encouraging a ID based verification program, that will be in the hands of its future owners. Case against Twitter\nMeetup Alternatives # Agorakit - Agorakit is web-based, open source groupware for collectives. By creating collaborative groups, people can discuss topics, organize events, store files and keep everyone updated as needed. Agorakit is a forum, calendar, file manager, mapping tool and email notifier.\nFlockstr - NOSTR based Meetup alternative. Connects directly with your NOSTR Account, and also works with your lightning wallet to receive ZAPS (micro bitcoin transactions.)\nJoinMobilizon - Mobilizon is not a giant platform, but a multitude of interconnected Mobilizon websites. This federated architecture helps avoid monopolies and offers a diversity of hosting terms of service.\nLuma - An international meetup alternative, that provides more value at a much lower price than meetup. Has built in support for cryptocurrency wallets like Eth and Solana.\nPartiful - Free for users, requires SMS in order to gave out regular event updates. Not specifically freedom focused, but another good option.\nNOSTR # NOSTR is the future of decentralized social media. NOSTR is not controlled or owned by any private company or person. NOSTR is a protocol similar to Email or TCP/IP. It can be accessed by anyone or any company. NOSTR uses the dumb server smart client model. Meaning anyone can setup a simple server/relay that preserves and encrypts the NOSTR ecosystem. NOSTR directly incorporates bitcoin via the lightning network. You can send \u0026ldquo;ZAPS\u0026rdquo; which are low cost lightning transactions to any person on NOSTR, and your posts can likewise receives Zaps from anyone on the network. In addition to major support from the freedom and Bitcoin communities, NOSTR has been financially backed by Jack Dorsey and heavily supported by Edward Snowden. NOSTR offers several different clients that allow you to interact with the NOSTR protocol. Some of those clients:\nAlby - A NOSTR and Bitcoin plugin. Allows you to hold your private keys in order to interact with NOSTR, lighting and other bitcoin apps.\nDamus - NOSTR Client for Iphone.\nNOSTR Apps - A database of many differnt NOSTR Apps\nNostr.Watch - Track relays where a connection can currently be established.\nNostr.directory - Find your twitter follows on NOSTR\nNostrChat - Encrypted chat built on NOSTR.\nPrimal - A client designed to look like a twitter clone.\nZap.Stream - Directly integrated into NOSTR Zap lets you stream for SATS (bitcoin Lightning) and earn in kind easily from any and all viewers.\nYoutube Alternatives # Bitchute - A decentralized Youtube alternative that tends to have a lot of right-leaning content, due to this they often get censored or blocked.\nCiVL - CiVL is a free streaming platform for courageous stories and subversive ideas that challenge power structures. Get access to award-winning films, shows, and debates. No ads. No credit card to join.\nD.tube - A decentralized youtube alternative. DTube is a community powered video sharing platform where users vote on videos to reward creators, curators, influencers and viewers in cryptocurrency.\nMadiator - Privacy focused front end for LBRY, the network that hosts ODYSEE.\nODYSEE - A decentralized video platform built on the LBRY network. With the recent SEC Judgement against ODYSEE the long term future of the platform is uncertain, however plans are to migrate to the Arweave network. Odysee also has a nice simple feature allowing you to connect your youtube channel and autosync all content for a convenient backup of your channel.\nPeerTube A free and open-source, decentralized, ActivityPub federated video platform powered by WebTorrent, that uses peer-to-peer technology to reduce load on individual servers when viewing videos.\nRumble - A centralized alternative to youtube that bills itself as protector of free speech.\n"}]
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-[{"id":0,"href":"/affiliates/","title":"Affiliates","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\n{height=100px, class=\u0026ldquo;center\u0026rdquo;} \u0026ldquo;Tell me with whom you associate, and I will tell you who you are.\u0026rdquo; - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe\nThis is our affiliate page for brands we use and trust. While the goal of Liberty Tools is to list every single tool for human liberty, we cant vet them all. These are brands and projects that we actually use and endorse and generally have a relationship with. As such, we have affiliate links with them, and this is one small way you can support us at no additional cost to you! These links also show up on their specific categories page as well.\nAupa Bar - The Chad of energy bars run by a based bitcoin business. High quality grass fed meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit, no garbage filler like seed oils. AUPA gives 5% discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. These bars come from the best quality farms in Colorado. Stack this with code \u0026ldquo;Liberty\u0026rdquo; for an additional 5% off some of the best meat bars around.\nCloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nDelete Me - Our date is leaked everyday. Thats why its important to use services like Delete Me. Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. Use our Affiliate link to save 20%.\nFederated.Computer - Federated is another Denver based company offering Open Source as a service. Sometimes physically hosting servers just isn\u0026rsquo;t viable. In those cases cloud hosting can be a necessary option. But most cloud hosting come from tech giants like AWS or Google Cloud who sell your data and will censor you if you have the wrong politics. Federated.Computer offers you cheap, easy open source options to get many of the benefits of Big Tech without compromising your privacy. Please use our affiliate link to sign up if you\u0026rsquo;re interested!\nHushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nLive Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our affiliate link if you are interested.\nPrivacy.com - Privacy.com is the best way to pay with fiat online while still protecting your privacy. Create debit card aliases that can be limited based on total amount spends or by vendors. With card aliases you dont have to worry about leaked card info, overcharges or annoying vendors that refuse to cancel your subscription, privacy.com lets you do all of that for free. Please use our referral link and sign up for a free account.\nStart 9 - Start 9 is one of our favorite companies. Local to Denver, Start9 offers home personal servers with their own Operating system, that makes it easy for you to own and host your data out of a physical server that you own. Offers an app store with multiple applications that include Bitcoin and Monero full nodes, Matrix and SimpleX messaging, Vaultwarden for password management, Nextcloud for all sorts of hosting including word docs, music, contacts calendar and so much more.\n"},{"id":1,"href":"/agorism/","title":"Agorism","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If taxation without consent is not robbery, then any band of robbers have only to declare themselves a government, and all their robberies are legalized.” ― Lysander Spooner\nAgorism is a social philosophy that advocates creating a society in which all relations between people are voluntary exchanges by means of counter-economics, engaging with aspects of nonviolent revolution, founded by Samuel Edward Konkin the third. Agorism is a different approach to creating freedom, than electoral politics. Sometimes also known as the concept of \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizens.\u0026rdquo;\nAgorist Communities (International) # Bitcoin Beach - Bitcoin Beach is working to create a sustainable circular Bitcoin economy in El Salvador. Following the dramatic decrease in crime and the governments bitcoin backing, Bitcoin Beach has become one of the best Bitcoin communities in the world. Free Society - Free Society aims to build a new sovereign society by negotiating with an existing government. There are many examples of governments granting another nation sovereignty over a part of their territory, and Free Society believes this is the best way forward. Free State Project - The Free State Project is a movement of thousands of freedom-loving people to New Hampshire. Started in 2003, there are thousands of individuals just like you in New Hampshire. Together, Free Staters have built an incredible, real-life community full of people who value liberty and responsibility. Free Cities - The Free Cities Foundation aims to inspire, inform and connect people to create a global market of living together in Free Cities. Free Cities are self-governing territories that uphold individual rights and freedoms. They aim to create more prosperous and autonomous urban spaces. Freedom Haven - Seasteading org working to build a workable seasteading options. Seasteading is the idea of creating permanent living homes that exist outside government jurisdiction in international waters. Liberland - The Free Republic of Liberland is a small experimental country located on the banks of the Danube River, known as Gornja Siga. Liberland is built on classical liberal (libertarian) ideals which emphasize autonomy and minimize the state\u0026rsquo;s encroachment on individual liberties. Rule of law, bodily autonomy, free trade, freedom of choice, freedom of movement, and others are all core tenets of our fledgling nation. PraxisNation - Praxis Nation builds off the concept of the network state by Balaji Srinivasan. Which theories that in the modern world we can create a decentralized country that can offer many of the benefits of standard country. Praxis aims to offer land, its own currency and eventually citizenship among many other things. Pronomos - Pronomos is a venture capital fund that works to build the \u0026ldquo;cities of tomorrow.\u0026rdquo; Pronomos has worked to fund Prospera, Praxis, and many more starup cities. Prospera - Prospera is a new libertarian smart city located in Honduras, that works as an economic zone largely free of local government taxes. An experimental project that does exist by a government grant, but its working to prove out a new potential model of cities. Learn more with the REASON documentary. Digital Nomad Services # Escapees - Escapees bills itself as an RV club, but it offers many services for a digital nomad lifestyle, including mail forwarding and temporary residences among many other things. Based in the U.S. Liberation Travel - Focuses on helping users find residency in multiple countries primarly including Paraguay, Uruguay, Panama and Georgia. Nomad Capitalist - Nomad Capitalist specializes in legally and ethically reducing your tax rate, diversifying and safeguarding your assets, growing your passport portfolio, and maximizing your freedom. Passports for Crypto - Quickly acquire Citizenship in St. Kitts by purchasing property without ever actually visiting St. Kitts. Planbpassport - A service that helps facilitate second passports. Accepts Bitcoin and very much adopts a \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizen\u0026rdquo; Mindset. General Tools # Agorist Nexus - Agorist Nexus is a hub for free exchange, focusing on the spread of Agorism and connecting the counter-economy Agorist Tax Advice - Paid service to minimize your tax strategy. Live Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our above affiliate link if you are interested. Lost Horizons - Platform with a wide range of topics around opting out of taxes and deconstructing the legal system. Mobazha - Formerly known as Openbazaar, Mobazaha aims to be a decentralized market where people can buy and sell products across the world for various different crypto currencies. One Stupid Fuck - Opt out of the tax structure. Terrible website name and design, but a resource that provides great step by step videos of opting out of the current tax structure. Taxation is Theft App - App that walks people through the logical ideas of taxation being theft. Similar to the not yet launched project \u0026ldquo;The mirror\u0026rdquo; by Larken Rose. Shipping Services # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Sovereign Homesteading # Abundant Acres - A small company that helps you design your sovereign homestead blueprint. Empshield - EMP Shield is the World’s first EMP protection technology for an entire home and vehicle tested to military and UL 1449 standards from ETL. H20 Machine - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. My Patriot Supply - Purchase food and other supplies. Seedarmory.com - Every one of Seed Armory\u0026rsquo;s seed vaults contains only 100% survival grade, 100% heirloom seeds, and are always non-GMO. Seeds, vaults, and packets are kept at low refrigerated temperatures until ready for shipping. Spout Water - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. Works at a much smaller scale than H20 Machine. StealthAngelSurvival.com - Purchase a wide variety of survival gear. Survivalrealty.com - Off grid real estate. "},{"id":2,"href":"/books/","title":"Books","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\nLiberty Tools Book List Welcome to the Liberty Tools Book list! This is our official book recommendations for the best books across a wide range of liberty topics. We do not specifically endorse every idea in these books or by these authors, but we do recommended them as a good place to learn about the topics at hand. Not all of these books are specifically libertarian, but they contain valuable information that could benefit anyone regardless of political philosophy. Find these books here: Anna\u0026rsquo;s Archive and Libgen If you enjoy any of these books please considering purchasing. Category Author Agorism Community Technology Karl Hess New Libertarian Manifesto Samuel Edward Konkin III Agorist Class Theory Wally Conger How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Derrick Broze Anti-Politics Sal Mayweather Anarchy in Practice - Stateless Solutions Community Technology David Freidman New Libertarian Manifesto Walter Block Agorist Class Theory Ryan McMaken How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Hans Herman Hoppe Anti-Politics Robert Murphy The Market for Liberty Morris/Linda Tannehill The New Libertarianism: Anarcho-Capitalism J. Michael Oliver Crypto Anarchy The Genesis Book Aaron Van Wirdun Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of Cryptocurrency Andy Greenberg This Machine Kills Secrets: Julian Assange, The Cypherpunks, and their fight to Empower Whistleblowers Andy Greenberg Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital Age Steven Levy The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age James Dale Davidson, Michael David Axtel Cryptocurrency Digital Gold Nathaniel Popper How Money got Free Patrick Eha Understanding Bitcoin Robert Muprhy and Silas Barta The Bitcoin Standard SaifeDean Ammous The Internet of Money Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Bitcoin Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Ethereum Andreas Antonopolous Hacking Bitcoin Roger Ver The Blocksize War Jonathan Bier Conspiracies Filthy Rich James Patterson All The Shahs Men Steven Kinzer JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters James W. Douglass Chaos Tom O\u0026rsquo;Neill Inventing the AIDS Virus Peter Duesberg The Controlled Demolition of the American Empire Charlie Robinson \u0026amp; Jeff Berwick A Warning from History Corey Hughes The Octopus of Global Control Charlie Robinson One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that gave Rise the Jeffrey Epstein Whitney Webb The Creature From Jekyll Island G Edward Griffin Covid The Real Anthony Fauci Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The War on Ivermectin Pierre Kory The Courage to Face Covid-19 Peter McCullough A Plague Upon Our House Scott Atlas Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19 Matt Ridley Diary of A Psychosis Tom Woods The Pfizer Papers Naomi Wolf Drug War and Prohibition The Economics of Prohibition Mark Thornton American Kingpin Nick Bilton High Price Dr. Carl Hart Chasing the Scream Johann Hari Dreamland: The True Tale of America\u0026rsquo;s Opiate Epidemic Sam Quinones Drug War Addiction Sheriff Bill Masters Gang Leader for A Day Sudhir Venkatesh Economics and History of Economics Economics in One Lesson Henry Hazlitt Basic Economics Thomas Sowell The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard Keynes Mark Skousen History of Money and Banking in the United States Murray Rothbard End the Fed Ron Paul Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles Jesus Huerta de Soto The Fiat Standard SaifeDean Ammous Environment American Serengeti Dan Flores Fossil Future Alex Epstein Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of Antihumanism Robert Zubrin Apocalypse Never Michael Shellenberger The Wizard and The Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow\u0026rsquo;s World Charles C. Mann Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Running With Rhinos Ed Warner Extremist Politics The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics Michael Malice SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought Police Vox Day The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure Greg Lukianoff and Johnathan Haidt Fiction Brave New World Aldous Huxley 1984 George Orwell Animal Farm George Orwell Molon Labe! Kenneth Royce (Boston T Party) Alongside Night J. Niel Schulman Freehold Michael Z. Williamson The Moon is a Harsh Mistress Robert Heinlen The Handmaid’s Tale Margaret Atwood Anthem Ayn Rand The Fountainhead Ayn Rand The Giver Lois Lowery Red Rising Pierce Brown Unintended Consequences John Ross The Probability Broach L. Neil Smith The High Ground Series Doug Casey Enemy of the State F. Paul Wilson Financial Crisis Meltdown Tom Woods Deep Freeze: Iceland\u0026rsquo;s Economic Collapse Phillip Bagus and David Howden Americas Great Depression Murray Rothbard The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last Century Mark Thornton End the Fed Ron Paul Gun Rights Come and Take it: The Gun Printers Guide to Thinking Free Cody Wilson The 10 Myths of Gun Control Jose Nino More Guns Less Crime John Lott Health and Nutrition Death by Food Pyramid Denise Minger Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim It Mary Ruwart The Primal Prescription Doug Mcguff and Robert Murphy Fat for Fuel Dr. Joseph Mercola Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless Health Casey Means and Calley Means Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Blind Spots: The Medicine Gets it Wrong and What it Means For our Health Marty Makary Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity Peter Attia History - General A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell A Peoples History of the United States Howard Zinn Albions\u0026rsquo;s Seed David Hackett Fischer The Dawn Of Everything: A New History of Humanity David Graber A Little History of the World EH Gombrich Debt: The First 5000 Years David Graber History of Government Institutions Legacy of Ashes: A history of the CIA Tim Weiner Enemies: A history of the FBI Tim Weiner The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles and their Secret World War Steven Kinzer Overthrow: Americas Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to Iraq Steven Kinzer History of Socialism The Almost Nearly Perfect People Michael Booth The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel Castro Humberto Fontova The Case Against Socialism Rand Paul History of War and Military The Strategic Logic of Suicide Bombers Robert Pape Enough Already: Time to End the War on Terror Scott Horton Death by Government: Genocide and Mass Murder Since 1900 R.J. Rummel Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catastrophe of Ukraine Scott Horton All the Shahs Men Stephen Kirzner Property Rights Against Intellectual Property Stephan Kinsella (Property Rights) - Freedom on the Frontier Terry Anderson \u0026amp; Peter J Hill How Music Got Free Steven Witt Water Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Space Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Against Intellectual Monopoly Michelle Boldrin \u0026amp; David Levine Intro to Liberty The Law Frederic Bastiat The Road to Serfdom Friedrich Hayek Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom Ron Paul The Revolution Ron Paul Intro to Anarchy No Treason: The Constitution of no Authority Lysander Spooner The Most Dangerous Superstition Larken Rose The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to Obey Michael Huemer The Anarchist\u0026rsquo;s Handbook Organized by Michael Malice Dissenting Electorate: Those Who Refuse to Vote and the Legitimacy of Their Opposition Wendy McElroy Individual Liberty Benjamin Tucker Freedom’s Progress: A History of Political Thought Gerard Casey Living Freedom The Freedom Outlaw\u0026rsquo;s Handbook: 179 Things to Do \u0026rsquo;til the Revolution Claire Wolfe 101 Things to Do \u0026lsquo;Til the Revolution: Ideas and Resources for Self-Liberation, Monkey Wrenching and Preparedness Claire Wolfe Don\u0026rsquo;t Shoot the Bastards (Yet): 101 More Ways to Salvage Freedom Claire Wolfe Net Neutrality The Fallacy of Net Neutrality Thomas Hazlett The Master Switch Tim Wu The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless Technology Thomas Hazlett Code 2.0 Lawrence Lessig Philosophy - General Drive: Understanding the science of Human motivation Daniel Pink Defending the Undefendable Walter Block Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder Nassim Taleb The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion Johnathan Haidt Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World David Epstein Philosophy - Political The Ethics of Liberty Murray Rothbard Anatomy of the State Murray Rothbard An Agorist Primer Samuel Konkin Our Enemy, the State Albert J Nock Police Brutality and the Justice system Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America\u0026rsquo;s Police Forces Radley Balko A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State John Whitehead The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison America Naomi Murakawa The New Jim Crow Michelle Alexander Ghettoside Jill Leovy I Can\u0026rsquo;t Breathe: A Killing on Bay Street Matt Taibbi Justice Before the Law Michael Huemer Revisionist History The Myth of the Robber Barons Burt Folsom The Art of Contrary Thinking Humphrey B. Neill Why American History is Not What They Say: An Introduction to Revisionism Jeff Riggenbach Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong James W. Loewen The Roosevelt Myth John T. Flynn The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary War Thomas J. DiLorenzo Security and Privacy The Art of Invisibility Kevin Mitnick How to Be Invisible J. J. Luna No Place to Hide Glen Greenwald Public Record Edward Snowden The Production of Security Gustave di Molinari Extreme Privacy: How to Disapear on the Internet Michael Bazzell Watchman Privacy Gabriel Custodiet Privacy in Utopia Gabriel Custodiet Schooling and Unschooling Radical Unschooling Dayna Martin The Case against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and Money Bryan Caplan Weapons of Mass Instruction John Taylor Gatto The Absorbent Mind Maria Montessori The College Scam: How America\u0026rsquo;s Universities Are Bankrupting and Brainwashing Away the Future of America\u0026rsquo;s Youth Charlie Kirk Vaccines Turtles All the Way Down Anonymous, Tim Vadnar The Moth in the Iron Lung Forrest Moready Crooked: Manmade Disease Explained Forrest Moready Dissolving Illusions Susan Humphries Vaccines, Autoimmunity and the Changing Nature of Childhood Illness Thomas Cowan "},{"id":3,"href":"/covid/","title":"Covid","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Every single thing that was done in public health in response to the pandemic made it worse.\u0026rdquo; - Peter A. McCullough\nThe Covid19 Lockdowns were the biggest event in our lifetimes. The damage done was immeasurable and still continues to this day. The power centers are looking to continue on with all of the covid tyranny. We must be vigilant in fighting back against the medical industrial complex.\nAnti Covid Orgs # Banners 4 Freedom - An organization dedicated to protesting Covid Mandates using billboards across the world.\nChildren\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense - Children\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense® is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Their mission is to end childhood health epidemics by working aggressively to eliminate harmful exposures, hold those responsible accountable and establish safeguards to prevent future harm. They fight corruption, mass surveillance and censorship that put profits before people as well as advocate for worldwide rights to health freedom and bodily autonomy ^1^\nEvidenceNotFear - An evidence-based guide against all of the Covid madness.\nFeds 4 Med Freedom - Feds for Medical Freedom is fighting for medical freedoms and personal autonomy. They stand against unconstitutional and immoral vaccine mandates that have cost thousands of federal employees and contractors their careers and livelihoods.\nFLCCC Alliance - A group of doctors who got together to push back against the public Covid response. They provide real education on Covid, and demonized treatments like Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine and recovery against.\nGBDeclaration.org - One of the first major organizations to push back against Covid lockdowns. The Great Barrington Declaration is a major worldwide petition sponsored by doctors and scientists against the Covid lockdowns.\nHowbad - Resources for tracking all aspects of specific Covid batchs data, this also includes leaked data, and some aspects of other vaccines and medical malpractice.\nICAN Informed Consent Action Network - Founded in 2016, ICAN was created with the goal of providing every person with the right to informed consent. They believe that by holding regulators accountable through their successful legal actions, individuals will become empowered to make truly informed decisions about their own health and the health of their families. Using an unprecedented legal strategy, ICAN has successfully won lawsuits against Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control, the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration. Founded by Del Bigtree of the Highwire and works regularly with Aaron Siri and his firm.\nLaw Offices of Siri Glimstead - Led by Lawyer Aaron Siri, Siri Glimstead has been at the forefront of defending legal rights against Covid restrictions and damages done by the Covid vaccines, as well as more traditional vaccines. They also focus on other things like civil rights or protection of whistle blowers.\nPhysicians for Informed Consent - Physicians for Informed Consent empowers the public with scientific information about infectious diseases and vaccines.\nPureBloodRegistry - Blood donations for and from people who have not gotten the Covid-19 vaccine.\nThe Highwire - An educational journalistic organization that has been working for years to bring accountability to the world of vaccines and especially Covid vaccines. Founded by Del Bigtree.\nVacSafety - The VSRF’s mission is to advance COVID-19 vaccine safety through scientific research, public education, and advocacy, and to support the vaccine injured. They present the most up-to-date and relevant information on COVID-19 and public health policies, free from corporate press, agenda-driven narratives, and sponsorships with conflict of interest. They encourage questions and an open dialogue of transparency on any medical and scientific information presented.\nFake Mask Websites # Fake Mask Worldwide - A company that sells obviously fake masks, less obviously fake masks and other Covid related items.\nGetUnmask - Breathable masks that look like regular masks. Company now sells other unrelated products as well.\nMedical Drug Purchase # Purchase Medical Drugs including Ivermection and Hydroxychloroquine from high quality third party services.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinil. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nMetrics # ICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nOpen Vaers - Open Vaers takes the CDC\u0026rsquo;s government data from VAERS and makes it much more readable and easy to understand. As of 9/23 there were over 36,000 deaths and over 1.5 million Covid vaccine related reports to VAERS.\nNo-Jab Job Boards # Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types.\nRedballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or Covid nonsense.\nUnjected - Social media for meeting and dating unvaccinated people.\nVaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status.\nVaccine Injured Support # Covid Vax Recovery Guide - A Covid vaccine detox guide written by nutritional scientist and liberty leaning Dr. Chris Masterjohn.\nCovid19CriticalCare.com - An in-depth recovery Post-Vaccine Treatment Protocol guide from the doctors at the FLCC Alliance.\nIronHeart Bloodworks - IronHeart Bloodworks is a new blood bank membership that gives you control over your blood choices during medical procedures. When you need it, IronHeart Bloodworks quickly sends you COVID-19 unvaccinated blood—a unique service in the healthcare industry. You should have the freedom to choose what blood is in your body.\nReact19.org - React19 is a science-based non-profit offering financial, physical, and emotional support for those suffering from long-term COVID-19 vaccine adverse events globally. Their mission is to bring healing to the moms, dads, friends, and loved ones who are facing life-altering side effects from their COVID-19 vaccine. They build bridges between patients and research institutions in order to develop a better understanding of vaccine complications.\nSpike Protein Detox - Peter McCullough\u0026rsquo;s Spike protein Detox protocol. Peter\u0026rsquo;s company also sells a specific Detox Support Formula.\nZelenko Protocol - Dr. Vladimir Zelenko was one of the first doctors to push back on mainstream Covid dogma. While Zelenko has since passed his protocol and supplements are still useful for fighting Covid ^2^\n"},{"id":4,"href":"/deathathletes/","title":"Death Athletes","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;We always knew it was going to happen, it was according to our plan. For our kind, this is nothing.\u0026rdquo; - Cody Wilson\nDeath Athletes refers to a concept going back to Ancient Greece and popularized by 3d Gun Printing Activist Cody Wilson called \u0026ldquo;The Death Athletic\u0026rdquo;. Cody gave a speech at Guns and Bitcoin 2022 talking about the beauty of death given in service to ones beliefs. While not always literal this is often metaphorical, Cody talks about the public death and having been killed in the public as a metaphor. The Death Athletic specifically refers to someone who engaged in practice to promote freedom and was persecuted for doing so. While many people have been prosecuted unfairly, there is a difference between general victims and those who specifically took the risk of fighting the state and lost.\nCheck out the speech here!\nDeath Athletes # Roger Ver - Roger Ver is a freedom activist who was one of the first investors in Bitcoin. Roger has worked as a liberty and Bitcoin activist for over a decade and has made major financial contributions and investments to projects like, DefCad, ShapeShift, FEE, Ross Ulbricht\u0026rsquo;s Legal Defense, Wikileaks, Kraken and many many more. In April 2024 Roger was arrested and detained in Spain on the request of the US government for alleged tax evasion claims in regarding to his exit tax in 2014. Roger is currently looking at a potential 100 year prison sentence for numerous ridiculous legal charges. Roger has been trapped in Spain since April 2024.\nRoss Ulbricht - Ross Ulbricht is the alleged founder and operator of the Silk Road website. The Silk Road offered consumers a safe and trusted way to purchase drugs and other contraband items. Ross was arrested and imprisoned in 2013. He was sentenced to two life sentences plus 40 years and millions of dollars in fines in a corrupt trial. Ross is scheduled to be released as Donald Trump promised to commute his sentence on Day one of his presidency.\nJulian Assange - Julian Assange is one of the greatest journalists of all time. Julian founded Wikileaks in 2006 and has exposed mass public corruption across the world regarding governments and corporations. Julian was forced into home arrest and then asylum for close to a decade based off ridiculous sex charges that were eventually dropped. In 2019 Julian was pulled out of his Asylum and pull into solitary confinement in BellMarsh prison until June 2024. Julian signed a plea deal and was released.\nEdward Snowden - Edward Snowden is a NSA Whistleblower who exposed massive NSA Corruption in 2013, mostly in regards to illegal mass surveillance on citizens. Snowden has been trapped in Russia ever since.\nSamurai Wallet Devs - In May 2024 Samurai Wallets Domain was seized and the two devs known publicly as TDev and Samurai were arrested and charged with money laundering due to the Bitcoin coinjoin functions built into the website.\nTornado Cash Devs - Tornado Cash is a decentralized coinjoin provider for the Ethereum Crypto Currency. In 2022 Tornado Cash was added to the OFACT List and the Devs Roman Storm and Alex Pertsev where charged with Money Laundering.\nAaron Swartz - Internet pioneer and free speech advocate. Creator of the Guerilla Access Open Manifest as well as several other open source technologies, Aaron Swartz tragically killed himself in 2013 thanks to overzealous prosecutors from the DOJ that were threatening Aaron with decades in prison for attempted publishing of copyrighted documents, despite the fact that the document had never been published and the owner of those copyrights Jstore, had actually dropped the charges.\nIan Freemen - Freeman, known for advocating freedom and financial privacy through bitcoin, found himself targeted by federal prosecutors. Initially facing charges including bank fraud and wire fraud, these allegations were eventually dropped due to lack of evidence. The core of the case revolved around money laundering and conspiracy charges. Ultimately, Freeman received a severe sentence of eight years in prison, a $40,000 fine, and forfeiture of $5 million in assets, despite not being convicted of the fraud charges prosecutors initially highlighted.\nCody Wilson - The creator of the Death Athletic concept as well as the founder of Defcad.com and first person to create a 3d printed Gun. Cody has been at the forefront of fighting for 2nd amendment and 1st amendment as they pertain to code and digital rights for over a decade. Cody has been involved in many lawsuits with the federal government as a result and suffered charges for sex crimes in 2018. He is currently free and working for Defcad.\nJay Stark - The anonymous creator of the FGC-9, which stands for \u0026ldquo;Fuck Gun Control.\u0026rdquo; The FGC was the first project to enable the creation of a fully 3d printed gun that did not require any actual gun parts, instead it uses items that can be purchased from conventional stores all over the world. Jay Stark was arrested in April 2021 on suspicions of owning illegal weapons, however none of these weapons were found and he was not taken into custody. Two days later he was found dead sitting in his car in front of his parents house. While the offical cause of death ruled out \u0026ldquo;foul play\u0026rdquo; it is difficult for most to believe that this was simply a coincidence.\n"},{"id":5,"href":"/defense/","title":"Defense","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles.\u0026rdquo; - Jeff Cooper\nWhen any government deprives a citizen of his freedom or property, the individual must take action to publicise his grievances. To this end, I hope to illustrate in the following pages, the futility of gun control, and that no amount of arbitrary legislation can ever prevent those wanting firearms from owning them. The individual who has the ability to construct his own homemade gun can never be permanently disarmed by any level of gun control legislation. - Philip Luty\nDIY Firearms # The 3D Printer has significantly advanced the ease of manufacturing reliable weapons absent the eye of the watchful state. Of course, it is not the only manufacturing tool available, but you will find it the most expedient.\nGetting Started # The following guides provide a basic introduction to 3D printed firearms. If your budget is limited, Creality printers may be the only option. But they are unreliable, and you may spend more time troubleshooting issues than printing. We recommend Prusa for their reliability and unwavering commitment to open source. Bambu Lab printers have recently gained in popularity for their speed, reliability, and multi-material options. However, they have a history of patenting established open source designs, and even more importantly, severely compromise your privacy. More information here. On this principle, we recommend against giving them your money.\nAs you evaluate printers and cad software, keep privacy at the top of your mind. While this practice may currently be legal in your jurisdiction, the state may kidnap and jail you anyway.\nHoffman Tactical The CTRL+PEW Getting Started Guide Ammunition # Fenix Ammunition - Manufactured in the USA by liberty obsessed individuals, and accept Bitcoin for payment. Books # Expedient Homemade Firearms by Philip Luty Expedient Recoilless Launcher: Panzerfaust by Jonathan Wild Communities # Deterrence Dispensed Rocket Chat - Large public group chat for all things 3d printed firearms. FOSSCAD Subreddit - a subreddit focused on 3d printed firearms of all types. However, censorship on reddit continues to grow, and we encourage migration to censorship resistant communities. Files # Most firearm designs are uploaded by individual creators to Odysee. DEFCAD is another source, but requires a paid membership. Most files available on DEFCAD are already available for free on Odysee.\n3D Gun Builder - A comprehensive directory of designs with direct links to Odysee pages. DEFCAD - Many files here are out of date and hosted without the permission of the original developers. GunCad Developer Index - A list of guncad developer Odysee pages. Legal Advocacy Groups # Organizations fighting within the legal system to expand gun rights.\nDefense Distributed Firearm Policy Coalition Rocky Mountain Gun Owners Second Amendment Foundation Merchants # Places to find parts, part kits, tools, ammo, and more..\nParts # Aves Engineering - Glock rails and MAC11 components. Every Gun Part - Exhaustive collection of parts kits (everything but the receiver) and more. Ghost Guns - More parts kits. JSD Supply - Pistol components and more. MAF Arms - Build kits for printed receiver designs. Replicator USA - 3d printed suppressors. Riptide Rails - Glock rails, magazine springs, and other printed firearms components. Newsletters \u0026amp; Podcasts # En Bloc Press - Paid newsletter and podcast focused on the 3d printed firearm space and adjacent politics. Open Source Defense - Weekly newsletter focused on expanding gun rights with \u0026ldquo;0% culture war\u0026rdquo;. Out of Battery Live - Live podcast focused on interviewing guncad developers and builders. Propaganda # Documentaries, talks, and other media.\nDeath Athletic Documentary The New Radical Plastic Defense: Secret 3D Printed Guns in Europe The Plastic Power: A Speech The Unshackled Englishman Resources # GatGPT - A deneutered version of ChatGPT focused on firearms. Shootingbot - Monitors price and availability of ammunition and reloading components. Training # Ok, you can build a firearm in your garage. Now learn how to use it. Before you start LARPING, consider what type of training is most useful. Read this.\nGamut Resolutions - Tactical pistol and carbine classes. Based in Florida but courses are taught in many locations across the US. Guns For Everyone - Free concealed carry classes based out of Colorado. Long Range Shooters of Utah - Multiday courses in shooting up to and beyond 1000 yards in Price, UT. MantisX - MantisX is a gun training system that takes a data-driven approach to helping you achieve shooting mastery with no ammo required. Unlike some dry fire trainers, MANTISX works while attached to ANY firearm (pistol, rifle, or shotgun). By analyzing every shot and generating actionable data, MANTISX helps you improve your accuracy quickly. Solutionary University - Beginner firearm and defense training. Run by Liberty Activist Maj Toure, who has been travelling across the US providing firearms training, particularly in black neighborhoods. Thunder Ranch - Multiday courses in pistol, rifle, and shotgun, founded by Clint Smith and based in Oregon. "},{"id":6,"href":"/education/","title":"Education","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Education and Training # \u0026ldquo;Government schooling is the most radical adventure in history. It kills the family by monopolizing the best times of childhood and by teaching disrespect for home and parents.\u0026rdquo; - John Taylor Gatto\nModern schooling has been terrible for years. Following the covid insanity and the addition of woke politics the schools are proving less and less value by the day. But education can be done through a vareity of methods. In the modern age their are many better ways to educate yourself and your children than traditional school.\nAlternative Schools # Options for schools that are close to the traditional model, but do something different.\nMontessori Schools - Montessori classrooms are ideal workplaces, where children are engaged, energetic, exploring, social, and most of all, learning to take ownership of their own education. They’re also unified communities in which each child understands the responsibility of being an individual student in the class while supporting the learning of others.\nWestern Governors University - While still suffering from some of the issues of traditional education, WGU provides a solid alternative for anyone who still wants to pursue traditional college degrees. Offering Bachelors and Masters programs in IT, Business, Nursing, Finance and Education. WGU is a completely online school, with relatively cheap degree programs that are performance based, meaning you can take the classes at your own pace and are not required to attend classes you dont need.\nAlternatives to School # Liberty Classroom - A wide range of courses. Mostly focused on history but offers other courses on econimics and logics. All courses are taught from a liberty perspective. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. Mises Econ Grad Progam - Economics Grad program that teaches free market Austrian Economics from one of the most prominent liberty focused think tanks. Praxis - Praxis is an intense personal and professional development program for young adults who want to work hard, build skills, learn how to create value, and develop a positive vision of the future for their lives and careers. Praxis is a college alternative that offers a 1 year practical devopment plan that ends up teaching you real world practical skills and connecting you with an intership at the end of your program. School of Life - A course to help you enhance whatever you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Provides biweekly webinars from the best liberty minds to bring your practile and actionable advice for your business, non Profit, cause or whatever else you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. TenToad - A program that helps families transition to a school-free life with a solid foundation of knowledge and the tools to get started with confidence. Embrace living and learning without school. ThinkExodus - Exodus Institute aims to provide families with a quality alternative to public schools, and support homeschool families with enrichment courses that foster critical thinking, academic skills, and counter the left-wing indoctrination found in education, culture, and the media. Unschoolers.org - Unschooling and peaceful parenting educational organization. Unschooling is an alternative to traditional schooling and even home schooling that works to encourage and focus and direct children\u0026rsquo;s natural curiosity. Unschooling Resources with Dayna Martin - Dayna Martin has been living and breathing Unschooling for 2 decades, while also working to educate many others on these principles. You can find many of the best unschooling resources here. Homeschool Resources # Acellusacademy - Acellus Academy is a K-12 online private school located in Kansas City, Missouri as a 501c3. Acellus Academy provides instruction online through distance education via the Acellus Learning System. Acellus, a program of the International Academy of Science, is an online learning system that has been used to provide primary instruction to millions of students in thousands of schools throughout the United States.\nHome School Legal Defense Association - With over 100,000 member families, Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) is the nation’s largest, most trusted homeschool advocacy organization.\nPower Home School - Power Homeschool is the official provider of online Acellus® courses for parents independently homeschooling their children without teacher support. Power is a not an accredited curriculum.\nRon Paul Curriculum - A liberty focused home school curriculum for all grades based on the ideas of former congressman Ron Paul. The curriculum was largely designed by Liberty Classroom founder, Tom Woods.\nTuttle Twins Academy - From the authors of some of the best selling Liberty Kids books, comes the academy for home learning. Catered for kids TTA offers courses in Finances, Logic \u0026amp; Critical Thinking, Entrepreneurship, and many more to come.\n"},{"id":7,"href":"/frontends/","title":"Front Ends","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy. The savage’s whole existence is public, ruled by the laws of his tribe. Civilization is the process of setting man free from men.\u0026rdquo; - Ayn Rand\nPrivacy Front ends are interfaces that interact with well known services that dont respect your privacy. Apps like Youtube or Facebook can be accessed via privacy respecting generally open source apps.\nApple AirPlay # air-pi-play - Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Airplay server using RPiPlay to enable screen mirroring on tvs, monitors and projectors. RPiPlay - An open-source AirPlay mirroring server for the Raspberry Pi. Supports iOS 9 and up. Apple Music # Cider - Cross-platform Apple Music experience based on Electron and Vue.js written from scratch with performance in mind Discord # gtkcord4 - A lightweight Discord client written in Golang which uses GTK3 for the user interface Facebook # SlimSocial - Android, alternative front-end for Facebook, built with Java Frost - An extensive and functional open source third party app for Facebook (Android app) Facebook Messenger # Caprine - Unofficial and privacy-focused Facebook Messenger app with many useful features fb-messenger-cli - Use your Facebook account to chat with your friends sneakily in the command line, it\u0026rsquo;s as easy as logging in, choosing a convo and chatting away Google Search # LibreX - Privacy-respecting free meta-search engine (free as in freedom). Small and simple meta-search engine, fetches and anonymizes results from Google only, has API support, allows redirects to Invidious/Bibliogram/Nitter/Libreddit.\nSearXNG - SearXNG is a free internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from various search services and databases. Users are neither tracked nor profiled (SearXNG is a fork of Searx).\nSearx - Searx is a free privacy-respecting internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from more than 70 search services. Users are neither tracked nor profiled. Additionally, Searx can be used over Tor for online anonymity.\nWhoogle Search - A self-hosted, ad-free, privacy-respecting metasearch engine for Google.\nGoogle Translate # Crow Translate - Simple and lightweight cross-platform translator that allows translation using LibreTranslate, Lingva, Google, Bing, and Yandex, as well as text-to-speech using Google.\nDeepL Android - Unofficial Android client for DeepL.\nInstaLate - Distraction-free translation for Android, to be used directly from within any app. Supports Beolingus, DeepL, Dict.cc, GNU CIDE, Heinzelnisse, LibreTranslate, Linguee, WikDict, and Wiktionary.\nLingva Translate - Alternative front-end for Google Translate, serving as a free and open-source translator with over a hundred languages available.\nSimplyTranslate - Provide fast and private translations to the user without wasting much overhead for extensive styling or JavaScript. Supports Google Translate, DeepL, ICIBA, and LibreTranslate.\nSimplyTranslate Mobile - Unofficial Android client of SimplyTranslate.\nHacker News # Hackers - A native iOS app for Hacker News.\nHackerweb - A simply readable Hacker News web app.\nHckrnws - A custom front-end for a better reading experience of HackerNews.\nHN-search - Algolia Hacker News search.\nHNTopLinks - Top Links on Hacker News.\nImgur # Imgin - Minimal Imgur front end Imgrs - Imgrs is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. It\u0026rsquo;s a Rust rewrite of a previous Imgur proxy project, Omgur. Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/imgrs Omgur - Omgur is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. Inspired by the Invidious, Nitter, and Teddit projects. No JavaScript or ads All requests go through the Omgur backend, client never talks to Imgur Prevents Imgur from tracking your IP or JavaScript fingerprint Lightweight Self-hostable Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/omgur Rimgo - Self-hosted frontend for Imgur written in Go. Website: https://i.bcow.xyz/ Rimgu - Self-hosted alternative frontend/ proxy for Imgur Instagram # Bibliogram - Bibliogram is an alternative front-end for Instagram. Public instances: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/bibliogram-docs/tree/master/docs/Instances.md Mastodon # Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Hyperspace - cross-platform Mastodon client for the fediverse written in TypeScript and React Pinafore - Alternative web client for Mastodon, focused on speed and simplicity Sengi - cross-platform multi-account Mastodon \u0026amp; Pleroma desktop client TheDesk - cross-platform Mastodon \u0026amp; Misskey desktop client Tootle - simple GTK-based Linux Mastodon client Tusky - lightweight Android Mastodon client Medium # Scribe - Alternative front-end to Medium.com Other services # ArchiveBox - Open source self-hosted web archiving. Takes URLs/browser history/bookmarks/Pocket/Pinboard/etc., saves HTML, JS, PDFs, media, and more etherpad-lite - Collaborative rich text editor. A modern really-real-time collaborative document editor Gitea - Lightweight git server. Git with a cup of tea, painless self-hosted git service Hedgedoc - Collaborative markdown editor. A platform to write and share markdown Librarian - Alternative frontend for LBRY / Odysee.com MediathekViewWeb - Video content of German public-service television broadcasters (e.g. ARD, ZDF) Official instance: mediathekviewweb.de NoPaste - NoPaste is an open-source website similar to Pastebin where you can store any piece of code, and generate links for easy sharing PrivateBin - Zero knowledge encrypted paste-bin. A minimalist, open source online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data. Data is encrypted/decrypted in the browser using 256 bits AES Snapdrop - Similar to Apple\u0026rsquo;s Airdrop but in your browser. A Progressive Web App for local file sharing Vaultwarden - Password manager. Unofficial Bitwarden compatible server written in Rust, formerly known as bitwarden_rs Wikiless - A free open source alternative Wikipedia front-end focused on privacy Reddit # Due to recent changes with the Reddit API Policy you may have mixed success with these. These are kept here in the event that this changes, but otherwise these are mostly dead projects\nDawn - Open-source Reddit app Available on F-Droid Forked from Dank: https://github.com/saket/Dank Eddrit - Alternative front-end for Reddit, inspired by Nitter, built with Python \u0026amp; Starlette. Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Infinity - Reddit client for Android Available on F-Droid junipf/reddit-frontend - A reddit front-end written in React Official instance: https://jpf-reddit.netlify.app kddit - uWSGI frontend for Reddit.com written in Python Official instance: https://kddit.kalli.st Libreddit - Alternative front-end for Reddit. Themed around Reddit\u0026rsquo;s new design - Lightweight, no JavaScript, no ads, no tracking. Official instance: libredd.it Public instances: https://github.com/spikecodes/libreddit#instances RedditClient - Alternative front-end for Reddit, built with Angular Roffline - A self-hosted offline Reddit server. It allows you to browse Reddit posts (including any media in the post) while offline. It is targeted at people that have intermittent internet Snew - Open-source client for Reddit forked from the Reddit source code. Slide - Open source, ad free Reddit browser for Android Available on F-Droid Stealth - Account-free, privacy-oriented, and feature-rich Reddit client. Available on F-Droid Teddit - Alternative Reddit front-end focused on privacy - Lightweight, no ads, no JavaScript, unofficial API. Official instance: https://teddit.net Public instances: https://github.com/teddit-net/teddit#instances Github mirror repository Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Teddit Top of Reddit - Top Reddit posts every day. Troddit: A web client for Reddit Official instance: https://www.troddit.com Updoot - Android, alternative front-end for Reddit. Xeddit - A Xamarin.Forms app for Reddit. Official instance: xeddit.com Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Xeddit Redirection # Farside - Farside provides links that automatically redirect to working instances of privacy-oriented alternative frontends, such as Nitter, Libreddit, etc. This allows for users to have more reliable access to the available public instances for a particular service, while also helping to distribute traffic more evenly across all instances and avoid performance bottlenecks and rate-limiting. LibRedirect - App that redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends. If you click on a link of a Youtube like it will redirect to you to Newpipe, Twitter to nitter, Wikipedia to Wikiless etc. Privacy Redirect - A simple web extension that redirects Twitter, YouTube, Instagram \u0026amp; Google Maps requests to privacy friendly alternatives Firefox Add-On: Privacy Redirect Chrome Extension: Privacy Redirect UntrackMe - UntrackMe transforms Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Reddit and Medium and Wikipedia links to links of open source, privacy friendly front-ends. Converts Google Maps links to OpenStreetMap links. Removes tracking parameters from any url. Then delegates the action to other apps that are capable of handling them. (Android app) Watch on Odysee - Browser add on that redirects you from YouTube to odysee a decentralized Youtube alternative libredirect - A web extension that redirects popular sites to alternative privacy-friendly frontends and backends. Actively maintained fork of Privacy Redirect that supports Youtube, Youtube Music, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, Imgur, Reddit, Searx, Google Translate, Google Maps, Wikipedia, and Medium Reuters # Neuters - An alternative front-end to Reuters.com. It is intended to be lightweight and fast, and was heavily inspired by Nitter Official instance: https://boxcat.site Shazam # SongRec - Open-source Shazam client for Linux, written in Rust. Spotify # Downtify - Open source Spotify ripper. Kotify - Requires Spotify Account - Multiplatform desktop client for Spotify focused on library organization for power users. Relies on official Spotify client for playback Librespot - Requires Spotify Premium Account - librespot is an open source client library for Spotify. It enables applications to use Spotify\u0026rsquo;s service to control and play music via various backends, and to act as a Spotify Connect receiver. It is an alternative to the official and now deprecated closed-source libspotify. Additionally, it will provide extra features which are not available in the official library Oggify - Download Spotify tracks to Ogg Vorbis (with a Spotify premium account), based on librespot psst - Fast and multi-platform Spotify client with native GUI Spot: Gtk/Rust native Spotify client for the GNOME desktop. Only works with premium accounts Spotiqueue - Minimalistic queue-oriented macOS-native client for Spotify, with Guile Scheme scriptability Spotiflyer - Download free content from Youtube, Spotify, Sound Cloud and more Spotube: A lightweight and free Spotify crossplatform-client which handles playback manually, streams music using Youtube \u0026amp; no Spotify premium account is needed SpotX: Modified Spotify Client for Windows (Windows Only) - Blocking ads and updates for the desktop version of Spotify, disabling podcasts and more Telegram # Telegram-FOSS - Unofficial, FOSS-friendly fork of the original Telegram client for Android. TikTok # ProxiTok - Open source alternative frontend for TikTok made with PHP. Official instance: https://proxitok.herokuapp.com Twitch # ElectronPlayer - Electron Based Web Video Services Player. Supports Netflix, Youtube, Twitch, Floatplane, Hulu and more streamlink-twitch-gui - Multi platform Twitch.tv browser for Streamlink Twire: Alternative and open source Twitch client for Android Xtra - Twitch player and browser for Android Twitter/X # Due to recent changes with the Twitter API Policy you may have mixed success with these.\nFritter - A free, open-source Twitter client for Android. Harpy - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Flutter/Dart. Nitter - Alternative Twitter front-end - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Official instance: nitter.net Public instances: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances Example: Troy Hunt on Twitter and Nitter Shitter - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Java. Tweet-app - Desktop Twitter client only for tweeting. Timeline never shows up. Tweeterr - A tool to use Twitter from the command line on the fly. Tweepy - Twitter for Python Twidere X - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built mostly with Kotlin, in early stage. YouTube # Alltube - Web GUI for youtube-dl AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. BlackHole - Android music player app for YouTube Music and Spotify made with Flutter CloudTube - Alternative front-end for Invidious Official instance: https://tube.cadence.moe Installation guide for self-hosting: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/tube-docs/tree/main/item/docs/cloudtube/Installing%20CloudTube.md FreeTube - Open source YouTube desktop player for privacy on Windows, Mac and Linux Invidious - Invidious is an alternative front-end to YouTube - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Home page: https://invidious.io Invidious instances (Github): https://github.com/iv-org/documentation/blob/master/Invidious-Instances.md Invidious instances API: https://api.invidious.io Installation guide for self-hosting: https://docs.invidious.io/Installation.md Invidious-viewer - Python application to watch YouTube videos through the Invidious API, in the terminal (requires MPV player and libmpv.so, provided by Linux distro) Invuedious - An alternative frontend for invidious built with vue.js Official instance: https://bocchilorenzo.github.io/invuedious/ LibreTube - Android frontend for YouTube, based on Piped minitube - Lightweight youtube client with a kid-friendly interface. Can make playlists from search keywords mps-youtube - Terminal based YouTube player and downloader. NewPipe - A libre lightweight streaming front-end for Android oleksis/youtube-dl-gui - Cross-platform front-end GUI of the popular youtube-dl written in wxPython OpenVideoDownloader aka jely2002/youtube-dl-gui - A cross-platform GUI for youtube-dl made in Electron and node.js Piped - An alternative privacy-friendly YouTube frontend which is efficient by design - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking Official instance: https://piped.kavin.rocks List of public instances: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped/wiki/Instances Installation guide for self-hosting: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Documentation/blob/main/content/docs/self-hosting/index.md pipe-viewer - A lightweight application (fork of straw-viewer) for searching and playing videos from YouTube. Plumber - Local and remote video trimmer, can trim parts of video without downloading whole video, utilizes youtube-dl, allows conversion to GIFs smtube - Stand-alone YouTube video player Website: https://www.smtube.org SMTube is part of SMPlayer SMPlayer website: https://www.smplayer.info SMPlayer repository: https://github.com/smplayer-dev/smplayer SmartTubeNext - SmartTubeNext is an advanced YouTube app for Android TVs and TV boxes, free and open source. It is not a live TV client and does not support \u0026ldquo;YouTube TV\u0026rdquo;. SkyTube - An open-source YouTube app for Android. Tartube - A GUI front-end for youtube-dl, partly based on youtube-dl-gui and written in Python 3 / Gtk 3 th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). TubeArchivist - A self hosted YouTube media server. TubeSync - TubeSync is a PVR (personal video recorder) for YouTube. It syncs YouTube channels and playlists to a locally hosted media server. ViewTube - An alternative front-end for YouTube, written in Vue.js, uses Plyr video player; supports SponsorBlock, multiple Invidious instances support, chapters Vividl - Modern Windows GUI for youtube-dl Youtube-dl - Command-line program to download videos from YouTube.com and other video sites Youtube-viewer - Lightweight YouTube client for Linux YouTube.js - Full-featured wrapper around the Innertube API, which is what YouTube itself uses uYouPlus - uYouPlus (uYou+) is an alternative YouTube app for Apple\u0026rsquo;s iOS and iPadOS. yattee - Alternative YouTube frontend for iOS, tvOS and macOS built with Invidious and Piped, supports sponsorblock yt-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously without forcing javascript (Fork of youtube-local) yt-dlp - A youtube-dl fork with additional features and fixes. ytcc - Command line tool to keep track of your favorite playlists on YouTube and many other places. Can import youtube subscriptions from Google Takeout and provide them as an RSS feed for your favorite reader. ytfzf - A POSIX script that helps you find Youtube videos (without API) and opens/downloads them using mpv/youtube-dl. ytmdl - A simple app to get songs from YouTube in mp3 format with artist name, album name etc from sources like iTunes, LastFM, Deezer, Gaana etc. ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. ytdl-gui - A simple-to-use, cross-platform graphical interface for youtube-dl youtube-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously and with greater page performance ytcast - Cast YouTube videos to your smart TV from the command line. This program does roughly the same thing as the \u0026ldquo;Play on TV\u0026rdquo; button that appears on the player bar when you visit youtube.com with Chrome or when you use the YouTube smartphone app YouTube Music # AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. "},{"id":8,"href":"/hacking/","title":"Hacking","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The truth is revealed by removing things that stand in its light, an art not unlike sculpture, in which the artist creates, not by building, but by hacking away.\u0026rdquo; - Alan Watts\nWelcome to the Hacking section of Liberty tools! Hacking should be used to increase your knowledge and harden your defenses. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAnonymity # BinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\nI2P - The Invisible Internet Project.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nNipe - Script to redirect all traffic from the machine to the Tor network.\nOnionScan - One of the Hacking Tools for investigating the Dark Web by finding operational security issues introduced by Tor hidden service operators.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nTor - Free software and onion routed overlay network that helps you defend against traffic analysis.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nBug Bounty Platforms # Bugcrowd List - List of many companies that provide bug bounties. CTF(Capture the flag) # Ctf-tools - Collection of setup scripts to install various security research tools easily and quickly deployable to new machines.\nPwntools - Rapid exploit development framework built for use in CTFs.\nRsaCtfTool - Decrypt data enciphered using weak RSA keys, and recover private keys from public keys using a variety of automated attacks.\nDDoS # HOIC - Updated version of Low Orbit Ion Cannon, has ‘boosters’ to get around common counter measures.\nJS LOIC - JavaScript in-browser version of LOIC.\nLOIC - Open source network stress tool for Windows.\nSlowLoris - DoS tool that uses low bandwidth on the attacking side.\nT50 - Faster network stress tool.\nUFONet - Abuses OSI layer 7 HTTP to create/manage ‘zombies’ and to conduct different attacks using; GET/POST, multithreading, proxies, origin spoofing methods, cache evasion techniques, etc.\nDefense Evasion # AntiVirus Evasion Tool (AVET) - Post-process exploits containing executable files targeted for Windows machines to avoid being recognized by antivirus software.\nHyperion - Runtime encryptor for 32-bit portable executables (“PE .exes”).\nPeCloak.py - Automates the process of hiding a malicious Windows executable from antivirus (AV) detection.\nPeCloakCapstone - Multi-platform fork of the peCloak.py automated malware antivirus evasion tool.\nUniByAv - Simple obfuscator that takes raw shellcode and generates Anti-Virus friendly executables by using a brute-forcable, 32-bit XOR key.\nVeil - Generate metasploit payloads that bypass common anti-virus solutions.\nDefcon Suggested Reading # Defcon Suggested Reading Email Spoofing # SpoofBox - Offers email, SMS, Phone spoofing and lots of other tools. Not a free service. Can also be used to look up phone numbers. Exploit Development # Exploit Writing Tutorials - Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nShellcode Examples - Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial - Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nFile Format Analysis # Hachoir - Python library to view and edit a binary stream as tree of fields and tools for metadata extraction.\nKaitai Struct - File formats and network protocols dissection language and web IDE, generating parsers in C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby.\nVeles - Binary data visualization and analysis tool.\nForensics # Autopsy - Full suite of open source forensics tools.\nCAINE - CAINE is Linux Live CD that contains a wealth of digital forensic tools. Features include a user-friendly GUI, semi-automated report creation and tools for Mobile Forensics, Network Forensics, Data Recovery and more.\nFTK Imager - Open Source Disk imaging tool.\nPaladin Forensic Suite - Live Ubuntu distro with lots of tools. Open source with free and paid versions.\nSIFT Workstation - The SIFT Workstation is a collection of free and open-source incident response and forensic tools designed to perform detailed digital forensic examinations in a variety of settings, all built inside an Ubuntu VM.\nSMART - Open source sampling of many proprietary forensics tools.\nGNU/Linux Utilities # Linux Exploit Suggester - Heuristic reporting on potentially viable exploits for a given GNU/Linux system. Hacking Focused OSINT # AQUATONE - Subdomain discovery tool utilizing various open sources producing a report that can be used as input to other tools.\nBinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\nDataSploit - OSINT visualizer utilizing Shodan, Censys, Clearbit, EmailHunter, FullContact, and Zoomeye behind the scenes.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\ngithub-dorks - CLI tool to scan Github repos/organizations for potential sensitive information leak.\nIntrigue - Automated OSINT \u0026amp; Attack Surface discovery framework with powerful API, UI and CLI.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nShodan - World’s first search engine for Internet-connected devices.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSn1per - One of the Hacking Tools for Automated Pentest Recon Scanner.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\nThreat Crowd - Search engine for threats.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nvcsmap - Plugin-based tool to scan public version control systems for sensitive information.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nHacking Conventions # 44Con - Annual Security Conference held in London.\nAppSecUSA - Annual conference organized by OWASP.\nBalCCon - Balkan Computer Congress, annually held in Novi Sad, Serbia.\nBlack Hat - Annual security conference in Las Vegas.\nBruCON - Annual security conference in Belgium.\nCarolinaCon - Infosec conference, held annually in North Carolina.\nCCC - Annual meeting of the international hacker scene in Germany.\nCHCon - Christchurch Hacker Con, Only South Island of New Zealand hacker con.\nDeepSec - Security Conference in Vienna, Austria.\nDefCamp - Largest Security Conference in Eastern Europe, held annually in Bucharest, Romania.\nDEF CON - Annual hacker convention in Las Vegas. Known for having a left wing bias.\nEkoparty - Largest Security Conference in Latin America, held annually in Buenos Aires, Argentina.\nFSec - FSec - Croatian Information Security Gathering in Varaždin, Croatia.\nHack3rCon - Annual US hacker conference.\nHack.lu - Annual conference held in Luxembourg.\nHackfest - Largest hacking conference in Canada.\nHITB - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nHacking In The Box - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nInfosecurity Europe - Europe’s number one information security event, held in London, UK.\nLayerOne - Annual US security conference held every spring in Los Angeles.\nNullcon - Annual conference in Delhi and Goa, India.\nPhreakNIC - Technology conference held annually in middle Tennessee.\nRSA Conference USA - Annual security conference in San Francisco, California, USA.\nShmooCon - Annual US East coast hacker convention.\nSkyDogCon - Technology conference in Nashville.\nSummerCon - One of the oldest hacker conventions, held during Summer.\nSwiss Cyber Storm - Annual security conference in Lucerne, Switzerland.\nThotCon - Annual US hacker conference held in Chicago.\nTroopers - Annual international IT Security event with workshops held in Heidelberg, Germany.\nVirus Bulletin Conference - Annual conference going to be held in Denver, USA for 2016.\nHash Cracking # BruteForce Wallet - Find the password of an encrypted wallet file (i.e. wallet.dat).\nCeWL - Generates custom wordlists by spidering a target’s website and collecting unique words.\nHashcat - Another One of the Hacking Tools The more fast hash cracker.\nJohn the Ripper - One of the best Hacking Tools for Fast password cracker.\nJWT Cracker - Simple HS256 JWT token brute force cracker.\nRar Crack - RAR bruteforce cracker.\nHex Editors # 0xED – Native macOS hex editor that supports plug-ins to display custom data types.\nFrhed – Binary file editor for Windows.\nHexEdit.js – Browser-based hex editing.\nHexinator – World’s finest (proprietary, commercial) Hex Editor.\nInformation Security Magazines # 2600: The Hacker Quarterly – American publication about technology and computer “underground.”\nPhrack Magazine – By far the longest running hacker zine.\nUnredacted Magazine - The official magazine from Michael Bazzell author of Extreme Privacy.\nLock Picking Resources # Awesome Lockpicking – Awesome guides, tools, and other resources about the security and compromise of locks, safes, and keys.\nBosnianbill – More lockpicking videos.\nSchuyler Towne channel – Lockpicking videos and security talks.\n/r/lockpicking – Resources for learning lockpicking, equipment recommendations.\nmacOS Utilities # Bella – Pure Python post-exploitation data mining and remote administration tool for macOS. Multi-paradigm Frameworks # Armitage – Java-based GUI front-end for the Metasploit Framework.\nExploitPack – Graphical tool for automating penetration tests that ships with many pre-packaged exploits.\nFaraday – Multiuser integrated pentesting environment for red teams performing cooperative penetration tests, security audits, and risk assessments.\nMetasploit – Post exploitation Hacking Tools for offensive security teams to help verify vulnerabilities and manage security assessments.\nPupy – Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android) remote administration and post-exploitation tool.\nNetwork Tools # BetterCAP – Modular, portable and easily extensible MITM framework.\nCloudFail – Unmask server IP addresses hidden behind Cloudflare by searching old database records and detecting misconfigured DNS.\nCrackMapExec – A swiss army knife for pentesting networks.\nDebookee – Simple and powerful network traffic analyzer for macOS.\nDET – Proof of concept to perform data exfiltration using either single or multiple channel(s) at the same time.\nDgcd – Simple Unix network utility to extend the accessibility of TCP/IP based network services beyond firewalls.\nDnsmap – One of the Hacking Tools for Passive DNS network mapper.\nDnsrecon – One of the Hacking Tools for DNS enumeration script.\nDnschef – Highly configurable DNS proxy for pentesters.\nDnsenum – Perl script that enumerates DNS information from a domain, attempts zone transfers, performs a brute force dictionary style attack, and then performs reverse look-ups on the results.\nDnstracer – Determines where a given DNS server gets its information from, and follows the chain of DNS servers.\nDNSDumpster – One of the Hacking Tools for Online DNS recon and search service.\nDshell – Network forensic analysis framework.\nDsniff – Collection of tools for network auditing and pentesting.\nDripcap – Caffeinated packet analyzer.\nEvilgrade – Modular framework to take advantage of poor upgrade implementations by injecting fake updates.\nEttercap – Comprehensive, mature suite for machine-in-the-middle attacks.\nImpacket – A collection of Python classes for working with network protocols.\nIntercepter-NG – Multifunctional network toolkit.\nMass Scan – Best Hacking Tools for TCP port scanner, spews SYN packets asynchronously, scanning entire Internet in under 5 minutes.\nMallory – HTTP/HTTPS proxy over SSH.\nMitmproxy – Interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy for penetration testers and software developers.\nMorpheus – Automated ettercap TCP/IP Hacking Tools.\nNetsniff-ng – Swiss army knife for network sniffing.\nNetwork-Tools.com – Website offering an interface to numerous basic network utilities like ping, traceroute, whois, and more.\nNmap – Free security scanner for network exploration \u0026amp; security audits.\nPassivedns – Network sniffer that logs all DNS server replies for use in a passive DNS setup.\nPassivedns-client – Library and query tool for querying several passive DNS providers.\nPig – One of the Hacking Tools for GNU/Linux packet crafting.\nPwnat – Punches holes in firewalls and NATs.\nPraeda – Automated multi-function printer data harvester for gathering usable data during security assessments.\nPrinter Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) – Tool for printer security testing capable of IP and USB connectivity, fuzzing, and exploitation of PostScript, PJL, and PCL printer language features.\nRoutersploit – Open source exploitation framework similar to Metasploit but dedicated to embedded devices.\nScanless – Utility for using websites to perform port scans on your behalf so as not to reveal your own IP.\nScapy – Python-based interactive packet manipulation program \u0026amp; library.\nSPARTA – Graphical interface offering scriptable, configurable access to existing network infrastructure scanning and enumeration tools.\nSSH MITM – Intercept SSH connections with a proxy; all plaintext passwords and sessions are logged to disk.\nTcpdump/libpcap – Common packet analyzer that runs under the command line.\nWireshark – Widely-used graphical, cross-platform network protocol analyzer.\nXRay – Network (sub)domain discovery and reconnaissance automation tool.\nZarp – Network attack tool centered around the exploitation of local networks.\nZmap – Open source network scanner that enables researchers to easily perform Internet-wide network studies.\nOperating Systems # Best Linux Penetration Testing Distributions @ CyberPunk – Description of main penetration testing distributions.\nCuckoo – Open source automated malware analysis system.\nComputer Aided Investigative Environment (CAINE) – Italian GNU/Linux live distribution created as a digital forensics project.\nCSILinux - CSI\u0026rsquo;s mission is to equip you with the most advanced tools in digital forensics, OSINT, and incident response.\nDigital Evidence \u0026amp; Forensics Toolkit (DEFT) – Live CD for forensic analysis runnable without tampering or corrupting connected devices where the boot process takes place.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nSecurity @ Distrowatch – Website dedicated to talking about, reviewing, and keeping up to date with open source operating systems.\nTails – Live OS aimed at preserving privacy and anonymity.\nPhysical Hacking Tools # Anof-cyber/APTRS - APTRS (Automated Penetration Testing Reporting System) is an automated reporting tool in Python and Django. The tool allows Penetration testers to create a report directly without using the Traditional Docx file. It also provides an approach to keeping track of the projects and vulnerabilities.\nCanarytokens.org - Canarytokens are a free, quick, painless way to help defenders discover they\u0026rsquo;ve been breached by having attackers announce themselves. These are digital honeypots you can configure on your own network.\nFlipperzero.one - Flipper Zero is a portable multi-tool for pentesters and geeks in a toy-like body. It loves hacking digital stuff, such as radio protocols, access control systems, hardware and more. It\u0026rsquo;s fully open-source and customizable, so you can extend it in whatever way you like. Check out more firmware options here\nHak5.org - Sells many hacking for wifi pentesting, hotplug attacks, implants, remote access field kits and more. Breakdown of multiple tools\nLAN Turtle – Covert “USB Ethernet Adapter” that provides remote access, network intelligence gathering, and MITM capabilities when installed in a local network.\nPoisontap – Siphons cookies, exposes internal (LAN-side) router and installs web backdoor on locked computers.\nUSB Rubber Ducky – Customizable keystroke injection attack platform masquerading as a USB thumbdrive.\nWiFi Pineapple – Wireless auditing and penetration testing platform.\nPenetration Testing Resources # Pentest Tools # Metasploit Unleashed - Free Offensive Security Metasploit course.\nMITRE’s Adversarial Tactics, Techniques \u0026amp; Common Knowledge (ATT\u0026amp;CK) – Curated knowledge base and model for cyber adversary behavior.\nOpen Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM) – Framework for providing test cases that result in verified facts on which to base decisions that impact an organization’s security.\nOpen Web Application Security Project (OWASP) – Worldwide not-for-profit charitable organization focused on improving the security of especially Web-based and Application-layer software.\nPenetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) – Documentation designed to provide a common language and scope for performing and reporting the results of a penetration test.\nPenetration Testing Framework (PTF) – Outline for performing penetration tests compiled as a general framework usable by vulnerability analysts and penetration testers alike.\nPENTEST-WIKI – Free online security knowledge library for pentesters and researchers.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nShellcode Examples – Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial – Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nXSS-Payloads – Ultimate resource for all things cross-site including payloads, tools, games and documentation.\nPenetration Testing Distributions # ArchStrike – Arch GNU/Linux repository for security professionals and enthusiasts.\nAttifyOS – GNU/Linux distribution focused on tools useful during Internet of Things (IoT) security assessments.\nBackBox – Ubuntu-based distribution for penetration tests and security assessments.\nBlackArch – Arch GNU/Linux-based distribution with best Hacking Tools for penetration testers and security researchers.\nFedora Security Lab – Provides a safe test environment to work on security auditing, forensics, system rescue and teaching security testing methodologies.\nKali – GNU/Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing Hacking Tools.\nNetwork Security Toolkit (NST) – Fedora-based bootable live operating system designed to provide easy access to best-of-breed open source network security applications.\nParrot – Distribution similar to Kali, with multiple architectures with 100 of Hacking Tools.\nPentoo – Security-focused live CD based on Gentoo.\nThe Pentesters Framework – Distro organized around the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES), providing a curated collection of utilities that eliminates often unused toolchains.\nDocker for Penetration Testing # docker pull kalilinux/kali-linux-docker docker pull owasp/zap2docker-stable docker pull wpscanteam/wpscan docker pull citizenstig/dvwa docker pull wpscanteam/vulnerablewordpress docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-6271 docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-0160 docker pull opendns/security-ninjas docker pull diogomonica/docker-bench-security docker pull ismisepaul/securityshepherd docker pull danmx/docker-owasp-webgoat docker-compose build \u0026amp;\u0026amp; docker-compose up docker pull citizenstig/nowasp docker pull bkimminich/juice-shop docker pull phocean/msf Penetration Testing Report Templates # Pentesting Report Template – lucideus.com template.\nPentesting Report Template – pcisecuritystandards.org template.\nPublic Pentesting Reports – Curated list of public penetration test reports released by several consulting firms and academic security groups.\nRansomware Recovery # Nomoreransom - Help detect what kind of ransomware encryption you’re affected by and free tools to unlock it, in many but not all cases. Reverse Engineering Tools # Binwalk – Fast, easy to use tool for analyzing, reverse engineering, and extracting firmware images.\nCapstone – Lightweight multi-platform, multi-architecture disassembly framework.\ndnSpy – One of the Hacking Tools to reverse engineer .NET assemblies.\nEvan’s Debugger – OllyDbg-like debugger for GNU/Linux.\nFrida – Dynamic instrumentation toolkit for developers, reverse-engineers, and security researchers.\nImmunity Debugger – Powerful way to write exploits and analyze malware.\nInteractive Disassembler (IDA Pro) – Proprietary multi-processor disassembler and debugger for Windows, GNU/Linux, or macOS; also has a free version, IDA Free.\nMedusa – Open source, cross-platform interactive disassembler.\nOllyDbg – x86 debugger for Windows binaries that emphasizes binary code analysis.\nPeda – Python Exploit Development Assistance for GDB.\nPlasma – Interactive disassembler for x86/ARM/MIPS. Generates indented pseudo-code with colored syntax code.\nPyREBox – Python scriptable Reverse Engineering sandbox by Cisco-Talos.\nRadare2 – Open source, crossplatform reverse engineering framework.\nrVMI – Debugger on steroids; inspect userspace processes, kernel drivers, and preboot environments in a single tool.\nVoltron – Extensible debugger UI toolkit written in Python.\nWDK/WinDbg – Windows Driver Kit and WinDbg.\nx64dbg – Open source x64/x32 debugger for windows.\nSecurity Courses # ARIZONA CYBER WARFARE RANGE – 24×7 live fire exercises for beginners through real world operations; capability for upward progression into the real world of cyber warfare.\nComputer Security Student – Many free tutorials, great for beginners, $10/mo membership unlocks all content.\nCTF Field Guide – Everything you need to win your next CTF competition.\nCybrary – Free courses in ethical hacking and advanced penetration testing. Advanced penetration testing courses are based on the book ‘Penetration Testing for Highly-Secured Environments’.\nEuropean Union Agency for Network and Information Security – ENISA Cyber Security Training material.\nOffensive Security Training – Training from BackTrack/Kali developers.\nOpen Security Training – Training material for computer security classes.\nSANS Security Training – Computer Security Training \u0026amp; Certification.\nSide-channel Tools # ChipWhisperer – Complete open-source toolchain for side-channel power analysis and glitching attacks. Social Engineering # Beelogger – Tool for generating keylooger.\nCatphish – Tool for phishing and corporate espionage written in Ruby.\nEvilginx – MITM attack framework used for phishing credentials and session cookies from any Web service.\nKing Phisher – One of the Hacking Tools for Phishing campaign toolkit used for creating and managing multiple simultaneous phishing attacks with custom email and server content.\nSocial Engineer Toolkit (SET) – Open source pentesting framework designed for social engineering featuring a number of custom attack vectors to make believable attacks quickly.\nSocial Engineering Framework – Information resource for social engineers.\nwifiphisher – Automated phishing attacks against WiFi networks.\nStatic Analyzers # Bandit – Security oriented static analyser for python code.\nBrakeman – Static analysis security vulnerability scanner for Ruby on Rails applications.\nCppcheck – Extensible C/C++ static analyzer focused on finding bugs.\nFindBugs – Free software static analyzer to look for bugs in Java code.\nSobelow – Security-focused static analysis for the Phoenix Framework.\nTransport Layer Security Tools # SSLyze – Fast and comprehensive TLS/SSL configuration analyzer to help identify security mis-configurations.\nTLS Prober – Fingerprint a server’s SSL/TLS implementation.\nTestssl.sh – Command line tool which checks a server’s service on any port for the support of TLS/SSL ciphers, protocols as well as some cryptographic flaws.\nTools, Lists, Tutorials etc. # AD Exploit guides - Detailed guide on methods to exploit Active Directory.\nAndroid Security – Collection of Android security-related resources.\nAppSec – Resources for learning about application security.\nAwesome Awesomness – The List of the Lists.\nC/C++ Programming – One of the main language for open source security tools.\nCTFs – Capture The Flag frameworks, libraries, etc.\nExploit Writing Tutorials – Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nForensics – Free (mostly open source) forensic analysis tools and resources.\nGB Hackers Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHackerone Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHacking – Tutorials, tools, and resources.\nHoneypots – Honeypots, tools, components, and more.\nInfoSec § Hacking challenges – Comprehensive directory of CTFs, wargames, hacking challenge websites, Penetration testing tools list practice lab exercises, and more.\nInfosec – Information security resources for pentesting, forensics, and more.\nJavaScript Programming – In-browser development and scripting.\nKali Linux Tools – List of Hacking tools present in Kali Linux.\nMalware Analysis – Tools and resources for analysts.\nNode.js Programming – Curated list of delightful Node.js packages and resources.\nPCAP Tools – Tools for processing network traffic.\nPenetration Testing Cheat Sheets – Awesome Pentest Cheat Sheets.\nPivoting and Tunneling Guide - Detailed guide on methods to exploit.\nPython Programming 1 – General Python programming.\nPython Programming 2 – General Python programming.\nPython tools for penetration testers – Lots of pentesting tools are written in Python.\nRuby Programming 1 – The de-facto language for writing exploits.\nRuby Programming 2 – The de-facto\nVirtual Machines Labs # CFTtime - Free capture the flag hacking games.\nMindMaps - Massive list of smaller sites that provide individual hacking challenges.\nPentesterlab - Free and paid Pentesting training with labs.\nSadcloud - Sadcloud is a tool for spinning up insecure AWS infrastructure with Terraform.\nVulnerability Hub - Free Virtual machines to hack, provided by the community.\nVulnmachines - A place to learn and improve penetration testing/ethical hacking skills for FREE. The labs consist of 100+ real world scenarios to practice the latest exploits and cutting edge hacking techniques.\nVulnerability Databases # Bugtraq (BID) – Software security bug identification database compiled from submissions to the SecurityFocus mailing list and other sources, operated by Symantec, Inc.\nCommon Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) – Dictionary of common names (i.e., CVE Identifiers) for publicly known security vulnerabilities.\nCXSecurity – Archive of published CVE and Bugtraq software vulnerabilities cross-referenced with a Google dork database for discovering the listed vulnerability.\nExploit-DB – Non-profit project hosting exploits for software vulnerabilities, provided as a public service by Offensive Security.\nFull-Disclosure – Public, vendor-neutral forum for detailed discussion of vulnerabilities, often publishes details before many other sources.\nInj3ct0r (Onion service) – Exploit marketplace and vulnerability information aggregator.\nMicrosoft Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Microsoft software.\nMicrosoft Security Bulletins – Announcements of security issues discovered in Microsoft software, published by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC).\nMozilla Foundation Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Mozilla software, including the Firefox Web Browser.\nNational Vulnerability Database (NVD) – United States government’s National Vulnerability Database provides additional meta-data (CPE, CVSS scoring) of the standard CVE List along with a fine-grained search engine.\nPacket Storm – Compendium of exploits, advisories, tools, and other security-related resources aggregated from across the industry.\nSecuriTeam – Independent source of software vulnerability information.\nUS-CERT Vulnerability Notes Database – Summaries, technical details, remediation information, and lists of vendors affected by software vulnerabilities, aggregated by the United States Computer Emergency Response Team (US-CERT).\nVulnerability Lab – Open forum for security advisories organized by category of exploit target.\nVulners – Security database of software vulnerabilities.\nZero Day Initiative – Bug bounty program with the publicly accessible archive of published security advisories, operated by TippingPoint.\nVulnerability Scanners # Nexpose – Commercial vulnerability and risk management assessment engine that integrates with Metasploit, sold by Rapid7.\nNessus – Commercial vulnerability management, configuration, and compliance assessment platform, sold by Tenable. Free for under 25 devices.\nOpenVAS – Free open source software implementation of the popular Nessus vulnerability assessment system.\nVuls – Agentless vulnerability scanner for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD, written in Go.\nWeb Exploitation # Autochrome – Easy to install a test browser with all the appropriate setting needed for web application testing with native Burp support, from NCCGroup.\nBlindElephant – Web application fingerprinter.\nBrowser Exploitation Framework (BeEF) – Command and control server for delivering exploits to commandeered Web browsers.\nBurp Suite – One of the Hacking Tools integrated platform for performing security testing of web applications.\nCommix – Automated all-in-one operating system command injection and exploitation tool.\nDVCS Ripper – Rip web accessible (distributed) version control systems: SVN/GIT/HG/BZR.\nEyeWitness – Tool to take screenshots of websites, provide some server header info, and identify default credentials if possible.\nFiddler – Free cross-platform web debugging proxy with user-friendly companion tools.\nFimap – Find, prepare, audit, exploit and even Google automatically for LFI/RFI bugs.\nFuzzDB – Dictionary of attack patterns and primitives for black-box application fault injection and resource discovery.\nGitTools – One of the Hacking Tools that Automatically find and download Web accessible .git repositories.\nKadabra – Automatic LFI exploiter and scanner.\nKadimus – LFI scan and exploit tool.\nLiffy – LFI exploitation tool.\nNoSQLmap – Automatic NoSQL injection and database takeover tool.\nOffensive Web Testing Framework (OWTF) – Python-based framework for pentesting Web applications based on the OWASP Testing Guide.\nSslstrip – One of the Hacking Tools Demonstration of the HTTPS stripping attacks.\nSslstrip2 – SSLStrip version to defeat HSTS.\nsqlmap – Automatic SQL injection and database takeover tool.\nTplmap – Automatic server-side template injection and Web server takeover Hacking Tools.\nVHostScan – A virtual host scanner that performs reverse lookups, can be used with pivot tools, detect catch-all scenarios, aliases and dynamic default pages.\nWeevely3 – Weaponized web shell.\nWebscreenshot – A simple script to take screenshots of list of websites.\nWhatWeb – Website fingerprinter.\nWappalyzer – Wappalyzer uncovers the technologies used on websites.\nwafw00f – Identifies and fingerprints Web Application Firewall (WAF) products.\nWordPress Exploit Framework – Ruby framework for developing and using modules which aid in the penetration testing of WordPress powered websites and systems.\nWPSploit – Exploit WordPress-powered websites with Metasploit.\nWeb Scanners # Arachni – Scriptable framework for evaluating the security of web applications.\nCms-explorer – Reveal the specific modules, plugins, components and themes that various websites powered by content management systems are running.\nNikto – Noisy but fast black box web server and web application vulnerability scanner.\nSecApps – In-browser web application security testing suite.\nWebReaver – Commercial, graphical web application vulnerability scanner designed for macOS.\nw3af – Hacking Tools for Web application attack and audit framework.\nWPScan – Hacking Tools of Black box WordPress vulnerability scanner.\nWapiti – Black box web application vulnerability scanner with built-in fuzzer.\nJoomscan – One of the best Hacking Tools for Joomla vulnerability scanner.\nACSTIS – Automated client-side template injection (sandbox escape/bypass) detection for AngularJS.\nWindows Utilities # Bloodhound – Graphical Active Directory trust relationship explorer.\nDeathStar – Python script that uses Empire’s RESTful API to automate gaining Domain Admin rights in Active Directory environments.\nEmpire – Pure PowerShell post-exploitation agent.\nFibratus – Tool for exploration and tracing of the Windows kernel.\nMagic Unicorn – Shellcode generator for numerous attack vectors, including Microsoft Office macros, PowerShell, HTML applications (HTA), or certutil (using fake certificates).\nMimikatz – Credentials extraction tool for Windows operating system.\nPowerSploit – PowerShell Post-Exploitation Framework.\nredsnarf – Post-exploitation tool for retrieving password hashes and credentials from Windows workstations, servers, and domain controllers.\nResponder – LLMNR, NBT-NS and MDNS poisoner.\nSysinternals Suite – The Sysinternals Troubleshooting Utilities.\nwePWNise – Generates architecture independent VBA code to be used in Office documents or templates and automates bypassing application control and exploit mitigation software.\nWindows Credentials Editor – Inspect logon sessions and add, change, list, and delete associated credentials, including Kerberos tickets.\nWindows Exploit Suggester – Detects potential missing patches on the target.\nWireless Network Hacking # Aircrack-ng – Set of Penetration testing \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list for auditing wireless networks.\nFluxion – Suite of automated social engineering based WPA attacks.\nKismet – Wireless network detector, sniffer, and IDS.\nReaver – Brute force attack against WiFi Protected Setup.\nWifite – Automated wireless attack tool.\n"},{"id":9,"href":"/health/","title":"Health","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Our food should be our medicine and our medicine should be our food.\u0026rdquo; - Hippocrates\nThe modern world is poisoning us. Big Ag, Big Pharma, social media, environmental pollution, EMFs are everywhere. Corporations and every level of our governments are complicit, and this trend doesnt seem to be slowing down. We need to take our health back into our own hands. By embracing traditional wisdom, and alternatives to mainstream health we can reclaim much of the health that modern society has been slowly destroying.\nReject modernity. Embrace Tradition.\nBioHacking Tools # AgelessBody - List of Biohacking tools and strategies\nAnyLuv Metal Glasses - Anyluv sells blue light blocking daytime and nighttime glasses with metal frames, so that you can minimize your light exposure without putting plastic on your face like most other blue light blocking glasses.\nBioHackerLabs Tools - Several different tools and resources. Net Carb Calc, Glucose Ketone Calc, Blood Sugar converter, Blue light testing.\nBluBlox - Cheaper Blue light blocking sunglasses\nBonCharge - Numerous products for sale. Include Blu light blocking, EMF Blocking, red light therapy etc. Products are bit pricey.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nEmr-Tek - Wide range of products. Inlcuding non plastic blue and yellow light blocking glasses. Iphone radiation blocking cases. Red light devices and more.\nOpal - App that blocks other apps. Social media can be addicting and can impact your productivity, but sometimes deleting it isn\u0026rsquo;t an option. Stop yourself from wasting time on social media during designated time frames with the Opal app.\nChips - Seed Oil Free # Seed oils are everywhere. New evidence shows that they are wildly toxic and heavily correlate with the increase in major chronic disease over the last 100 years. But Chips are also delicious so here\u0026rsquo;s a few options for seed oil free chips. Anti-Seed Oil Data\nBeefys Own - Beef tallow potato chips.\nMasa Chips - Organic nixtalized corn chips cooked in grassfed beef tallow. From the creators of the Shireapp. Accepts Bitcoin. Currently they are a bit pricey.\nRosies Chips - Beef tallow potato chips.\nSiete Foods - Family owned Mexican company that produces a wide range of seed oil free chips and other products. Primarily cooked in Avocado oil.\nClothing # Non Plastic, EMF Resistant and Grounded\nAll of these ideas may seem controversial to you. Here are some great resources to learn more about them. Grounding/Earthing , Microplastics , Guide on avoiding all plastics and toxic chemicals\nAJConsultingCompany - Non Plastic Alternatives\nBuffaloWoolCo - 100% buffalo/bison wool clothing.\nCottonique - GOTS Certified 100% Organic cotton products.\nEarth Runners - Earth Runners was created to rewild our lives in response to the typical modern domesticated lifestyle, which is causing numerous health, psychological and social issues. Grounded minimalist sandals.\nFindwool.com - Find 100% pure wool in your area.\nGrounded Shoes - Shoes that are discharged electricity from body via grounded shoes. Most(but not all) shoes are 100% leather and plastic free.\nHarvest and Mill - 100% organic cotton sheets, towels \u0026amp; more. 100% Sourced \u0026amp; Made in the USA.\nHemp Organic Life - Organic hemp products for all sorts of less common items such as: mattress covers, cushions, sleeping bags, soaps, socks, and even home and car seat covers.\nNatural Home - Natural home sells a wide mix of organic wool, cotton, linen, hemp furniture and much more.\nOddobody - 100% organic cotton underwear for woman.\nPeluva Shoes - Founded by liberty leaning nutrition expert Mark Sisson. Peluva aims to create shoes that allow you to move well in a more natural state.\nRawganique - Organic cotton, linen and Hemp clothing and accessories.\nRhizal Shoes - Grounded 100% leather shoes.\nThe Filtery - Aggregator for non plastic clothes and other household items.\nWoolshire - GOTS Certified 100% Organic locally sourced Cotton products. Organic sourcing is often not verified when it comes from other countries. At Woolshire it is verified.\nWyoming Based - American Wool company. Sells Beanies and Sweaters. Accepts Bitcoin. Manufactured in America. Anti-woke.\nCosmetics # Animal based and Non-Toxic\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Deodorant, Toothpaste, soap, etc\nCaptain Fishers - Balms and Hair serum using Tallow and other natural ingredients.\nClara And Fritz - Whipped tallow based sunscreen and other products\nDakota Tallow - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nFarrow.Life - Pork Lard based. Farrow is made in real time and in small batches to ensure super freshness and the highest quality.\nJKLM Farm - Small Batch Animal Fat Soap \u0026amp; Skincare Products. Includes bone marrow soap,bacon fat soap, hair paste and more.\nMeraki Blu - Meraki Blu and Tallow based supplements. Meraki Blu has been shown to help Energy, Focus, Short-Term and Long-Term Memory, Uplift Mood, Calm Anxiety, and be Anti-Aging focused.\nNoseToTail-BodyCare - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nVintage Tradition - Tallow Lip balms.\nWhite Oaks Home goods - White oaks also provides tallow and lard based cosmetics, candles etc.\nDental Health # Dental health has been an epidemic of malocclusion largely related the to quality of our food for thousands of years. This has led to mass issues with dental decay and improper facial development which leads to nasal breathing, which in turns leads to wisdom teeth problems and many other following health issues.Check out these resources to learn more: Weston A Price\u0026rsquo;s world wide study , Jaw Development , Breathing , General Dental Health\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Toothpaste and other products. Completely natural with no Fluoride.\nVanMan Shop - Toothpase made from eggshell and betonite clay. Shipped in glass containers. Offers other products as well.\nBite - Plastic free Vegan friendly toothpaste and other teeth related products, including bamboo tooth brushes and plastic free floss, all sold in non plastic containers.\nGreenzla - Bamboo plastic free tooth brushes.\nPlastic Free Dental Floss - Made from wheat instead of plastic for your flossing needs.\nMastique Chewing Gum - Often referred to as mastic gum, Mastique offers sugar free, seed oil and trans fat free Mastic gum for chewing to help build jaw strength and avoid jaw/wisdom teeth problems. Also comes with xylitol, coconut and natural mastic for extra teeth care. Doesn\u0026rsquo;t taste like regular gum, but ultimately its not bad tasting either.\nGreco Gum - Single ingredient mastic gum for increasing jaw strength. Made from resinous sap that seeps from the bark of the mastic tree (Pistacia lentiscus) and becomes crystallized.\nApolloGum - Single ingredient mastic gum with only a single ingredient. Offers a 21% discount if purchased in bitcoin.\nBiolight - A redlight device specifically for your mouth and teeth. Red light has shown tremendous health benefits across a wide spectrum. The Biolight can help to restore your oral microbiome. Company also provides many other redlight products.\nMewing App - An app from the creator of Mewing, that helps you do different mewing exercises designed to help strengthen your jaw with proper tongue posture, and help your face, jaw and teeth develop properly.\nEnvironmental Toxin Monitoring # Because Health - A nonprofit environmental health site that offers science-based tips and guides for buying safer cookware and dishes, uncontaminated foods, and nontoxic personal-care products—to help people live more healthfully.\nBreast Cancer Prevention Partners - An organization that provides information for reducing toxic exposures—in food packaging, cosmetics, and other everyday products—to protect people’s breast health and reproductive health.\nCHEM Trust - A website that offers terrific fact sheets about hazardous chemicals and their impacts on health, as well as news about chemical legislation in Europe (such as REACH).\nClearya - A browser plug-in and mobile app that help online shoppers make informed choices. Clearya automatically screens ingredient lists for chemicals of concern while shopping online, and assists in discovering safer alternatives. In parallel, the platform mines insights that serve environmental health scientists and advocacy groups.\nEnvironmental Defense Fund - A leading global nonprofit organization that promotes research related to preserving the health of both the environment and its populations, including humans.\nEnvironmental Health News - A publication of Environmental Health Sciences, a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental health issues, including climate change, the plastic pollution crisis, and harmful chemicals such as BPA.\nEnvironmental Working Group - A nonprofit dedicated to protecting human health and the environment. The group offers excellent Shopper’s Guides with scientifically based recommendations on choosing healthy consumer products (from cosmetics to cleaning products) and uncontaminated foods (including produce). The organization also offers a Healthy Living App with ratings of more than 120,000 food and personal-care products, to help consumers make the healthiest choices.\nMade Safe - A program that certifies safe brands of cosmetics, household products, apparel, bedding, and other products, after a rigorous screening and evaluation of ingredients and materials. Check out their new Healthy Pregnancy Guide.\nNational Resources Defense Council - An organization that works to safeguard the earth, including its air, water, people, plants, and animals, from pollution, chemicals, and other toxic effects.\nProgram on Reproductive Health and the Environment - Under the auspices of the University of California, San Francisco, this program offers valuable resources that can help minimize people’s exposure to reproductive toxins in everyday life.\nSafer Chemicals, Healthy Families - A coalition of organizations and businesses working to safeguard families from toxic chemicals in our homes, workplaces, schools, and in the products we use.\nSafer Made - An organization that invests in companies and technologies that eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals in consumer products and supply chains. Its newsletters highlight developments in phasing out certain chemicals and progress on other environmental issues.\nSilent Spring Institute - A scientific research organization dedicated to uncovering the links between environmental chemicals and human health. On the preventive front, the organization developed Detox Me, a free mobile app to help consumers reduce their exposure to toxic chemicals in their everyday surroundings.\nToxic Free Future - An organization that conducts original research on the complex science underlying different aspects of environmental health and advocates for the use of safer products, chemicals, and practices to ensure a healthier future.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFood Discovery Apps # Feed the People By the People - An organization dedicated to empowering farmers and ranchers across the country and cutting out middlemen to enable direct sales to customers. By decentralizing the food supply chain, they aim to put the power of food back in the hands of the people.\nGetRawMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area based off your zip code.\nGround Work Collective - Website that finds high quality farms and high quality soil.\nLabel Ferret - Label Ferret uses nutrition data from a variety of sources but nutrition data and ingredient labels change frequently so accuracy cannot be guaranteed. You can use this app to read ingredients and nutritional facts from a wide range of different products.\nLocal Fats: Website that that helps you find food providers that dont use seed oils. Includes locations all over the world. Locations are crowd sourced, so anyone can submit a new location they find.\nRealMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area.\nSeed Oil Rebellion - Website that provides education around seed oils and buying/food guides.\nSeed Oil Scout - App that helps you find restaurants and fast food providers that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App only works in IOS.\nSeed oil Free Restaurants - Website that lets you look up specific restaurants to see what oils they cook in and dont cook in.\nSeedy App - App that helps you find restaurants, fast food providers and products at grocery stores that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App is under construction. Old demo app only worked in IOS.\nShireapp - App that finds local high quality real foods. Includes multiple categories such as Seed oil free, regenerative, grass fed, organic, raw etc.\nHealth Funding Projects # Decentralized Health Fund - The Decentralized Health Fund looks to fund important but largely unprofitable research in regards to lesser known areas of health. The fund is working to collect and store money in BTC in order to give out grants to fund studies and projects around the dangers of EMF\u0026rsquo;s, the benefit of grounding, sunlight and other natural sources.\nNew Founding - New Founding is looking to raise funds to focus on \u0026ldquo;early-stage ventures where we can add exceptional value by leveraging our significant proprietary deal flow, our best-in-class intelligence of conservative consumer and institutional demand, and our connections within the right-wing ecosystem.\u0026rdquo; ‍\nHealthcare Alternative # Chronic Illness Recovery - An institute that focuses on healing from long term health issues caused by systemic inflammation and other modern causes.\nCrowdhealth - CrowdHealth is not an insurance company, but a platform \u0026amp; community that empowers you with a crowdfunding tool and a wealth of resources to efficiently manage your health care costs.\nCurehunter - Free service that catalogs most medical conditions and potential treatments. CureHunter is a fully integrated scientific search, data retrieval and analysis engine on the web that can read the entire US National Library of Medicine Medline Archive and automatically extract and quantify the evidence for successful clinical outcomes of all known drugs for all known human diseases.\nDPC Network - Find Direct Primary care Doctors near you.\nDpcare - Direct Primary Care (DPC) is an innovative alternative payment model improving access to high functioning healthcare with a simple, flat, affordable membership fee. No fee-for-service payments. No third party billing. The defining element of DPC is an enduring and trusting relationship between a patient and his or her primary care provider.\nDruglike - Druglike is a platform for democratizing the access, costs, and rewards of early-stage drug discovery. Druglike is building a decentralized computing network which provides resources for anyone looking to start or contribute to early-stage drug discovery projects. Unlike competitors, Druglike will be web-based and completely free to use.\nFree Market Medical Association - Free Market Medical Association helps find Market alternatives to healthcare, co-founded by the CEO of Oklahoma Surgery Center.\nOklahoma Surgery Center - Free Market for Surgery with full price transparency.\nRevero.com - Program that aims to evaluate and measure health metrics to get down to the real causes of your health issues, while using a nutritional and holistic approach.\nTrue Med - True Med helps facilitate acceptance of HSA and FSA money for individuals and companies. This can be used by or for any company that promotes better diet, exercise or other alternative forms of health.\nTWC.Health - Alternative healthcare to the mainstream pharma system. Also sells supplements. Co-founded by Dr. Peter McCullough.\nHigh Quality Meat # Organic, Grass Fed, Regenerative and Seed Oil Free Food\nAUPA Bar - The Chad of energy bars. High quality meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit. AUPA gives discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. Save an additional 5% with code word \u0026ldquo;liberty\u0026rdquo;\nEpic Provisions - One of the best and most convenient ways to access high quality meat in convenient packaging.\nForce of Nature - Another fantastic option for regenerative meat. Including Beef, Bison, Chicken, Elk, Venison, Wild Boar and more. Force of Nature is also unique in selling \u0026ldquo;Ancestral Blends\u0026rdquo; ground meat mixed with small amounts of organ meats for delicious ways to eat highly nutritious organ meats.\nJoyce-Farms - Another great regenerative source of meat. Provides a wide range of poultry, sausages and jerkies.\nMauinui Venison - Regenerative/sustainable raised deer. Axis deer are an invasive species in Maui and need to be kept in check to preserve the water and local plants/farms as there are no natural predators for the deer on Maui. Slightly pricey.\nMeatrition - A massive database in defense of all things Meat.\nNose to Tail - Regenerative and pastured raise meat, specifically focused on producing the best low PUFA raised mono-gastric animals like Chicken and Pork. Also sells Lamb.\nWhite Oak Pastures - One of the most respected regenerative farms around, practicing their idea of \u0026ldquo;radically traditionally farming\u0026rdquo;. White oaks sells several different kinds of meat, including, Duck, Goose, Guinea, Rabbit, Goat etc. White Oak has really pioneered the regenerative model and proofed its effective with a peer reviewed study\nWild Idea Buffalo - Another great option. Focuses primarily on buffalo but has several other great offers. Bison are only slaughtered in the field, never in a slaughterhouse.\nMedical Drugs Resellers # Buy medical drugs from third parties that may be in limited supply.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinal. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nContraband Cures - A list of alternative style medicines for several different conditions.\nContingency Medical - Emergency Antibiotic Kits, for Home or on the Go. Stay protected against Nausea, Vomiting, Strep Throat, UTIs, Diarrhea, Ear Infections, Sinusitis and more.\nDuration Health - The portable emergency room — Peace of mind for off-grid living and travel. Their doctors prescribe you life-saving medications before you need them. They ship them to you before your next adventure. Treat urgent medical issues anywhere — without finding a doctor or pharmacy.\nJase Medical - Emergency meds and Prescription drugs.\nMountain Rose Herbs - One of the best sources of organic herbs and alternative medicines.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nPurely Prepared Patriot - American company that sells Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and Fenbendazole.\nOSINT- Health and the Environment # Antennasearch.com - Track 5g Towers in your area.\nClimateViewerMaps - Track Real Time data of climate weather across the world including rainfall and UN Tracking of weather Modification projects.\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nSupplement Testing and Rankings # Consumerlab - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nLabdoor - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nVaccine and Medical Info # Just the Inserts - Just the Inserts is a collection of all vaccine and other medication related info from the official source. While much of this information is public, it is often obfuscated and difficult to find. Just the Inserts bring all of the safety related data to one convient place for you to check on what the actual side affects of vaccines and other medications are. "},{"id":10,"href":"/job-boards/","title":"Job Boards","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.\u0026rdquo; - Confucius\nWhy work for a company you hate? If you believe in liberty many of these companies hate you. Stop wasting your talents and your energy on them, and find something that advances your values.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale. Jobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin. Latium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase. Publish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens. Liberty and Crypto Related Job Boards # AnonFriendly - Don\u0026rsquo;t doxx yourself for work. Job boards for Anonymous workers. Bankless.Pallet - The best jobs in crypto and DeFi, curated by Bankless, for the Bankless Nation. New technical and non-technical job posts every week. BitcoinerJobs - Bitcoiner Jobs is the leading career site helping to build the emerging Bitcoin industry and the careers of Bitcoiners within it. Publicsq - Non-woke and conservative leaning job board. Talent Market - Talent Market’s mission is to promote liberty by providing talent for critical roles within the free-market nonprofit sector. Provide Free consulting for liberty focused non profits. No-Jab Job Boards # Based.Pro - Formerly \u0026ldquo;NoVaxMandate.org\u0026rdquo; Based.Pro has pivoted from its vax focus to help you connect with professionals, companies and institutions who share your values. Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types. Redballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or covid nonsense. Unjected - Dating board for people who have not had any of the Covid-19 Vaccines. Vaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status. "},{"id":11,"href":"/metrics/","title":"Metrics","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Freedom and Anti Freedom Metrics # “Just as Soviet managers responded by producing shoddy goods that met the numerical targets set by their overlords, so do schools, police forces, and businesses find ways of fulfilling quotas with shoddy goods of their own.” ― Jerry Z. Muller\nIn order to better understand the broader picture, data collection becomes essential. Data collection can be used to paint whatever narrative its collectors want. We must be aware of the actual data in order to interrupt the truth as it is, and not what politics wants it to be. Here are a list of metrics tracking different statistics directly related to rising tyranny in our world.\nAtlantic Council CBDCTracker - Tracks Country progress of (CBDC)Central Bank Digital Currency Implementation and testing\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nCDBC Tracker - A project by the Human Rights Foundation to track CDBC development worldwide.\nCriticalrace.org Track CRT and other forms of Wokeness in schools. Tracks Colleges and K-12. Tracks many of the specific actions taken at every school.\nDefendingEd - Tracking DEI/Wokism in Schools.\nFreedomHouse.org - Freedom Metric across the world, does not Track Covid.\nFreedominthe50states.org - Tracks the most Free US states in regards to a wide set of metrics, does not track covid freedoms. Provided by the Cato institute.\nFungibility-Graveyard - List of People who have been exposed and prosecuted for or while using Bitcoin due to lack of privacy\nHeritage World Freedom Index - Economic Freedom across the world\nICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nRootshq - Website that tracks different liberty groups and associations across America\nShadowstats - Tracks true levels of economics in America, Money supply, Inflation, GDP etc…\nUSDebtclock - Real time National Debt Counter.\nWashingtonPost Police Shooting DB - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states.\nWokeWagon - Tracks woke political appointees in government\nWorld Press Freedoms - Ranking of all countries in the world by freest to least free press.\n"},{"id":12,"href":"/money/","title":"Money","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" If you don’t believe it or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try and convince you. I am sorry. - Satoshi Nakamoto\nCrypto Currency, The greatest tool we have.\nFinancial privacy is largely being wiped away across the world, while governments simultaneously destroy the value of our currencies through inflation and sanctions. With the invention of Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto gave us what is probably the single greatest tool for freedom in the history of the world. With decentralized crypto currency we have the ability to fix our money and fix the world. While some people believe that all non bitcoin crypto currencies are a scam we do not agree. We believe in competition for all freedom tech. Bitcoin isn\u0026rsquo;t perfect and shouldn\u0026rsquo;t be treated as a religion. The best counterpoint to bitcoins imperfection is its inherent lack of privacy and its current difficulty with scaling. Monero provides the best and simplest use case for privacy and is a great alternative to bitcoin. Likewise we believe that other crypto projects may have real utility in pursuing freedom. That being said the crypto industry is absolutely saturated with scams and grifters. As always do your own research and invest carefully. Hold your own keys and continue your journey to being financially sovereign.\nAcquire Crypto # Atomic Swaps # Atomic Swaps are the future of Crypto Currency trading. Completely custody-less, heavily private, and generally uncensorable. Still very much in development. Learn more here.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nBasic Swap Dex - Atomic Swap DEX. No added fees. Installed locally. Currently in BETA.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nLiquiality - Atomic Swaps across multiple coins.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nUnstoppapleSwaps - Atomic Swap from BTC to Monero.\nDecentralized Exchanges # Decentralization is a spectrum. Many decentralized exchanges aren\u0026rsquo;t nearly as decentralized as they claim to be, but usually they are far more distributed than any centralized exchanges.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nFiat On Ramps (P2P) # Bisq - Buy and sell bitcoin for fiat (or other cryptocurrencies) privately and securely using Bisq\u0026rsquo;s peer-to-peer network and open-source desktop software. Bisq allows you to purchase your bitcoin using P2P Zelle transactions. No registration required.\nHodl Hodl - Anonymous P2P deals on your terms. Trade globally. Using any payment system. For any fiat currency. Bitcoin only. No registration required.\nLocal Monero - Local Monero makes it easy for you to connect with real people in the real world to buy and sell Monero with no KYC. Announced in May 2024 that they would be shutting down. No reason given, but this is likely due to regulatory pressure against other platforms like Samurai and Tornado cash.\nPeach Bitcoin - Peach allows users to purchase BTC in many different national currencies all P2P without KYC. Not currently available in the US.\nRetoSwap - Like Bisq but for Monero. Installed locally, it uses Monero and Tor for high level privacy.\nXMRGlobal - A monero focused p2p exchange for purchasing cryptocurrency via Zelle, ACH cash etc.\nNon-Custodial exchanges # Most exchanges are custodial, meaning you are required to leave crypto on their platform if you want to trade, or you purchase and they will hold on to it initially. Non-custodial exchanges will send your trades and purchases directly to wallets of your choosing.\nChangenow - Reliable non KYC exchange.\nChangelly - Not recommended at this time. Changelly does not require KYC for smaller transactions but they will sometimes implement KYC mid trade, forcing to KYC or lose your funds.\nCryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nEvonax - Established in 2016,Evonax operates as a non-custodial instant cryptocurrency exchange, ensuring that users’ funds are never held within the platform. Serving as an intermediary between cryptocurrencies and users, Evonax provides access to a diverse range of digital assets including Monero (XMR).\nFixedFloat - Good rates for crypto exchanges, does not currently allow US customer IP addresses. Does not require KYC.\nGodex.io - This exchange is a dependable tool for immediate conversions. It supports the conversion of over 300 cryptocurrencies into Monero, without any KYC requirements and it works in both directions, offering great flexibility.\nHoudini Swap - Privacy focused non custodial exchange.\nKYC vs No KYC list - A list of P2P Trading Platforms (i.e. P2P exchanges) for trading Bitcoin. Common payment methods include bank transfer, cash deposited in the seller\u0026rsquo;s bank account, in-person cash (face-to-face) trades as well as payment networks such as Zelle, Alipay, even Cash App and PayPal, for example. Some of these payment methods are more private than others. Typically, face-to-face, cash-by-mail, and US Postal Money Orders are among the most private methods available.\nKYCNotMe - Website that Tracks exchanges that don\u0026rsquo;t use KYC.\nMexc - Crypto trades without KYC. Currently blocked for US based IP addresses.\nNO KYC Only - Education on avoiding KYC and why its problematic.\nOrangeFren - Check many KYC-free services and find the one with the best offer for a wide variety of coins.\nSimpleSwap - Exchange multiple tokens without giving up custody. Requires an account. Offers cash back in their own token.\nSideShift - Shift between different layer 2 tokens. Includes tokens on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Polygoin.\nStealthEx - StealthEX is a non-custodial cryptocurrency exchange service that accepts Monero (XMR). The platform does not require users to create an account or share personal information. Additionally, funds are not stored on StealthEX; exchanges are conducted directly between wallets. At StealthEX, there are no upper limits for your exchanges — you can exchange any amount you desire. When it comes to minimum amounts, you only need to ensure you have enough to cover the network fees.\nSwapSwop - SwapSwop is an instant anonymous crypto exchange with a high level of security from SSL certificates on internal services to a multi-stage exchange procedure, which guarantees the safety of your assets and quick exchange for the desired cryptocurrency.\nTrocador - Privacy focused front end to push your transactions through non KYC exchanges.\nBusiness Directories # AirBTC - AirBNB for Bitcoiners.\nAgoristAcers - Purchase Seeds with Monero.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nAutoCoinCar - Purchase Luxury cars with Crypto - (UK Only).\nBeef Initiative - Purchase Regenerative/Grass fed beef with Crypto.\nBitcoin-P2P Marketplace - BTC sales.\nBitcoin-RealEstate - Purchase Real estate with crypto.\nBitcoin-only - The Ultimate guide to all things Bitcoin.\nBitcoin-only.com - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nBitejo - Massive List of companies that accept Monero and Bitcoin - Is now XMRBazzar.\nCarCoinMarket - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCompTIA Vouchers - CompTIA certs for Btc.\nCryptoCars - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCryptwerk - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nDirectory.BTCPayserver - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nGrowingSpaces - Buy Greenhouses with BTC.\nMonerica - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nMoneromarket - XMR trading platform with escrow. Start selling and buying today.\nOatManFarms - Purchase Oats for BTC.\nShopinBit - Purchase all sorts of items in BTC, only ships to UK currently.\nXMR Bazzar - A p2p shopping center for buying and selling services and goods in Monero. Built by Douglas Tumen, founder and host of the Monero Talk podcast.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale.\nJobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin.\nLatium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase.\nPublish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens.\nDAO and DEFI Tools # ApeBoard - Cross chain crypto monitoring Dashboard.\nCoin - Crypto portfolio account and crypto news aggregator.\nCow.fi - CoW Protocol finds the lowest price for your trade across all exchanges and aggregators, such as Uniswap and 1inch – and protects you from MEV, unlike the others.\nDAOStack - Project that helps you streamline the creation of your own DAO.\nDefiSafety - DEFI Security ratings.\nDefillama - The ultimate tracker for all things DEFI. Track Yield, transparency, NFTs, Stables, Hacks etc.\nDapps.com - Dapp rankings via marketcap.\nDextools - Cross Chain Defi and Cefi Dashboard.\nGhostfol - Multichain Dashboard, includes traditional stocks and ETF’s as well.\nHedgehog - Centralized Exchange Dashboard Management.\nRailgun - RAILGUN is a smart contract system that enables Zero-Knowledge Privacy for any on-chain dApp.\nRotki - An open source portfolio tracker, accounting and analytics tool that protects your privacy. Can be self hosted.\nTornado Cash - DO NOT USE IF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. Tornado cash is an Ethereum based coinjoin mixer that can be used to gain privacy on Ethereum. In August 2022 Tornado Cash was blacked listed by the US government and added to the OFAC list. While the front end website is no longer running you can still interact with the smart contract(this is by design). If you are a US citizen you risk criminal penalties for doing so. Alex Pertsev, was sentenced to five years in prison for his work on development of Tornado cash. It\u0026rsquo;s important to note that despite the shutdown by the US government, the Tornado Cash smart contract is still up and running, and is more less unstoppable as long as the Ethereum network continues to run. If you would like to support the legal defence fund you can so by checking out Justice DAO.\nDecentralized Nodes # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Avalanche and more.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nHandshake - Decentralized DNS. Handshake is an experiment on collaborating to create a decentralized network which results in a global allocation of names. Think of the handles or usernames you use on services such as social networks, and domain names identifying the URL for websites. Nearly all of these services were provided by trusted third parties which prevent the web from truly being decentralized. Handshake provides a means, including key management and server/service authentication, for decentralized web services to experiment.\nMonero Nodo - A full, unpruned, and dedicated hardware node comes equipped with Tor and I2P support, ensuring maximum privacy and security for your transactions. Manage your wallets effortlessly through the LWS Admin panel and enjoy the convenience of our built-in block explorer. The 5.5″ touchscreen allows you to control your node directly from the device, or you can access it from the web for added flexibility and full block explorer functionality. Mine Monero using P2Pool. Contribute to your privacy by running your own personal node while contributing to the Monero network.\nMyNodeBTC - Run Bitcoin nodes and lots of other Bitcoin applications, includes wallets, BTCPay Server, Lightning tools and Whirlpool and other privacy tools.\nPibode-XMR - Small Raspberry pi focused distro for Monero mining.\nPktCash - PKT is an ecosystem of apps that decentralize access to the internet. The mission is to get the next billion people online.\nThreefold - Decentralized Autonomous Internet Infrastructure. ThreeFold is a globally-distributed grid of storage, compute, and network capacity, acting as “no middleman” Internet resources between independent capacity providers and users.\nEducation and certifications # C4/Crypto Consortium - Offers certifications for BTC, Eth and crypto best practices.\nBlockchain-Council.org - Blockchain Council embraces Blockchain, AI, and Web3 with a range of certifications and training.\nChainalysis Certifications - The Chainalysis Cryptocurrency Fundamentals Certification (CCFC) credential is designed for those new to cryptocurrency. Whether you’re starting out on a career focused on crypto, or are coming across bitcoin as you run investigations, onboard new businesses or formulate cryptocurrency compliance policies, this is the place to begin.\nFund Raising # Giveth - Giveth is building a new way forward with its zero-fee, community-driven donation platform - leveraging the power of blockchain technology to connect on-the-ground projects with regenerative funding opportunities.\nGeyser.fund - Geyser is a bitcoin-native crowdfunding platform where you can fund project ideas with the support from global communities.\nHeo.Finance - Decentralized crowdfunding without borders. Help Each Other (HEO) is the first decentralized stablecoin-based crowdfunding platform that removes geographical and political limitations from fundraising. HEO platform is already live on Binance Smart Chain, Celo, Aurora, and Ethereum mainnets.\nKuno Media - Monero based crowd funding.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow institute works to help fund privacy and anti surveillance tech.\nOpen Sats - Open Sats Initiative, Inc. (EIN 85-2722249) is a 501(c)(3) public charity which aims to fund Bitcoin-related free and open-source projects and associated education and research initiatives. Open Sats focuses on no strings attached Bitcoin(only) and freedom tech donations.\nStacks.org - The mission of the Stacks project is to enable a better internet through decentralized apps. To do it, they’re expanding the Bitcoin economy and enabling more functionality as a Bitcoin layer.\nTen31 - Ten31 is the leading bitcoin-focused investor and partner of choice to companies building technology and infrastructure for the bitcoin ecosystem, as well as complementary freedom-oriented technologies including open source software, AI and nostr.\nMerchant Services # Align Pay - AlignPay never picks sides on any issue and is proud to facilitate a welcoming place where people, organizations, campaigns, and merchants can interact in a healthy, open, and legal way.\nParallel Economy - Censorship-Resistant payment processing backed by Conservative Commentator Dan Bongino.\nRevere Payments - A Christian merchant services provider that offers a wide range of solutions for businesses in a variety of industries, including e-commerce, retail, restaurant, firearms, religious, political, CBD, and non-profit. We’re using the same innovative technology as our parent company, Metrics Global, to bring seamless, secure online payments to any industry.\nSecond Amendment Processing - 2nd Amendment processing helps you protect yourself and your business from being censored for your political views or other forms of wrong think.\nOsint for Crypto # AMLBot - Founded in 2019, AMLBot Online assessment of crypto addresses and transactions, founded in 2019 by a team of RegTech specialists in accordance with FATF international recommendations. Offers both free and non-free services.\nClarks Dashboard - A comprehensive list of all BTC Data. Includes Block times, price data, Side chain data, mining etc.\nDeveloperReports - Tracks the current amount of developers on Crypto projects.\nMonero Garden - A complete introduction and walkthrough on all the technical specifics of Monero.\nMonero Inflation - Tracks potential inflation or flaws in the Monero Protocol. Due to Monero\u0026rsquo;s privacy proper auditing can be difficult.\nMonero Observer - News aggregator for all things monero.\nMoneroj.net - Tracks the Monero mining hash rate across all miners.\nMonero.Eco - Graphical interface for the entire Monero Ecosystem.\nMiningPoolStats - Track all data across mining pools for all sorts of crypto projects. Organized primarily by what type of hash algorithm each blockchain uses.\n[Monerowatch](https://monerowat.ch - A monero blockchain explorer. While Monero doesnt have a tradational blockchain explorer we can track block times and size. Along with hash rate and other useful metrics.\nOXT.me - OXT is a tool designed for Exploratory Blockchain Analysis of the bitcoin ledger. OXT is the \u0026lsquo;Other exploration Tool\u0026rsquo; and it should become the \u0026lsquo;Open eXploration Tool\u0026rsquo; in the future.\nStable Pulse - Get a clear, accurate, minimally filtered view of the stablecoin ecosystem.\nThe Monero Moon - The ultimate newsletter for all things Monero.\nTheGraph.com - Crypto Database API Tools.\nTimechainstats.com - BTC Chain API data.\nTrack Bitcoin Nodes - Tracks total Bitcoin nodes.\nTrack Bitcoin Treasuries - Tracks the public Bitcoin Wallets of major corporations and governments.\nTrack Ethereum Nodes - Tracks total Ethereum nodes.\nDefi Lama StablecoinData - Stable coin data across chains.\nPrivacy Software # Bokuto Monero Node - Open source fork of Ronin Dojo’s Bakuto project that allows for a full node Monero wallet.\nBorder Wallets - Border Wallets is a website that helps you strategize on how best to memorize your wallet seed phrase. This can be useful if you need to cross a border, or have a particularly high threat model.\nGupax - Gupax is a GUI for mining Monero on P2Pool using XMRig.\nJam - Jam is a graphical user interface for JoinMarket, and while obviously related, is a separate project developed by a separate set of people.\nJoinMarket-Org - JoinMarket is software to create a special kind of bitcoin transaction called a CoinJoin transaction. Its aim is to improve the confidentiality and privacy of bitcoin transactions. With the shutdown of Samurai wallet, and the withdrawal of the not recommended service Wasabi from the US, Join Market is now one of the only privacy tools for Bitcoin.\nPinode - Monero OS for running full Monero Nodes on Pi’s, Rockpros and Odroids.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nSilent Payments - Silent Payments make receiving Bitcoin easier than ever while preserving your privacy. Silent Payments allow you to create a single, static address to share with friends, use for donations, or post for tips without sacrificing privacy. When someone wants to send you a payment, they use the unique public key that is a part of your Silent Payment address, combine it with the public keys of the outputs they want to send and generate a unique, one-time address that looks on-chain just like any other Taproot address.\nXMRVSBeast - P2Pool Bonus Hash Rate Raffle for people providing Monero Hash.\nSocial Media # Coinpayments.net - Purchase Social media followers with Monero.\nEchoIn - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here.\nFountain - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nMinds - Minds is an open-source social networking service that promotes free speech, privacy, and transparency.\nOshi - Oshi is a powerful marketing and rewards platform built to replace stars, punch cards, and coffee points with something that people really want - Bitcoin.\nOrange Pill App - Bitcoin dating and friend finder.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.ps://www.minds.com/) - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nSpeculative Projects # DarkFi - DarkFi is a new Layer 1 blockchain, designed with anonymity at the forefront. It offers flexible private primitives that can be wielded to create any kind of application. DarkFi aims to make anonymous engineering highly accessible to developers. Backed by noted Crypto Anarchist Amir Taaki.\nFedimints - While still largely theoretical, Fediments is based off the original 1980\u0026rsquo;s concept of Chaumian Ecash, that would essentially provide federated mints built on top of Bitcoin, with high levels of privacy. Two implementations of this concept are Cashu and Umint. These are still in active development. One potential problem with this is legal pressure due to potential classification of these services as unlicensed money transmitters, much like how Samurai Wallet and potentially custodial lightning services are being targeted.\nFreedom Dollar - Freedom Dollar is a private, censorship-resistant stablecoin protocol built on Zano. Stable coins are a useful but sometimes risky project, as they are supposed to maintain their price point with a fiat asset like the dollar.\nHaveno - Haveno aims to be a crypto on ramp much like Bisq that uses Monero instead of Bitcoin as the base payment option. Haveno will utilize TOR and p2p trades, while never taking custody of your funds.\nPirate Chain - Launched in 2018 with the primary goal of being the most private and secure digital currency, Pirate Chain strives to protect the financial privacy of every user in the world. Pirate Chain achieves this by employing the strongest and most acclaimed privacy protocol in the industry, and couples this with an unassailable strategy implementation. Pirate vs Monero Breakdown\nSerai DEX - Largely created in response to Thorchain\u0026rsquo;s choice to not integrate Monero, the Serai Dex works much like the Thorchain DEX, providing coin trading between different native coins using liquidity pools funded by users for small rewards.\nZano - An ambitious project that offers the privacy of Monero for regular transactions, including all projects built ontop of its network. Additionally offers alias addresses so you can associate a wallet address with a name, much like how DNS works for IP addresses. Offers escrow services and Iconic swaps as an alternative to Atomic Swaps. Also allows for building dApps on chain as well.\nSpending Options # Bill Pay # Bitrefill Credit Card Service - Service to pay off Credit Card for multiple providers. Requires KYC. Currently disabled for Americans, but hopefully will be returning. This service does require KYC, but they do offer other services that do not.\nDoctorSim - Top up or recharge any prepaid phone in over 200 countries instantly and securely with doctorSIM.\nSpritz.Finance - Focuses on bill pay, secured payments, automated payments etc. Uses Web 3. Requires an account. Currently in closed Beta.\nCredit Cards # 2Fiat - A new platform that lets you instantly convert Bitcoin, Monero, USDT or any crypto to fiat and make purchases online or in store.\nAbine - An alternative credit card masking service. Abine has similar features, virtual cards up to 500$ for individual vendors. But Abine also offers other privacy services like phone masking, email masking and more. Abine does not have a free tier unlike privacy.com.\nBitpay - Preloaded Bitpay card that lets you spend your Bitcoin.\nDashDirect - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including DASH. Dash Direct phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with DASH for discounts from hundreds of vendors. No KYC Required.\nDoNotPay - DoNotPay is a consumer rights company that helps you fight corporations and beat bureaucracy. They offer a wide range of services, including bill pay, credit card management, and more.\nEzzocard - Anon cards can be purchased via crypto. Charges a decent markup.\nKlutchCard - Service that provides several management and privacy features for your bank account. Klutch gives you unlimited Virtual cards, a physical card without your name on the front, and the ability to manage your spending transactions in depth all while still earning cash back. Does require KYC information and a good credit score though. Another downside, there is currently no way to pay off your balance other than to link your account via ACH and routing number.\nLaso.Finance - A bit pricey. Virtual Credit card with no KYC card that allows for spends of over 1K anywhere in the world. Currently uses Metamask for stable coins only. Monero support coming soon.\nPayWithMoon - Virtual Cards with no KYC funded by lightning based Bitcoin transactions. You can create as many virtual cards as you want, but cards are limited in amounts of 1000$. These cards do not currently work outside of the United States. Used to provide full pre-paid credit cards only offers gift cards now.\nPrivacy.com - The primary method for Credit Card Privacy. By linking your bank account to your Debit card, you can create virtual privacy focused cards that only work for one vendor at a time. This prevents your Debit card from being used in the event of a vendor data breach. Virtual cards are easily deletable. Downsides are that you start with 500$ per card limits for virtual cards. And there is the privacy concern of sharing your bank data with a third party. Please use our affiliate link when signing up. To get an extra $5 dollars on sign up.\nUquid - Virtual card for crypto, only works through Binance or wallet connect compatible wallets, for a wide range of gift card services.\nX1 - Similar to Klutch. Control subscriptions and keep your details private with disposable card numbers.donotpay.com/learn/virtual-credit-card-generator/) - Free Virtual Credit Card Generator for signing up for trial services. Do not Pay also works to create an AI focused response to many asymmetrical problems of society like fighting back against parking tickets or social media de-platforming with automated and proven methods of remediating these issues.\nGift Cards # Egifter - Buy and send premium gift cards for a wide range of services. Offers points per purchases. Gyft - Gift cards for over 200 vendors. Coinsbee - Does Phone Top ups. Bitrefill - Gifts cards and other services. Coincards - giftcards available in multiple countries, Coincards has everything you could possibly need to live your life with crypto! Offers Phone Top ups and accepts Monero. Stealths - Monero first Gift card sales. No KYC Required. Wallets # Bitcoin Wallets # Ashigaru - A new fork of Samurai Wallet without the coinjoin services. As this is new untested its recommended not to put large amounts of BTC on here just yet.\nCasa - Self custody wallet with built in Multi-sig for security and inheritance built in so that your assets aren\u0026rsquo;t lost in the event of death. Only takes Bitcoin and Ethereum.\nCold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nElectrum Wallet - Founded in 2011 Electrum is one of the oldest, simplest and most trusted Bitcoin Only wallets in the game. With a simple interface that has been forked by many other blockchain projects Electrum has everything you need to store and use your bitcoin easily and securely.\nSamurai Wallet - A modern bitcoin wallet hand forged to keep your transactions private your identity masked and your funds secured. Samurai Wallet is a mobile only wallet that is built to work with the Ronin Dojo Full node and Whirlpool privacy coinjoins. Completely Open Source. Mobile only wallet. In April 2024 Samurai Wallet was shutdown by the US government and the founders of the wallet arrested. While the wallet still works if installed, the Whirpool coinjoin features have since been disabled. You can donate to the Samurai defense team here You can also find a list of Public Dojo Clones to use at Dojobay\nSparrow Wallet - Sparrow is a Bitcoin wallet for those who value financial self sovereignty. Sparrow’s emphasis is on security, privacy and usability. Sparrow does not hide information from you - on the contrary it attempts to provide as much detail as possible about your transactions and UTXOs, but in a way that is manageable and usable. Completely Open Source. Desktop only wallet. Following the arrest of the Samurai Wallet Devs, the Whirlpool privacy features were removed from the wallet.\nHardware Wallets # Cold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nFoundationDevices - Foundation builds the Passport hardware wallet which is an airgapped wallet hardware device. Passport has no direct connection with the outside world – no USB data and no wireless communications. Instead, Passport uses a camera and QR codes for communication. This provides hardcore, airgapped security without sacrificing usability.\nLedger - NOT RECOMMENDED. While Ledger has a long history in the space of supporting multiple coins. Ledger is close sourced. Ledger has recently come under for fire for creating a backup policy that lets you back up your keys to Ledgers cloud providers, which means that your private keys could be susceptible to third party pressures on the key holders. Also Ledger was caught sending customer data to several different third parties.\nMonero Signer - Monero Signer is a hardware signing device equipped with a camera that allows you to sign transactions offline via QR-Code. Monero Signer also allows you to generate seeds, passphrases and addresses. All this while being completely offline. Software updates are done air-gapped using a micro SD card.\nSeedsigner - Open source hardware signing device that uses raspberry pi zero which reduces possibility of interception. Does not store your coins, is only a security focused device for signing/approving transactions. Bitcoin only.\nTrezor - One of the older hardware wallets around. Trezor is Fully open source and is one of the few wallets to also support multiple coins.\nLightning Wallets # Phoenix Wallet - Utilizing the lightning network can still be quite difficult, which Phoenix aims to help solve. At first glance, Phoenix doesn\u0026rsquo;t look different from your typical Bitcoin wallet. The difference is that Phoenix runs natively on Lightning. Phoenix takes care of everything under the hood and you will barely notice anything, except that your payments are faster and cheaper. Mobile only wallet. Monero Wallets # Anonero - Anonero is privacy focused phone wallet that only supports Monero, while incorporating other privacy features like, encrypted backups, airgapped transactions mandatory TOR connections. You can only access this app over TOR.\nFeather Wallet - Feather is a free, open-source Monero wallet for Linux, Tails, macOS and Windows. It is written in C++ with the Qt framework. Monero can be difficult to use in many cases to the highly technical and private nature of the coin, which is why the simplicity of feather wallet is so necessary. Feather Wallet can installed or run as a standalone application, making it easily parable with something like Tails OS for the ultimate privacy combo.\nMonero Subscription Wallet - Wallet that allows you to set subscriptions of regularly recurring payments that you would like to send.\nMyMonero - The simplest way to use the next-generation private digital currency Monero, at the sweet spot between security, convenience, and features. Not a full node wallet. You need to trust another node to run this wallet. These wallets share your private view key with a remote server, which continuously scans the blockchain looking for your transactions. They are faster to use, but your privacy can be lessened if you don\u0026rsquo;t control the remote server.\nRinoWallet - Online Monero multisig wallet. Non-custodial and offers 2FA protection.\nMulti Chain Wallets # CakeWallet - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including Monero. Cakewallet phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with Monero for discounts from hundreds of vendors. Supports Monero. No KYC Required. Mobile and desktop wallet. Open Source.\nExodus Wallet - One of the best wallets for holding multiple coins. With a beautiful interface that shows you long term internal price data, built in protocol level staking, coin swaps between hundreds of coins and many other features. Exodus is one best crypto wallets bar none. While it has ended support for Monero as it was a technical challenge to support it. Exodus is NOT Open source. Desktop and mobile.\nStack Wallet - Non Custodial multi coin wallet. Open Source. Has built in exchange functionality. Comes with \u0026ldquo;Duress mode\u0026rdquo; that lets you prepare a fake wallet in case you are physically threatened. Comes with built auto back ups, in wallet crypto swapping and more. Allows you to easily point at your own full node. Supports monero. Desktop and Mobile.\nWallet Recovery # Bitcoin Recovery CO - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nCryptoRecovers - Helping people regain access to their lost Bitcoin wallets since 2019.\nDatarecovery.com - Specializes in cryptocurrency recovery services, providing expert assistance to individuals and businesses who have lost access to their digital assets.\nDriveSavers - Specializes in recovering lost cryptocurrency and compromised wallets from all types of software and hardware wallets.\nEasyRecovery - Professional Bitcoin wallet recovery services can assist with password recovery, private key extraction, and damaged device repair to restore access to your Bitcoin.\nKeychainX - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nProfessional Crypto Recovery - Crypto recovery service that can help you recover your lost coins today.\nRecoverLostBitcoin - Expert crypto recovery services, including private key reconstruction, wallet and scam recovery.\nRecoverMyCryptoWallet - Can recover lost passphrases, missing seed words and forgotten passwords.\nWallet Recovery Service - Can recover lost crypto from all types of wallets.\n"},{"id":13,"href":"/organizations/","title":"Organizations","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The State is, and always has been, the great single enemy of the human race, its liberty, happiness, and progress.\u0026rdquo; - Murray Rothbard\nLiberty Organization that fight for different facets of all things related to liberty.\nAnti ESG Orgs # StriveFunds - Investment firm to counter ESG narrative from Blackrock and Vanguard. Strive specifically rejects the idea of Stakeholder capitalism. Started by author and presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. Antiwar # Antiwar.com - Since the mid 90\u0026rsquo;s Antiwar.com has been one of not the most important and consistently antiwar voices. With reporting on wars all over the globe for a liberty perspective, antiwar.com covers every aspect of the global wars.\nBitcoin For Peace - Accelerate World Peace Through Bitcoin Adoption. The vision of Bitcoin For Peace is to live in world where ALL life co-thrives in harmony. With the current corrupt fiat system, that vision can never happen. Bitcoin is a peaceful revolution.\nConcerned Veterans for America - CVA and its grassroots army will look to defend VA reforms and expand health care options for veterans, rethink America’s foreign policy to promote long-term prosperity, and encourage action to foster a more secure financial future for our country.\nDefend the Guard - An organization that works to reclaim constitutional authority. Defend the Guard legislation would prohibit a state’s National Guard units from being deployed into active combat without a formal declaration of war by Congress, as provided by the U.S. Constitution.\nFood Not Bombs - Food Not Bombs started in 1980. They work to provide healthy vegetarian food to starving Americans. Leftwing organization.\nStopWar.org - Stop the War was founded in September 2001 in the weeks following 9/11, when George W. Bush announced the “war on terror”. Stop the War has since been dedicated to preventing and ending the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and elsewhere. Comes from a leftwing perspective.\nThe Libertarian Institute - Founded by Scott Horton. LI focuses on many issues with a large focus on antiwar. LI has a lot of cross over with Antiwar.com.\nTheGrayZone - The Grayzone is an independent journalistic initiative that does not receive funding from any government or government-backed group or individual. The Gray Zone primarily reports on antiwar civil rights issues from a left wing perspectives.\nWeAreNotYourSoldiers - Antiwar Non-profit feature former soldiers that publicly talk about their horrible experiences during war.\nAntiWoke Advocacy # ActionPDE - PDE Action is a nonpartisan advocacy group working to reclaim public schools through engagement with school boards \u0026amp; state legislatures.\nDefendingEd - Parents Defending Education is a national grassroots organization working to reclaim our schools from activists imposing harmful agendas.\nExit Group - Group that helps users exit from woke/corporate life and build businesses to create separate revenue streams\nFairForAll - A nonpartisan organization dedicated to advancing civil rights and liberties for all Americans, and promoting a common culture based on fairness, understanding, and humanity. Specifically rejects woke ideas and believes in actual equality for all people.\nHeterodox Academy - Heterodox Academy (HxA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit membership organization of thousands of faculty, staff, and students committed to advancing the principles of open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement to improve higher education and academic research. Focuses heavily on Colleges.\nInstitute for Liberal Values - As a non-partisan and non-sectarian consortium focused on the promotion of individual freedom, rights, and liberty in everyday life, the Institute for Liberal Values provides the skills and support required to build community where there has been division, encourage free expression where there has been censorship, and foster optimism where there is fear.\nNew Discourses - Education on all things critical theory. Eduation and debunking of Marxism, Progressive and all forms of critical theory. IE Critical Race Theory, Queer Theory, etc. Founded by James Lindsey.\nClimate Change Pushback # Copenhagen Consensus - The Copenhagen Consensus Center is a think tank that researches and publishes the smartest solutions to the world\u0026rsquo;s biggest problems. Our studies are conducted by more than 300 economists from internationally renowned institutions, including seven Nobel Laureates, to advise policymakers and philanthropists how to achieve the best results with their limited resources.Founded by climate change debunker and educator Bjorn Lomborg.\nEnvironmental Progress - Environmental Progress (EP) was founded in 2016 with the mission of achieving nature, peace and prosperity for all. We believe everyone has a right to affordable energy, a healthy planet, and urban environments that enable citizens to thrive. Our strategy has been to organize grassroots movements to defend these rights, and to fund research into why they are threatened. Founded by free speech advocate and Journalist Michael Shellenberger.\nHeartland.org - The Heartland Institute is a nonprofit organization that focuses on issues in education, environmental protection, health care, budgets and taxes, and stopping Socialism.\nIndustrial Progress - For the last 40 years, so-called environmentalists have held back industrial progress around the world. That\u0026rsquo;s why Idustrial Progress helps the industry fight for its freedom, with new ideas, arguments, and policies that will improve our economy and our environment. Founded by Fossil Fuels advocate Alex Epstein.\nPerc.org - The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) explores how aligning free market incentives for environmental stewardship produces sustainable outcomes for land, water, and wildlife.\nSavory.Global - Fights against climate change approved opinion by using regenerative farming practices of holistic land management. Provides real alternative solutions to mainstream climate fear mongering.\nDrug Freedom # Drug Policy Alliance - The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the leading organization in the U.S. working to end the drug war. Encryption and censorship # Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) - The largest organization that fights for Internet and Digital Freedom. Based out of the US.The EFF puts out several of the best digital freedom tools, including HTTPS Everywhere, Privacy Badger and Certbot.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFree resources Physical and Digital # Art For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nLeadership Institute - Liberty focused training provided in person and virtual. Training is offered for a wide range of topics, including, activism campaigns, fundraising and more.\nLibertarianism.org - Free ebooks from a Cato/Bluepilled perspective. Still some solid content overall.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - Free liberty starter kits for applicants. Including books small grants and more. Primarily aimed at students.\nTechsoup.org - Free Tech for non-profits.\nLegal Advocacy # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nCoin Center - Based in D.C., Coin Center is the leading non-profit research and advocacy center focused on the public policy issues facing cryptocurrency and decentralized computing technologies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Their mission is to defend the rights of individuals to build and use free and open cryptocurrency networks: the right to write and publish code – to read and to run it. The right to assemble into peer-to-peer networks. And the right to do all this privately.\nDeFi Education Fund - The DeFi Education Fund (DEF) explains decentralized finance (DeFi) to policymakers around the world and advocates for policies welcoming of decentralized financial infrastructure.\nFire - Since its founding more than two decades ago as the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, FIRE has become the nation’s leading defender of fundamental rights on college campuses through our unique mix of programming, including student and faculty outreach, public education campaigns, individual case advocacy, and policy reform efforts. In 2022, FIRE changed its name to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and announced an expansion initiative into off-campus free speech advocacy and legal defense.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nInstitute for Justice - IJ is a nonprofit, public interest law firm. Their mission is to end widespread abuses of government power and secure the constitutional rights that allow all Americans to pursue their dreams.\nJusticeDao- A DAO specifically dedicated to helping the legal defense of the developers of Tornado Cash, an Ethereum based privacy service that was takedown by government action.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nPacific Legal Foundation - Pacific Legal Foundation is a national nonprofit legal organization that defends Americans from government overreach and abuse. PFL specifically focuses on Property Rights, Equality and Opportunity and Separation of Powers. ^1,2^\nPeer-To-Peer Rights Fund - The P2P Rights Fund is a project housed within the Bitcoin Policy Institute, a 501(c)3 think tank. An advisory board including open-source developers, human rights activists, and lawyers oversees the fund’s activities. P2P Focuses on protection of Open-Source Software under the First Amendment.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nStand With Crypto - Stand With Crypto, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, champions for clear, common-sense regulations for the crypto industry. We\u0026rsquo;re mobilizing the 52 million crypto owners in the US - a demographic that is younger (60% Gen-Z and Millennials) and more diverse (41% identify as racial minorities) than the general US population - to unlock crypto\u0026rsquo;s innovation potential and foster greater economic freedom.\nThe Crypto Lawyers - Much like Coin Center Crypto Lawyers provide legal advocacy for Bitcoin freedom. They offer services in regards to Litigation, NFT, DEFI, IP, Compliance, and Forensic Investigations.\nMeetups, Education and Training # Americas Future - America’s Future empowers young people to be active, civil, and curious citizens who build freer communities that lead to fulfillment, dignity, and happiness for all.We’re working toward a time in America where young people collaborate to drive change in their communities – change that equips the individual to build a free and happy life. America’s Future offers rising generations opportunities for networking, mentoring, leadership and community engagement through our national network and extensive array of programming.\nArt For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nFreedom Works - A longstanding political orginization that has traditionally leaned republican. Recently though they\u0026rsquo;ve rebranded to target smaller liberty focused groups in order to help educated and advocate for freedom and change in public policy.\nLeadership Institute - Founded in 1979 by its president, Morton C. Blackwell, LI provides training in campaigns, fundraising, grassroots organizing, youth politics, and communications. The Institute teaches conservatives of all ages how to succeed in politics, government, and the media.The Institute offers more than 50 types of training schools, workshops, and seminars; a free employment placement service; and a national field program that trains conservative students to organize campus groups.\nLiberty on the Rocks - Liberty on the Rocks is a non-profit grass roots libertarian organization designed to educate, connect, and activate liberty enthusiasts around the world. Through local chapters and events, citizens and activists throughout the country can increase the size of their networks, enhance their understanding of economics and the philosophy of freedom, widen their knowledge of local and national educational outlets, and increase their opportunities for involvement. Official Partner of Liberty Tools\nLiberty Seeds - The largest directory of liberty-minded organizations, events, and more.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - SFL is not a top down, chapter based, or membership organization. Instead SFL functions as a network of pro-liberty students from a wide diversity of locations and backgrounds. SFL does sometimes take the more blue pilled approach.\nWe Are Change - We Are Change is a nonpartisan, independent media organization comprised of individuals and groups working to expose corruption worldwide.Founded by Luke Rudkowski, We Are Change is comprised of independent journalists, concerned citizens, activists, and anyone who wants to shape the direction our world is going in. We seek to expose the lies of governments and the corporate elite who constantly trash our humanity. Their goal is to create a community of truth-seekers and peacemakers who share a commitment to nonviolent action.\nYoung Americans for Liberty - Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) is the most active and effective pro-liberty youth organization advancing liberty on campus. Our four-step mission is to identify, educate, train, and mobilize youth activists to make liberty win. YAL maintains many chapters across college campuses all over the US.\nYou are the Power - You Are The Power is a membership-based nonprofit that is founded and run by Spike Cohen. They work with activists and organizations in all 50 states, using localized, single-issue activism to set communities free, restore individual rights, take the power away from government and put it back in the hands of the people.\nPress Freedoms # Committee to Protect Journalists - The Committee to Protect Journalists is an independent, nonprofit organization that promotes press freedom worldwide. They defend the right of journalists to report the news safely and without fear of reprisal.\nInternational Press Institute - Their mission is to defend media freedom and support independent journalism wherever they are threatened. Also tracks press freedoms in regards to Covid restrictions.\nReporters Without Borders - Reporters Without Borders tracks press freedoms across the world.\nPolice Reform and Monitoring # 8 Can\u0026rsquo;t Wait - 8 Cant Wait is a campaign to bring immediate change to police departments by encouraging the adoption of 8 specific policies.\nAdopt a Cop - Adopt A Cop BJJ is a nonprofit, donation based program and registered 501(c)3 that allows active duty patrolling police officers around the country to train at any Adopt A Cop BJJ affiliated academy and will pay 100% of the officer’s membership until they reach the rank of Blue belt. Blue belt is the second ranked belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and on average it takes around 12 to 18 months to obtain. Police officers are much less likely to both get injured and to injure suspects if they are trained in BJJ as evidenced by this Case Study.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nOpen-archive - App for saving and sharing files for whistleblowers and videos of police etc\nThick Red Line - A project of Art of Liberty, TRL is an effort to restore respect for law enforcement by abolishing victimless crime.\nWashingtonPost Police Shootings Database - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states\nThink Tanks # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAyn Rand Institute - ARI offers a variety of educational experiences to promote greater understanding of Ayn Rand’s philosophy and, through the writing and speaking of our experts, advocates her principles of reason, rational self-interest and laissez-faire capitalism. ARI also often takes a more Blue pilled perspective and does not generally follow Anarchist ideas, as it advocates for a one world government, based on the principles of logic and reason.\nArt of Liberty - A small think tank that exposes the Illegitimacy and Criminality of “Government” while Making the Voluntaryist Case for Free Markets, REAL Freedom and Peace.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow Institute works to promote the ideas of privacy in the world.\nThe Cato Institute - Founded in 1977 by Ed Crane, Murray Rothbard and Charles Koch. Cato is one of the oldest and largest libertarian think tanks in America. Cato has published great research and information since its inception. Cato has been criticized at times for often taking very pragmatic criticisms of the state and sometimes making the libertarian defense of state activities. Often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nThe Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) - FEE\u0026rsquo;s popular digital content and in-person programs turn complex ideas into practical tools for living your best life and making the world a better place. Fee covers a wide range of issues across the entire political spectrum, while always exposing government crimes and failures.\nThe Future of Freedom Foundation - The Future of Freedom Foundation is a tax-exempt, non-profit educational foundation whose mission is to present an uncompromising moral, philosophical, and economic case for the free society.\nThe Mises Institute - The premium think tank for all things liberty. Founded in 1982 by Anarcho-capitalism Lew Rockwell, largely to push the ideas of economist Murray Rothbard following his split with the Cato Institute. The Mises institute has been one of the biggest and most consistent voices for all things liberty including: Antiwar, Austrian economics, Sound Money, Police Reform, Secession, Book Publishing and so much more.\nThe Reason Foundation - Reason Foundation advances a free society by developing, applying, and promoting libertarian principles, including individual liberty, free markets, and the rule of law. We use journalism and public policy research to influence the frameworks and actions of policymakers, journalists, and opinion leaders. Reason also publishes Reason Magazine and hosts the SOHO Debate Forum. Much like Cato Reason often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nWhistle Blowing # Aim - Undercover citizen journalism, mostly focused on American schools.\nCryptome - One of the primary inspirations for Wikileaks, Cryptome has been offering a leaking platform to the world since 1996 and still runs today. Founded by John Young.\nEFF Surveillance Self-Defense - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\nGlobal Leaks - Whistleblowing Solutions Impresa Sociale S.r.l. (WBS) is an innovative social enterprise that carries out research and development to support whistleblowers and the fight against corruption. It was founded in 2016 to guarantee the economic sustainability of the GlobaLeaks project, through taking care of the growing number of requests for assistance, maintenance and custom deployment. WBS hosts the development activities and coordinates the community efforts. Global leaks provides its own open source tool for whistleblowers.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nO\u0026rsquo;keefe Media Group - Following the ousting of James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe from Project Veritas, O\u0026rsquo;Keefe Media group was founded to present another opportunity for whistle blowing and citizen journalism. OKM provides training and supplies for Citizen journalists.\nProject Veritas - Founded in 2010 by James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe, Project Veritas picked up much of the leaking slack following Wikileakss decrease in output. Often slandered as a far right group, Project Veritas has leaked many of the biggest stories since its inception. Project Veritas was and is largely known for using undercover cameras to expost stories.\nTruth in Media - Not a whistleblowing organization perse, however TIM is known for doing in depth inclusive stories reputably with strong reliable sources and without sensationalism. TIM focuses on stories that most media ignores. Founded by Journalist Ben Swann.\nWikiLeaks - Founded in 2006 by Julian Assange. Wikileaks was the the primary source for leaking of highly secret corporate and government data. Wikileaks worked to protect its leakers by employing the use of PGP and TOR. While largely inactive since the arrest of its founder Julian Assange in 2019, Wikileaks archives are still an important repository of leaked data.\nWizSafe Journalist Privacy Guide - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\n"},{"id":14,"href":"/osint/","title":"OSINT","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Nothing has such power to broaden the mind as the ability to investigate systematically and truly all that comes under thy observation in life.\u0026rdquo; - Marcus Aurelius\nOpen Source Intelligence tools can be used to find information of all types. This can be useful in furthering your understanding of both offensive and defensive practices by finding information for anything and everything. OSINT is the direct inverse of open source privacy tools. OSINT can be used for nefarious purposes in some cases, but OSINT itself does not directly include the concept of hacking. OSINT only aims to find legally available public information. OSINT has tremendous use in regards to education and finding information about corporations, politicians and good journalism. These tools can also be used to help you understand your own privacy exposure as well. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAI (Artificial Intelligence) Tools # Art Generators # Albus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAnimate Anyone - App that allows you to take a static image or photo and create videos of movement based on the people or characters in those photos.\nDall E - DALL·E 2 is an AI system that can create realistic images and art from a description in natural language. Made by Open Ai. Closed source.\nDreamstudio.ai - AI Art Generation.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGemini - Formerly known as Bard. Google\u0026rsquo;s AI alternative to Chat GPT. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias, including filtering your text prompts through a DEI and social justice lens.\nLumiere - A Space-Time Diffusion Model for Video Generation. Made by Google, closed source. Create video from word prompts or pictures. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias.\nMagic Animate - Magic Animate is an open source project that allows you to produces an animated video from a single image and a motion video.\nMid Journey - Mid Journey is an independent research lab exploring new mediums of thought and expanding the imaginative powers of the human species. Requires the unencrypted messaging app Discord for image generation.\nOpen AI Sora - Sora can generate videos up to a minute long while maintaining visual quality and adherence to the user’s prompt. Closed source.\nFreedom and Privacy AI Tools # AI Unchained - Podcast by freedom advocate and bitcoin educator Guy Swann. Follow the newest updates in the AI industry to become more sovereign and efficient by utilizing cutting edge tools.\nAlex AI - Energy and Climate Chatbot. Built by Alex Epstein, an advocate of Freedom and Fossil Fuels. Iphone Only.\nGab AI - Chat GPT alternative and image generator by conservative Social Media company GAB.\nGATgpt - A LLM model like Chat GPT but specifically for gun printing and all things gun related. Built by Cody Wilson.\nLibertAI - Decentralized privacy focused AI.\nUnleashed Chat - AI chatbot service designed with real privacy in mind. It stands out with its live Nostr data querying and advanced context embedding capabilities. It allows for Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network, for privacy and speed. The platform employs the latest Open Source models, prioritizing uncensored options.\nVenice - Venice is an open source alternative to Chat GPT. With built in features for code prompts and Stable Diffusion, Venice does not censor or spy on you. Launched by freedom advocate and crypto pioneer Erik Voorhees.\nGeneral AI Tools # AI or Not - Need to verify if images are AI generated? Here\u0026rsquo;s a project that can identify images from Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Dall-E, GAN and more.\nAIXploira - Access the largest list of top-quality AI tools available on the web.\nAlbus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAwesome GPT - List of dozens of GPT style LLMs.\nEsperanto.ai - Esperanto delivers high-performance, energy-efficient computing solutions that are the compelling choice for the most demanding AI and non-AI applications.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGPT4all - Self Hosted GPT Alternative.\nHuggingface.co - Open Source CHAT GPT Alternative.\nLM Studio - LM Studio lets you discover, download, and run local LLMs entirely offline.\nMaxAI.me - Chrome extension that lets you utilize AI on different sites.\nParse Prompt - Convert and summarize podcast episodes, audio clips, web-pages, and YouTube into AI-generated content.\nAttack Surface # BynaryEdge - We scan the web and gather data for you.\nCensys - Attack Surface Management Solutions.\nCriminalip.io - Cyber Threat Intelligence Search Engine and Attack Surface Management (ASM) platform.\nRedHunt Labs - Discover your Attack Surface, Continuously.\nSecurityTrails - The Total Internet Inventory.\nBug Hunting # Bug Bounty writeups - Detailed breakdowns of all sorts of different types of attacks.\nBughunter-handbook - A list of resources that will help bug bounty hunters with resources that are useful during their bug bounty journey.\nCertificates # CertSpotter - Monitors your domains for expiring, unauthorized, and invalid SSL certificates.\nCensys - Certificates - Certificates Search.\nCrt.sh - Certificate Search.\nCTSearch - Certificate Transparency Search Tool.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nTLS.BufferOver.run - Quickly find certificates in IPv4 space.\nCredentials # Check your email accounts to find associated accounts with breached companies.\nBreachdirectory.org - Check if your information was exposed in a data breach.\nCrackstation.net - Massive pre-computed lookup (Rainbow) tables to crack password hashes.\nDehashed - Free deep-web scans and protection against credential leaks, Takes Monero for Premium accounts.\nHackcheck - Hackcheck is a data breach search engine that makes checking the integrity of your data easy and flexible cheap! They currently offer several lightning fast queries to search through our billions of records with. The queries they offer are email, password, username, name, IP address, phone number, and domain name.\nHave I Been Pwned - Check if your email or phone is in a data breach.\nHaveibeensold.app - App that checks who is selling your data. Currently down.\nIntelx - Needs an account for most dumps, but shows accounts and password associated with on different sites.\nLeak-Lookup - Search across thousands of data breaches to find you compromised data - Requires an account for full results. Cheap prices and accepts Monero.\nLeakCheck.io - Make sure your credentials haven\u0026rsquo;t been compromised.\nLeakix - Identify public data leaks.\nMozilla Monitor - Stay safe with privacy tools from the makers of Firefox that protect you from hackers and companies that publish and sell your personal information. We’ll alert you of any known data breaches, find and remove your exposed info and continually watch for new exposures.\nSnusbase - Stay on top of the latest database breaches.\nSpycloud.com - More in Depth than haveIbeenpwned. Requires an account.\nCode Search Engines # GitHub Code Search - A search engine for searching projects on GitHub.\nGrep.app - Search across a half million git repos.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nNerdyData - Find companies based on their website\u0026rsquo;s tech stack or code.\nPublicwww.com - Source Code Search Engine. Find any alphanumeric snippet, signature or keyword in the web pages HTML, JS and CSS code.\nRepoSearch - Source code search engine that helps you find implementation details, example usages or just analyze code.\nSearchCode - Search 75 billion lines of code from 40 million projects.\nSourceGraph - Understand and search across your entire codebase.\nData Retention # Archive.org - The biggest site for internet website archives.\nDessant - A web extension for pulling data from archived sites.\nInteltechniques - A guide to manually remove your data from archive sites.\nMemento Time Travel - Memento TimeTravel is built using the archive.today API, and can thus be utilized as an upgraded internet archive product. It offers web users with an easy-to-use design.\nPagefreezer.com - PageFreezer is an alternative to the Wayback machine which utilizes Google-like crawling technology. The screenshots are taken using a fully automated operation.\nTubeRipper - An app that lets you rip or download videos from most platforms.\nWebcite - WebCite differs from the Wayback Machine by providing the sort of detailed snapshots of author-cited references requested by publishers, editors, and readers.\nDevice Information # Macaddress.io - MAC address vendor lookup.\nMaclookup.app - Find the vendor name of a device by entering an OUI or a MAC address.\nMacvendors.com - Find MAC Address Vendors. Now.\nMAC Vendor Lookup - Look up the vendor for a specific MAC Address.\nDNS # Chaos - Enhance research and analyse changes around DNS for better insights.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing.\nDNSDumpster - DNS recon \u0026amp; research, find \u0026amp; lookup DNS records.\nDNShistory.org - Domain Name System Historical Record Archive.\nDNSdb - Passive DNS historical database.\nDNSviz - Tool for visualizing the status of a DNS zone.\nDNSTwister - The anti-phishing domain name search engine and DNS monitoring service.\nDnslytics - The ultimate online investigation tool for DNS and other internet data.\nHackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nPassivedns.mnemonic.no - Web interface for querying passive DNS data collected in our malware lab.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nRapidDNS - DNS query tool which make querying - subdomains or sites of a same IP easy.\nDomains # Buckets.grayhatwarfare.com - Public buckets.\nBuiltWith - Find out what websites are Built With.\nCentralOps - DomainDossier - Investigate domains and IP addresses.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing!\nDomainIQ - Comprehensive Domain Intelligence.\nGrayhatwarfare.com - domains - How to search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nIPInfo - Provides your WAN or Public IP address.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nPentest-tools.com - Discover subdomains and determine the attack surface of an organization.\nRiddler - Allows you to search in a high quality dataset.\nRobTex - Various kinds of research of IP numbers, Domain names, etc.\nSecurityheaders.com - Scan your site now.\nSimilarweb.com - The easiest and fastest tool to find out what\u0026rsquo;s really going on online.\nSitereport.netcraft.com - Find out the infrastructure and technologies used by any site.\nSpyonweb.com - Find out related websites.\nStatscrop.com - Millions of amazing websites across the web are being analyzed with StatsCrop.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVisualsitemapper.com - Create a visual map of your site.\nWho.is - WHOIS Search, Domain Name, Website, and IP Tools.\nWhois.domaintools.com - Industry’s fastest domain discovery engine and broadest, most accurate data.\nWhoisology.com - Deep Connections Between Domain Names \u0026amp; Their Owners.\nExploits # 0day.today - The ultimate database of exploits and vulnerabilities.\nExploit-DB - An Exploit Database.\npacketstormsecurity.com - Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers.\nRapid7 - DB - A vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSploitus - A convenient central place for identifying the newest exploits.\nVulmon - A vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nFacial Recognition # Pimeyes - The gold Standard in facial recognition search, while prioritizing privacy. Focused Search Engines # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Correlate – Google Trends Correlate can help you identify search patterns that correlate with real-world trends. It can be used to identify search patterns that are similar to one another. For example, you could use the tool to find out if there is a link between new legislation and gun sales (at least in terms of the search volume related to the two topics).\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nGrabify - Grabify is a free web-based IP grabbing/URL shortening tool. (IP grabbing just as it implies simply means getting/grabbing peoples IP addresses.) This can be used to get location/IP data from potential attackers.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nIPGeo - IpGeo is a python tool to extract IP addresses from captured network traffic file (pcap/pcapng) and generate csv report containing details about the geolocation of each ip in the packets.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMillion Short – Million Short has an interesting approach to searching for information online. The interface is generally similar to a typical search engine. However, you can sort and filter the results in a number of ways. Examples include popularity, eCommerce, live chat, date, location, and others. Also, it automatically pulls out the top sites that usually occupy the top spots in any search result (e.g. Amazon.com, eBay, YouTube, etc.)\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nMention - A service that lets you track any code words across social media platforms. Paid service.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOSSDatabase - OSS DATABASE is a crowdsourced database of Open Source software. Their goal is to make it easy to look for open source alternatives and compare them with their proprietary peers.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPulsedive - A search engine for devices connected to the internet.\nPublic API\u0026rsquo;s - A list of several different API\u0026rsquo;s that are free to use for data pulling.\nPublicData.com - PublicData.com is the number one resource for public records from local, state, and federal agencies.\nProwl - A free IP search \u0026amp; identifications of IoC and IoA.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nSearch by Image - Tool to reverse image search docs, only works in Chromium based browsers.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nShodan – A search engine and network security tool for the internet of things. It finds devices on the internet like web servers, webcams, appliances, traffic lights, and even power plants.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTalkWalkerAlerts – TalkWalkerAlerts is a great alternative to Google Alerts because, in addition to monitoring the web for certain keywords, it monitors social media, blogs, and forums as well. This can be helpful if you need to find mentions of someone’s name or business across the web. Free and paid options.\nTorSearch - A TOR search engine for websites hosted on TOR (The Darknet).\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nTinyEye - A reverse image search.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nGeolocation # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nMail Addresses # Centralops - Email, Whois, DNS search info.\nEmailHippo - Email address verification technology.\nEmail-format.com - Find the email address formats in use at thousands of companies.\nHunter.io - Find professional email addresses in seconds.\nIntelligenceX - Search engine and data archive. Finds public personal information from data brokers.\nMelissa - Emailcheck - Check email addresses and verify they are live.\nMXToolbox - Check your email headers.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nReacher.email - Open-Source Email Verification.\nRocketReach - Your first-degree connection to any professional.\nskymem.info - Find email addresses of companies and people.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nThatsThem - Reverse email lookup.\nverify-email.org - Checks whether the mailbox exists or not.\nVoilaNorbert - I can find anyone\u0026rsquo;s email address.\nOSINT Lists # About.start.me - OSINT Dashboard to combine different OSINT tools.\nAwesome-Osint - A curated list of amazingly awesome open source intelligence tools and resources.\nFacebook Email Search - A simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFreedomlab.io - FreedomLab is a virtual gathering place for human rights defenders. Here you will find a repository of training materials, tutorials, and digital tools, all tailored to your needs and requirements. We hope you will learn about tools, experiences, advocacy and fundraising strategies, as well as knowledge and skills related to security. Through support and collaboration, human rights defenders increase their capacity to monitor and report, seek redress, and advocate for the promotion of human rights.\nFull OSINT - Full OSINT focused on the most popular web-based Open Source Intelligence and Cybersecurity Tools.\nHacker Search Engines - Long list of OSINT Tools.\nInteltechniques Tools - Dozens of tools available from Michael Bazzels website.\nOstintFramework - Terrific list. Layout is a bit strange can be annoying to navigate.\nOsint-jobs.com - Job board and education research.\nOsintcurio.us - The OSINT Curious Project was a source of quality, actionable, Open Source Intelligence news, original blogs, instructional videos, and live streams. We tried to keep people curious about exploring web applications for bits of information or trying out new techniques to access important OSINT data.\nOsintool.com - List of multiple tools with install instructions.\nOsintdojo.com - A giant list of OSINT resources.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nSociallinks.io - Everything you need to navigate the OSINT world, gain deeper insights, and enhance investigations.\nSocial-Analyzer - API, CLI \u0026amp; Web App for analyzing \u0026amp; finding a person’s profile across social media websites. It includes different string analysis and detection modules, you can choose which combination of modules to use during the investigation process.\nSpiderFoot - SpiderFoot is an open-source OSINT tool with 200+ modules for gathering information on target organizations, domains and IP addresses, networks, emails, and usernames. It offers automation capabilities for routine OSINT tasks like DNS queries, threat intelligence checks, breach detection, WHOIS lookups, and more.\nstart.me - Another Giant list of all sorts of tools.\nTCM-Open-Source-Intellingence-Resources - Compilation of Resources from TCM\u0026rsquo;s OSINT Course.\nX-osint - An Open source intelligent framework ie an osint tool which gathers valid information about a phone number, user’s email address, perform VIN Osint, and reverse, perform subdomain enumeration, able to find email from a name, and so much more.\nSecurity Focused Tools # 2fA.Directory - List of companies that use 2FA in America. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\n2fA.Directory.International - List of companies that use 2FA Internationally. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nBest Randoms - Random information generator for huge amount of categories.\nDmarc and SPF Checkers - A site Dmarc, SPF and DKIM are Email security settings that protect your email account from being spoofed or faked. This tool scores your domain to see how difficult it would be to spoof. ^1^\nDNS checker and port scanner - A site to check open ports, DNS SPF records and much more on your own internal server.\nEfani - Test your Phone number public connections to see your total phone exposure.\nEmail Rep - App that lets you check the known reputability of any email address and domain.\nEnd Of Life - Tracks closely software updates, and EOL status for a massive list of software. Need to figure out how long your new phone will be supported? They have you covered.\nExiftool - A tool let’s you pull metadata info from a wide range of file types.\nHudson Rock - Free tools to check for compromised corporate accounts.\nHowsecureismypassword - A site to test the security and the Bruce Force difficulty of your password.\nImmuniweb - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server or servers. Checks SSL status of multiple different types of applications. Also checks compliance with frameworks such as PCI, HIPAA and NIST.\nIp Quality Score - An app to check your IP, Email and Fraud prevention. Also allows for verifying Tor and VPN connectivity and much more.\nPolisis - Polisis gives you a glimpse of what websites actually say in their privacy policies.\nPrivacy Parrot - A search engine that helps determine if a website can sell your personal information.\nScamDoctor - Project that tracks known scam websites and use an algorithm to determine likelihood of other scams.\nSecurity Headers - A site to check the security headers of your own self-hosted server to check your exposure to attacks like XSS, Clickjacking and more.\nShieldsup - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Run by Steve Gibson of the SecurityNow Podcast and Spinrite data recovery application.\nSSL LABS - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Specifically looks at TLS config and hash algorithm of your website.\nTiny-check - A piece of software that scans your phone to check for unauthorized monitoring apps unknowingly installed.\nTOSBack (Terms of Service) - A website that reads back other website terms of service and puts it into a simple and easy to read summary.\nTraceLabs - An OSINT service that helps find missing people.\nVirus Total - Scan files, hashes and URLs to run them against a database of known compromised software. Extremely useful when evaluating new suspicious files or programs.\nW3Techs - Large list that tracks software utilization across industries. Find metrics based around software markets share.\nServers # FOFA - Cyberspace mapping.\nGreyNoise - The source for understanding internet noise.\nNatlas - Scaling Network Scanning.\nNetlas.io - Discover, Research and Monitor any Assets Available Online.\nOnyphe.io - Cyber Defense Search Engine for open-source and cyber threat intelligence data.\nZoomEye - Global cyberspace mapping.\nSocial Media Tools # Discord # Discord OSINT Attack Surface - Description of Discord\u0026rsquo;s attack surface.\nDiscord Snowflake to Timestamp Converter - Pulls Discord message timestamps.\nDiscordBee - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDiscordServers Search - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDutch OSINT Guy Discord Resources - OSINT Discord resources that may be useful for searching or pivoting on Discord.\nFacebook # Einvestigator.com - Facebook Search Tools and Resources.\nFacebook Email Search - Is a simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFB People Directory - Is a native tool built by Facebook so you can, as its name suggests, search their people directory. It’s super useful and one of the easiest tools to use when you’re looking for someone.\nPassive DNS - Technology allows you to investigate everything you can imagine about any organization or company in the world, way beyond a simple citizen profile. Let’s see it in action for facebook.com.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nToolzu.com - A platform for Facebook video downloading.\nGab # Gab OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGab OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tool for creating Bookmarklet.\nGab OSINT Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB ^1^\nGeneral Social Media Tools # Sherlock - Finds all usernames across 300 different social media platforms.\nSocialBlade - Real Time follower/subscriber counter for Youtube, Twitch, Instagram and Twitter.\nStories Down - Guide for several different platforms.\nGettr # Gettr OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGettr OSINT Investigations Tips \u0026amp; Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB.\nInstagram # Gramho - Identifying Followers of a Private Instagram Profile.\nInstahunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Instagram posts.\nInstagram OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Instagram.\nPicuki - View, edit and share your publicly available Instagram content.\nLinkedIn # Epieos LinkedIn Tool - Retrieve information linked to an email address.\nHow to conduct OSINT on Linkedin - List of tactics and strategies.\nLinkedIn OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the LinkedIn attack surface.\nLinkedIn OSINT Bookmarket Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part I - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part II - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nNew LinkedIn Search Features - Guide on search functions in LinkedIn.\nPinterest # Aware Online - List of tactics and strategies.\nPinterest OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Pinterest attack surface.\nReddit # Rdddeck - Creates Reddit decks.\nReddit OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Reddit attack surface.\nReddit OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nReddit OSINT Techniques - List of Osint tools and tactics for Reddit.\nUnddit - App that lets you display removed (by mods) and deleted (by users) comments/posts for Reddit.\nSkype # Skype OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Skype attack surface.\nSkypli - Skype search engine.\nSnapchat # Snapchat OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Snapchat attack surface.\nSnap Map - Watch Snaps submitted by Snapchatters around the world.\nTelegram # Awesome Telegram OSINT - Massive list of Telegram Tools.\nTelegram Analytics - Telegram channels and groups catalog in addition chat monitoring.\nTelegram Database - Telegram Search Engine.\nTikTok # TikTok OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the TikTok attack surface.\nTikTok OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate TikTok investigations.\nVidnice - TikTok search engine.\nTumblr # Tumblr OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Tumbler attack surface.\nTumblr OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate Tumblr investigations.\nTumblr OSINT Techniques - Breakdown of many tactics and techniques for OSINT on Tumblr.\nTwitter/X.com # Birdhunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Twitter posts.\nBot Sentinel - Helps you find and block trolls and fake Twitter accounts.\nFoller.me - Free people search engine finds social media profiles, public records, and more!\nNitter - Access Twitter through a privacy front end without an account.\nTinfoleak - Search for Twitter users leaks.\nTweet Beaver - If you’re doing research that involves a Twitter user, TweetBeaver is a great resource. Use it for things like downloading a user’s friends list, downloading a user’s followers list, checking to see if two accounts follow one another, and much more.\nTweetdeck - TweetDeck offers a more convenient Twitter experience by letting you view multiple timelines in one easy interface. It includes a host of advanced features to help get the most of Twitter: Manage multiple Twitter accounts, schedule Tweets for posting in the future, build Tweet collections, and more.\nTwitter OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Twitter attack surface.\nSpoonbill - Spoonbill lets you see profile changes from the people you follow on Twitter or other social networks.\nTrendsmap - Tracks hashtag trends by location.\nTweeterID - Pull your Twitter user ID.\nGetvidfy.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nSavetweetvid.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nURLs # HackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nMOZ Link Explorer - The world\u0026rsquo;s best backlink checker with over 40 trillion links.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nShorteners.grayhatwarfare.com - Search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nURLScan - A sandbox for the web.\nVehicles # Autocheck - Search by Vin or License Plate. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nFaxvin - Search by Vin. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nLicensesearch.org - Can be used to search License plates and Drivers licenses for a fee.\nSkipTracer - Python-based search engine program, that searches lots of different categories, Name, email, phone etc. In particular you can search License Plate info which is the most unique feature of this app.\nVehicle-OSINT-Collection - A comprehensive list of websites, add-ons, repositories, and other tools useful for finding information on a target vehicle ^2^\nVulnerabilities # Aqua Vulnerability Database - Vulnerabilities and weaknesses in open source applications and cloud native infrastructure.\nCapec.Mitre.org - A site that tracks common attack patterns.\nCloudvulndb.org - The Open Cloud Vulnerability \u0026amp; Security Issue Database.\nCVEDetails - The ultimate security vulnerability datasource.\nCVE.org - Another site that tracks identifies defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nGitHub Advisory Database - Security vulnerability database inclusive of CVEs and GitHub originated security advisories.\nLibraries.io - Open source package tracker.\nMITRE CVE - Another site that identifies, defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nMitre.org - A site that tracks common weaknesses across all software.\nNIST NVD - The National Vulnerability Database, that lists known threats and vulnerabilities.\nOssindex.sonatype.org - A free catalogue of open source components and scanning tools to help developers identify vulnerabilities, understand risk, and keep their software safe.\nOpencve.io - Easiest way to track CVE updates and be alerted about new vulnerabilities.\nOsv.dev - Open Source Vulnerability tracker.\nRapid7 - DB - Vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSecurity.snyk.io - Open Source Vulnerability Database.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVulDB - Number one vulnerability database.\nVulmon - Vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nVulners.com - Your Search Engine for Security Intelligence.\nVulnIQ - Vulnerability intelligence and management solution.\nWifi Discovery and Scanning # Acrylic WiFi - WiFi analysis, site survey \u0026amp; troubleshooting.\nAvast Wi-Fi Finder - Avast Wi-Fi Finder is an app to help you find free WiFi networks around you. Just check the map and take a look at the different points that show up. Tapping one of them gives you more information: the name of the network, whether it requires a password, etc.\nFree WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nNetwork Tools - Phone App for tracking all sorts of network metrics.\nOpen WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nWiFinder -\n"},{"id":15,"href":"/political-tools/","title":"Political","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;He knows nothing and thinks he knows everything. That points clearly to a political career.\u0026rdquo; -George Bernard Shaw\nHere at Liberty Tools we believe in looking at alternatives to electoral politics. We believe that in terms of advancing freedom electoral politics has mostly been a lost battle, or very often is actually counter productive. However we do have great respect for anyone who is trying to advance freedom as part of the political process, and continuing in the footsteps of the great politicians such as Ron Paul.\n🏛️ Find Representatives \u0026amp; Voting Info # Govtrack – Look up your Congressional representatives and their voting records. Vote.org – Polling Place Locator – Find out where to vote. Ballotpedia – Discover open races, ballot measures, candidate info, and more. IV3 – Verify your voter roll info, report inaccuracies, and track updates. 💵 Money in Politics # Opensecrets – Follow campaign finance and lobbying data. ALLRegreen – Track campaign contributions by industry and individual donors. Follow The Crypto – See cryptocurrency donations to politicians. Check My Donation – Check if your name has been used fraudulently in political donations. 📊 Government Transparency \u0026amp; Spending # Open the Books – Audit government spending at federal, state, and local levels. Data Republican – Explore federal grant allocations, charity, and NGO funding. DogeAI - A new AI project trying to expose political corruption. 🏢 Political Appointees \u0026amp; Local Involvement # OurPublicService.org – Appointee Tracker – Track political appointees in federal positions. Run Locally – Libertarian Party initiative to support local candidates. "},{"id":16,"href":"/privacy/","title":"Privacy","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The Cypherpunks are actively engaged in making the networks safer for privacy. Let us proceed together apace. Onward\u0026rdquo; - Eric Hughes\nPrivacy is a fundamental tenet of a free society. Corporations and governments are gathering data at record rates and will happily sell it to the highest bidder. In the era of social media, doxxing, twitter mobs and rising crime, take back your privacy to protect yourself and your family.\nAll in one Privacy Solutions # Cloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Cloaked is not Open Source. Though they do plan to open source their project in the future. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nMySudo - All in one privacy solution. MySudo offers services for phones, profiles, emails, virtual credit cards and more. MySudo doesnt always work well on non Android OSes like Calyx and you often need a google supported phone for activation, but once you activate it, it should work fine on Graphene.\nBrowsers # Brave - From the original creators of Firefox, Brave aims to use maximum privacy as a default. With ad blocking, phishing blocking, fingerprint and cookie blocking all enabled by default. Brave does offer ad payments in its own crypto token BAT, which has drawn some criticism from privacy advocates - In Depth Review\nDecentr - Brand new blockchain-based browser. Pays out in their own token for browsing search, much like Brave.\nFirefox - Firefox has a long-established history of competing with the most well-known browsers as the longest-serving open-source alternative. However, due to recent changes by Firefox in order to gain more revenue, we NO longer recommend them. Check out more here.\nLibreWolf - LibreWolf is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks.\nMullvad Browser - The Mullvad Browser is a privacy-focused web browser developed in a collaboration between Mullvad VPN and the Tor Project. It’s designed to minimize tracking and fingerprinting. You could say it’s a Tor Browser to use without the Tor Network. Instead, you can use it with a trustworthy VPN. The idea is to provide one more alternative – beside the Tor Network – to browse the internet with more privacy. To get as many people as possible to fight the big data gathering of today. To free the internet from mass surveillance.\nPrivacy Tests - In-depth comparison of browser privacy.\nTor Browser - Tor Browser is your choice if you need an extra layer of anonymity. It\u0026rsquo;s a modified version of Firefox, which comes with pre-installed privacy add-ons, encryption, and an advanced proxy. It\u0026rsquo;s not recommended to install additional browser addons. Plugins or addons may bypass Tor or compromise your privacy. While TOR is the best in privacy, it is also notoriously slow.\nWaterfox - Waterfox is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks. Not quite as private as something like LibreWolf, but makes up for it in speed and functionality.\nBrowser Exposure Checks # Cover Your Tracks and EFF Tool - A project from the EFF. Cover Your Tracks is two things: a tool for users to understand how unique and identifiable their browser makes them online, and a research project to uncover the tools and techniques of online trackers and test the efficacy of privacy add-ons. In Depth Breakdown and Review\nIpleak - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDNSLeaktest - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDeviceInfo - Checks computer hardware and software specs\nAm I Unique -Checks your IP and browser public info.\nBlacklight- Check third party trackers\nBrowserspy - When you surf around the internet your browser leaves behind a trail of digital footprints. Websites can use these footprints to check your system. BrowserSpy.dk is a service where you can check just what information it\u0026rsquo;s possible to gather from your system, just by visiting a website.\nPrivacy.net - What information can a website find out about you when you visit it? A lot more than you probably realize. This tool lists information that any website, advertisement, and widget can collect from your web browser. Such information could be used to identify you and/or track your behavior using tactics like IP lookups and browser fingerprinting. While none of this may be considered personally identifiable information (PII), the profile drawn from all these pieces of information can be so distinct that it can only plausibly match a single person.\nPersonaldata.info - Check what data your browser is leaking, and other tools.\nBrowser Extensions # AdNauseam - Extension that randomly opens ads to obfuscate tracking.\nBypass Paywalls - App that lets you get past paywalls to view otherwise paid content.\nCanvas Fingerprint Defender - Creates fake Canvas IDs to prevent fingerprinting.\nClear Browsing Data - Clear browsing data like cookies, history, and cache directly from the browser toolbar.\nDissenter - Browser extension that allows you to comment on any web page free of censorship.\nGoogle Teller - App that beeps every time a connection with Google is made.\nHTTPS Everywhere - Encrypts your communications with many major websites, making your browsing more secure.\nLibRedirect - Redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends like Newpipe, Nitter, Wikiless, etc.\nLocalCDN - Emulates Content Delivery Networks to improve your online privacy by intercepting traffic and injecting supported resources locally.\nMailvelope - Privacy-focused email web extension to securely encrypt your emails with PGP using webmail providers.\nMozilla Containers - Allows you to separate your browsing experience into different color-coded tabs to help protect your privacy.\nNoScript - Allows JavaScript and other potentially harmful content to be executed only by trusted websites of your choice.\nPrivacy Badger - Stops advertisers and trackers from secretly tracking where you go and what pages you look at on the web.\nPrivacy Possum - Monkey wrenches common commercial tracking methods by reducing and falsifying the data gathered by tracking companies.\nSnowFlake - Helps people in censored countries access the Internet without restrictions by acting as a proxy.\nTerms of Service; Didn\u0026rsquo;t Read - Provides short and quick summaries about the terms and privacy policies of websites you browse.\nTrackMeNot - Protects privacy in web-search by issuing randomized queries to common search engines.\nuBlock Origin - Free, open-source ad content blocker that increases security and privacy in your browser.\nWatch on Odysee - Redirects you from YouTube to Odysee, a decentralized YouTube alternative.\nComputers # Computer Manufacturers # Purism - Open Source company. Makes Open Source Laptops, Phones and Servers. Partners with other liberty focused companies like Start 9. Accepts Bitcoin as a method of payment. Also offers a private phone data plan. Shipping is known to be very slow in some cases. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nStarLabs - A computer company that sells a wide range of linux computers that come preconfigured with multiple different distros. Also includes a linux based tablet. Accepts Bitcoin\nSystem76 - Well known American Linux Company. Developed and pioneered Pop-OS operating system, A user friendly Ubuntu/Debian Fork.\nTuxedoComputers - High quality Linux focused computers. German company, only communicates in German.\nComputer Operating Systems # CNIX - A simple Linux distro that puts privacy first, but it\u0026rsquo;s much less intense than TAILS or QUBES.\nDistro Watch - Distro Watch tracks and rates all Linux Operating systems.\nLinuxMint - Linux distro for beginners.\nPop!_OS - Ubuntu Fork built by a dedicated Linux Hardware Company System76. Pop!_OS is one of the easiest and cleanest Linux distros around.\nQubesOS - a privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. Qubes requires a bit more hardware as it runs several virtual machines to segregate your applications to better ensure your privacy.\nReactOS - An Open Source OS designed to mimic the Windows file system.\nTAILS - A privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. With TAILS all traffic is routed through TOR and all of your data is deleted as soon as the computer is turned off.\nUbuntu - The long term gold standard for beginner Linux users.\nData Removal # AccountKiller- Website that helps you find and delete a wide range of old accounts across multiple platforms through specific account/platform targeting.\nCreditFreeze- Freeze your Credit in the event of a data breach\nCyberOneIntel - CyberOneIIntel claims to find what other services can\u0026rsquo;t - including social media accounts, employment history, dating profiles, gaming profiles, dark web credential breaches, indexed search engine occurrences, and much more.\nData Broker Opt Out List - massive list of data sites to opt out of manually.\nData Brokers List - Links to purge your data manually from data brokers\nData Opt Out - Links to requests to manually delete data from multiple websites and platforms.\nDeleteMe - Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. In Depth Discussion\nEasyOptOuts - Cheap service to remove your accounts from Data Brokers\nHacked - Paid service that helps you recover from hacks and exposed personal data. Service can help with deleting videos or images from website or social media platforms. Service can also help you recover hacked accounts if you have lost access.\nJustDeleteMe - A directory of direct links to delete your account from web services. If you would like to delete a wide range of your accounts manually, JustDeleteMe can link you directly to the section of page where you can easily delete your account.\nMyDataRemoval - Another competitor for purging personal information, Name, Home address etc. Review\nOneRep - Alternative to DeleteMe. Offers a free trial and more deletion services but does have some negative reviews. One Rep is known for automating this process and not using employee manual checks. In Depth Review\nOptery - Removes Your Home Address, Phone and Other Private Info from Google, and 220+ Sites Review\nRedact - App that will delete your social media presence including specific comments and posts on multiple platforms. Includes FB, Reddit, Discord, Twitter etc…\nRemove Data from web Archive - Guide to remove your data from archive sites\nSayMine- Automated service that pulls your emails to find accounts created and sends them emails for data removal request. Be careful though, as this can sometimes cause you to send information to companies that you may have received emails from, but do not actually have an account with and thus actually giving them more information than they had in the first place. Saymine also offers corporate privacy services.\nDead Mans Switch # BqETH - BeQth is a trustless dead mans switch based on the Polygon network, an Ethereum Layer 2. BeQth lets you create a smart contract on the polygon blockchain that will send out our secret data via email to whoever you wish after an allotted amount of time. Transactions are all encrypted and totally on chain. Users can essentially mine the algorithm to unlock secret keys by the allotted time, essentially allowing for users to mine secrets. Does not require KYC. CipherWill - A non crypto based E2E dead mans switch service. Your secrets are encrypted with 256 AES encryption and zero knowledge proofs for the best possible security. Requires basic KYC. Gone Mans Switch - Gone Man\u0026rsquo;s Switch is a simple web application that allows you to create messages that will be delivered when you are absent (gone) for a certain period. Fully Self-hosted and open source. You can schedule long term messages to yourself via Telegram, Email or SMS. Sarcophagus - Similar to BeQTH Sarcophagus is also built on the polygon blockchain. Sarcophagus is decentralized, open-source and DAO owned + operated. They believe bringing dead man\u0026rsquo;s switch functionality to the web3 ecosystem can empower and provide security infrastructure for an entire generation of applications, regardless of their size Email # Email Providers # Email cannot offer the same fundamental privacy of other communication protocols. Use better tools when it matters. Nevertheless, it remains an essential tool in every day life, and the following providers offer excellent privacy.\n10 Minute Mail - Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.- Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.\n33Mail - Unlimited private email aliases.\nBeeble - Encrypted email and data storage. Uses hybrid AED and PGP encryption methods. Uses decentralized server infrastructure.\nFastMail - No free version. In Depth Review.\nLavabit - The company responsible for setting the Seppuku Pledge precedent. Originally used by Edward Snowden, Lavabit refused to give up information on him to the US Government. Lavabit shut down before handing over information and re-opened years later.\nMailbox - Private email with cloud services. In Depth Review.\nMailcow - Self-hosting email isn\u0026rsquo;t recommended, but Mailcow is an application that can help simplify the process. Article on the difficulties with Email.\nMailfence - Encrypted email service based in Belgium.\nMigadu - Email hosting service that doesn\u0026rsquo;t track and lets you add in unlimited domains and accounts for cheap.\nPax Mail - A lesser-known privacy-focused email provider, Pax offers paid-only accounts to provide full email services that do not compromise their values. Specifically created for Freedom lovers. Their values are listed clearly here.\nProtonMail - All data is stored in an encrypted state, and decrypted by the client. Emails between Proton users are end-to-end encrypted. The client-side code is open source. Proton servers are located in Switzerland. Basic accounts are free. Additional storage and features are available through paid plans, which can be paid for in Bitcoin. In-depth review from Restore Privacy.\nTutanota - Similar to Proton, all data is stored in an encrypted state, and emails between users are end-to-end encrypted. Tutanota servers are located in Germany, which is part of the 14 Eyes. Free and paid options available.\nEmail Clients # FairEmail - Fully featured, open source, privacy friendly email app for Android. Uses OpenKeychain to decrypt messages and optionally encrypt messages. Review\nK-9 - Mobile open source email client. Review\nMailSpring - Opensource. Great free email client, works with a variety of email providers. Does not work with Protonmail.\nThunderbird - Thunderbird is a free and open-source cross-platform email client developed by the Mozilla Foundation, the people who are behind the Firefox web browser. Been around for awhile, can be a bit buggy at times.\nEmail Aliases # Abine/Blur - Provides email and Debit card aliases. Albine provides several other options as well. Paid Service offered along with other services. Review\nAnonAddy - Very Similar product to Simple Login. In Depth Review Comparison Review of SL and AA\nFirefox Relay - Free email alias service. Also offers paid phone relay service. Review\nSimple Login - Free cloud services, cheap premium accounts anonymously with Monero. Also offers Self Hosting options.\nFile Encryption # Cryptomator - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nCoze - Coze is an open source cryptographic JSON messaging specification which uses digital signatures to prove identity and ownership over digital files and messages.\nOpenPGP - Lists of several differnt applications that all use the OpenPGP standard.\nPGPTool - Based off the original PGP Alogrithim, PGP tool is a A simple and secure online client-side PGP Key Generator, Encryption and Decryption tool. Generate your PGP Key pairs, encrypt or decrypt messages easily with a few clicks.\nPicoCrypt - Lightweight open source encryption client that’s easy to use, completely free and focuses on only encrypting files and nothing else. Most Encryption apps tend to use AES-256 while Pico uses the new and improved XChaCha20 for encryption. It also uses Argon 2 for key derivation as opposed to SHA for further protection\nVeracrypt - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nFirewalls # Little Snitch - Inbound and Outbound firewall blocking for desktop. MAC OS only.\nOPNsense is a free and open source network FreeBSD-based firewall\nPFSense - Well supported free Open Source network Firewall Software\nPihole - Network wide Ad-Blocker and DNS sinkhole. Can also be used as a DHCP server\nPort Master - Application Firewalls. This program works as a VPN replacement. May break your VPN connection while installed. Works in Linux and Windows.\nSimplewall - Simple Open Source Windows only Firewall\nSnort - Open Source Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)\nInternet Service Providers # FemtoStar - Open Source Satellite internet.\nNomadinternet - Internet for off grid living.\nUkama - A project empowering everyone to build a decentralized cell phone network powered by you to connect the world.\nKillswitches # Buskill - USB ‘dead man’s switch’ locks down (or kills) snatched laptops\nUSBGuard - The USBGuard software framework helps to protect your computer against rogue USB devices (a.k.a. BadUSB) by implementing basic whitelisting and blacklisting capabilities based on device attributes.\nUSBKill - USBKill Python Script allows your computer to lock out if any unapproved USB devices are inserted into your computer. Directly inspired by the arrest of Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht\nMessengers # Bitchat- Launched by Jack Dorsey in 2025, like Briar it uses bluetooth. Other features include: Works Offline on local Bluetooth LE mesh networks, with automatic peer discovery and multi-hop relaying Provides end to end encryption via X25519 key exchange and AES-256-GCM for both private and channel messages. Supports store \u0026amp; forward, caching messages for offline peers until they reconnect Requires no accounts, email addresses, or phone numbers messages live only on users’ devices.\nBriar - Briar doesn’t rely on a central server - messages are synchronized directly between the users’ devices. If the internet’s down, Briar can sync via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, keeping the information flowing in a crisis. If the internet’s up, Briar can sync via the Tor network for additional privacy.\nComparison and Ranks - Detailed comparison of all major messaging apps features and privacy.\nKeet - Peer-to-Peer Chat with high quality Video \u0026amp; Text. Private \u0026amp; Encrypted. Has BTC payment methods built in.\nMatrix - Also commonly known as Element for the most popular Matrix front end. Matrix is a chat Protocol with several different applications that cab be used to participate in the network. Element has full End-to-End encryption, completely open source, fully self hostable and comes with most of the same functionality of Discord or Slack. Also has the ability to Bridge with other chat apps, meaning you can connect Matrix directly to Telegram, or Slack or most other chat apps and mangage those communications via whichever matrix client you choose. Probably the best option for self hosting small companies. Matrix Instance Testing\nMolly- Hardened Signal Fork that is fully open source.\nSignal - An easy-to-use end-to-end encrypted messenger. Long considered the gold standard. Built in auto-delete of messages. standard of chat privacy. Not fully open source. Signal used to require a phone number, but you can now use a username if you prefer. One of the easiest apps to convert normies.\nSilence - A signal fork that picked up SMS direct encryption after Signal decided to no longer pursue it. While you should stay away from SMS whenever possible, it is sometimes still necessary to communicate with certain people this way. And with Silence you can protect yourself. Signal on SMS\nSimpleX - The first messenger without user IDs. SimpleX uses the smart client dumb server model. Meaning you can setup a simple relay to forward your fully encrypted messages to recievers. SimpleX is still early. It has a simple desktop but this isnt fully features currently. In Depth Podcast with the creator.\nSession - Session is an end-to-end encrypted messenger that minimises sensitive metadata, designed and built for people who want absolute privacy and freedom from any form of surveillance. No phone numbers and completely open source.\nTelegram - Easy to use encrypted messaging app. Telegram is NOT End-to-End encrypted by default but does have the option to create E2E secret chats. While its not E2E encrypted it does still encrypt your traffic to the Telegram Servers which is an improvement over SMS. Telegram is simple and is heavily used all across the world, and is a good introduction to a more privacy preserving chat app. However Telegram does have access to user data in its internal servers and has been known to hand that information over at times. Telegram is one of the most used encrypted apps around and as a result can be a haven for scammers.\nThreema - an end-to-end encrypted messenger, similar to Signal. Not a free app. Good overall app, but relatively low userbase due to the non free nature of it.\nWhitenoise - An encrypted messaging app that uses the NOSTR Protocol for private and public key pairs.\nWire - E2E by default. Lots of functionality. Fully open source. Self hosting options available. Built in auto-delete of messages. Can be a bit buggy at times, smaller userbase.\nMetadata Removal # Desktop Metadata removal - Windows and Mac can remove this natively. Linux needs a few steps.\nImagepipe - Android only metadata remover\nMesh Networks # PKT.Cash - PKT uses PacketCrypt, the world’s first bandwidth-hard proof of work. When you connect your home or office internet to the PKT Network, you earn PKT Cash (PKT).PKT mining does not require permission from a centralized company. Miners power the network in a decentralized way, which scales to provide low cost, high speed internet access worldwide.\nOpenmesh - Your Gateway to Building Personalized Data Ecosystems in minutes, instead of weeks. A decentralized node operator that allows for running of various services.\nThreefold - To build an open-source peer-to-peer Internet infrastructure that removes all forms of centralization from the global IT systems. Anything we do needs to improve the planet’s situation and benefit the people around us. Internet access is a human right and it can change everything for the lives of people as an infinite source of tools and information. Our technology was designed to scale ThreeFold anywhere electricity and bandwidth are present.\nMobile # Aliasing # Abine - Offers Phone masking/aliasing for a fee.\nFireFox Relay - Phone Alias service that comes along with an email alias service. Email aliasing is free, phone alias service requires a small monthly fee.)\nSee our All in one Privacy Section for More\nAlternative App Stores # Accrescent - Accrescent is a private and secure Android app store built with modern features in mind. It aims to provide a developer-friendly platform and pleasant user experience while enforcing modern security and privacy practices and offering robust validity guarantees for installed apps.\nAPK-Pure - A site to download and install APK\u0026rsquo;s (install files for phone OSes) this is an easy way to completely bypass app stores. The downside is that your software needs to be updated manually through APK-Pure and is not managed automatically by an app store.\nAptoide - A competitor to the google app store. With over 1 millon apps. While its not specifically privacy focused its a nice alternative when you cant use the regular good app store, or if you cant find what you need in F-Droid.\nAurora Store - A privacy front end for the Google App store. You can find anything you need from google through Aurora. However as this is a front end, it connects to the google app store so that you dont have too. This does require an account. Aurora provides anonymous accounts for you to use, however Google will rate limit these accounts to make them difficult to use sometimes. You can just create your own Gmail account to bypass this if necessary.\nF-Droid - F-Droid is the premier app store for open source apps. For anyone truly intrested in privacy should first check for apps in F-droid before going to mainstream appstores as Fdroid only carries Open Source apps. Completely free, open source and does not require an account.\nObtainium - Obtainium allows you to install and update apps directly from their releases pages, and receive notifications when new releases are made available.\nBurner Phone Numbers # 5sim - Over 500,000 Numbers Originating from Around 180 Countries Online. Low fees. Does not take cryptocurrency.\nBurnerApp - Burner Phone numbers. Usually work for services like Amazon and Twitter\nCrypton - Affordability meets security: For the cost of a movie ticket per month, get a physical SIM phone number. All your messages are encrypted with your personal key, protecting them from prying eyes.\nFreePhoneNum - One time Use burner numbers. Many services wont accept these.\nPhone Blur - offers the use of non-VoIP US phone numbers for account verification, multi-factor authentication, and other needs. Formerly Text Secure.\nSMSPool - Privacy focused non voip SMS burner numbers with area codes from all over the world. Company accepts cryptocurrency including Monero. Cheap options that are known to work with difficult providers like Discord or Twitter.\nSMS4SATS - Bitcoin focused SMS numbers that utilize Bitcoins Layer 2, Lightning network.\nTelnum - Burner Numbers and permanent numbers via Monero\nTossable Digits - Alternative to Google voice for phone porting. Also provides multiple phone numbers.\nMobile Operating Systems # CalyxOS - A privacy focused de-Googled Android Alternative that’s more privacy focused than Lineage but more user friendly than Graphene. Only available on Google Pixel models.\nE.foundation - Degoogled Phone OS that works with most major phone models\nGraphene OS - The king of Privacy phones. Completely de-googled heavily privacy focused phone App Store. Only available on Google Pixel models. Install Guide and Another install guide\nHavoc-OS - Similar to Lineage with large compatibility of devices. Works on over 150 devices. Still available but not a lot of updates.\nLineage – An open source Android alternative that’s compatible with most major Smart Phone and other Android Devices. Does not have a locked bootloader, which is a slight security concern.\nPlexus - App that lists compatibility of over 1000 phone apps for Open source phone roms.\nUbuntu Touch - Open Source Phone and Tablet Rom.\nMobile Phones # Above Phone - The Above Phone offers Graphene OS phones for sale along with their own services like \u0026ldquo;Above VPN\u0026rdquo; along with additional support to help you get fully migrated over to their ecosystem.\nDe-googled - Sells De-googled phones, Lineage Calyx and Graphene - Takes crypto\nEfani - Company that offers Sim Swap protection and prevention. \u0026ldquo;Efani works like any other carrier, except Efani adds exceptional security to your plan via an impressive security tech stack.\u0026rdquo;\nFairphone - Sustainable phone that lets your replace all parts in the phone. Will support CalyxOS soon. currently only available in the UK. Also offers sustainable headphones and other items.\nFreedomphone - NOT RECOMMENDED. Privacy focused phone marketing towards conservatives. OS Is closed source, with little in the way of details on how anything actually works. Backed by conservative commentator Candace Owens.\nFrequency Check - App that lets you check what plans and locations your phone is compatible with.\nIsland - Sandboxing app for Stock Android\nMamushi- Specializes in Calyx OS , Accepts Monero.\nMark37 - A full service Christian privacy company that specializes in their \u0026ldquo;Ghost Phone\u0026rdquo; a Graphene OS phone with custom config. Offers several other privacy services and devices.\nNitrokey - Phones with Mics and Cameras removed\nPine64 - Completely Open Source Phone. May have some compatibility issues.\nPrivate Phone Shop - Fully configured privacy focused phones you purchase. Primarily offers Lineage and Graphene OS. Also offers other privacy services.\nProject Guardian - A physical phone silencing device. A new machine that silences all noise going into your phone from your micophone. All you have to do is set your phone on top of the device and it blocks all incoming sound. Also provides wireless charging. Can be used with two phones at a time.\nPurism - NOT RECOMENDED. Completely Open Source Phone from the ground up, however this comes with many difficulties including supply chain issues. Purism has been known to have very late deliveries in some cases as long as years with no refunds. Order with caution.\nRoninMobile - RoninDojo a bitcoin privacy company, now makes pixel based phones with options for both Calyx and Graphene.\nUnplugged Phone - Unplugged phone is a closed source privacy phone touted by many conservative influencers. It offers its own ecosystem of privacy apps. However many of these apps arent likely to be very useful since you need their phone in order to use them. Given this and the closed source nature of the software we cannot recomend this phone at this time. You are better off with known Open-source alternatives.\nVolla Phone - A minimalist design and new operating concept with the springboard, quick menu and collections. Comes with either Volla OS or Ubuntu Touch installed.\nMobile Service Providers # AweSIM - Privacy focused phone service. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nFreedomPop - Cheap and in some cases free VOIP plans.\nInvisv - Privacy focused phone service. INVISV Relay brings Multi-Party Relay (MPR) privacy to Android, offering a service that decouples trust: where INVISV\u0026rsquo;s job is to ensure that nobody but you has all your critical information. In effect, your requests for data from the Internet, whether with a web browser or with any other app, are unlinked from your identity, and neither INVISV nor our infrastructure partners nor your broadband Internet provider nor a mobile operator can link your identity and your Internet usage and location together.\nSIMXL - e-SIMs Accessible for Everyone, that accepts Monero.\nSilent Link - A real phone number provider not a VOIP number, that can be acquired anonymously. Only allows for incoming calls, but also provides a cheap data plan. Does not always provide the best service. A backup data plan is not a bad idea with this service while using Silent link primarily for privacy.\nVOIP Providers # Hushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nJMP - Private VOIP numbers. Uses the company Telnyx on the back end, but it try\u0026rsquo;s to make this process simpler for a small fee, as you can use Telnyx directly for cheaper fees and good privacy but the process is quite difficult.\nPassword Managers # Password managers are one of the few security tools that makes your life easier. With all of your passwords in one place, often including a password autofill so that you don\u0026rsquo;t have to even type your password, which also helps to keep you safe from keylogging or should surfing attacks.\nBitwarden - FOSS password manager. Free cloud password management, or you can completely self host. 2FA is easily configurable as well. Decryption happens on your client device not on the server, meaning your passwords are encrypted if the server is compromised. Bitwarden also has a password generator, and allows for multiple password encrypted password accounts making it perfect for a small enterprise solution.\nKeepass - The top local password manager. Instead of setting up a server you can run your password manager directly on your personal work machine.\nPasswordSafe - A local password Manager that utilizes Blowfish. Created by security expert and old school cypherpunk Bruce Schneier. Works on windows and Linux.\nVPNMentor Secure Password Generator - Online Password generator for when you aren\u0026rsquo;t working with a standard password manager. Provides other high quality VPN and password related tools as well, like a password strength checker.\nPrivacy for Cars # 49dollarmontanaregisteredagent - Montana based company that creates LLC’s and will register your car to that LLC in Montana thus keeping your name unattached to the car. Montana has the added benefit of a one time registration for cars over 11 years old and no emissions or safety checks\nDeflock - Deflock is a site that tracks \u0026ldquo;Flock\u0026rdquo; ALPR camera readers. Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) are cameras that capture images of all passing license plates, storing details like the car\u0026rsquo;s location, date, and time. These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles—regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. While these systems can be useful for tracking stolen cars or wanted individuals, they are mostly used to track the movements of innocent people.\nFreedomev - Open source software for Tesla cars. Still in development.\nGhostPlate - Physical device that lets you temporarily obscure your license plate.\nNotmyPlate - App that lets you request to legally opt out of License plate collection data via the GDPR. Not likely to be super helpful in non EU countries.\nOpen Auto - An open source alternative to Android Auto, and app that helps you utilize your phone wild driving.\nOpen XC - OpenXC is a combination of open source hardware and software that lets you extend your vehicle with custom applications and pluggable modules. It uses standard, well-known tools to open up a wealth of data from the vehicle to developers, even beyond OBD-II.\nPlate Privacy - A project by the Institute for Justice to track car camera software and fight back.\nPrivacyforCars - Delete your data from rental cars after you are no longer using them. Website also provides a lot of other privacy education on vehicles.\nVehiclePrivacyreport - Check for status of vehicles internet connection to the manufacturers\nPrivacy Resources and Education # Podcasts # Citadel Dispatch - Hosted by Matt Odell a Freedom and Bitcoin Advocate.\nClosed Network - Privacy and security podcast focused on the everyday person and using simple tools and techniques to become a smaller target for online attacks.\nOptOut - Hosted by privacy and freedom advocate Seth for Privacy, covering a wide range of privacy related issues.\nPrivacy Security and Osint - Hosted by the king of privacy, Micahel Bazzell, covers a wide range of privacy, security and Osint. Currently on a hiatus.\nSurveillance Report - Joint hosted by Privacy advocates Henry from Techlore and Nate from the New Oil. Break down of weekly data leaks and privacy incursions.\nWatchMan Privacy - Hosted by Gabriel Custodiet, a principled privacy and freedom advocate.\nOther Privacy Lists # alternativeto.net\nbrainfucksec.github.io/a-good-privacy-list\ndegoogle.jmoore.dev/#replacementsalternatives\ngithub.com/mendel5/alternative-front-ends\ngithub.com/mjovanc/awesome-decentralized\ngithub.com/pluja/awesome-privacy\nlopp.net/bitcoin-information/privacy.html\nnomoregoogle.com\nPrism-Break\nproducthunt.com\nprivacyfirstproducts.softr.app\nprivacytools.io\nreddit.com/r/privacy/wiki/de-google\nsovereignstack.tools\nPurchase Proxys # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nAnonShop - This one works a bit different. You pick a product you want and send the link to AL. AL will then purchase the item and send it to a nearby locker based on your zip code. All paid with Monero. This currently only works for Amazon orders.\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPurse.io - A purchase proxy that offers up to 15% discounts with crypto and users will purchase products for you. Currently takes BTC, BCH and lightning.\nRouters # Anyone - A harward based internet router/proxy that provides privacy by default.\nFlash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router,that prioritizes network wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come per-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers than can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that thats forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls and a virtual server seperate from the Firewall OS.\nSearch # Brave Search - Private search results, using its own indexer, with full search transparency. Aims to be one of the biggest competitors to google. In Depth Review\nDuckDuckGo - Biggest privacy focused search engine, they have admitted to censoring in some cases, but overall still better than Google.\nKagi - Privacy respecting search engine does not track any info or provide any ads and no data mining or IP collecting. Requires an account and limits amount of searches per day for free accounts. Offers paid accounts as well. Not Open Source. Privacy policy\nMojeek - Search engine that claims to use its own indexer and does not rely on search results from Bing or Google\nPresearch - Decentralized search engine that pays you out per search with their own token. You can also run a node and get paid out in their token provided you meet the minimum requirements.\nSearx - Searx is probably the most hard-core of the options, but provides a very solid experience and search results across multiple sources.\nSearch Ranking and Analysis\nWhoogle - A google search proxy that can be hosted. Check out Seth for Privacys public instance of Whoogle It’s easy to self-host, if desired.Public instances\nShipping Services # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) # Cloak - Experimental new program. it works by masquerading proxied traffic as normal web browsing activities. In contrast to traditional tools which have very prominent traffic fingerprints and can be blocked by simple filtering rules, it\u0026rsquo;s very difficult to precisely target Cloak with little false positives. This increases the collateral damage to censorship actions as attempts to block Cloak could also damage services the censor state relies on.\nGuardster - Anonymizer service that provides an alternative to VPN.\nIVPN - No logs, regularly audited VPN service, No customer data stored, Clear privacy policy, Transparent ownership and team, Strong ethics: no trackers, no false promises, no surveillance ads. In Depth Reviews\nKagi - (Note: appears in search section as well, if you want to keep just one mention, you can.)\nLN VPN - VPN service based on the lightning network. You can purchase and use wireguard based VPN services all on lightning. Also offers phone numbers per country all paid via lightning.\nLokiNet - New experimental TOR competitor.\nMullvad - Mullvad has a long reputation of preserving privacy. Mullvad does not log traffic, proven by a police raid. Allows anonymous sign ups, Accepts Monero for payment for Premium accounts. Uses a killswitch and uses Wireguard for speed and security. Provides a mobile app and desktop app. The Mobile app can be a bit finicky for some people. Does not have an app kill switch. In Depth Review\nNym - A new VPN project that works to implement new tech inlcuding mixnets, zk-nyms, post quantum tech and more. Backed by Wikileaks Chelsea Manning.\nPIA - PIA is a solid VPN provider that accepts BTC, uses Wireguard offers cheap rates. PIA is also well known for providing static Ip’s for your VPN. This can be useful for some services that block general VPN access. PIA does not keep logs for privacy concerns. Does not include a kill switch In Depth Review\nSentinel- A decentralized crypto currency backed VPN built on the Cosmos blockchain that aims to provide a decentralized VPN.\nVopono - App for managing Split tunneling in VPN’s. Split tunneling lets you send some traffic through a VPN and delegate specific traffic exempt to the VPN Encrypted tunnel or traffic. This can be useful when trying to use certain apps locally on a LAN. Some VPN Apps have this built in, but this isnt always accessible on all VPN’s or on all versions of the VPN. For Example Proton VPN has this function built in on the Windows version and the Mobile version but not on the linux desktop version.\nVPN Rankings and breakdowns by privacy advocate Techlore more VPN Rankings and More Rankings\nVPNMentor - Offers a wide range of VPN related education, in addition to VPN related tools and more VPN Rankings.\n"},{"id":17,"href":"/self-hosting/","title":"Self Hosting","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If something is free, you’re not the customer; you’re the product.” ― Bruce Schneier\nWhile privacy tools are fantastic, they sometimes miss the true root of the problem. In times of increasing censorship and data theft, owning your data is the best way to increase your privacy and security while dramatically reducing your ability to be censored. When done right, much of this can be done very cheaply. If you already own your hardware much of the software is free or very cheap. Instead of never ending subscriptions and increasing costs with big tech, simply remove them from your life by self hosting. Take back your digital sovereignty.\nCamera Systems # Ezvidoo - EZVidoo is a free CCTV surveillance software for Windows, Linux, and Raspberry Pi. It supports IP Cameras by default, local USB cams, and Camera Audios.EZVidoo also supports numerous sensor types as motion, audio, object, face, and person sensors. By default, it offers a recording support on 24/7 basic, and features, alerts, notifications and mobile access. Not open source.\nIspyconnect - Free and Open source Camera software. Compatible with a wide range of camera devices.\nKerberos.io - An open, scalable and modular solution that supports your use cases at home up to large scale production video landscapes.\nCloud Document Services # Cryptpad - End-to-end encrypted and open-source collaboration suite, that can be used in the cloud or self-hosted. Google docs alternative.\nOnlyOffice - Includes Free Cloud, Paid Cloud, and Self-Hosted options.\nStandard Notes - One of the top note-taking apps. Self-hostable, includes 2FA, E2E, scheduled email backups and more. Charges for the higher level plans with more features.\nCloud Hosting # Open Source as a Service # Cryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nDisroot - Privacy-focused ecosystem. Provides multiple cloud services. Including Email, Nextcloud, Cryptpad etc…\nFederated.Computer - Great open-source replacements for Dropbox, Google Workplace, Zoom, Slack, Airtable, Mailchimp, 1Password, Netlify, Github, Calendy, your spying VPN and much more for the low price of $39 a month. As many users as you want. Only pay for more storage when/if you need it.Federated includes Human Support and full Backups. The benefits of self-hosting without the day-to-day high-stakes drudgery. Affiliate Link\nKoofr - Allows for importing of Drive, Dropbox etc. Privacy-focused cloud storage free up to 10 Gb’s. ^1,2^\nNextCloud - Self-hosted cloud software for a massive amount of options. Takes a bit of config, but nextcloud functions as a full Google Docs replacement in addition to many other options including music and video hosting. Also provides cloud hosting if you do not wish to self-host. Next Cloud is currently available in other Privacy-focused ecosystems like Start9, Umbrel, Yunohost, Dietpi and many more, with just a few clicks. Or you can self-host on your OS of choice.\nLink Tree Alternatives # AllMyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nCoinDrop - Like link tree but specifically for crypto web wallets. All your wallets and donation methods in one simple place.\nLibertyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nOperating Systems # While more well-known OSes like Windows server or Ubuntu server are great, there are other lesser-known OSes purpose-built to help people self-host, by pre-packaging applications in nice ready-made GUI. This can be especially useful for less technical users.\nAva.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, NEAR, Avalanche and more.\nCASA OS - Community-based open source software focused on delivering simple personal cloud experience around Docker ecosystem. Despite the name CASA OS is not an OS. It is an app similar to Umbrel or Citadel, a GUI for docker images. Comes with some unique apps, like Nginx Proxy Manager and Cloudflare Tunnels. Also provides Clearnet support with a fairly flexible set of config options. Also has a nice simple GUI for file uploads, this is especially useful with something like Jellyfin or Calibre-Web.\nCitadel - Umbrel open source Fork offering much of the same options.\nCloudron - Cloudron is unique in that it offers offsite backups to AWS, includes a built-in firewall that monitors all traffic and comes with its own built-in email server.\nCoolify - An open-source \u0026amp; self-hostable Heroku / Netlify alternative.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Storj, Zcash, Cosmos Tornado Cash and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nDietPI - A Linux distro OS. Dietpi comes with over 200 app packages and dependencies built in. While more command line skills are required than Umbrel or Embassy, Dietpi makes it very easy to install over 100 apps and dependencies. While largely built for Raspberry Pi, Dietpi also has specific images created for a wide range of hardware. Dietpi is a bit more difficult than platforms like Yunohost, but runs a bit more reliably and offers more total tools, including backups, VPN integration, clearnet, and more. Documentation is better than Yunohost, but could still be improved.\nFulmo - A lighting network focused OS configured to run on a Raspberry Pi.\nFreedomBox - Another OS that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Currently more limited than most of the other OSes in terms of apps in the internal app store.\nHome Lab OS - HomelabOS allows anyone to easily deploy, backup, restore, and maintain over 100 different applications and services. Everything from video players, to home automation, to chat services. These services can continue to function at full speed on your LAN even when your external internet is completely offline.\nMoneroOS - OS dedicated to Monero mining.\nMy Node BTC - Another OS that focuses primarily on Bitcoin Software. Includes BTCPay Server, Dojo, Whirlpool, Join Market and much more. Comes with Clearnet, Tor, and I2P.\nPinode-XMR - PiNode-XMR is a completely free and open source suite of tools to help a user run their own Monero node with ease. PiNode-XMR is designed for use with single board computers (SBC) such as the Raspberry Pi, Pine64 or Odroid hardware to allow for very cheap node setup and minimal 24/7 running costs due to low power usage.\nPiBox - Currently has a small offering of Apps but is working on adding more. Notable Apps are Nextcloud, Jellyfin and Homeassistant.\nProxMox - Proxmox is the primary open source solution for virtual machine hosting. Like VmWare or Hyper V except Proxmox offers you the ability to run multiple virtual servers on a single physical server, easily allowing you to run several different software Operating systems for zero cost. Comes with snapshots, backups, server monitoring and much more. Find a list of Proxmox based scripts here\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nRunTipi - Tipi is a personal homeserver orchestrator. It is running docker containers under the hood and provides a simple web interface to manage them. Every service comes with an opinionated configuration in order to remove the need for manual configuration and network setup. RunTipi comes with Clearnet configuration, but this can be a bit buggy in some cases. This is still very much in development.\nStart9 - Start OS makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy, not completely open source. Currently routes all services over TOR or lets you host over LAN. This increases privacy but can make things more difficult to interact with Non TOR/Start9 users. Heavily supports bitcoin software and includes a NOSTR node and several other tools. While there is currently no clearnet support, StartOS is overall very stable. Start9 also offers some of the better documentation and error handling. Save 5% on any S9 Server with code \u0026ldquo;LOTR\u0026rdquo;\nUBOS - A newer project. Less impressive interface and less apps than some of the other projects.\nUmbrel - Interface that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Beautiful interface but still needs a few bugs worked out. Apps are difficult to config after being setup. Offers lots of Bitcoin Node Software. Umbrel and StartOS are very similar options as they both focus heavily on BTC and Lightning nodes and currently offer only LAN and TOR hosting. Umbrel offers more apps but Start OS offers a much more reliable platform. Umbrel is not an OS but rather an GUI application manager for Docker.\nYunoHost - Free and Open Source with over 100 apps. Yuno host comes with Clearnet support with your own custom domains and offers you free pre-selected domains you can use. Yunohost has a nice troubleshooting tool that helps you find issues with port/firewall troubleshooting. Yunohost has a lot of features but can be a bit buggy at times.\nMedia Center OSes # If you are currently running a Roku, Amazon Firestick, or pretty much any other store-bought hardware device for media streaming, it\u0026rsquo;s very likely that it sends out massive amounts of data back to different companies. This is terrible for privacy, self-sovereignty, security, and internet bandwidth. While it\u0026rsquo;s difficult to purchase hardware that does not do this, you can set up your own version with some of the following user-friendly Operating systems.\nLibreElec - LibreELEC is a lightweight ‘Just enough OS’ Linux distribution purpose-built for Kodi on current and popular mediacentre hardware.\nOSMC - OSMC (Open Source Media Center) is a free and open source media player based on Linux. Founded in 2014, OSMC lets you play back media from your local network, attached storage, and the Internet. OSMC is the leading media center in terms of feature set and community and is based on the Kodi project.\nXbian - XBian is a small, fast, and lightweight media center distribution for the Raspberry Pi, CuBox-i, Hummingboard, and many more devices to come. It is based on a minimal Debian and therefore offers much of the same freedom as Debian offers. Our slogan is “XBian, the bleeding edge” as our main focus is delivering the fastest Kodi solution for various small form factor computers.\nPhoto Storage # Ente - Encrypted cloud photo storage.\nImmich - Self-hosted backup solution for photos and videos on mobile devices.\nPhotoprism - PhotoPrism is an AI-Powered Photos App for the Decentralized Web. It makes use of the latest technologies to tag and find pictures automatically without getting in your way. You can run it at home, on a private server, or in the cloud.\nRemote Control Software # AeroAdmin - Easy and free Remote access service for many OS’s. Not Open source.\nMesh Commander - Free Open Source Teamviewer Alternative.\nTailScale - Tailscale is an easy VPN that allows you to connect back into your network without excessive configuration or firewall rules. While Tailscale is not fully open source and requires an account with the company, there is a fully self-hosted version you can run.\nRouters # Flash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router, that prioritizes network-wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come pre-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built-in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers that can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all-purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router, or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that is forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls, and a virtual server separate from the Firewall OS.\nSSH/RDP Applications # Easy SSH - Simple application that lets you save all of your SSH logins and passwords in one easy interface. This way you can login go from SSH terminal port easily and quickly without needing to type in your credentials. Linux Only.\nmRemoteNG - Just like Easy SSH, but also supports RDP, Telnet, HTTPS, Powershell, and more. Windows only.\nWebsite Tools # Ackee - Self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool for those who care about privacy. Ackee runs on your own server, analyzes the traffic of your websites, and provides useful statistics in a minimal interface.\nGhost - Self-Hosting and cloud hosting with open source software. Ghost is primarily used as a blogging platform as a competitor to something like Substack. Unlike Hugo Ghost offers a GUI for most of your website management.\nHugo - Popular open-source static site generators. Helps you simply create websites for desktop and mobile without substantial amounts of HTML code. Hugo is completely open source and utilizes markdown files primarily. Liberty Tools is run with Hugo.\nImmuneweb - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\nPlausible - Simple and privacy-friendly Google Analytics alternative - Extensive Review\nSSLLABS - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver. ^1^```\n"},{"id":18,"href":"/social-media/","title":"Social Media","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.” ― George Washington\nSocial media is a mixed bag. It connects the world and allows for the rapid dissemination of news, true and untrue. But in the last few years censorship has become a massive problem across all major social media platforms. Its important that we cultivate presences on social media that are more resilient to censorship and de-platforming. These services should be run as decentralized as possible to avoid coordinated take downs like we saw with the Conservative social media company Parler, where big tech collaborated to largely destroy the company.\nFreedom Respecting Social Media # Blue Sky - Blue Sky is an open source project backed by Jack Dorsey in an attempt to create a decentralized social network protocol as an alternative to Twitter. In May 2024 Jack Dorsey resigned from the BlueSky board, and donated 21 Million to the Open Source Protocol NOSTR. Blue Sky is very leftwing.\nDiaspora - Diaspora is a decentralized open source social media platform. With Diaspora you need to host your own instance by running a server or \u0026ldquo;pod\u0026rdquo;, meaning you own your data. Due to the decentralized nature of the platform it can be difficult to connect with other profiles, the platform has less than 1 million users after after 13 years of operation.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here\nGab - A centralized Free Speech Social media platform. Gab has been de-platformed by most of big tech and largely runs its own architecture in order to to keep operations running. Platform users tend to skew right wing.\nGettr - GETTR is a social media platform built on the foundation of freedom of opinion and expression. Gettr is a socialized platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t seem to offer anything particularly new, other than being a Twitter Alternative. Private messages claim to be E2E. But Gettr is not open sourced.\nLemmy - Lemmy is a selfhosted social link aggregation and discussion platform. Similar to Reddit but it is completely free and open, and not controlled by any company. This means that there is no advertising, tracking, or secret algorithms. Content is organized into communities, so it is easy to subscribe to topics that you are interested in, and ignore others. Voting is used to bring the most interesting items to the top.\nLocals - Locals is a free speech social media platform that is owned by Rumble. Locals is a centralized alternative to other social media. Founded by conservative commentator Dave Rubin.\nMastodon - Mastodon is an open source, self hosted social networking service that aims to be a twitter competitor. Mastodon lets you connect to specific Mastodon instances as part of a federation protocol. Due to this setup Larger mastodon servers can censor other servers from connecting to their instances. Tends to be a more left wing community.\nMeWe - MeWe is a centralized company that\u0026rsquo;s been running a social media platform for over a decade. MeWe is committed to privacy and an ad-free experience. The project is currently in development to be migrated to web3 blockchain based infrastructure.\nMinds - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.\nTruth Social - Founded by Donald Trump in response to Trump getting removed from Twitter. Truth Social is a centralized open source fork of Mastodon. Truth Social is known to censor content, mostly leftwing content.\nTwitter/X - Twitter is a centralized social media platform. While Twitter has become a free speech focused platform its far from perfect. Twitter is overwhelmingly the single biggest platform for spreading speech. Twitter is bad for privacy and is encouraging a ID based verification program, that will be in the hands of its future owners. Case against Twitter\nMeetup Alternatives # Agorakit - Agorakit is web-based, open source groupware for collectives. By creating collaborative groups, people can discuss topics, organize events, store files and keep everyone updated as needed. Agorakit is a forum, calendar, file manager, mapping tool and email notifier.\nFlockstr - NOSTR based Meetup alternative. Connects directly with your NOSTR Account, and also works with your lightning wallet to receive ZAPS (micro bitcoin transactions.)\nJoinMobilizon - Mobilizon is not a giant platform, but a multitude of interconnected Mobilizon websites. This federated architecture helps avoid monopolies and offers a diversity of hosting terms of service.\nLuma - An international meetup alternative, that provides more value at a much lower price than meetup. Has built in support for cryptocurrency wallets like Eth and Solana.\nPartiful - Free for users, requires SMS in order to gave out regular event updates. Not specifically freedom focused, but another good option.\nNOSTR # NOSTR is the future of decentralized social media. NOSTR is not controlled or owned by any private company or person. NOSTR is a protocol similar to Email or TCP/IP. It can be accessed by anyone or any company. NOSTR uses the dumb server smart client model. Meaning anyone can setup a simple server/relay that preserves and encrypts the NOSTR ecosystem. NOSTR directly incorporates bitcoin via the lightning network. You can send \u0026ldquo;ZAPS\u0026rdquo; which are low cost lightning transactions to any person on NOSTR, and your posts can likewise receives Zaps from anyone on the network. In addition to major support from the freedom and Bitcoin communities, NOSTR has been financially backed by Jack Dorsey and heavily supported by Edward Snowden. NOSTR offers several different clients that allow you to interact with the NOSTR protocol. Some of those clients:\nAlby - A NOSTR and Bitcoin plugin. Allows you to hold your private keys in order to interact with NOSTR, lighting and other bitcoin apps.\nDamus - NOSTR Client for Iphone.\nNOSTR Apps - A database of many differnt NOSTR Apps\nNostr.Watch - Track relays where a connection can currently be established.\nNostr.directory - Find your twitter follows on NOSTR\nNostrChat - Encrypted chat built on NOSTR.\nPrimal - A client designed to look like a twitter clone.\nZap.Stream - Directly integrated into NOSTR Zap lets you stream for SATS (bitcoin Lightning) and earn in kind easily from any and all viewers.\nYoutube Alternatives # Bitchute - A decentralized Youtube alternative that tends to have a lot of right-leaning content, due to this they often get censored or blocked.\nCiVL - CiVL is a free streaming platform for courageous stories and subversive ideas that challenge power structures. Get access to award-winning films, shows, and debates. No ads. No credit card to join.\nD.tube - A decentralized youtube alternative. DTube is a community powered video sharing platform where users vote on videos to reward creators, curators, influencers and viewers in cryptocurrency.\nMadiator - Privacy focused front end for LBRY, the network that hosts ODYSEE.\nODYSEE - A decentralized video platform built on the LBRY network. With the recent SEC Judgement against ODYSEE the long term future of the platform is uncertain, however plans are to migrate to the Arweave network. Odysee also has a nice simple feature allowing you to connect your youtube channel and autosync all content for a convenient backup of your channel.\nPeerTube A free and open-source, decentralized, ActivityPub federated video platform powered by WebTorrent, that uses peer-to-peer technology to reduce load on individual servers when viewing videos.\nRumble - A centralized alternative to youtube that bills itself as protector of free speech.\n"}]
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Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nDelete Me - Our date is leaked everyday. Thats why its important to use services like Delete Me. Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. Use our Affiliate link to save 20%.\nFederated.Computer - Federated is another Denver based company offering Open Source as a service. Sometimes physically hosting servers just isn\u0026rsquo;t viable. In those cases cloud hosting can be a necessary option. But most cloud hosting come from tech giants like AWS or Google Cloud who sell your data and will censor you if you have the wrong politics. Federated.Computer offers you cheap, easy open source options to get many of the benefits of Big Tech without compromising your privacy. Please use our affiliate link to sign up if you\u0026rsquo;re interested!\nHushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. 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Discount code: \u0026ldquo;LIBERTYTOOLS\u0026rdquo;\nPrivacy.com - Privacy.com is the best way to pay with fiat online while still protecting your privacy. Create debit card aliases that can be limited based on total amount spends or by vendors. With card aliases you dont have to worry about leaked card info, overcharges or annoying vendors that refuse to cancel your subscription, privacy.com lets you do all of that for free. Please use our referral link and sign up for a free account.\nStart 9 - Start 9 is one of our favorite companies. Local to Denver, Start9 offers home personal servers with their own Operating system, that makes it easy for you to own and host your data out of a physical server that you own. Offers an app store with multiple applications that include Bitcoin and Monero full nodes, Matrix and SimpleX messaging, Vaultwarden for password management, Nextcloud for all sorts of hosting including word docs, music, contacts calendar and so much more.\n"},{"id":1,"href":"/agorism/","title":"Agorism","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If taxation without consent is not robbery, then any band of robbers have only to declare themselves a government, and all their robberies are legalized.” ― Lysander Spooner\nAgorism is a social philosophy that advocates creating a society in which all relations between people are voluntary exchanges by means of counter-economics, engaging with aspects of nonviolent revolution, founded by Samuel Edward Konkin the third. Agorism is a different approach to creating freedom, than electoral politics. Sometimes also known as the concept of \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizens.\u0026rdquo;\nAgorist Communities (International) # Bitcoin Beach - Bitcoin Beach is working to create a sustainable circular Bitcoin economy in El Salvador. Following the dramatic decrease in crime and the governments bitcoin backing, Bitcoin Beach has become one of the best Bitcoin communities in the world. Free Society - Free Society aims to build a new sovereign society by negotiating with an existing government. There are many examples of governments granting another nation sovereignty over a part of their territory, and Free Society believes this is the best way forward. Free State Project - The Free State Project is a movement of thousands of freedom-loving people to New Hampshire. Started in 2003, there are thousands of individuals just like you in New Hampshire. Together, Free Staters have built an incredible, real-life community full of people who value liberty and responsibility. Free Cities - The Free Cities Foundation aims to inspire, inform and connect people to create a global market of living together in Free Cities. Free Cities are self-governing territories that uphold individual rights and freedoms. They aim to create more prosperous and autonomous urban spaces. Freedom Haven - Seasteading org working to build a workable seasteading options. Seasteading is the idea of creating permanent living homes that exist outside government jurisdiction in international waters. Liberland - The Free Republic of Liberland is a small experimental country located on the banks of the Danube River, known as Gornja Siga. Liberland is built on classical liberal (libertarian) ideals which emphasize autonomy and minimize the state\u0026rsquo;s encroachment on individual liberties. Rule of law, bodily autonomy, free trade, freedom of choice, freedom of movement, and others are all core tenets of our fledgling nation. PraxisNation - Praxis Nation builds off the concept of the network state by Balaji Srinivasan. Which theories that in the modern world we can create a decentralized country that can offer many of the benefits of standard country. Praxis aims to offer land, its own currency and eventually citizenship among many other things. Pronomos - Pronomos is a venture capital fund that works to build the \u0026ldquo;cities of tomorrow.\u0026rdquo; Pronomos has worked to fund Prospera, Praxis, and many more starup cities. Prospera - Prospera is a new libertarian smart city located in Honduras, that works as an economic zone largely free of local government taxes. An experimental project that does exist by a government grant, but its working to prove out a new potential model of cities. Learn more with the REASON documentary. Digital Nomad Services # Escapees - Escapees bills itself as an RV club, but it offers many services for a digital nomad lifestyle, including mail forwarding and temporary residences among many other things. Based in the U.S. Liberation Travel - Focuses on helping users find residency in multiple countries primarly including Paraguay, Uruguay, Panama and Georgia. Nomad Capitalist - Nomad Capitalist specializes in legally and ethically reducing your tax rate, diversifying and safeguarding your assets, growing your passport portfolio, and maximizing your freedom. Passports for Crypto - Quickly acquire Citizenship in St. Kitts by purchasing property without ever actually visiting St. Kitts. Planbpassport - A service that helps facilitate second passports. Accepts Bitcoin and very much adopts a \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizen\u0026rdquo; Mindset. General Tools # Agorist Nexus - Agorist Nexus is a hub for free exchange, focusing on the spread of Agorism and connecting the counter-economy Agorist Tax Advice - Paid service to minimize your tax strategy. Live Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our above affiliate link if you are interested. Mobazha - Formerly known as Openbazaar, Mobazaha aims to be a decentralized market where people can buy and sell products across the world for various different crypto currencies. Open Source Ecology - Open Source Blueprints for Civilization. Build Yourself.The goal of Open Source Ecology is to create an open source economy – an efficient economy which increases innovation by open collaboration. Check out hundreds of open source designs for producing cheaper houses and mechanical equipment. Taxation is Theft App - App that walks people through the logical ideas of taxation being theft. Similar to the not yet launched project \u0026ldquo;The mirror\u0026rdquo; by Larken Rose. Shipping Services # AtoB - Everything you need to send and receive packages in a decentralized way. Built on NOSTR. America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Sovereign Homesteading # Abundant Acres - A small company that helps you design your sovereign homestead blueprint. Empshield - EMP Shield is the World’s first EMP protection technology for an entire home and vehicle tested to military and UL 1449 standards from ETL. H20 Machine - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. My Patriot Supply - Purchase food and other supplies. Seedarmory.com - Every one of Seed Armory\u0026rsquo;s seed vaults contains only 100% survival grade, 100% heirloom seeds, and are always non-GMO. Seeds, vaults, and packets are kept at low refrigerated temperatures until ready for shipping. Spout Water - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. Works at a much smaller scale than H20 Machine. StealthAngelSurvival.com - Purchase a wide variety of survival gear. Survivalrealty.com - Off grid real estate. Sovereignty Theory # One Stupid Fuck - Opt out of the tax structure. Terrible website name and design, but a resource that provides great step by step videos of opting out of the current tax structure. Lost Horizons - Platform with a wide range of topics around opting out of taxes and deconstructing the legal system. "},{"id":2,"href":"/books/","title":"Books","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\nLiberty Tools Book List Welcome to the Liberty Tools Book list! This is our official book recommendations for the best books across a wide range of liberty topics. We do not specifically endorse every idea in these books or by these authors, but we do recommended them as a good place to learn about the topics at hand. Not all of these books are specifically libertarian, but they contain valuable information that could benefit anyone regardless of political philosophy. Find these books here: Anna\u0026rsquo;s Archive and Libgen If you enjoy any of these books please considering purchasing. Category Author Agorism Community Technology Karl Hess New Libertarian Manifesto Samuel Edward Konkin III Agorist Class Theory Wally Conger How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Derrick Broze Anti-Politics Sal Mayweather Anarchy in Practice - Stateless Solutions Community Technology David Freidman New Libertarian Manifesto Walter Block Agorist Class Theory Ryan McMaken How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Hans Herman Hoppe Anti-Politics Robert Murphy The Market for Liberty Morris/Linda Tannehill The New Libertarianism: Anarcho-Capitalism J. Michael Oliver Crypto Anarchy The Genesis Book Aaron Van Wirdun Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of Cryptocurrency Andy Greenberg This Machine Kills Secrets: Julian Assange, The Cypherpunks, and their fight to Empower Whistleblowers Andy Greenberg Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital Age Steven Levy The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age James Dale Davidson, Michael David Axtel Cryptocurrency Digital Gold Nathaniel Popper How Money got Free Patrick Eha Understanding Bitcoin Robert Muprhy and Silas Barta The Bitcoin Standard SaifeDean Ammous The Internet of Money Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Bitcoin Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Ethereum Andreas Antonopolous Hacking Bitcoin Roger Ver The Blocksize War Jonathan Bier Conspiracies Filthy Rich James Patterson All The Shahs Men Steven Kinzer JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters James W. Douglass Chaos Tom O\u0026rsquo;Neill Inventing the AIDS Virus Peter Duesberg The Controlled Demolition of the American Empire Charlie Robinson \u0026amp; Jeff Berwick A Warning from History Corey Hughes The Octopus of Global Control Charlie Robinson One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that gave Rise the Jeffrey Epstein Whitney Webb The Creature From Jekyll Island G Edward Griffin Covid The Real Anthony Fauci Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The War on Ivermectin Pierre Kory The Courage to Face Covid-19 Peter McCullough A Plague Upon Our House Scott Atlas Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19 Matt Ridley Diary of A Psychosis Tom Woods The Pfizer Papers Naomi Wolf Drug War and Prohibition The Economics of Prohibition Mark Thornton American Kingpin Nick Bilton High Price Dr. Carl Hart Chasing the Scream Johann Hari Dreamland: The True Tale of America\u0026rsquo;s Opiate Epidemic Sam Quinones Drug War Addiction Sheriff Bill Masters Gang Leader for A Day Sudhir Venkatesh Economics and History of Economics Economics in One Lesson Henry Hazlitt Basic Economics Thomas Sowell The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard Keynes Mark Skousen History of Money and Banking in the United States Murray Rothbard End the Fed Ron Paul Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles Jesus Huerta de Soto The Fiat Standard SaifeDean Ammous Environment American Serengeti Dan Flores Fossil Future Alex Epstein Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of Antihumanism Robert Zubrin Apocalypse Never Michael Shellenberger The Wizard and The Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow\u0026rsquo;s World Charles C. Mann Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Running With Rhinos Ed Warner Extremist Politics The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics Michael Malice SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought Police Vox Day The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure Greg Lukianoff and Johnathan Haidt Fiction Brave New World Aldous Huxley 1984 George Orwell Animal Farm George Orwell Molon Labe! Kenneth Royce (Boston T Party) Alongside Night J. Niel Schulman Freehold Michael Z. Williamson The Moon is a Harsh Mistress Robert Heinlen The Handmaid’s Tale Margaret Atwood Anthem Ayn Rand The Fountainhead Ayn Rand The Giver Lois Lowery Red Rising Pierce Brown Unintended Consequences John Ross The Probability Broach L. Neil Smith The High Ground Series Doug Casey Enemy of the State F. Paul Wilson Financial Crisis Meltdown Tom Woods Deep Freeze: Iceland\u0026rsquo;s Economic Collapse Phillip Bagus and David Howden Americas Great Depression Murray Rothbard The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last Century Mark Thornton End the Fed Ron Paul Gun Rights Come and Take it: The Gun Printers Guide to Thinking Free Cody Wilson The 10 Myths of Gun Control Jose Nino More Guns Less Crime John Lott Health and Nutrition Death by Food Pyramid Denise Minger Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim It Mary Ruwart The Primal Prescription Doug Mcguff and Robert Murphy Fat for Fuel Dr. Joseph Mercola Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless Health Casey Means and Calley Means Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Blind Spots: The Medicine Gets it Wrong and What it Means For our Health Marty Makary Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity Peter Attia History - General A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell A Peoples History of the United States Howard Zinn Albions\u0026rsquo;s Seed David Hackett Fischer The Dawn Of Everything: A New History of Humanity David Graber A Little History of the World EH Gombrich Debt: The First 5000 Years David Graber History of Government Institutions Legacy of Ashes: A history of the CIA Tim Weiner Enemies: A history of the FBI Tim Weiner The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles and their Secret World War Steven Kinzer Overthrow: Americas Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to Iraq Steven Kinzer History of Socialism The Almost Nearly Perfect People Michael Booth The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel Castro Humberto Fontova The Case Against Socialism Rand Paul History of War and Military The Strategic Logic of Suicide Bombers Robert Pape Enough Already: Time to End the War on Terror Scott Horton Death by Government: Genocide and Mass Murder Since 1900 R.J. Rummel Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catastrophe of Ukraine Scott Horton All the Shahs Men Stephen Kirzner Property Rights Against Intellectual Property Stephan Kinsella (Property Rights) - Freedom on the Frontier Terry Anderson \u0026amp; Peter J Hill How Music Got Free Steven Witt Water Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Space Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Against Intellectual Monopoly Michelle Boldrin \u0026amp; David Levine Intro to Liberty The Law Frederic Bastiat The Road to Serfdom Friedrich Hayek Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom Ron Paul The Revolution Ron Paul Intro to Anarchy No Treason: The Constitution of no Authority Lysander Spooner The Most Dangerous Superstition Larken Rose The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to Obey Michael Huemer The Anarchist\u0026rsquo;s Handbook Organized by Michael Malice Dissenting Electorate: Those Who Refuse to Vote and the Legitimacy of Their Opposition Wendy McElroy Individual Liberty Benjamin Tucker Freedom’s Progress: A History of Political Thought Gerard Casey Living Freedom The Freedom Outlaw\u0026rsquo;s Handbook: 179 Things to Do \u0026rsquo;til the Revolution Claire Wolfe 101 Things to Do \u0026lsquo;Til the Revolution: Ideas and Resources for Self-Liberation, Monkey Wrenching and Preparedness Claire Wolfe Don\u0026rsquo;t Shoot the Bastards (Yet): 101 More Ways to Salvage Freedom Claire Wolfe Net Neutrality The Fallacy of Net Neutrality Thomas Hazlett The Master Switch Tim Wu The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless Technology Thomas Hazlett Code 2.0 Lawrence Lessig Philosophy - General Drive: Understanding the science of Human motivation Daniel Pink Defending the Undefendable Walter Block Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder Nassim Taleb The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion Johnathan Haidt Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World David Epstein Philosophy - Political The Ethics of Liberty Murray Rothbard Anatomy of the State Murray Rothbard An Agorist Primer Samuel Konkin Our Enemy, the State Albert J Nock Police Brutality and the Justice system Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America\u0026rsquo;s Police Forces Radley Balko A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State John Whitehead The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison America Naomi Murakawa The New Jim Crow Michelle Alexander Ghettoside Jill Leovy I Can\u0026rsquo;t Breathe: A Killing on Bay Street Matt Taibbi Justice Before the Law Michael Huemer Revisionist History The Myth of the Robber Barons Burt Folsom The Art of Contrary Thinking Humphrey B. Neill Why American History is Not What They Say: An Introduction to Revisionism Jeff Riggenbach Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong James W. Loewen The Roosevelt Myth John T. Flynn The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary War Thomas J. DiLorenzo Security and Privacy The Art of Invisibility Kevin Mitnick How to Be Invisible J. J. Luna No Place to Hide Glen Greenwald Public Record Edward Snowden The Production of Security Gustave di Molinari Extreme Privacy: How to Disapear on the Internet Michael Bazzell Watchman Privacy Gabriel Custodiet Privacy in Utopia Gabriel Custodiet Schooling and Unschooling Radical Unschooling Dayna Martin The Case against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and Money Bryan Caplan Weapons of Mass Instruction John Taylor Gatto The Absorbent Mind Maria Montessori The College Scam: How America\u0026rsquo;s Universities Are Bankrupting and Brainwashing Away the Future of America\u0026rsquo;s Youth Charlie Kirk Vaccines Turtles All the Way Down Anonymous, Tim Vadnar The Moth in the Iron Lung Forrest Moready Crooked: Manmade Disease Explained Forrest Moready Dissolving Illusions Susan Humphries Vaccines, Autoimmunity and the Changing Nature of Childhood Illness Thomas Cowan "},{"id":3,"href":"/covid/","title":"Covid","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Every single thing that was done in public health in response to the pandemic made it worse.\u0026rdquo; - Peter A. McCullough\nThe Covid19 Lockdowns were the biggest event in our lifetimes. The damage done was immeasurable and still continues to this day. The power centers are looking to continue on with all of the covid tyranny. We must be vigilant in fighting back against the medical industrial complex.\nAnti Covid Orgs # Banners 4 Freedom - An organization dedicated to protesting Covid Mandates using billboards across the world.\nChildren\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense - Children\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense® is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Their mission is to end childhood health epidemics by working aggressively to eliminate harmful exposures, hold those responsible accountable and establish safeguards to prevent future harm. They fight corruption, mass surveillance and censorship that put profits before people as well as advocate for worldwide rights to health freedom and bodily autonomy.\nCovid Index - Massive database of Covid insanity. Find all sorts of articles related to censorship and policy failures.\nEvidenceNotFear - An evidence-based guide against all of the Covid madness.\nFeds 4 Med Freedom - Feds for Medical Freedom is fighting for medical freedoms and personal autonomy. They stand against unconstitutional and immoral vaccine mandates that have cost thousands of federal employees and contractors their careers and livelihoods.\nFLCCC Alliance - A group of doctors who got together to push back against the public Covid response. They provide real education on Covid, and demonized treatments like Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine and recovery against.\nGBDeclaration.org - One of the first major organizations to push back against Covid lockdowns. The Great Barrington Declaration is a major worldwide petition sponsored by doctors and scientists against the Covid lockdowns.\nHowbad - Resources for tracking all aspects of specific Covid batchs data, this also includes leaked data, and some aspects of other vaccines and medical malpractice.\nICAN Informed Consent Action Network - Founded in 2016, ICAN was created with the goal of providing every person with the right to informed consent. They believe that by holding regulators accountable through their successful legal actions, individuals will become empowered to make truly informed decisions about their own health and the health of their families. Using an unprecedented legal strategy, ICAN has successfully won lawsuits against Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control, the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration. Founded by Del Bigtree of the Highwire and works regularly with Aaron Siri and his firm.\nLaw Offices of Siri Glimstead - Led by Lawyer Aaron Siri, Siri Glimstead has been at the forefront of defending legal rights against Covid restrictions and damages done by the Covid vaccines, as well as more traditional vaccines. They also focus on other things like civil rights or protection of whistle blowers.\nPhysicians for Informed Consent - Physicians for Informed Consent empowers the public with scientific information about infectious diseases and vaccines.\nPureBloodRegistry - Blood donations for and from people who have not gotten the Covid-19 vaccine.\nThe Highwire - An educational journalistic organization that has been working for years to bring accountability to the world of vaccines and especially Covid vaccines. Founded by Del Bigtree.\nVacSafety - The VSRF’s mission is to advance COVID-19 vaccine safety through scientific research, public education, and advocacy, and to support the vaccine injured. They present the most up-to-date and relevant information on COVID-19 and public health policies, free from corporate press, agenda-driven narratives, and sponsorships with conflict of interest. They encourage questions and an open dialogue of transparency on any medical and scientific information presented.\nFake Mask Websites # Fake Mask Worldwide - A company that sells obviously fake masks, less obviously fake masks and other Covid related items.\nGetUnmask - Breathable masks that look like regular masks. Company now sells other unrelated products as well.\nMedical Drug Purchase # Purchase Medical Drugs including Ivermection and Hydroxychloroquine from high quality third party services.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinil. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nMetrics # ICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nOpen Vaers - Open Vaers takes the CDC\u0026rsquo;s government data from VAERS and makes it much more readable and easy to understand. As of 9/23 there were over 36,000 deaths and over 1.5 million Covid vaccine related reports to VAERS.\nNo-Jab Job Boards # Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types.\nRedballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or Covid nonsense.\nUnjected - Social media for meeting and dating unvaccinated people.\nVaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status.\nVaccine Injured Support # Covid Vax Recovery Guide - A Covid vaccine detox guide written by nutritional scientist and liberty leaning Dr. Chris Masterjohn.\nCovid19CriticalCare.com - An in-depth recovery Post-Vaccine Treatment Protocol guide from the doctors at the FLCC Alliance.\nIronHeart Bloodworks - IronHeart Bloodworks is a new blood bank membership that gives you control over your blood choices during medical procedures. When you need it, IronHeart Bloodworks quickly sends you COVID-19 unvaccinated blood—a unique service in the healthcare industry. You should have the freedom to choose what blood is in your body.\nReact19.org - React19 is a science-based non-profit offering financial, physical, and emotional support for those suffering from long-term COVID-19 vaccine adverse events globally. Their mission is to bring healing to the moms, dads, friends, and loved ones who are facing life-altering side effects from their COVID-19 vaccine. They build bridges between patients and research institutions in order to develop a better understanding of vaccine complications.\nSpike Protein Detox - Peter McCullough\u0026rsquo;s Spike protein Detox protocol. Peter\u0026rsquo;s company also sells a specific Detox Support Formula.\nZelenko Protocol - Dr. Vladimir Zelenko was one of the first doctors to push back on mainstream Covid dogma. While Zelenko has since passed his protocol and supplements are still useful for fighting Covid ^2^\n"},{"id":4,"href":"/deathathletes/","title":"Death Athletes","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;We always knew it was going to happen, it was according to our plan. For our kind, this is nothing.\u0026rdquo; - Cody Wilson\nDeath Athletes refers to a concept going back to Ancient Greece and popularized by 3d Gun Printing Activist Cody Wilson called \u0026ldquo;The Death Athletic\u0026rdquo;. Cody gave a speech at Guns and Bitcoin 2022 talking about the beauty of death given in service to ones beliefs. While not always literal this is often metaphorical, Cody talks about the public death and having been killed in the public as a metaphor. The Death Athletic specifically refers to someone who engaged in practice to promote freedom and was persecuted for doing so. While many people have been prosecuted unfairly, there is a difference between general victims and those who specifically took the risk of fighting the state and lost.\nCheck out the speech here!\nDeath Athletes # Roger Ver - Roger Ver is a freedom activist who was one of the first investors in Bitcoin. Roger has worked as a liberty and Bitcoin activist for over a decade and has made major financial contributions and investments to projects like, DefCad, ShapeShift, FEE, Ross Ulbricht\u0026rsquo;s Legal Defense, Wikileaks, Kraken and many many more. In April 2024 Roger was arrested and detained in Spain on the request of the US government for alleged tax evasion claims in regarding to his exit tax in 2014. Roger is currently looking at a potential 100 year prison sentence for numerous ridiculous legal charges. Roger has been trapped in Spain since April 2024.\nRoss Ulbricht - Ross Ulbricht is the alleged founder and operator of the Silk Road website. The Silk Road offered consumers a safe and trusted way to purchase drugs and other contraband items. Ross was arrested and imprisoned in 2013. He was sentenced to two life sentences plus 40 years and millions of dollars in fines in a corrupt trial. Ross is scheduled to be released as Donald Trump promised to commute his sentence on Day one of his presidency.\nJulian Assange - Julian Assange is one of the greatest journalists of all time. Julian founded Wikileaks in 2006 and has exposed mass public corruption across the world regarding governments and corporations. Julian was forced into home arrest and then asylum for close to a decade based off ridiculous sex charges that were eventually dropped. In 2019 Julian was pulled out of his Asylum and pull into solitary confinement in BellMarsh prison until June 2024. Julian signed a plea deal and was released.\nEdward Snowden - Edward Snowden is a NSA Whistleblower who exposed massive NSA Corruption in 2013, mostly in regards to illegal mass surveillance on citizens. Snowden has been trapped in Russia ever since.\nSamurai Wallet Devs - In May 2024 Samurai Wallets Domain was seized and the two devs known publicly as TDev and Samurai were arrested and charged with money laundering due to the Bitcoin coinjoin functions built into the website.\nTornado Cash Devs - Tornado Cash is a decentralized coinjoin provider for the Ethereum Crypto Currency. In 2022 Tornado Cash was added to the OFACT List and the Devs Roman Storm and Alex Pertsev where charged with Money Laundering.\nAaron Swartz - Internet pioneer and free speech advocate. Creator of the Guerilla Access Open Manifest as well as several other open source technologies, Aaron Swartz tragically killed himself in 2013 thanks to overzealous prosecutors from the DOJ that were threatening Aaron with decades in prison for attempted publishing of copyrighted documents, despite the fact that the document had never been published and the owner of those copyrights Jstore, had actually dropped the charges.\nIan Freemen - Freeman, known for advocating freedom and financial privacy through bitcoin, found himself targeted by federal prosecutors. Initially facing charges including bank fraud and wire fraud, these allegations were eventually dropped due to lack of evidence. The core of the case revolved around money laundering and conspiracy charges. Ultimately, Freeman received a severe sentence of eight years in prison, a $40,000 fine, and forfeiture of $5 million in assets, despite not being convicted of the fraud charges prosecutors initially highlighted.\nCody Wilson - The creator of the Death Athletic concept as well as the founder of Defcad.com and first person to create a 3d printed Gun. Cody has been at the forefront of fighting for 2nd amendment and 1st amendment as they pertain to code and digital rights for over a decade. Cody has been involved in many lawsuits with the federal government as a result and suffered charges for sex crimes in 2018. He is currently free and working for Defcad.\nJay Stark - The anonymous creator of the FGC-9, which stands for \u0026ldquo;Fuck Gun Control.\u0026rdquo; The FGC was the first project to enable the creation of a fully 3d printed gun that did not require any actual gun parts, instead it uses items that can be purchased from conventional stores all over the world. Jay Stark was arrested in April 2021 on suspicions of owning illegal weapons, however none of these weapons were found and he was not taken into custody. Two days later he was found dead sitting in his car in front of his parents house. While the offical cause of death ruled out \u0026ldquo;foul play\u0026rdquo; it is difficult for most to believe that this was simply a coincidence.\n"},{"id":5,"href":"/defense/","title":"Defense","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles.\u0026rdquo; - Jeff Cooper\nWhen any government deprives a citizen of his freedom or property, the individual must take action to publicise his grievances. To this end, I hope to illustrate in the following pages, the futility of gun control, and that no amount of arbitrary legislation can ever prevent those wanting firearms from owning them. The individual who has the ability to construct his own homemade gun can never be permanently disarmed by any level of gun control legislation. - Philip Luty\nDIY Firearms # The 3D Printer has significantly advanced the ease of manufacturing reliable weapons absent the eye of the watchful state. Of course, it is not the only manufacturing tool available, but you will find it the most expedient.\nGetting Started # The following guides provide a basic introduction to 3D printed firearms. If your budget is limited, Creality printers may be the only option. But they are unreliable, and you may spend more time troubleshooting issues than printing. We recommend Prusa for their reliability and unwavering commitment to open source. Bambu Lab printers have recently gained in popularity for their speed, reliability, and multi-material options. However, they have a history of patenting established open source designs, and even more importantly, severely compromise your privacy. More information here. On this principle, we recommend against giving them your money.\nAs you evaluate printers and cad software, keep privacy at the top of your mind. While this practice may currently be legal in your jurisdiction, the state may kidnap and jail you anyway.\nHoffman Tactical The CTRL+PEW Getting Started Guide Ammunition # Fenix Ammunition - Manufactured in the USA by liberty obsessed individuals, and accept Bitcoin for payment. Books # Expedient Homemade Firearms by Philip Luty Expedient Recoilless Launcher: Panzerfaust by Jonathan Wild Communities # Deterrence Dispensed Rocket Chat - Large public group chat for all things 3d printed firearms. FOSSCAD Subreddit - a subreddit focused on 3d printed firearms of all types. However, censorship on reddit continues to grow, and we encourage migration to censorship resistant communities. Files # Most firearm designs are uploaded by individual creators to Odysee. DEFCAD is another source, but requires a paid membership. Most files available on DEFCAD are already available for free on Odysee.\n3D Gun Builder - A comprehensive directory of designs with direct links to Odysee pages. DEFCAD - Many files here are out of date and hosted without the permission of the original developers. Legal Advocacy Groups # Organizations fighting within the legal system to expand gun rights.\nDefense Distributed Firearm Policy Coalition Rocky Mountain Gun Owners Second Amendment Foundation Merchants # Places to find parts, part kits, tools, ammo, and more..\nParts # Aves Engineering - Glock rails and MAC11 components. Every Gun Part - Exhaustive collection of parts kits (everything but the receiver) and more. Ghost Guns - More parts kits. JSD Supply - Pistol components and more. MAF Arms - Build kits for printed receiver designs. Replicator USA - 3d printed suppressors. Riptide Rails - Glock rails, magazine springs, and other printed firearms components. Newsletters \u0026amp; Podcasts # En Bloc Press - Paid newsletter and podcast focused on the 3d printed firearm space and adjacent politics. Open Source Defense - Weekly newsletter focused on expanding gun rights with \u0026ldquo;0% culture war\u0026rdquo;. Out of Battery Live - Live podcast focused on interviewing guncad developers and builders. Propaganda # Documentaries, talks, and other media.\nDeath Athletic Documentary The New Radical Plastic Defense: Secret 3D Printed Guns in Europe The Plastic Power: A Speech The Unshackled Englishman Resources # GatGPT - A deneutered version of ChatGPT focused on firearms. Shootingbot - Monitors price and availability of ammunition and reloading components. Training # Ok, you can build a firearm in your garage. Now learn how to use it. Before you start LARPING, consider what type of training is most useful. Read this.\nGamut Resolutions - Tactical pistol and carbine classes. Based in Florida but courses are taught in many locations across the US. Guns For Everyone - Free concealed carry classes based out of Colorado. Long Range Shooters of Utah - Multiday courses in shooting up to and beyond 1000 yards in Price, UT. MantisX - MantisX is a gun training system that takes a data-driven approach to helping you achieve shooting mastery with no ammo required. Unlike some dry fire trainers, MANTISX works while attached to ANY firearm (pistol, rifle, or shotgun). By analyzing every shot and generating actionable data, MANTISX helps you improve your accuracy quickly. Solutionary University - Beginner firearm and defense training. Run by Liberty Activist Maj Toure, who has been travelling across the US providing firearms training, particularly in black neighborhoods. Thunder Ranch - Multiday courses in pistol, rifle, and shotgun, founded by Clint Smith and based in Oregon. "},{"id":6,"href":"/education/","title":"Education","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Education and Training # \u0026ldquo;Government schooling is the most radical adventure in history. It kills the family by monopolizing the best times of childhood and by teaching disrespect for home and parents.\u0026rdquo; - John Taylor Gatto\nModern schooling has been terrible for years. Following the covid insanity and the addition of woke politics the schools are proving less and less value by the day. But education can be done through a vareity of methods. In the modern age their are many better ways to educate yourself and your children than traditional school.\nAlternative Schools # Options for schools that are close to the traditional model, but do something different.\nMontessori Schools - Montessori classrooms are ideal workplaces, where children are engaged, energetic, exploring, social, and most of all, learning to take ownership of their own education. They’re also unified communities in which each child understands the responsibility of being an individual student in the class while supporting the learning of others.\nWestern Governors University - While still suffering from some of the issues of traditional education, WGU provides a solid alternative for anyone who still wants to pursue traditional college degrees. Offering Bachelors and Masters programs in IT, Business, Nursing, Finance and Education. WGU is a completely online school, with relatively cheap degree programs that are performance based, meaning you can take the classes at your own pace and are not required to attend classes you dont need.\nAlternatives to School # Liberty Classroom - A wide range of courses. Mostly focused on history but offers other courses on econimics and logics. All courses are taught from a liberty perspective. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. Mises Econ Grad Progam - Economics Grad program that teaches free market Austrian Economics from one of the most prominent liberty focused think tanks. Praxis - Praxis is an intense personal and professional development program for young adults who want to work hard, build skills, learn how to create value, and develop a positive vision of the future for their lives and careers. Praxis is a college alternative that offers a 1 year practical devopment plan that ends up teaching you real world practical skills and connecting you with an intership at the end of your program. School of Life - A course to help you enhance whatever you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Provides biweekly webinars from the best liberty minds to bring your practile and actionable advice for your business, non Profit, cause or whatever else you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. TenToad - A program that helps families transition to a school-free life with a solid foundation of knowledge and the tools to get started with confidence. Embrace living and learning without school. ThinkExodus - Exodus Institute aims to provide families with a quality alternative to public schools, and support homeschool families with enrichment courses that foster critical thinking, academic skills, and counter the left-wing indoctrination found in education, culture, and the media. Unschoolers.org - Unschooling and peaceful parenting educational organization. Unschooling is an alternative to traditional schooling and even home schooling that works to encourage and focus and direct children\u0026rsquo;s natural curiosity. Unschooling Resources with Dayna Martin - Dayna Martin has been living and breathing Unschooling for 2 decades, while also working to educate many others on these principles. You can find many of the best unschooling resources here. Homeschool Resources # Acellusacademy - Acellus Academy is a K-12 online private school located in Kansas City, Missouri as a 501c3. Acellus Academy provides instruction online through distance education via the Acellus Learning System. Acellus, a program of the International Academy of Science, is an online learning system that has been used to provide primary instruction to millions of students in thousands of schools throughout the United States.\nHome School Legal Defense Association - With over 100,000 member families, Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) is the nation’s largest, most trusted homeschool advocacy organization.\nPower Home School - Power Homeschool is the official provider of online Acellus® courses for parents independently homeschooling their children without teacher support. Power is a not an accredited curriculum.\nRon Paul Curriculum - A liberty focused home school curriculum for all grades based on the ideas of former congressman Ron Paul. The curriculum was largely designed by Liberty Classroom founder, Tom Woods.\nTuttle Twins Academy - From the authors of some of the best selling Liberty Kids books, comes the academy for home learning. Catered for kids TTA offers courses in Finances, Logic \u0026amp; Critical Thinking, Entrepreneurship, and many more to come.\n"},{"id":7,"href":"/frontends/","title":"Front Ends","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy. The savage’s whole existence is public, ruled by the laws of his tribe. Civilization is the process of setting man free from men.\u0026rdquo; - Ayn Rand\nPrivacy Front ends are interfaces that interact with well known services that dont respect your privacy. Apps like Youtube or Facebook can be accessed via privacy respecting generally open source apps.\nApple AirPlay # air-pi-play - Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Airplay server using RPiPlay to enable screen mirroring on tvs, monitors and projectors. RPiPlay - An open-source AirPlay mirroring server for the Raspberry Pi. Supports iOS 9 and up. Apple Music # Cider - Cross-platform Apple Music experience based on Electron and Vue.js written from scratch with performance in mind Discord # gtkcord4 - A lightweight Discord client written in Golang which uses GTK3 for the user interface Facebook # SlimSocial - Android, alternative front-end for Facebook, built with Java Frost - An extensive and functional open source third party app for Facebook (Android app) Facebook Messenger # Caprine - Unofficial and privacy-focused Facebook Messenger app with many useful features fb-messenger-cli - Use your Facebook account to chat with your friends sneakily in the command line, it\u0026rsquo;s as easy as logging in, choosing a convo and chatting away Google Search # LibreX - Privacy-respecting free meta-search engine (free as in freedom). Small and simple meta-search engine, fetches and anonymizes results from Google only, has API support, allows redirects to Invidious/Bibliogram/Nitter/Libreddit.\nSearXNG - SearXNG is a free internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from various search services and databases. Users are neither tracked nor profiled (SearXNG is a fork of Searx).\nSearx - Searx is a free privacy-respecting internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from more than 70 search services. Users are neither tracked nor profiled. Additionally, Searx can be used over Tor for online anonymity.\nWhoogle Search - A self-hosted, ad-free, privacy-respecting metasearch engine for Google.\nGoogle Translate # Crow Translate - Simple and lightweight cross-platform translator that allows translation using LibreTranslate, Lingva, Google, Bing, and Yandex, as well as text-to-speech using Google.\nDeepL Android - Unofficial Android client for DeepL.\nInstaLate - Distraction-free translation for Android, to be used directly from within any app. Supports Beolingus, DeepL, Dict.cc, GNU CIDE, Heinzelnisse, LibreTranslate, Linguee, WikDict, and Wiktionary.\nLingva Translate - Alternative front-end for Google Translate, serving as a free and open-source translator with over a hundred languages available.\nSimplyTranslate - Provide fast and private translations to the user without wasting much overhead for extensive styling or JavaScript. Supports Google Translate, DeepL, ICIBA, and LibreTranslate.\nSimplyTranslate Mobile - Unofficial Android client of SimplyTranslate.\nHacker News # Hackers - A native iOS app for Hacker News.\nHackerweb - A simply readable Hacker News web app.\nHckrnws - A custom front-end for a better reading experience of HackerNews.\nHN-search - Algolia Hacker News search.\nHNTopLinks - Top Links on Hacker News.\nImgur # Imgin - Minimal Imgur front end Imgrs - Imgrs is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. It\u0026rsquo;s a Rust rewrite of a previous Imgur proxy project, Omgur. Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/imgrs Omgur - Omgur is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. Inspired by the Invidious, Nitter, and Teddit projects. No JavaScript or ads All requests go through the Omgur backend, client never talks to Imgur Prevents Imgur from tracking your IP or JavaScript fingerprint Lightweight Self-hostable Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/omgur Rimgo - Self-hosted frontend for Imgur written in Go. Website: https://i.bcow.xyz/ Rimgu - Self-hosted alternative frontend/ proxy for Imgur Instagram # Bibliogram - Bibliogram is an alternative front-end for Instagram. Public instances: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/bibliogram-docs/tree/master/docs/Instances.md Mastodon # Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Hyperspace - cross-platform Mastodon client for the fediverse written in TypeScript and React Pinafore - Alternative web client for Mastodon, focused on speed and simplicity Sengi - cross-platform multi-account Mastodon \u0026amp; Pleroma desktop client TheDesk - cross-platform Mastodon \u0026amp; Misskey desktop client Tootle - simple GTK-based Linux Mastodon client Tusky - lightweight Android Mastodon client Medium # Scribe - Alternative front-end to Medium.com Other services # ArchiveBox - Open source self-hosted web archiving. Takes URLs/browser history/bookmarks/Pocket/Pinboard/etc., saves HTML, JS, PDFs, media, and more etherpad-lite - Collaborative rich text editor. A modern really-real-time collaborative document editor Gitea - Lightweight git server. Git with a cup of tea, painless self-hosted git service Hedgedoc - Collaborative markdown editor. A platform to write and share markdown Librarian - Alternative frontend for LBRY / Odysee.com MediathekViewWeb - Video content of German public-service television broadcasters (e.g. ARD, ZDF) Official instance: mediathekviewweb.de NoPaste - NoPaste is an open-source website similar to Pastebin where you can store any piece of code, and generate links for easy sharing PrivateBin - Zero knowledge encrypted paste-bin. A minimalist, open source online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data. Data is encrypted/decrypted in the browser using 256 bits AES Snapdrop - Similar to Apple\u0026rsquo;s Airdrop but in your browser. A Progressive Web App for local file sharing Vaultwarden - Password manager. Unofficial Bitwarden compatible server written in Rust, formerly known as bitwarden_rs Wikiless - A free open source alternative Wikipedia front-end focused on privacy Reddit # Due to recent changes with the Reddit API Policy you may have mixed success with these. These are kept here in the event that this changes, but otherwise these are mostly dead projects\nDawn - Open-source Reddit app Available on F-Droid Forked from Dank: https://github.com/saket/Dank Eddrit - Alternative front-end for Reddit, inspired by Nitter, built with Python \u0026amp; Starlette. Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Infinity - Reddit client for Android Available on F-Droid junipf/reddit-frontend - A reddit front-end written in React Official instance: https://jpf-reddit.netlify.app kddit - uWSGI frontend for Reddit.com written in Python Official instance: https://kddit.kalli.st Libreddit - Alternative front-end for Reddit. Themed around Reddit\u0026rsquo;s new design - Lightweight, no JavaScript, no ads, no tracking. Official instance: libredd.it Public instances: https://github.com/spikecodes/libreddit#instances RedditClient - Alternative front-end for Reddit, built with Angular Roffline - A self-hosted offline Reddit server. It allows you to browse Reddit posts (including any media in the post) while offline. It is targeted at people that have intermittent internet Snew - Open-source client for Reddit forked from the Reddit source code. Slide - Open source, ad free Reddit browser for Android Available on F-Droid Stealth - Account-free, privacy-oriented, and feature-rich Reddit client. Available on F-Droid Teddit - Alternative Reddit front-end focused on privacy - Lightweight, no ads, no JavaScript, unofficial API. Official instance: https://teddit.net Public instances: https://github.com/teddit-net/teddit#instances Github mirror repository Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Teddit Top of Reddit - Top Reddit posts every day. Troddit: A web client for Reddit Official instance: https://www.troddit.com Updoot - Android, alternative front-end for Reddit. Xeddit - A Xamarin.Forms app for Reddit. Official instance: xeddit.com Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Xeddit Redirection # Farside - Farside provides links that automatically redirect to working instances of privacy-oriented alternative frontends, such as Nitter, Libreddit, etc. This allows for users to have more reliable access to the available public instances for a particular service, while also helping to distribute traffic more evenly across all instances and avoid performance bottlenecks and rate-limiting. LibRedirect - App that redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends. If you click on a link of a Youtube like it will redirect to you to Newpipe, Twitter to nitter, Wikipedia to Wikiless etc. Privacy Redirect - A simple web extension that redirects Twitter, YouTube, Instagram \u0026amp; Google Maps requests to privacy friendly alternatives Firefox Add-On: Privacy Redirect Chrome Extension: Privacy Redirect UntrackMe - UntrackMe transforms Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Reddit and Medium and Wikipedia links to links of open source, privacy friendly front-ends. Converts Google Maps links to OpenStreetMap links. Removes tracking parameters from any url. Then delegates the action to other apps that are capable of handling them. (Android app) Watch on Odysee - Browser add on that redirects you from YouTube to odysee a decentralized Youtube alternative Reuters # Neuters - An alternative front-end to Reuters.com. It is intended to be lightweight and fast, and was heavily inspired by Nitter Official instance: https://boxcat.site Shazam # SongRec - Open-source Shazam client for Linux, written in Rust. Spotify # Downtify - Open source Spotify ripper. Self Hosted. Kotify - Requires Spotify Account - Multiplatform desktop client for Spotify focused on library organization for power users. Relies on official Spotify client for playback Librespot - Requires Spotify Premium Account - librespot is an open source client library for Spotify. It enables applications to use Spotify\u0026rsquo;s service to control and play music via various backends, and to act as a Spotify Connect receiver. It is an alternative to the official and now deprecated closed-source libspotify. Additionally, it will provide extra features which are not available in the official library Oggify - Download Spotify tracks to Ogg Vorbis (with a Spotify premium account), based on librespot psst - Fast and multi-platform Spotify client with native GUI Podcast MP3 Downloader - Download MP3 files of your favorite podcasts from Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts, and Overcast. Spot: Gtk/Rust native Spotify client for the GNOME desktop. Only works with premium accounts Spotiqueue - Minimalistic queue-oriented macOS-native client for Spotify, with Guile Scheme scriptability SpotDownloader - A simple web tool that allows you to download songs from Spotify. You can download a song either by entering a track, album, or playlist link. You can also download the entire album or playlist in ZIP format. It also adds all the metadata like cover image, artists, and release date in the downloaded songs. Show, Podcast, and Artist page links aren\u0026rsquo;t supported yet. Spotiflyer - Download free content from Youtube, Spotify, Sound Cloud and more Spotube: A lightweight and free Spotify crossplatform-client which handles playback manually, streams music using Youtube \u0026amp; no Spotify premium account is needed SpotX: Modified Spotify Client for Windows (Windows Only) - Blocking ads and updates for the desktop version of Spotify, disabling podcasts and more Telegram # Telegram-FOSS - Unofficial, FOSS-friendly fork of the original Telegram client for Android. TikTok # ProxiTok - Open source alternative frontend for TikTok made with PHP. Official instance: Pussthecat Instance Twitch # ElectronPlayer - Electron Based Web Video Services Player. Supports Netflix, Youtube, Twitch, Floatplane, Hulu and more streamlink-twitch-gui - Multi platform Twitch.tv browser for Streamlink Twire: Alternative and open source Twitch client for Android Xtra - Twitch player and browser for Android Twitter/X # Due to recent changes with the Twitter API Policy you may have mixed success with these.\nFritter - A free, open-source Twitter client for Android. Harpy - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Flutter/Dart. Nitter - Alternative Twitter front-end - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Official instance: nitter.net Public instances: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances Example: Troy Hunt on Twitter and Nitter Shitter - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Java. Tweet-app - Desktop Twitter client only for tweeting. Timeline never shows up. Tweeterr - A tool to use Twitter from the command line on the fly. Tweepy - Twitter for Python Twidere X - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built mostly with Kotlin, in early stage. YouTube # Alltube - Web GUI for youtube-dl AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. BlackHole - Android music player app for YouTube Music and Spotify made with Flutter CloudTube - Alternative front-end for Invidious Official instance: https://tube.cadence.moe Installation guide for self-hosting: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/tube-docs/tree/main/item/docs/cloudtube/Installing%20CloudTube.md FreeTube - Open source YouTube desktop player for privacy on Windows, Mac and Linux Invidious - Invidious is an alternative front-end to YouTube - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Home page: https://invidious.io Invidious instances (Github): https://github.com/iv-org/documentation/blob/master/Invidious-Instances.md Invidious instances API: https://api.invidious.io Installation guide for self-hosting: https://docs.invidious.io/Installation.md Invidious-viewer - Python application to watch YouTube videos through the Invidious API, in the terminal (requires MPV player and libmpv.so, provided by Linux distro) Invuedious - An alternative frontend for invidious built with vue.js Official instance: https://bocchilorenzo.github.io/invuedious/ LibreTube - Android frontend for YouTube, based on Piped minitube - Lightweight youtube client with a kid-friendly interface. Can make playlists from search keywords mps-youtube - Terminal based YouTube player and downloader. NewPipe - A libre lightweight streaming front-end for Android oleksis/youtube-dl-gui - Cross-platform front-end GUI of the popular youtube-dl written in wxPython OpenVideoDownloader aka jely2002/youtube-dl-gui - A cross-platform GUI for youtube-dl made in Electron and node.js Piped - An alternative privacy-friendly YouTube frontend which is efficient by design - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking Official instance: https://piped.kavin.rocks List of public instances: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped/wiki/Instances Installation guide for self-hosting: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Documentation/blob/main/content/docs/self-hosting/index.md pipe-viewer - A lightweight application (fork of straw-viewer) for searching and playing videos from YouTube. Plumber - Local and remote video trimmer, can trim parts of video without downloading whole video, utilizes youtube-dl, allows conversion to GIFs smtube - Stand-alone YouTube video player Website: https://www.smtube.org SMTube is part of SMPlayer SMPlayer website: https://www.smplayer.info SMPlayer repository: https://github.com/smplayer-dev/smplayer SmartTubeNext - SmartTubeNext is an advanced YouTube app for Android TVs and TV boxes, free and open source. It is not a live TV client and does not support \u0026ldquo;YouTube TV\u0026rdquo;. SkyTube - An open-source YouTube app for Android. Tartube - A GUI front-end for youtube-dl, partly based on youtube-dl-gui and written in Python 3 / Gtk 3 th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). TubeArchivist - A self hosted YouTube media server. TubeSync - TubeSync is a PVR (personal video recorder) for YouTube. It syncs YouTube channels and playlists to a locally hosted media server. ViewTube - An alternative front-end for YouTube, written in Vue.js, uses Plyr video player; supports SponsorBlock, multiple Invidious instances support, chapters Vividl - Modern Windows GUI for youtube-dl Youtube-dl - Command-line program to download videos from YouTube.com and other video sites Youtube-viewer - Lightweight YouTube client for Linux YouTube.js - Full-featured wrapper around the Innertube API, which is what YouTube itself uses uYouPlus - uYouPlus (uYou+) is an alternative YouTube app for Apple\u0026rsquo;s iOS and iPadOS. yattee - Alternative YouTube frontend for iOS, tvOS and macOS built with Invidious and Piped, supports sponsorblock yt-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously without forcing javascript (Fork of youtube-local) yt-dlp - A youtube-dl fork with additional features and fixes. ytcc - Command line tool to keep track of your favorite playlists on YouTube and many other places. Can import youtube subscriptions from Google Takeout and provide them as an RSS feed for your favorite reader. ytfzf - A POSIX script that helps you find Youtube videos (without API) and opens/downloads them using mpv/youtube-dl. ytmdl - A simple app to get songs from YouTube in mp3 format with artist name, album name etc from sources like iTunes, LastFM, Deezer, Gaana etc. ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. ytdl-gui - A simple-to-use, cross-platform graphical interface for youtube-dl youtube-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously and with greater page performance ytcast - Cast YouTube videos to your smart TV from the command line. This program does roughly the same thing as the \u0026ldquo;Play on TV\u0026rdquo; button that appears on the player bar when you visit youtube.com with Chrome or when you use the YouTube smartphone app YouTube Music # AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. "},{"id":8,"href":"/hacking/","title":"Hacking","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The truth is revealed by removing things that stand in its light, an art not unlike sculpture, in which the artist creates, not by building, but by hacking away.\u0026rdquo; - Alan Watts\nWelcome to the Hacking section of Liberty tools! Hacking should be used to increase your knowledge and harden your defenses. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAnonymity # BinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\nI2P - The Invisible Internet Project.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nNipe - Script to redirect all traffic from the machine to the Tor network.\nOnionScan - One of the Hacking Tools for investigating the Dark Web by finding operational security issues introduced by Tor hidden service operators.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nTor - Free software and onion routed overlay network that helps you defend against traffic analysis.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nBug Bounty Platforms # Bugcrowd List - List of many companies that provide bug bounties. CTF(Capture the flag) # Ctf-tools - Collection of setup scripts to install various security research tools easily and quickly deployable to new machines.\nPwntools - Rapid exploit development framework built for use in CTFs.\nRsaCtfTool - Decrypt data enciphered using weak RSA keys, and recover private keys from public keys using a variety of automated attacks.\nDDoS # HOIC - Updated version of Low Orbit Ion Cannon, has ‘boosters’ to get around common counter measures.\nJS LOIC - JavaScript in-browser version of LOIC.\nLOIC - Open source network stress tool for Windows.\nSlowLoris - DoS tool that uses low bandwidth on the attacking side.\nT50 - Faster network stress tool.\nUFONet - Abuses OSI layer 7 HTTP to create/manage ‘zombies’ and to conduct different attacks using; GET/POST, multithreading, proxies, origin spoofing methods, cache evasion techniques, etc.\nDefense Evasion # AntiVirus Evasion Tool (AVET) - Post-process exploits containing executable files targeted for Windows machines to avoid being recognized by antivirus software.\nHyperion - Runtime encryptor for 32-bit portable executables (“PE .exes”).\nPeCloak.py - Automates the process of hiding a malicious Windows executable from antivirus (AV) detection.\nPeCloakCapstone - Multi-platform fork of the peCloak.py automated malware antivirus evasion tool.\nUniByAv - Simple obfuscator that takes raw shellcode and generates Anti-Virus friendly executables by using a brute-forcable, 32-bit XOR key.\nVeil - Generate metasploit payloads that bypass common anti-virus solutions.\nDefcon Suggested Reading # Defcon Suggested Reading Email Spoofing # SpoofBox - Offers email, SMS, Phone spoofing and lots of other tools. Not a free service. Can also be used to look up phone numbers. Exploit Development # Exploit Writing Tutorials - Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nShellcode Examples - Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial - Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nFile Format Analysis # Hachoir - Python library to view and edit a binary stream as tree of fields and tools for metadata extraction.\nKaitai Struct - File formats and network protocols dissection language and web IDE, generating parsers in C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby.\nVeles - Binary data visualization and analysis tool.\nForensics # Autopsy - Full suite of open source forensics tools.\nCAINE - CAINE is Linux Live CD that contains a wealth of digital forensic tools. Features include a user-friendly GUI, semi-automated report creation and tools for Mobile Forensics, Network Forensics, Data Recovery and more.\nFTK Imager - Open Source Disk imaging tool.\nPaladin Forensic Suite - Live Ubuntu distro with lots of tools. Open source with free and paid versions.\nSIFT Workstation - The SIFT Workstation is a collection of free and open-source incident response and forensic tools designed to perform detailed digital forensic examinations in a variety of settings, all built inside an Ubuntu VM.\nSMART - Open source sampling of many proprietary forensics tools.\nGNU/Linux Utilities # Linux Exploit Suggester - Heuristic reporting on potentially viable exploits for a given GNU/Linux system. Hacking Focused OSINT # AQUATONE - Subdomain discovery tool utilizing various open sources producing a report that can be used as input to other tools.\nBinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\nDataSploit - OSINT visualizer utilizing Shodan, Censys, Clearbit, EmailHunter, FullContact, and Zoomeye behind the scenes.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\ngithub-dorks - CLI tool to scan Github repos/organizations for potential sensitive information leak.\nIntrigue - Automated OSINT \u0026amp; Attack Surface discovery framework with powerful API, UI and CLI.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nShodan - World’s first search engine for Internet-connected devices.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSn1per - One of the Hacking Tools for Automated Pentest Recon Scanner.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\nThreat Crowd - Search engine for threats.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nvcsmap - Plugin-based tool to scan public version control systems for sensitive information.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nHacking Conventions # 44Con - Annual Security Conference held in London.\nAppSecUSA - Annual conference organized by OWASP.\nBalCCon - Balkan Computer Congress, annually held in Novi Sad, Serbia.\nBlack Hat - Annual security conference in Las Vegas.\nBruCON - Annual security conference in Belgium.\nCarolinaCon - Infosec conference, held annually in North Carolina.\nCCC - Annual meeting of the international hacker scene in Germany.\nCHCon - Christchurch Hacker Con, Only South Island of New Zealand hacker con.\nDeepSec - Security Conference in Vienna, Austria.\nDefCamp - Largest Security Conference in Eastern Europe, held annually in Bucharest, Romania.\nDEF CON - Annual hacker convention in Las Vegas. Known for having a left wing bias.\nEkoparty - Largest Security Conference in Latin America, held annually in Buenos Aires, Argentina.\nFSec - FSec - Croatian Information Security Gathering in Varaždin, Croatia.\nHack3rCon - Annual US hacker conference.\nHack.lu - Annual conference held in Luxembourg.\nHackfest - Largest hacking conference in Canada.\nHITB - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nHacking In The Box - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nInfosecurity Europe - Europe’s number one information security event, held in London, UK.\nLayerOne - Annual US security conference held every spring in Los Angeles.\nNullcon - Annual conference in Delhi and Goa, India.\nPhreakNIC - Technology conference held annually in middle Tennessee.\nRSA Conference USA - Annual security conference in San Francisco, California, USA.\nShmooCon - Annual US East coast hacker convention.\nSkyDogCon - Technology conference in Nashville.\nSummerCon - One of the oldest hacker conventions, held during Summer.\nSwiss Cyber Storm - Annual security conference in Lucerne, Switzerland.\nThotCon - Annual US hacker conference held in Chicago.\nTroopers - Annual international IT Security event with workshops held in Heidelberg, Germany.\nVirus Bulletin Conference - Annual conference going to be held in Denver, USA for 2016.\nHash Cracking # BruteForce Wallet - Find the password of an encrypted wallet file (i.e. wallet.dat).\nCeWL - Generates custom wordlists by spidering a target’s website and collecting unique words.\nHashcat - Another One of the Hacking Tools The more fast hash cracker.\nJohn the Ripper - One of the best Hacking Tools for Fast password cracker.\nJWT Cracker - Simple HS256 JWT token brute force cracker.\nRar Crack - RAR bruteforce cracker.\nHex Editors # 0xED – Native macOS hex editor that supports plug-ins to display custom data types.\nFrhed – Binary file editor for Windows.\nHexEdit.js – Browser-based hex editing.\nHexinator – World’s finest (proprietary, commercial) Hex Editor.\nInformation Security Magazines # 2600: The Hacker Quarterly – American publication about technology and computer “underground.”\nPhrack Magazine – By far the longest running hacker zine.\nUnredacted Magazine - The official magazine from Michael Bazzell author of Extreme Privacy.\nLock Picking Resources # Awesome Lockpicking – Awesome guides, tools, and other resources about the security and compromise of locks, safes, and keys.\nBosnianbill – More lockpicking videos.\nSchuyler Towne channel – Lockpicking videos and security talks.\n/r/lockpicking – Resources for learning lockpicking, equipment recommendations.\nmacOS Utilities # Bella – Pure Python post-exploitation data mining and remote administration tool for macOS. Multi-paradigm Frameworks # Armitage – Java-based GUI front-end for the Metasploit Framework.\nExploitPack – Graphical tool for automating penetration tests that ships with many pre-packaged exploits.\nFaraday – Multiuser integrated pentesting environment for red teams performing cooperative penetration tests, security audits, and risk assessments.\nMetasploit – Post exploitation Hacking Tools for offensive security teams to help verify vulnerabilities and manage security assessments.\nPupy – Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android) remote administration and post-exploitation tool.\nNetwork Tools # BetterCAP – Modular, portable and easily extensible MITM framework.\nCloudFail – Unmask server IP addresses hidden behind Cloudflare by searching old database records and detecting misconfigured DNS.\nCrackMapExec – A swiss army knife for pentesting networks.\nDebookee – Simple and powerful network traffic analyzer for macOS.\nDET – Proof of concept to perform data exfiltration using either single or multiple channel(s) at the same time.\nDgcd – Simple Unix network utility to extend the accessibility of TCP/IP based network services beyond firewalls.\nDnsmap – One of the Hacking Tools for Passive DNS network mapper.\nDnsrecon – One of the Hacking Tools for DNS enumeration script.\nDnschef – Highly configurable DNS proxy for pentesters.\nDnsenum – Perl script that enumerates DNS information from a domain, attempts zone transfers, performs a brute force dictionary style attack, and then performs reverse look-ups on the results.\nDnstracer – Determines where a given DNS server gets its information from, and follows the chain of DNS servers.\nDNSDumpster – One of the Hacking Tools for Online DNS recon and search service.\nDshell – Network forensic analysis framework.\nDsniff – Collection of tools for network auditing and pentesting.\nDripcap – Caffeinated packet analyzer.\nEvilgrade – Modular framework to take advantage of poor upgrade implementations by injecting fake updates.\nEttercap – Comprehensive, mature suite for machine-in-the-middle attacks.\nImpacket – A collection of Python classes for working with network protocols.\nIntercepter-NG – Multifunctional network toolkit.\nMass Scan – Best Hacking Tools for TCP port scanner, spews SYN packets asynchronously, scanning entire Internet in under 5 minutes.\nMallory – HTTP/HTTPS proxy over SSH.\nMitmproxy – Interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy for penetration testers and software developers.\nMorpheus – Automated ettercap TCP/IP Hacking Tools.\nNetsniff-ng – Swiss army knife for network sniffing.\nNetwork-Tools.com – Website offering an interface to numerous basic network utilities like ping, traceroute, whois, and more.\nNmap – Free security scanner for network exploration \u0026amp; security audits.\nPassivedns – Network sniffer that logs all DNS server replies for use in a passive DNS setup.\nPassivedns-client – Library and query tool for querying several passive DNS providers.\nPig – One of the Hacking Tools for GNU/Linux packet crafting.\nPwnat – Punches holes in firewalls and NATs.\nPraeda – Automated multi-function printer data harvester for gathering usable data during security assessments.\nPrinter Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) – Tool for printer security testing capable of IP and USB connectivity, fuzzing, and exploitation of PostScript, PJL, and PCL printer language features.\nRoutersploit – Open source exploitation framework similar to Metasploit but dedicated to embedded devices.\nScanless – Utility for using websites to perform port scans on your behalf so as not to reveal your own IP.\nScapy – Python-based interactive packet manipulation program \u0026amp; library.\nSPARTA – Graphical interface offering scriptable, configurable access to existing network infrastructure scanning and enumeration tools.\nSSH MITM – Intercept SSH connections with a proxy; all plaintext passwords and sessions are logged to disk.\nTcpdump/libpcap – Common packet analyzer that runs under the command line.\nWireshark – Widely-used graphical, cross-platform network protocol analyzer.\nXRay – Network (sub)domain discovery and reconnaissance automation tool.\nZarp – Network attack tool centered around the exploitation of local networks.\nZmap – Open source network scanner that enables researchers to easily perform Internet-wide network studies.\nOperating Systems # Best Linux Penetration Testing Distributions @ CyberPunk – Description of main penetration testing distributions.\nCuckoo – Open source automated malware analysis system.\nComputer Aided Investigative Environment (CAINE) – Italian GNU/Linux live distribution created as a digital forensics project.\nCSILinux - CSI\u0026rsquo;s mission is to equip you with the most advanced tools in digital forensics, OSINT, and incident response.\nDigital Evidence \u0026amp; Forensics Toolkit (DEFT) – Live CD for forensic analysis runnable without tampering or corrupting connected devices where the boot process takes place.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nSecurity @ Distrowatch – Website dedicated to talking about, reviewing, and keeping up to date with open source operating systems.\nTails – Live OS aimed at preserving privacy and anonymity.\nPhysical Hacking Tools # Anof-cyber/APTRS - APTRS (Automated Penetration Testing Reporting System) is an automated reporting tool in Python and Django. The tool allows Penetration testers to create a report directly without using the Traditional Docx file. It also provides an approach to keeping track of the projects and vulnerabilities.\nCanarytokens.org - Canarytokens are a free, quick, painless way to help defenders discover they\u0026rsquo;ve been breached by having attackers announce themselves. These are digital honeypots you can configure on your own network.\nFlipperzero.one - Flipper Zero is a portable multi-tool for pentesters and geeks in a toy-like body. It loves hacking digital stuff, such as radio protocols, access control systems, hardware and more. It\u0026rsquo;s fully open-source and customizable, so you can extend it in whatever way you like. Check out more firmware options here\nHak5.org - Sells many hacking for wifi pentesting, hotplug attacks, implants, remote access field kits and more. Breakdown of multiple tools\nLAN Turtle – Covert “USB Ethernet Adapter” that provides remote access, network intelligence gathering, and MITM capabilities when installed in a local network.\nPoisontap – Siphons cookies, exposes internal (LAN-side) router and installs web backdoor on locked computers.\nUSB Rubber Ducky – Customizable keystroke injection attack platform masquerading as a USB thumbdrive.\nWiFi Pineapple – Wireless auditing and penetration testing platform.\nPenetration Testing Resources # Pentest Tools # Metasploit Unleashed - Free Offensive Security Metasploit course.\nMITRE’s Adversarial Tactics, Techniques \u0026amp; Common Knowledge (ATT\u0026amp;CK) – Curated knowledge base and model for cyber adversary behavior.\nOpen Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM) – Framework for providing test cases that result in verified facts on which to base decisions that impact an organization’s security.\nOpen Web Application Security Project (OWASP) – Worldwide not-for-profit charitable organization focused on improving the security of especially Web-based and Application-layer software.\nPenetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) – Documentation designed to provide a common language and scope for performing and reporting the results of a penetration test.\nPenetration Testing Framework (PTF) – Outline for performing penetration tests compiled as a general framework usable by vulnerability analysts and penetration testers alike.\nPENTEST-WIKI – Free online security knowledge library for pentesters and researchers.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nShellcode Examples – Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial – Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nXSS-Payloads – Ultimate resource for all things cross-site including payloads, tools, games and documentation.\nPenetration Testing Distributions # ArchStrike – Arch GNU/Linux repository for security professionals and enthusiasts.\nAttifyOS – GNU/Linux distribution focused on tools useful during Internet of Things (IoT) security assessments.\nBackBox – Ubuntu-based distribution for penetration tests and security assessments.\nBlackArch – Arch GNU/Linux-based distribution with best Hacking Tools for penetration testers and security researchers.\nFedora Security Lab – Provides a safe test environment to work on security auditing, forensics, system rescue and teaching security testing methodologies.\nKali – GNU/Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing Hacking Tools.\nNetwork Security Toolkit (NST) – Fedora-based bootable live operating system designed to provide easy access to best-of-breed open source network security applications.\nParrot – Distribution similar to Kali, with multiple architectures with 100 of Hacking Tools.\nPentoo – Security-focused live CD based on Gentoo.\nThe Pentesters Framework – Distro organized around the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES), providing a curated collection of utilities that eliminates often unused toolchains.\nDocker for Penetration Testing # docker pull kalilinux/kali-linux-docker docker pull owasp/zap2docker-stable docker pull wpscanteam/wpscan docker pull citizenstig/dvwa docker pull wpscanteam/vulnerablewordpress docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-6271 docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-0160 docker pull opendns/security-ninjas docker pull diogomonica/docker-bench-security docker pull ismisepaul/securityshepherd docker pull danmx/docker-owasp-webgoat docker-compose build \u0026amp;\u0026amp; docker-compose up docker pull citizenstig/nowasp docker pull bkimminich/juice-shop docker pull phocean/msf Penetration Testing Report Templates # Pentesting Report Template – lucideus.com template.\nPentesting Report Template – pcisecuritystandards.org template.\nPublic Pentesting Reports – Curated list of public penetration test reports released by several consulting firms and academic security groups.\nRansomware Recovery # Nomoreransom - Help detect what kind of ransomware encryption you’re affected by and free tools to unlock it, in many but not all cases. Reverse Engineering Tools # Binwalk – Fast, easy to use tool for analyzing, reverse engineering, and extracting firmware images.\nCapstone – Lightweight multi-platform, multi-architecture disassembly framework.\ndnSpy – One of the Hacking Tools to reverse engineer .NET assemblies.\nEvan’s Debugger – OllyDbg-like debugger for GNU/Linux.\nFrida – Dynamic instrumentation toolkit for developers, reverse-engineers, and security researchers.\nImmunity Debugger – Powerful way to write exploits and analyze malware.\nInteractive Disassembler (IDA Pro) – Proprietary multi-processor disassembler and debugger for Windows, GNU/Linux, or macOS; also has a free version, IDA Free.\nMedusa – Open source, cross-platform interactive disassembler.\nOllyDbg – x86 debugger for Windows binaries that emphasizes binary code analysis.\nPeda – Python Exploit Development Assistance for GDB.\nPlasma – Interactive disassembler for x86/ARM/MIPS. Generates indented pseudo-code with colored syntax code.\nPyREBox – Python scriptable Reverse Engineering sandbox by Cisco-Talos.\nRadare2 – Open source, crossplatform reverse engineering framework.\nrVMI – Debugger on steroids; inspect userspace processes, kernel drivers, and preboot environments in a single tool.\nVoltron – Extensible debugger UI toolkit written in Python.\nWDK/WinDbg – Windows Driver Kit and WinDbg.\nx64dbg – Open source x64/x32 debugger for windows.\nSecurity Courses # ARIZONA CYBER WARFARE RANGE – 24×7 live fire exercises for beginners through real world operations; capability for upward progression into the real world of cyber warfare.\nComputer Security Student – Many free tutorials, great for beginners, $10/mo membership unlocks all content.\nCTF Field Guide – Everything you need to win your next CTF competition.\nCybrary – Free courses in ethical hacking and advanced penetration testing. Advanced penetration testing courses are based on the book ‘Penetration Testing for Highly-Secured Environments’.\nEuropean Union Agency for Network and Information Security – ENISA Cyber Security Training material.\nOffensive Security Training – Training from BackTrack/Kali developers.\nOpen Security Training – Training material for computer security classes.\nSANS Security Training – Computer Security Training \u0026amp; Certification.\nSide-channel Tools # ChipWhisperer – Complete open-source toolchain for side-channel power analysis and glitching attacks. Social Engineering # Beelogger – Tool for generating keylooger.\nCatphish – Tool for phishing and corporate espionage written in Ruby.\nEvilginx – MITM attack framework used for phishing credentials and session cookies from any Web service.\nKing Phisher – One of the Hacking Tools for Phishing campaign toolkit used for creating and managing multiple simultaneous phishing attacks with custom email and server content.\nSocial Engineer Toolkit (SET) – Open source pentesting framework designed for social engineering featuring a number of custom attack vectors to make believable attacks quickly.\nSocial Engineering Framework – Information resource for social engineers.\nwifiphisher – Automated phishing attacks against WiFi networks.\nStatic Analyzers # Bandit – Security oriented static analyser for python code.\nBrakeman – Static analysis security vulnerability scanner for Ruby on Rails applications.\nCppcheck – Extensible C/C++ static analyzer focused on finding bugs.\nFindBugs – Free software static analyzer to look for bugs in Java code.\nSobelow – Security-focused static analysis for the Phoenix Framework.\nTransport Layer Security Tools # SSLyze – Fast and comprehensive TLS/SSL configuration analyzer to help identify security mis-configurations.\nTLS Prober – Fingerprint a server’s SSL/TLS implementation.\nTestssl.sh – Command line tool which checks a server’s service on any port for the support of TLS/SSL ciphers, protocols as well as some cryptographic flaws.\nTools, Lists, Tutorials etc. # AD Exploit guides - Detailed guide on methods to exploit Active Directory.\nAndroid Security – Collection of Android security-related resources.\nAppSec – Resources for learning about application security.\nAwesome Awesomness – The List of the Lists.\nC/C++ Programming – One of the main language for open source security tools.\nCTFs – Capture The Flag frameworks, libraries, etc.\nExploit Writing Tutorials – Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nForensics – Free (mostly open source) forensic analysis tools and resources.\nGB Hackers Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHackerone Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHacking – Tutorials, tools, and resources.\nHoneypots – Honeypots, tools, components, and more.\nInfoSec § Hacking challenges – Comprehensive directory of CTFs, wargames, hacking challenge websites, Penetration testing tools list practice lab exercises, and more.\nInfosec – Information security resources for pentesting, forensics, and more.\nJavaScript Programming – In-browser development and scripting.\nKali Linux Tools – List of Hacking tools present in Kali Linux.\nMalware Analysis – Tools and resources for analysts.\nNode.js Programming – Curated list of delightful Node.js packages and resources.\nPCAP Tools – Tools for processing network traffic.\nPenetration Testing Cheat Sheets – Awesome Pentest Cheat Sheets.\nPivoting and Tunneling Guide - Detailed guide on methods to exploit.\nPython Programming 1 – General Python programming.\nPython Programming 2 – General Python programming.\nPython tools for penetration testers – Lots of pentesting tools are written in Python.\nRuby Programming 1 – The de-facto language for writing exploits.\nRuby Programming 2 – The de-facto\nVirtual Machines Labs # CFTtime - Free capture the flag hacking games.\nMindMaps - Massive list of smaller sites that provide individual hacking challenges.\nPentesterlab - Free and paid Pentesting training with labs.\nSadcloud - Sadcloud is a tool for spinning up insecure AWS infrastructure with Terraform.\nVulnerability Hub - Free Virtual machines to hack, provided by the community.\nVulnmachines - A place to learn and improve penetration testing/ethical hacking skills for FREE. The labs consist of 100+ real world scenarios to practice the latest exploits and cutting edge hacking techniques.\nVulnerability Databases # Bugtraq (BID) – Software security bug identification database compiled from submissions to the SecurityFocus mailing list and other sources, operated by Symantec, Inc.\nCommon Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) – Dictionary of common names (i.e., CVE Identifiers) for publicly known security vulnerabilities.\nCXSecurity – Archive of published CVE and Bugtraq software vulnerabilities cross-referenced with a Google dork database for discovering the listed vulnerability.\nExploit-DB – Non-profit project hosting exploits for software vulnerabilities, provided as a public service by Offensive Security.\nFull-Disclosure – Public, vendor-neutral forum for detailed discussion of vulnerabilities, often publishes details before many other sources.\nInj3ct0r (Onion service) – Exploit marketplace and vulnerability information aggregator.\nMicrosoft Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Microsoft software.\nMicrosoft Security Bulletins – Announcements of security issues discovered in Microsoft software, published by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC).\nMozilla Foundation Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Mozilla software, including the Firefox Web Browser.\nNational Vulnerability Database (NVD) – United States government’s National Vulnerability Database provides additional meta-data (CPE, CVSS scoring) of the standard CVE List along with a fine-grained search engine.\nPacket Storm – Compendium of exploits, advisories, tools, and other security-related resources aggregated from across the industry.\nSecuriTeam – Independent source of software vulnerability information.\nUS-CERT Vulnerability Notes Database – Summaries, technical details, remediation information, and lists of vendors affected by software vulnerabilities, aggregated by the United States Computer Emergency Response Team (US-CERT).\nVulnerability Lab – Open forum for security advisories organized by category of exploit target.\nVulners – Security database of software vulnerabilities.\nZero Day Initiative – Bug bounty program with the publicly accessible archive of published security advisories, operated by TippingPoint.\nVulnerability Scanners # Nexpose – Commercial vulnerability and risk management assessment engine that integrates with Metasploit, sold by Rapid7.\nNessus – Commercial vulnerability management, configuration, and compliance assessment platform, sold by Tenable. Free for under 25 devices.\nOpenVAS – Free open source software implementation of the popular Nessus vulnerability assessment system.\nVuls – Agentless vulnerability scanner for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD, written in Go.\nWeb Exploitation # Autochrome – Easy to install a test browser with all the appropriate setting needed for web application testing with native Burp support, from NCCGroup.\nBlindElephant – Web application fingerprinter.\nBrowser Exploitation Framework (BeEF) – Command and control server for delivering exploits to commandeered Web browsers.\nBurp Suite – One of the Hacking Tools integrated platform for performing security testing of web applications.\nCommix – Automated all-in-one operating system command injection and exploitation tool.\nDVCS Ripper – Rip web accessible (distributed) version control systems: SVN/GIT/HG/BZR.\nEyeWitness – Tool to take screenshots of websites, provide some server header info, and identify default credentials if possible.\nFiddler – Free cross-platform web debugging proxy with user-friendly companion tools.\nFimap – Find, prepare, audit, exploit and even Google automatically for LFI/RFI bugs.\nFuzzDB – Dictionary of attack patterns and primitives for black-box application fault injection and resource discovery.\nGitTools – One of the Hacking Tools that Automatically find and download Web accessible .git repositories.\nKadabra – Automatic LFI exploiter and scanner.\nKadimus – LFI scan and exploit tool.\nLiffy – LFI exploitation tool.\nNoSQLmap – Automatic NoSQL injection and database takeover tool.\nOffensive Web Testing Framework (OWTF) – Python-based framework for pentesting Web applications based on the OWASP Testing Guide.\nSslstrip – One of the Hacking Tools Demonstration of the HTTPS stripping attacks.\nSslstrip2 – SSLStrip version to defeat HSTS.\nsqlmap – Automatic SQL injection and database takeover tool.\nTplmap – Automatic server-side template injection and Web server takeover Hacking Tools.\nVHostScan – A virtual host scanner that performs reverse lookups, can be used with pivot tools, detect catch-all scenarios, aliases and dynamic default pages.\nWeevely3 – Weaponized web shell.\nWebscreenshot – A simple script to take screenshots of list of websites.\nWhatWeb – Website fingerprinter.\nWappalyzer – Wappalyzer uncovers the technologies used on websites.\nwafw00f – Identifies and fingerprints Web Application Firewall (WAF) products.\nWordPress Exploit Framework – Ruby framework for developing and using modules which aid in the penetration testing of WordPress powered websites and systems.\nWPSploit – Exploit WordPress-powered websites with Metasploit.\nWeb Scanners # Arachni – Scriptable framework for evaluating the security of web applications.\nCms-explorer – Reveal the specific modules, plugins, components and themes that various websites powered by content management systems are running.\nNikto – Noisy but fast black box web server and web application vulnerability scanner.\nSecApps – In-browser web application security testing suite.\nWebReaver – Commercial, graphical web application vulnerability scanner designed for macOS.\nw3af – Hacking Tools for Web application attack and audit framework.\nWPScan – Hacking Tools of Black box WordPress vulnerability scanner.\nWapiti – Black box web application vulnerability scanner with built-in fuzzer.\nJoomscan – One of the best Hacking Tools for Joomla vulnerability scanner.\nACSTIS – Automated client-side template injection (sandbox escape/bypass) detection for AngularJS.\nWindows Utilities # Bloodhound – Graphical Active Directory trust relationship explorer.\nDeathStar – Python script that uses Empire’s RESTful API to automate gaining Domain Admin rights in Active Directory environments.\nEmpire – Pure PowerShell post-exploitation agent.\nFibratus – Tool for exploration and tracing of the Windows kernel.\nMagic Unicorn – Shellcode generator for numerous attack vectors, including Microsoft Office macros, PowerShell, HTML applications (HTA), or certutil (using fake certificates).\nMimikatz – Credentials extraction tool for Windows operating system.\nPowerSploit – PowerShell Post-Exploitation Framework.\nredsnarf – Post-exploitation tool for retrieving password hashes and credentials from Windows workstations, servers, and domain controllers.\nResponder – LLMNR, NBT-NS and MDNS poisoner.\nSysinternals Suite – The Sysinternals Troubleshooting Utilities.\nwePWNise – Generates architecture independent VBA code to be used in Office documents or templates and automates bypassing application control and exploit mitigation software.\nWindows Credentials Editor – Inspect logon sessions and add, change, list, and delete associated credentials, including Kerberos tickets.\nWindows Exploit Suggester – Detects potential missing patches on the target.\nWireless Network Hacking # Aircrack-ng – Set of Penetration testing \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list for auditing wireless networks.\nFluxion – Suite of automated social engineering based WPA attacks.\nKismet – Wireless network detector, sniffer, and IDS.\nReaver – Brute force attack against WiFi Protected Setup.\nWifite – Automated wireless attack tool.\n"},{"id":9,"href":"/health/","title":"Health","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Our food should be our medicine and our medicine should be our food.\u0026rdquo; - Hippocrates\nThe modern world is poisoning us. Big Ag, Big Pharma, social media, environmental pollution, EMFs are everywhere. Corporations and every level of our governments are complicit, and this trend doesnt seem to be slowing down. We need to take our health back into our own hands. By embracing traditional wisdom, and alternatives to mainstream health we can reclaim much of the health that modern society has been slowly destroying.\nReject modernity. Embrace Tradition.\nBioHacking Tools # AgelessBody - List of Biohacking tools and strategies\nAnyLuv Metal Glasses - Anyluv sells blue light blocking daytime and nighttime glasses with metal frames, so that you can minimize your light exposure without putting plastic on your face like most other blue light blocking glasses.\nBioHackerLabs Tools - Several different tools and resources. Net Carb Calc, Glucose Ketone Calc, Blood Sugar converter, Blue light testing.\nBluBlox - Cheaper Blue light blocking sunglasses\nBonCharge - Numerous products for sale. Include Blu light blocking, EMF Blocking, red light therapy etc. Products are bit pricey.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nEmr-Tek - Wide range of products. Inlcuding non plastic blue and yellow light blocking glasses. Iphone radiation blocking cases. Red light devices and more.\nOpal - App that blocks other apps. Social media can be addicting and can impact your productivity, but sometimes deleting it isn\u0026rsquo;t an option. Stop yourself from wasting time on social media during designated time frames with the Opal app.\nChips - Seed Oil Free # Seed oils are everywhere. New evidence shows that they are wildly toxic and heavily correlate with the increase in major chronic disease over the last 100 years. But Chips are also delicious so here\u0026rsquo;s a few options for seed oil free chips. Anti-Seed Oil Data\nBeefys Own - Beef tallow potato chips.\nMasa Chips - Organic nixtalized corn chips cooked in grassfed beef tallow. From the creators of the Shireapp. Accepts Bitcoin. Currently they are a bit pricey.\nRosies Chips - Beef tallow potato chips.\nSiete Foods - Family owned Mexican company that produces a wide range of seed oil free chips and other products. Primarily cooked in Avocado oil.\nClothing # Non Plastic, EMF Resistant and Grounded\nAll of these ideas may seem controversial to you. Here are some great resources to learn more about them. Grounding/Earthing , Microplastics , Guide on avoiding all plastics and toxic chemicals\nAJConsultingCompany - Non Plastic Alternatives\nBuffaloWoolCo - 100% buffalo/bison wool clothing.\nCottonique - GOTS Certified 100% Organic cotton products.\nEarth Runners - Earth Runners was created to rewild our lives in response to the typical modern domesticated lifestyle, which is causing numerous health, psychological and social issues. Grounded minimalist sandals.\nFindwool.com - Find 100% pure wool in your area.\nGrounded Shoes - Shoes that are discharged electricity from body via grounded shoes. Most(but not all) shoes are 100% leather and plastic free.\nHarvest and Mill - 100% organic cotton sheets, towels \u0026amp; more. 100% Sourced \u0026amp; Made in the USA.\nHemp Organic Life - Organic hemp products for all sorts of less common items such as: mattress covers, cushions, sleeping bags, soaps, socks, and even home and car seat covers.\nNatural Home - Natural home sells a wide mix of organic wool, cotton, linen, hemp furniture and much more.\nOddobody - 100% organic cotton underwear for woman.\nPeluva Shoes - Founded by liberty leaning nutrition expert Mark Sisson. Peluva aims to create shoes that allow you to move well in a more natural state.\nRawganique - Organic cotton, linen and Hemp clothing and accessories.\nRhizal Shoes - Grounded 100% leather shoes.\nThe Filtery - Aggregator for non plastic clothes and other household items.\nWoolshire - GOTS Certified 100% Organic locally sourced Cotton products. Organic sourcing is often not verified when it comes from other countries. At Woolshire it is verified.\nWyoming Based - American Wool company. Sells Beanies and Sweaters. Accepts Bitcoin. Manufactured in America. Anti-woke.\nCosmetics # Animal based and Non-Toxic\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Deodorant, Toothpaste, soap, etc\nCaptain Fishers - Balms and Hair serum using Tallow and other natural ingredients.\nClara And Fritz - Whipped tallow based sunscreen and other products\nDakota Tallow - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nFarrow.Life - Pork Lard based. Farrow is made in real time and in small batches to ensure super freshness and the highest quality.\nJKLM Farm - Small Batch Animal Fat Soap \u0026amp; Skincare Products. Includes bone marrow soap,bacon fat soap, hair paste and more.\nMeraki Blu - Meraki Blu and Tallow based supplements. Meraki Blu has been shown to help Energy, Focus, Short-Term and Long-Term Memory, Uplift Mood, Calm Anxiety, and be Anti-Aging focused.\nNoseToTail-BodyCare - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nVintage Tradition - Tallow Lip balms.\nWhite Oaks Home goods - White oaks also provides tallow and lard based cosmetics, candles etc.\nDental Health # Dental health has been an epidemic of malocclusion largely related the to quality of our food for thousands of years. This has led to mass issues with dental decay and improper facial development which leads to nasal breathing, which in turns leads to wisdom teeth problems and many other following health issues.Check out these resources to learn more: Weston A Price\u0026rsquo;s world wide study , Jaw Development , Breathing , General Dental Health\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Toothpaste and other products. Completely natural with no Fluoride.\nVanMan Shop - Toothpase made from eggshell and betonite clay. Shipped in glass containers. Offers other products as well.\nBite - Plastic free Vegan friendly toothpaste and other teeth related products, including bamboo tooth brushes and plastic free floss, all sold in non plastic containers.\nGreenzla - Bamboo plastic free tooth brushes.\nPlastic Free Dental Floss - Made from wheat instead of plastic for your flossing needs.\nMastique Chewing Gum - Often referred to as mastic gum, Mastique offers sugar free, seed oil and trans fat free Mastic gum for chewing to help build jaw strength and avoid jaw/wisdom teeth problems. Also comes with xylitol, coconut and natural mastic for extra teeth care. Doesn\u0026rsquo;t taste like regular gum, but ultimately its not bad tasting either.\nGreco Gum - Single ingredient mastic gum for increasing jaw strength. Made from resinous sap that seeps from the bark of the mastic tree (Pistacia lentiscus) and becomes crystallized.\nApolloGum - Single ingredient mastic gum with only a single ingredient. Offers a 21% discount if purchased in bitcoin.\nBiolight - A redlight device specifically for your mouth and teeth. Red light has shown tremendous health benefits across a wide spectrum. The Biolight can help to restore your oral microbiome. Company also provides many other redlight products.\nMewing App - An app from the creator of Mewing, that helps you do different mewing exercises designed to help strengthen your jaw with proper tongue posture, and help your face, jaw and teeth develop properly.\nEnvironmental Toxin Monitoring # Because Health - A nonprofit environmental health site that offers science-based tips and guides for buying safer cookware and dishes, uncontaminated foods, and nontoxic personal-care products—to help people live more healthfully.\nBreast Cancer Prevention Partners - An organization that provides information for reducing toxic exposures—in food packaging, cosmetics, and other everyday products—to protect people’s breast health and reproductive health.\nCHEM Trust - A website that offers terrific fact sheets about hazardous chemicals and their impacts on health, as well as news about chemical legislation in Europe (such as REACH).\nClearya - A browser plug-in and mobile app that help online shoppers make informed choices. Clearya automatically screens ingredient lists for chemicals of concern while shopping online, and assists in discovering safer alternatives. In parallel, the platform mines insights that serve environmental health scientists and advocacy groups.\nEnvironmental Defense Fund - A leading global nonprofit organization that promotes research related to preserving the health of both the environment and its populations, including humans.\nEnvironmental Health News - A publication of Environmental Health Sciences, a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental health issues, including climate change, the plastic pollution crisis, and harmful chemicals such as BPA.\nEnvironmental Working Group - A nonprofit dedicated to protecting human health and the environment. The group offers excellent Shopper’s Guides with scientifically based recommendations on choosing healthy consumer products (from cosmetics to cleaning products) and uncontaminated foods (including produce). The organization also offers a Healthy Living App with ratings of more than 120,000 food and personal-care products, to help consumers make the healthiest choices.\nMade Safe - A program that certifies safe brands of cosmetics, household products, apparel, bedding, and other products, after a rigorous screening and evaluation of ingredients and materials. Check out their new Healthy Pregnancy Guide.\nNational Resources Defense Council - An organization that works to safeguard the earth, including its air, water, people, plants, and animals, from pollution, chemicals, and other toxic effects.\nProgram on Reproductive Health and the Environment - Under the auspices of the University of California, San Francisco, this program offers valuable resources that can help minimize people’s exposure to reproductive toxins in everyday life.\nSafer Chemicals, Healthy Families - A coalition of organizations and businesses working to safeguard families from toxic chemicals in our homes, workplaces, schools, and in the products we use.\nSafer Made - An organization that invests in companies and technologies that eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals in consumer products and supply chains. Its newsletters highlight developments in phasing out certain chemicals and progress on other environmental issues.\nSilent Spring Institute - A scientific research organization dedicated to uncovering the links between environmental chemicals and human health. On the preventive front, the organization developed Detox Me, a free mobile app to help consumers reduce their exposure to toxic chemicals in their everyday surroundings.\nToxic Free Future - An organization that conducts original research on the complex science underlying different aspects of environmental health and advocates for the use of safer products, chemicals, and practices to ensure a healthier future.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFood Discovery Apps # BuyrApp - An app that lets you scan bar codes to give you more info on products you are purchasing. Tells you if the product is owned by small farms or other corporate interests.\nFeed the People By the People - An organization dedicated to empowering farmers and ranchers across the country and cutting out middlemen to enable direct sales to customers. By decentralizing the food supply chain, they aim to put the power of food back in the hands of the people.\nGetRawMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area based off your zip code.\nGround Work Collective - Website that finds high quality farms and high quality soil.\nLabel Ferret - Label Ferret uses nutrition data from a variety of sources but nutrition data and ingredient labels change frequently so accuracy cannot be guaranteed. You can use this app to read ingredients and nutritional facts from a wide range of different products.\nLocal Fats: Website that that helps you find food providers that dont use seed oils. Includes locations all over the world. Locations are crowd sourced, so anyone can submit a new location they find.\nRealMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area.\nSeed Oil Rebellion - Website that provides education around seed oils and buying/food guides.\nSeed Oil Scout - App that helps you find restaurants and fast food providers that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App only works in IOS.\nSeed oil Free Restaurants - Website that lets you look up specific restaurants to see what oils they cook in and dont cook in.\nSeedy App - App that helps you find restaurants, fast food providers and products at grocery stores that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App is under construction. Old demo app only worked in IOS.\nShireapp - App that finds local high quality real foods. Includes multiple categories such as Seed oil free, regenerative, grass fed, organic, raw etc.\nHealth Funding Projects # Decentralized Health Fund - The Decentralized Health Fund looks to fund important but largely unprofitable research in regards to lesser known areas of health. The fund is working to collect and store money in BTC in order to give out grants to fund studies and projects around the dangers of EMF\u0026rsquo;s, the benefit of grounding, sunlight and other natural sources.\nNew Founding - New Founding is looking to raise funds to focus on \u0026ldquo;early-stage ventures where we can add exceptional value by leveraging our significant proprietary deal flow, our best-in-class intelligence of conservative consumer and institutional demand, and our connections within the right-wing ecosystem.\u0026rdquo; ‍\nHealthcare Alternative # Chronic Illness Recovery - An institute that focuses on healing from long term health issues caused by systemic inflammation and other modern causes.\nCrowdhealth - CrowdHealth is not an insurance company, but a platform \u0026amp; community that empowers you with a crowdfunding tool and a wealth of resources to efficiently manage your health care costs.\nCurehunter - Free service that catalogs most medical conditions and potential treatments. CureHunter is a fully integrated scientific search, data retrieval and analysis engine on the web that can read the entire US National Library of Medicine Medline Archive and automatically extract and quantify the evidence for successful clinical outcomes of all known drugs for all known human diseases.\nDPC Network - Find Direct Primary care Doctors near you.\nDpcare - Direct Primary Care (DPC) is an innovative alternative payment model improving access to high functioning healthcare with a simple, flat, affordable membership fee. No fee-for-service payments. No third party billing. The defining element of DPC is an enduring and trusting relationship between a patient and his or her primary care provider.\nDruglike - Druglike is a platform for democratizing the access, costs, and rewards of early-stage drug discovery. Druglike is building a decentralized computing network which provides resources for anyone looking to start or contribute to early-stage drug discovery projects. Unlike competitors, Druglike will be web-based and completely free to use.\nFree Market Medical Association - Free Market Medical Association helps find Market alternatives to healthcare, co-founded by the CEO of Oklahoma Surgery Center.\nOklahoma Surgery Center - Free Market for Surgery with full price transparency.\nRevero.com - Program that aims to evaluate and measure health metrics to get down to the real causes of your health issues, while using a nutritional and holistic approach.\nTrue Med - True Med helps facilitate acceptance of HSA and FSA money for individuals and companies. This can be used by or for any company that promotes better diet, exercise or other alternative forms of health.\nTWC.Health - Alternative healthcare to the mainstream pharma system. Also sells supplements. Co-founded by Dr. Peter McCullough.\nHigh Quality Meat # Organic, Grass Fed, Regenerative and Seed Oil Free Food\nAUPA Bar - The Chad of energy bars. High quality meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit. AUPA gives discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. Save an additional 5% with code word \u0026ldquo;liberty\u0026rdquo;\nEpic Provisions - One of the best and most convenient ways to access high quality meat in convenient packaging.\nForce of Nature - Another fantastic option for regenerative meat. Including Beef, Bison, Chicken, Elk, Venison, Wild Boar and more. Force of Nature is also unique in selling \u0026ldquo;Ancestral Blends\u0026rdquo; ground meat mixed with small amounts of organ meats for delicious ways to eat highly nutritious organ meats.\nJoyce-Farms - Another great regenerative source of meat. Provides a wide range of poultry, sausages and jerkies.\nMauinui Venison - Regenerative/sustainable raised deer. Axis deer are an invasive species in Maui and need to be kept in check to preserve the water and local plants/farms as there are no natural predators for the deer on Maui. Slightly pricey.\nMeatrition - A massive database in defense of all things Meat.\nNose to Tail - Regenerative and pastured raise meat, specifically focused on producing the best low PUFA raised mono-gastric animals like Chicken and Pork. Also sells Lamb.\nWhite Oak Pastures - One of the most respected regenerative farms around, practicing their idea of \u0026ldquo;radically traditionally farming\u0026rdquo;. White oaks sells several different kinds of meat, including, Duck, Goose, Guinea, Rabbit, Goat etc. White Oak has really pioneered the regenerative model and proofed its effective with a peer reviewed study\nWild Idea Buffalo - Another great option. Focuses primarily on buffalo but has several other great offers. Bison are only slaughtered in the field, never in a slaughterhouse.\nMedical Drugs Resellers # Buy medical drugs from third parties that may be in limited supply.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinal. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nContraband Cures - A list of alternative style medicines for several different conditions.\nContingency Medical - Emergency Antibiotic Kits, for Home or on the Go. Stay protected against Nausea, Vomiting, Strep Throat, UTIs, Diarrhea, Ear Infections, Sinusitis and more.\nDuration Health - The portable emergency room — Peace of mind for off-grid living and travel. Their doctors prescribe you life-saving medications before you need them. They ship them to you before your next adventure. Treat urgent medical issues anywhere — without finding a doctor or pharmacy.\nJase Medical - Emergency meds and Prescription drugs.\nMountain Rose Herbs - One of the best sources of organic herbs and alternative medicines.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nPurely Prepared Patriot - American company that sells Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and Fenbendazole.\nOSINT- Health and the Environment # Antennasearch.com - Track 5g Towers in your area.\nClimateViewerMaps - Track Real Time data of climate weather across the world including rainfall and UN Tracking of weather Modification projects.\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nSupplement Testing and Rankings # Consumerlab - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nLabdoor - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nVaccine and Medical Info # Just the Inserts - Just the Inserts is a collection of all vaccine and other medication related info from the official source. While much of this information is public, it is often obfuscated and difficult to find. Just the Inserts bring all of the safety related data to one convient place for you to check on what the actual side affects of vaccines and other medications are. "},{"id":10,"href":"/job-boards/","title":"Job Boards","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.\u0026rdquo; - Confucius\nWhy work for a company you hate? If you believe in liberty many of these companies hate you. Stop wasting your talents and your energy on them, and find something that advances your values.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale. Jobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin. Latium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase. Publish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens. Liberty and Crypto Related Job Boards # AnonFriendly - Don\u0026rsquo;t doxx yourself for work. Job boards for Anonymous workers. Bankless.Pallet - The best jobs in crypto and DeFi, curated by Bankless, for the Bankless Nation. New technical and non-technical job posts every week. BitcoinerJobs - Bitcoiner Jobs is the leading career site helping to build the emerging Bitcoin industry and the careers of Bitcoiners within it. Publicsq - Non-woke and conservative leaning job board. Talent Market - Talent Market’s mission is to promote liberty by providing talent for critical roles within the free-market nonprofit sector. Provide Free consulting for liberty focused non profits. No-Jab Job Boards # Based.Pro - Formerly \u0026ldquo;NoVaxMandate.org\u0026rdquo; Based.Pro has pivoted from its vax focus to help you connect with professionals, companies and institutions who share your values. Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types. Redballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or covid nonsense. Unjected - Dating board for people who have not had any of the Covid-19 Vaccines. Vaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status. "},{"id":11,"href":"/metrics/","title":"Metrics","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Freedom and Anti Freedom Metrics # “Just as Soviet managers responded by producing shoddy goods that met the numerical targets set by their overlords, so do schools, police forces, and businesses find ways of fulfilling quotas with shoddy goods of their own.” ― Jerry Z. Muller\nIn order to better understand the broader picture, data collection becomes essential. Data collection can be used to paint whatever narrative its collectors want. We must be aware of the actual data in order to interrupt the truth as it is, and not what politics wants it to be. Here are a list of metrics tracking different statistics directly related to rising tyranny in our world.\nAtlantic Council CBDCTracker - Tracks Country progress of (CBDC)Central Bank Digital Currency Implementation and testing\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nCDBC Tracker - A project by the Human Rights Foundation to track CDBC development worldwide.\nCriticalrace.org Track CRT and other forms of Wokeness in schools. Tracks Colleges and K-12. Tracks many of the specific actions taken at every school.\nDefendingEd - Tracking DEI/Wokism in Schools.\nDigital Sovereignty Index - The DSI is a simple metric to illustrate how much locally hosted applications are used across the measured countries. It represents the relative amount of deployments of self-hosted productivity \u0026amp; collaboration tools per 100K citizens, compared to other countries.\nFreedomHouse.org - Freedom Metric across the world, does not Track Covid.\nFreedominthe50states.org - Tracks the most Free US states in regards to a wide set of metrics, does not track covid freedoms. Provided by the Cato institute.\nFungibility-Graveyard - List of People who have been exposed and prosecuted for or while using Bitcoin due to lack of privacy\nHeritage World Freedom Index - Economic Freedom across the world\nICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nRootshq - Website that tracks different liberty groups and associations across America\nShadowstats - Tracks true levels of economics in America, Money supply, Inflation, GDP etc…\nUSDebtclock - Real time National Debt Counter.\nWashingtonPost Police Shooting DB - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states.\nWokeWagon - Tracks woke political appointees in government\nWorld Press Freedoms - Ranking of all countries in the world by freest to least free press.\n"},{"id":12,"href":"/money/","title":"Money","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" If you don’t believe it or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try and convince you. I am sorry. - Satoshi Nakamoto\nCrypto Currency, The greatest tool we have.\nFinancial privacy is largely being wiped away across the world, while governments simultaneously destroy the value of our currencies through inflation and sanctions. With the invention of Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto gave us what is probably the single greatest tool for freedom in the history of the world. With decentralized crypto currency we have the ability to fix our money and fix the world. While some people believe that all non bitcoin crypto currencies are a scam we do not agree. We believe in competition for all freedom tech. Bitcoin isn\u0026rsquo;t perfect and shouldn\u0026rsquo;t be treated as a religion. The best counterpoint to bitcoins imperfection is its inherent lack of privacy and its current difficulty with scaling. Monero provides the best and simplest use case for privacy and is a great alternative to bitcoin. Likewise we believe that other crypto projects may have real utility in pursuing freedom. That being said the crypto industry is absolutely saturated with scams and grifters. As always do your own research and invest carefully. Hold your own keys and continue your journey to being financially sovereign.\nAcquire Crypto # Atomic Swaps # Atomic Swaps are the future of Crypto Currency trading. Completely custody-less, heavily private, and generally uncensorable. Still very much in development. Learn more here.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nBasic Swap Dex - Atomic Swap DEX. No added fees. Installed locally. Currently in BETA.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nLiquiality - Atomic Swaps across multiple coins.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nUnstoppapleSwaps - Atomic Swap from BTC to Monero.\nDecentralized Exchanges # Decentralization is a spectrum. Many decentralized exchanges aren\u0026rsquo;t nearly as decentralized as they claim to be, but usually they are far more distributed than any centralized exchanges.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nFiat On Ramps (P2P) # Bisq - Buy and sell bitcoin for fiat (or other cryptocurrencies) privately and securely using Bisq\u0026rsquo;s peer-to-peer network and open-source desktop software. Bisq allows you to purchase your bitcoin using P2P Zelle transactions. No registration required.\nHodl Hodl - Anonymous P2P deals on your terms. Trade globally. Using any payment system. For any fiat currency. Bitcoin only. No registration required.\nLocal Monero - Local Monero makes it easy for you to connect with real people in the real world to buy and sell Monero with no KYC. Announced in May 2024 that they would be shutting down. No reason given, but this is likely due to regulatory pressure against other platforms like Samurai and Tornado cash.\nPeach Bitcoin - Peach allows users to purchase BTC in many different national currencies all P2P without KYC. Not currently available in the US.\nRetoSwap - Like Bisq but for Monero. Installed locally, it uses Monero and Tor for high level privacy.\nXMRGlobal - A monero focused p2p exchange for purchasing cryptocurrency via Zelle, ACH cash etc.\nNon-Custodial exchanges # Most exchanges are custodial, meaning you are required to leave crypto on their platform if you want to trade, or you purchase and they will hold on to it initially. Non-custodial exchanges will send your trades and purchases directly to wallets of your choosing.\nChangenow - Reliable non KYC exchange.\nChangelly - Not recommended at this time. Changelly does not require KYC for smaller transactions but they will sometimes implement KYC mid trade, forcing to KYC or lose your funds.\nCryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nEvonax - Established in 2016,Evonax operates as a non-custodial instant cryptocurrency exchange, ensuring that users’ funds are never held within the platform. Serving as an intermediary between cryptocurrencies and users, Evonax provides access to a diverse range of digital assets including Monero (XMR).\nFixedFloat - Good rates for crypto exchanges, does not currently allow US customer IP addresses. Does not require KYC.\nGodex.io - This exchange is a dependable tool for immediate conversions. It supports the conversion of over 300 cryptocurrencies into Monero, without any KYC requirements and it works in both directions, offering great flexibility.\nHoudini Swap - Privacy focused non custodial exchange.\nKYC vs No KYC list - A list of P2P Trading Platforms (i.e. P2P exchanges) for trading Bitcoin. Common payment methods include bank transfer, cash deposited in the seller\u0026rsquo;s bank account, in-person cash (face-to-face) trades as well as payment networks such as Zelle, Alipay, even Cash App and PayPal, for example. Some of these payment methods are more private than others. Typically, face-to-face, cash-by-mail, and US Postal Money Orders are among the most private methods available.\nKYCNotMe - Website that Tracks exchanges that don\u0026rsquo;t use KYC.\nMexc - Crypto trades without KYC. Currently blocked for US based IP addresses.\nNO KYC Only - Education on avoiding KYC and why its problematic.\nOrangeFren - Check many KYC-free services and find the one with the best offer for a wide variety of coins.\nSimpleSwap - Exchange multiple tokens without giving up custody. Requires an account. Offers cash back in their own token.\nSideShift - Shift between different layer 2 tokens. Includes tokens on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Polygoin.\nStealthEx - StealthEX is a non-custodial cryptocurrency exchange service that accepts Monero (XMR). The platform does not require users to create an account or share personal information. Additionally, funds are not stored on StealthEX; exchanges are conducted directly between wallets. At StealthEX, there are no upper limits for your exchanges — you can exchange any amount you desire. When it comes to minimum amounts, you only need to ensure you have enough to cover the network fees.\nSwapSwop - SwapSwop is an instant anonymous crypto exchange with a high level of security from SSL certificates on internal services to a multi-stage exchange procedure, which guarantees the safety of your assets and quick exchange for the desired cryptocurrency.\nTrocador - Privacy focused front end to push your transactions through non KYC exchanges.\nBusiness Directories # AirBTC - AirBNB for Bitcoiners.\nAgoristAcers - Purchase Seeds with Monero.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nAutoCoinCar - Purchase Luxury cars with Crypto - (UK Only).\nBeef Initiative - Purchase Regenerative/Grass fed beef with Crypto.\nBitcoin-P2P Marketplace - BTC sales.\nBitcoin-RealEstate - Purchase Real estate with crypto.\nBitcoin-only - The Ultimate guide to all things Bitcoin.\nBitcoin-only.com - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nBitejo - Massive List of companies that accept Monero and Bitcoin - Is now XMRBazzar.\nCarCoinMarket - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCompTIA Vouchers - CompTIA certs for Btc.\nCryptoCars - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCryptwerk - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nDirectory.BTCPayserver - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nGrowingSpaces - Buy Greenhouses with BTC.\nMonerica - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nMoneromarket - XMR trading platform with escrow. Start selling and buying today.\nOatManFarms - Purchase Oats for BTC.\nShopinBit - Purchase all sorts of items in BTC, only ships to UK currently.\nXMR Bazzar - A p2p shopping center for buying and selling services and goods in Monero. Built by Douglas Tumen, founder and host of the Monero Talk podcast.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale.\nJobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin.\nLatium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase.\nMonero.jobs - XMR is the ultimate weapon if you are seeking a technological solution to secure your wealth, your financial privacy and hence your overall freedom. However, the best way to increase your freedom is to get paid directly in XMR.\nPublish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens.\nDAO and DEFI Tools # ApeBoard - Cross chain crypto monitoring Dashboard.\nCoin - Crypto portfolio account and crypto news aggregator.\nCow.fi - CoW Protocol finds the lowest price for your trade across all exchanges and aggregators, such as Uniswap and 1inch – and protects you from MEV, unlike the others.\nDAOStack - Project that helps you streamline the creation of your own DAO.\nDefiSafety - DEFI Security ratings.\nDefillama - The ultimate tracker for all things DEFI. Track Yield, transparency, NFTs, Stables, Hacks etc.\nDapps.com - Dapp rankings via marketcap.\nDextools - Cross Chain Defi and Cefi Dashboard.\nGhostfol - Multichain Dashboard, includes traditional stocks and ETF’s as well.\nHedgehog - Centralized Exchange Dashboard Management.\nRailgun - RAILGUN is a smart contract system that enables Zero-Knowledge Privacy for any on-chain dApp.\nRotki - An open source portfolio tracker, accounting and analytics tool that protects your privacy. Can be self hosted.\nTornado Cash - DO NOT USE IF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. Tornado cash is an Ethereum based coinjoin mixer that can be used to gain privacy on Ethereum. In August 2022 Tornado Cash was blacked listed by the US government and added to the OFAC list. While the front end website is no longer running you can still interact with the smart contract(this is by design). If you are a US citizen you risk criminal penalties for doing so. Alex Pertsev, was sentenced to five years in prison for his work on development of Tornado cash. It\u0026rsquo;s important to note that despite the shutdown by the US government, the Tornado Cash smart contract is still up and running, and is more less unstoppable as long as the Ethereum network continues to run. If you would like to support the legal defence fund you can so by checking out Justice DAO.\nDecentralized Nodes # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Avalanche and more.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nHandshake - Decentralized DNS. Handshake is an experiment on collaborating to create a decentralized network which results in a global allocation of names. Think of the handles or usernames you use on services such as social networks, and domain names identifying the URL for websites. Nearly all of these services were provided by trusted third parties which prevent the web from truly being decentralized. Handshake provides a means, including key management and server/service authentication, for decentralized web services to experiment.\nMonero Nodo - A full, unpruned, and dedicated hardware node comes equipped with Tor and I2P support, ensuring maximum privacy and security for your transactions. Manage your wallets effortlessly through the LWS Admin panel and enjoy the convenience of our built-in block explorer. The 5.5″ touchscreen allows you to control your node directly from the device, or you can access it from the web for added flexibility and full block explorer functionality. Mine Monero using P2Pool. Contribute to your privacy by running your own personal node while contributing to the Monero network.\nMyNodeBTC - Run Bitcoin nodes and lots of other Bitcoin applications, includes wallets, BTCPay Server, Lightning tools and Whirlpool and other privacy tools.\nPibode-XMR - Small Raspberry pi focused distro for Monero mining.\nPktCash - PKT is an ecosystem of apps that decentralize access to the internet. The mission is to get the next billion people online.\nThreefold - Decentralized Autonomous Internet Infrastructure. ThreeFold is a globally-distributed grid of storage, compute, and network capacity, acting as “no middleman” Internet resources between independent capacity providers and users.\nEducation and certifications # C4/Crypto Consortium - Offers certifications for BTC, Eth and crypto best practices.\nBlockchain-Council.org - Blockchain Council embraces Blockchain, AI, and Web3 with a range of certifications and training.\nChainalysis Certifications - The Chainalysis Cryptocurrency Fundamentals Certification (CCFC) credential is designed for those new to cryptocurrency. Whether you’re starting out on a career focused on crypto, or are coming across bitcoin as you run investigations, onboard new businesses or formulate cryptocurrency compliance policies, this is the place to begin.\nFund Raising # Giveth - Giveth is building a new way forward with its zero-fee, community-driven donation platform - leveraging the power of blockchain technology to connect on-the-ground projects with regenerative funding opportunities.\nGeyser.fund - Geyser is a bitcoin-native crowdfunding platform where you can fund project ideas with the support from global communities.\nHeo.Finance - Decentralized crowdfunding without borders. Help Each Other (HEO) is the first decentralized stablecoin-based crowdfunding platform that removes geographical and political limitations from fundraising. HEO platform is already live on Binance Smart Chain, Celo, Aurora, and Ethereum mainnets.\nKuno Media - Monero based crowd funding.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow institute works to help fund privacy and anti surveillance tech.\nOpen Sats - Open Sats Initiative, Inc. (EIN 85-2722249) is a 501(c)(3) public charity which aims to fund Bitcoin-related free and open-source projects and associated education and research initiatives. Open Sats focuses on no strings attached Bitcoin(only) and freedom tech donations.\nStacks.org - The mission of the Stacks project is to enable a better internet through decentralized apps. To do it, they’re expanding the Bitcoin economy and enabling more functionality as a Bitcoin layer.\nTen31 - Ten31 is the leading bitcoin-focused investor and partner of choice to companies building technology and infrastructure for the bitcoin ecosystem, as well as complementary freedom-oriented technologies including open source software, AI and nostr.\nMerchant Services # Align Pay - AlignPay never picks sides on any issue and is proud to facilitate a welcoming place where people, organizations, campaigns, and merchants can interact in a healthy, open, and legal way.\nParallel Economy - Censorship-Resistant payment processing backed by Conservative Commentator Dan Bongino.\nRevere Payments - A Christian merchant services provider that offers a wide range of solutions for businesses in a variety of industries, including e-commerce, retail, restaurant, firearms, religious, political, CBD, and non-profit. We’re using the same innovative technology as our parent company, Metrics Global, to bring seamless, secure online payments to any industry.\nSecond Amendment Processing - 2nd Amendment processing helps you protect yourself and your business from being censored for your political views or other forms of wrong think.\nOsint for Crypto # AMLBot - Founded in 2019, AMLBot Online assessment of crypto addresses and transactions, founded in 2019 by a team of RegTech specialists in accordance with FATF international recommendations. Offers both free and non-free services.\nClarks Dashboard - A comprehensive list of all BTC Data. Includes Block times, price data, Side chain data, mining etc.\nDeveloperReports - Tracks the current amount of developers on Crypto projects.\nMonero Garden - A complete introduction and walkthrough on all the technical specifics of Monero.\nMonero Inflation - Tracks potential inflation or flaws in the Monero Protocol. Due to Monero\u0026rsquo;s privacy proper auditing can be difficult.\nMonero Observer - News aggregator for all things monero.\nMoneroj.net - Tracks the Monero mining hash rate across all miners.\nMonero.Eco - Graphical interface for the entire Monero Ecosystem.\nMiningPoolStats - Track all data across mining pools for all sorts of crypto projects. Organized primarily by what type of hash algorithm each blockchain uses.\nMonerowatch - A monero blockchain explorer. While Monero doesnt have a tradational blockchain explorer we can track block times and size. Along with hash rate and other useful metrics.\nOXT.me - OXT is a tool designed for Exploratory Blockchain Analysis of the bitcoin ledger. OXT is the \u0026lsquo;Other exploration Tool\u0026rsquo; and it should become the \u0026lsquo;Open eXploration Tool\u0026rsquo; in the future.\nStable Pulse - Get a clear, accurate, minimally filtered view of the stablecoin ecosystem.\nThe Monero Moon - The ultimate newsletter for all things Monero.\nTheGraph.com - Crypto Database API Tools.\nTimechainstats.com - BTC Chain API data.\nTrack Bitcoin Nodes - Tracks total Bitcoin nodes.\nTrack Bitcoin Treasuries - Tracks the public Bitcoin Wallets of major corporations and governments.\nTrack Ethereum Nodes - Tracks total Ethereum nodes.\nDefi Lama StablecoinData - Stable coin data across chains.\nPrivacy Software # Bokuto Monero Node - Open source fork of Ronin Dojo’s Bakuto project that allows for a full node Monero wallet.\nBorder Wallets - Border Wallets is a website that helps you strategize on how best to memorize your wallet seed phrase. This can be useful if you need to cross a border, or have a particularly high threat model.\nGupax - Gupax is a GUI for mining Monero on P2Pool using XMRig.\nJam - Jam is a graphical user interface for JoinMarket, and while obviously related, is a separate project developed by a separate set of people.\nJoinMarket-Org - JoinMarket is software to create a special kind of bitcoin transaction called a CoinJoin transaction. Its aim is to improve the confidentiality and privacy of bitcoin transactions. With the shutdown of Samurai wallet, and the withdrawal of the not recommended service Wasabi from the US, Join Market is now one of the only privacy tools for Bitcoin.\nPinode - Monero OS for running full Monero Nodes on Pi’s, Rockpros and Odroids.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nSilent Payments - Silent Payments make receiving Bitcoin easier than ever while preserving your privacy. Silent Payments allow you to create a single, static address to share with friends, use for donations, or post for tips without sacrificing privacy. When someone wants to send you a payment, they use the unique public key that is a part of your Silent Payment address, combine it with the public keys of the outputs they want to send and generate a unique, one-time address that looks on-chain just like any other Taproot address.\nXMRVSBeast - P2Pool Bonus Hash Rate Raffle for people providing Monero Hash.\nSocial Media # Coinpayments.net - Purchase Social media followers with Monero.\nEchoIn - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here.\nFountain - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nMinds - Minds is an open-source social networking service that promotes free speech, privacy, and transparency.\nOshi - Oshi is a powerful marketing and rewards platform built to replace stars, punch cards, and coffee points with something that people really want - Bitcoin.\nOrange Pill App - Bitcoin dating and friend finder.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.ps://www.minds.com/) - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nSpeculative Projects # DarkFi - DarkFi is a new Layer 1 blockchain, designed with anonymity at the forefront. It offers flexible private primitives that can be wielded to create any kind of application. DarkFi aims to make anonymous engineering highly accessible to developers. Backed by noted Crypto Anarchist Amir Taaki.\nFedimints - While still largely theoretical, Fediments is based off the original 1980\u0026rsquo;s concept of Chaumian Ecash, that would essentially provide federated mints built on top of Bitcoin, with high levels of privacy. Two implementations of this concept are Cashu and Umint. These are still in active development. One potential problem with this is legal pressure due to potential classification of these services as unlicensed money transmitters, much like how Samurai Wallet and potentially custodial lightning services are being targeted.\nFreedom Dollar - Freedom Dollar is a private, censorship-resistant stablecoin protocol built on Zano. Stable coins are a useful but sometimes risky project, as they are supposed to maintain their price point with a fiat asset like the dollar.\nHaveno - Haveno aims to be a crypto on ramp much like Bisq that uses Monero instead of Bitcoin as the base payment option. Haveno will utilize TOR and p2p trades, while never taking custody of your funds.\nPirate Chain - Launched in 2018 with the primary goal of being the most private and secure digital currency, Pirate Chain strives to protect the financial privacy of every user in the world. Pirate Chain achieves this by employing the strongest and most acclaimed privacy protocol in the industry, and couples this with an unassailable strategy implementation. Pirate vs Monero Breakdown\nSerai DEX - Largely created in response to Thorchain\u0026rsquo;s choice to not integrate Monero, the Serai Dex works much like the Thorchain DEX, providing coin trading between different native coins using liquidity pools funded by users for small rewards.\nZano - An ambitious project that offers the privacy of Monero for regular transactions, including all projects built ontop of its network. Additionally offers alias addresses so you can associate a wallet address with a name, much like how DNS works for IP addresses. Offers escrow services and Iconic swaps as an alternative to Atomic Swaps. Also allows for building dApps on chain as well.\nSpending Options # Bill Pay # Bitrefill Credit Card Service - Service to pay off Credit Card for multiple providers. Requires KYC. Currently disabled for Americans, but hopefully will be returning. This service does require KYC, but they do offer other services that do not.\nDoctorSim - Top up or recharge any prepaid phone in over 200 countries instantly and securely with doctorSIM.\nSpritz.Finance - Focuses on bill pay, secured payments, automated payments etc. Uses Web 3. Requires an account. Currently in closed Beta.\nCredit Cards # 2Fiat - A new platform that lets you instantly convert Bitcoin, Monero, USDT or any crypto to fiat and make purchases online or in store.\nAbine - An alternative credit card masking service. Abine has similar features, virtual cards up to 500$ for individual vendors. But Abine also offers other privacy services like phone masking, email masking and more. Abine does not have a free tier unlike privacy.com.\nBitpay - Preloaded Bitpay card that lets you spend your Bitcoin.\nDashDirect - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including DASH. Dash Direct phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with DASH for discounts from hundreds of vendors. No KYC Required.\nDoNotPay - DoNotPay is a consumer rights company that helps you fight corporations and beat bureaucracy. They offer a wide range of services, including bill pay, credit card management, and more.\nEzzocard - Anon cards can be purchased via crypto. Charges a decent markup.\nKlutchCard - Service that provides several management and privacy features for your bank account. Klutch gives you unlimited Virtual cards, a physical card without your name on the front, and the ability to manage your spending transactions in depth all while still earning cash back. Does require KYC information and a good credit score though. Another downside, there is currently no way to pay off your balance other than to link your account via ACH and routing number.\nLaso.Finance - A bit pricey. Virtual Credit card with no KYC card that allows for spends of over 1K anywhere in the world. Currently uses Metamask for stable coins only. Monero support coming soon.\nPayWithMoon - Virtual Cards with no KYC funded by lightning based Bitcoin transactions. You can create as many virtual cards as you want, but cards are limited in amounts of 1000$. These cards do not currently work outside of the United States. Used to provide full pre-paid credit cards only offers gift cards now.\nPrivacy.com - The primary method for Credit Card Privacy. By linking your bank account to your Debit card, you can create virtual privacy focused cards that only work for one vendor at a time. This prevents your Debit card from being used in the event of a vendor data breach. Virtual cards are easily deletable. Downsides are that you start with 500$ per card limits for virtual cards. And there is the privacy concern of sharing your bank data with a third party. Please use our affiliate link when signing up. To get an extra $5 dollars on sign up.\nUquid - Virtual card for crypto, only works through Binance or wallet connect compatible wallets, for a wide range of gift card services.\nX1 - Similar to Klutch. Control subscriptions and keep your details private with disposable card numbers.donotpay.com/learn/virtual-credit-card-generator/) - Free Virtual Credit Card Generator for signing up for trial services. Do not Pay also works to create an AI focused response to many asymmetrical problems of society like fighting back against parking tickets or social media de-platforming with automated and proven methods of remediating these issues.\nGift Cards # Egifter - Buy and send premium gift cards for a wide range of services. Offers points per purchases. Gyft - Gift cards for over 200 vendors. Coinsbee - Does Phone Top ups. Bitrefill - Gifts cards and other services. Coincards - giftcards available in multiple countries, Coincards has everything you could possibly need to live your life with crypto! Offers Phone Top ups and accepts Monero. Stealths - Monero first Gift card sales. No KYC Required. Wallets # Bitcoin Wallets # Ashigaru - A new fork of Samurai Wallet that runs its the sane coinjoin services. This is run by completely anonymous devs with increased OPSEC after Samourai wallet was taken down. You can donate to the Samourai defense team here You can also find a list of Public Dojo Clones to use with whirlpool at Dojobay You can see the amount of BTC in Ashigaru Whirlpool here: WhirlPoolStats Warning the legal status of using whirlpool may vary based off your jurisdiction. DYOR before using.\nCasa - Self custody wallet with built in Multi-sig for security and inheritance built in so that your assets aren\u0026rsquo;t lost in the event of death. Only takes Bitcoin and Ethereum.\nElectrum Wallet - Founded in 2011 Electrum is one of the oldest, simplest and most trusted Bitcoin Only wallets in the game. With a simple interface that has been forked by many other blockchain projects Electrum has everything you need to store and use your bitcoin easily and securely.\nSparrow Wallet - Sparrow is a Bitcoin wallet for those who value financial self sovereignty. Sparrow’s emphasis is on security, privacy and usability. Sparrow does not hide information from you - on the contrary it attempts to provide as much detail as possible about your transactions and UTXOs, but in a way that is manageable and usable. Completely Open Source. Desktop only wallet. Following the arrest of the Samurai Wallet Devs, the Whirlpool privacy features were removed from the wallet.\nHardware Wallets # Cold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nFoundationDevices - Foundation builds the Passport hardware wallet which is an airgapped wallet hardware device. Passport has no direct connection with the outside world – no USB data and no wireless communications. Instead, Passport uses a camera and QR codes for communication. This provides hardcore, airgapped security without sacrificing usability.\nLedger - NOT RECOMMENDED. While Ledger has a long history in the space of supporting multiple coins. Ledger is close sourced. Ledger has recently come under for fire for creating a backup policy that lets you back up your keys to Ledgers cloud providers, which means that your private keys could be susceptible to third party pressures on the key holders. Also Ledger was caught sending customer data to several different third parties.\nMonero Signer - Monero Signer is a hardware signing device equipped with a camera that allows you to sign transactions offline via QR-Code. Monero Signer also allows you to generate seeds, passphrases and addresses. All this while being completely offline. Software updates are done air-gapped using a micro SD card.\nSeedsigner - Open source hardware signing device that uses raspberry pi zero which reduces possibility of interception. Does not store your coins, is only a security focused device for signing/approving transactions. Bitcoin only.\nTrezor - One of the older hardware wallets around. Trezor is Fully open source and is one of the few wallets to also support multiple coins.\nLightning Wallets # Phoenix Wallet - Utilizing the lightning network can still be quite difficult, which Phoenix aims to help solve. At first glance, Phoenix doesn\u0026rsquo;t look different from your typical Bitcoin wallet. The difference is that Phoenix runs natively on Lightning. Phoenix takes care of everything under the hood and you will barely notice anything, except that your payments are faster and cheaper. Mobile only wallet. Monero Wallets # Anonero - Anonero is privacy focused phone wallet that only supports Monero, while incorporating other privacy features like, encrypted backups, airgapped transactions mandatory TOR connections. You can only access this app over TOR.\nFeather Wallet - Feather is a free, open-source Monero wallet for Linux, Tails, macOS and Windows. It is written in C++ with the Qt framework. Monero can be difficult to use in many cases to the highly technical and private nature of the coin, which is why the simplicity of feather wallet is so necessary. Feather Wallet can installed or run as a standalone application, making it easily parable with something like Tails OS for the ultimate privacy combo.\nMonero Subscription Wallet - Wallet that allows you to set subscriptions of regularly recurring payments that you would like to send.\nMyMonero - The simplest way to use the next-generation private digital currency Monero, at the sweet spot between security, convenience, and features. Not a full node wallet. You need to trust another node to run this wallet. These wallets share your private view key with a remote server, which continuously scans the blockchain looking for your transactions. They are faster to use, but your privacy can be lessened if you don\u0026rsquo;t control the remote server.\nRinoWallet - Online Monero multisig wallet. Non-custodial and offers 2FA protection.\nMulti Chain Wallets # CakeWallet - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including Monero. Cakewallet phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with Monero for discounts from hundreds of vendors. Supports Monero. No KYC Required. Mobile and desktop wallet. Open Source.\nExodus Wallet - One of the best wallets for holding multiple coins. With a beautiful interface that shows you long term internal price data, built in protocol level staking, coin swaps between hundreds of coins and many other features. Exodus is one best crypto wallets bar none. While it has ended support for Monero as it was a technical challenge to support it. Exodus is NOT Open source. Desktop and mobile.\nStack Wallet - Non Custodial multi coin wallet. Open Source. Has built in exchange functionality. Comes with \u0026ldquo;Duress mode\u0026rdquo; that lets you prepare a fake wallet in case you are physically threatened. Comes with built auto back ups, in wallet crypto swapping and more. Allows you to easily point at your own full node. Supports monero. Desktop and Mobile.\nWallet Recovery # Bitcoin Recovery CO - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nCryptoRecovers - Helping people regain access to their lost Bitcoin wallets since 2019.\nDatarecovery.com - Specializes in cryptocurrency recovery services, providing expert assistance to individuals and businesses who have lost access to their digital assets.\nDriveSavers - Specializes in recovering lost cryptocurrency and compromised wallets from all types of software and hardware wallets.\nEasyRecovery - Professional Bitcoin wallet recovery services can assist with password recovery, private key extraction, and damaged device repair to restore access to your Bitcoin.\nKeychainX - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nProfessional Crypto Recovery - Crypto recovery service that can help you recover your lost coins today.\nRecoverLostBitcoin - Expert crypto recovery services, including private key reconstruction, wallet and scam recovery.\nRecoverMyCryptoWallet - Can recover lost passphrases, missing seed words and forgotten passwords.\nWallet Recovery Service - Can recover lost crypto from all types of wallets.\n"},{"id":13,"href":"/organizations/","title":"Organizations","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The State is, and always has been, the great single enemy of the human race, its liberty, happiness, and progress.\u0026rdquo; - Murray Rothbard\nLiberty Organization that fight for different facets of all things related to liberty.\nAnti ESG Orgs # StriveFunds - Investment firm to counter ESG narrative from Blackrock and Vanguard. Strive specifically rejects the idea of Stakeholder capitalism. Started by author and presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. Antiwar # Antiwar.com - Since the mid 90\u0026rsquo;s Antiwar.com has been one of not the most important and consistently antiwar voices. With reporting on wars all over the globe for a liberty perspective, antiwar.com covers every aspect of the global wars.\nBitcoin For Peace - Accelerate World Peace Through Bitcoin Adoption. The vision of Bitcoin For Peace is to live in world where ALL life co-thrives in harmony. With the current corrupt fiat system, that vision can never happen. Bitcoin is a peaceful revolution.\nConcerned Veterans for America - CVA and its grassroots army will look to defend VA reforms and expand health care options for veterans, rethink America’s foreign policy to promote long-term prosperity, and encourage action to foster a more secure financial future for our country.\nDefend the Guard - An organization that works to reclaim constitutional authority. Defend the Guard legislation would prohibit a state’s National Guard units from being deployed into active combat without a formal declaration of war by Congress, as provided by the U.S. Constitution.\nFood Not Bombs - Food Not Bombs started in 1980. They work to provide healthy vegetarian food to starving Americans. Leftwing organization.\nStopWar.org - Stop the War was founded in September 2001 in the weeks following 9/11, when George W. Bush announced the “war on terror”. Stop the War has since been dedicated to preventing and ending the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and elsewhere. Comes from a leftwing perspective.\nThe Libertarian Institute - Founded by Scott Horton. LI focuses on many issues with a large focus on antiwar. LI has a lot of cross over with Antiwar.com.\nTheGrayZone - The Grayzone is an independent journalistic initiative that does not receive funding from any government or government-backed group or individual. The Gray Zone primarily reports on antiwar civil rights issues from a left wing perspectives.\nWeAreNotYourSoldiers - Antiwar Non-profit feature former soldiers that publicly talk about their horrible experiences during war.\nAntiWoke Advocacy # ActionPDE - PDE Action is a nonpartisan advocacy group working to reclaim public schools through engagement with school boards \u0026amp; state legislatures.\nDefendingEd - Parents Defending Education is a national grassroots organization working to reclaim our schools from activists imposing harmful agendas.\nExit Group - Group that helps users exit from woke/corporate life and build businesses to create separate revenue streams\nFairForAll - A nonpartisan organization dedicated to advancing civil rights and liberties for all Americans, and promoting a common culture based on fairness, understanding, and humanity. Specifically rejects woke ideas and believes in actual equality for all people.\nHeterodox Academy - Heterodox Academy (HxA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit membership organization of thousands of faculty, staff, and students committed to advancing the principles of open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement to improve higher education and academic research. Focuses heavily on Colleges.\nInstitute for Liberal Values - As a non-partisan and non-sectarian consortium focused on the promotion of individual freedom, rights, and liberty in everyday life, the Institute for Liberal Values provides the skills and support required to build community where there has been division, encourage free expression where there has been censorship, and foster optimism where there is fear.\nNew Discourses - Education on all things critical theory. Eduation and debunking of Marxism, Progressive and all forms of critical theory. IE Critical Race Theory, Queer Theory, etc. Founded by James Lindsey.\nClimate Change Pushback # Copenhagen Consensus - The Copenhagen Consensus Center is a think tank that researches and publishes the smartest solutions to the world\u0026rsquo;s biggest problems. Our studies are conducted by more than 300 economists from internationally renowned institutions, including seven Nobel Laureates, to advise policymakers and philanthropists how to achieve the best results with their limited resources.Founded by climate change debunker and educator Bjorn Lomborg.\nEnvironmental Progress - Environmental Progress (EP) was founded in 2016 with the mission of achieving nature, peace and prosperity for all. We believe everyone has a right to affordable energy, a healthy planet, and urban environments that enable citizens to thrive. Our strategy has been to organize grassroots movements to defend these rights, and to fund research into why they are threatened. Founded by free speech advocate and Journalist Michael Shellenberger.\nHeartland.org - The Heartland Institute is a nonprofit organization that focuses on issues in education, environmental protection, health care, budgets and taxes, and stopping Socialism.\nIndustrial Progress - For the last 40 years, so-called environmentalists have held back industrial progress around the world. That\u0026rsquo;s why Idustrial Progress helps the industry fight for its freedom, with new ideas, arguments, and policies that will improve our economy and our environment. Founded by Fossil Fuels advocate Alex Epstein.\nPerc.org - The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) explores how aligning free market incentives for environmental stewardship produces sustainable outcomes for land, water, and wildlife.\nSavory.Global - Fights against climate change approved opinion by using regenerative farming practices of holistic land management. Provides real alternative solutions to mainstream climate fear mongering.\nDrug Freedom # Drug Policy Alliance - The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the leading organization in the U.S. working to end the drug war. Encryption and censorship # Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) - The largest organization that fights for Internet and Digital Freedom. Based out of the US.The EFF puts out several of the best digital freedom tools, including HTTPS Everywhere, Privacy Badger and Certbot.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFree resources Physical and Digital # Art For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nLeadership Institute - Liberty focused training provided in person and virtual. Training is offered for a wide range of topics, including, activism campaigns, fundraising and more.\nLibertarianism.org - Free ebooks from a Cato/Bluepilled perspective. Still some solid content overall.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - Free liberty starter kits for applicants. Including books small grants and more. Primarily aimed at students.\nTechsoup.org - Free Tech for non-profits.\nLegal Advocacy # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nCoin Center - Based in D.C., Coin Center is the leading non-profit research and advocacy center focused on the public policy issues facing cryptocurrency and decentralized computing technologies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Their mission is to defend the rights of individuals to build and use free and open cryptocurrency networks: the right to write and publish code – to read and to run it. The right to assemble into peer-to-peer networks. And the right to do all this privately.\nDeFi Education Fund - The DeFi Education Fund (DEF) explains decentralized finance (DeFi) to policymakers around the world and advocates for policies welcoming of decentralized financial infrastructure.\nFire - Since its founding more than two decades ago as the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, FIRE has become the nation’s leading defender of fundamental rights on college campuses through our unique mix of programming, including student and faculty outreach, public education campaigns, individual case advocacy, and policy reform efforts. In 2022, FIRE changed its name to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and announced an expansion initiative into off-campus free speech advocacy and legal defense.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nInstitute for Justice - IJ is a nonprofit, public interest law firm. Their mission is to end widespread abuses of government power and secure the constitutional rights that allow all Americans to pursue their dreams.\nJusticeDao- A DAO specifically dedicated to helping the legal defense of the developers of Tornado Cash, an Ethereum based privacy service that was takedown by government action.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nPacific Legal Foundation - Pacific Legal Foundation is a national nonprofit legal organization that defends Americans from government overreach and abuse. PFL specifically focuses on Property Rights, Equality and Opportunity and Separation of Powers. ^1,2^\nPeer-To-Peer Rights Fund - The P2P Rights Fund is a project housed within the Bitcoin Policy Institute, a 501(c)3 think tank. An advisory board including open-source developers, human rights activists, and lawyers oversees the fund’s activities. P2P Focuses on protection of Open-Source Software under the First Amendment.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nStand With Crypto - Stand With Crypto, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, champions for clear, common-sense regulations for the crypto industry. We\u0026rsquo;re mobilizing the 52 million crypto owners in the US - a demographic that is younger (60% Gen-Z and Millennials) and more diverse (41% identify as racial minorities) than the general US population - to unlock crypto\u0026rsquo;s innovation potential and foster greater economic freedom.\nThe Crypto Lawyers - Much like Coin Center Crypto Lawyers provide legal advocacy for Bitcoin freedom. They offer services in regards to Litigation, NFT, DEFI, IP, Compliance, and Forensic Investigations.\nMeetups, Education and Training # Americas Future - America’s Future empowers young people to be active, civil, and curious citizens who build freer communities that lead to fulfillment, dignity, and happiness for all.We’re working toward a time in America where young people collaborate to drive change in their communities – change that equips the individual to build a free and happy life. America’s Future offers rising generations opportunities for networking, mentoring, leadership and community engagement through our national network and extensive array of programming.\nArt For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nFreedom Works - A longstanding political orginization that has traditionally leaned republican. Recently though they\u0026rsquo;ve rebranded to target smaller liberty focused groups in order to help educated and advocate for freedom and change in public policy.\nLeadership Institute - Founded in 1979 by its president, Morton C. Blackwell, LI provides training in campaigns, fundraising, grassroots organizing, youth politics, and communications. The Institute teaches conservatives of all ages how to succeed in politics, government, and the media.The Institute offers more than 50 types of training schools, workshops, and seminars; a free employment placement service; and a national field program that trains conservative students to organize campus groups.\nLiberty on the Rocks - Liberty on the Rocks is a non-profit grass roots libertarian organization designed to educate, connect, and activate liberty enthusiasts around the world. Through local chapters and events, citizens and activists throughout the country can increase the size of their networks, enhance their understanding of economics and the philosophy of freedom, widen their knowledge of local and national educational outlets, and increase their opportunities for involvement. Official Partner of Liberty Tools\nLiberty Seeds - The largest directory of liberty-minded organizations, events, and more.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - SFL is not a top down, chapter based, or membership organization. Instead SFL functions as a network of pro-liberty students from a wide diversity of locations and backgrounds. SFL does sometimes take the more blue pilled approach.\nWe Are Change - We Are Change is a nonpartisan, independent media organization comprised of individuals and groups working to expose corruption worldwide.Founded by Luke Rudkowski, We Are Change is comprised of independent journalists, concerned citizens, activists, and anyone who wants to shape the direction our world is going in. We seek to expose the lies of governments and the corporate elite who constantly trash our humanity. Their goal is to create a community of truth-seekers and peacemakers who share a commitment to nonviolent action.\nYoung Americans for Liberty - Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) is the most active and effective pro-liberty youth organization advancing liberty on campus. Our four-step mission is to identify, educate, train, and mobilize youth activists to make liberty win. YAL maintains many chapters across college campuses all over the US.\nYou are the Power - You Are The Power is a membership-based nonprofit that is founded and run by Spike Cohen. They work with activists and organizations in all 50 states, using localized, single-issue activism to set communities free, restore individual rights, take the power away from government and put it back in the hands of the people.\nPress Freedoms # Committee to Protect Journalists - The Committee to Protect Journalists is an independent, nonprofit organization that promotes press freedom worldwide. They defend the right of journalists to report the news safely and without fear of reprisal.\nInternational Press Institute - Their mission is to defend media freedom and support independent journalism wherever they are threatened. Also tracks press freedoms in regards to Covid restrictions.\nReporters Without Borders - Reporters Without Borders tracks press freedoms across the world.\nPolice Reform and Monitoring # 8 Can\u0026rsquo;t Wait - 8 Cant Wait is a campaign to bring immediate change to police departments by encouraging the adoption of 8 specific policies.\nAdopt a Cop - Adopt A Cop BJJ is a nonprofit, donation based program and registered 501(c)3 that allows active duty patrolling police officers around the country to train at any Adopt A Cop BJJ affiliated academy and will pay 100% of the officer’s membership until they reach the rank of Blue belt. Blue belt is the second ranked belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and on average it takes around 12 to 18 months to obtain. Police officers are much less likely to both get injured and to injure suspects if they are trained in BJJ as evidenced by this Case Study.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nOpen-archive - App for saving and sharing files for whistleblowers and videos of police etc\nThick Red Line - A project of Art of Liberty, TRL is an effort to restore respect for law enforcement by abolishing victimless crime.\nWashingtonPost Police Shootings Database - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states\nThink Tanks # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAyn Rand Institute - ARI offers a variety of educational experiences to promote greater understanding of Ayn Rand’s philosophy and, through the writing and speaking of our experts, advocates her principles of reason, rational self-interest and laissez-faire capitalism. ARI also often takes a more Blue pilled perspective and does not generally follow Anarchist ideas, as it advocates for a one world government, based on the principles of logic and reason.\nArt of Liberty - A small think tank that exposes the Illegitimacy and Criminality of “Government” while Making the Voluntaryist Case for Free Markets, REAL Freedom and Peace.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow Institute works to promote the ideas of privacy in the world.\nThe Cato Institute - Founded in 1977 by Ed Crane, Murray Rothbard and Charles Koch. Cato is one of the oldest and largest libertarian think tanks in America. Cato has published great research and information since its inception. Cato has been criticized at times for often taking very pragmatic criticisms of the state and sometimes making the libertarian defense of state activities. Often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nThe Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) - FEE\u0026rsquo;s popular digital content and in-person programs turn complex ideas into practical tools for living your best life and making the world a better place. Fee covers a wide range of issues across the entire political spectrum, while always exposing government crimes and failures.\nThe Future of Freedom Foundation - The Future of Freedom Foundation is a tax-exempt, non-profit educational foundation whose mission is to present an uncompromising moral, philosophical, and economic case for the free society.\nThe Mises Institute - The premium think tank for all things liberty. Founded in 1982 by Anarcho-capitalism Lew Rockwell, largely to push the ideas of economist Murray Rothbard following his split with the Cato Institute. The Mises institute has been one of the biggest and most consistent voices for all things liberty including: Antiwar, Austrian economics, Sound Money, Police Reform, Secession, Book Publishing and so much more.\nThe Reason Foundation - Reason Foundation advances a free society by developing, applying, and promoting libertarian principles, including individual liberty, free markets, and the rule of law. We use journalism and public policy research to influence the frameworks and actions of policymakers, journalists, and opinion leaders. Reason also publishes Reason Magazine and hosts the SOHO Debate Forum. Much like Cato Reason often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nWhistle Blowing # Aim - Undercover citizen journalism, mostly focused on American schools.\nCryptome - One of the primary inspirations for Wikileaks, Cryptome has been offering a leaking platform to the world since 1996 and still runs today. Founded by John Young.\nEFF Surveillance Self-Defense - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\nGlobal Leaks - Whistleblowing Solutions Impresa Sociale S.r.l. (WBS) is an innovative social enterprise that carries out research and development to support whistleblowers and the fight against corruption. It was founded in 2016 to guarantee the economic sustainability of the GlobaLeaks project, through taking care of the growing number of requests for assistance, maintenance and custom deployment. WBS hosts the development activities and coordinates the community efforts. Global leaks provides its own open source tool for whistleblowers.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nO\u0026rsquo;keefe Media Group - Following the ousting of James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe from Project Veritas, O\u0026rsquo;Keefe Media group was founded to present another opportunity for whistle blowing and citizen journalism. OKM provides training and supplies for Citizen journalists.\nProject Veritas - Founded in 2010 by James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe, Project Veritas picked up much of the leaking slack following Wikileakss decrease in output. Often slandered as a far right group, Project Veritas has leaked many of the biggest stories since its inception. Project Veritas was and is largely known for using undercover cameras to expost stories.\nTruth in Media - Not a whistleblowing organization perse, however TIM is known for doing in depth inclusive stories reputably with strong reliable sources and without sensationalism. TIM focuses on stories that most media ignores. Founded by Journalist Ben Swann.\nWikiLeaks - Founded in 2006 by Julian Assange. Wikileaks was the the primary source for leaking of highly secret corporate and government data. Wikileaks worked to protect its leakers by employing the use of PGP and TOR. While largely inactive since the arrest of its founder Julian Assange in 2019, Wikileaks archives are still an important repository of leaked data.\nWizSafe Journalist Privacy Guide - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\n"},{"id":14,"href":"/osint/","title":"OSINT","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Nothing has such power to broaden the mind as the ability to investigate systematically and truly all that comes under thy observation in life.\u0026rdquo; - Marcus Aurelius\nOpen Source Intelligence tools can be used to find information of all types. This can be useful in furthering your understanding of both offensive and defensive practices by finding information for anything and everything. OSINT is the direct inverse of open source privacy tools. OSINT can be used for nefarious purposes in some cases, but OSINT itself does not directly include the concept of hacking. OSINT only aims to find legally available public information. OSINT has tremendous use in regards to education and finding information about corporations, politicians and good journalism. These tools can also be used to help you understand your own privacy exposure as well. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAI (Artificial Intelligence) Tools # Art Generators # Albus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAnimate Anyone - App that allows you to take a static image or photo and create videos of movement based on the people or characters in those photos.\nDall E - DALL·E 2 is an AI system that can create realistic images and art from a description in natural language. Made by Open Ai. Closed source.\nDreamstudio.ai - AI Art Generation.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGemini - Formerly known as Bard. Google\u0026rsquo;s AI alternative to Chat GPT. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias, including filtering your text prompts through a DEI and social justice lens.\nLumiere - A Space-Time Diffusion Model for Video Generation. Made by Google, closed source. Create video from word prompts or pictures. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias.\nMagic Animate - Magic Animate is an open source project that allows you to produces an animated video from a single image and a motion video.\nMid Journey - Mid Journey is an independent research lab exploring new mediums of thought and expanding the imaginative powers of the human species. Requires the unencrypted messaging app Discord for image generation.\nOpen AI Sora - Sora can generate videos up to a minute long while maintaining visual quality and adherence to the user’s prompt. Closed source.\nFreedom and Privacy AI Tools # AI Unchained - Podcast by freedom advocate and bitcoin educator Guy Swann. Follow the newest updates in the AI industry to become more sovereign and efficient by utilizing cutting edge tools.\nAlex AI - Energy and Climate Chatbot. Built by Alex Epstein, an advocate of Freedom and Fossil Fuels. Iphone Only.\nGab AI - Chat GPT alternative and image generator by conservative Social Media company GAB.\nGATgpt - A LLM model like Chat GPT but specifically for gun printing and all things gun related. Built by Cody Wilson.\nLibertAI - Decentralized privacy focused AI.\nUnleashed Chat - AI chatbot service designed with real privacy in mind. It stands out with its live Nostr data querying and advanced context embedding capabilities. It allows for Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network, for privacy and speed. The platform employs the latest Open Source models, prioritizing uncensored options.\nVenice - Venice is an open source alternative to Chat GPT. With built in features for code prompts and Stable Diffusion, Venice does not censor or spy on you. Launched by freedom advocate and crypto pioneer Erik Voorhees.\nGeneral AI Tools # AI or Not - Need to verify if images are AI generated? Here\u0026rsquo;s a project that can identify images from Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Dall-E, GAN and more.\nAIXploira - Access the largest list of top-quality AI tools available on the web.\nAlbus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAwesome GPT - List of dozens of GPT style LLMs.\nEsperanto.ai - Esperanto delivers high-performance, energy-efficient computing solutions that are the compelling choice for the most demanding AI and non-AI applications.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGPT4all - Self Hosted GPT Alternative.\nHuggingface.co - Open Source CHAT GPT Alternative.\nLM Studio - LM Studio lets you discover, download, and run local LLMs entirely offline.\nMaxAI.me - Chrome extension that lets you utilize AI on different sites.\nParse Prompt - Convert and summarize podcast episodes, audio clips, web-pages, and YouTube into AI-generated content.\nAttack Surface # BynaryEdge - We scan the web and gather data for you.\nCensys - Attack Surface Management Solutions.\nCriminalip.io - Cyber Threat Intelligence Search Engine and Attack Surface Management (ASM) platform.\nRedHunt Labs - Discover your Attack Surface, Continuously.\nSecurityTrails - The Total Internet Inventory.\nBug Hunting # Bug Bounty writeups - Detailed breakdowns of all sorts of different types of attacks.\nBughunter-handbook - A list of resources that will help bug bounty hunters with resources that are useful during their bug bounty journey.\nCertificates # CertSpotter - Monitors your domains for expiring, unauthorized, and invalid SSL certificates.\nCensys - Certificates - Certificates Search.\nCrt.sh - Certificate Search.\nCTSearch - Certificate Transparency Search Tool.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nTLS.BufferOver.run - Quickly find certificates in IPv4 space.\nCredentials # Check your email accounts to find associated accounts with breached companies.\nBreachdirectory.org - Check if your information was exposed in a data breach.\nCrackstation.net - Massive pre-computed lookup (Rainbow) tables to crack password hashes.\nDehashed - Free deep-web scans and protection against credential leaks, Takes Monero for Premium accounts.\nHackcheck - Hackcheck is a data breach search engine that makes checking the integrity of your data easy and flexible cheap! They currently offer several lightning fast queries to search through our billions of records with. The queries they offer are email, password, username, name, IP address, phone number, and domain name.\nHave I Been Pwned - Check if your email or phone is in a data breach.\nHaveibeensold.app - App that checks who is selling your data. Currently down.\nIntelx - Needs an account for most dumps, but shows accounts and password associated with on different sites.\nLeak-Lookup - Search across thousands of data breaches to find you compromised data - Requires an account for full results. Cheap prices and accepts Monero.\nLeakCheck.io - Make sure your credentials haven\u0026rsquo;t been compromised.\nLeakix - Identify public data leaks.\nMozilla Monitor - Stay safe with privacy tools from the makers of Firefox that protect you from hackers and companies that publish and sell your personal information. We’ll alert you of any known data breaches, find and remove your exposed info and continually watch for new exposures.\nSnusbase - Stay on top of the latest database breaches.\nSpycloud.com - More in Depth than haveIbeenpwned. Requires an account.\nCode Search Engines # GitHub Code Search - A search engine for searching projects on GitHub.\nGrep.app - Search across a half million git repos.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nNerdyData - Find companies based on their website\u0026rsquo;s tech stack or code.\nPublicwww.com - Source Code Search Engine. Find any alphanumeric snippet, signature or keyword in the web pages HTML, JS and CSS code.\nRepoSearch - Source code search engine that helps you find implementation details, example usages or just analyze code.\nSearchCode - Search 75 billion lines of code from 40 million projects.\nSourceGraph - Understand and search across your entire codebase.\nData Retention # Archive.org - The biggest site for internet website archives.\nDessant - A web extension for pulling data from archived sites.\nInteltechniques - A guide to manually remove your data from archive sites.\nMemento Time Travel - Memento TimeTravel is built using the archive.today API, and can thus be utilized as an upgraded internet archive product. It offers web users with an easy-to-use design.\nPagefreezer.com - PageFreezer is an alternative to the Wayback machine which utilizes Google-like crawling technology. The screenshots are taken using a fully automated operation.\nTubeRipper - An app that lets you rip or download videos from most platforms.\nWebcite - WebCite differs from the Wayback Machine by providing the sort of detailed snapshots of author-cited references requested by publishers, editors, and readers.\nDevice Information # Macaddress.io - MAC address vendor lookup.\nMaclookup.app - Find the vendor name of a device by entering an OUI or a MAC address.\nMacvendors.com - Find MAC Address Vendors. Now.\nMAC Vendor Lookup - Look up the vendor for a specific MAC Address.\nDNS # Chaos - Enhance research and analyse changes around DNS for better insights.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing.\nDNSDumpster - DNS recon \u0026amp; research, find \u0026amp; lookup DNS records.\nDNShistory.org - Domain Name System Historical Record Archive.\nDNSdb - Passive DNS historical database.\nDNSviz - Tool for visualizing the status of a DNS zone.\nDNSTwister - The anti-phishing domain name search engine and DNS monitoring service.\nDnslytics - The ultimate online investigation tool for DNS and other internet data.\nHackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nPassivedns.mnemonic.no - Web interface for querying passive DNS data collected in our malware lab.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nRapidDNS - DNS query tool which make querying - subdomains or sites of a same IP easy.\nDomains # Buckets.grayhatwarfare.com - Public buckets.\nBuiltWith - Find out what websites are Built With.\nCentralOps - DomainDossier - Investigate domains and IP addresses.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing!\nDomainIQ - Comprehensive Domain Intelligence.\nGrayhatwarfare.com - domains - How to search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nIPInfo - Provides your WAN or Public IP address.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nPentest-tools.com - Discover subdomains and determine the attack surface of an organization.\nRiddler - Allows you to search in a high quality dataset.\nRobTex - Various kinds of research of IP numbers, Domain names, etc.\nSecurityheaders.com - Scan your site now.\nSimilarweb.com - The easiest and fastest tool to find out what\u0026rsquo;s really going on online.\nSitereport.netcraft.com - Find out the infrastructure and technologies used by any site.\nSpyonweb.com - Find out related websites.\nStatscrop.com - Millions of amazing websites across the web are being analyzed with StatsCrop.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVisualsitemapper.com - Create a visual map of your site.\nWho.is - WHOIS Search, Domain Name, Website, and IP Tools.\nWhois.domaintools.com - Industry’s fastest domain discovery engine and broadest, most accurate data.\nWhoisology.com - Deep Connections Between Domain Names \u0026amp; Their Owners.\nExploits # 0day.today - The ultimate database of exploits and vulnerabilities.\nExploit-DB - An Exploit Database.\npacketstormsecurity.com - Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers.\nRapid7 - DB - A vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSploitus - A convenient central place for identifying the newest exploits.\nVulmon - A vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nFacial Recognition # Pimeyes - The gold Standard in facial recognition search, while prioritizing privacy. Focused Search Engines # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Correlate – Google Trends Correlate can help you identify search patterns that correlate with real-world trends. It can be used to identify search patterns that are similar to one another. For example, you could use the tool to find out if there is a link between new legislation and gun sales (at least in terms of the search volume related to the two topics).\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nGrabify - Grabify is a free web-based IP grabbing/URL shortening tool. (IP grabbing just as it implies simply means getting/grabbing peoples IP addresses.) This can be used to get location/IP data from potential attackers.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nIPGeo - IpGeo is a python tool to extract IP addresses from captured network traffic file (pcap/pcapng) and generate csv report containing details about the geolocation of each ip in the packets.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMillion Short – Million Short has an interesting approach to searching for information online. The interface is generally similar to a typical search engine. However, you can sort and filter the results in a number of ways. Examples include popularity, eCommerce, live chat, date, location, and others. Also, it automatically pulls out the top sites that usually occupy the top spots in any search result (e.g. Amazon.com, eBay, YouTube, etc.)\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nMention - A service that lets you track any code words across social media platforms. Paid service.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOSSDatabase - OSS DATABASE is a crowdsourced database of Open Source software. Their goal is to make it easy to look for open source alternatives and compare them with their proprietary peers.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPulsedive - A search engine for devices connected to the internet.\nPublic API\u0026rsquo;s - A list of several different API\u0026rsquo;s that are free to use for data pulling.\nPublicData.com - PublicData.com is the number one resource for public records from local, state, and federal agencies.\nProwl - A free IP search \u0026amp; identifications of IoC and IoA.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nSearch by Image - Tool to reverse image search docs, only works in Chromium based browsers.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nShodan – A search engine and network security tool for the internet of things. It finds devices on the internet like web servers, webcams, appliances, traffic lights, and even power plants.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTalkWalkerAlerts – TalkWalkerAlerts is a great alternative to Google Alerts because, in addition to monitoring the web for certain keywords, it monitors social media, blogs, and forums as well. This can be helpful if you need to find mentions of someone’s name or business across the web. Free and paid options.\nTorSearch - A TOR search engine for websites hosted on TOR (The Darknet).\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nTinyEye - A reverse image search.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nGeolocation # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nMail Addresses # Centralops - Email, Whois, DNS search info.\nEmailHippo - Email address verification technology.\nEmail-format.com - Find the email address formats in use at thousands of companies.\nHunter.io - Find professional email addresses in seconds.\nIntelligenceX - Search engine and data archive. Finds public personal information from data brokers.\nMelissa - Emailcheck - Check email addresses and verify they are live.\nMXToolbox - Check your email headers.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nReacher.email - Open-Source Email Verification.\nRocketReach - Your first-degree connection to any professional.\nskymem.info - Find email addresses of companies and people.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nThatsThem - Reverse email lookup.\nverify-email.org - Checks whether the mailbox exists or not.\nVoilaNorbert - Dind anyone\u0026rsquo;s email address.\nOSINT Lists # About.start.me - OSINT Dashboard to combine different OSINT tools.\nBostint - Large list of online tools you can use directly from the website.\nAwesome-Osint - A curated list of amazingly awesome open source intelligence tools and resources.\nFacebook Email Search - A simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFreedomlab.io - FreedomLab is a virtual gathering place for human rights defenders. Here you will find a repository of training materials, tutorials, and digital tools, all tailored to your needs and requirements. We hope you will learn about tools, experiences, advocacy and fundraising strategies, as well as knowledge and skills related to security. Through support and collaboration, human rights defenders increase their capacity to monitor and report, seek redress, and advocate for the promotion of human rights.\nFull OSINT - Full OSINT focused on the most popular web-based Open Source Intelligence and Cybersecurity Tools.\nHacker Search Engines - Long list of OSINT Tools.\nInteltechniques Tools - Dozens of tools available from Michael Bazzels website.\nOstintFramework - Terrific list. Layout is a bit strange can be annoying to navigate.\nOsint-jobs.com - Job board and education research.\nOsintcurio.us - The OSINT Curious Project was a source of quality, actionable, Open Source Intelligence news, original blogs, instructional videos, and live streams. We tried to keep people curious about exploring web applications for bits of information or trying out new techniques to access important OSINT data.\nOsintool.com - List of multiple tools with install instructions.\nOsintdojo.com - A giant list of OSINT resources.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nSociallinks.io - Everything you need to navigate the OSINT world, gain deeper insights, and enhance investigations.\nSocial-Analyzer - API, CLI \u0026amp; Web App for analyzing \u0026amp; finding a person’s profile across social media websites. It includes different string analysis and detection modules, you can choose which combination of modules to use during the investigation process.\nSpiderFoot - SpiderFoot is an open-source OSINT tool with 200+ modules for gathering information on target organizations, domains and IP addresses, networks, emails, and usernames. It offers automation capabilities for routine OSINT tasks like DNS queries, threat intelligence checks, breach detection, WHOIS lookups, and more.\nstart.me - Another Giant list of all sorts of tools.\nTCM-Open-Source-Intellingence-Resources - Compilation of Resources from TCM\u0026rsquo;s OSINT Course.\nX-osint - An Open source intelligent framework ie an osint tool which gathers valid information about a phone number, user’s email address, perform VIN Osint, and reverse, perform subdomain enumeration, able to find email from a name, and so much more.\nSecurity Focused Tools # 2fA.Directory - List of companies that use 2FA in America. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\n2fA.Directory.International - List of companies that use 2FA Internationally. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nBest Randoms - Random information generator for huge amount of categories.\nDmarc and SPF Checkers - A site Dmarc, SPF and DKIM are Email security settings that protect your email account from being spoofed or faked. This tool scores your domain to see how difficult it would be to spoof. ^1^\nDNS checker and port scanner - A site to check open ports, DNS SPF records and much more on your own internal server.\nEfani - Test your Phone number public connections to see your total phone exposure.\nEmail Rep - App that lets you check the known reputability of any email address and domain.\nEnd Of Life - Tracks closely software updates, and EOL status for a massive list of software. Need to figure out how long your new phone will be supported? They have you covered.\nExiftool - A tool let’s you pull metadata info from a wide range of file types.\nHudson Rock - Free tools to check for compromised corporate accounts.\nHowsecureismypassword - A site to test the security and the Bruce Force difficulty of your password.\nImmuniweb - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server or servers. Checks SSL status of multiple different types of applications. Also checks compliance with frameworks such as PCI, HIPAA and NIST.\nIp Quality Score - An app to check your IP, Email and Fraud prevention. Also allows for verifying Tor and VPN connectivity and much more.\nPolisis - Polisis gives you a glimpse of what websites actually say in their privacy policies.\nPrivacy Parrot - A search engine that helps determine if a website can sell your personal information.\nScamDoctor - Project that tracks known scam websites and use an algorithm to determine likelihood of other scams.\nSecurity Headers - A site to check the security headers of your own self-hosted server to check your exposure to attacks like XSS, Clickjacking and more.\nShieldsup - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Run by Steve Gibson of the SecurityNow Podcast and Spinrite data recovery application.\nSSL LABS - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Specifically looks at TLS config and hash algorithm of your website.\nTiny-check - A piece of software that scans your phone to check for unauthorized monitoring apps unknowingly installed.\nTOSBack (Terms of Service) - A website that reads back other website terms of service and puts it into a simple and easy to read summary.\nTraceLabs - An OSINT service that helps find missing people.\nVirus Total - Scan files, hashes and URLs to run them against a database of known compromised software. Extremely useful when evaluating new suspicious files or programs.\nW3Techs - Large list that tracks software utilization across industries. Find metrics based around software markets share.\nServers # FOFA - Cyberspace mapping.\nGreyNoise - The source for understanding internet noise.\nNatlas - Scaling Network Scanning.\nNetlas.io - Discover, Research and Monitor any Assets Available Online.\nOnyphe.io - Cyber Defense Search Engine for open-source and cyber threat intelligence data.\nZoomEye - Global cyberspace mapping.\nSocial Media Tools # Discord # Discord OSINT Attack Surface - Description of Discord\u0026rsquo;s attack surface.\nDiscord Snowflake to Timestamp Converter - Pulls Discord message timestamps.\nDiscordBee - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDiscordServers Search - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDutch OSINT Guy Discord Resources - OSINT Discord resources that may be useful for searching or pivoting on Discord.\nFacebook # Einvestigator.com - Facebook Search Tools and Resources.\nFacebook Email Search - Is a simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFB People Directory - Is a native tool built by Facebook so you can, as its name suggests, search their people directory. It’s super useful and one of the easiest tools to use when you’re looking for someone.\nPassive DNS - Technology allows you to investigate everything you can imagine about any organization or company in the world, way beyond a simple citizen profile. Let’s see it in action for facebook.com.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nToolzu.com - A platform for Facebook video downloading.\nGab # Gab OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGab OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tool for creating Bookmarklet.\nGab OSINT Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB ^1^\nGeneral Social Media Tools # Sherlock - Finds all usernames across 300 different social media platforms.\nSocialBlade - Real Time follower/subscriber counter for Youtube, Twitch, Instagram and Twitter.\nStories Down - Guide for several different platforms.\nGettr # Gettr OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGettr OSINT Investigations Tips \u0026amp; Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB.\nInstagram # Gramho - Identifying Followers of a Private Instagram Profile.\nInstahunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Instagram posts.\nInstagram OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Instagram.\nPicuki - View, edit and share your publicly available Instagram content.\nLinkedIn # Epieos LinkedIn Tool - Retrieve information linked to an email address.\nHow to conduct OSINT on Linkedin - List of tactics and strategies.\nLinkedIn OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the LinkedIn attack surface.\nLinkedIn OSINT Bookmarket Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part I - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part II - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nNew LinkedIn Search Features - Guide on search functions in LinkedIn.\nPinterest # Aware Online - List of tactics and strategies.\nPinterest OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Pinterest attack surface.\nReddit # Rdddeck - Creates Reddit decks.\nReddit OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Reddit attack surface.\nReddit OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nReddit OSINT Techniques - List of Osint tools and tactics for Reddit.\nUnddit - App that lets you display removed (by mods) and deleted (by users) comments/posts for Reddit.\nSkype # Skype OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Skype attack surface.\nSkypli - Skype search engine.\nSnapchat # Snapchat OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Snapchat attack surface.\nSnap Map - Watch Snaps submitted by Snapchatters around the world.\nTelegram # Awesome Telegram OSINT - Massive list of Telegram Tools.\nTelegram Analytics - Telegram channels and groups catalog in addition chat monitoring.\nTelegram Database - Telegram Search Engine.\nTikTok # TikTok OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the TikTok attack surface.\nTikTok OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate TikTok investigations.\nVidnice - TikTok search engine.\nTumblr # Tumblr OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Tumbler attack surface.\nTumblr OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate Tumblr investigations.\nTumblr OSINT Techniques - Breakdown of many tactics and techniques for OSINT on Tumblr.\nTwitter/X.com # Birdhunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Twitter posts.\nBot Sentinel - Helps you find and block trolls and fake Twitter accounts.\nFoller.me - Free people search engine finds social media profiles, public records, and more!\nNitter - Access Twitter through a privacy front end without an account.\nTinfoleak - Search for Twitter users leaks.\nTweet Beaver - If you’re doing research that involves a Twitter user, TweetBeaver is a great resource. Use it for things like downloading a user’s friends list, downloading a user’s followers list, checking to see if two accounts follow one another, and much more.\nTweetdeck - TweetDeck offers a more convenient Twitter experience by letting you view multiple timelines in one easy interface. It includes a host of advanced features to help get the most of Twitter: Manage multiple Twitter accounts, schedule Tweets for posting in the future, build Tweet collections, and more.\nTwitter OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Twitter attack surface.\nSpoonbill - Spoonbill lets you see profile changes from the people you follow on Twitter or other social networks.\nTrendsmap - Tracks hashtag trends by location.\nTweeterID - Pull your Twitter user ID.\nGetvidfy.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nSavetweetvid.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nURLs # HackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nMOZ Link Explorer - The world\u0026rsquo;s best backlink checker with over 40 trillion links.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nShorteners.grayhatwarfare.com - Search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nURLScan - A sandbox for the web.\nVehicles # Autocheck - Search by Vin or License Plate. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nFaxvin - Search by Vin. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nLicensesearch.org - Can be used to search License plates and Drivers licenses for a fee.\nSkipTracer - Python-based search engine program, that searches lots of different categories, Name, email, phone etc. In particular you can search License Plate info which is the most unique feature of this app.\nVehicle-OSINT-Collection - A comprehensive list of websites, add-ons, repositories, and other tools useful for finding information on a target vehicle ^2^\nVulnerabilities # Aqua Vulnerability Database - Vulnerabilities and weaknesses in open source applications and cloud native infrastructure.\nCapec.Mitre.org - A site that tracks common attack patterns.\nCloudvulndb.org - The Open Cloud Vulnerability \u0026amp; Security Issue Database.\nCVEDetails - The ultimate security vulnerability datasource.\nCVE.org - Another site that tracks identifies defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nGitHub Advisory Database - Security vulnerability database inclusive of CVEs and GitHub originated security advisories.\nLibraries.io - Open source package tracker.\nMITRE CVE - Another site that identifies, defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nMitre.org - A site that tracks common weaknesses across all software.\nNIST NVD - The National Vulnerability Database, that lists known threats and vulnerabilities.\nOssindex.sonatype.org - A free catalogue of open source components and scanning tools to help developers identify vulnerabilities, understand risk, and keep their software safe.\nOpencve.io - Easiest way to track CVE updates and be alerted about new vulnerabilities.\nOsv.dev - Open Source Vulnerability tracker.\nRapid7 - DB - Vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSecurity.snyk.io - Open Source Vulnerability Database.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVulDB - Number one vulnerability database.\nVulmon - Vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nVulners.com - Your Search Engine for Security Intelligence.\nVulnIQ - Vulnerability intelligence and management solution.\nWifi Discovery and Scanning # Acrylic WiFi - WiFi analysis, site survey \u0026amp; troubleshooting.\nAvast Wi-Fi Finder - Avast Wi-Fi Finder is an app to help you find free WiFi networks around you. Just check the map and take a look at the different points that show up. Tapping one of them gives you more information: the name of the network, whether it requires a password, etc.\nFree WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nNetwork Tools - Phone App for tracking all sorts of network metrics.\nOpen WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nWiFinder -\n"},{"id":15,"href":"/political-tools/","title":"Political","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;He knows nothing and thinks he knows everything. That points clearly to a political career.\u0026rdquo; -George Bernard Shaw\nHere at Liberty Tools we believe in looking at alternatives to electoral politics. We believe that in terms of advancing freedom electoral politics has mostly been a lost battle, or very often is actually counter productive. However we do have great respect for anyone who is trying to advance freedom as part of the political process, and continuing in the footsteps of the great politicians such as Ron Paul.\n🏛️ Find Representatives \u0026amp; Voting Info # Govtrack – Look up your Congressional representatives and their voting records. Vote.org – Polling Place Locator – Find out where to vote. Ballotpedia – Discover open races, ballot measures, candidate info, and more. IV3 – Verify your voter roll info, report inaccuracies, and track updates. 💵 Money in Politics # Opensecrets – Follow campaign finance and lobbying data. ALLRegreen – Track campaign contributions by industry and individual donors. Follow The Crypto – See cryptocurrency donations to politicians. Check My Donation – Check if your name has been used fraudulently in political donations. 📊 Government Transparency \u0026amp; Spending # Open the Books – Audit government spending at federal, state, and local levels. Data Republican – Explore federal grant allocations, charity, and NGO funding. DogeAI - A new AI project trying to expose political corruption. 🏢 Political Appointees \u0026amp; Local Involvement # OurPublicService.org – Appointee Tracker – Track political appointees in federal positions. Run Locally – Libertarian Party initiative to support local candidates. "},{"id":16,"href":"/privacy/","title":"Privacy","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The Cypherpunks are actively engaged in making the networks safer for privacy. Let us proceed together apace. Onward\u0026rdquo; - Eric Hughes\nPrivacy is a fundamental tenet of a free society. Corporations and governments are gathering data at record rates and will happily sell it to the highest bidder. In the era of social media, doxxing, twitter mobs and rising crime, take back your privacy to protect yourself and your family.\nAll in one Privacy Solutions # Cloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Cloaked is not Open Source. Though they do plan to open source their project in the future. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nMySudo - All in one privacy solution. MySudo offers services for phones, profiles, emails, virtual credit cards and more. MySudo doesnt always work well on non Android OSes like Calyx and you often need a google supported phone for activation, but once you activate it, it should work fine on Graphene.\nBrowsers # Brave - From the original creators of Firefox, Brave aims to use maximum privacy as a default. With ad blocking, phishing blocking, fingerprint and cookie blocking all enabled by default. Brave does offer ad payments in its own crypto token BAT, which has drawn some criticism from privacy advocates - In Depth Review\nDecentr - Brand new blockchain-based browser. Pays out in their own token for browsing search, much like Brave.\nFirefox - Firefox has a long-established history of competing with the most well-known browsers as the longest-serving open-source alternative. However, due to recent changes by Firefox in order to gain more revenue, we NO longer recommend them. Check out more here.\nLibreWolf - LibreWolf is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks.\nMullvad Browser - The Mullvad Browser is a privacy-focused web browser developed in a collaboration between Mullvad VPN and the Tor Project. It’s designed to minimize tracking and fingerprinting. You could say it’s a Tor Browser to use without the Tor Network. Instead, you can use it with a trustworthy VPN. The idea is to provide one more alternative – beside the Tor Network – to browse the internet with more privacy. To get as many people as possible to fight the big data gathering of today. To free the internet from mass surveillance.\nPrivacy Tests - In-depth comparison of browser privacy.\nTor Browser - Tor Browser is your choice if you need an extra layer of anonymity. It\u0026rsquo;s a modified version of Firefox, which comes with pre-installed privacy add-ons, encryption, and an advanced proxy. It\u0026rsquo;s not recommended to install additional browser addons. Plugins or addons may bypass Tor or compromise your privacy. While TOR is the best in privacy, it is also notoriously slow.\nWaterfox - Waterfox is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks. Not quite as private as something like LibreWolf, but makes up for it in speed and functionality.\nBrowser Exposure Checks # Cover Your Tracks and EFF Tool - A project from the EFF. Cover Your Tracks is two things: a tool for users to understand how unique and identifiable their browser makes them online, and a research project to uncover the tools and techniques of online trackers and test the efficacy of privacy add-ons. In Depth Breakdown and Review\nIpleak - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDNSLeaktest - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDeviceInfo - Checks computer hardware and software specs\nAm I Unique -Checks your IP and browser public info.\nBlacklight- Check third party trackers\nBrowserspy - When you surf around the internet your browser leaves behind a trail of digital footprints. Websites can use these footprints to check your system. BrowserSpy.dk is a service where you can check just what information it\u0026rsquo;s possible to gather from your system, just by visiting a website.\nPrivacy.net - What information can a website find out about you when you visit it? A lot more than you probably realize. This tool lists information that any website, advertisement, and widget can collect from your web browser. Such information could be used to identify you and/or track your behavior using tactics like IP lookups and browser fingerprinting. While none of this may be considered personally identifiable information (PII), the profile drawn from all these pieces of information can be so distinct that it can only plausibly match a single person.\nPersonaldata.info - Check what data your browser is leaking, and other tools.\nBrowser Extensions # AdNauseam - Extension that randomly opens ads to obfuscate tracking.\nBypass Paywalls - App that lets you get past paywalls to view otherwise paid content.\nCanvas Fingerprint Defender - Creates fake Canvas IDs to prevent fingerprinting.\nClear Browsing Data - Clear browsing data like cookies, history, and cache directly from the browser toolbar.\nDissenter - Browser extension that allows you to comment on any web page free of censorship.\nGoogle Teller - App that beeps every time a connection with Google is made.\nHTTPS Everywhere - Encrypts your communications with many major websites, making your browsing more secure.\nLibRedirect - Redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends like Newpipe, Nitter, Wikiless, etc.\nLocalCDN - Emulates Content Delivery Networks to improve your online privacy by intercepting traffic and injecting supported resources locally.\nMailvelope - Privacy-focused email web extension to securely encrypt your emails with PGP using webmail providers.\nMozilla Containers - Allows you to separate your browsing experience into different color-coded tabs to help protect your privacy.\nNoScript - Allows JavaScript and other potentially harmful content to be executed only by trusted websites of your choice.\nPrivacy Badger - Stops advertisers and trackers from secretly tracking where you go and what pages you look at on the web.\nPrivacy Possum - Monkey wrenches common commercial tracking methods by reducing and falsifying the data gathered by tracking companies.\nRedirector - Web browser extension (Firefox, Vivaldi, Chrome, Opera, Edge) to redirect URLs based on regex or wildcard patterns.\nSnowFlake - Helps people in censored countries access the Internet without restrictions by acting as a proxy.\nTerms of Service; Didn\u0026rsquo;t Read - Provides short and quick summaries about the terms and privacy policies of websites you browse.\nTrackMeNot - Protects privacy in web-search by issuing randomized queries to common search engines.\nuBlock Origin - Free, open-source ad content blocker that increases security and privacy in your browser.\nWatch on Odysee - Redirects you from YouTube to Odysee, a decentralized YouTube alternative.\nCar Privacy # 49dollarmontanaregisteredagent - Montana based company that creates LLC’s and will register your car to that LLC in Montana thus keeping your name unattached to the car. Montana has the added benefit of a one time registration for cars over 11 years old and no emissions or safety checks\nDeflock - Deflock is a site that tracks \u0026ldquo;Flock\u0026rdquo; ALPR camera readers. Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) are cameras that capture images of all passing license plates, storing details like the car\u0026rsquo;s location, date, and time. These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles—regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. While these systems can be useful for tracking stolen cars or wanted individuals, they are mostly used to track the movements of innocent people.\nFreedomev - Open source software for Tesla cars. Still in development.\nGhostPlate - Physical device that lets you temporarily obscure your license plate.\nHave I Been Flocked - A website that lets you see whether or not someone has manually searched your license plate in the Flock System.\nNotmyPlate - App that lets you request to legally opt out of License plate collection data via the GDPR. Not likely to be super helpful in non EU countries.\nOpen Auto - An open source alternative to Android Auto, and app that helps you utilize your phone wild driving.\nOpen XC - OpenXC is a combination of open source hardware and software that lets you extend your vehicle with custom applications and pluggable modules. It uses standard, well-known tools to open up a wealth of data from the vehicle to developers, even beyond OBD-II.\nPlate Privacy - A project by the Institute for Justice to track car camera software and fight back.\nPrivacyforCars - Delete your data from rental cars after you are no longer using them. Website also provides a lot of other privacy education on vehicles.\nVehiclePrivacyreport - Check for status of vehicles internet connection to the manufacturers\nComputers # Computer Manufacturers # Framework - Linux focused laptops that are endlessly customizable. With Framework you can swap out any laptop part at anytime. It could be the last computer you ever buy.\nPurism - Open Source company. Makes Open Source Laptops, Phones and Servers. Partners with other liberty focused companies like Start 9. Accepts Bitcoin as a method of payment. Also offers a private phone data plan. Shipping is known to be very slow in some cases. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nStarLabs - A computer company that sells a wide range of linux computers that come preconfigured with multiple different distros. Also includes a linux based tablet. Accepts Bitcoin\nSystem76 - Well known American Linux Company. Developed and pioneered Pop-OS operating system, A user friendly Ubuntu/Debian Fork.\nTuxedoComputers - High quality Linux focused computers. German company, only communicates in German.\nComputer Operating Systems # CNIX - A simple Linux distro that puts privacy first, but it\u0026rsquo;s much less intense than TAILS or QUBES.\nDistro Watch - Distro Watch tracks and rates all Linux Operating systems.\nLinuxMint - Linux distro for beginners.\nPop!_OS - Ubuntu Fork built by a dedicated Linux Hardware Company System76. Pop!_OS is one of the easiest and cleanest Linux distros around.\nQubesOS - a privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. Qubes requires a bit more hardware as it runs several virtual machines to segregate your applications to better ensure your privacy.\nReactOS - An Open Source OS designed to mimic the Windows file system.\nTAILS - A privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. With TAILS all traffic is routed through TOR and all of your data is deleted as soon as the computer is turned off.\nUbuntu - The long term gold standard for beginner Linux users.\nData Removal # AccountKiller- Website that helps you find and delete a wide range of old accounts across multiple platforms through specific account/platform targeting.\nCreditFreeze- Freeze your Credit in the event of a data breach\nCyberOneIntel - CyberOneIIntel claims to find what other services can\u0026rsquo;t - including social media accounts, employment history, dating profiles, gaming profiles, dark web credential breaches, indexed search engine occurrences, and much more.\nData Broker Opt Out List - massive list of data sites to opt out of manually.\nData Brokers List - Links to purge your data manually from data brokers\nData Opt Out - Links to requests to manually delete data from multiple websites and platforms.\nDeleteMe - Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. In Depth Discussion\nEasyOptOuts - Cheap service to remove your accounts from Data Brokers\nHacked - Paid service that helps you recover from hacks and exposed personal data. Service can help with deleting videos or images from website or social media platforms. Service can also help you recover hacked accounts if you have lost access.\nJustDeleteMe - A directory of direct links to delete your account from web services. If you would like to delete a wide range of your accounts manually, JustDeleteMe can link you directly to the section of page where you can easily delete your account.\nMyDataRemoval - Another competitor for purging personal information, Name, Home address etc. Review\nOneRep - Alternative to DeleteMe. Offers a free trial and more deletion services but does have some negative reviews. One Rep is known for automating this process and not using employee manual checks. In Depth Review\nOptery - Removes Your Home Address, Phone and Other Private Info from Google, and 220+ Sites Review\nRedact - App that will delete your social media presence including specific comments and posts on multiple platforms. Includes FB, Reddit, Discord, Twitter etc…\nRemove Data from web Archive - Guide to remove your data from archive sites\nSayMine- Automated service that pulls your emails to find accounts created and sends them emails for data removal request. Be careful though, as this can sometimes cause you to send information to companies that you may have received emails from, but do not actually have an account with and thus actually giving them more information than they had in the first place. Saymine also offers corporate privacy services.\nDead Mans Switch # BqETH - BeQth is a trustless dead mans switch based on the Polygon network, an Ethereum Layer 2. BeQth lets you create a smart contract on the polygon blockchain that will send out our secret data via email to whoever you wish after an allotted amount of time. Transactions are all encrypted and totally on chain. Users can essentially mine the algorithm to unlock secret keys by the allotted time, essentially allowing for users to mine secrets. Does not require KYC. CipherWill - A non crypto based E2E dead mans switch service. Your secrets are encrypted with 256 AES encryption and zero knowledge proofs for the best possible security. Requires basic KYC. Gone Mans Switch - Gone Man\u0026rsquo;s Switch is a simple web application that allows you to create messages that will be delivered when you are absent (gone) for a certain period. Fully Self-hosted and open source. You can schedule long term messages to yourself via Telegram, Email or SMS. Sarcophagus - Similar to BeQTH Sarcophagus is also built on the polygon blockchain. Sarcophagus is decentralized, open-source and DAO owned + operated. They believe bringing dead man\u0026rsquo;s switch functionality to the web3 ecosystem can empower and provide security infrastructure for an entire generation of applications, regardless of their size Email # Email Providers # Email cannot offer the same fundamental privacy of other communication protocols. Use better tools when it matters. Nevertheless, it remains an essential tool in every day life, and the following providers offer excellent privacy.\n10 Minute Mail - Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.- Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.\n33Mail - Unlimited private email aliases.\nBeeble - Encrypted email and data storage. Uses hybrid AED and PGP encryption methods. Uses decentralized server infrastructure.\nFastMail - No free version. In Depth Review.\nLavabit - The company responsible for setting the Seppuku Pledge precedent. Originally used by Edward Snowden, Lavabit refused to give up information on him to the US Government. Lavabit shut down before handing over information and re-opened years later.\nMailbox - Private email with cloud services. In Depth Review.\nMailcow - Self-hosting email isn\u0026rsquo;t recommended, but Mailcow is an application that can help simplify the process. Article on the difficulties with Email.\nMailfence - Encrypted email service based in Belgium.\nMigadu - Email hosting service that doesn\u0026rsquo;t track and lets you add in unlimited domains and accounts for cheap.\nPax Mail - A lesser-known privacy-focused email provider, Pax offers paid-only accounts to provide full email services that do not compromise their values. Specifically created for Freedom lovers. Their values are listed clearly here.\nProtonMail - All data is stored in an encrypted state, and decrypted by the client. Emails between Proton users are end-to-end encrypted. The client-side code is open source. Proton servers are located in Switzerland. Basic accounts are free. Additional storage and features are available through paid plans, which can be paid for in Bitcoin. In-depth review from Restore Privacy.\nTutanota - Similar to Proton, all data is stored in an encrypted state, and emails between users are end-to-end encrypted. Tutanota servers are located in Germany, which is part of the 14 Eyes. Free and paid options available.\nEmail Clients # FairEmail - Fully featured, open source, privacy friendly email app for Android. Uses OpenKeychain to decrypt messages and optionally encrypt messages. Review\nK-9 - Mobile open source email client. Review\nMailSpring - Opensource. Great free email client, works with a variety of email providers. Does not work with Protonmail.\nThunderbird - Thunderbird is a free and open-source cross-platform email client developed by the Mozilla Foundation, the people who are behind the Firefox web browser. Been around for awhile, can be a bit buggy at times.\nEmail Aliases # Abine/Blur - Provides email and Debit card aliases. Albine provides several other options as well. Paid Service offered along with other services. Review\nAnonAddy - Very Similar product to Simple Login. In Depth Review Comparison Review of SL and AA\nFirefox Relay - Free email alias service. Also offers paid phone relay service. Review\nSimple Login - Free cloud services, cheap premium accounts anonymously with Monero. Also offers Self Hosting options.\nFile Encryption # Cryptomator - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nCoze - Coze is an open source cryptographic JSON messaging specification which uses digital signatures to prove identity and ownership over digital files and messages.\nOpenPGP - Lists of several differnt applications that all use the OpenPGP standard.\nPGPTool - Based off the original PGP Alogrithim, PGP tool is a A simple and secure online client-side PGP Key Generator, Encryption and Decryption tool. Generate your PGP Key pairs, encrypt or decrypt messages easily with a few clicks.\nPicoCrypt - Lightweight open source encryption client that’s easy to use, completely free and focuses on only encrypting files and nothing else. Most Encryption apps tend to use AES-256 while Pico uses the new and improved XChaCha20 for encryption. It also uses Argon 2 for key derivation as opposed to SHA for further protection\nVeracrypt - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nFirewalls # Little Snitch - Inbound and Outbound firewall blocking for desktop. MAC OS only.\nOPNsense is a free and open source network FreeBSD-based firewall\nPFSense - Well supported free Open Source network Firewall Software\nPihole - Network wide Ad-Blocker and DNS sinkhole. Can also be used as a DHCP server\nPort Master - Application Firewalls. This program works as a VPN replacement. May break your VPN connection while installed. Works in Linux and Windows.\nSimplewall - Simple Open Source Windows only Firewall\nSnort - Open Source Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)\nInternet Service Providers # FemtoStar - Open Source Satellite internet.\nNomadinternet - Internet for off grid living.\nUkama - A project empowering everyone to build a decentralized cell phone network powered by you to connect the world.\nKillswitches # Buskill - USB ‘dead man’s switch’ locks down (or kills) snatched laptops\nUSBGuard - The USBGuard software framework helps to protect your computer against rogue USB devices (a.k.a. BadUSB) by implementing basic whitelisting and blacklisting capabilities based on device attributes.\nUSBKill - USBKill Python Script allows your computer to lock out if any unapproved USB devices are inserted into your computer. Directly inspired by the arrest of Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht\nMessengers # Bitchat- Launched by Jack Dorsey in 2025, like Briar it uses bluetooth. Other features include: Works Offline on local Bluetooth LE mesh networks, with automatic peer discovery and multi-hop relaying Provides end to end encryption via X25519 key exchange and AES-256-GCM for both private and channel messages. Supports store \u0026amp; forward, caching messages for offline peers until they reconnect Requires no accounts, email addresses, or phone numbers messages live only on users’ devices.\nBriar - Briar doesn’t rely on a central server - messages are synchronized directly between the users’ devices. If the internet’s down, Briar can sync via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, keeping the information flowing in a crisis. If the internet’s up, Briar can sync via the Tor network for additional privacy.\nComparison and Ranks - Detailed comparison of all major messaging apps features and privacy.\nKeet - Peer-to-Peer Chat with high quality Video \u0026amp; Text. Private \u0026amp; Encrypted. Has BTC payment methods built in.\nMatrix - Also commonly known as Element for the most popular Matrix front end. Matrix is a chat Protocol with several different applications that cab be used to participate in the network. Element has full End-to-End encryption, completely open source, fully self hostable and comes with most of the same functionality of Discord or Slack. Also has the ability to Bridge with other chat apps, meaning you can connect Matrix directly to Telegram, or Slack or most other chat apps and mangage those communications via whichever matrix client you choose. Probably the best option for self hosting small companies. Matrix Instance Testing\nMolly- Hardened Signal Fork that is fully open source.\nSignal - An easy-to-use end-to-end encrypted messenger. Long considered the gold standard. Built in auto-delete of messages. standard of chat privacy. Not fully open source. Signal used to require a phone number, but you can now use a username if you prefer. One of the easiest apps to convert normies.\nSilence - A signal fork that picked up SMS direct encryption after Signal decided to no longer pursue it. While you should stay away from SMS whenever possible, it is sometimes still necessary to communicate with certain people this way. And with Silence you can protect yourself. Signal on SMS\nSimpleX - The first messenger without user IDs. SimpleX uses the smart client dumb server model. Meaning you can setup a simple relay to forward your fully encrypted messages to recievers. SimpleX is still early. It has a simple desktop but this isnt fully features currently. In Depth Podcast with the creator.\nSession - Session is an end-to-end encrypted messenger that minimises sensitive metadata, designed and built for people who want absolute privacy and freedom from any form of surveillance. No phone numbers and completely open source.\nTelegram - Easy to use encrypted messaging app. Telegram is NOT End-to-End encrypted by default but does have the option to create E2E secret chats. While its not E2E encrypted it does still encrypt your traffic to the Telegram Servers which is an improvement over SMS. Telegram is simple and is heavily used all across the world, and is a good introduction to a more privacy preserving chat app. However Telegram does have access to user data in its internal servers and has been known to hand that information over at times. Telegram is one of the most used encrypted apps around and as a result can be a haven for scammers.\nThreema - an end-to-end encrypted messenger, similar to Signal. Not a free app. Good overall app, but relatively low userbase due to the non free nature of it.\nWhitenoise - An encrypted messaging app that uses the NOSTR Protocol for private and public key pairs.\nWire - E2E by default. Lots of functionality. Fully open source. Self hosting options available. Built in auto-delete of messages. Can be a bit buggy at times, smaller userbase.\nMetadata Removal # Desktop Metadata removal - Windows and Mac can remove this natively. Linux needs a few steps.\nImagepipe - Android only metadata remover\nMesh Networks # PKT.Cash - PKT uses PacketCrypt, the world’s first bandwidth-hard proof of work. When you connect your home or office internet to the PKT Network, you earn PKT Cash (PKT).PKT mining does not require permission from a centralized company. Miners power the network in a decentralized way, which scales to provide low cost, high speed internet access worldwide.\nOpenmesh - Your Gateway to Building Personalized Data Ecosystems in minutes, instead of weeks. A decentralized node operator that allows for running of various services.\nThreefold - To build an open-source peer-to-peer Internet infrastructure that removes all forms of centralization from the global IT systems. Anything we do needs to improve the planet’s situation and benefit the people around us. Internet access is a human right and it can change everything for the lives of people as an infinite source of tools and information. Our technology was designed to scale ThreeFold anywhere electricity and bandwidth are present.\nMobile # Aliasing # Abine - Offers Phone masking/aliasing for a fee.\nFireFox Relay - Phone Alias service that comes along with an email alias service. Email aliasing is free, phone alias service requires a small monthly fee.)\nSee our All in one Privacy Section for More\nAlternative App Stores # Accrescent - Accrescent is a private and secure Android app store built with modern features in mind. It aims to provide a developer-friendly platform and pleasant user experience while enforcing modern security and privacy practices and offering robust validity guarantees for installed apps.\nAPK-Pure - A site to download and install APK\u0026rsquo;s (install files for phone OSes) this is an easy way to completely bypass app stores. The downside is that your software needs to be updated manually through APK-Pure and is not managed automatically by an app store.\nAptoide - A competitor to the google app store. With over 1 millon apps. While its not specifically privacy focused its a nice alternative when you cant use the regular good app store, or if you cant find what you need in F-Droid.\nAurora Store - A privacy front end for the Google App store. You can find anything you need from google through Aurora. However as this is a front end, it connects to the google app store so that you dont have too. This does require an account. Aurora provides anonymous accounts for you to use, however Google will rate limit these accounts to make them difficult to use sometimes. You can just create your own Gmail account to bypass this if necessary.\nF-Droid - F-Droid is the premier app store for open source apps. For anyone truly intrested in privacy should first check for apps in F-droid before going to mainstream appstores as Fdroid only carries Open Source apps. Completely free, open source and does not require an account.\nObtainium - Obtainium allows you to install and update apps directly from their releases pages, and receive notifications when new releases are made available.\nBurner Phone Numbers # 5sim - Over 500,000 Numbers Originating from Around 180 Countries Online. Low fees. Does not take cryptocurrency.\nBurnerApp - Burner Phone numbers. Usually work for services like Amazon and Twitter\nCrypton - Affordability meets security: For the cost of a movie ticket per month, get a physical SIM phone number. All your messages are encrypted with your personal key, protecting them from prying eyes.\nFreePhoneNum - One time Use burner numbers. Many services wont accept these.\nPhone Blur - offers the use of non-VoIP US phone numbers for account verification, multi-factor authentication, and other needs. Formerly Text Secure.\nSMSPool - Privacy focused non voip SMS burner numbers with area codes from all over the world. Company accepts cryptocurrency including Monero. Cheap options that are known to work with difficult providers like Discord or Twitter.\nSMS4SATS - Bitcoin focused SMS numbers that utilize Bitcoins Layer 2, Lightning network.\nTelnum - Burner Numbers and permanent numbers via Monero\nTossable Digits - Alternative to Google voice for phone porting. Also provides multiple phone numbers.\nMobile Operating Systems # CalyxOS - A privacy focused de-Googled Android Alternative that’s more privacy focused than Lineage but more user friendly than Graphene. Only available on Google Pixel models.\nE.foundation - Degoogled Phone OS that works with most major phone models\nGraphene OS - The king of Privacy phones. Completely de-googled heavily privacy focused phone App Store. Only available on Google Pixel models. Install Guide and Another install guide\nHavoc-OS - Similar to Lineage with large compatibility of devices. Works on over 150 devices. Still available but not a lot of updates.\nLineage – An open source Android alternative that’s compatible with most major Smart Phone and other Android Devices. Does not have a locked bootloader, which is a slight security concern.\nPlexus - App that lists compatibility of over 1000 phone apps for Open source phone roms.\nUbuntu Touch - Open Source Phone and Tablet Rom.\nMobile Phones # Above Phone - The Above Phone offers Graphene OS phones for sale along with their own services like \u0026ldquo;Above VPN\u0026rdquo; along with additional support to help you get fully migrated over to their ecosystem.\nDe-googled - Sells De-googled phones, Lineage Calyx and Graphene - Takes crypto\nEfani - Company that offers Sim Swap protection and prevention. \u0026ldquo;Efani works like any other carrier, except Efani adds exceptional security to your plan via an impressive security tech stack.\u0026rdquo;\nFairphone - Sustainable phone that lets your replace all parts in the phone. Will support CalyxOS soon. currently only available in the UK. Also offers sustainable headphones and other items.\nFreedomphone - NOT RECOMMENDED. Privacy focused phone marketing towards conservatives. OS Is closed source, with little in the way of details on how anything actually works. Backed by conservative commentator Candace Owens.\nFrequency Check - App that lets you check what plans and locations your phone is compatible with.\nIsland - Sandboxing app for Stock Android\nMamushi- Specializes in Calyx OS , Accepts Monero.\nMark37 - A full service Christian privacy company that specializes in their \u0026ldquo;Ghost Phone\u0026rdquo; a Graphene OS phone with custom config. Offers several other privacy services and devices.\nNitrokey - Phones with Mics and Cameras removed\nPine64 - Completely Open Source Phone. May have some compatibility issues.\nPrivate Phone Shop - Fully configured privacy focused phones you purchase. Primarily offers Lineage and Graphene OS. Also offers other privacy services.\nProject Guardian - A physical phone silencing device. A new machine that silences all noise going into your phone from your micophone. All you have to do is set your phone on top of the device and it blocks all incoming sound. Also provides wireless charging. Can be used with two phones at a time.\nPurism - NOT RECOMENDED. Completely Open Source Phone from the ground up, however this comes with many difficulties including supply chain issues. Purism has been known to have very late deliveries in some cases as long as years with no refunds. Order with caution.\nRoninMobile - RoninDojo a bitcoin privacy company, now makes pixel based phones with options for both Calyx and Graphene.\nUnplugged Phone - Unplugged phone is a closed source privacy phone touted by many conservative influencers. It offers its own ecosystem of privacy apps. However many of these apps arent likely to be very useful since you need their phone in order to use them. Given this and the closed source nature of the software we cannot recomend this phone at this time. You are better off with known Open-source alternatives.\nVolla Phone - A minimalist design and new operating concept with the springboard, quick menu and collections. Comes with either Volla OS or Ubuntu Touch installed.\nMobile Service Providers # AweSIM - Privacy focused phone service. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nFreedomPop - Cheap and in some cases free VOIP plans.\nInvisv - Privacy focused phone service. INVISV Relay brings Multi-Party Relay (MPR) privacy to Android, offering a service that decouples trust: where INVISV\u0026rsquo;s job is to ensure that nobody but you has all your critical information. In effect, your requests for data from the Internet, whether with a web browser or with any other app, are unlinked from your identity, and neither INVISV nor our infrastructure partners nor your broadband Internet provider nor a mobile operator can link your identity and your Internet usage and location together.\nSIMXL - e-SIMs Accessible for Everyone, that accepts Monero.\nSilent Link - A real phone number provider not a VOIP number, that can be acquired anonymously. Only allows for incoming calls, but also provides a cheap data plan. Does not always provide the best service. A backup data plan is not a bad idea with this service while using Silent link primarily for privacy.\nVOIP Providers # Hushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nJMP - Private VOIP numbers. Uses the company Telnyx on the back end, but it try\u0026rsquo;s to make this process simpler for a small fee, as you can use Telnyx directly for cheaper fees and good privacy but the process is quite difficult.\nPassword Managers # Password managers are one of the few security tools that makes your life easier. With all of your passwords in one place, often including a password autofill so that you don\u0026rsquo;t have to even type your password, which also helps to keep you safe from keylogging or should surfing attacks.\nBitwarden - FOSS password manager. Free cloud password management, or you can completely self host. 2FA is easily configurable as well. Decryption happens on your client device not on the server, meaning your passwords are encrypted if the server is compromised. Bitwarden also has a password generator, and allows for multiple password encrypted password accounts making it perfect for a small enterprise solution.\nKeepass - The top local password manager. Instead of setting up a server you can run your password manager directly on your personal work machine.\nPasswordSafe - A local password Manager that utilizes Blowfish. Created by security expert and old school cypherpunk Bruce Schneier. Works on windows and Linux.\nVPNMentor Secure Password Generator - Online Password generator for when you aren\u0026rsquo;t working with a standard password manager. Provides other high quality VPN and password related tools as well, like a password strength checker.\nPrivacy Resources and Education # Podcasts # Citadel Dispatch - Hosted by Matt Odell a Freedom and Bitcoin Advocate.\nClosed Network - Privacy and security podcast focused on the everyday person and using simple tools and techniques to become a smaller target for online attacks.\nOptOut - Hosted by privacy and freedom advocate Seth for Privacy, covering a wide range of privacy related issues.\nPrivacy Security and Osint - Hosted by the king of privacy, Micahel Bazzell, covers a wide range of privacy, security and Osint. Currently on a hiatus.\nSurveillance Report - Joint hosted by Privacy advocates Henry from Techlore and Nate from the New Oil. Break down of weekly data leaks and privacy incursions.\nWatchMan Privacy - Hosted by Gabriel Custodiet, a principled privacy and freedom advocate.\nOther Privacy Lists # alternativeto.net\nbrainfucksec.github.io/a-good-privacy-list\ndegoogle.jmoore.dev/#replacementsalternatives\ngithub.com/mendel5/alternative-front-ends\ngithub.com/mjovanc/awesome-decentralized\ngithub.com/pluja/awesome-privacy\nlopp.net/bitcoin-information/privacy.html\nnomoregoogle.com\nPrism-Break\nproducthunt.com\nprivacyfirstproducts.softr.app\nprivacytools.io\nreddit.com/r/privacy/wiki/de-google\nsovereignstack.tools\nPurchase Proxys # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nAnonShop - This one works a bit different. You pick a product you want and send the link to AL. AL will then purchase the item and send it to a nearby locker based on your zip code. All paid with Monero. This currently only works for Amazon orders.\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPurse.io - A purchase proxy that offers up to 15% discounts with crypto and users will purchase products for you. Currently takes BTC, BCH and lightning.\nRouters # Anyone - A harward based internet router/proxy that provides privacy by default.\nFlash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router,that prioritizes network wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come per-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers than can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that thats forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls and a virtual server seperate from the Firewall OS.\nSearch # Brave Search - Private search results, using its own indexer, with full search transparency. Aims to be one of the biggest competitors to google. In Depth Review\nDuckDuckGo - Biggest privacy focused search engine, they have admitted to censoring in some cases, but overall still better than Google.\nKagi - Privacy respecting search engine does not track any info or provide any ads and no data mining or IP collecting. Requires an account and limits amount of searches per day for free accounts. Offers paid accounts as well. Not Open Source. Privacy policy\nMojeek - Search engine that claims to use its own indexer and does not rely on search results from Bing or Google\nPresearch - Decentralized search engine that pays you out per search with their own token. You can also run a node and get paid out in their token provided you meet the minimum requirements.\nSearx - Searx is probably the most hard-core of the options, but provides a very solid experience and search results across multiple sources.\nSearch Ranking and Analysis\nWhoogle - A google search proxy that can be hosted. Check out Seth for Privacys public instance of Whoogle It’s easy to self-host, if desired.Public instances\nShipping Services # AtoB - Everything you need to send and receive packages in a decentralized way. Built on NOSTR.\nAmerica’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nProxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide.\nSovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption.\nTraveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it.\nVirtual Private Networks (VPNs) # Cloak - Experimental new program. it works by masquerading proxied traffic as normal web browsing activities. In contrast to traditional tools which have very prominent traffic fingerprints and can be blocked by simple filtering rules, it\u0026rsquo;s very difficult to precisely target Cloak with little false positives. This increases the collateral damage to censorship actions as attempts to block Cloak could also damage services the censor state relies on.\nCryptoStorm - The VPN service provider for the truly paranoid. Zero logging VPN service that publishes all of its open source config for users to read. Utilizes Hashed token authentication. Accepts Monero.\nGuardster - Anonymizer service that provides an alternative to VPN.\nIVPN - No logs, regularly audited VPN service, No customer data stored, Clear privacy policy, Transparent ownership and team, Strong ethics: no trackers, no false promises, no surveillance ads. In Depth Reviews\nLN VPN - VPN service based on the lightning network. You can purchase and use wireguard based VPN services all on lightning. Also offers phone numbers per country all paid via lightning.\nLokiNet - New experimental TOR competitor.\nMullvad - Mullvad has a long reputation of preserving privacy. Mullvad does not log traffic, proven by a police raid. Allows anonymous sign ups, Accepts Monero for payment for Premium accounts. Uses a killswitch and uses Wireguard for speed and security. Provides a mobile app and desktop app. The Mobile app can be a bit finicky for some people. Does not have an app kill switch. In Depth Review\nNym - A new VPN project that works to implement new tech including mixnets, zk-nyms, post quantum tech and more. Backed by Wikileaks Chelsea Manning.\nObscura - Obscura is a new VPN project that increases your VPN security by creating a multihop process with VPN provider Mullvad, so that neither company ever has true access to your Encrypted data. Only available for Mac. Accepts Monero.\nPIA - PIA is a solid VPN provider that accepts BTC, uses Wireguard offers cheap rates. PIA is also well known for providing static Ip’s for your VPN. This can be useful for some services that block general VPN access. PIA does not keep logs for privacy concerns. Does not include a kill switch In Depth Review\nSentinel- A decentralized crypto currency backed VPN built on the Cosmos blockchain that aims to provide a decentralized VPN.\nVopono - App for managing Split tunneling in VPN’s. Split tunneling lets you send some traffic through a VPN and delegate specific traffic exempt to the VPN Encrypted tunnel or traffic. This can be useful when trying to use certain apps locally on a LAN. Some VPN Apps have this built in, but this isnt always accessible on all VPN’s or on all versions of the VPN. For Example Proton VPN has this function built in on the Windows version and the Mobile version but not on the linux desktop version.\nVPN Rankings and breakdowns by privacy advocate Techlore more VPN Rankings and More Rankings\nVPNMentor - Offers a wide range of VPN related education, in addition to VPN related tools and more VPN Rankings.\n"},{"id":17,"href":"/self-hosting/","title":"Self Hosting","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If something is free, you’re not the customer; you’re the product.” ― Bruce Schneier\nWhile privacy tools are fantastic, they sometimes miss the true root of the problem. In times of increasing censorship and data theft, owning your data is the best way to increase your privacy and security while dramatically reducing your ability to be censored. When done right, much of this can be done very cheaply. If you already own your hardware much of the software is free or very cheap. Instead of never ending subscriptions and increasing costs with big tech, simply remove them from your life by self hosting. Take back your digital sovereignty.\nBackup Applications # Pika Backup - Pika Backup is designed to save your personal data and does not support complete system recovery. Locally and remote encrypted backups.Open Source.\nPerkeep - Perkeep is a set of open source formats, protocols, and software for modeling, storing, searching, sharing and synchronizing data in the post-PC era. Data may be files or objects, tweets or 5TB videos, and you can access it via a phone, browser or FUSE filesystem. Open Source.\nProxmox Backup Server - Proxmox Backup Server is an enterprise backup solution, for backing up and restoring VMs, containers, and physical hosts. By supporting incremental, fully deduplicated backups, Proxmox Backup Server significantly reduces network load and saves valuable storage space. With strong encryption and methods of ensuring data integrity, you can feel safe when backing up data, even to targets which are not fully trusted.\nCamera Systems # Ezvidoo - EZVidoo is a free CCTV surveillance software for Windows, Linux, and Raspberry Pi. It supports IP Cameras by default, local USB cams, and Camera Audios.EZVidoo also supports numerous sensor types as motion, audio, object, face, and person sensors. By default, it offers a recording support on 24/7 basic, and features, alerts, notifications and mobile access. Not open source.\nIspyconnect - Free and Open source Camera software. Compatible with a wide range of camera devices.\nKerberos.io - An open, scalable and modular solution that supports your use cases at home up to large scale production video landscapes.\nCloud Document Services # Cryptpad - End-to-end encrypted and open-source collaboration suite, that can be used in the cloud or self-hosted. Google docs alternative.\nOnlyOffice - Includes Free Cloud, Paid Cloud, and Self-Hosted options.\nStandard Notes - One of the top note-taking apps. Self-hostable, includes 2FA, E2E, scheduled email backups and more. Charges for the higher level plans with more features.\nCloud Hosting # Open Source as a Service # Cryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nDisroot - Privacy-focused ecosystem. Provides multiple cloud services. Including Email, Nextcloud, Cryptpad etc…\nFederated.Computer - Great open-source replacements for Dropbox, Google Workplace, Zoom, Slack, Airtable, Mailchimp, 1Password, Netlify, Github, Calendy, your spying VPN and much more for the low price of $39 a month. As many users as you want. Only pay for more storage when/if you need it.Federated includes Human Support and full Backups. The benefits of self-hosting without the day-to-day high-stakes drudgery. Affiliate Link\nKoofr - Allows for importing of Drive, Dropbox etc. Privacy-focused cloud storage free up to 10 Gb’s. ^1,2^\nNextCloud - Self-hosted cloud software for a massive amount of options. Takes a bit of config, but nextcloud functions as a full Google Docs replacement in addition to many other options including music and video hosting. Also provides cloud hosting if you do not wish to self-host. Next Cloud is currently available in other Privacy-focused ecosystems like Start9, Umbrel, Yunohost, Dietpi and many more, with just a few clicks. Or you can self-host on your OS of choice.\nLink Tree Alternatives # AllMyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nCoinDrop - Like link tree but specifically for crypto web wallets. All your wallets and donation methods in one simple place.\nLibertyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nOperating Systems # While more well-known OSes like Windows server or Ubuntu server are great, there are other lesser-known OSes purpose-built to help people self-host, by pre-packaging applications in nice ready-made GUI. This can be especially useful for less technical users.\nHyperVisors for Virtualization # ProxMox - Proxmox is the primary open source solution for virtual machine hosting. Like VmWare or Hyper V except Proxmox is completely open source and free. It offers you the ability to run multiple virtual servers on a single physical server, easily allowing you to run several different software Operating systems for zero cost. Comes with snapshots, backups, server monitoring, native containerization and much more. Find a list of Proxmox based scripts here these scripts allow for single lines of code for setting up hundreds of apps. One of the absolute best ways to get into self hosting. XCP-NG - A solid alternative to Proxmox. the user-friendly, high-performance virtualization solution, developed collaboratively for unrestricted features and open-source accessibility with Turnkey Server Virtualization. Operating Systems # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, NEAR, Avalanche and more.\nCASA OS - Community-based open source software focused on delivering simple personal cloud experience around Docker ecosystem. Despite the name CASA OS is not an OS. It is an app similar to Umbrel or Citadel, a GUI for docker images. Comes with some unique apps, like Nginx Proxy Manager and Cloudflare Tunnels. Also provides Clearnet support with a fairly flexible set of config options. Also has a nice simple GUI for file uploads, this is especially useful with something like Jellyfin or Calibre-Web.\nCitadel - Umbrel open source Fork offering much of the same options.\nCloudron - Cloudron is unique in that it offers offsite backups to AWS, includes a built-in firewall that monitors all traffic and comes with its own built-in email server.\nCoolify - An open-source \u0026amp; self-hostable Heroku / Netlify alternative.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Storj, Zcash, Cosmos Tornado Cash and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nDietPI - A Linux distro OS. Dietpi comes with over 200 app packages and dependencies built in. While more command line skills are required than Umbrel or Embassy, Dietpi makes it very easy to install over 100 apps and dependencies. While largely built for Raspberry Pi, Dietpi also has specific images created for a wide range of hardware. Dietpi is a bit more difficult than platforms like Yunohost, but runs a bit more reliably and offers more total tools, including backups, VPN integration, clearnet, and more. Documentation is better than Yunohost, but could still be improved.\nFulmo - A lighting network focused OS configured to run on a Raspberry Pi.\nFreedomBox - Another OS that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Currently more limited than most of the other OSes in terms of apps in the internal app store.\nHome Lab OS - HomelabOS allows anyone to easily deploy, backup, restore, and maintain over 100 different applications and services. Everything from video players, to home automation, to chat services. These services can continue to function at full speed on your LAN even when your external internet is completely offline.\nMoneroOS - OS dedicated to Monero mining.\nMy Node BTC - Another OS that focuses primarily on Bitcoin Software. Includes BTCPay Server, Dojo, Whirlpool, Join Market and much more. Comes with Clearnet, Tor, and I2P.\nPinode-XMR - PiNode-XMR is a completely free and open source suite of tools to help a user run their own Monero node with ease. PiNode-XMR is designed for use with single board computers (SBC) such as the Raspberry Pi, Pine64 or Odroid hardware to allow for very cheap node setup and minimal 24/7 running costs due to low power usage.\nPiBox - Currently has a small offering of Apps but is working on adding more. Notable Apps are Nextcloud, Jellyfin and Homeassistant.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nRunTipi - Tipi is a personal homeserver orchestrator. It is running docker containers under the hood and provides a simple web interface to manage them. Every service comes with an opinionated configuration in order to remove the need for manual configuration and network setup. RunTipi comes with Clearnet configuration, but this can be a bit buggy in some cases. This is still very much in development.\nStart9 - Start OS makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy, not completely open source. Currently routes all services over TOR or lets you host over LAN. This increases privacy but can make things more difficult to interact with Non TOR/Start9 users. Heavily supports bitcoin software and includes a NOSTR node and several other tools. While there is currently no clearnet support, StartOS is overall very stable. Start9 also offers some of the better documentation and error handling. Save 5% on any S9 Server with code \u0026ldquo;LOTR\u0026rdquo;\nUBOS - A newer project. Less impressive interface and less apps than some of the other projects.\nUmbrel - Interface that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Beautiful interface but still needs a few bugs worked out. Apps are difficult to config after being setup. Offers lots of Bitcoin Node Software. Umbrel and StartOS are very similar options as they both focus heavily on BTC and Lightning nodes and currently offer only LAN and TOR hosting. Umbrel offers more apps but Start OS offers a much more reliable platform. Umbrel is not an OS but rather an GUI application manager for Docker.\nYunoHost - Free and Open Source with over 100 apps. Yuno host comes with Clearnet support with your own custom domains and offers you free pre-selected domains you can use. Yunohost has a nice troubleshooting tool that helps you find issues with port/firewall troubleshooting. Yunohost has a lot of features but can be a bit buggy at times.\nMedia Center OSes # If you are currently running a Roku, Amazon Firestick, or pretty much any other store-bought hardware device for media streaming, it\u0026rsquo;s very likely that it sends out massive amounts of data back to different companies. This is terrible for privacy, self-sovereignty, security, and internet bandwidth. While it\u0026rsquo;s difficult to purchase hardware that does not do this, you can set up your own version with some of the following user-friendly Operating systems.\nLibreElec - LibreELEC is a lightweight ‘Just enough OS’ Linux distribution purpose-built for Kodi on current and popular mediacentre hardware.\nOSMC - OSMC (Open Source Media Center) is a free and open source media player based on Linux. Founded in 2014, OSMC lets you play back media from your local network, attached storage, and the Internet. OSMC is the leading media center in terms of feature set and community and is based on the Kodi project.\nXbian - XBian is a small, fast, and lightweight media center distribution for the Raspberry Pi, CuBox-i, Hummingboard, and many more devices to come. It is based on a minimal Debian and therefore offers much of the same freedom as Debian offers. Our slogan is “XBian, the bleeding edge” as our main focus is delivering the fastest Kodi solution for various small form factor computers.\nPhoto Storage # Ente - Encrypted cloud photo storage.\nImmich - Self-hosted backup solution for photos and videos on mobile devices.\nPhotoprism - PhotoPrism is an AI-Powered Photos App for the Decentralized Web. It makes use of the latest technologies to tag and find pictures automatically without getting in your way. You can run it at home, on a private server, or in the cloud.\nRemote Control Software # AeroAdmin - Easy and free Remote access service for many OS’s. Not Open source.\nMesh Commander - Free Open Source Teamviewer Alternative.\nNetBird - NetBird combines a WireGuard®-based overlay network with Zero Trust Network Access, providing a unified open source platform for reliable and secure connectivity. Requires authentication account with a big tech identity provider. Offers free self hosting options.\nPangolin - Pangolin is an open-source and identity-aware tunneled reverse proxy server. Pangolin’s distributed architecture with nodes provide highly available ingress to ensure applications always remain accessible. Open Source.\nRustDesk - TeamViewer, AnyDesk, and Splashtop to RustDesk for a secure and reliable remote desktop experience with your own self-hosted servers. Open Source.\nTailScale - Tailscale is an easy VPN that allows you to connect back into your network without excessive configuration or firewall rules. While Tailscale is not fully open source and requires an requires authentication account with a big tech identity provider. However there is a fully self-hosted version you can run.\nRouters # Flash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router, that prioritizes network-wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come pre-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built-in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers that can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all-purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router, or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that is forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls, and a virtual server separate from the Firewall OS.\nSSH/RDP Applications # Easy SSH - Simple application that lets you save all of your SSH logins and passwords in one easy interface. This way you can login go from SSH terminal port easily and quickly without needing to type in your credentials. Linux Only.\nmRemoteNG - Just like Easy SSH, but also supports RDP, Telnet, HTTPS, Powershell, and more. Windows only.\nWebsite Tools # Ackee - Self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool for those who care about privacy. Ackee runs on your own server, analyzes the traffic of your websites, and provides useful statistics in a minimal interface.\nGhost - Self-Hosting and cloud hosting with open source software. Ghost is primarily used as a blogging platform as a competitor to something like Substack. Unlike Hugo Ghost offers a GUI for most of your website management.\nHugo - Popular open-source static site generators. Helps you simply create websites for desktop and mobile without substantial amounts of HTML code. Hugo is completely open source and utilizes markdown files primarily. Liberty Tools is run with Hugo.\nImmuneweb - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\nMatomo - Privacy first Google analytics alternative.\nPlausible - Simple and privacy-friendly Google Analytics alternative - Extensive Review\nSSLLABS - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\n"},{"id":18,"href":"/social-media/","title":"Social Media","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.” ― George Washington\nSocial media is a mixed bag. It connects the world and allows for the rapid dissemination of news, true and untrue. But in the last few years censorship has become a massive problem across all major social media platforms. Its important that we cultivate presences on social media that are more resilient to censorship and de-platforming. These services should be run as decentralized as possible to avoid coordinated take downs like we saw with the Conservative social media company Parler, where big tech collaborated to largely destroy the company.\nFreedom Respecting Social Media # Blue Sky - Blue Sky is an open source project backed by Jack Dorsey in an attempt to create a decentralized social network protocol as an alternative to Twitter. In May 2024 Jack Dorsey resigned from the BlueSky board, and donated 21 Million to the Open Source Protocol NOSTR. Blue Sky is very leftwing.\nDiaspora - Diaspora is a decentralized open source social media platform. With Diaspora you need to host your own instance by running a server or \u0026ldquo;pod\u0026rdquo;, meaning you own your data. Due to the decentralized nature of the platform it can be difficult to connect with other profiles, the platform has less than 1 million users after after 13 years of operation.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here\nGab - A centralized Free Speech Social media platform. Gab has been de-platformed by most of big tech and largely runs its own architecture in order to to keep operations running. Platform users tend to skew right wing.\nGettr - GETTR is a social media platform built on the foundation of freedom of opinion and expression. Gettr is a socialized platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t seem to offer anything particularly new, other than being a Twitter Alternative. Private messages claim to be E2E. But Gettr is not open sourced.\nLemmy - Lemmy is a selfhosted social link aggregation and discussion platform. Similar to Reddit but it is completely free and open, and not controlled by any company. This means that there is no advertising, tracking, or secret algorithms. Content is organized into communities, so it is easy to subscribe to topics that you are interested in, and ignore others. Voting is used to bring the most interesting items to the top.\nLocals - Locals is a free speech social media platform that is owned by Rumble. Locals is a centralized alternative to other social media. Founded by conservative commentator Dave Rubin.\nMastodon - Mastodon is an open source, self hosted social networking service that aims to be a twitter competitor. Mastodon lets you connect to specific Mastodon instances as part of a federation protocol. Due to this setup Larger mastodon servers can censor other servers from connecting to their instances. Tends to be a more left wing community.\nMeWe - MeWe is a centralized company that\u0026rsquo;s been running a social media platform for over a decade. MeWe is committed to privacy and an ad-free experience. The project is currently in development to be migrated to web3 blockchain based infrastructure.\nMinds - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.\nTruth Social - Founded by Donald Trump in response to Trump getting removed from Twitter. Truth Social is a centralized open source fork of Mastodon. Truth Social is known to censor content, mostly leftwing content.\nTwitter/X - Twitter is a centralized social media platform. While Twitter has become a free speech focused platform its far from perfect. Twitter is overwhelmingly the single biggest platform for spreading speech. Twitter is bad for privacy and is encouraging a ID based verification program, that will be in the hands of its future owners. Case against Twitter\nMeetup Alternatives # Agorakit - Agorakit is web-based, open source groupware for collectives. By creating collaborative groups, people can discuss topics, organize events, store files and keep everyone updated as needed. Agorakit is a forum, calendar, file manager, mapping tool and email notifier.\nFlockstr - NOSTR based Meetup alternative. Connects directly with your NOSTR Account, and also works with your lightning wallet to receive ZAPS (micro bitcoin transactions.)\nJoinMobilizon - Mobilizon is not a giant platform, but a multitude of interconnected Mobilizon websites. This federated architecture helps avoid monopolies and offers a diversity of hosting terms of service.\nLuma - An international meetup alternative, that provides more value at a much lower price than meetup. Has built in support for cryptocurrency wallets like Eth and Solana.\nPartiful - Free for users, requires SMS in order to gave out regular event updates. Not specifically freedom focused, but another good option.\nNOSTR # NOSTR is the future of decentralized social media. NOSTR is not controlled or owned by any private company or person. NOSTR is a protocol similar to Email or TCP/IP. It can be accessed by anyone or any company. NOSTR uses the dumb server smart client model. Meaning anyone can setup a simple server/relay that preserves and encrypts the NOSTR ecosystem. NOSTR directly incorporates bitcoin via the lightning network. You can send \u0026ldquo;ZAPS\u0026rdquo; which are low cost lightning transactions to any person on NOSTR, and your posts can likewise receives Zaps from anyone on the network. In addition to major support from the freedom and Bitcoin communities, NOSTR has been financially backed by Jack Dorsey and heavily supported by Edward Snowden. NOSTR offers several different clients that allow you to interact with the NOSTR protocol. Some of those clients:\nAlby - A NOSTR and Bitcoin plugin. Allows you to hold your private keys in order to interact with NOSTR, lighting and other bitcoin apps.\nDamus - NOSTR Client for Iphone.\nNOSTR Apps - A database of many differnt NOSTR Apps\nNostr.Watch - Track relays where a connection can currently be established.\nNostr.directory - Find your twitter follows on NOSTR\nNostrChat - Encrypted chat built on NOSTR.\nPrimal - A client designed to look like a twitter clone.\nZap.Stream - Directly integrated into NOSTR Zap lets you stream for SATS (bitcoin Lightning) and earn in kind easily from any and all viewers.\nYoutube Alternatives # Bitchute - A decentralized Youtube alternative that tends to have a lot of right-leaning content, due to this they often get censored or blocked.\nCiVL - CiVL is a free streaming platform for courageous stories and subversive ideas that challenge power structures. Get access to award-winning films, shows, and debates. No ads. No credit card to join.\nD.tube - A decentralized youtube alternative. DTube is a community powered video sharing platform where users vote on videos to reward creators, curators, influencers and viewers in cryptocurrency.\nMadiator - Privacy focused front end for LBRY, the network that hosts ODYSEE.\nODYSEE - A decentralized video platform built on the LBRY network. With the recent SEC Judgement against ODYSEE the long term future of the platform is uncertain, however plans are to migrate to the Arweave network. Odysee also has a nice simple feature allowing you to connect your youtube channel and autosync all content for a convenient backup of your channel.\nPeerTube A free and open-source, decentralized, ActivityPub federated video platform powered by WebTorrent, that uses peer-to-peer technology to reduce load on individual servers when viewing videos.\nRumble - A centralized alternative to youtube that bills itself as protector of free speech.\n"}]
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-[{"id":0,"href":"/affiliates/","title":"Affiliates","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\n![Horizpontal.jpeg](/Images/Artwork/Affiliates4.png) \u0026ldquo;Tell me with whom you associate, and I will tell you who you are.\u0026rdquo; - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe\nThis is our affiliate page for brands we use and trust. While the goal of Liberty Tools is to list every single tool for human liberty, we cant vet them all. These are brands and projects that we actually use and endorse and generally have a relationship with. As such, we have affiliate links with them, and this is one small way you can support us at no additional cost to you! These links also show up on their specific categories page as well.\nAupa Bar - The Chad of energy bars run by a based bitcoin business. High quality grass fed meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit, no garbage filler like seed oils. AUPA gives 5% discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. These bars come from the best quality farms in Colorado. Stack this with code \u0026ldquo;Liberty\u0026rdquo; for an additional 5% off some of the best meat bars around.\nCloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nDelete Me - Our date is leaked everyday. Thats why its important to use services like Delete Me. Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. Use our Affiliate link to save 20%.\nFederated.Computer - Federated is another Denver based company offering Open Source as a service. Sometimes physically hosting servers just isn\u0026rsquo;t viable. In those cases cloud hosting can be a necessary option. But most cloud hosting come from tech giants like AWS or Google Cloud who sell your data and will censor you if you have the wrong politics. Federated.Computer offers you cheap, easy open source options to get many of the benefits of Big Tech without compromising your privacy. Please use our affiliate link to sign up if you\u0026rsquo;re interested!\nHushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nLive Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our affiliate link if you are interested.\nPrivacy.com - Privacy.com is the best way to pay with fiat online while still protecting your privacy. Create debit card aliases that can be limited based on total amount spends or by vendors. With card aliases you dont have to worry about leaked card info, overcharges or annoying vendors that refuse to cancel your subscription, privacy.com lets you do all of that for free. Please use our referral link and sign up for a free account.\nStart 9 - Start 9 is one of our favorite companies. Local to Denver, Start9 offers home personal servers with their own Operating system, that makes it easy for you to own and host your data out of a physical server that you own. Offers an app store with multiple applications that include Bitcoin and Monero full nodes, Matrix and SimpleX messaging, Vaultwarden for password management, Nextcloud for all sorts of hosting including word docs, music, contacts calendar and so much more.\n"},{"id":1,"href":"/agorism/","title":"Agorism","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If taxation without consent is not robbery, then any band of robbers have only to declare themselves a government, and all their robberies are legalized.” ― Lysander Spooner\nAgorism is a social philosophy that advocates creating a society in which all relations between people are voluntary exchanges by means of counter-economics, engaging with aspects of nonviolent revolution, founded by Samuel Edward Konkin the third. Agorism is a different approach to creating freedom, than electoral politics. Sometimes also known as the concept of \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizens.\u0026rdquo;\nAgorist Communities (International) # Bitcoin Beach - Bitcoin Beach is working to create a sustainable circular Bitcoin economy in El Salvador. Following the dramatic decrease in crime and the governments bitcoin backing, Bitcoin Beach has become one of the best Bitcoin communities in the world. Free Society - Free Society aims to build a new sovereign society by negotiating with an existing government. There are many examples of governments granting another nation sovereignty over a part of their territory, and Free Society believes this is the best way forward. Free State Project - The Free State Project is a movement of thousands of freedom-loving people to New Hampshire. Started in 2003, there are thousands of individuals just like you in New Hampshire. Together, Free Staters have built an incredible, real-life community full of people who value liberty and responsibility. Free Cities - The Free Cities Foundation aims to inspire, inform and connect people to create a global market of living together in Free Cities. Free Cities are self-governing territories that uphold individual rights and freedoms. They aim to create more prosperous and autonomous urban spaces. Freedom Haven - Seasteading org working to build a workable seasteading options. Seasteading is the idea of creating permanent living homes that exist outside government jurisdiction in international waters. Liberland - The Free Republic of Liberland is a small experimental country located on the banks of the Danube River, known as Gornja Siga. Liberland is built on classical liberal (libertarian) ideals which emphasize autonomy and minimize the state\u0026rsquo;s encroachment on individual liberties. Rule of law, bodily autonomy, free trade, freedom of choice, freedom of movement, and others are all core tenets of our fledgling nation. PraxisNation - Praxis Nation builds off the concept of the network state by Balaji Srinivasan. Which theories that in the modern world we can create a decentralized country that can offer many of the benefits of standard country. Praxis aims to offer land, its own currency and eventually citizenship among many other things. Pronomos - Pronomos is a venture capital fund that works to build the \u0026ldquo;cities of tomorrow.\u0026rdquo; Pronomos has worked to fund Prospera, Praxis, and many more starup cities. Prospera - Prospera is a new libertarian smart city located in Honduras, that works as an economic zone largely free of local government taxes. An experimental project that does exist by a government grant, but its working to prove out a new potential model of cities. Learn more with the REASON documentary. Digital Nomad Services # Escapees - Escapees bills itself as an RV club, but it offers many services for a digital nomad lifestyle, including mail forwarding and temporary residences among many other things. Based in the U.S. Liberation Travel - Focuses on helping users find residency in multiple countries primarly including Paraguay, Uruguay, Panama and Georgia. Nomad Capitalist - Nomad Capitalist specializes in legally and ethically reducing your tax rate, diversifying and safeguarding your assets, growing your passport portfolio, and maximizing your freedom. Passports for Crypto - Quickly acquire Citizenship in St. Kitts by purchasing property without ever actually visiting St. Kitts. Planbpassport - A service that helps facilitate second passports. Accepts Bitcoin and very much adopts a \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizen\u0026rdquo; Mindset. General Tools # Agorist Nexus - Agorist Nexus is a hub for free exchange, focusing on the spread of Agorism and connecting the counter-economy Agorist Tax Advice - Paid service to minimize your tax strategy. Live Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our above affiliate link if you are interested. Lost Horizons - Platform with a wide range of topics around opting out of taxes and deconstructing the legal system. Mobazha - Formerly known as Openbazaar, Mobazaha aims to be a decentralized market where people can buy and sell products across the world for various different crypto currencies. One Stupid Fuck - Opt out of the tax structure. Terrible website name and design, but a resource that provides great step by step videos of opting out of the current tax structure. Taxation is Theft App - App that walks people through the logical ideas of taxation being theft. Similar to the not yet launched project \u0026ldquo;The mirror\u0026rdquo; by Larken Rose. Shipping Services # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Sovereign Homesteading # Abundant Acres - A small company that helps you design your sovereign homestead blueprint. Empshield - EMP Shield is the World’s first EMP protection technology for an entire home and vehicle tested to military and UL 1449 standards from ETL. H20 Machine - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. My Patriot Supply - Purchase food and other supplies. Seedarmory.com - Every one of Seed Armory\u0026rsquo;s seed vaults contains only 100% survival grade, 100% heirloom seeds, and are always non-GMO. Seeds, vaults, and packets are kept at low refrigerated temperatures until ready for shipping. Spout Water - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. Works at a much smaller scale than H20 Machine. StealthAngelSurvival.com - Purchase a wide variety of survival gear. Survivalrealty.com - Off grid real estate. "},{"id":2,"href":"/books/","title":"Books","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\nLiberty Tools Book List Welcome to the Liberty Tools Book list! This is our official book recommendations for the best books across a wide range of liberty topics. We do not specifically endorse every idea in these books or by these authors, but we do recommended them as a good place to learn about the topics at hand. Not all of these books are specifically libertarian, but they contain valuable information that could benefit anyone regardless of political philosophy. Find these books here: Anna\u0026rsquo;s Archive and Libgen If you enjoy any of these books please considering purchasing. Category Author Agorism Community Technology Karl Hess New Libertarian Manifesto Samuel Edward Konkin III Agorist Class Theory Wally Conger How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Derrick Broze Anti-Politics Sal Mayweather Anarchy in Practice - Stateless Solutions Community Technology David Freidman New Libertarian Manifesto Walter Block Agorist Class Theory Ryan McMaken How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Hans Herman Hoppe Anti-Politics Robert Murphy The Market for Liberty Morris/Linda Tannehill The New Libertarianism: Anarcho-Capitalism J. Michael Oliver Crypto Anarchy The Genesis Book Aaron Van Wirdun Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of Cryptocurrency Andy Greenberg This Machine Kills Secrets: Julian Assange, The Cypherpunks, and their fight to Empower Whistleblowers Andy Greenberg Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital Age Steven Levy The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age James Dale Davidson, Michael David Axtel Cryptocurrency Digital Gold Nathaniel Popper How Money got Free Patrick Eha Understanding Bitcoin Robert Muprhy and Silas Barta The Bitcoin Standard SaifeDean Ammous The Internet of Money Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Bitcoin Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Ethereum Andreas Antonopolous Hacking Bitcoin Roger Ver The Blocksize War Jonathan Bier Conspiracies Filthy Rich James Patterson All The Shahs Men Steven Kinzer JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters James W. Douglass Chaos Tom O\u0026rsquo;Neill Inventing the AIDS Virus Peter Duesberg The Controlled Demolition of the American Empire Charlie Robinson \u0026amp; Jeff Berwick A Warning from History Corey Hughes The Octopus of Global Control Charlie Robinson One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that gave Rise the Jeffrey Epstein Whitney Webb The Creature From Jekyll Island G Edward Griffin Covid The Real Anthony Fauci Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The War on Ivermectin Pierre Kory The Courage to Face Covid-19 Peter McCullough A Plague Upon Our House Scott Atlas Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19 Matt Ridley Diary of A Psychosis Tom Woods The Pfizer Papers Naomi Wolf Drug War and Prohibition The Economics of Prohibition Mark Thornton American Kingpin Nick Bilton High Price Dr. Carl Hart Chasing the Scream Johann Hari Dreamland: The True Tale of America\u0026rsquo;s Opiate Epidemic Sam Quinones Drug War Addiction Sheriff Bill Masters Gang Leader for A Day Sudhir Venkatesh Economics and History of Economics Economics in One Lesson Henry Hazlitt Basic Economics Thomas Sowell The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard Keynes Mark Skousen History of Money and Banking in the United States Murray Rothbard End the Fed Ron Paul Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles Jesus Huerta de Soto The Fiat Standard SaifeDean Ammous Environment American Serengeti Dan Flores Fossil Future Alex Epstein Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of Antihumanism Robert Zubrin Apocalypse Never Michael Shellenberger The Wizard and The Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow\u0026rsquo;s World Charles C. Mann Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Running With Rhinos Ed Warner Extremist Politics The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics Michael Malice SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought Police Vox Day The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure Greg Lukianoff and Johnathan Haidt Fiction Brave New World Aldous Huxley 1984 George Orwell Animal Farm George Orwell Molon Labe! Kenneth Royce (Boston T Party) Alongside Night J. Niel Schulman Freehold Michael Z. Williamson The Moon is a Harsh Mistress Robert Heinlen The Handmaid’s Tale Margaret Atwood Anthem Ayn Rand The Fountainhead Ayn Rand The Giver Lois Lowery Red Rising Pierce Brown Unintended Consequences John Ross The Probability Broach L. Neil Smith The High Ground Series Doug Casey Enemy of the State F. Paul Wilson Financial Crisis Meltdown Tom Woods Deep Freeze: Iceland\u0026rsquo;s Economic Collapse Phillip Bagus and David Howden Americas Great Depression Murray Rothbard The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last Century Mark Thornton End the Fed Ron Paul Gun Rights Come and Take it: The Gun Printers Guide to Thinking Free Cody Wilson The 10 Myths of Gun Control Jose Nino More Guns Less Crime John Lott Health and Nutrition Death by Food Pyramid Denise Minger Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim It Mary Ruwart The Primal Prescription Doug Mcguff and Robert Murphy Fat for Fuel Dr. Joseph Mercola Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless Health Casey Means and Calley Means Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Blind Spots: The Medicine Gets it Wrong and What it Means For our Health Marty Makary Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity Peter Attia History - General A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell A Peoples History of the United States Howard Zinn Albions\u0026rsquo;s Seed David Hackett Fischer The Dawn Of Everything: A New History of Humanity David Graber A Little History of the World EH Gombrich Debt: The First 5000 Years David Graber History of Government Institutions Legacy of Ashes: A history of the CIA Tim Weiner Enemies: A history of the FBI Tim Weiner The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles and their Secret World War Steven Kinzer Overthrow: Americas Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to Iraq Steven Kinzer History of Socialism The Almost Nearly Perfect People Michael Booth The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel Castro Humberto Fontova The Case Against Socialism Rand Paul History of War and Military The Strategic Logic of Suicide Bombers Robert Pape Enough Already: Time to End the War on Terror Scott Horton Death by Government: Genocide and Mass Murder Since 1900 R.J. Rummel Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catastrophe of Ukraine Scott Horton All the Shahs Men Stephen Kirzner Property Rights Against Intellectual Property Stephan Kinsella (Property Rights) - Freedom on the Frontier Terry Anderson \u0026amp; Peter J Hill How Music Got Free Steven Witt Water Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Space Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Against Intellectual Monopoly Michelle Boldrin \u0026amp; David Levine Intro to Liberty The Law Frederic Bastiat The Road to Serfdom Friedrich Hayek Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom Ron Paul The Revolution Ron Paul Intro to Anarchy No Treason: The Constitution of no Authority Lysander Spooner The Most Dangerous Superstition Larken Rose The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to Obey Michael Huemer The Anarchist\u0026rsquo;s Handbook Organized by Michael Malice Dissenting Electorate: Those Who Refuse to Vote and the Legitimacy of Their Opposition Wendy McElroy Individual Liberty Benjamin Tucker Freedom’s Progress: A History of Political Thought Gerard Casey Living Freedom The Freedom Outlaw\u0026rsquo;s Handbook: 179 Things to Do \u0026rsquo;til the Revolution Claire Wolfe 101 Things to Do \u0026lsquo;Til the Revolution: Ideas and Resources for Self-Liberation, Monkey Wrenching and Preparedness Claire Wolfe Don\u0026rsquo;t Shoot the Bastards (Yet): 101 More Ways to Salvage Freedom Claire Wolfe Net Neutrality The Fallacy of Net Neutrality Thomas Hazlett The Master Switch Tim Wu The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless Technology Thomas Hazlett Code 2.0 Lawrence Lessig Philosophy - General Drive: Understanding the science of Human motivation Daniel Pink Defending the Undefendable Walter Block Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder Nassim Taleb The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion Johnathan Haidt Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World David Epstein Philosophy - Political The Ethics of Liberty Murray Rothbard Anatomy of the State Murray Rothbard An Agorist Primer Samuel Konkin Our Enemy, the State Albert J Nock Police Brutality and the Justice system Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America\u0026rsquo;s Police Forces Radley Balko A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State John Whitehead The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison America Naomi Murakawa The New Jim Crow Michelle Alexander Ghettoside Jill Leovy I Can\u0026rsquo;t Breathe: A Killing on Bay Street Matt Taibbi Justice Before the Law Michael Huemer Revisionist History The Myth of the Robber Barons Burt Folsom The Art of Contrary Thinking Humphrey B. Neill Why American History is Not What They Say: An Introduction to Revisionism Jeff Riggenbach Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong James W. Loewen The Roosevelt Myth John T. Flynn The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary War Thomas J. DiLorenzo Security and Privacy The Art of Invisibility Kevin Mitnick How to Be Invisible J. J. Luna No Place to Hide Glen Greenwald Public Record Edward Snowden The Production of Security Gustave di Molinari Extreme Privacy: How to Disapear on the Internet Michael Bazzell Watchman Privacy Gabriel Custodiet Privacy in Utopia Gabriel Custodiet Schooling and Unschooling Radical Unschooling Dayna Martin The Case against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and Money Bryan Caplan Weapons of Mass Instruction John Taylor Gatto The Absorbent Mind Maria Montessori The College Scam: How America\u0026rsquo;s Universities Are Bankrupting and Brainwashing Away the Future of America\u0026rsquo;s Youth Charlie Kirk Vaccines Turtles All the Way Down Anonymous, Tim Vadnar The Moth in the Iron Lung Forrest Moready Crooked: Manmade Disease Explained Forrest Moready Dissolving Illusions Susan Humphries Vaccines, Autoimmunity and the Changing Nature of Childhood Illness Thomas Cowan "},{"id":3,"href":"/covid/","title":"Covid","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Every single thing that was done in public health in response to the pandemic made it worse.\u0026rdquo; - Peter A. McCullough\nThe Covid19 Lockdowns were the biggest event in our lifetimes. The damage done was immeasurable and still continues to this day. The power centers are looking to continue on with all of the covid tyranny. We must be vigilant in fighting back against the medical industrial complex.\nAnti Covid Orgs # Banners 4 Freedom - An organization dedicated to protesting Covid Mandates using billboards across the world.\nChildren\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense - Children\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense® is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Their mission is to end childhood health epidemics by working aggressively to eliminate harmful exposures, hold those responsible accountable and establish safeguards to prevent future harm. They fight corruption, mass surveillance and censorship that put profits before people as well as advocate for worldwide rights to health freedom and bodily autonomy ^1^\nEvidenceNotFear - An evidence-based guide against all of the Covid madness.\nFeds 4 Med Freedom - Feds for Medical Freedom is fighting for medical freedoms and personal autonomy. They stand against unconstitutional and immoral vaccine mandates that have cost thousands of federal employees and contractors their careers and livelihoods.\nFLCCC Alliance - A group of doctors who got together to push back against the public Covid response. They provide real education on Covid, and demonized treatments like Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine and recovery against.\nGBDeclaration.org - One of the first major organizations to push back against Covid lockdowns. The Great Barrington Declaration is a major worldwide petition sponsored by doctors and scientists against the Covid lockdowns.\nHowbad - Resources for tracking all aspects of specific Covid batchs data, this also includes leaked data, and some aspects of other vaccines and medical malpractice.\nICAN Informed Consent Action Network - Founded in 2016, ICAN was created with the goal of providing every person with the right to informed consent. They believe that by holding regulators accountable through their successful legal actions, individuals will become empowered to make truly informed decisions about their own health and the health of their families. Using an unprecedented legal strategy, ICAN has successfully won lawsuits against Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control, the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration. Founded by Del Bigtree of the Highwire and works regularly with Aaron Siri and his firm.\nLaw Offices of Siri Glimstead - Led by Lawyer Aaron Siri, Siri Glimstead has been at the forefront of defending legal rights against Covid restrictions and damages done by the Covid vaccines, as well as more traditional vaccines. They also focus on other things like civil rights or protection of whistle blowers.\nPhysicians for Informed Consent - Physicians for Informed Consent empowers the public with scientific information about infectious diseases and vaccines.\nPureBloodRegistry - Blood donations for and from people who have not gotten the Covid-19 vaccine.\nThe Highwire - An educational journalistic organization that has been working for years to bring accountability to the world of vaccines and especially Covid vaccines. Founded by Del Bigtree.\nVacSafety - The VSRF’s mission is to advance COVID-19 vaccine safety through scientific research, public education, and advocacy, and to support the vaccine injured. They present the most up-to-date and relevant information on COVID-19 and public health policies, free from corporate press, agenda-driven narratives, and sponsorships with conflict of interest. They encourage questions and an open dialogue of transparency on any medical and scientific information presented.\nFake Mask Websites # Fake Mask Worldwide - A company that sells obviously fake masks, less obviously fake masks and other Covid related items.\nGetUnmask - Breathable masks that look like regular masks. Company now sells other unrelated products as well.\nMedical Drug Purchase # Purchase Medical Drugs including Ivermection and Hydroxychloroquine from high quality third party services.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinil. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nMetrics # ICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nOpen Vaers - Open Vaers takes the CDC\u0026rsquo;s government data from VAERS and makes it much more readable and easy to understand. As of 9/23 there were over 36,000 deaths and over 1.5 million Covid vaccine related reports to VAERS.\nNo-Jab Job Boards # Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types.\nRedballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or Covid nonsense.\nUnjected - Social media for meeting and dating unvaccinated people.\nVaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status.\nVaccine Injured Support # Covid Vax Recovery Guide - A Covid vaccine detox guide written by nutritional scientist and liberty leaning Dr. Chris Masterjohn.\nCovid19CriticalCare.com - An in-depth recovery Post-Vaccine Treatment Protocol guide from the doctors at the FLCC Alliance.\nIronHeart Bloodworks - IronHeart Bloodworks is a new blood bank membership that gives you control over your blood choices during medical procedures. When you need it, IronHeart Bloodworks quickly sends you COVID-19 unvaccinated blood—a unique service in the healthcare industry. You should have the freedom to choose what blood is in your body.\nReact19.org - React19 is a science-based non-profit offering financial, physical, and emotional support for those suffering from long-term COVID-19 vaccine adverse events globally. Their mission is to bring healing to the moms, dads, friends, and loved ones who are facing life-altering side effects from their COVID-19 vaccine. They build bridges between patients and research institutions in order to develop a better understanding of vaccine complications.\nSpike Protein Detox - Peter McCullough\u0026rsquo;s Spike protein Detox protocol. Peter\u0026rsquo;s company also sells a specific Detox Support Formula.\nZelenko Protocol - Dr. Vladimir Zelenko was one of the first doctors to push back on mainstream Covid dogma. While Zelenko has since passed his protocol and supplements are still useful for fighting Covid ^2^\n"},{"id":4,"href":"/deathathletes/","title":"Death Athletes","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;We always knew it was going to happen, it was according to our plan. For our kind, this is nothing.\u0026rdquo; - Cody Wilson\nDeath Athletes refers to a concept going back to Ancient Greece and popularized by 3d Gun Printing Activist Cody Wilson called \u0026ldquo;The Death Athletic\u0026rdquo;. Cody gave a speech at Guns and Bitcoin 2022 talking about the beauty of death given in service to ones beliefs. While not always literal this is often metaphorical, Cody talks about the public death and having been killed in the public as a metaphor. The Death Athletic specifically refers to someone who engaged in practice to promote freedom and was persecuted for doing so. While many people have been prosecuted unfairly, there is a difference between general victims and those who specifically took the risk of fighting the state and lost.\nCheck out the speech here!\nDeath Athletes # Roger Ver - Roger Ver is a freedom activist who was one of the first investors in Bitcoin. Roger has worked as a liberty and Bitcoin activist for over a decade and has made major financial contributions and investments to projects like, DefCad, ShapeShift, FEE, Ross Ulbricht\u0026rsquo;s Legal Defense, Wikileaks, Kraken and many many more. In April 2024 Roger was arrested and detained in Spain on the request of the US government for alleged tax evasion claims in regarding to his exit tax in 2014. Roger is currently looking at a potential 100 year prison sentence for numerous ridiculous legal charges. Roger has been trapped in Spain since April 2024.\nRoss Ulbricht - Ross Ulbricht is the alleged founder and operator of the Silk Road website. The Silk Road offered consumers a safe and trusted way to purchase drugs and other contraband items. Ross was arrested and imprisoned in 2013. He was sentenced to two life sentences plus 40 years and millions of dollars in fines in a corrupt trial. Ross is scheduled to be released as Donald Trump promised to commute his sentence on Day one of his presidency.\nJulian Assange - Julian Assange is one of the greatest journalists of all time. Julian founded Wikileaks in 2006 and has exposed mass public corruption across the world regarding governments and corporations. Julian was forced into home arrest and then asylum for close to a decade based off ridiculous sex charges that were eventually dropped. In 2019 Julian was pulled out of his Asylum and pull into solitary confinement in BellMarsh prison until June 2024. Julian signed a plea deal and was released.\nEdward Snowden - Edward Snowden is a NSA Whistleblower who exposed massive NSA Corruption in 2013, mostly in regards to illegal mass surveillance on citizens. Snowden has been trapped in Russia ever since.\nSamurai Wallet Devs - In May 2024 Samurai Wallets Domain was seized and the two devs known publicly as TDev and Samurai were arrested and charged with money laundering due to the Bitcoin coinjoin functions built into the website.\nTornado Cash Devs - Tornado Cash is a decentralized coinjoin provider for the Ethereum Crypto Currency. In 2022 Tornado Cash was added to the OFACT List and the Devs Roman Storm and Alex Pertsev where charged with Money Laundering.\nAaron Swartz - Internet pioneer and free speech advocate. Creator of the Guerilla Access Open Manifest as well as several other open source technologies, Aaron Swartz tragically killed himself in 2013 thanks to overzealous prosecutors from the DOJ that were threatening Aaron with decades in prison for attempted publishing of copyrighted documents, despite the fact that the document had never been published and the owner of those copyrights Jstore, had actually dropped the charges.\nIan Freemen - Freeman, known for advocating freedom and financial privacy through bitcoin, found himself targeted by federal prosecutors. Initially facing charges including bank fraud and wire fraud, these allegations were eventually dropped due to lack of evidence. The core of the case revolved around money laundering and conspiracy charges. Ultimately, Freeman received a severe sentence of eight years in prison, a $40,000 fine, and forfeiture of $5 million in assets, despite not being convicted of the fraud charges prosecutors initially highlighted.\nCody Wilson - The creator of the Death Athletic concept as well as the founder of Defcad.com and first person to create a 3d printed Gun. Cody has been at the forefront of fighting for 2nd amendment and 1st amendment as they pertain to code and digital rights for over a decade. Cody has been involved in many lawsuits with the federal government as a result and suffered charges for sex crimes in 2018. He is currently free and working for Defcad.\nJay Stark - The anonymous creator of the FGC-9, which stands for \u0026ldquo;Fuck Gun Control.\u0026rdquo; The FGC was the first project to enable the creation of a fully 3d printed gun that did not require any actual gun parts, instead it uses items that can be purchased from conventional stores all over the world. Jay Stark was arrested in April 2021 on suspicions of owning illegal weapons, however none of these weapons were found and he was not taken into custody. Two days later he was found dead sitting in his car in front of his parents house. While the offical cause of death ruled out \u0026ldquo;foul play\u0026rdquo; it is difficult for most to believe that this was simply a coincidence.\n"},{"id":5,"href":"/defense/","title":"Defense","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles.\u0026rdquo; - Jeff Cooper\nWhen any government deprives a citizen of his freedom or property, the individual must take action to publicise his grievances. To this end, I hope to illustrate in the following pages, the futility of gun control, and that no amount of arbitrary legislation can ever prevent those wanting firearms from owning them. The individual who has the ability to construct his own homemade gun can never be permanently disarmed by any level of gun control legislation. - Philip Luty\nDIY Firearms # The 3D Printer has significantly advanced the ease of manufacturing reliable weapons absent the eye of the watchful state. Of course, it is not the only manufacturing tool available, but you will find it the most expedient.\nGetting Started # The following guides provide a basic introduction to 3D printed firearms. If your budget is limited, Creality printers may be the only option. But they are unreliable, and you may spend more time troubleshooting issues than printing. We recommend Prusa for their reliability and unwavering commitment to open source. Bambu Lab printers have recently gained in popularity for their speed, reliability, and multi-material options. However, they have a history of patenting established open source designs, and even more importantly, severely compromise your privacy. More information here. On this principle, we recommend against giving them your money.\nAs you evaluate printers and cad software, keep privacy at the top of your mind. While this practice may currently be legal in your jurisdiction, the state may kidnap and jail you anyway.\nHoffman Tactical The CTRL+PEW Getting Started Guide Ammunition # Fenix Ammunition - Manufactured in the USA by liberty obsessed individuals, and accept Bitcoin for payment. Books # Expedient Homemade Firearms by Philip Luty Expedient Recoilless Launcher: Panzerfaust by Jonathan Wild Communities # Deterrence Dispensed Rocket Chat - Large public group chat for all things 3d printed firearms. FOSSCAD Subreddit - a subreddit focused on 3d printed firearms of all types. However, censorship on reddit continues to grow, and we encourage migration to censorship resistant communities. Files # Most firearm designs are uploaded by individual creators to Odysee. DEFCAD is another source, but requires a paid membership. Most files available on DEFCAD are already available for free on Odysee.\n3D Gun Builder - A comprehensive directory of designs with direct links to Odysee pages. DEFCAD - Many files here are out of date and hosted without the permission of the original developers. GunCad Developer Index - A list of guncad developer Odysee pages. Legal Advocacy Groups # Organizations fighting within the legal system to expand gun rights.\nDefense Distributed Firearm Policy Coalition Rocky Mountain Gun Owners Second Amendment Foundation Merchants # Places to find parts, part kits, tools, ammo, and more..\nParts # Aves Engineering - Glock rails and MAC11 components. Every Gun Part - Exhaustive collection of parts kits (everything but the receiver) and more. Ghost Guns - More parts kits. JSD Supply - Pistol components and more. MAF Arms - Build kits for printed receiver designs. Replicator USA - 3d printed suppressors. Riptide Rails - Glock rails, magazine springs, and other printed firearms components. Newsletters \u0026amp; Podcasts # En Bloc Press - Paid newsletter and podcast focused on the 3d printed firearm space and adjacent politics. Open Source Defense - Weekly newsletter focused on expanding gun rights with \u0026ldquo;0% culture war\u0026rdquo;. Out of Battery Live - Live podcast focused on interviewing guncad developers and builders. Propaganda # Documentaries, talks, and other media.\nDeath Athletic Documentary The New Radical Plastic Defense: Secret 3D Printed Guns in Europe The Plastic Power: A Speech The Unshackled Englishman Resources # GatGPT - A deneutered version of ChatGPT focused on firearms. Shootingbot - Monitors price and availability of ammunition and reloading components. Training # Ok, you can build a firearm in your garage. Now learn how to use it. Before you start LARPING, consider what type of training is most useful. Read this.\nGamut Resolutions - Tactical pistol and carbine classes. Based in Florida but courses are taught in many locations across the US. Guns For Everyone - Free concealed carry classes based out of Colorado. Long Range Shooters of Utah - Multiday courses in shooting up to and beyond 1000 yards in Price, UT. MantisX - MantisX is a gun training system that takes a data-driven approach to helping you achieve shooting mastery with no ammo required. Unlike some dry fire trainers, MANTISX works while attached to ANY firearm (pistol, rifle, or shotgun). By analyzing every shot and generating actionable data, MANTISX helps you improve your accuracy quickly. Solutionary University - Beginner firearm and defense training. Run by Liberty Activist Maj Toure, who has been travelling across the US providing firearms training, particularly in black neighborhoods. Thunder Ranch - Multiday courses in pistol, rifle, and shotgun, founded by Clint Smith and based in Oregon. "},{"id":6,"href":"/education/","title":"Education","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Education and Training # \u0026ldquo;Government schooling is the most radical adventure in history. It kills the family by monopolizing the best times of childhood and by teaching disrespect for home and parents.\u0026rdquo; - John Taylor Gatto\nModern schooling has been terrible for years. Following the covid insanity and the addition of woke politics the schools are proving less and less value by the day. But education can be done through a vareity of methods. In the modern age their are many better ways to educate yourself and your children than traditional school.\nAlternative Schools # Options for schools that are close to the traditional model, but do something different.\nMontessori Schools - Montessori classrooms are ideal workplaces, where children are engaged, energetic, exploring, social, and most of all, learning to take ownership of their own education. They’re also unified communities in which each child understands the responsibility of being an individual student in the class while supporting the learning of others.\nWestern Governors University - While still suffering from some of the issues of traditional education, WGU provides a solid alternative for anyone who still wants to pursue traditional college degrees. Offering Bachelors and Masters programs in IT, Business, Nursing, Finance and Education. WGU is a completely online school, with relatively cheap degree programs that are performance based, meaning you can take the classes at your own pace and are not required to attend classes you dont need.\nAlternatives to School # Liberty Classroom - A wide range of courses. Mostly focused on history but offers other courses on econimics and logics. All courses are taught from a liberty perspective. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. Mises Econ Grad Progam - Economics Grad program that teaches free market Austrian Economics from one of the most prominent liberty focused think tanks. Praxis - Praxis is an intense personal and professional development program for young adults who want to work hard, build skills, learn how to create value, and develop a positive vision of the future for their lives and careers. Praxis is a college alternative that offers a 1 year practical devopment plan that ends up teaching you real world practical skills and connecting you with an intership at the end of your program. School of Life - A course to help you enhance whatever you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Provides biweekly webinars from the best liberty minds to bring your practile and actionable advice for your business, non Profit, cause or whatever else you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. TenToad - A program that helps families transition to a school-free life with a solid foundation of knowledge and the tools to get started with confidence. Embrace living and learning without school. ThinkExodus - Exodus Institute aims to provide families with a quality alternative to public schools, and support homeschool families with enrichment courses that foster critical thinking, academic skills, and counter the left-wing indoctrination found in education, culture, and the media. Unschoolers.org - Unschooling and peaceful parenting educational organization. Unschooling is an alternative to traditional schooling and even home schooling that works to encourage and focus and direct children\u0026rsquo;s natural curiosity. Unschooling Resources with Dayna Martin - Dayna Martin has been living and breathing Unschooling for 2 decades, while also working to educate many others on these principles. You can find many of the best unschooling resources here. Homeschool Resources # Acellusacademy - Acellus Academy is a K-12 online private school located in Kansas City, Missouri as a 501c3. Acellus Academy provides instruction online through distance education via the Acellus Learning System. Acellus, a program of the International Academy of Science, is an online learning system that has been used to provide primary instruction to millions of students in thousands of schools throughout the United States.\nHome School Legal Defense Association - With over 100,000 member families, Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) is the nation’s largest, most trusted homeschool advocacy organization.\nPower Home School - Power Homeschool is the official provider of online Acellus® courses for parents independently homeschooling their children without teacher support. Power is a not an accredited curriculum.\nRon Paul Curriculum - A liberty focused home school curriculum for all grades based on the ideas of former congressman Ron Paul. The curriculum was largely designed by Liberty Classroom founder, Tom Woods.\nTuttle Twins Academy - From the authors of some of the best selling Liberty Kids books, comes the academy for home learning. Catered for kids TTA offers courses in Finances, Logic \u0026amp; Critical Thinking, Entrepreneurship, and many more to come.\n"},{"id":7,"href":"/frontends/","title":"Front Ends","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy. The savage’s whole existence is public, ruled by the laws of his tribe. Civilization is the process of setting man free from men.\u0026rdquo; - Ayn Rand\nPrivacy Front ends are interfaces that interact with well known services that dont respect your privacy. Apps like Youtube or Facebook can be accessed via privacy respecting generally open source apps.\nApple AirPlay # air-pi-play - Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Airplay server using RPiPlay to enable screen mirroring on tvs, monitors and projectors. RPiPlay - An open-source AirPlay mirroring server for the Raspberry Pi. Supports iOS 9 and up. Apple Music # Cider - Cross-platform Apple Music experience based on Electron and Vue.js written from scratch with performance in mind Discord # gtkcord4 - A lightweight Discord client written in Golang which uses GTK3 for the user interface Facebook # SlimSocial - Android, alternative front-end for Facebook, built with Java Frost - An extensive and functional open source third party app for Facebook (Android app) Facebook Messenger # Caprine - Unofficial and privacy-focused Facebook Messenger app with many useful features fb-messenger-cli - Use your Facebook account to chat with your friends sneakily in the command line, it\u0026rsquo;s as easy as logging in, choosing a convo and chatting away Google Search # LibreX - Privacy-respecting free meta-search engine (free as in freedom). Small and simple meta-search engine, fetches and anonymizes results from Google only, has API support, allows redirects to Invidious/Bibliogram/Nitter/Libreddit.\nSearXNG - SearXNG is a free internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from various search services and databases. Users are neither tracked nor profiled (SearXNG is a fork of Searx).\nSearx - Searx is a free privacy-respecting internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from more than 70 search services. Users are neither tracked nor profiled. Additionally, Searx can be used over Tor for online anonymity.\nWhoogle Search - A self-hosted, ad-free, privacy-respecting metasearch engine for Google.\nGoogle Translate # Crow Translate - Simple and lightweight cross-platform translator that allows translation using LibreTranslate, Lingva, Google, Bing, and Yandex, as well as text-to-speech using Google.\nDeepL Android - Unofficial Android client for DeepL.\nInstaLate - Distraction-free translation for Android, to be used directly from within any app. Supports Beolingus, DeepL, Dict.cc, GNU CIDE, Heinzelnisse, LibreTranslate, Linguee, WikDict, and Wiktionary.\nLingva Translate - Alternative front-end for Google Translate, serving as a free and open-source translator with over a hundred languages available.\nSimplyTranslate - Provide fast and private translations to the user without wasting much overhead for extensive styling or JavaScript. Supports Google Translate, DeepL, ICIBA, and LibreTranslate.\nSimplyTranslate Mobile - Unofficial Android client of SimplyTranslate.\nHacker News # Hackers - A native iOS app for Hacker News.\nHackerweb - A simply readable Hacker News web app.\nHckrnws - A custom front-end for a better reading experience of HackerNews.\nHN-search - Algolia Hacker News search.\nHNTopLinks - Top Links on Hacker News.\nImgur # Imgin - Minimal Imgur front end Imgrs - Imgrs is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. It\u0026rsquo;s a Rust rewrite of a previous Imgur proxy project, Omgur. Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/imgrs Omgur - Omgur is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. Inspired by the Invidious, Nitter, and Teddit projects. No JavaScript or ads All requests go through the Omgur backend, client never talks to Imgur Prevents Imgur from tracking your IP or JavaScript fingerprint Lightweight Self-hostable Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/omgur Rimgo - Self-hosted frontend for Imgur written in Go. Website: https://i.bcow.xyz/ Rimgu - Self-hosted alternative frontend/ proxy for Imgur Instagram # Bibliogram - Bibliogram is an alternative front-end for Instagram. Public instances: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/bibliogram-docs/tree/master/docs/Instances.md Mastodon # Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Hyperspace - cross-platform Mastodon client for the fediverse written in TypeScript and React Pinafore - Alternative web client for Mastodon, focused on speed and simplicity Sengi - cross-platform multi-account Mastodon \u0026amp; Pleroma desktop client TheDesk - cross-platform Mastodon \u0026amp; Misskey desktop client Tootle - simple GTK-based Linux Mastodon client Tusky - lightweight Android Mastodon client Medium # Scribe - Alternative front-end to Medium.com Other services # ArchiveBox - Open source self-hosted web archiving. Takes URLs/browser history/bookmarks/Pocket/Pinboard/etc., saves HTML, JS, PDFs, media, and more etherpad-lite - Collaborative rich text editor. A modern really-real-time collaborative document editor Gitea - Lightweight git server. Git with a cup of tea, painless self-hosted git service Hedgedoc - Collaborative markdown editor. A platform to write and share markdown Librarian - Alternative frontend for LBRY / Odysee.com MediathekViewWeb - Video content of German public-service television broadcasters (e.g. ARD, ZDF) Official instance: mediathekviewweb.de NoPaste - NoPaste is an open-source website similar to Pastebin where you can store any piece of code, and generate links for easy sharing PrivateBin - Zero knowledge encrypted paste-bin. A minimalist, open source online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data. Data is encrypted/decrypted in the browser using 256 bits AES Snapdrop - Similar to Apple\u0026rsquo;s Airdrop but in your browser. A Progressive Web App for local file sharing Vaultwarden - Password manager. Unofficial Bitwarden compatible server written in Rust, formerly known as bitwarden_rs Wikiless - A free open source alternative Wikipedia front-end focused on privacy Reddit # Due to recent changes with the Reddit API Policy you may have mixed success with these. These are kept here in the event that this changes, but otherwise these are mostly dead projects\nDawn - Open-source Reddit app Available on F-Droid Forked from Dank: https://github.com/saket/Dank Eddrit - Alternative front-end for Reddit, inspired by Nitter, built with Python \u0026amp; Starlette. Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Infinity - Reddit client for Android Available on F-Droid junipf/reddit-frontend - A reddit front-end written in React Official instance: https://jpf-reddit.netlify.app kddit - uWSGI frontend for Reddit.com written in Python Official instance: https://kddit.kalli.st Libreddit - Alternative front-end for Reddit. Themed around Reddit\u0026rsquo;s new design - Lightweight, no JavaScript, no ads, no tracking. Official instance: libredd.it Public instances: https://github.com/spikecodes/libreddit#instances RedditClient - Alternative front-end for Reddit, built with Angular Roffline - A self-hosted offline Reddit server. It allows you to browse Reddit posts (including any media in the post) while offline. It is targeted at people that have intermittent internet Snew - Open-source client for Reddit forked from the Reddit source code. Slide - Open source, ad free Reddit browser for Android Available on F-Droid Stealth - Account-free, privacy-oriented, and feature-rich Reddit client. Available on F-Droid Teddit - Alternative Reddit front-end focused on privacy - Lightweight, no ads, no JavaScript, unofficial API. Official instance: https://teddit.net Public instances: https://github.com/teddit-net/teddit#instances Github mirror repository Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Teddit Top of Reddit - Top Reddit posts every day. Troddit: A web client for Reddit Official instance: https://www.troddit.com Updoot - Android, alternative front-end for Reddit. Xeddit - A Xamarin.Forms app for Reddit. Official instance: xeddit.com Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Xeddit Redirection # Farside - Farside provides links that automatically redirect to working instances of privacy-oriented alternative frontends, such as Nitter, Libreddit, etc. This allows for users to have more reliable access to the available public instances for a particular service, while also helping to distribute traffic more evenly across all instances and avoid performance bottlenecks and rate-limiting. LibRedirect - App that redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends. If you click on a link of a Youtube like it will redirect to you to Newpipe, Twitter to nitter, Wikipedia to Wikiless etc. Privacy Redirect - A simple web extension that redirects Twitter, YouTube, Instagram \u0026amp; Google Maps requests to privacy friendly alternatives Firefox Add-On: Privacy Redirect Chrome Extension: Privacy Redirect UntrackMe - UntrackMe transforms Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Reddit and Medium and Wikipedia links to links of open source, privacy friendly front-ends. Converts Google Maps links to OpenStreetMap links. Removes tracking parameters from any url. Then delegates the action to other apps that are capable of handling them. (Android app) Watch on Odysee - Browser add on that redirects you from YouTube to odysee a decentralized Youtube alternative libredirect - A web extension that redirects popular sites to alternative privacy-friendly frontends and backends. Actively maintained fork of Privacy Redirect that supports Youtube, Youtube Music, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, Imgur, Reddit, Searx, Google Translate, Google Maps, Wikipedia, and Medium Reuters # Neuters - An alternative front-end to Reuters.com. It is intended to be lightweight and fast, and was heavily inspired by Nitter Official instance: https://boxcat.site Shazam # SongRec - Open-source Shazam client for Linux, written in Rust. Spotify # Downtify - Open source Spotify ripper. Kotify - Requires Spotify Account - Multiplatform desktop client for Spotify focused on library organization for power users. Relies on official Spotify client for playback Librespot - Requires Spotify Premium Account - librespot is an open source client library for Spotify. It enables applications to use Spotify\u0026rsquo;s service to control and play music via various backends, and to act as a Spotify Connect receiver. It is an alternative to the official and now deprecated closed-source libspotify. Additionally, it will provide extra features which are not available in the official library Oggify - Download Spotify tracks to Ogg Vorbis (with a Spotify premium account), based on librespot psst - Fast and multi-platform Spotify client with native GUI Spot: Gtk/Rust native Spotify client for the GNOME desktop. Only works with premium accounts Spotiqueue - Minimalistic queue-oriented macOS-native client for Spotify, with Guile Scheme scriptability Spotiflyer - Download free content from Youtube, Spotify, Sound Cloud and more Spotube: A lightweight and free Spotify crossplatform-client which handles playback manually, streams music using Youtube \u0026amp; no Spotify premium account is needed SpotX: Modified Spotify Client for Windows (Windows Only) - Blocking ads and updates for the desktop version of Spotify, disabling podcasts and more Telegram # Telegram-FOSS - Unofficial, FOSS-friendly fork of the original Telegram client for Android. TikTok # ProxiTok - Open source alternative frontend for TikTok made with PHP. Official instance: https://proxitok.herokuapp.com Twitch # ElectronPlayer - Electron Based Web Video Services Player. Supports Netflix, Youtube, Twitch, Floatplane, Hulu and more streamlink-twitch-gui - Multi platform Twitch.tv browser for Streamlink Twire: Alternative and open source Twitch client for Android Xtra - Twitch player and browser for Android Twitter/X # Due to recent changes with the Twitter API Policy you may have mixed success with these.\nFritter - A free, open-source Twitter client for Android. Harpy - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Flutter/Dart. Nitter - Alternative Twitter front-end - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Official instance: nitter.net Public instances: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances Example: Troy Hunt on Twitter and Nitter Shitter - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Java. Tweet-app - Desktop Twitter client only for tweeting. Timeline never shows up. Tweeterr - A tool to use Twitter from the command line on the fly. Tweepy - Twitter for Python Twidere X - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built mostly with Kotlin, in early stage. YouTube # Alltube - Web GUI for youtube-dl AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. BlackHole - Android music player app for YouTube Music and Spotify made with Flutter CloudTube - Alternative front-end for Invidious Official instance: https://tube.cadence.moe Installation guide for self-hosting: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/tube-docs/tree/main/item/docs/cloudtube/Installing%20CloudTube.md FreeTube - Open source YouTube desktop player for privacy on Windows, Mac and Linux Invidious - Invidious is an alternative front-end to YouTube - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Home page: https://invidious.io Invidious instances (Github): https://github.com/iv-org/documentation/blob/master/Invidious-Instances.md Invidious instances API: https://api.invidious.io Installation guide for self-hosting: https://docs.invidious.io/Installation.md Invidious-viewer - Python application to watch YouTube videos through the Invidious API, in the terminal (requires MPV player and libmpv.so, provided by Linux distro) Invuedious - An alternative frontend for invidious built with vue.js Official instance: https://bocchilorenzo.github.io/invuedious/ LibreTube - Android frontend for YouTube, based on Piped minitube - Lightweight youtube client with a kid-friendly interface. Can make playlists from search keywords mps-youtube - Terminal based YouTube player and downloader. NewPipe - A libre lightweight streaming front-end for Android oleksis/youtube-dl-gui - Cross-platform front-end GUI of the popular youtube-dl written in wxPython OpenVideoDownloader aka jely2002/youtube-dl-gui - A cross-platform GUI for youtube-dl made in Electron and node.js Piped - An alternative privacy-friendly YouTube frontend which is efficient by design - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking Official instance: https://piped.kavin.rocks List of public instances: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped/wiki/Instances Installation guide for self-hosting: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Documentation/blob/main/content/docs/self-hosting/index.md pipe-viewer - A lightweight application (fork of straw-viewer) for searching and playing videos from YouTube. Plumber - Local and remote video trimmer, can trim parts of video without downloading whole video, utilizes youtube-dl, allows conversion to GIFs smtube - Stand-alone YouTube video player Website: https://www.smtube.org SMTube is part of SMPlayer SMPlayer website: https://www.smplayer.info SMPlayer repository: https://github.com/smplayer-dev/smplayer SmartTubeNext - SmartTubeNext is an advanced YouTube app for Android TVs and TV boxes, free and open source. It is not a live TV client and does not support \u0026ldquo;YouTube TV\u0026rdquo;. SkyTube - An open-source YouTube app for Android. Tartube - A GUI front-end for youtube-dl, partly based on youtube-dl-gui and written in Python 3 / Gtk 3 th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). TubeArchivist - A self hosted YouTube media server. TubeSync - TubeSync is a PVR (personal video recorder) for YouTube. It syncs YouTube channels and playlists to a locally hosted media server. ViewTube - An alternative front-end for YouTube, written in Vue.js, uses Plyr video player; supports SponsorBlock, multiple Invidious instances support, chapters Vividl - Modern Windows GUI for youtube-dl Youtube-dl - Command-line program to download videos from YouTube.com and other video sites Youtube-viewer - Lightweight YouTube client for Linux YouTube.js - Full-featured wrapper around the Innertube API, which is what YouTube itself uses uYouPlus - uYouPlus (uYou+) is an alternative YouTube app for Apple\u0026rsquo;s iOS and iPadOS. yattee - Alternative YouTube frontend for iOS, tvOS and macOS built with Invidious and Piped, supports sponsorblock yt-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously without forcing javascript (Fork of youtube-local) yt-dlp - A youtube-dl fork with additional features and fixes. ytcc - Command line tool to keep track of your favorite playlists on YouTube and many other places. Can import youtube subscriptions from Google Takeout and provide them as an RSS feed for your favorite reader. ytfzf - A POSIX script that helps you find Youtube videos (without API) and opens/downloads them using mpv/youtube-dl. ytmdl - A simple app to get songs from YouTube in mp3 format with artist name, album name etc from sources like iTunes, LastFM, Deezer, Gaana etc. ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. ytdl-gui - A simple-to-use, cross-platform graphical interface for youtube-dl youtube-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously and with greater page performance ytcast - Cast YouTube videos to your smart TV from the command line. This program does roughly the same thing as the \u0026ldquo;Play on TV\u0026rdquo; button that appears on the player bar when you visit youtube.com with Chrome or when you use the YouTube smartphone app YouTube Music # AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. "},{"id":8,"href":"/hacking/","title":"Hacking","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The truth is revealed by removing things that stand in its light, an art not unlike sculpture, in which the artist creates, not by building, but by hacking away.\u0026rdquo; - Alan Watts\nWelcome to the Hacking section of Liberty tools! Hacking should be used to increase your knowledge and harden your defenses. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAnonymity # BinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\nI2P - The Invisible Internet Project.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nNipe - Script to redirect all traffic from the machine to the Tor network.\nOnionScan - One of the Hacking Tools for investigating the Dark Web by finding operational security issues introduced by Tor hidden service operators.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nTor - Free software and onion routed overlay network that helps you defend against traffic analysis.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nBug Bounty Platforms # Bugcrowd List - List of many companies that provide bug bounties. CTF(Capture the flag) # Ctf-tools - Collection of setup scripts to install various security research tools easily and quickly deployable to new machines.\nPwntools - Rapid exploit development framework built for use in CTFs.\nRsaCtfTool - Decrypt data enciphered using weak RSA keys, and recover private keys from public keys using a variety of automated attacks.\nDDoS # HOIC - Updated version of Low Orbit Ion Cannon, has ‘boosters’ to get around common counter measures.\nJS LOIC - JavaScript in-browser version of LOIC.\nLOIC - Open source network stress tool for Windows.\nSlowLoris - DoS tool that uses low bandwidth on the attacking side.\nT50 - Faster network stress tool.\nUFONet - Abuses OSI layer 7 HTTP to create/manage ‘zombies’ and to conduct different attacks using; GET/POST, multithreading, proxies, origin spoofing methods, cache evasion techniques, etc.\nDefense Evasion # AntiVirus Evasion Tool (AVET) - Post-process exploits containing executable files targeted for Windows machines to avoid being recognized by antivirus software.\nHyperion - Runtime encryptor for 32-bit portable executables (“PE .exes”).\nPeCloak.py - Automates the process of hiding a malicious Windows executable from antivirus (AV) detection.\nPeCloakCapstone - Multi-platform fork of the peCloak.py automated malware antivirus evasion tool.\nUniByAv - Simple obfuscator that takes raw shellcode and generates Anti-Virus friendly executables by using a brute-forcable, 32-bit XOR key.\nVeil - Generate metasploit payloads that bypass common anti-virus solutions.\nDefcon Suggested Reading # Defcon Suggested Reading Email Spoofing # SpoofBox - Offers email, SMS, Phone spoofing and lots of other tools. Not a free service. Can also be used to look up phone numbers. Exploit Development # Exploit Writing Tutorials - Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nShellcode Examples - Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial - Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nFile Format Analysis # Hachoir - Python library to view and edit a binary stream as tree of fields and tools for metadata extraction.\nKaitai Struct - File formats and network protocols dissection language and web IDE, generating parsers in C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby.\nVeles - Binary data visualization and analysis tool.\nForensics # Autopsy - Full suite of open source forensics tools.\nCAINE - CAINE is Linux Live CD that contains a wealth of digital forensic tools. Features include a user-friendly GUI, semi-automated report creation and tools for Mobile Forensics, Network Forensics, Data Recovery and more.\nFTK Imager - Open Source Disk imaging tool.\nPaladin Forensic Suite - Live Ubuntu distro with lots of tools. Open source with free and paid versions.\nSIFT Workstation - The SIFT Workstation is a collection of free and open-source incident response and forensic tools designed to perform detailed digital forensic examinations in a variety of settings, all built inside an Ubuntu VM.\nSMART - Open source sampling of many proprietary forensics tools.\nGNU/Linux Utilities # Linux Exploit Suggester - Heuristic reporting on potentially viable exploits for a given GNU/Linux system. Hacking Focused OSINT # AQUATONE - Subdomain discovery tool utilizing various open sources producing a report that can be used as input to other tools.\nBinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\nDataSploit - OSINT visualizer utilizing Shodan, Censys, Clearbit, EmailHunter, FullContact, and Zoomeye behind the scenes.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\ngithub-dorks - CLI tool to scan Github repos/organizations for potential sensitive information leak.\nIntrigue - Automated OSINT \u0026amp; Attack Surface discovery framework with powerful API, UI and CLI.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nShodan - World’s first search engine for Internet-connected devices.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSn1per - One of the Hacking Tools for Automated Pentest Recon Scanner.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\nThreat Crowd - Search engine for threats.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nvcsmap - Plugin-based tool to scan public version control systems for sensitive information.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nHacking Conventions # 44Con - Annual Security Conference held in London.\nAppSecUSA - Annual conference organized by OWASP.\nBalCCon - Balkan Computer Congress, annually held in Novi Sad, Serbia.\nBlack Hat - Annual security conference in Las Vegas.\nBruCON - Annual security conference in Belgium.\nCarolinaCon - Infosec conference, held annually in North Carolina.\nCCC - Annual meeting of the international hacker scene in Germany.\nCHCon - Christchurch Hacker Con, Only South Island of New Zealand hacker con.\nDeepSec - Security Conference in Vienna, Austria.\nDefCamp - Largest Security Conference in Eastern Europe, held annually in Bucharest, Romania.\nDEF CON - Annual hacker convention in Las Vegas. Known for having a left wing bias.\nEkoparty - Largest Security Conference in Latin America, held annually in Buenos Aires, Argentina.\nFSec - FSec - Croatian Information Security Gathering in Varaždin, Croatia.\nHack3rCon - Annual US hacker conference.\nHack.lu - Annual conference held in Luxembourg.\nHackfest - Largest hacking conference in Canada.\nHITB - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nHacking In The Box - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nInfosecurity Europe - Europe’s number one information security event, held in London, UK.\nLayerOne - Annual US security conference held every spring in Los Angeles.\nNullcon - Annual conference in Delhi and Goa, India.\nPhreakNIC - Technology conference held annually in middle Tennessee.\nRSA Conference USA - Annual security conference in San Francisco, California, USA.\nShmooCon - Annual US East coast hacker convention.\nSkyDogCon - Technology conference in Nashville.\nSummerCon - One of the oldest hacker conventions, held during Summer.\nSwiss Cyber Storm - Annual security conference in Lucerne, Switzerland.\nThotCon - Annual US hacker conference held in Chicago.\nTroopers - Annual international IT Security event with workshops held in Heidelberg, Germany.\nVirus Bulletin Conference - Annual conference going to be held in Denver, USA for 2016.\nHash Cracking # BruteForce Wallet - Find the password of an encrypted wallet file (i.e. wallet.dat).\nCeWL - Generates custom wordlists by spidering a target’s website and collecting unique words.\nHashcat - Another One of the Hacking Tools The more fast hash cracker.\nJohn the Ripper - One of the best Hacking Tools for Fast password cracker.\nJWT Cracker - Simple HS256 JWT token brute force cracker.\nRar Crack - RAR bruteforce cracker.\nHex Editors # 0xED – Native macOS hex editor that supports plug-ins to display custom data types.\nFrhed – Binary file editor for Windows.\nHexEdit.js – Browser-based hex editing.\nHexinator – World’s finest (proprietary, commercial) Hex Editor.\nInformation Security Magazines # 2600: The Hacker Quarterly – American publication about technology and computer “underground.”\nPhrack Magazine – By far the longest running hacker zine.\nUnredacted Magazine - The official magazine from Michael Bazzell author of Extreme Privacy.\nLock Picking Resources # Awesome Lockpicking – Awesome guides, tools, and other resources about the security and compromise of locks, safes, and keys.\nBosnianbill – More lockpicking videos.\nSchuyler Towne channel – Lockpicking videos and security talks.\n/r/lockpicking – Resources for learning lockpicking, equipment recommendations.\nmacOS Utilities # Bella – Pure Python post-exploitation data mining and remote administration tool for macOS. Multi-paradigm Frameworks # Armitage – Java-based GUI front-end for the Metasploit Framework.\nExploitPack – Graphical tool for automating penetration tests that ships with many pre-packaged exploits.\nFaraday – Multiuser integrated pentesting environment for red teams performing cooperative penetration tests, security audits, and risk assessments.\nMetasploit – Post exploitation Hacking Tools for offensive security teams to help verify vulnerabilities and manage security assessments.\nPupy – Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android) remote administration and post-exploitation tool.\nNetwork Tools # BetterCAP – Modular, portable and easily extensible MITM framework.\nCloudFail – Unmask server IP addresses hidden behind Cloudflare by searching old database records and detecting misconfigured DNS.\nCrackMapExec – A swiss army knife for pentesting networks.\nDebookee – Simple and powerful network traffic analyzer for macOS.\nDET – Proof of concept to perform data exfiltration using either single or multiple channel(s) at the same time.\nDgcd – Simple Unix network utility to extend the accessibility of TCP/IP based network services beyond firewalls.\nDnsmap – One of the Hacking Tools for Passive DNS network mapper.\nDnsrecon – One of the Hacking Tools for DNS enumeration script.\nDnschef – Highly configurable DNS proxy for pentesters.\nDnsenum – Perl script that enumerates DNS information from a domain, attempts zone transfers, performs a brute force dictionary style attack, and then performs reverse look-ups on the results.\nDnstracer – Determines where a given DNS server gets its information from, and follows the chain of DNS servers.\nDNSDumpster – One of the Hacking Tools for Online DNS recon and search service.\nDshell – Network forensic analysis framework.\nDsniff – Collection of tools for network auditing and pentesting.\nDripcap – Caffeinated packet analyzer.\nEvilgrade – Modular framework to take advantage of poor upgrade implementations by injecting fake updates.\nEttercap – Comprehensive, mature suite for machine-in-the-middle attacks.\nImpacket – A collection of Python classes for working with network protocols.\nIntercepter-NG – Multifunctional network toolkit.\nMass Scan – Best Hacking Tools for TCP port scanner, spews SYN packets asynchronously, scanning entire Internet in under 5 minutes.\nMallory – HTTP/HTTPS proxy over SSH.\nMitmproxy – Interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy for penetration testers and software developers.\nMorpheus – Automated ettercap TCP/IP Hacking Tools.\nNetsniff-ng – Swiss army knife for network sniffing.\nNetwork-Tools.com – Website offering an interface to numerous basic network utilities like ping, traceroute, whois, and more.\nNmap – Free security scanner for network exploration \u0026amp; security audits.\nPassivedns – Network sniffer that logs all DNS server replies for use in a passive DNS setup.\nPassivedns-client – Library and query tool for querying several passive DNS providers.\nPig – One of the Hacking Tools for GNU/Linux packet crafting.\nPwnat – Punches holes in firewalls and NATs.\nPraeda – Automated multi-function printer data harvester for gathering usable data during security assessments.\nPrinter Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) – Tool for printer security testing capable of IP and USB connectivity, fuzzing, and exploitation of PostScript, PJL, and PCL printer language features.\nRoutersploit – Open source exploitation framework similar to Metasploit but dedicated to embedded devices.\nScanless – Utility for using websites to perform port scans on your behalf so as not to reveal your own IP.\nScapy – Python-based interactive packet manipulation program \u0026amp; library.\nSPARTA – Graphical interface offering scriptable, configurable access to existing network infrastructure scanning and enumeration tools.\nSSH MITM – Intercept SSH connections with a proxy; all plaintext passwords and sessions are logged to disk.\nTcpdump/libpcap – Common packet analyzer that runs under the command line.\nWireshark – Widely-used graphical, cross-platform network protocol analyzer.\nXRay – Network (sub)domain discovery and reconnaissance automation tool.\nZarp – Network attack tool centered around the exploitation of local networks.\nZmap – Open source network scanner that enables researchers to easily perform Internet-wide network studies.\nOperating Systems # Best Linux Penetration Testing Distributions @ CyberPunk – Description of main penetration testing distributions.\nCuckoo – Open source automated malware analysis system.\nComputer Aided Investigative Environment (CAINE) – Italian GNU/Linux live distribution created as a digital forensics project.\nCSILinux - CSI\u0026rsquo;s mission is to equip you with the most advanced tools in digital forensics, OSINT, and incident response.\nDigital Evidence \u0026amp; Forensics Toolkit (DEFT) – Live CD for forensic analysis runnable without tampering or corrupting connected devices where the boot process takes place.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nSecurity @ Distrowatch – Website dedicated to talking about, reviewing, and keeping up to date with open source operating systems.\nTails – Live OS aimed at preserving privacy and anonymity.\nPhysical Hacking Tools # Anof-cyber/APTRS - APTRS (Automated Penetration Testing Reporting System) is an automated reporting tool in Python and Django. The tool allows Penetration testers to create a report directly without using the Traditional Docx file. It also provides an approach to keeping track of the projects and vulnerabilities.\nCanarytokens.org - Canarytokens are a free, quick, painless way to help defenders discover they\u0026rsquo;ve been breached by having attackers announce themselves. These are digital honeypots you can configure on your own network.\nFlipperzero.one - Flipper Zero is a portable multi-tool for pentesters and geeks in a toy-like body. It loves hacking digital stuff, such as radio protocols, access control systems, hardware and more. It\u0026rsquo;s fully open-source and customizable, so you can extend it in whatever way you like. Check out more firmware options here\nHak5.org - Sells many hacking for wifi pentesting, hotplug attacks, implants, remote access field kits and more. Breakdown of multiple tools\nLAN Turtle – Covert “USB Ethernet Adapter” that provides remote access, network intelligence gathering, and MITM capabilities when installed in a local network.\nPoisontap – Siphons cookies, exposes internal (LAN-side) router and installs web backdoor on locked computers.\nUSB Rubber Ducky – Customizable keystroke injection attack platform masquerading as a USB thumbdrive.\nWiFi Pineapple – Wireless auditing and penetration testing platform.\nPenetration Testing Resources # Pentest Tools # Metasploit Unleashed - Free Offensive Security Metasploit course.\nMITRE’s Adversarial Tactics, Techniques \u0026amp; Common Knowledge (ATT\u0026amp;CK) – Curated knowledge base and model for cyber adversary behavior.\nOpen Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM) – Framework for providing test cases that result in verified facts on which to base decisions that impact an organization’s security.\nOpen Web Application Security Project (OWASP) – Worldwide not-for-profit charitable organization focused on improving the security of especially Web-based and Application-layer software.\nPenetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) – Documentation designed to provide a common language and scope for performing and reporting the results of a penetration test.\nPenetration Testing Framework (PTF) – Outline for performing penetration tests compiled as a general framework usable by vulnerability analysts and penetration testers alike.\nPENTEST-WIKI – Free online security knowledge library for pentesters and researchers.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nShellcode Examples – Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial – Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nXSS-Payloads – Ultimate resource for all things cross-site including payloads, tools, games and documentation.\nPenetration Testing Distributions # ArchStrike – Arch GNU/Linux repository for security professionals and enthusiasts.\nAttifyOS – GNU/Linux distribution focused on tools useful during Internet of Things (IoT) security assessments.\nBackBox – Ubuntu-based distribution for penetration tests and security assessments.\nBlackArch – Arch GNU/Linux-based distribution with best Hacking Tools for penetration testers and security researchers.\nFedora Security Lab – Provides a safe test environment to work on security auditing, forensics, system rescue and teaching security testing methodologies.\nKali – GNU/Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing Hacking Tools.\nNetwork Security Toolkit (NST) – Fedora-based bootable live operating system designed to provide easy access to best-of-breed open source network security applications.\nParrot – Distribution similar to Kali, with multiple architectures with 100 of Hacking Tools.\nPentoo – Security-focused live CD based on Gentoo.\nThe Pentesters Framework – Distro organized around the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES), providing a curated collection of utilities that eliminates often unused toolchains.\nDocker for Penetration Testing # docker pull kalilinux/kali-linux-docker docker pull owasp/zap2docker-stable docker pull wpscanteam/wpscan docker pull citizenstig/dvwa docker pull wpscanteam/vulnerablewordpress docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-6271 docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-0160 docker pull opendns/security-ninjas docker pull diogomonica/docker-bench-security docker pull ismisepaul/securityshepherd docker pull danmx/docker-owasp-webgoat docker-compose build \u0026amp;\u0026amp; docker-compose up docker pull citizenstig/nowasp docker pull bkimminich/juice-shop docker pull phocean/msf Penetration Testing Report Templates # Pentesting Report Template – lucideus.com template.\nPentesting Report Template – pcisecuritystandards.org template.\nPublic Pentesting Reports – Curated list of public penetration test reports released by several consulting firms and academic security groups.\nRansomware Recovery # Nomoreransom - Help detect what kind of ransomware encryption you’re affected by and free tools to unlock it, in many but not all cases. Reverse Engineering Tools # Binwalk – Fast, easy to use tool for analyzing, reverse engineering, and extracting firmware images.\nCapstone – Lightweight multi-platform, multi-architecture disassembly framework.\ndnSpy – One of the Hacking Tools to reverse engineer .NET assemblies.\nEvan’s Debugger – OllyDbg-like debugger for GNU/Linux.\nFrida – Dynamic instrumentation toolkit for developers, reverse-engineers, and security researchers.\nImmunity Debugger – Powerful way to write exploits and analyze malware.\nInteractive Disassembler (IDA Pro) – Proprietary multi-processor disassembler and debugger for Windows, GNU/Linux, or macOS; also has a free version, IDA Free.\nMedusa – Open source, cross-platform interactive disassembler.\nOllyDbg – x86 debugger for Windows binaries that emphasizes binary code analysis.\nPeda – Python Exploit Development Assistance for GDB.\nPlasma – Interactive disassembler for x86/ARM/MIPS. Generates indented pseudo-code with colored syntax code.\nPyREBox – Python scriptable Reverse Engineering sandbox by Cisco-Talos.\nRadare2 – Open source, crossplatform reverse engineering framework.\nrVMI – Debugger on steroids; inspect userspace processes, kernel drivers, and preboot environments in a single tool.\nVoltron – Extensible debugger UI toolkit written in Python.\nWDK/WinDbg – Windows Driver Kit and WinDbg.\nx64dbg – Open source x64/x32 debugger for windows.\nSecurity Courses # ARIZONA CYBER WARFARE RANGE – 24×7 live fire exercises for beginners through real world operations; capability for upward progression into the real world of cyber warfare.\nComputer Security Student – Many free tutorials, great for beginners, $10/mo membership unlocks all content.\nCTF Field Guide – Everything you need to win your next CTF competition.\nCybrary – Free courses in ethical hacking and advanced penetration testing. Advanced penetration testing courses are based on the book ‘Penetration Testing for Highly-Secured Environments’.\nEuropean Union Agency for Network and Information Security – ENISA Cyber Security Training material.\nOffensive Security Training – Training from BackTrack/Kali developers.\nOpen Security Training – Training material for computer security classes.\nSANS Security Training – Computer Security Training \u0026amp; Certification.\nSide-channel Tools # ChipWhisperer – Complete open-source toolchain for side-channel power analysis and glitching attacks. Social Engineering # Beelogger – Tool for generating keylooger.\nCatphish – Tool for phishing and corporate espionage written in Ruby.\nEvilginx – MITM attack framework used for phishing credentials and session cookies from any Web service.\nKing Phisher – One of the Hacking Tools for Phishing campaign toolkit used for creating and managing multiple simultaneous phishing attacks with custom email and server content.\nSocial Engineer Toolkit (SET) – Open source pentesting framework designed for social engineering featuring a number of custom attack vectors to make believable attacks quickly.\nSocial Engineering Framework – Information resource for social engineers.\nwifiphisher – Automated phishing attacks against WiFi networks.\nStatic Analyzers # Bandit – Security oriented static analyser for python code.\nBrakeman – Static analysis security vulnerability scanner for Ruby on Rails applications.\nCppcheck – Extensible C/C++ static analyzer focused on finding bugs.\nFindBugs – Free software static analyzer to look for bugs in Java code.\nSobelow – Security-focused static analysis for the Phoenix Framework.\nTransport Layer Security Tools # SSLyze – Fast and comprehensive TLS/SSL configuration analyzer to help identify security mis-configurations.\nTLS Prober – Fingerprint a server’s SSL/TLS implementation.\nTestssl.sh – Command line tool which checks a server’s service on any port for the support of TLS/SSL ciphers, protocols as well as some cryptographic flaws.\nTools, Lists, Tutorials etc. # AD Exploit guides - Detailed guide on methods to exploit Active Directory.\nAndroid Security – Collection of Android security-related resources.\nAppSec – Resources for learning about application security.\nAwesome Awesomness – The List of the Lists.\nC/C++ Programming – One of the main language for open source security tools.\nCTFs – Capture The Flag frameworks, libraries, etc.\nExploit Writing Tutorials – Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nForensics – Free (mostly open source) forensic analysis tools and resources.\nGB Hackers Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHackerone Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHacking – Tutorials, tools, and resources.\nHoneypots – Honeypots, tools, components, and more.\nInfoSec § Hacking challenges – Comprehensive directory of CTFs, wargames, hacking challenge websites, Penetration testing tools list practice lab exercises, and more.\nInfosec – Information security resources for pentesting, forensics, and more.\nJavaScript Programming – In-browser development and scripting.\nKali Linux Tools – List of Hacking tools present in Kali Linux.\nMalware Analysis – Tools and resources for analysts.\nNode.js Programming – Curated list of delightful Node.js packages and resources.\nPCAP Tools – Tools for processing network traffic.\nPenetration Testing Cheat Sheets – Awesome Pentest Cheat Sheets.\nPivoting and Tunneling Guide - Detailed guide on methods to exploit.\nPython Programming 1 – General Python programming.\nPython Programming 2 – General Python programming.\nPython tools for penetration testers – Lots of pentesting tools are written in Python.\nRuby Programming 1 – The de-facto language for writing exploits.\nRuby Programming 2 – The de-facto\nVirtual Machines Labs # CFTtime - Free capture the flag hacking games.\nMindMaps - Massive list of smaller sites that provide individual hacking challenges.\nPentesterlab - Free and paid Pentesting training with labs.\nSadcloud - Sadcloud is a tool for spinning up insecure AWS infrastructure with Terraform.\nVulnerability Hub - Free Virtual machines to hack, provided by the community.\nVulnmachines - A place to learn and improve penetration testing/ethical hacking skills for FREE. The labs consist of 100+ real world scenarios to practice the latest exploits and cutting edge hacking techniques.\nVulnerability Databases # Bugtraq (BID) – Software security bug identification database compiled from submissions to the SecurityFocus mailing list and other sources, operated by Symantec, Inc.\nCommon Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) – Dictionary of common names (i.e., CVE Identifiers) for publicly known security vulnerabilities.\nCXSecurity – Archive of published CVE and Bugtraq software vulnerabilities cross-referenced with a Google dork database for discovering the listed vulnerability.\nExploit-DB – Non-profit project hosting exploits for software vulnerabilities, provided as a public service by Offensive Security.\nFull-Disclosure – Public, vendor-neutral forum for detailed discussion of vulnerabilities, often publishes details before many other sources.\nInj3ct0r (Onion service) – Exploit marketplace and vulnerability information aggregator.\nMicrosoft Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Microsoft software.\nMicrosoft Security Bulletins – Announcements of security issues discovered in Microsoft software, published by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC).\nMozilla Foundation Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Mozilla software, including the Firefox Web Browser.\nNational Vulnerability Database (NVD) – United States government’s National Vulnerability Database provides additional meta-data (CPE, CVSS scoring) of the standard CVE List along with a fine-grained search engine.\nPacket Storm – Compendium of exploits, advisories, tools, and other security-related resources aggregated from across the industry.\nSecuriTeam – Independent source of software vulnerability information.\nUS-CERT Vulnerability Notes Database – Summaries, technical details, remediation information, and lists of vendors affected by software vulnerabilities, aggregated by the United States Computer Emergency Response Team (US-CERT).\nVulnerability Lab – Open forum for security advisories organized by category of exploit target.\nVulners – Security database of software vulnerabilities.\nZero Day Initiative – Bug bounty program with the publicly accessible archive of published security advisories, operated by TippingPoint.\nVulnerability Scanners # Nexpose – Commercial vulnerability and risk management assessment engine that integrates with Metasploit, sold by Rapid7.\nNessus – Commercial vulnerability management, configuration, and compliance assessment platform, sold by Tenable. Free for under 25 devices.\nOpenVAS – Free open source software implementation of the popular Nessus vulnerability assessment system.\nVuls – Agentless vulnerability scanner for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD, written in Go.\nWeb Exploitation # Autochrome – Easy to install a test browser with all the appropriate setting needed for web application testing with native Burp support, from NCCGroup.\nBlindElephant – Web application fingerprinter.\nBrowser Exploitation Framework (BeEF) – Command and control server for delivering exploits to commandeered Web browsers.\nBurp Suite – One of the Hacking Tools integrated platform for performing security testing of web applications.\nCommix – Automated all-in-one operating system command injection and exploitation tool.\nDVCS Ripper – Rip web accessible (distributed) version control systems: SVN/GIT/HG/BZR.\nEyeWitness – Tool to take screenshots of websites, provide some server header info, and identify default credentials if possible.\nFiddler – Free cross-platform web debugging proxy with user-friendly companion tools.\nFimap – Find, prepare, audit, exploit and even Google automatically for LFI/RFI bugs.\nFuzzDB – Dictionary of attack patterns and primitives for black-box application fault injection and resource discovery.\nGitTools – One of the Hacking Tools that Automatically find and download Web accessible .git repositories.\nKadabra – Automatic LFI exploiter and scanner.\nKadimus – LFI scan and exploit tool.\nLiffy – LFI exploitation tool.\nNoSQLmap – Automatic NoSQL injection and database takeover tool.\nOffensive Web Testing Framework (OWTF) – Python-based framework for pentesting Web applications based on the OWASP Testing Guide.\nSslstrip – One of the Hacking Tools Demonstration of the HTTPS stripping attacks.\nSslstrip2 – SSLStrip version to defeat HSTS.\nsqlmap – Automatic SQL injection and database takeover tool.\nTplmap – Automatic server-side template injection and Web server takeover Hacking Tools.\nVHostScan – A virtual host scanner that performs reverse lookups, can be used with pivot tools, detect catch-all scenarios, aliases and dynamic default pages.\nWeevely3 – Weaponized web shell.\nWebscreenshot – A simple script to take screenshots of list of websites.\nWhatWeb – Website fingerprinter.\nWappalyzer – Wappalyzer uncovers the technologies used on websites.\nwafw00f – Identifies and fingerprints Web Application Firewall (WAF) products.\nWordPress Exploit Framework – Ruby framework for developing and using modules which aid in the penetration testing of WordPress powered websites and systems.\nWPSploit – Exploit WordPress-powered websites with Metasploit.\nWeb Scanners # Arachni – Scriptable framework for evaluating the security of web applications.\nCms-explorer – Reveal the specific modules, plugins, components and themes that various websites powered by content management systems are running.\nNikto – Noisy but fast black box web server and web application vulnerability scanner.\nSecApps – In-browser web application security testing suite.\nWebReaver – Commercial, graphical web application vulnerability scanner designed for macOS.\nw3af – Hacking Tools for Web application attack and audit framework.\nWPScan – Hacking Tools of Black box WordPress vulnerability scanner.\nWapiti – Black box web application vulnerability scanner with built-in fuzzer.\nJoomscan – One of the best Hacking Tools for Joomla vulnerability scanner.\nACSTIS – Automated client-side template injection (sandbox escape/bypass) detection for AngularJS.\nWindows Utilities # Bloodhound – Graphical Active Directory trust relationship explorer.\nDeathStar – Python script that uses Empire’s RESTful API to automate gaining Domain Admin rights in Active Directory environments.\nEmpire – Pure PowerShell post-exploitation agent.\nFibratus – Tool for exploration and tracing of the Windows kernel.\nMagic Unicorn – Shellcode generator for numerous attack vectors, including Microsoft Office macros, PowerShell, HTML applications (HTA), or certutil (using fake certificates).\nMimikatz – Credentials extraction tool for Windows operating system.\nPowerSploit – PowerShell Post-Exploitation Framework.\nredsnarf – Post-exploitation tool for retrieving password hashes and credentials from Windows workstations, servers, and domain controllers.\nResponder – LLMNR, NBT-NS and MDNS poisoner.\nSysinternals Suite – The Sysinternals Troubleshooting Utilities.\nwePWNise – Generates architecture independent VBA code to be used in Office documents or templates and automates bypassing application control and exploit mitigation software.\nWindows Credentials Editor – Inspect logon sessions and add, change, list, and delete associated credentials, including Kerberos tickets.\nWindows Exploit Suggester – Detects potential missing patches on the target.\nWireless Network Hacking # Aircrack-ng – Set of Penetration testing \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list for auditing wireless networks.\nFluxion – Suite of automated social engineering based WPA attacks.\nKismet – Wireless network detector, sniffer, and IDS.\nReaver – Brute force attack against WiFi Protected Setup.\nWifite – Automated wireless attack tool.\n"},{"id":9,"href":"/health/","title":"Health","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Our food should be our medicine and our medicine should be our food.\u0026rdquo; - Hippocrates\nThe modern world is poisoning us. Big Ag, Big Pharma, social media, environmental pollution, EMFs are everywhere. Corporations and every level of our governments are complicit, and this trend doesnt seem to be slowing down. We need to take our health back into our own hands. By embracing traditional wisdom, and alternatives to mainstream health we can reclaim much of the health that modern society has been slowly destroying.\nReject modernity. Embrace Tradition.\nBioHacking Tools # AgelessBody - List of Biohacking tools and strategies\nAnyLuv Metal Glasses - Anyluv sells blue light blocking daytime and nighttime glasses with metal frames, so that you can minimize your light exposure without putting plastic on your face like most other blue light blocking glasses.\nBioHackerLabs Tools - Several different tools and resources. Net Carb Calc, Glucose Ketone Calc, Blood Sugar converter, Blue light testing.\nBluBlox - Cheaper Blue light blocking sunglasses\nBonCharge - Numerous products for sale. Include Blu light blocking, EMF Blocking, red light therapy etc. Products are bit pricey.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nEmr-Tek - Wide range of products. Inlcuding non plastic blue and yellow light blocking glasses. Iphone radiation blocking cases. Red light devices and more.\nOpal - App that blocks other apps. Social media can be addicting and can impact your productivity, but sometimes deleting it isn\u0026rsquo;t an option. Stop yourself from wasting time on social media during designated time frames with the Opal app.\nChips - Seed Oil Free # Seed oils are everywhere. New evidence shows that they are wildly toxic and heavily correlate with the increase in major chronic disease over the last 100 years. But Chips are also delicious so here\u0026rsquo;s a few options for seed oil free chips. Anti-Seed Oil Data\nBeefys Own - Beef tallow potato chips.\nMasa Chips - Organic nixtalized corn chips cooked in grassfed beef tallow. From the creators of the Shireapp. Accepts Bitcoin. Currently they are a bit pricey.\nRosies Chips - Beef tallow potato chips.\nSiete Foods - Family owned Mexican company that produces a wide range of seed oil free chips and other products. Primarily cooked in Avocado oil.\nClothing # Non Plastic, EMF Resistant and Grounded\nAll of these ideas may seem controversial to you. Here are some great resources to learn more about them. Grounding/Earthing , Microplastics , Guide on avoiding all plastics and toxic chemicals\nAJConsultingCompany - Non Plastic Alternatives\nBuffaloWoolCo - 100% buffalo/bison wool clothing.\nCottonique - GOTS Certified 100% Organic cotton products.\nEarth Runners - Earth Runners was created to rewild our lives in response to the typical modern domesticated lifestyle, which is causing numerous health, psychological and social issues. Grounded minimalist sandals.\nFindwool.com - Find 100% pure wool in your area.\nGrounded Shoes - Shoes that are discharged electricity from body via grounded shoes. Most(but not all) shoes are 100% leather and plastic free.\nHarvest and Mill - 100% organic cotton sheets, towels \u0026amp; more. 100% Sourced \u0026amp; Made in the USA.\nHemp Organic Life - Organic hemp products for all sorts of less common items such as: mattress covers, cushions, sleeping bags, soaps, socks, and even home and car seat covers.\nNatural Home - Natural home sells a wide mix of organic wool, cotton, linen, hemp furniture and much more.\nOddobody - 100% organic cotton underwear for woman.\nPeluva Shoes - Founded by liberty leaning nutrition expert Mark Sisson. Peluva aims to create shoes that allow you to move well in a more natural state.\nRawganique - Organic cotton, linen and Hemp clothing and accessories.\nRhizal Shoes - Grounded 100% leather shoes.\nThe Filtery - Aggregator for non plastic clothes and other household items.\nWoolshire - GOTS Certified 100% Organic locally sourced Cotton products. Organic sourcing is often not verified when it comes from other countries. At Woolshire it is verified.\nWyoming Based - American Wool company. Sells Beanies and Sweaters. Accepts Bitcoin. Manufactured in America. Anti-woke.\nCosmetics # Animal based and Non-Toxic\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Deodorant, Toothpaste, soap, etc\nCaptain Fishers - Balms and Hair serum using Tallow and other natural ingredients.\nClara And Fritz - Whipped tallow based sunscreen and other products\nDakota Tallow - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nFarrow.Life - Pork Lard based. Farrow is made in real time and in small batches to ensure super freshness and the highest quality.\nJKLM Farm - Small Batch Animal Fat Soap \u0026amp; Skincare Products. Includes bone marrow soap,bacon fat soap, hair paste and more.\nMeraki Blu - Meraki Blu and Tallow based supplements. Meraki Blu has been shown to help Energy, Focus, Short-Term and Long-Term Memory, Uplift Mood, Calm Anxiety, and be Anti-Aging focused.\nNoseToTail-BodyCare - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nVintage Tradition - Tallow Lip balms.\nWhite Oaks Home goods - White oaks also provides tallow and lard based cosmetics, candles etc.\nDental Health # Dental health has been an epidemic of malocclusion largely related the to quality of our food for thousands of years. This has led to mass issues with dental decay and improper facial development which leads to nasal breathing, which in turns leads to wisdom teeth problems and many other following health issues.Check out these resources to learn more: Weston A Price\u0026rsquo;s world wide study , Jaw Development , Breathing , General Dental Health\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Toothpaste and other products. Completely natural with no Fluoride.\nVanMan Shop - Toothpase made from eggshell and betonite clay. Shipped in glass containers. Offers other products as well.\nBite - Plastic free Vegan friendly toothpaste and other teeth related products, including bamboo tooth brushes and plastic free floss, all sold in non plastic containers.\nGreenzla - Bamboo plastic free tooth brushes.\nPlastic Free Dental Floss - Made from wheat instead of plastic for your flossing needs.\nMastique Chewing Gum - Often referred to as mastic gum, Mastique offers sugar free, seed oil and trans fat free Mastic gum for chewing to help build jaw strength and avoid jaw/wisdom teeth problems. Also comes with xylitol, coconut and natural mastic for extra teeth care. Doesn\u0026rsquo;t taste like regular gum, but ultimately its not bad tasting either.\nGreco Gum - Single ingredient mastic gum for increasing jaw strength. Made from resinous sap that seeps from the bark of the mastic tree (Pistacia lentiscus) and becomes crystallized.\nApolloGum - Single ingredient mastic gum with only a single ingredient. Offers a 21% discount if purchased in bitcoin.\nBiolight - A redlight device specifically for your mouth and teeth. Red light has shown tremendous health benefits across a wide spectrum. The Biolight can help to restore your oral microbiome. Company also provides many other redlight products.\nMewing App - An app from the creator of Mewing, that helps you do different mewing exercises designed to help strengthen your jaw with proper tongue posture, and help your face, jaw and teeth develop properly.\nEnvironmental Toxin Monitoring # Because Health - A nonprofit environmental health site that offers science-based tips and guides for buying safer cookware and dishes, uncontaminated foods, and nontoxic personal-care products—to help people live more healthfully.\nBreast Cancer Prevention Partners - An organization that provides information for reducing toxic exposures—in food packaging, cosmetics, and other everyday products—to protect people’s breast health and reproductive health.\nCHEM Trust - A website that offers terrific fact sheets about hazardous chemicals and their impacts on health, as well as news about chemical legislation in Europe (such as REACH).\nClearya - A browser plug-in and mobile app that help online shoppers make informed choices. Clearya automatically screens ingredient lists for chemicals of concern while shopping online, and assists in discovering safer alternatives. In parallel, the platform mines insights that serve environmental health scientists and advocacy groups.\nEnvironmental Defense Fund - A leading global nonprofit organization that promotes research related to preserving the health of both the environment and its populations, including humans.\nEnvironmental Health News - A publication of Environmental Health Sciences, a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental health issues, including climate change, the plastic pollution crisis, and harmful chemicals such as BPA.\nEnvironmental Working Group - A nonprofit dedicated to protecting human health and the environment. The group offers excellent Shopper’s Guides with scientifically based recommendations on choosing healthy consumer products (from cosmetics to cleaning products) and uncontaminated foods (including produce). The organization also offers a Healthy Living App with ratings of more than 120,000 food and personal-care products, to help consumers make the healthiest choices.\nMade Safe - A program that certifies safe brands of cosmetics, household products, apparel, bedding, and other products, after a rigorous screening and evaluation of ingredients and materials. Check out their new Healthy Pregnancy Guide.\nNational Resources Defense Council - An organization that works to safeguard the earth, including its air, water, people, plants, and animals, from pollution, chemicals, and other toxic effects.\nProgram on Reproductive Health and the Environment - Under the auspices of the University of California, San Francisco, this program offers valuable resources that can help minimize people’s exposure to reproductive toxins in everyday life.\nSafer Chemicals, Healthy Families - A coalition of organizations and businesses working to safeguard families from toxic chemicals in our homes, workplaces, schools, and in the products we use.\nSafer Made - An organization that invests in companies and technologies that eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals in consumer products and supply chains. Its newsletters highlight developments in phasing out certain chemicals and progress on other environmental issues.\nSilent Spring Institute - A scientific research organization dedicated to uncovering the links between environmental chemicals and human health. On the preventive front, the organization developed Detox Me, a free mobile app to help consumers reduce their exposure to toxic chemicals in their everyday surroundings.\nToxic Free Future - An organization that conducts original research on the complex science underlying different aspects of environmental health and advocates for the use of safer products, chemicals, and practices to ensure a healthier future.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFood Discovery Apps # Feed the People By the People - An organization dedicated to empowering farmers and ranchers across the country and cutting out middlemen to enable direct sales to customers. By decentralizing the food supply chain, they aim to put the power of food back in the hands of the people.\nGetRawMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area based off your zip code.\nGround Work Collective - Website that finds high quality farms and high quality soil.\nLabel Ferret - Label Ferret uses nutrition data from a variety of sources but nutrition data and ingredient labels change frequently so accuracy cannot be guaranteed. You can use this app to read ingredients and nutritional facts from a wide range of different products.\nLocal Fats: Website that that helps you find food providers that dont use seed oils. Includes locations all over the world. Locations are crowd sourced, so anyone can submit a new location they find.\nRealMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area.\nSeed Oil Rebellion - Website that provides education around seed oils and buying/food guides.\nSeed Oil Scout - App that helps you find restaurants and fast food providers that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App only works in IOS.\nSeed oil Free Restaurants - Website that lets you look up specific restaurants to see what oils they cook in and dont cook in.\nSeedy App - App that helps you find restaurants, fast food providers and products at grocery stores that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App is under construction. Old demo app only worked in IOS.\nShireapp - App that finds local high quality real foods. Includes multiple categories such as Seed oil free, regenerative, grass fed, organic, raw etc.\nHealth Funding Projects # Decentralized Health Fund - The Decentralized Health Fund looks to fund important but largely unprofitable research in regards to lesser known areas of health. The fund is working to collect and store money in BTC in order to give out grants to fund studies and projects around the dangers of EMF\u0026rsquo;s, the benefit of grounding, sunlight and other natural sources.\nNew Founding - New Founding is looking to raise funds to focus on \u0026ldquo;early-stage ventures where we can add exceptional value by leveraging our significant proprietary deal flow, our best-in-class intelligence of conservative consumer and institutional demand, and our connections within the right-wing ecosystem.\u0026rdquo; ‍\nHealthcare Alternative # Chronic Illness Recovery - An institute that focuses on healing from long term health issues caused by systemic inflammation and other modern causes.\nCrowdhealth - CrowdHealth is not an insurance company, but a platform \u0026amp; community that empowers you with a crowdfunding tool and a wealth of resources to efficiently manage your health care costs.\nCurehunter - Free service that catalogs most medical conditions and potential treatments. CureHunter is a fully integrated scientific search, data retrieval and analysis engine on the web that can read the entire US National Library of Medicine Medline Archive and automatically extract and quantify the evidence for successful clinical outcomes of all known drugs for all known human diseases.\nDPC Network - Find Direct Primary care Doctors near you.\nDpcare - Direct Primary Care (DPC) is an innovative alternative payment model improving access to high functioning healthcare with a simple, flat, affordable membership fee. No fee-for-service payments. No third party billing. The defining element of DPC is an enduring and trusting relationship between a patient and his or her primary care provider.\nDruglike - Druglike is a platform for democratizing the access, costs, and rewards of early-stage drug discovery. Druglike is building a decentralized computing network which provides resources for anyone looking to start or contribute to early-stage drug discovery projects. Unlike competitors, Druglike will be web-based and completely free to use.\nFree Market Medical Association - Free Market Medical Association helps find Market alternatives to healthcare, co-founded by the CEO of Oklahoma Surgery Center.\nOklahoma Surgery Center - Free Market for Surgery with full price transparency.\nRevero.com - Program that aims to evaluate and measure health metrics to get down to the real causes of your health issues, while using a nutritional and holistic approach.\nTrue Med - True Med helps facilitate acceptance of HSA and FSA money for individuals and companies. This can be used by or for any company that promotes better diet, exercise or other alternative forms of health.\nTWC.Health - Alternative healthcare to the mainstream pharma system. Also sells supplements. Co-founded by Dr. Peter McCullough.\nHigh Quality Meat # Organic, Grass Fed, Regenerative and Seed Oil Free Food\nAUPA Bar - The Chad of energy bars. High quality meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit. AUPA gives discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. Save an additional 5% with code word \u0026ldquo;liberty\u0026rdquo;\nEpic Provisions - One of the best and most convenient ways to access high quality meat in convenient packaging.\nForce of Nature - Another fantastic option for regenerative meat. Including Beef, Bison, Chicken, Elk, Venison, Wild Boar and more. Force of Nature is also unique in selling \u0026ldquo;Ancestral Blends\u0026rdquo; ground meat mixed with small amounts of organ meats for delicious ways to eat highly nutritious organ meats.\nJoyce-Farms - Another great regenerative source of meat. Provides a wide range of poultry, sausages and jerkies.\nMauinui Venison - Regenerative/sustainable raised deer. Axis deer are an invasive species in Maui and need to be kept in check to preserve the water and local plants/farms as there are no natural predators for the deer on Maui. Slightly pricey.\nMeatrition - A massive database in defense of all things Meat.\nNose to Tail - Regenerative and pastured raise meat, specifically focused on producing the best low PUFA raised mono-gastric animals like Chicken and Pork. Also sells Lamb.\nWhite Oak Pastures - One of the most respected regenerative farms around, practicing their idea of \u0026ldquo;radically traditionally farming\u0026rdquo;. White oaks sells several different kinds of meat, including, Duck, Goose, Guinea, Rabbit, Goat etc. White Oak has really pioneered the regenerative model and proofed its effective with a peer reviewed study\nWild Idea Buffalo - Another great option. Focuses primarily on buffalo but has several other great offers. Bison are only slaughtered in the field, never in a slaughterhouse.\nMedical Drugs Resellers # Buy medical drugs from third parties that may be in limited supply.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinal. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nContraband Cures - A list of alternative style medicines for several different conditions.\nContingency Medical - Emergency Antibiotic Kits, for Home or on the Go. Stay protected against Nausea, Vomiting, Strep Throat, UTIs, Diarrhea, Ear Infections, Sinusitis and more.\nDuration Health - The portable emergency room — Peace of mind for off-grid living and travel. Their doctors prescribe you life-saving medications before you need them. They ship them to you before your next adventure. Treat urgent medical issues anywhere — without finding a doctor or pharmacy.\nJase Medical - Emergency meds and Prescription drugs.\nMountain Rose Herbs - One of the best sources of organic herbs and alternative medicines.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nPurely Prepared Patriot - American company that sells Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and Fenbendazole.\nOSINT- Health and the Environment # Antennasearch.com - Track 5g Towers in your area.\nClimateViewerMaps - Track Real Time data of climate weather across the world including rainfall and UN Tracking of weather Modification projects.\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nSupplement Testing and Rankings # Consumerlab - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nLabdoor - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nVaccine and Medical Info # Just the Inserts - Just the Inserts is a collection of all vaccine and other medication related info from the official source. While much of this information is public, it is often obfuscated and difficult to find. Just the Inserts bring all of the safety related data to one convient place for you to check on what the actual side affects of vaccines and other medications are. "},{"id":10,"href":"/job-boards/","title":"Job Boards","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.\u0026rdquo; - Confucius\nWhy work for a company you hate? If you believe in liberty many of these companies hate you. Stop wasting your talents and your energy on them, and find something that advances your values.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale. Jobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin. Latium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase. Publish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens. Liberty and Crypto Related Job Boards # AnonFriendly - Don\u0026rsquo;t doxx yourself for work. Job boards for Anonymous workers. Bankless.Pallet - The best jobs in crypto and DeFi, curated by Bankless, for the Bankless Nation. New technical and non-technical job posts every week. BitcoinerJobs - Bitcoiner Jobs is the leading career site helping to build the emerging Bitcoin industry and the careers of Bitcoiners within it. Publicsq - Non-woke and conservative leaning job board. Talent Market - Talent Market’s mission is to promote liberty by providing talent for critical roles within the free-market nonprofit sector. Provide Free consulting for liberty focused non profits. No-Jab Job Boards # Based.Pro - Formerly \u0026ldquo;NoVaxMandate.org\u0026rdquo; Based.Pro has pivoted from its vax focus to help you connect with professionals, companies and institutions who share your values. Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types. Redballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or covid nonsense. Unjected - Dating board for people who have not had any of the Covid-19 Vaccines. Vaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status. "},{"id":11,"href":"/metrics/","title":"Metrics","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Freedom and Anti Freedom Metrics # “Just as Soviet managers responded by producing shoddy goods that met the numerical targets set by their overlords, so do schools, police forces, and businesses find ways of fulfilling quotas with shoddy goods of their own.” ― Jerry Z. Muller\nIn order to better understand the broader picture, data collection becomes essential. Data collection can be used to paint whatever narrative its collectors want. We must be aware of the actual data in order to interrupt the truth as it is, and not what politics wants it to be. Here are a list of metrics tracking different statistics directly related to rising tyranny in our world.\nAtlantic Council CBDCTracker - Tracks Country progress of (CBDC)Central Bank Digital Currency Implementation and testing\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nCDBC Tracker - A project by the Human Rights Foundation to track CDBC development worldwide.\nCriticalrace.org Track CRT and other forms of Wokeness in schools. Tracks Colleges and K-12. Tracks many of the specific actions taken at every school.\nDefendingEd - Tracking DEI/Wokism in Schools.\nFreedomHouse.org - Freedom Metric across the world, does not Track Covid.\nFreedominthe50states.org - Tracks the most Free US states in regards to a wide set of metrics, does not track covid freedoms. Provided by the Cato institute.\nFungibility-Graveyard - List of People who have been exposed and prosecuted for or while using Bitcoin due to lack of privacy\nHeritage World Freedom Index - Economic Freedom across the world\nICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nRootshq - Website that tracks different liberty groups and associations across America\nShadowstats - Tracks true levels of economics in America, Money supply, Inflation, GDP etc…\nUSDebtclock - Real time National Debt Counter.\nWashingtonPost Police Shooting DB - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states.\nWokeWagon - Tracks woke political appointees in government\nWorld Press Freedoms - Ranking of all countries in the world by freest to least free press.\n"},{"id":12,"href":"/money/","title":"Money","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" If you don’t believe it or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try and convince you. I am sorry. - Satoshi Nakamoto\nCrypto Currency, The greatest tool we have.\nFinancial privacy is largely being wiped away across the world, while governments simultaneously destroy the value of our currencies through inflation and sanctions. With the invention of Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto gave us what is probably the single greatest tool for freedom in the history of the world. With decentralized crypto currency we have the ability to fix our money and fix the world. While some people believe that all non bitcoin crypto currencies are a scam we do not agree. We believe in competition for all freedom tech. Bitcoin isn\u0026rsquo;t perfect and shouldn\u0026rsquo;t be treated as a religion. The best counterpoint to bitcoins imperfection is its inherent lack of privacy and its current difficulty with scaling. Monero provides the best and simplest use case for privacy and is a great alternative to bitcoin. Likewise we believe that other crypto projects may have real utility in pursuing freedom. That being said the crypto industry is absolutely saturated with scams and grifters. As always do your own research and invest carefully. Hold your own keys and continue your journey to being financially sovereign.\nAcquire Crypto # Atomic Swaps # Atomic Swaps are the future of Crypto Currency trading. Completely custody-less, heavily private, and generally uncensorable. Still very much in development. Learn more here.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nBasic Swap Dex - Atomic Swap DEX. No added fees. Installed locally. Currently in BETA.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nLiquiality - Atomic Swaps across multiple coins.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nUnstoppapleSwaps - Atomic Swap from BTC to Monero.\nDecentralized Exchanges # Decentralization is a spectrum. Many decentralized exchanges aren\u0026rsquo;t nearly as decentralized as they claim to be, but usually they are far more distributed than any centralized exchanges.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nFiat On Ramps (P2P) # Bisq - Buy and sell bitcoin for fiat (or other cryptocurrencies) privately and securely using Bisq\u0026rsquo;s peer-to-peer network and open-source desktop software. Bisq allows you to purchase your bitcoin using P2P Zelle transactions. No registration required.\nHodl Hodl - Anonymous P2P deals on your terms. Trade globally. Using any payment system. For any fiat currency. Bitcoin only. No registration required.\nLocal Monero - Local Monero makes it easy for you to connect with real people in the real world to buy and sell Monero with no KYC. Announced in May 2024 that they would be shutting down. No reason given, but this is likely due to regulatory pressure against other platforms like Samurai and Tornado cash.\nPeach Bitcoin - Peach allows users to purchase BTC in many different national currencies all P2P without KYC. Not currently available in the US.\nRetoSwap - Like Bisq but for Monero. Installed locally, it uses Monero and Tor for high level privacy.\nXMRGlobal - A monero focused p2p exchange for purchasing cryptocurrency via Zelle, ACH cash etc.\nNon-Custodial exchanges # Most exchanges are custodial, meaning you are required to leave crypto on their platform if you want to trade, or you purchase and they will hold on to it initially. Non-custodial exchanges will send your trades and purchases directly to wallets of your choosing.\nChangenow - Reliable non KYC exchange.\nChangelly - Not recommended at this time. Changelly does not require KYC for smaller transactions but they will sometimes implement KYC mid trade, forcing to KYC or lose your funds.\nCryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nEvonax - Established in 2016,Evonax operates as a non-custodial instant cryptocurrency exchange, ensuring that users’ funds are never held within the platform. Serving as an intermediary between cryptocurrencies and users, Evonax provides access to a diverse range of digital assets including Monero (XMR).\nFixedFloat - Good rates for crypto exchanges, does not currently allow US customer IP addresses. Does not require KYC.\nGodex.io - This exchange is a dependable tool for immediate conversions. It supports the conversion of over 300 cryptocurrencies into Monero, without any KYC requirements and it works in both directions, offering great flexibility.\nHoudini Swap - Privacy focused non custodial exchange.\nKYC vs No KYC list - A list of P2P Trading Platforms (i.e. P2P exchanges) for trading Bitcoin. Common payment methods include bank transfer, cash deposited in the seller\u0026rsquo;s bank account, in-person cash (face-to-face) trades as well as payment networks such as Zelle, Alipay, even Cash App and PayPal, for example. Some of these payment methods are more private than others. Typically, face-to-face, cash-by-mail, and US Postal Money Orders are among the most private methods available.\nKYCNotMe - Website that Tracks exchanges that don\u0026rsquo;t use KYC.\nMexc - Crypto trades without KYC. Currently blocked for US based IP addresses.\nNO KYC Only - Education on avoiding KYC and why its problematic.\nOrangeFren - Check many KYC-free services and find the one with the best offer for a wide variety of coins.\nSimpleSwap - Exchange multiple tokens without giving up custody. Requires an account. Offers cash back in their own token.\nSideShift - Shift between different layer 2 tokens. Includes tokens on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Polygoin.\nStealthEx - StealthEX is a non-custodial cryptocurrency exchange service that accepts Monero (XMR). The platform does not require users to create an account or share personal information. Additionally, funds are not stored on StealthEX; exchanges are conducted directly between wallets. At StealthEX, there are no upper limits for your exchanges — you can exchange any amount you desire. When it comes to minimum amounts, you only need to ensure you have enough to cover the network fees.\nSwapSwop - SwapSwop is an instant anonymous crypto exchange with a high level of security from SSL certificates on internal services to a multi-stage exchange procedure, which guarantees the safety of your assets and quick exchange for the desired cryptocurrency.\nTrocador - Privacy focused front end to push your transactions through non KYC exchanges.\nBusiness Directories # AirBTC - AirBNB for Bitcoiners.\nAgoristAcers - Purchase Seeds with Monero.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nAutoCoinCar - Purchase Luxury cars with Crypto - (UK Only).\nBeef Initiative - Purchase Regenerative/Grass fed beef with Crypto.\nBitcoin-P2P Marketplace - BTC sales.\nBitcoin-RealEstate - Purchase Real estate with crypto.\nBitcoin-only - The Ultimate guide to all things Bitcoin.\nBitcoin-only.com - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nBitejo - Massive List of companies that accept Monero and Bitcoin - Is now XMRBazzar.\nCarCoinMarket - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCompTIA Vouchers - CompTIA certs for Btc.\nCryptoCars - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCryptwerk - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nDirectory.BTCPayserver - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nGrowingSpaces - Buy Greenhouses with BTC.\nMonerica - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nMoneromarket - XMR trading platform with escrow. Start selling and buying today.\nOatManFarms - Purchase Oats for BTC.\nShopinBit - Purchase all sorts of items in BTC, only ships to UK currently.\nXMR Bazzar - A p2p shopping center for buying and selling services and goods in Monero. Built by Douglas Tumen, founder and host of the Monero Talk podcast.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale.\nJobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin.\nLatium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase.\nPublish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens.\nDAO and DEFI Tools # ApeBoard - Cross chain crypto monitoring Dashboard.\nCoin - Crypto portfolio account and crypto news aggregator.\nCow.fi - CoW Protocol finds the lowest price for your trade across all exchanges and aggregators, such as Uniswap and 1inch – and protects you from MEV, unlike the others.\nDAOStack - Project that helps you streamline the creation of your own DAO.\nDefiSafety - DEFI Security ratings.\nDefillama - The ultimate tracker for all things DEFI. Track Yield, transparency, NFTs, Stables, Hacks etc.\nDapps.com - Dapp rankings via marketcap.\nDextools - Cross Chain Defi and Cefi Dashboard.\nGhostfol - Multichain Dashboard, includes traditional stocks and ETF’s as well.\nHedgehog - Centralized Exchange Dashboard Management.\nRailgun - RAILGUN is a smart contract system that enables Zero-Knowledge Privacy for any on-chain dApp.\nRotki - An open source portfolio tracker, accounting and analytics tool that protects your privacy. Can be self hosted.\nTornado Cash - DO NOT USE IF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. Tornado cash is an Ethereum based coinjoin mixer that can be used to gain privacy on Ethereum. In August 2022 Tornado Cash was blacked listed by the US government and added to the OFAC list. While the front end website is no longer running you can still interact with the smart contract(this is by design). If you are a US citizen you risk criminal penalties for doing so. Alex Pertsev, was sentenced to five years in prison for his work on development of Tornado cash. It\u0026rsquo;s important to note that despite the shutdown by the US government, the Tornado Cash smart contract is still up and running, and is more less unstoppable as long as the Ethereum network continues to run. If you would like to support the legal defence fund you can so by checking out Justice DAO.\nDecentralized Nodes # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Avalanche and more.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nHandshake - Decentralized DNS. Handshake is an experiment on collaborating to create a decentralized network which results in a global allocation of names. Think of the handles or usernames you use on services such as social networks, and domain names identifying the URL for websites. Nearly all of these services were provided by trusted third parties which prevent the web from truly being decentralized. Handshake provides a means, including key management and server/service authentication, for decentralized web services to experiment.\nMonero Nodo - A full, unpruned, and dedicated hardware node comes equipped with Tor and I2P support, ensuring maximum privacy and security for your transactions. Manage your wallets effortlessly through the LWS Admin panel and enjoy the convenience of our built-in block explorer. The 5.5″ touchscreen allows you to control your node directly from the device, or you can access it from the web for added flexibility and full block explorer functionality. Mine Monero using P2Pool. Contribute to your privacy by running your own personal node while contributing to the Monero network.\nMyNodeBTC - Run Bitcoin nodes and lots of other Bitcoin applications, includes wallets, BTCPay Server, Lightning tools and Whirlpool and other privacy tools.\nPibode-XMR - Small Raspberry pi focused distro for Monero mining.\nPktCash - PKT is an ecosystem of apps that decentralize access to the internet. The mission is to get the next billion people online.\nThreefold - Decentralized Autonomous Internet Infrastructure. ThreeFold is a globally-distributed grid of storage, compute, and network capacity, acting as “no middleman” Internet resources between independent capacity providers and users.\nEducation and certifications # C4/Crypto Consortium - Offers certifications for BTC, Eth and crypto best practices.\nBlockchain-Council.org - Blockchain Council embraces Blockchain, AI, and Web3 with a range of certifications and training.\nChainalysis Certifications - The Chainalysis Cryptocurrency Fundamentals Certification (CCFC) credential is designed for those new to cryptocurrency. Whether you’re starting out on a career focused on crypto, or are coming across bitcoin as you run investigations, onboard new businesses or formulate cryptocurrency compliance policies, this is the place to begin.\nFund Raising # Giveth - Giveth is building a new way forward with its zero-fee, community-driven donation platform - leveraging the power of blockchain technology to connect on-the-ground projects with regenerative funding opportunities.\nGeyser.fund - Geyser is a bitcoin-native crowdfunding platform where you can fund project ideas with the support from global communities.\nHeo.Finance - Decentralized crowdfunding without borders. Help Each Other (HEO) is the first decentralized stablecoin-based crowdfunding platform that removes geographical and political limitations from fundraising. HEO platform is already live on Binance Smart Chain, Celo, Aurora, and Ethereum mainnets.\nKuno Media - Monero based crowd funding.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow institute works to help fund privacy and anti surveillance tech.\nOpen Sats - Open Sats Initiative, Inc. (EIN 85-2722249) is a 501(c)(3) public charity which aims to fund Bitcoin-related free and open-source projects and associated education and research initiatives. Open Sats focuses on no strings attached Bitcoin(only) and freedom tech donations.\nStacks.org - The mission of the Stacks project is to enable a better internet through decentralized apps. To do it, they’re expanding the Bitcoin economy and enabling more functionality as a Bitcoin layer.\nTen31 - Ten31 is the leading bitcoin-focused investor and partner of choice to companies building technology and infrastructure for the bitcoin ecosystem, as well as complementary freedom-oriented technologies including open source software, AI and nostr.\nMerchant Services # Align Pay - AlignPay never picks sides on any issue and is proud to facilitate a welcoming place where people, organizations, campaigns, and merchants can interact in a healthy, open, and legal way.\nParallel Economy - Censorship-Resistant payment processing backed by Conservative Commentator Dan Bongino.\nRevere Payments - A Christian merchant services provider that offers a wide range of solutions for businesses in a variety of industries, including e-commerce, retail, restaurant, firearms, religious, political, CBD, and non-profit. We’re using the same innovative technology as our parent company, Metrics Global, to bring seamless, secure online payments to any industry.\nSecond Amendment Processing - 2nd Amendment processing helps you protect yourself and your business from being censored for your political views or other forms of wrong think.\nOsint for Crypto # AMLBot - Founded in 2019, AMLBot Online assessment of crypto addresses and transactions, founded in 2019 by a team of RegTech specialists in accordance with FATF international recommendations. Offers both free and non-free services.\nClarks Dashboard - A comprehensive list of all BTC Data. Includes Block times, price data, Side chain data, mining etc.\nDeveloperReports - Tracks the current amount of developers on Crypto projects.\nMonero Garden - A complete introduction and walkthrough on all the technical specifics of Monero.\nMonero Inflation - Tracks potential inflation or flaws in the Monero Protocol. Due to Monero\u0026rsquo;s privacy proper auditing can be difficult.\nMonero Observer - News aggregator for all things monero.\nMoneroj.net - Tracks the Monero mining hash rate across all miners.\nMonero.Eco - Graphical interface for the entire Monero Ecosystem.\nMiningPoolStats - Track all data across mining pools for all sorts of crypto projects. Organized primarily by what type of hash algorithm each blockchain uses.\n[Monerowatch](https://monerowat.ch - A monero blockchain explorer. While Monero doesnt have a tradational blockchain explorer we can track block times and size. Along with hash rate and other useful metrics.\nOXT.me - OXT is a tool designed for Exploratory Blockchain Analysis of the bitcoin ledger. OXT is the \u0026lsquo;Other exploration Tool\u0026rsquo; and it should become the \u0026lsquo;Open eXploration Tool\u0026rsquo; in the future.\nStable Pulse - Get a clear, accurate, minimally filtered view of the stablecoin ecosystem.\nThe Monero Moon - The ultimate newsletter for all things Monero.\nTheGraph.com - Crypto Database API Tools.\nTimechainstats.com - BTC Chain API data.\nTrack Bitcoin Nodes - Tracks total Bitcoin nodes.\nTrack Bitcoin Treasuries - Tracks the public Bitcoin Wallets of major corporations and governments.\nTrack Ethereum Nodes - Tracks total Ethereum nodes.\nDefi Lama StablecoinData - Stable coin data across chains.\nPrivacy Software # Bokuto Monero Node - Open source fork of Ronin Dojo’s Bakuto project that allows for a full node Monero wallet.\nBorder Wallets - Border Wallets is a website that helps you strategize on how best to memorize your wallet seed phrase. This can be useful if you need to cross a border, or have a particularly high threat model.\nGupax - Gupax is a GUI for mining Monero on P2Pool using XMRig.\nJam - Jam is a graphical user interface for JoinMarket, and while obviously related, is a separate project developed by a separate set of people.\nJoinMarket-Org - JoinMarket is software to create a special kind of bitcoin transaction called a CoinJoin transaction. Its aim is to improve the confidentiality and privacy of bitcoin transactions. With the shutdown of Samurai wallet, and the withdrawal of the not recommended service Wasabi from the US, Join Market is now one of the only privacy tools for Bitcoin.\nPinode - Monero OS for running full Monero Nodes on Pi’s, Rockpros and Odroids.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nSilent Payments - Silent Payments make receiving Bitcoin easier than ever while preserving your privacy. Silent Payments allow you to create a single, static address to share with friends, use for donations, or post for tips without sacrificing privacy. When someone wants to send you a payment, they use the unique public key that is a part of your Silent Payment address, combine it with the public keys of the outputs they want to send and generate a unique, one-time address that looks on-chain just like any other Taproot address.\nXMRVSBeast - P2Pool Bonus Hash Rate Raffle for people providing Monero Hash.\nSocial Media # Coinpayments.net - Purchase Social media followers with Monero.\nEchoIn - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here.\nFountain - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nMinds - Minds is an open-source social networking service that promotes free speech, privacy, and transparency.\nOshi - Oshi is a powerful marketing and rewards platform built to replace stars, punch cards, and coffee points with something that people really want - Bitcoin.\nOrange Pill App - Bitcoin dating and friend finder.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.ps://www.minds.com/) - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nSpeculative Projects # DarkFi - DarkFi is a new Layer 1 blockchain, designed with anonymity at the forefront. It offers flexible private primitives that can be wielded to create any kind of application. DarkFi aims to make anonymous engineering highly accessible to developers. Backed by noted Crypto Anarchist Amir Taaki.\nFedimints - While still largely theoretical, Fediments is based off the original 1980\u0026rsquo;s concept of Chaumian Ecash, that would essentially provide federated mints built on top of Bitcoin, with high levels of privacy. Two implementations of this concept are Cashu and Umint. These are still in active development. One potential problem with this is legal pressure due to potential classification of these services as unlicensed money transmitters, much like how Samurai Wallet and potentially custodial lightning services are being targeted.\nFreedom Dollar - Freedom Dollar is a private, censorship-resistant stablecoin protocol built on Zano. Stable coins are a useful but sometimes risky project, as they are supposed to maintain their price point with a fiat asset like the dollar.\nHaveno - Haveno aims to be a crypto on ramp much like Bisq that uses Monero instead of Bitcoin as the base payment option. Haveno will utilize TOR and p2p trades, while never taking custody of your funds.\nPirate Chain - Launched in 2018 with the primary goal of being the most private and secure digital currency, Pirate Chain strives to protect the financial privacy of every user in the world. Pirate Chain achieves this by employing the strongest and most acclaimed privacy protocol in the industry, and couples this with an unassailable strategy implementation. Pirate vs Monero Breakdown\nSerai DEX - Largely created in response to Thorchain\u0026rsquo;s choice to not integrate Monero, the Serai Dex works much like the Thorchain DEX, providing coin trading between different native coins using liquidity pools funded by users for small rewards.\nZano - An ambitious project that offers the privacy of Monero for regular transactions, including all projects built ontop of its network. Additionally offers alias addresses so you can associate a wallet address with a name, much like how DNS works for IP addresses. Offers escrow services and Iconic swaps as an alternative to Atomic Swaps. Also allows for building dApps on chain as well.\nSpending Options # Bill Pay # Bitrefill Credit Card Service - Service to pay off Credit Card for multiple providers. Requires KYC. Currently disabled for Americans, but hopefully will be returning. This service does require KYC, but they do offer other services that do not.\nDoctorSim - Top up or recharge any prepaid phone in over 200 countries instantly and securely with doctorSIM.\nSpritz.Finance - Focuses on bill pay, secured payments, automated payments etc. Uses Web 3. Requires an account. Currently in closed Beta.\nCredit Cards # 2Fiat - A new platform that lets you instantly convert Bitcoin, Monero, USDT or any crypto to fiat and make purchases online or in store.\nAbine - An alternative credit card masking service. Abine has similar features, virtual cards up to 500$ for individual vendors. But Abine also offers other privacy services like phone masking, email masking and more. Abine does not have a free tier unlike privacy.com.\nBitpay - Preloaded Bitpay card that lets you spend your Bitcoin.\nDashDirect - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including DASH. Dash Direct phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with DASH for discounts from hundreds of vendors. No KYC Required.\nDoNotPay - DoNotPay is a consumer rights company that helps you fight corporations and beat bureaucracy. They offer a wide range of services, including bill pay, credit card management, and more.\nEzzocard - Anon cards can be purchased via crypto. Charges a decent markup.\nKlutchCard - Service that provides several management and privacy features for your bank account. Klutch gives you unlimited Virtual cards, a physical card without your name on the front, and the ability to manage your spending transactions in depth all while still earning cash back. Does require KYC information and a good credit score though. Another downside, there is currently no way to pay off your balance other than to link your account via ACH and routing number.\nLaso.Finance - A bit pricey. Virtual Credit card with no KYC card that allows for spends of over 1K anywhere in the world. Currently uses Metamask for stable coins only. Monero support coming soon.\nPayWithMoon - Virtual Cards with no KYC funded by lightning based Bitcoin transactions. You can create as many virtual cards as you want, but cards are limited in amounts of 1000$. These cards do not currently work outside of the United States. Used to provide full pre-paid credit cards only offers gift cards now.\nPrivacy.com - The primary method for Credit Card Privacy. By linking your bank account to your Debit card, you can create virtual privacy focused cards that only work for one vendor at a time. This prevents your Debit card from being used in the event of a vendor data breach. Virtual cards are easily deletable. Downsides are that you start with 500$ per card limits for virtual cards. And there is the privacy concern of sharing your bank data with a third party. Please use our affiliate link when signing up. To get an extra $5 dollars on sign up.\nUquid - Virtual card for crypto, only works through Binance or wallet connect compatible wallets, for a wide range of gift card services.\nX1 - Similar to Klutch. Control subscriptions and keep your details private with disposable card numbers.donotpay.com/learn/virtual-credit-card-generator/) - Free Virtual Credit Card Generator for signing up for trial services. Do not Pay also works to create an AI focused response to many asymmetrical problems of society like fighting back against parking tickets or social media de-platforming with automated and proven methods of remediating these issues.\nGift Cards # Egifter - Buy and send premium gift cards for a wide range of services. Offers points per purchases. Gyft - Gift cards for over 200 vendors. Coinsbee - Does Phone Top ups. Bitrefill - Gifts cards and other services. Coincards - giftcards available in multiple countries, Coincards has everything you could possibly need to live your life with crypto! Offers Phone Top ups and accepts Monero. Stealths - Monero first Gift card sales. No KYC Required. Wallets # Bitcoin Wallets # Ashigaru - A new fork of Samurai Wallet without the coinjoin services. As this is new untested its recommended not to put large amounts of BTC on here just yet.\nCasa - Self custody wallet with built in Multi-sig for security and inheritance built in so that your assets aren\u0026rsquo;t lost in the event of death. Only takes Bitcoin and Ethereum.\nCold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nElectrum Wallet - Founded in 2011 Electrum is one of the oldest, simplest and most trusted Bitcoin Only wallets in the game. With a simple interface that has been forked by many other blockchain projects Electrum has everything you need to store and use your bitcoin easily and securely.\nSamurai Wallet - A modern bitcoin wallet hand forged to keep your transactions private your identity masked and your funds secured. Samurai Wallet is a mobile only wallet that is built to work with the Ronin Dojo Full node and Whirlpool privacy coinjoins. Completely Open Source. Mobile only wallet. In April 2024 Samurai Wallet was shutdown by the US government and the founders of the wallet arrested. While the wallet still works if installed, the Whirpool coinjoin features have since been disabled. You can donate to the Samurai defense team here You can also find a list of Public Dojo Clones to use at Dojobay\nSparrow Wallet - Sparrow is a Bitcoin wallet for those who value financial self sovereignty. Sparrow’s emphasis is on security, privacy and usability. Sparrow does not hide information from you - on the contrary it attempts to provide as much detail as possible about your transactions and UTXOs, but in a way that is manageable and usable. Completely Open Source. Desktop only wallet. Following the arrest of the Samurai Wallet Devs, the Whirlpool privacy features were removed from the wallet.\nHardware Wallets # Cold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nFoundationDevices - Foundation builds the Passport hardware wallet which is an airgapped wallet hardware device. Passport has no direct connection with the outside world – no USB data and no wireless communications. Instead, Passport uses a camera and QR codes for communication. This provides hardcore, airgapped security without sacrificing usability.\nLedger - NOT RECOMMENDED. While Ledger has a long history in the space of supporting multiple coins. Ledger is close sourced. Ledger has recently come under for fire for creating a backup policy that lets you back up your keys to Ledgers cloud providers, which means that your private keys could be susceptible to third party pressures on the key holders. Also Ledger was caught sending customer data to several different third parties.\nMonero Signer - Monero Signer is a hardware signing device equipped with a camera that allows you to sign transactions offline via QR-Code. Monero Signer also allows you to generate seeds, passphrases and addresses. All this while being completely offline. Software updates are done air-gapped using a micro SD card.\nSeedsigner - Open source hardware signing device that uses raspberry pi zero which reduces possibility of interception. Does not store your coins, is only a security focused device for signing/approving transactions. Bitcoin only.\nTrezor - One of the older hardware wallets around. Trezor is Fully open source and is one of the few wallets to also support multiple coins.\nLightning Wallets # Phoenix Wallet - Utilizing the lightning network can still be quite difficult, which Phoenix aims to help solve. At first glance, Phoenix doesn\u0026rsquo;t look different from your typical Bitcoin wallet. The difference is that Phoenix runs natively on Lightning. Phoenix takes care of everything under the hood and you will barely notice anything, except that your payments are faster and cheaper. Mobile only wallet. Monero Wallets # Anonero - Anonero is privacy focused phone wallet that only supports Monero, while incorporating other privacy features like, encrypted backups, airgapped transactions mandatory TOR connections. You can only access this app over TOR.\nFeather Wallet - Feather is a free, open-source Monero wallet for Linux, Tails, macOS and Windows. It is written in C++ with the Qt framework. Monero can be difficult to use in many cases to the highly technical and private nature of the coin, which is why the simplicity of feather wallet is so necessary. Feather Wallet can installed or run as a standalone application, making it easily parable with something like Tails OS for the ultimate privacy combo.\nMonero Subscription Wallet - Wallet that allows you to set subscriptions of regularly recurring payments that you would like to send.\nMyMonero - The simplest way to use the next-generation private digital currency Monero, at the sweet spot between security, convenience, and features. Not a full node wallet. You need to trust another node to run this wallet. These wallets share your private view key with a remote server, which continuously scans the blockchain looking for your transactions. They are faster to use, but your privacy can be lessened if you don\u0026rsquo;t control the remote server.\nRinoWallet - Online Monero multisig wallet. Non-custodial and offers 2FA protection.\nMulti Chain Wallets # CakeWallet - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including Monero. Cakewallet phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with Monero for discounts from hundreds of vendors. Supports Monero. No KYC Required. Mobile and desktop wallet. Open Source.\nExodus Wallet - One of the best wallets for holding multiple coins. With a beautiful interface that shows you long term internal price data, built in protocol level staking, coin swaps between hundreds of coins and many other features. Exodus is one best crypto wallets bar none. While it has ended support for Monero as it was a technical challenge to support it. Exodus is NOT Open source. Desktop and mobile.\nStack Wallet - Non Custodial multi coin wallet. Open Source. Has built in exchange functionality. Comes with \u0026ldquo;Duress mode\u0026rdquo; that lets you prepare a fake wallet in case you are physically threatened. Comes with built auto back ups, in wallet crypto swapping and more. Allows you to easily point at your own full node. Supports monero. Desktop and Mobile.\nWallet Recovery # Bitcoin Recovery CO - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nCryptoRecovers - Helping people regain access to their lost Bitcoin wallets since 2019.\nDatarecovery.com - Specializes in cryptocurrency recovery services, providing expert assistance to individuals and businesses who have lost access to their digital assets.\nDriveSavers - Specializes in recovering lost cryptocurrency and compromised wallets from all types of software and hardware wallets.\nEasyRecovery - Professional Bitcoin wallet recovery services can assist with password recovery, private key extraction, and damaged device repair to restore access to your Bitcoin.\nKeychainX - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nProfessional Crypto Recovery - Crypto recovery service that can help you recover your lost coins today.\nRecoverLostBitcoin - Expert crypto recovery services, including private key reconstruction, wallet and scam recovery.\nRecoverMyCryptoWallet - Can recover lost passphrases, missing seed words and forgotten passwords.\nWallet Recovery Service - Can recover lost crypto from all types of wallets.\n"},{"id":13,"href":"/organizations/","title":"Organizations","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The State is, and always has been, the great single enemy of the human race, its liberty, happiness, and progress.\u0026rdquo; - Murray Rothbard\nLiberty Organization that fight for different facets of all things related to liberty.\nAnti ESG Orgs # StriveFunds - Investment firm to counter ESG narrative from Blackrock and Vanguard. Strive specifically rejects the idea of Stakeholder capitalism. Started by author and presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. Antiwar # Antiwar.com - Since the mid 90\u0026rsquo;s Antiwar.com has been one of not the most important and consistently antiwar voices. With reporting on wars all over the globe for a liberty perspective, antiwar.com covers every aspect of the global wars.\nBitcoin For Peace - Accelerate World Peace Through Bitcoin Adoption. The vision of Bitcoin For Peace is to live in world where ALL life co-thrives in harmony. With the current corrupt fiat system, that vision can never happen. Bitcoin is a peaceful revolution.\nConcerned Veterans for America - CVA and its grassroots army will look to defend VA reforms and expand health care options for veterans, rethink America’s foreign policy to promote long-term prosperity, and encourage action to foster a more secure financial future for our country.\nDefend the Guard - An organization that works to reclaim constitutional authority. Defend the Guard legislation would prohibit a state’s National Guard units from being deployed into active combat without a formal declaration of war by Congress, as provided by the U.S. Constitution.\nFood Not Bombs - Food Not Bombs started in 1980. They work to provide healthy vegetarian food to starving Americans. Leftwing organization.\nStopWar.org - Stop the War was founded in September 2001 in the weeks following 9/11, when George W. Bush announced the “war on terror”. Stop the War has since been dedicated to preventing and ending the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and elsewhere. Comes from a leftwing perspective.\nThe Libertarian Institute - Founded by Scott Horton. LI focuses on many issues with a large focus on antiwar. LI has a lot of cross over with Antiwar.com.\nTheGrayZone - The Grayzone is an independent journalistic initiative that does not receive funding from any government or government-backed group or individual. The Gray Zone primarily reports on antiwar civil rights issues from a left wing perspectives.\nWeAreNotYourSoldiers - Antiwar Non-profit feature former soldiers that publicly talk about their horrible experiences during war.\nAntiWoke Advocacy # ActionPDE - PDE Action is a nonpartisan advocacy group working to reclaim public schools through engagement with school boards \u0026amp; state legislatures.\nDefendingEd - Parents Defending Education is a national grassroots organization working to reclaim our schools from activists imposing harmful agendas.\nExit Group - Group that helps users exit from woke/corporate life and build businesses to create separate revenue streams\nFairForAll - A nonpartisan organization dedicated to advancing civil rights and liberties for all Americans, and promoting a common culture based on fairness, understanding, and humanity. Specifically rejects woke ideas and believes in actual equality for all people.\nHeterodox Academy - Heterodox Academy (HxA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit membership organization of thousands of faculty, staff, and students committed to advancing the principles of open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement to improve higher education and academic research. Focuses heavily on Colleges.\nInstitute for Liberal Values - As a non-partisan and non-sectarian consortium focused on the promotion of individual freedom, rights, and liberty in everyday life, the Institute for Liberal Values provides the skills and support required to build community where there has been division, encourage free expression where there has been censorship, and foster optimism where there is fear.\nNew Discourses - Education on all things critical theory. Eduation and debunking of Marxism, Progressive and all forms of critical theory. IE Critical Race Theory, Queer Theory, etc. Founded by James Lindsey.\nClimate Change Pushback # Copenhagen Consensus - The Copenhagen Consensus Center is a think tank that researches and publishes the smartest solutions to the world\u0026rsquo;s biggest problems. Our studies are conducted by more than 300 economists from internationally renowned institutions, including seven Nobel Laureates, to advise policymakers and philanthropists how to achieve the best results with their limited resources.Founded by climate change debunker and educator Bjorn Lomborg.\nEnvironmental Progress - Environmental Progress (EP) was founded in 2016 with the mission of achieving nature, peace and prosperity for all. We believe everyone has a right to affordable energy, a healthy planet, and urban environments that enable citizens to thrive. Our strategy has been to organize grassroots movements to defend these rights, and to fund research into why they are threatened. Founded by free speech advocate and Journalist Michael Shellenberger.\nHeartland.org - The Heartland Institute is a nonprofit organization that focuses on issues in education, environmental protection, health care, budgets and taxes, and stopping Socialism.\nIndustrial Progress - For the last 40 years, so-called environmentalists have held back industrial progress around the world. That\u0026rsquo;s why Idustrial Progress helps the industry fight for its freedom, with new ideas, arguments, and policies that will improve our economy and our environment. Founded by Fossil Fuels advocate Alex Epstein.\nPerc.org - The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) explores how aligning free market incentives for environmental stewardship produces sustainable outcomes for land, water, and wildlife.\nSavory.Global - Fights against climate change approved opinion by using regenerative farming practices of holistic land management. Provides real alternative solutions to mainstream climate fear mongering.\nDrug Freedom # Drug Policy Alliance - The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the leading organization in the U.S. working to end the drug war. Encryption and censorship # Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) - The largest organization that fights for Internet and Digital Freedom. Based out of the US.The EFF puts out several of the best digital freedom tools, including HTTPS Everywhere, Privacy Badger and Certbot.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFree resources Physical and Digital # Art For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nLeadership Institute - Liberty focused training provided in person and virtual. Training is offered for a wide range of topics, including, activism campaigns, fundraising and more.\nLibertarianism.org - Free ebooks from a Cato/Bluepilled perspective. Still some solid content overall.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - Free liberty starter kits for applicants. Including books small grants and more. Primarily aimed at students.\nTechsoup.org - Free Tech for non-profits.\nLegal Advocacy # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nCoin Center - Based in D.C., Coin Center is the leading non-profit research and advocacy center focused on the public policy issues facing cryptocurrency and decentralized computing technologies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Their mission is to defend the rights of individuals to build and use free and open cryptocurrency networks: the right to write and publish code – to read and to run it. The right to assemble into peer-to-peer networks. And the right to do all this privately.\nDeFi Education Fund - The DeFi Education Fund (DEF) explains decentralized finance (DeFi) to policymakers around the world and advocates for policies welcoming of decentralized financial infrastructure.\nFire - Since its founding more than two decades ago as the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, FIRE has become the nation’s leading defender of fundamental rights on college campuses through our unique mix of programming, including student and faculty outreach, public education campaigns, individual case advocacy, and policy reform efforts. In 2022, FIRE changed its name to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and announced an expansion initiative into off-campus free speech advocacy and legal defense.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nInstitute for Justice - IJ is a nonprofit, public interest law firm. Their mission is to end widespread abuses of government power and secure the constitutional rights that allow all Americans to pursue their dreams.\nJusticeDao- A DAO specifically dedicated to helping the legal defense of the developers of Tornado Cash, an Ethereum based privacy service that was takedown by government action.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nPacific Legal Foundation - Pacific Legal Foundation is a national nonprofit legal organization that defends Americans from government overreach and abuse. PFL specifically focuses on Property Rights, Equality and Opportunity and Separation of Powers. ^1,2^\nPeer-To-Peer Rights Fund - The P2P Rights Fund is a project housed within the Bitcoin Policy Institute, a 501(c)3 think tank. An advisory board including open-source developers, human rights activists, and lawyers oversees the fund’s activities. P2P Focuses on protection of Open-Source Software under the First Amendment.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nStand With Crypto - Stand With Crypto, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, champions for clear, common-sense regulations for the crypto industry. We\u0026rsquo;re mobilizing the 52 million crypto owners in the US - a demographic that is younger (60% Gen-Z and Millennials) and more diverse (41% identify as racial minorities) than the general US population - to unlock crypto\u0026rsquo;s innovation potential and foster greater economic freedom.\nThe Crypto Lawyers - Much like Coin Center Crypto Lawyers provide legal advocacy for Bitcoin freedom. They offer services in regards to Litigation, NFT, DEFI, IP, Compliance, and Forensic Investigations.\nMeetups, Education and Training # Americas Future - America’s Future empowers young people to be active, civil, and curious citizens who build freer communities that lead to fulfillment, dignity, and happiness for all.We’re working toward a time in America where young people collaborate to drive change in their communities – change that equips the individual to build a free and happy life. America’s Future offers rising generations opportunities for networking, mentoring, leadership and community engagement through our national network and extensive array of programming.\nArt For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nFreedom Works - A longstanding political orginization that has traditionally leaned republican. Recently though they\u0026rsquo;ve rebranded to target smaller liberty focused groups in order to help educated and advocate for freedom and change in public policy.\nLeadership Institute - Founded in 1979 by its president, Morton C. Blackwell, LI provides training in campaigns, fundraising, grassroots organizing, youth politics, and communications. The Institute teaches conservatives of all ages how to succeed in politics, government, and the media.The Institute offers more than 50 types of training schools, workshops, and seminars; a free employment placement service; and a national field program that trains conservative students to organize campus groups.\nLiberty on the Rocks - Liberty on the Rocks is a non-profit grass roots libertarian organization designed to educate, connect, and activate liberty enthusiasts around the world. Through local chapters and events, citizens and activists throughout the country can increase the size of their networks, enhance their understanding of economics and the philosophy of freedom, widen their knowledge of local and national educational outlets, and increase their opportunities for involvement. Official Partner of Liberty Tools\nLiberty Seeds - The largest directory of liberty-minded organizations, events, and more.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - SFL is not a top down, chapter based, or membership organization. Instead SFL functions as a network of pro-liberty students from a wide diversity of locations and backgrounds. SFL does sometimes take the more blue pilled approach.\nWe Are Change - We Are Change is a nonpartisan, independent media organization comprised of individuals and groups working to expose corruption worldwide.Founded by Luke Rudkowski, We Are Change is comprised of independent journalists, concerned citizens, activists, and anyone who wants to shape the direction our world is going in. We seek to expose the lies of governments and the corporate elite who constantly trash our humanity. Their goal is to create a community of truth-seekers and peacemakers who share a commitment to nonviolent action.\nYoung Americans for Liberty - Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) is the most active and effective pro-liberty youth organization advancing liberty on campus. Our four-step mission is to identify, educate, train, and mobilize youth activists to make liberty win. YAL maintains many chapters across college campuses all over the US.\nYou are the Power - You Are The Power is a membership-based nonprofit that is founded and run by Spike Cohen. They work with activists and organizations in all 50 states, using localized, single-issue activism to set communities free, restore individual rights, take the power away from government and put it back in the hands of the people.\nPress Freedoms # Committee to Protect Journalists - The Committee to Protect Journalists is an independent, nonprofit organization that promotes press freedom worldwide. They defend the right of journalists to report the news safely and without fear of reprisal.\nInternational Press Institute - Their mission is to defend media freedom and support independent journalism wherever they are threatened. Also tracks press freedoms in regards to Covid restrictions.\nReporters Without Borders - Reporters Without Borders tracks press freedoms across the world.\nPolice Reform and Monitoring # 8 Can\u0026rsquo;t Wait - 8 Cant Wait is a campaign to bring immediate change to police departments by encouraging the adoption of 8 specific policies.\nAdopt a Cop - Adopt A Cop BJJ is a nonprofit, donation based program and registered 501(c)3 that allows active duty patrolling police officers around the country to train at any Adopt A Cop BJJ affiliated academy and will pay 100% of the officer’s membership until they reach the rank of Blue belt. Blue belt is the second ranked belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and on average it takes around 12 to 18 months to obtain. Police officers are much less likely to both get injured and to injure suspects if they are trained in BJJ as evidenced by this Case Study.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nOpen-archive - App for saving and sharing files for whistleblowers and videos of police etc\nThick Red Line - A project of Art of Liberty, TRL is an effort to restore respect for law enforcement by abolishing victimless crime.\nWashingtonPost Police Shootings Database - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states\nThink Tanks # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAyn Rand Institute - ARI offers a variety of educational experiences to promote greater understanding of Ayn Rand’s philosophy and, through the writing and speaking of our experts, advocates her principles of reason, rational self-interest and laissez-faire capitalism. ARI also often takes a more Blue pilled perspective and does not generally follow Anarchist ideas, as it advocates for a one world government, based on the principles of logic and reason.\nArt of Liberty - A small think tank that exposes the Illegitimacy and Criminality of “Government” while Making the Voluntaryist Case for Free Markets, REAL Freedom and Peace.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow Institute works to promote the ideas of privacy in the world.\nThe Cato Institute - Founded in 1977 by Ed Crane, Murray Rothbard and Charles Koch. Cato is one of the oldest and largest libertarian think tanks in America. Cato has published great research and information since its inception. Cato has been criticized at times for often taking very pragmatic criticisms of the state and sometimes making the libertarian defense of state activities. Often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nThe Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) - FEE\u0026rsquo;s popular digital content and in-person programs turn complex ideas into practical tools for living your best life and making the world a better place. Fee covers a wide range of issues across the entire political spectrum, while always exposing government crimes and failures.\nThe Future of Freedom Foundation - The Future of Freedom Foundation is a tax-exempt, non-profit educational foundation whose mission is to present an uncompromising moral, philosophical, and economic case for the free society.\nThe Mises Institute - The premium think tank for all things liberty. Founded in 1982 by Anarcho-capitalism Lew Rockwell, largely to push the ideas of economist Murray Rothbard following his split with the Cato Institute. The Mises institute has been one of the biggest and most consistent voices for all things liberty including: Antiwar, Austrian economics, Sound Money, Police Reform, Secession, Book Publishing and so much more.\nThe Reason Foundation - Reason Foundation advances a free society by developing, applying, and promoting libertarian principles, including individual liberty, free markets, and the rule of law. We use journalism and public policy research to influence the frameworks and actions of policymakers, journalists, and opinion leaders. Reason also publishes Reason Magazine and hosts the SOHO Debate Forum. Much like Cato Reason often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nWhistle Blowing # Aim - Undercover citizen journalism, mostly focused on American schools.\nCryptome - One of the primary inspirations for Wikileaks, Cryptome has been offering a leaking platform to the world since 1996 and still runs today. Founded by John Young.\nEFF Surveillance Self-Defense - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\nGlobal Leaks - Whistleblowing Solutions Impresa Sociale S.r.l. (WBS) is an innovative social enterprise that carries out research and development to support whistleblowers and the fight against corruption. It was founded in 2016 to guarantee the economic sustainability of the GlobaLeaks project, through taking care of the growing number of requests for assistance, maintenance and custom deployment. WBS hosts the development activities and coordinates the community efforts. Global leaks provides its own open source tool for whistleblowers.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nO\u0026rsquo;keefe Media Group - Following the ousting of James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe from Project Veritas, O\u0026rsquo;Keefe Media group was founded to present another opportunity for whistle blowing and citizen journalism. OKM provides training and supplies for Citizen journalists.\nProject Veritas - Founded in 2010 by James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe, Project Veritas picked up much of the leaking slack following Wikileakss decrease in output. Often slandered as a far right group, Project Veritas has leaked many of the biggest stories since its inception. Project Veritas was and is largely known for using undercover cameras to expost stories.\nTruth in Media - Not a whistleblowing organization perse, however TIM is known for doing in depth inclusive stories reputably with strong reliable sources and without sensationalism. TIM focuses on stories that most media ignores. Founded by Journalist Ben Swann.\nWikiLeaks - Founded in 2006 by Julian Assange. Wikileaks was the the primary source for leaking of highly secret corporate and government data. Wikileaks worked to protect its leakers by employing the use of PGP and TOR. While largely inactive since the arrest of its founder Julian Assange in 2019, Wikileaks archives are still an important repository of leaked data.\nWizSafe Journalist Privacy Guide - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\n"},{"id":14,"href":"/osint/","title":"OSINT","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Nothing has such power to broaden the mind as the ability to investigate systematically and truly all that comes under thy observation in life.\u0026rdquo; - Marcus Aurelius\nOpen Source Intelligence tools can be used to find information of all types. This can be useful in furthering your understanding of both offensive and defensive practices by finding information for anything and everything. OSINT is the direct inverse of open source privacy tools. OSINT can be used for nefarious purposes in some cases, but OSINT itself does not directly include the concept of hacking. OSINT only aims to find legally available public information. OSINT has tremendous use in regards to education and finding information about corporations, politicians and good journalism. These tools can also be used to help you understand your own privacy exposure as well. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAI (Artificial Intelligence) Tools # Art Generators # Albus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAnimate Anyone - App that allows you to take a static image or photo and create videos of movement based on the people or characters in those photos.\nDall E - DALL·E 2 is an AI system that can create realistic images and art from a description in natural language. Made by Open Ai. Closed source.\nDreamstudio.ai - AI Art Generation.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGemini - Formerly known as Bard. Google\u0026rsquo;s AI alternative to Chat GPT. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias, including filtering your text prompts through a DEI and social justice lens.\nLumiere - A Space-Time Diffusion Model for Video Generation. Made by Google, closed source. Create video from word prompts or pictures. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias.\nMagic Animate - Magic Animate is an open source project that allows you to produces an animated video from a single image and a motion video.\nMid Journey - Mid Journey is an independent research lab exploring new mediums of thought and expanding the imaginative powers of the human species. Requires the unencrypted messaging app Discord for image generation.\nOpen AI Sora - Sora can generate videos up to a minute long while maintaining visual quality and adherence to the user’s prompt. Closed source.\nFreedom and Privacy AI Tools # AI Unchained - Podcast by freedom advocate and bitcoin educator Guy Swann. Follow the newest updates in the AI industry to become more sovereign and efficient by utilizing cutting edge tools.\nAlex AI - Energy and Climate Chatbot. Built by Alex Epstein, an advocate of Freedom and Fossil Fuels. Iphone Only.\nGab AI - Chat GPT alternative and image generator by conservative Social Media company GAB.\nGATgpt - A LLM model like Chat GPT but specifically for gun printing and all things gun related. Built by Cody Wilson.\nLibertAI - Decentralized privacy focused AI.\nUnleashed Chat - AI chatbot service designed with real privacy in mind. It stands out with its live Nostr data querying and advanced context embedding capabilities. It allows for Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network, for privacy and speed. The platform employs the latest Open Source models, prioritizing uncensored options.\nVenice - Venice is an open source alternative to Chat GPT. With built in features for code prompts and Stable Diffusion, Venice does not censor or spy on you. Launched by freedom advocate and crypto pioneer Erik Voorhees.\nGeneral AI Tools # AI or Not - Need to verify if images are AI generated? Here\u0026rsquo;s a project that can identify images from Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Dall-E, GAN and more.\nAIXploira - Access the largest list of top-quality AI tools available on the web.\nAlbus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAwesome GPT - List of dozens of GPT style LLMs.\nEsperanto.ai - Esperanto delivers high-performance, energy-efficient computing solutions that are the compelling choice for the most demanding AI and non-AI applications.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGPT4all - Self Hosted GPT Alternative.\nHuggingface.co - Open Source CHAT GPT Alternative.\nLM Studio - LM Studio lets you discover, download, and run local LLMs entirely offline.\nMaxAI.me - Chrome extension that lets you utilize AI on different sites.\nParse Prompt - Convert and summarize podcast episodes, audio clips, web-pages, and YouTube into AI-generated content.\nAttack Surface # BynaryEdge - We scan the web and gather data for you.\nCensys - Attack Surface Management Solutions.\nCriminalip.io - Cyber Threat Intelligence Search Engine and Attack Surface Management (ASM) platform.\nRedHunt Labs - Discover your Attack Surface, Continuously.\nSecurityTrails - The Total Internet Inventory.\nBug Hunting # Bug Bounty writeups - Detailed breakdowns of all sorts of different types of attacks.\nBughunter-handbook - A list of resources that will help bug bounty hunters with resources that are useful during their bug bounty journey.\nCertificates # CertSpotter - Monitors your domains for expiring, unauthorized, and invalid SSL certificates.\nCensys - Certificates - Certificates Search.\nCrt.sh - Certificate Search.\nCTSearch - Certificate Transparency Search Tool.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nTLS.BufferOver.run - Quickly find certificates in IPv4 space.\nCredentials # Check your email accounts to find associated accounts with breached companies.\nBreachdirectory.org - Check if your information was exposed in a data breach.\nCrackstation.net - Massive pre-computed lookup (Rainbow) tables to crack password hashes.\nDehashed - Free deep-web scans and protection against credential leaks, Takes Monero for Premium accounts.\nHackcheck - Hackcheck is a data breach search engine that makes checking the integrity of your data easy and flexible cheap! They currently offer several lightning fast queries to search through our billions of records with. The queries they offer are email, password, username, name, IP address, phone number, and domain name.\nHave I Been Pwned - Check if your email or phone is in a data breach.\nHaveibeensold.app - App that checks who is selling your data. Currently down.\nIntelx - Needs an account for most dumps, but shows accounts and password associated with on different sites.\nLeak-Lookup - Search across thousands of data breaches to find you compromised data - Requires an account for full results. Cheap prices and accepts Monero.\nLeakCheck.io - Make sure your credentials haven\u0026rsquo;t been compromised.\nLeakix - Identify public data leaks.\nMozilla Monitor - Stay safe with privacy tools from the makers of Firefox that protect you from hackers and companies that publish and sell your personal information. We’ll alert you of any known data breaches, find and remove your exposed info and continually watch for new exposures.\nSnusbase - Stay on top of the latest database breaches.\nSpycloud.com - More in Depth than haveIbeenpwned. Requires an account.\nCode Search Engines # GitHub Code Search - A search engine for searching projects on GitHub.\nGrep.app - Search across a half million git repos.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nNerdyData - Find companies based on their website\u0026rsquo;s tech stack or code.\nPublicwww.com - Source Code Search Engine. Find any alphanumeric snippet, signature or keyword in the web pages HTML, JS and CSS code.\nRepoSearch - Source code search engine that helps you find implementation details, example usages or just analyze code.\nSearchCode - Search 75 billion lines of code from 40 million projects.\nSourceGraph - Understand and search across your entire codebase.\nData Retention # Archive.org - The biggest site for internet website archives.\nDessant - A web extension for pulling data from archived sites.\nInteltechniques - A guide to manually remove your data from archive sites.\nMemento Time Travel - Memento TimeTravel is built using the archive.today API, and can thus be utilized as an upgraded internet archive product. It offers web users with an easy-to-use design.\nPagefreezer.com - PageFreezer is an alternative to the Wayback machine which utilizes Google-like crawling technology. The screenshots are taken using a fully automated operation.\nTubeRipper - An app that lets you rip or download videos from most platforms.\nWebcite - WebCite differs from the Wayback Machine by providing the sort of detailed snapshots of author-cited references requested by publishers, editors, and readers.\nDevice Information # Macaddress.io - MAC address vendor lookup.\nMaclookup.app - Find the vendor name of a device by entering an OUI or a MAC address.\nMacvendors.com - Find MAC Address Vendors. Now.\nMAC Vendor Lookup - Look up the vendor for a specific MAC Address.\nDNS # Chaos - Enhance research and analyse changes around DNS for better insights.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing.\nDNSDumpster - DNS recon \u0026amp; research, find \u0026amp; lookup DNS records.\nDNShistory.org - Domain Name System Historical Record Archive.\nDNSdb - Passive DNS historical database.\nDNSviz - Tool for visualizing the status of a DNS zone.\nDNSTwister - The anti-phishing domain name search engine and DNS monitoring service.\nDnslytics - The ultimate online investigation tool for DNS and other internet data.\nHackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nPassivedns.mnemonic.no - Web interface for querying passive DNS data collected in our malware lab.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nRapidDNS - DNS query tool which make querying - subdomains or sites of a same IP easy.\nDomains # Buckets.grayhatwarfare.com - Public buckets.\nBuiltWith - Find out what websites are Built With.\nCentralOps - DomainDossier - Investigate domains and IP addresses.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing!\nDomainIQ - Comprehensive Domain Intelligence.\nGrayhatwarfare.com - domains - How to search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nIPInfo - Provides your WAN or Public IP address.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nPentest-tools.com - Discover subdomains and determine the attack surface of an organization.\nRiddler - Allows you to search in a high quality dataset.\nRobTex - Various kinds of research of IP numbers, Domain names, etc.\nSecurityheaders.com - Scan your site now.\nSimilarweb.com - The easiest and fastest tool to find out what\u0026rsquo;s really going on online.\nSitereport.netcraft.com - Find out the infrastructure and technologies used by any site.\nSpyonweb.com - Find out related websites.\nStatscrop.com - Millions of amazing websites across the web are being analyzed with StatsCrop.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVisualsitemapper.com - Create a visual map of your site.\nWho.is - WHOIS Search, Domain Name, Website, and IP Tools.\nWhois.domaintools.com - Industry’s fastest domain discovery engine and broadest, most accurate data.\nWhoisology.com - Deep Connections Between Domain Names \u0026amp; Their Owners.\nExploits # 0day.today - The ultimate database of exploits and vulnerabilities.\nExploit-DB - An Exploit Database.\npacketstormsecurity.com - Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers.\nRapid7 - DB - A vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSploitus - A convenient central place for identifying the newest exploits.\nVulmon - A vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nFacial Recognition # Pimeyes - The gold Standard in facial recognition search, while prioritizing privacy. Focused Search Engines # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Correlate – Google Trends Correlate can help you identify search patterns that correlate with real-world trends. It can be used to identify search patterns that are similar to one another. For example, you could use the tool to find out if there is a link between new legislation and gun sales (at least in terms of the search volume related to the two topics).\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nGrabify - Grabify is a free web-based IP grabbing/URL shortening tool. (IP grabbing just as it implies simply means getting/grabbing peoples IP addresses.) This can be used to get location/IP data from potential attackers.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nIPGeo - IpGeo is a python tool to extract IP addresses from captured network traffic file (pcap/pcapng) and generate csv report containing details about the geolocation of each ip in the packets.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMillion Short – Million Short has an interesting approach to searching for information online. The interface is generally similar to a typical search engine. However, you can sort and filter the results in a number of ways. Examples include popularity, eCommerce, live chat, date, location, and others. Also, it automatically pulls out the top sites that usually occupy the top spots in any search result (e.g. Amazon.com, eBay, YouTube, etc.)\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nMention - A service that lets you track any code words across social media platforms. Paid service.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOSSDatabase - OSS DATABASE is a crowdsourced database of Open Source software. Their goal is to make it easy to look for open source alternatives and compare them with their proprietary peers.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPulsedive - A search engine for devices connected to the internet.\nPublic API\u0026rsquo;s - A list of several different API\u0026rsquo;s that are free to use for data pulling.\nPublicData.com - PublicData.com is the number one resource for public records from local, state, and federal agencies.\nProwl - A free IP search \u0026amp; identifications of IoC and IoA.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nSearch by Image - Tool to reverse image search docs, only works in Chromium based browsers.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nShodan – A search engine and network security tool for the internet of things. It finds devices on the internet like web servers, webcams, appliances, traffic lights, and even power plants.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTalkWalkerAlerts – TalkWalkerAlerts is a great alternative to Google Alerts because, in addition to monitoring the web for certain keywords, it monitors social media, blogs, and forums as well. This can be helpful if you need to find mentions of someone’s name or business across the web. Free and paid options.\nTorSearch - A TOR search engine for websites hosted on TOR (The Darknet).\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nTinyEye - A reverse image search.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nGeolocation # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nMail Addresses # Centralops - Email, Whois, DNS search info.\nEmailHippo - Email address verification technology.\nEmail-format.com - Find the email address formats in use at thousands of companies.\nHunter.io - Find professional email addresses in seconds.\nIntelligenceX - Search engine and data archive. Finds public personal information from data brokers.\nMelissa - Emailcheck - Check email addresses and verify they are live.\nMXToolbox - Check your email headers.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nReacher.email - Open-Source Email Verification.\nRocketReach - Your first-degree connection to any professional.\nskymem.info - Find email addresses of companies and people.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nThatsThem - Reverse email lookup.\nverify-email.org - Checks whether the mailbox exists or not.\nVoilaNorbert - I can find anyone\u0026rsquo;s email address.\nOSINT Lists # About.start.me - OSINT Dashboard to combine different OSINT tools.\nAwesome-Osint - A curated list of amazingly awesome open source intelligence tools and resources.\nFacebook Email Search - A simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFreedomlab.io - FreedomLab is a virtual gathering place for human rights defenders. Here you will find a repository of training materials, tutorials, and digital tools, all tailored to your needs and requirements. We hope you will learn about tools, experiences, advocacy and fundraising strategies, as well as knowledge and skills related to security. Through support and collaboration, human rights defenders increase their capacity to monitor and report, seek redress, and advocate for the promotion of human rights.\nFull OSINT - Full OSINT focused on the most popular web-based Open Source Intelligence and Cybersecurity Tools.\nHacker Search Engines - Long list of OSINT Tools.\nInteltechniques Tools - Dozens of tools available from Michael Bazzels website.\nOstintFramework - Terrific list. Layout is a bit strange can be annoying to navigate.\nOsint-jobs.com - Job board and education research.\nOsintcurio.us - The OSINT Curious Project was a source of quality, actionable, Open Source Intelligence news, original blogs, instructional videos, and live streams. We tried to keep people curious about exploring web applications for bits of information or trying out new techniques to access important OSINT data.\nOsintool.com - List of multiple tools with install instructions.\nOsintdojo.com - A giant list of OSINT resources.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nSociallinks.io - Everything you need to navigate the OSINT world, gain deeper insights, and enhance investigations.\nSocial-Analyzer - API, CLI \u0026amp; Web App for analyzing \u0026amp; finding a person’s profile across social media websites. It includes different string analysis and detection modules, you can choose which combination of modules to use during the investigation process.\nSpiderFoot - SpiderFoot is an open-source OSINT tool with 200+ modules for gathering information on target organizations, domains and IP addresses, networks, emails, and usernames. It offers automation capabilities for routine OSINT tasks like DNS queries, threat intelligence checks, breach detection, WHOIS lookups, and more.\nstart.me - Another Giant list of all sorts of tools.\nTCM-Open-Source-Intellingence-Resources - Compilation of Resources from TCM\u0026rsquo;s OSINT Course.\nX-osint - An Open source intelligent framework ie an osint tool which gathers valid information about a phone number, user’s email address, perform VIN Osint, and reverse, perform subdomain enumeration, able to find email from a name, and so much more.\nSecurity Focused Tools # 2fA.Directory - List of companies that use 2FA in America. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\n2fA.Directory.International - List of companies that use 2FA Internationally. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nBest Randoms - Random information generator for huge amount of categories.\nDmarc and SPF Checkers - A site Dmarc, SPF and DKIM are Email security settings that protect your email account from being spoofed or faked. This tool scores your domain to see how difficult it would be to spoof. ^1^\nDNS checker and port scanner - A site to check open ports, DNS SPF records and much more on your own internal server.\nEfani - Test your Phone number public connections to see your total phone exposure.\nEmail Rep - App that lets you check the known reputability of any email address and domain.\nEnd Of Life - Tracks closely software updates, and EOL status for a massive list of software. Need to figure out how long your new phone will be supported? They have you covered.\nExiftool - A tool let’s you pull metadata info from a wide range of file types.\nHudson Rock - Free tools to check for compromised corporate accounts.\nHowsecureismypassword - A site to test the security and the Bruce Force difficulty of your password.\nImmuniweb - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server or servers. Checks SSL status of multiple different types of applications. Also checks compliance with frameworks such as PCI, HIPAA and NIST.\nIp Quality Score - An app to check your IP, Email and Fraud prevention. Also allows for verifying Tor and VPN connectivity and much more.\nPolisis - Polisis gives you a glimpse of what websites actually say in their privacy policies.\nPrivacy Parrot - A search engine that helps determine if a website can sell your personal information.\nScamDoctor - Project that tracks known scam websites and use an algorithm to determine likelihood of other scams.\nSecurity Headers - A site to check the security headers of your own self-hosted server to check your exposure to attacks like XSS, Clickjacking and more.\nShieldsup - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Run by Steve Gibson of the SecurityNow Podcast and Spinrite data recovery application.\nSSL LABS - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Specifically looks at TLS config and hash algorithm of your website.\nTiny-check - A piece of software that scans your phone to check for unauthorized monitoring apps unknowingly installed.\nTOSBack (Terms of Service) - A website that reads back other website terms of service and puts it into a simple and easy to read summary.\nTraceLabs - An OSINT service that helps find missing people.\nVirus Total - Scan files, hashes and URLs to run them against a database of known compromised software. Extremely useful when evaluating new suspicious files or programs.\nW3Techs - Large list that tracks software utilization across industries. Find metrics based around software markets share.\nServers # FOFA - Cyberspace mapping.\nGreyNoise - The source for understanding internet noise.\nNatlas - Scaling Network Scanning.\nNetlas.io - Discover, Research and Monitor any Assets Available Online.\nOnyphe.io - Cyber Defense Search Engine for open-source and cyber threat intelligence data.\nZoomEye - Global cyberspace mapping.\nSocial Media Tools # Discord # Discord OSINT Attack Surface - Description of Discord\u0026rsquo;s attack surface.\nDiscord Snowflake to Timestamp Converter - Pulls Discord message timestamps.\nDiscordBee - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDiscordServers Search - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDutch OSINT Guy Discord Resources - OSINT Discord resources that may be useful for searching or pivoting on Discord.\nFacebook # Einvestigator.com - Facebook Search Tools and Resources.\nFacebook Email Search - Is a simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFB People Directory - Is a native tool built by Facebook so you can, as its name suggests, search their people directory. It’s super useful and one of the easiest tools to use when you’re looking for someone.\nPassive DNS - Technology allows you to investigate everything you can imagine about any organization or company in the world, way beyond a simple citizen profile. Let’s see it in action for facebook.com.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nToolzu.com - A platform for Facebook video downloading.\nGab # Gab OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGab OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tool for creating Bookmarklet.\nGab OSINT Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB ^1^\nGeneral Social Media Tools # Sherlock - Finds all usernames across 300 different social media platforms.\nSocialBlade - Real Time follower/subscriber counter for Youtube, Twitch, Instagram and Twitter.\nStories Down - Guide for several different platforms.\nGettr # Gettr OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGettr OSINT Investigations Tips \u0026amp; Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB.\nInstagram # Gramho - Identifying Followers of a Private Instagram Profile.\nInstahunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Instagram posts.\nInstagram OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Instagram.\nPicuki - View, edit and share your publicly available Instagram content.\nLinkedIn # Epieos LinkedIn Tool - Retrieve information linked to an email address.\nHow to conduct OSINT on Linkedin - List of tactics and strategies.\nLinkedIn OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the LinkedIn attack surface.\nLinkedIn OSINT Bookmarket Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part I - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part II - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nNew LinkedIn Search Features - Guide on search functions in LinkedIn.\nPinterest # Aware Online - List of tactics and strategies.\nPinterest OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Pinterest attack surface.\nReddit # Rdddeck - Creates Reddit decks.\nReddit OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Reddit attack surface.\nReddit OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nReddit OSINT Techniques - List of Osint tools and tactics for Reddit.\nUnddit - App that lets you display removed (by mods) and deleted (by users) comments/posts for Reddit.\nSkype # Skype OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Skype attack surface.\nSkypli - Skype search engine.\nSnapchat # Snapchat OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Snapchat attack surface.\nSnap Map - Watch Snaps submitted by Snapchatters around the world.\nTelegram # Awesome Telegram OSINT - Massive list of Telegram Tools.\nTelegram Analytics - Telegram channels and groups catalog in addition chat monitoring.\nTelegram Database - Telegram Search Engine.\nTikTok # TikTok OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the TikTok attack surface.\nTikTok OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate TikTok investigations.\nVidnice - TikTok search engine.\nTumblr # Tumblr OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Tumbler attack surface.\nTumblr OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate Tumblr investigations.\nTumblr OSINT Techniques - Breakdown of many tactics and techniques for OSINT on Tumblr.\nTwitter/X.com # Birdhunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Twitter posts.\nBot Sentinel - Helps you find and block trolls and fake Twitter accounts.\nFoller.me - Free people search engine finds social media profiles, public records, and more!\nNitter - Access Twitter through a privacy front end without an account.\nTinfoleak - Search for Twitter users leaks.\nTweet Beaver - If you’re doing research that involves a Twitter user, TweetBeaver is a great resource. Use it for things like downloading a user’s friends list, downloading a user’s followers list, checking to see if two accounts follow one another, and much more.\nTweetdeck - TweetDeck offers a more convenient Twitter experience by letting you view multiple timelines in one easy interface. It includes a host of advanced features to help get the most of Twitter: Manage multiple Twitter accounts, schedule Tweets for posting in the future, build Tweet collections, and more.\nTwitter OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Twitter attack surface.\nSpoonbill - Spoonbill lets you see profile changes from the people you follow on Twitter or other social networks.\nTrendsmap - Tracks hashtag trends by location.\nTweeterID - Pull your Twitter user ID.\nGetvidfy.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nSavetweetvid.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nURLs # HackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nMOZ Link Explorer - The world\u0026rsquo;s best backlink checker with over 40 trillion links.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nShorteners.grayhatwarfare.com - Search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nURLScan - A sandbox for the web.\nVehicles # Autocheck - Search by Vin or License Plate. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nFaxvin - Search by Vin. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nLicensesearch.org - Can be used to search License plates and Drivers licenses for a fee.\nSkipTracer - Python-based search engine program, that searches lots of different categories, Name, email, phone etc. In particular you can search License Plate info which is the most unique feature of this app.\nVehicle-OSINT-Collection - A comprehensive list of websites, add-ons, repositories, and other tools useful for finding information on a target vehicle ^2^\nVulnerabilities # Aqua Vulnerability Database - Vulnerabilities and weaknesses in open source applications and cloud native infrastructure.\nCapec.Mitre.org - A site that tracks common attack patterns.\nCloudvulndb.org - The Open Cloud Vulnerability \u0026amp; Security Issue Database.\nCVEDetails - The ultimate security vulnerability datasource.\nCVE.org - Another site that tracks identifies defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nGitHub Advisory Database - Security vulnerability database inclusive of CVEs and GitHub originated security advisories.\nLibraries.io - Open source package tracker.\nMITRE CVE - Another site that identifies, defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nMitre.org - A site that tracks common weaknesses across all software.\nNIST NVD - The National Vulnerability Database, that lists known threats and vulnerabilities.\nOssindex.sonatype.org - A free catalogue of open source components and scanning tools to help developers identify vulnerabilities, understand risk, and keep their software safe.\nOpencve.io - Easiest way to track CVE updates and be alerted about new vulnerabilities.\nOsv.dev - Open Source Vulnerability tracker.\nRapid7 - DB - Vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSecurity.snyk.io - Open Source Vulnerability Database.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVulDB - Number one vulnerability database.\nVulmon - Vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nVulners.com - Your Search Engine for Security Intelligence.\nVulnIQ - Vulnerability intelligence and management solution.\nWifi Discovery and Scanning # Acrylic WiFi - WiFi analysis, site survey \u0026amp; troubleshooting.\nAvast Wi-Fi Finder - Avast Wi-Fi Finder is an app to help you find free WiFi networks around you. Just check the map and take a look at the different points that show up. Tapping one of them gives you more information: the name of the network, whether it requires a password, etc.\nFree WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nNetwork Tools - Phone App for tracking all sorts of network metrics.\nOpen WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nWiFinder -\n"},{"id":15,"href":"/political-tools/","title":"Political","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;He knows nothing and thinks he knows everything. That points clearly to a political career.\u0026rdquo; -George Bernard Shaw\nHere at Liberty Tools we believe in looking at alternatives to electoral politics. We believe that in terms of advancing freedom electoral politics has mostly been a lost battle, or very often is actually counter productive. However we do have great respect for anyone who is trying to advance freedom as part of the political process, and continuing in the footsteps of the great politicians such as Ron Paul.\n🏛️ Find Representatives \u0026amp; Voting Info # Govtrack – Look up your Congressional representatives and their voting records. Vote.org – Polling Place Locator – Find out where to vote. Ballotpedia – Discover open races, ballot measures, candidate info, and more. IV3 – Verify your voter roll info, report inaccuracies, and track updates. 💵 Money in Politics # Opensecrets – Follow campaign finance and lobbying data. ALLRegreen – Track campaign contributions by industry and individual donors. Follow The Crypto – See cryptocurrency donations to politicians. Check My Donation – Check if your name has been used fraudulently in political donations. 📊 Government Transparency \u0026amp; Spending # Open the Books – Audit government spending at federal, state, and local levels. Data Republican – Explore federal grant allocations, charity, and NGO funding. DogeAI - A new AI project trying to expose political corruption. 🏢 Political Appointees \u0026amp; Local Involvement # OurPublicService.org – Appointee Tracker – Track political appointees in federal positions. Run Locally – Libertarian Party initiative to support local candidates. "},{"id":16,"href":"/privacy/","title":"Privacy","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The Cypherpunks are actively engaged in making the networks safer for privacy. Let us proceed together apace. Onward\u0026rdquo; - Eric Hughes\nPrivacy is a fundamental tenet of a free society. Corporations and governments are gathering data at record rates and will happily sell it to the highest bidder. In the era of social media, doxxing, twitter mobs and rising crime, take back your privacy to protect yourself and your family.\nAll in one Privacy Solutions # Cloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Cloaked is not Open Source. Though they do plan to open source their project in the future. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nMySudo - All in one privacy solution. MySudo offers services for phones, profiles, emails, virtual credit cards and more. MySudo doesnt always work well on non Android OSes like Calyx and you often need a google supported phone for activation, but once you activate it, it should work fine on Graphene.\nBrowsers # Brave - From the original creators of Firefox, Brave aims to use maximum privacy as a default. With ad blocking, phishing blocking, fingerprint and cookie blocking all enabled by default. Brave does offer ad payments in its own crypto token BAT, which has drawn some criticism from privacy advocates - In Depth Review\nDecentr - Brand new blockchain-based browser. Pays out in their own token for browsing search, much like Brave.\nFirefox - Firefox has a long-established history of competing with the most well-known browsers as the longest-serving open-source alternative. However, due to recent changes by Firefox in order to gain more revenue, we NO longer recommend them. Check out more here.\nLibreWolf - LibreWolf is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks.\nMullvad Browser - The Mullvad Browser is a privacy-focused web browser developed in a collaboration between Mullvad VPN and the Tor Project. It’s designed to minimize tracking and fingerprinting. You could say it’s a Tor Browser to use without the Tor Network. Instead, you can use it with a trustworthy VPN. The idea is to provide one more alternative – beside the Tor Network – to browse the internet with more privacy. To get as many people as possible to fight the big data gathering of today. To free the internet from mass surveillance.\nPrivacy Tests - In-depth comparison of browser privacy.\nTor Browser - Tor Browser is your choice if you need an extra layer of anonymity. It\u0026rsquo;s a modified version of Firefox, which comes with pre-installed privacy add-ons, encryption, and an advanced proxy. It\u0026rsquo;s not recommended to install additional browser addons. Plugins or addons may bypass Tor or compromise your privacy. While TOR is the best in privacy, it is also notoriously slow.\nWaterfox - Waterfox is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks. Not quite as private as something like LibreWolf, but makes up for it in speed and functionality.\nBrowser Exposure Checks # Cover Your Tracks and EFF Tool - A project from the EFF. Cover Your Tracks is two things: a tool for users to understand how unique and identifiable their browser makes them online, and a research project to uncover the tools and techniques of online trackers and test the efficacy of privacy add-ons. In Depth Breakdown and Review\nIpleak - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDNSLeaktest - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDeviceInfo - Checks computer hardware and software specs\nAm I Unique -Checks your IP and browser public info.\nBlacklight- Check third party trackers\nBrowserspy - When you surf around the internet your browser leaves behind a trail of digital footprints. Websites can use these footprints to check your system. BrowserSpy.dk is a service where you can check just what information it\u0026rsquo;s possible to gather from your system, just by visiting a website.\nPrivacy.net - What information can a website find out about you when you visit it? A lot more than you probably realize. This tool lists information that any website, advertisement, and widget can collect from your web browser. Such information could be used to identify you and/or track your behavior using tactics like IP lookups and browser fingerprinting. While none of this may be considered personally identifiable information (PII), the profile drawn from all these pieces of information can be so distinct that it can only plausibly match a single person.\nPersonaldata.info - Check what data your browser is leaking, and other tools.\nBrowser Extensions # AdNauseam - Extension that randomly opens ads to obfuscate tracking.\nBypass Paywalls - App that lets you get past paywalls to view otherwise paid content.\nCanvas Fingerprint Defender - Creates fake Canvas IDs to prevent fingerprinting.\nClear Browsing Data - Clear browsing data like cookies, history, and cache directly from the browser toolbar.\nDissenter - Browser extension that allows you to comment on any web page free of censorship.\nGoogle Teller - App that beeps every time a connection with Google is made.\nHTTPS Everywhere - Encrypts your communications with many major websites, making your browsing more secure.\nLibRedirect - Redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends like Newpipe, Nitter, Wikiless, etc.\nLocalCDN - Emulates Content Delivery Networks to improve your online privacy by intercepting traffic and injecting supported resources locally.\nMailvelope - Privacy-focused email web extension to securely encrypt your emails with PGP using webmail providers.\nMozilla Containers - Allows you to separate your browsing experience into different color-coded tabs to help protect your privacy.\nNoScript - Allows JavaScript and other potentially harmful content to be executed only by trusted websites of your choice.\nPrivacy Badger - Stops advertisers and trackers from secretly tracking where you go and what pages you look at on the web.\nPrivacy Possum - Monkey wrenches common commercial tracking methods by reducing and falsifying the data gathered by tracking companies.\nSnowFlake - Helps people in censored countries access the Internet without restrictions by acting as a proxy.\nTerms of Service; Didn\u0026rsquo;t Read - Provides short and quick summaries about the terms and privacy policies of websites you browse.\nTrackMeNot - Protects privacy in web-search by issuing randomized queries to common search engines.\nuBlock Origin - Free, open-source ad content blocker that increases security and privacy in your browser.\nWatch on Odysee - Redirects you from YouTube to Odysee, a decentralized YouTube alternative.\nComputers # Computer Manufacturers # Purism - Open Source company. Makes Open Source Laptops, Phones and Servers. Partners with other liberty focused companies like Start 9. Accepts Bitcoin as a method of payment. Also offers a private phone data plan. Shipping is known to be very slow in some cases. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nStarLabs - A computer company that sells a wide range of linux computers that come preconfigured with multiple different distros. Also includes a linux based tablet. Accepts Bitcoin\nSystem76 - Well known American Linux Company. Developed and pioneered Pop-OS operating system, A user friendly Ubuntu/Debian Fork.\nTuxedoComputers - High quality Linux focused computers. German company, only communicates in German.\nComputer Operating Systems # CNIX - A simple Linux distro that puts privacy first, but it\u0026rsquo;s much less intense than TAILS or QUBES.\nDistro Watch - Distro Watch tracks and rates all Linux Operating systems.\nLinuxMint - Linux distro for beginners.\nPop!_OS - Ubuntu Fork built by a dedicated Linux Hardware Company System76. Pop!_OS is one of the easiest and cleanest Linux distros around.\nQubesOS - a privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. Qubes requires a bit more hardware as it runs several virtual machines to segregate your applications to better ensure your privacy.\nReactOS - An Open Source OS designed to mimic the Windows file system.\nTAILS - A privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. With TAILS all traffic is routed through TOR and all of your data is deleted as soon as the computer is turned off.\nUbuntu - The long term gold standard for beginner Linux users.\nData Removal # AccountKiller- Website that helps you find and delete a wide range of old accounts across multiple platforms through specific account/platform targeting.\nCreditFreeze- Freeze your Credit in the event of a data breach\nCyberOneIntel - CyberOneIIntel claims to find what other services can\u0026rsquo;t - including social media accounts, employment history, dating profiles, gaming profiles, dark web credential breaches, indexed search engine occurrences, and much more.\nData Broker Opt Out List - massive list of data sites to opt out of manually.\nData Brokers List - Links to purge your data manually from data brokers\nData Opt Out - Links to requests to manually delete data from multiple websites and platforms.\nDeleteMe - Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. In Depth Discussion\nEasyOptOuts - Cheap service to remove your accounts from Data Brokers\nHacked - Paid service that helps you recover from hacks and exposed personal data. Service can help with deleting videos or images from website or social media platforms. Service can also help you recover hacked accounts if you have lost access.\nJustDeleteMe - A directory of direct links to delete your account from web services. If you would like to delete a wide range of your accounts manually, JustDeleteMe can link you directly to the section of page where you can easily delete your account.\nMyDataRemoval - Another competitor for purging personal information, Name, Home address etc. Review\nOneRep - Alternative to DeleteMe. Offers a free trial and more deletion services but does have some negative reviews. One Rep is known for automating this process and not using employee manual checks. In Depth Review\nOptery - Removes Your Home Address, Phone and Other Private Info from Google, and 220+ Sites Review\nRedact - App that will delete your social media presence including specific comments and posts on multiple platforms. Includes FB, Reddit, Discord, Twitter etc…\nRemove Data from web Archive - Guide to remove your data from archive sites\nSayMine- Automated service that pulls your emails to find accounts created and sends them emails for data removal request. Be careful though, as this can sometimes cause you to send information to companies that you may have received emails from, but do not actually have an account with and thus actually giving them more information than they had in the first place. Saymine also offers corporate privacy services.\nDead Mans Switch # BqETH - BeQth is a trustless dead mans switch based on the Polygon network, an Ethereum Layer 2. BeQth lets you create a smart contract on the polygon blockchain that will send out our secret data via email to whoever you wish after an allotted amount of time. Transactions are all encrypted and totally on chain. Users can essentially mine the algorithm to unlock secret keys by the allotted time, essentially allowing for users to mine secrets. Does not require KYC. CipherWill - A non crypto based E2E dead mans switch service. Your secrets are encrypted with 256 AES encryption and zero knowledge proofs for the best possible security. Requires basic KYC. Gone Mans Switch - Gone Man\u0026rsquo;s Switch is a simple web application that allows you to create messages that will be delivered when you are absent (gone) for a certain period. Fully Self-hosted and open source. You can schedule long term messages to yourself via Telegram, Email or SMS. Sarcophagus - Similar to BeQTH Sarcophagus is also built on the polygon blockchain. Sarcophagus is decentralized, open-source and DAO owned + operated. They believe bringing dead man\u0026rsquo;s switch functionality to the web3 ecosystem can empower and provide security infrastructure for an entire generation of applications, regardless of their size Email # Email Providers # Email cannot offer the same fundamental privacy of other communication protocols. Use better tools when it matters. Nevertheless, it remains an essential tool in every day life, and the following providers offer excellent privacy.\n10 Minute Mail - Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.- Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.\n33Mail - Unlimited private email aliases.\nBeeble - Encrypted email and data storage. Uses hybrid AED and PGP encryption methods. Uses decentralized server infrastructure.\nFastMail - No free version. In Depth Review.\nLavabit - The company responsible for setting the Seppuku Pledge precedent. Originally used by Edward Snowden, Lavabit refused to give up information on him to the US Government. Lavabit shut down before handing over information and re-opened years later.\nMailbox - Private email with cloud services. In Depth Review.\nMailcow - Self-hosting email isn\u0026rsquo;t recommended, but Mailcow is an application that can help simplify the process. Article on the difficulties with Email.\nMailfence - Encrypted email service based in Belgium.\nMigadu - Email hosting service that doesn\u0026rsquo;t track and lets you add in unlimited domains and accounts for cheap.\nPax Mail - A lesser-known privacy-focused email provider, Pax offers paid-only accounts to provide full email services that do not compromise their values. Specifically created for Freedom lovers. Their values are listed clearly here.\nProtonMail - All data is stored in an encrypted state, and decrypted by the client. Emails between Proton users are end-to-end encrypted. The client-side code is open source. Proton servers are located in Switzerland. Basic accounts are free. Additional storage and features are available through paid plans, which can be paid for in Bitcoin. In-depth review from Restore Privacy.\nTutanota - Similar to Proton, all data is stored in an encrypted state, and emails between users are end-to-end encrypted. Tutanota servers are located in Germany, which is part of the 14 Eyes. Free and paid options available.\nEmail Clients # FairEmail - Fully featured, open source, privacy friendly email app for Android. Uses OpenKeychain to decrypt messages and optionally encrypt messages. Review\nK-9 - Mobile open source email client. Review\nMailSpring - Opensource. Great free email client, works with a variety of email providers. Does not work with Protonmail.\nThunderbird - Thunderbird is a free and open-source cross-platform email client developed by the Mozilla Foundation, the people who are behind the Firefox web browser. Been around for awhile, can be a bit buggy at times.\nEmail Aliases # Abine/Blur - Provides email and Debit card aliases. Albine provides several other options as well. Paid Service offered along with other services. Review\nAnonAddy - Very Similar product to Simple Login. In Depth Review Comparison Review of SL and AA\nFirefox Relay - Free email alias service. Also offers paid phone relay service. Review\nSimple Login - Free cloud services, cheap premium accounts anonymously with Monero. Also offers Self Hosting options.\nFile Encryption # Cryptomator - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nCoze - Coze is an open source cryptographic JSON messaging specification which uses digital signatures to prove identity and ownership over digital files and messages.\nOpenPGP - Lists of several differnt applications that all use the OpenPGP standard.\nPGPTool - Based off the original PGP Alogrithim, PGP tool is a A simple and secure online client-side PGP Key Generator, Encryption and Decryption tool. Generate your PGP Key pairs, encrypt or decrypt messages easily with a few clicks.\nPicoCrypt - Lightweight open source encryption client that’s easy to use, completely free and focuses on only encrypting files and nothing else. Most Encryption apps tend to use AES-256 while Pico uses the new and improved XChaCha20 for encryption. It also uses Argon 2 for key derivation as opposed to SHA for further protection\nVeracrypt - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nFirewalls # Little Snitch - Inbound and Outbound firewall blocking for desktop. MAC OS only.\nOPNsense is a free and open source network FreeBSD-based firewall\nPFSense - Well supported free Open Source network Firewall Software\nPihole - Network wide Ad-Blocker and DNS sinkhole. Can also be used as a DHCP server\nPort Master - Application Firewalls. This program works as a VPN replacement. May break your VPN connection while installed. Works in Linux and Windows.\nSimplewall - Simple Open Source Windows only Firewall\nSnort - Open Source Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)\nInternet Service Providers # FemtoStar - Open Source Satellite internet.\nNomadinternet - Internet for off grid living.\nUkama - A project empowering everyone to build a decentralized cell phone network powered by you to connect the world.\nKillswitches # Buskill - USB ‘dead man’s switch’ locks down (or kills) snatched laptops\nUSBGuard - The USBGuard software framework helps to protect your computer against rogue USB devices (a.k.a. BadUSB) by implementing basic whitelisting and blacklisting capabilities based on device attributes.\nUSBKill - USBKill Python Script allows your computer to lock out if any unapproved USB devices are inserted into your computer. Directly inspired by the arrest of Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht\nMessengers # Bitchat- Launched by Jack Dorsey in 2025, like Briar it uses bluetooth. Other features include: Works Offline on local Bluetooth LE mesh networks, with automatic peer discovery and multi-hop relaying Provides end to end encryption via X25519 key exchange and AES-256-GCM for both private and channel messages. Supports store \u0026amp; forward, caching messages for offline peers until they reconnect Requires no accounts, email addresses, or phone numbers messages live only on users’ devices.\nBriar - Briar doesn’t rely on a central server - messages are synchronized directly between the users’ devices. If the internet’s down, Briar can sync via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, keeping the information flowing in a crisis. If the internet’s up, Briar can sync via the Tor network for additional privacy.\nComparison and Ranks - Detailed comparison of all major messaging apps features and privacy.\nKeet - Peer-to-Peer Chat with high quality Video \u0026amp; Text. Private \u0026amp; Encrypted. Has BTC payment methods built in.\nMatrix - Also commonly known as Element for the most popular Matrix front end. Matrix is a chat Protocol with several different applications that cab be used to participate in the network. Element has full End-to-End encryption, completely open source, fully self hostable and comes with most of the same functionality of Discord or Slack. Also has the ability to Bridge with other chat apps, meaning you can connect Matrix directly to Telegram, or Slack or most other chat apps and mangage those communications via whichever matrix client you choose. Probably the best option for self hosting small companies. Matrix Instance Testing\nMolly- Hardened Signal Fork that is fully open source.\nSignal - An easy-to-use end-to-end encrypted messenger. Long considered the gold standard. Built in auto-delete of messages. standard of chat privacy. Not fully open source. Signal used to require a phone number, but you can now use a username if you prefer. One of the easiest apps to convert normies.\nSilence - A signal fork that picked up SMS direct encryption after Signal decided to no longer pursue it. While you should stay away from SMS whenever possible, it is sometimes still necessary to communicate with certain people this way. And with Silence you can protect yourself. Signal on SMS\nSimpleX - The first messenger without user IDs. SimpleX uses the smart client dumb server model. Meaning you can setup a simple relay to forward your fully encrypted messages to recievers. SimpleX is still early. It has a simple desktop but this isnt fully features currently. In Depth Podcast with the creator.\nSession - Session is an end-to-end encrypted messenger that minimises sensitive metadata, designed and built for people who want absolute privacy and freedom from any form of surveillance. No phone numbers and completely open source.\nTelegram - Easy to use encrypted messaging app. Telegram is NOT End-to-End encrypted by default but does have the option to create E2E secret chats. While its not E2E encrypted it does still encrypt your traffic to the Telegram Servers which is an improvement over SMS. Telegram is simple and is heavily used all across the world, and is a good introduction to a more privacy preserving chat app. However Telegram does have access to user data in its internal servers and has been known to hand that information over at times. Telegram is one of the most used encrypted apps around and as a result can be a haven for scammers.\nThreema - an end-to-end encrypted messenger, similar to Signal. Not a free app. Good overall app, but relatively low userbase due to the non free nature of it.\nWhitenoise - An encrypted messaging app that uses the NOSTR Protocol for private and public key pairs.\nWire - E2E by default. Lots of functionality. Fully open source. Self hosting options available. Built in auto-delete of messages. Can be a bit buggy at times, smaller userbase.\nMetadata Removal # Desktop Metadata removal - Windows and Mac can remove this natively. Linux needs a few steps.\nImagepipe - Android only metadata remover\nMesh Networks # PKT.Cash - PKT uses PacketCrypt, the world’s first bandwidth-hard proof of work. When you connect your home or office internet to the PKT Network, you earn PKT Cash (PKT).PKT mining does not require permission from a centralized company. Miners power the network in a decentralized way, which scales to provide low cost, high speed internet access worldwide.\nOpenmesh - Your Gateway to Building Personalized Data Ecosystems in minutes, instead of weeks. A decentralized node operator that allows for running of various services.\nThreefold - To build an open-source peer-to-peer Internet infrastructure that removes all forms of centralization from the global IT systems. Anything we do needs to improve the planet’s situation and benefit the people around us. Internet access is a human right and it can change everything for the lives of people as an infinite source of tools and information. Our technology was designed to scale ThreeFold anywhere electricity and bandwidth are present.\nMobile # Aliasing # Abine - Offers Phone masking/aliasing for a fee.\nFireFox Relay - Phone Alias service that comes along with an email alias service. Email aliasing is free, phone alias service requires a small monthly fee.)\nSee our All in one Privacy Section for More\nAlternative App Stores # Accrescent - Accrescent is a private and secure Android app store built with modern features in mind. It aims to provide a developer-friendly platform and pleasant user experience while enforcing modern security and privacy practices and offering robust validity guarantees for installed apps.\nAPK-Pure - A site to download and install APK\u0026rsquo;s (install files for phone OSes) this is an easy way to completely bypass app stores. The downside is that your software needs to be updated manually through APK-Pure and is not managed automatically by an app store.\nAptoide - A competitor to the google app store. With over 1 millon apps. While its not specifically privacy focused its a nice alternative when you cant use the regular good app store, or if you cant find what you need in F-Droid.\nAurora Store - A privacy front end for the Google App store. You can find anything you need from google through Aurora. However as this is a front end, it connects to the google app store so that you dont have too. This does require an account. Aurora provides anonymous accounts for you to use, however Google will rate limit these accounts to make them difficult to use sometimes. You can just create your own Gmail account to bypass this if necessary.\nF-Droid - F-Droid is the premier app store for open source apps. For anyone truly intrested in privacy should first check for apps in F-droid before going to mainstream appstores as Fdroid only carries Open Source apps. Completely free, open source and does not require an account.\nObtainium - Obtainium allows you to install and update apps directly from their releases pages, and receive notifications when new releases are made available.\nBurner Phone Numbers # 5sim - Over 500,000 Numbers Originating from Around 180 Countries Online. Low fees. Does not take cryptocurrency.\nBurnerApp - Burner Phone numbers. Usually work for services like Amazon and Twitter\nCrypton - Affordability meets security: For the cost of a movie ticket per month, get a physical SIM phone number. All your messages are encrypted with your personal key, protecting them from prying eyes.\nFreePhoneNum - One time Use burner numbers. Many services wont accept these.\nPhone Blur - offers the use of non-VoIP US phone numbers for account verification, multi-factor authentication, and other needs. Formerly Text Secure.\nSMSPool - Privacy focused non voip SMS burner numbers with area codes from all over the world. Company accepts cryptocurrency including Monero. Cheap options that are known to work with difficult providers like Discord or Twitter.\nSMS4SATS - Bitcoin focused SMS numbers that utilize Bitcoins Layer 2, Lightning network.\nTelnum - Burner Numbers and permanent numbers via Monero\nTossable Digits - Alternative to Google voice for phone porting. Also provides multiple phone numbers.\nMobile Operating Systems # CalyxOS - A privacy focused de-Googled Android Alternative that’s more privacy focused than Lineage but more user friendly than Graphene. Only available on Google Pixel models.\nE.foundation - Degoogled Phone OS that works with most major phone models\nGraphene OS - The king of Privacy phones. Completely de-googled heavily privacy focused phone App Store. Only available on Google Pixel models. Install Guide and Another install guide\nHavoc-OS - Similar to Lineage with large compatibility of devices. Works on over 150 devices. Still available but not a lot of updates.\nLineage – An open source Android alternative that’s compatible with most major Smart Phone and other Android Devices. Does not have a locked bootloader, which is a slight security concern.\nPlexus - App that lists compatibility of over 1000 phone apps for Open source phone roms.\nUbuntu Touch - Open Source Phone and Tablet Rom.\nMobile Phones # Above Phone - The Above Phone offers Graphene OS phones for sale along with their own services like \u0026ldquo;Above VPN\u0026rdquo; along with additional support to help you get fully migrated over to their ecosystem.\nDe-googled - Sells De-googled phones, Lineage Calyx and Graphene - Takes crypto\nEfani - Company that offers Sim Swap protection and prevention. \u0026ldquo;Efani works like any other carrier, except Efani adds exceptional security to your plan via an impressive security tech stack.\u0026rdquo;\nFairphone - Sustainable phone that lets your replace all parts in the phone. Will support CalyxOS soon. currently only available in the UK. Also offers sustainable headphones and other items.\nFreedomphone - NOT RECOMMENDED. Privacy focused phone marketing towards conservatives. OS Is closed source, with little in the way of details on how anything actually works. Backed by conservative commentator Candace Owens.\nFrequency Check - App that lets you check what plans and locations your phone is compatible with.\nIsland - Sandboxing app for Stock Android\nMamushi- Specializes in Calyx OS , Accepts Monero.\nMark37 - A full service Christian privacy company that specializes in their \u0026ldquo;Ghost Phone\u0026rdquo; a Graphene OS phone with custom config. Offers several other privacy services and devices.\nNitrokey - Phones with Mics and Cameras removed\nPine64 - Completely Open Source Phone. May have some compatibility issues.\nPrivate Phone Shop - Fully configured privacy focused phones you purchase. Primarily offers Lineage and Graphene OS. Also offers other privacy services.\nProject Guardian - A physical phone silencing device. A new machine that silences all noise going into your phone from your micophone. All you have to do is set your phone on top of the device and it blocks all incoming sound. Also provides wireless charging. Can be used with two phones at a time.\nPurism - NOT RECOMENDED. Completely Open Source Phone from the ground up, however this comes with many difficulties including supply chain issues. Purism has been known to have very late deliveries in some cases as long as years with no refunds. Order with caution.\nRoninMobile - RoninDojo a bitcoin privacy company, now makes pixel based phones with options for both Calyx and Graphene.\nUnplugged Phone - Unplugged phone is a closed source privacy phone touted by many conservative influencers. It offers its own ecosystem of privacy apps. However many of these apps arent likely to be very useful since you need their phone in order to use them. Given this and the closed source nature of the software we cannot recomend this phone at this time. You are better off with known Open-source alternatives.\nVolla Phone - A minimalist design and new operating concept with the springboard, quick menu and collections. Comes with either Volla OS or Ubuntu Touch installed.\nMobile Service Providers # AweSIM - Privacy focused phone service. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nFreedomPop - Cheap and in some cases free VOIP plans.\nInvisv - Privacy focused phone service. INVISV Relay brings Multi-Party Relay (MPR) privacy to Android, offering a service that decouples trust: where INVISV\u0026rsquo;s job is to ensure that nobody but you has all your critical information. In effect, your requests for data from the Internet, whether with a web browser or with any other app, are unlinked from your identity, and neither INVISV nor our infrastructure partners nor your broadband Internet provider nor a mobile operator can link your identity and your Internet usage and location together.\nSIMXL - e-SIMs Accessible for Everyone, that accepts Monero.\nSilent Link - A real phone number provider not a VOIP number, that can be acquired anonymously. Only allows for incoming calls, but also provides a cheap data plan. Does not always provide the best service. A backup data plan is not a bad idea with this service while using Silent link primarily for privacy.\nVOIP Providers # Hushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nJMP - Private VOIP numbers. Uses the company Telnyx on the back end, but it try\u0026rsquo;s to make this process simpler for a small fee, as you can use Telnyx directly for cheaper fees and good privacy but the process is quite difficult.\nPassword Managers # Password managers are one of the few security tools that makes your life easier. With all of your passwords in one place, often including a password autofill so that you don\u0026rsquo;t have to even type your password, which also helps to keep you safe from keylogging or should surfing attacks.\nBitwarden - FOSS password manager. Free cloud password management, or you can completely self host. 2FA is easily configurable as well. Decryption happens on your client device not on the server, meaning your passwords are encrypted if the server is compromised. Bitwarden also has a password generator, and allows for multiple password encrypted password accounts making it perfect for a small enterprise solution.\nKeepass - The top local password manager. Instead of setting up a server you can run your password manager directly on your personal work machine.\nPasswordSafe - A local password Manager that utilizes Blowfish. Created by security expert and old school cypherpunk Bruce Schneier. Works on windows and Linux.\nVPNMentor Secure Password Generator - Online Password generator for when you aren\u0026rsquo;t working with a standard password manager. Provides other high quality VPN and password related tools as well, like a password strength checker.\nPrivacy for Cars # 49dollarmontanaregisteredagent - Montana based company that creates LLC’s and will register your car to that LLC in Montana thus keeping your name unattached to the car. Montana has the added benefit of a one time registration for cars over 11 years old and no emissions or safety checks\nDeflock - Deflock is a site that tracks \u0026ldquo;Flock\u0026rdquo; ALPR camera readers. Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) are cameras that capture images of all passing license plates, storing details like the car\u0026rsquo;s location, date, and time. These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles—regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. While these systems can be useful for tracking stolen cars or wanted individuals, they are mostly used to track the movements of innocent people.\nFreedomev - Open source software for Tesla cars. Still in development.\nGhostPlate - Physical device that lets you temporarily obscure your license plate.\nNotmyPlate - App that lets you request to legally opt out of License plate collection data via the GDPR. Not likely to be super helpful in non EU countries.\nOpen Auto - An open source alternative to Android Auto, and app that helps you utilize your phone wild driving.\nOpen XC - OpenXC is a combination of open source hardware and software that lets you extend your vehicle with custom applications and pluggable modules. It uses standard, well-known tools to open up a wealth of data from the vehicle to developers, even beyond OBD-II.\nPlate Privacy - A project by the Institute for Justice to track car camera software and fight back.\nPrivacyforCars - Delete your data from rental cars after you are no longer using them. Website also provides a lot of other privacy education on vehicles.\nVehiclePrivacyreport - Check for status of vehicles internet connection to the manufacturers\nPrivacy Resources and Education # Podcasts # Citadel Dispatch - Hosted by Matt Odell a Freedom and Bitcoin Advocate.\nClosed Network - Privacy and security podcast focused on the everyday person and using simple tools and techniques to become a smaller target for online attacks.\nOptOut - Hosted by privacy and freedom advocate Seth for Privacy, covering a wide range of privacy related issues.\nPrivacy Security and Osint - Hosted by the king of privacy, Micahel Bazzell, covers a wide range of privacy, security and Osint. Currently on a hiatus.\nSurveillance Report - Joint hosted by Privacy advocates Henry from Techlore and Nate from the New Oil. Break down of weekly data leaks and privacy incursions.\nWatchMan Privacy - Hosted by Gabriel Custodiet, a principled privacy and freedom advocate.\nOther Privacy Lists # alternativeto.net\nbrainfucksec.github.io/a-good-privacy-list\ndegoogle.jmoore.dev/#replacementsalternatives\ngithub.com/mendel5/alternative-front-ends\ngithub.com/mjovanc/awesome-decentralized\ngithub.com/pluja/awesome-privacy\nlopp.net/bitcoin-information/privacy.html\nnomoregoogle.com\nPrism-Break\nproducthunt.com\nprivacyfirstproducts.softr.app\nprivacytools.io\nreddit.com/r/privacy/wiki/de-google\nsovereignstack.tools\nPurchase Proxys # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nAnonShop - This one works a bit different. You pick a product you want and send the link to AL. AL will then purchase the item and send it to a nearby locker based on your zip code. All paid with Monero. This currently only works for Amazon orders.\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPurse.io - A purchase proxy that offers up to 15% discounts with crypto and users will purchase products for you. Currently takes BTC, BCH and lightning.\nRouters # Anyone - A harward based internet router/proxy that provides privacy by default.\nFlash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router,that prioritizes network wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come per-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers than can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that thats forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls and a virtual server seperate from the Firewall OS.\nSearch # Brave Search - Private search results, using its own indexer, with full search transparency. Aims to be one of the biggest competitors to google. In Depth Review\nDuckDuckGo - Biggest privacy focused search engine, they have admitted to censoring in some cases, but overall still better than Google.\nKagi - Privacy respecting search engine does not track any info or provide any ads and no data mining or IP collecting. Requires an account and limits amount of searches per day for free accounts. Offers paid accounts as well. Not Open Source. Privacy policy\nMojeek - Search engine that claims to use its own indexer and does not rely on search results from Bing or Google\nPresearch - Decentralized search engine that pays you out per search with their own token. You can also run a node and get paid out in their token provided you meet the minimum requirements.\nSearx - Searx is probably the most hard-core of the options, but provides a very solid experience and search results across multiple sources.\nSearch Ranking and Analysis\nWhoogle - A google search proxy that can be hosted. Check out Seth for Privacys public instance of Whoogle It’s easy to self-host, if desired.Public instances\nShipping Services # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) # Cloak - Experimental new program. it works by masquerading proxied traffic as normal web browsing activities. In contrast to traditional tools which have very prominent traffic fingerprints and can be blocked by simple filtering rules, it\u0026rsquo;s very difficult to precisely target Cloak with little false positives. This increases the collateral damage to censorship actions as attempts to block Cloak could also damage services the censor state relies on.\nGuardster - Anonymizer service that provides an alternative to VPN.\nIVPN - No logs, regularly audited VPN service, No customer data stored, Clear privacy policy, Transparent ownership and team, Strong ethics: no trackers, no false promises, no surveillance ads. In Depth Reviews\nKagi - (Note: appears in search section as well, if you want to keep just one mention, you can.)\nLN VPN - VPN service based on the lightning network. You can purchase and use wireguard based VPN services all on lightning. Also offers phone numbers per country all paid via lightning.\nLokiNet - New experimental TOR competitor.\nMullvad - Mullvad has a long reputation of preserving privacy. Mullvad does not log traffic, proven by a police raid. Allows anonymous sign ups, Accepts Monero for payment for Premium accounts. Uses a killswitch and uses Wireguard for speed and security. Provides a mobile app and desktop app. The Mobile app can be a bit finicky for some people. Does not have an app kill switch. In Depth Review\nNym - A new VPN project that works to implement new tech inlcuding mixnets, zk-nyms, post quantum tech and more. Backed by Wikileaks Chelsea Manning.\nPIA - PIA is a solid VPN provider that accepts BTC, uses Wireguard offers cheap rates. PIA is also well known for providing static Ip’s for your VPN. This can be useful for some services that block general VPN access. PIA does not keep logs for privacy concerns. Does not include a kill switch In Depth Review\nSentinel- A decentralized crypto currency backed VPN built on the Cosmos blockchain that aims to provide a decentralized VPN.\nVopono - App for managing Split tunneling in VPN’s. Split tunneling lets you send some traffic through a VPN and delegate specific traffic exempt to the VPN Encrypted tunnel or traffic. This can be useful when trying to use certain apps locally on a LAN. Some VPN Apps have this built in, but this isnt always accessible on all VPN’s or on all versions of the VPN. For Example Proton VPN has this function built in on the Windows version and the Mobile version but not on the linux desktop version.\nVPN Rankings and breakdowns by privacy advocate Techlore more VPN Rankings and More Rankings\nVPNMentor - Offers a wide range of VPN related education, in addition to VPN related tools and more VPN Rankings.\n"},{"id":17,"href":"/self-hosting/","title":"Self Hosting","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If something is free, you’re not the customer; you’re the product.” ― Bruce Schneier\nWhile privacy tools are fantastic, they sometimes miss the true root of the problem. In times of increasing censorship and data theft, owning your data is the best way to increase your privacy and security while dramatically reducing your ability to be censored. When done right, much of this can be done very cheaply. If you already own your hardware much of the software is free or very cheap. Instead of never ending subscriptions and increasing costs with big tech, simply remove them from your life by self hosting. Take back your digital sovereignty.\nCamera Systems # Ezvidoo - EZVidoo is a free CCTV surveillance software for Windows, Linux, and Raspberry Pi. It supports IP Cameras by default, local USB cams, and Camera Audios.EZVidoo also supports numerous sensor types as motion, audio, object, face, and person sensors. By default, it offers a recording support on 24/7 basic, and features, alerts, notifications and mobile access. Not open source.\nIspyconnect - Free and Open source Camera software. Compatible with a wide range of camera devices.\nKerberos.io - An open, scalable and modular solution that supports your use cases at home up to large scale production video landscapes.\nCloud Document Services # Cryptpad - End-to-end encrypted and open-source collaboration suite, that can be used in the cloud or self-hosted. Google docs alternative.\nOnlyOffice - Includes Free Cloud, Paid Cloud, and Self-Hosted options.\nStandard Notes - One of the top note-taking apps. Self-hostable, includes 2FA, E2E, scheduled email backups and more. Charges for the higher level plans with more features.\nCloud Hosting # Open Source as a Service # Cryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nDisroot - Privacy-focused ecosystem. Provides multiple cloud services. Including Email, Nextcloud, Cryptpad etc…\nFederated.Computer - Great open-source replacements for Dropbox, Google Workplace, Zoom, Slack, Airtable, Mailchimp, 1Password, Netlify, Github, Calendy, your spying VPN and much more for the low price of $39 a month. As many users as you want. Only pay for more storage when/if you need it.Federated includes Human Support and full Backups. The benefits of self-hosting without the day-to-day high-stakes drudgery. Affiliate Link\nKoofr - Allows for importing of Drive, Dropbox etc. Privacy-focused cloud storage free up to 10 Gb’s. ^1,2^\nNextCloud - Self-hosted cloud software for a massive amount of options. Takes a bit of config, but nextcloud functions as a full Google Docs replacement in addition to many other options including music and video hosting. Also provides cloud hosting if you do not wish to self-host. Next Cloud is currently available in other Privacy-focused ecosystems like Start9, Umbrel, Yunohost, Dietpi and many more, with just a few clicks. Or you can self-host on your OS of choice.\nLink Tree Alternatives # AllMyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nCoinDrop - Like link tree but specifically for crypto web wallets. All your wallets and donation methods in one simple place.\nLibertyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nOperating Systems # While more well-known OSes like Windows server or Ubuntu server are great, there are other lesser-known OSes purpose-built to help people self-host, by pre-packaging applications in nice ready-made GUI. This can be especially useful for less technical users.\nAva.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, NEAR, Avalanche and more.\nCASA OS - Community-based open source software focused on delivering simple personal cloud experience around Docker ecosystem. Despite the name CASA OS is not an OS. It is an app similar to Umbrel or Citadel, a GUI for docker images. Comes with some unique apps, like Nginx Proxy Manager and Cloudflare Tunnels. Also provides Clearnet support with a fairly flexible set of config options. Also has a nice simple GUI for file uploads, this is especially useful with something like Jellyfin or Calibre-Web.\nCitadel - Umbrel open source Fork offering much of the same options.\nCloudron - Cloudron is unique in that it offers offsite backups to AWS, includes a built-in firewall that monitors all traffic and comes with its own built-in email server.\nCoolify - An open-source \u0026amp; self-hostable Heroku / Netlify alternative.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Storj, Zcash, Cosmos Tornado Cash and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nDietPI - A Linux distro OS. Dietpi comes with over 200 app packages and dependencies built in. While more command line skills are required than Umbrel or Embassy, Dietpi makes it very easy to install over 100 apps and dependencies. While largely built for Raspberry Pi, Dietpi also has specific images created for a wide range of hardware. Dietpi is a bit more difficult than platforms like Yunohost, but runs a bit more reliably and offers more total tools, including backups, VPN integration, clearnet, and more. Documentation is better than Yunohost, but could still be improved.\nFulmo - A lighting network focused OS configured to run on a Raspberry Pi.\nFreedomBox - Another OS that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Currently more limited than most of the other OSes in terms of apps in the internal app store.\nHome Lab OS - HomelabOS allows anyone to easily deploy, backup, restore, and maintain over 100 different applications and services. Everything from video players, to home automation, to chat services. These services can continue to function at full speed on your LAN even when your external internet is completely offline.\nMoneroOS - OS dedicated to Monero mining.\nMy Node BTC - Another OS that focuses primarily on Bitcoin Software. Includes BTCPay Server, Dojo, Whirlpool, Join Market and much more. Comes with Clearnet, Tor, and I2P.\nPinode-XMR - PiNode-XMR is a completely free and open source suite of tools to help a user run their own Monero node with ease. PiNode-XMR is designed for use with single board computers (SBC) such as the Raspberry Pi, Pine64 or Odroid hardware to allow for very cheap node setup and minimal 24/7 running costs due to low power usage.\nPiBox - Currently has a small offering of Apps but is working on adding more. Notable Apps are Nextcloud, Jellyfin and Homeassistant.\nProxMox - Proxmox is the primary open source solution for virtual machine hosting. Like VmWare or Hyper V except Proxmox offers you the ability to run multiple virtual servers on a single physical server, easily allowing you to run several different software Operating systems for zero cost. Comes with snapshots, backups, server monitoring and much more. Find a list of Proxmox based scripts here\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nRunTipi - Tipi is a personal homeserver orchestrator. It is running docker containers under the hood and provides a simple web interface to manage them. Every service comes with an opinionated configuration in order to remove the need for manual configuration and network setup. RunTipi comes with Clearnet configuration, but this can be a bit buggy in some cases. This is still very much in development.\nStart9 - Start OS makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy, not completely open source. Currently routes all services over TOR or lets you host over LAN. This increases privacy but can make things more difficult to interact with Non TOR/Start9 users. Heavily supports bitcoin software and includes a NOSTR node and several other tools. While there is currently no clearnet support, StartOS is overall very stable. Start9 also offers some of the better documentation and error handling. Save 5% on any S9 Server with code \u0026ldquo;LOTR\u0026rdquo;\nUBOS - A newer project. Less impressive interface and less apps than some of the other projects.\nUmbrel - Interface that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Beautiful interface but still needs a few bugs worked out. Apps are difficult to config after being setup. Offers lots of Bitcoin Node Software. Umbrel and StartOS are very similar options as they both focus heavily on BTC and Lightning nodes and currently offer only LAN and TOR hosting. Umbrel offers more apps but Start OS offers a much more reliable platform. Umbrel is not an OS but rather an GUI application manager for Docker.\nYunoHost - Free and Open Source with over 100 apps. Yuno host comes with Clearnet support with your own custom domains and offers you free pre-selected domains you can use. Yunohost has a nice troubleshooting tool that helps you find issues with port/firewall troubleshooting. Yunohost has a lot of features but can be a bit buggy at times.\nMedia Center OSes # If you are currently running a Roku, Amazon Firestick, or pretty much any other store-bought hardware device for media streaming, it\u0026rsquo;s very likely that it sends out massive amounts of data back to different companies. This is terrible for privacy, self-sovereignty, security, and internet bandwidth. While it\u0026rsquo;s difficult to purchase hardware that does not do this, you can set up your own version with some of the following user-friendly Operating systems.\nLibreElec - LibreELEC is a lightweight ‘Just enough OS’ Linux distribution purpose-built for Kodi on current and popular mediacentre hardware.\nOSMC - OSMC (Open Source Media Center) is a free and open source media player based on Linux. Founded in 2014, OSMC lets you play back media from your local network, attached storage, and the Internet. OSMC is the leading media center in terms of feature set and community and is based on the Kodi project.\nXbian - XBian is a small, fast, and lightweight media center distribution for the Raspberry Pi, CuBox-i, Hummingboard, and many more devices to come. It is based on a minimal Debian and therefore offers much of the same freedom as Debian offers. Our slogan is “XBian, the bleeding edge” as our main focus is delivering the fastest Kodi solution for various small form factor computers.\nPhoto Storage # Ente - Encrypted cloud photo storage.\nImmich - Self-hosted backup solution for photos and videos on mobile devices.\nPhotoprism - PhotoPrism is an AI-Powered Photos App for the Decentralized Web. It makes use of the latest technologies to tag and find pictures automatically without getting in your way. You can run it at home, on a private server, or in the cloud.\nRemote Control Software # AeroAdmin - Easy and free Remote access service for many OS’s. Not Open source.\nMesh Commander - Free Open Source Teamviewer Alternative.\nTailScale - Tailscale is an easy VPN that allows you to connect back into your network without excessive configuration or firewall rules. While Tailscale is not fully open source and requires an account with the company, there is a fully self-hosted version you can run.\nRouters # Flash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router, that prioritizes network-wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come pre-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built-in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers that can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all-purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router, or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that is forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls, and a virtual server separate from the Firewall OS.\nSSH/RDP Applications # Easy SSH - Simple application that lets you save all of your SSH logins and passwords in one easy interface. This way you can login go from SSH terminal port easily and quickly without needing to type in your credentials. Linux Only.\nmRemoteNG - Just like Easy SSH, but also supports RDP, Telnet, HTTPS, Powershell, and more. Windows only.\nWebsite Tools # Ackee - Self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool for those who care about privacy. Ackee runs on your own server, analyzes the traffic of your websites, and provides useful statistics in a minimal interface.\nGhost - Self-Hosting and cloud hosting with open source software. Ghost is primarily used as a blogging platform as a competitor to something like Substack. Unlike Hugo Ghost offers a GUI for most of your website management.\nHugo - Popular open-source static site generators. Helps you simply create websites for desktop and mobile without substantial amounts of HTML code. Hugo is completely open source and utilizes markdown files primarily. Liberty Tools is run with Hugo.\nImmuneweb - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\nPlausible - Simple and privacy-friendly Google Analytics alternative - Extensive Review\nSSLLABS - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver. ^1^```\n"},{"id":18,"href":"/social-media/","title":"Social Media","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.” ― George Washington\nSocial media is a mixed bag. It connects the world and allows for the rapid dissemination of news, true and untrue. But in the last few years censorship has become a massive problem across all major social media platforms. Its important that we cultivate presences on social media that are more resilient to censorship and de-platforming. These services should be run as decentralized as possible to avoid coordinated take downs like we saw with the Conservative social media company Parler, where big tech collaborated to largely destroy the company.\nFreedom Respecting Social Media # Blue Sky - Blue Sky is an open source project backed by Jack Dorsey in an attempt to create a decentralized social network protocol as an alternative to Twitter. In May 2024 Jack Dorsey resigned from the BlueSky board, and donated 21 Million to the Open Source Protocol NOSTR. Blue Sky is very leftwing.\nDiaspora - Diaspora is a decentralized open source social media platform. With Diaspora you need to host your own instance by running a server or \u0026ldquo;pod\u0026rdquo;, meaning you own your data. Due to the decentralized nature of the platform it can be difficult to connect with other profiles, the platform has less than 1 million users after after 13 years of operation.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here\nGab - A centralized Free Speech Social media platform. Gab has been de-platformed by most of big tech and largely runs its own architecture in order to to keep operations running. Platform users tend to skew right wing.\nGettr - GETTR is a social media platform built on the foundation of freedom of opinion and expression. Gettr is a socialized platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t seem to offer anything particularly new, other than being a Twitter Alternative. Private messages claim to be E2E. But Gettr is not open sourced.\nLemmy - Lemmy is a selfhosted social link aggregation and discussion platform. Similar to Reddit but it is completely free and open, and not controlled by any company. This means that there is no advertising, tracking, or secret algorithms. Content is organized into communities, so it is easy to subscribe to topics that you are interested in, and ignore others. Voting is used to bring the most interesting items to the top.\nLocals - Locals is a free speech social media platform that is owned by Rumble. Locals is a centralized alternative to other social media. Founded by conservative commentator Dave Rubin.\nMastodon - Mastodon is an open source, self hosted social networking service that aims to be a twitter competitor. Mastodon lets you connect to specific Mastodon instances as part of a federation protocol. Due to this setup Larger mastodon servers can censor other servers from connecting to their instances. Tends to be a more left wing community.\nMeWe - MeWe is a centralized company that\u0026rsquo;s been running a social media platform for over a decade. MeWe is committed to privacy and an ad-free experience. The project is currently in development to be migrated to web3 blockchain based infrastructure.\nMinds - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.\nTruth Social - Founded by Donald Trump in response to Trump getting removed from Twitter. Truth Social is a centralized open source fork of Mastodon. Truth Social is known to censor content, mostly leftwing content.\nTwitter/X - Twitter is a centralized social media platform. While Twitter has become a free speech focused platform its far from perfect. Twitter is overwhelmingly the single biggest platform for spreading speech. Twitter is bad for privacy and is encouraging a ID based verification program, that will be in the hands of its future owners. Case against Twitter\nMeetup Alternatives # Agorakit - Agorakit is web-based, open source groupware for collectives. By creating collaborative groups, people can discuss topics, organize events, store files and keep everyone updated as needed. Agorakit is a forum, calendar, file manager, mapping tool and email notifier.\nFlockstr - NOSTR based Meetup alternative. Connects directly with your NOSTR Account, and also works with your lightning wallet to receive ZAPS (micro bitcoin transactions.)\nJoinMobilizon - Mobilizon is not a giant platform, but a multitude of interconnected Mobilizon websites. This federated architecture helps avoid monopolies and offers a diversity of hosting terms of service.\nLuma - An international meetup alternative, that provides more value at a much lower price than meetup. Has built in support for cryptocurrency wallets like Eth and Solana.\nPartiful - Free for users, requires SMS in order to gave out regular event updates. Not specifically freedom focused, but another good option.\nNOSTR # NOSTR is the future of decentralized social media. NOSTR is not controlled or owned by any private company or person. NOSTR is a protocol similar to Email or TCP/IP. It can be accessed by anyone or any company. NOSTR uses the dumb server smart client model. Meaning anyone can setup a simple server/relay that preserves and encrypts the NOSTR ecosystem. NOSTR directly incorporates bitcoin via the lightning network. You can send \u0026ldquo;ZAPS\u0026rdquo; which are low cost lightning transactions to any person on NOSTR, and your posts can likewise receives Zaps from anyone on the network. In addition to major support from the freedom and Bitcoin communities, NOSTR has been financially backed by Jack Dorsey and heavily supported by Edward Snowden. NOSTR offers several different clients that allow you to interact with the NOSTR protocol. Some of those clients:\nAlby - A NOSTR and Bitcoin plugin. Allows you to hold your private keys in order to interact with NOSTR, lighting and other bitcoin apps.\nDamus - NOSTR Client for Iphone.\nNOSTR Apps - A database of many differnt NOSTR Apps\nNostr.Watch - Track relays where a connection can currently be established.\nNostr.directory - Find your twitter follows on NOSTR\nNostrChat - Encrypted chat built on NOSTR.\nPrimal - A client designed to look like a twitter clone.\nZap.Stream - Directly integrated into NOSTR Zap lets you stream for SATS (bitcoin Lightning) and earn in kind easily from any and all viewers.\nYoutube Alternatives # Bitchute - A decentralized Youtube alternative that tends to have a lot of right-leaning content, due to this they often get censored or blocked.\nCiVL - CiVL is a free streaming platform for courageous stories and subversive ideas that challenge power structures. Get access to award-winning films, shows, and debates. No ads. No credit card to join.\nD.tube - A decentralized youtube alternative. DTube is a community powered video sharing platform where users vote on videos to reward creators, curators, influencers and viewers in cryptocurrency.\nMadiator - Privacy focused front end for LBRY, the network that hosts ODYSEE.\nODYSEE - A decentralized video platform built on the LBRY network. With the recent SEC Judgement against ODYSEE the long term future of the platform is uncertain, however plans are to migrate to the Arweave network. Odysee also has a nice simple feature allowing you to connect your youtube channel and autosync all content for a convenient backup of your channel.\nPeerTube A free and open-source, decentralized, ActivityPub federated video platform powered by WebTorrent, that uses peer-to-peer technology to reduce load on individual servers when viewing videos.\nRumble - A centralized alternative to youtube that bills itself as protector of free speech.\n"}]
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-[{"id":0,"href":"/affiliates/","title":"Affiliates","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\n{height=100px, class=\u0026ldquo;center\u0026rdquo;}\n\u0026ldquo;Tell me with whom you associate, and I will tell you who you are.\u0026rdquo; - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe\nThis is our affiliate page for brands we use and trust. While the goal of Liberty Tools is to list every single tool for human liberty, we cant vet them all. These are brands and projects that we actually use and endorse and generally have a relationship with. As such, we have affiliate links with them, and this is one small way you can support us at no additional cost to you! These links also show up on their specific categories page as well.\nAupa Bar - The Chad of energy bars run by a based bitcoin business. High quality grass fed meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit, no garbage filler like seed oils. AUPA gives 5% discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. These bars come from the best quality farms in Colorado. Stack this with code \u0026ldquo;Liberty\u0026rdquo; for an additional 5% off some of the best meat bars around.\nCloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nDelete Me - Our date is leaked everyday. Thats why its important to use services like Delete Me. Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. Use our Affiliate link to save 20%.\nFederated.Computer - Federated is another Denver based company offering Open Source as a service. Sometimes physically hosting servers just isn\u0026rsquo;t viable. In those cases cloud hosting can be a necessary option. But most cloud hosting come from tech giants like AWS or Google Cloud who sell your data and will censor you if you have the wrong politics. Federated.Computer offers you cheap, easy open source options to get many of the benefits of Big Tech without compromising your privacy. Please use our affiliate link to sign up if you\u0026rsquo;re interested!\nHushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nLive Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our affiliate link if you are interested.\nPrivacy.com - Privacy.com is the best way to pay with fiat online while still protecting your privacy. Create debit card aliases that can be limited based on total amount spends or by vendors. With card aliases you dont have to worry about leaked card info, overcharges or annoying vendors that refuse to cancel your subscription, privacy.com lets you do all of that for free. Please use our referral link and sign up for a free account.\nStart 9 - Start 9 is one of our favorite companies. Local to Denver, Start9 offers home personal servers with their own Operating system, that makes it easy for you to own and host your data out of a physical server that you own. Offers an app store with multiple applications that include Bitcoin and Monero full nodes, Matrix and SimpleX messaging, Vaultwarden for password management, Nextcloud for all sorts of hosting including word docs, music, contacts calendar and so much more.\n"},{"id":1,"href":"/agorism/","title":"Agorism","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If taxation without consent is not robbery, then any band of robbers have only to declare themselves a government, and all their robberies are legalized.” ― Lysander Spooner\nAgorism is a social philosophy that advocates creating a society in which all relations between people are voluntary exchanges by means of counter-economics, engaging with aspects of nonviolent revolution, founded by Samuel Edward Konkin the third. Agorism is a different approach to creating freedom, than electoral politics. Sometimes also known as the concept of \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizens.\u0026rdquo;\nAgorist Communities (International) # Bitcoin Beach - Bitcoin Beach is working to create a sustainable circular Bitcoin economy in El Salvador. Following the dramatic decrease in crime and the governments bitcoin backing, Bitcoin Beach has become one of the best Bitcoin communities in the world. Free Society - Free Society aims to build a new sovereign society by negotiating with an existing government. There are many examples of governments granting another nation sovereignty over a part of their territory, and Free Society believes this is the best way forward. Free State Project - The Free State Project is a movement of thousands of freedom-loving people to New Hampshire. Started in 2003, there are thousands of individuals just like you in New Hampshire. Together, Free Staters have built an incredible, real-life community full of people who value liberty and responsibility. Free Cities - The Free Cities Foundation aims to inspire, inform and connect people to create a global market of living together in Free Cities. Free Cities are self-governing territories that uphold individual rights and freedoms. They aim to create more prosperous and autonomous urban spaces. Freedom Haven - Seasteading org working to build a workable seasteading options. Seasteading is the idea of creating permanent living homes that exist outside government jurisdiction in international waters. Liberland - The Free Republic of Liberland is a small experimental country located on the banks of the Danube River, known as Gornja Siga. Liberland is built on classical liberal (libertarian) ideals which emphasize autonomy and minimize the state\u0026rsquo;s encroachment on individual liberties. Rule of law, bodily autonomy, free trade, freedom of choice, freedom of movement, and others are all core tenets of our fledgling nation. PraxisNation - Praxis Nation builds off the concept of the network state by Balaji Srinivasan. Which theories that in the modern world we can create a decentralized country that can offer many of the benefits of standard country. Praxis aims to offer land, its own currency and eventually citizenship among many other things. Pronomos - Pronomos is a venture capital fund that works to build the \u0026ldquo;cities of tomorrow.\u0026rdquo; Pronomos has worked to fund Prospera, Praxis, and many more starup cities. Prospera - Prospera is a new libertarian smart city located in Honduras, that works as an economic zone largely free of local government taxes. An experimental project that does exist by a government grant, but its working to prove out a new potential model of cities. Learn more with the REASON documentary. Digital Nomad Services # Escapees - Escapees bills itself as an RV club, but it offers many services for a digital nomad lifestyle, including mail forwarding and temporary residences among many other things. Based in the U.S. Liberation Travel - Focuses on helping users find residency in multiple countries primarly including Paraguay, Uruguay, Panama and Georgia. Nomad Capitalist - Nomad Capitalist specializes in legally and ethically reducing your tax rate, diversifying and safeguarding your assets, growing your passport portfolio, and maximizing your freedom. Passports for Crypto - Quickly acquire Citizenship in St. Kitts by purchasing property without ever actually visiting St. Kitts. Planbpassport - A service that helps facilitate second passports. Accepts Bitcoin and very much adopts a \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizen\u0026rdquo; Mindset. General Tools # Agorist Nexus - Agorist Nexus is a hub for free exchange, focusing on the spread of Agorism and connecting the counter-economy Agorist Tax Advice - Paid service to minimize your tax strategy. Live Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our above affiliate link if you are interested. Lost Horizons - Platform with a wide range of topics around opting out of taxes and deconstructing the legal system. Mobazha - Formerly known as Openbazaar, Mobazaha aims to be a decentralized market where people can buy and sell products across the world for various different crypto currencies. One Stupid Fuck - Opt out of the tax structure. Terrible website name and design, but a resource that provides great step by step videos of opting out of the current tax structure. Taxation is Theft App - App that walks people through the logical ideas of taxation being theft. Similar to the not yet launched project \u0026ldquo;The mirror\u0026rdquo; by Larken Rose. Shipping Services # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Sovereign Homesteading # Abundant Acres - A small company that helps you design your sovereign homestead blueprint. Empshield - EMP Shield is the World’s first EMP protection technology for an entire home and vehicle tested to military and UL 1449 standards from ETL. H20 Machine - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. My Patriot Supply - Purchase food and other supplies. Seedarmory.com - Every one of Seed Armory\u0026rsquo;s seed vaults contains only 100% survival grade, 100% heirloom seeds, and are always non-GMO. Seeds, vaults, and packets are kept at low refrigerated temperatures until ready for shipping. Spout Water - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. Works at a much smaller scale than H20 Machine. StealthAngelSurvival.com - Purchase a wide variety of survival gear. Survivalrealty.com - Off grid real estate. "},{"id":2,"href":"/books/","title":"Books","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\nLiberty Tools Book List Welcome to the Liberty Tools Book list! This is our official book recommendations for the best books across a wide range of liberty topics. We do not specifically endorse every idea in these books or by these authors, but we do recommended them as a good place to learn about the topics at hand. Not all of these books are specifically libertarian, but they contain valuable information that could benefit anyone regardless of political philosophy. Find these books here: Anna\u0026rsquo;s Archive and Libgen If you enjoy any of these books please considering purchasing. Category Author Agorism Community Technology Karl Hess New Libertarian Manifesto Samuel Edward Konkin III Agorist Class Theory Wally Conger How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Derrick Broze Anti-Politics Sal Mayweather Anarchy in Practice - Stateless Solutions Community Technology David Freidman New Libertarian Manifesto Walter Block Agorist Class Theory Ryan McMaken How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Hans Herman Hoppe Anti-Politics Robert Murphy The Market for Liberty Morris/Linda Tannehill The New Libertarianism: Anarcho-Capitalism J. Michael Oliver Crypto Anarchy The Genesis Book Aaron Van Wirdun Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of Cryptocurrency Andy Greenberg This Machine Kills Secrets: Julian Assange, The Cypherpunks, and their fight to Empower Whistleblowers Andy Greenberg Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital Age Steven Levy The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age James Dale Davidson, Michael David Axtel Cryptocurrency Digital Gold Nathaniel Popper How Money got Free Patrick Eha Understanding Bitcoin Robert Muprhy and Silas Barta The Bitcoin Standard SaifeDean Ammous The Internet of Money Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Bitcoin Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Ethereum Andreas Antonopolous Hacking Bitcoin Roger Ver The Blocksize War Jonathan Bier Conspiracies Filthy Rich James Patterson All The Shahs Men Steven Kinzer JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters James W. Douglass Chaos Tom O\u0026rsquo;Neill Inventing the AIDS Virus Peter Duesberg The Controlled Demolition of the American Empire Charlie Robinson \u0026amp; Jeff Berwick A Warning from History Corey Hughes The Octopus of Global Control Charlie Robinson One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that gave Rise the Jeffrey Epstein Whitney Webb The Creature From Jekyll Island G Edward Griffin Covid The Real Anthony Fauci Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The War on Ivermectin Pierre Kory The Courage to Face Covid-19 Peter McCullough A Plague Upon Our House Scott Atlas Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19 Matt Ridley Diary of A Psychosis Tom Woods The Pfizer Papers Naomi Wolf Drug War and Prohibition The Economics of Prohibition Mark Thornton American Kingpin Nick Bilton High Price Dr. Carl Hart Chasing the Scream Johann Hari Dreamland: The True Tale of America\u0026rsquo;s Opiate Epidemic Sam Quinones Drug War Addiction Sheriff Bill Masters Gang Leader for A Day Sudhir Venkatesh Economics and History of Economics Economics in One Lesson Henry Hazlitt Basic Economics Thomas Sowell The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard Keynes Mark Skousen History of Money and Banking in the United States Murray Rothbard End the Fed Ron Paul Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles Jesus Huerta de Soto The Fiat Standard SaifeDean Ammous Environment American Serengeti Dan Flores Fossil Future Alex Epstein Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of Antihumanism Robert Zubrin Apocalypse Never Michael Shellenberger The Wizard and The Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow\u0026rsquo;s World Charles C. Mann Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Running With Rhinos Ed Warner Extremist Politics The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics Michael Malice SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought Police Vox Day The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure Greg Lukianoff and Johnathan Haidt Fiction Brave New World Aldous Huxley 1984 George Orwell Animal Farm George Orwell Molon Labe! Kenneth Royce (Boston T Party) Alongside Night J. Niel Schulman Freehold Michael Z. Williamson The Moon is a Harsh Mistress Robert Heinlen The Handmaid’s Tale Margaret Atwood Anthem Ayn Rand The Fountainhead Ayn Rand The Giver Lois Lowery Red Rising Pierce Brown Unintended Consequences John Ross The Probability Broach L. Neil Smith The High Ground Series Doug Casey Enemy of the State F. Paul Wilson Financial Crisis Meltdown Tom Woods Deep Freeze: Iceland\u0026rsquo;s Economic Collapse Phillip Bagus and David Howden Americas Great Depression Murray Rothbard The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last Century Mark Thornton End the Fed Ron Paul Gun Rights Come and Take it: The Gun Printers Guide to Thinking Free Cody Wilson The 10 Myths of Gun Control Jose Nino More Guns Less Crime John Lott Health and Nutrition Death by Food Pyramid Denise Minger Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim It Mary Ruwart The Primal Prescription Doug Mcguff and Robert Murphy Fat for Fuel Dr. Joseph Mercola Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless Health Casey Means and Calley Means Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Blind Spots: The Medicine Gets it Wrong and What it Means For our Health Marty Makary Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity Peter Attia History - General A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell A Peoples History of the United States Howard Zinn Albions\u0026rsquo;s Seed David Hackett Fischer The Dawn Of Everything: A New History of Humanity David Graber A Little History of the World EH Gombrich Debt: The First 5000 Years David Graber History of Government Institutions Legacy of Ashes: A history of the CIA Tim Weiner Enemies: A history of the FBI Tim Weiner The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles and their Secret World War Steven Kinzer Overthrow: Americas Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to Iraq Steven Kinzer History of Socialism The Almost Nearly Perfect People Michael Booth The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel Castro Humberto Fontova The Case Against Socialism Rand Paul History of War and Military The Strategic Logic of Suicide Bombers Robert Pape Enough Already: Time to End the War on Terror Scott Horton Death by Government: Genocide and Mass Murder Since 1900 R.J. Rummel Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catastrophe of Ukraine Scott Horton All the Shahs Men Stephen Kirzner Property Rights Against Intellectual Property Stephan Kinsella (Property Rights) - Freedom on the Frontier Terry Anderson \u0026amp; Peter J Hill How Music Got Free Steven Witt Water Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Space Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Against Intellectual Monopoly Michelle Boldrin \u0026amp; David Levine Intro to Liberty The Law Frederic Bastiat The Road to Serfdom Friedrich Hayek Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom Ron Paul The Revolution Ron Paul Intro to Anarchy No Treason: The Constitution of no Authority Lysander Spooner The Most Dangerous Superstition Larken Rose The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to Obey Michael Huemer The Anarchist\u0026rsquo;s Handbook Organized by Michael Malice Dissenting Electorate: Those Who Refuse to Vote and the Legitimacy of Their Opposition Wendy McElroy Individual Liberty Benjamin Tucker Freedom’s Progress: A History of Political Thought Gerard Casey Living Freedom The Freedom Outlaw\u0026rsquo;s Handbook: 179 Things to Do \u0026rsquo;til the Revolution Claire Wolfe 101 Things to Do \u0026lsquo;Til the Revolution: Ideas and Resources for Self-Liberation, Monkey Wrenching and Preparedness Claire Wolfe Don\u0026rsquo;t Shoot the Bastards (Yet): 101 More Ways to Salvage Freedom Claire Wolfe Net Neutrality The Fallacy of Net Neutrality Thomas Hazlett The Master Switch Tim Wu The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless Technology Thomas Hazlett Code 2.0 Lawrence Lessig Philosophy - General Drive: Understanding the science of Human motivation Daniel Pink Defending the Undefendable Walter Block Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder Nassim Taleb The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion Johnathan Haidt Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World David Epstein Philosophy - Political The Ethics of Liberty Murray Rothbard Anatomy of the State Murray Rothbard An Agorist Primer Samuel Konkin Our Enemy, the State Albert J Nock Police Brutality and the Justice system Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America\u0026rsquo;s Police Forces Radley Balko A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State John Whitehead The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison America Naomi Murakawa The New Jim Crow Michelle Alexander Ghettoside Jill Leovy I Can\u0026rsquo;t Breathe: A Killing on Bay Street Matt Taibbi Justice Before the Law Michael Huemer Revisionist History The Myth of the Robber Barons Burt Folsom The Art of Contrary Thinking Humphrey B. Neill Why American History is Not What They Say: An Introduction to Revisionism Jeff Riggenbach Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong James W. Loewen The Roosevelt Myth John T. Flynn The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary War Thomas J. DiLorenzo Security and Privacy The Art of Invisibility Kevin Mitnick How to Be Invisible J. J. Luna No Place to Hide Glen Greenwald Public Record Edward Snowden The Production of Security Gustave di Molinari Extreme Privacy: How to Disapear on the Internet Michael Bazzell Watchman Privacy Gabriel Custodiet Privacy in Utopia Gabriel Custodiet Schooling and Unschooling Radical Unschooling Dayna Martin The Case against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and Money Bryan Caplan Weapons of Mass Instruction John Taylor Gatto The Absorbent Mind Maria Montessori The College Scam: How America\u0026rsquo;s Universities Are Bankrupting and Brainwashing Away the Future of America\u0026rsquo;s Youth Charlie Kirk Vaccines Turtles All the Way Down Anonymous, Tim Vadnar The Moth in the Iron Lung Forrest Moready Crooked: Manmade Disease Explained Forrest Moready Dissolving Illusions Susan Humphries Vaccines, Autoimmunity and the Changing Nature of Childhood Illness Thomas Cowan "},{"id":3,"href":"/covid/","title":"Covid","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Every single thing that was done in public health in response to the pandemic made it worse.\u0026rdquo; - Peter A. McCullough\nThe Covid19 Lockdowns were the biggest event in our lifetimes. The damage done was immeasurable and still continues to this day. The power centers are looking to continue on with all of the covid tyranny. We must be vigilant in fighting back against the medical industrial complex.\nAnti Covid Orgs # Banners 4 Freedom - An organization dedicated to protesting Covid Mandates using billboards across the world.\nChildren\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense - Children\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense® is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Their mission is to end childhood health epidemics by working aggressively to eliminate harmful exposures, hold those responsible accountable and establish safeguards to prevent future harm. They fight corruption, mass surveillance and censorship that put profits before people as well as advocate for worldwide rights to health freedom and bodily autonomy ^1^\nEvidenceNotFear - An evidence-based guide against all of the Covid madness.\nFeds 4 Med Freedom - Feds for Medical Freedom is fighting for medical freedoms and personal autonomy. They stand against unconstitutional and immoral vaccine mandates that have cost thousands of federal employees and contractors their careers and livelihoods.\nFLCCC Alliance - A group of doctors who got together to push back against the public Covid response. They provide real education on Covid, and demonized treatments like Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine and recovery against.\nGBDeclaration.org - One of the first major organizations to push back against Covid lockdowns. The Great Barrington Declaration is a major worldwide petition sponsored by doctors and scientists against the Covid lockdowns.\nHowbad - Resources for tracking all aspects of specific Covid batchs data, this also includes leaked data, and some aspects of other vaccines and medical malpractice.\nICAN Informed Consent Action Network - Founded in 2016, ICAN was created with the goal of providing every person with the right to informed consent. They believe that by holding regulators accountable through their successful legal actions, individuals will become empowered to make truly informed decisions about their own health and the health of their families. Using an unprecedented legal strategy, ICAN has successfully won lawsuits against Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control, the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration. Founded by Del Bigtree of the Highwire and works regularly with Aaron Siri and his firm.\nLaw Offices of Siri Glimstead - Led by Lawyer Aaron Siri, Siri Glimstead has been at the forefront of defending legal rights against Covid restrictions and damages done by the Covid vaccines, as well as more traditional vaccines. They also focus on other things like civil rights or protection of whistle blowers.\nPhysicians for Informed Consent - Physicians for Informed Consent empowers the public with scientific information about infectious diseases and vaccines.\nPureBloodRegistry - Blood donations for and from people who have not gotten the Covid-19 vaccine.\nThe Highwire - An educational journalistic organization that has been working for years to bring accountability to the world of vaccines and especially Covid vaccines. Founded by Del Bigtree.\nVacSafety - The VSRF’s mission is to advance COVID-19 vaccine safety through scientific research, public education, and advocacy, and to support the vaccine injured. They present the most up-to-date and relevant information on COVID-19 and public health policies, free from corporate press, agenda-driven narratives, and sponsorships with conflict of interest. They encourage questions and an open dialogue of transparency on any medical and scientific information presented.\nFake Mask Websites # Fake Mask Worldwide - A company that sells obviously fake masks, less obviously fake masks and other Covid related items.\nGetUnmask - Breathable masks that look like regular masks. Company now sells other unrelated products as well.\nMedical Drug Purchase # Purchase Medical Drugs including Ivermection and Hydroxychloroquine from high quality third party services.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinil. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nMetrics # ICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nOpen Vaers - Open Vaers takes the CDC\u0026rsquo;s government data from VAERS and makes it much more readable and easy to understand. As of 9/23 there were over 36,000 deaths and over 1.5 million Covid vaccine related reports to VAERS.\nNo-Jab Job Boards # Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types.\nRedballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or Covid nonsense.\nUnjected - Social media for meeting and dating unvaccinated people.\nVaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status.\nVaccine Injured Support # Covid Vax Recovery Guide - A Covid vaccine detox guide written by nutritional scientist and liberty leaning Dr. Chris Masterjohn.\nCovid19CriticalCare.com - An in-depth recovery Post-Vaccine Treatment Protocol guide from the doctors at the FLCC Alliance.\nIronHeart Bloodworks - IronHeart Bloodworks is a new blood bank membership that gives you control over your blood choices during medical procedures. When you need it, IronHeart Bloodworks quickly sends you COVID-19 unvaccinated blood—a unique service in the healthcare industry. You should have the freedom to choose what blood is in your body.\nReact19.org - React19 is a science-based non-profit offering financial, physical, and emotional support for those suffering from long-term COVID-19 vaccine adverse events globally. Their mission is to bring healing to the moms, dads, friends, and loved ones who are facing life-altering side effects from their COVID-19 vaccine. They build bridges between patients and research institutions in order to develop a better understanding of vaccine complications.\nSpike Protein Detox - Peter McCullough\u0026rsquo;s Spike protein Detox protocol. Peter\u0026rsquo;s company also sells a specific Detox Support Formula.\nZelenko Protocol - Dr. Vladimir Zelenko was one of the first doctors to push back on mainstream Covid dogma. While Zelenko has since passed his protocol and supplements are still useful for fighting Covid ^2^\n"},{"id":4,"href":"/deathathletes/","title":"Death Athletes","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;We always knew it was going to happen, it was according to our plan. For our kind, this is nothing.\u0026rdquo; - Cody Wilson\nDeath Athletes refers to a concept going back to Ancient Greece and popularized by 3d Gun Printing Activist Cody Wilson called \u0026ldquo;The Death Athletic\u0026rdquo;. Cody gave a speech at Guns and Bitcoin 2022 talking about the beauty of death given in service to ones beliefs. While not always literal this is often metaphorical, Cody talks about the public death and having been killed in the public as a metaphor. The Death Athletic specifically refers to someone who engaged in practice to promote freedom and was persecuted for doing so. While many people have been prosecuted unfairly, there is a difference between general victims and those who specifically took the risk of fighting the state and lost.\nCheck out the speech here!\nDeath Athletes # Roger Ver - Roger Ver is a freedom activist who was one of the first investors in Bitcoin. Roger has worked as a liberty and Bitcoin activist for over a decade and has made major financial contributions and investments to projects like, DefCad, ShapeShift, FEE, Ross Ulbricht\u0026rsquo;s Legal Defense, Wikileaks, Kraken and many many more. In April 2024 Roger was arrested and detained in Spain on the request of the US government for alleged tax evasion claims in regarding to his exit tax in 2014. Roger is currently looking at a potential 100 year prison sentence for numerous ridiculous legal charges. Roger has been trapped in Spain since April 2024.\nRoss Ulbricht - Ross Ulbricht is the alleged founder and operator of the Silk Road website. The Silk Road offered consumers a safe and trusted way to purchase drugs and other contraband items. Ross was arrested and imprisoned in 2013. He was sentenced to two life sentences plus 40 years and millions of dollars in fines in a corrupt trial. Ross is scheduled to be released as Donald Trump promised to commute his sentence on Day one of his presidency.\nJulian Assange - Julian Assange is one of the greatest journalists of all time. Julian founded Wikileaks in 2006 and has exposed mass public corruption across the world regarding governments and corporations. Julian was forced into home arrest and then asylum for close to a decade based off ridiculous sex charges that were eventually dropped. In 2019 Julian was pulled out of his Asylum and pull into solitary confinement in BellMarsh prison until June 2024. Julian signed a plea deal and was released.\nEdward Snowden - Edward Snowden is a NSA Whistleblower who exposed massive NSA Corruption in 2013, mostly in regards to illegal mass surveillance on citizens. Snowden has been trapped in Russia ever since.\nSamurai Wallet Devs - In May 2024 Samurai Wallets Domain was seized and the two devs known publicly as TDev and Samurai were arrested and charged with money laundering due to the Bitcoin coinjoin functions built into the website.\nTornado Cash Devs - Tornado Cash is a decentralized coinjoin provider for the Ethereum Crypto Currency. In 2022 Tornado Cash was added to the OFACT List and the Devs Roman Storm and Alex Pertsev where charged with Money Laundering.\nAaron Swartz - Internet pioneer and free speech advocate. Creator of the Guerilla Access Open Manifest as well as several other open source technologies, Aaron Swartz tragically killed himself in 2013 thanks to overzealous prosecutors from the DOJ that were threatening Aaron with decades in prison for attempted publishing of copyrighted documents, despite the fact that the document had never been published and the owner of those copyrights Jstore, had actually dropped the charges.\nIan Freemen - Freeman, known for advocating freedom and financial privacy through bitcoin, found himself targeted by federal prosecutors. Initially facing charges including bank fraud and wire fraud, these allegations were eventually dropped due to lack of evidence. The core of the case revolved around money laundering and conspiracy charges. Ultimately, Freeman received a severe sentence of eight years in prison, a $40,000 fine, and forfeiture of $5 million in assets, despite not being convicted of the fraud charges prosecutors initially highlighted.\nCody Wilson - The creator of the Death Athletic concept as well as the founder of Defcad.com and first person to create a 3d printed Gun. Cody has been at the forefront of fighting for 2nd amendment and 1st amendment as they pertain to code and digital rights for over a decade. Cody has been involved in many lawsuits with the federal government as a result and suffered charges for sex crimes in 2018. He is currently free and working for Defcad.\nJay Stark - The anonymous creator of the FGC-9, which stands for \u0026ldquo;Fuck Gun Control.\u0026rdquo; The FGC was the first project to enable the creation of a fully 3d printed gun that did not require any actual gun parts, instead it uses items that can be purchased from conventional stores all over the world. Jay Stark was arrested in April 2021 on suspicions of owning illegal weapons, however none of these weapons were found and he was not taken into custody. Two days later he was found dead sitting in his car in front of his parents house. While the offical cause of death ruled out \u0026ldquo;foul play\u0026rdquo; it is difficult for most to believe that this was simply a coincidence.\n"},{"id":5,"href":"/defense/","title":"Defense","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles.\u0026rdquo; - Jeff Cooper\nWhen any government deprives a citizen of his freedom or property, the individual must take action to publicise his grievances. To this end, I hope to illustrate in the following pages, the futility of gun control, and that no amount of arbitrary legislation can ever prevent those wanting firearms from owning them. The individual who has the ability to construct his own homemade gun can never be permanently disarmed by any level of gun control legislation. - Philip Luty\nDIY Firearms # The 3D Printer has significantly advanced the ease of manufacturing reliable weapons absent the eye of the watchful state. Of course, it is not the only manufacturing tool available, but you will find it the most expedient.\nGetting Started # The following guides provide a basic introduction to 3D printed firearms. If your budget is limited, Creality printers may be the only option. But they are unreliable, and you may spend more time troubleshooting issues than printing. We recommend Prusa for their reliability and unwavering commitment to open source. Bambu Lab printers have recently gained in popularity for their speed, reliability, and multi-material options. However, they have a history of patenting established open source designs, and even more importantly, severely compromise your privacy. More information here. On this principle, we recommend against giving them your money.\nAs you evaluate printers and cad software, keep privacy at the top of your mind. While this practice may currently be legal in your jurisdiction, the state may kidnap and jail you anyway.\nHoffman Tactical The CTRL+PEW Getting Started Guide Ammunition # Fenix Ammunition - Manufactured in the USA by liberty obsessed individuals, and accept Bitcoin for payment. Books # Expedient Homemade Firearms by Philip Luty Expedient Recoilless Launcher: Panzerfaust by Jonathan Wild Communities # Deterrence Dispensed Rocket Chat - Large public group chat for all things 3d printed firearms. FOSSCAD Subreddit - a subreddit focused on 3d printed firearms of all types. However, censorship on reddit continues to grow, and we encourage migration to censorship resistant communities. Files # Most firearm designs are uploaded by individual creators to Odysee. DEFCAD is another source, but requires a paid membership. Most files available on DEFCAD are already available for free on Odysee.\n3D Gun Builder - A comprehensive directory of designs with direct links to Odysee pages. DEFCAD - Many files here are out of date and hosted without the permission of the original developers. GunCad Developer Index - A list of guncad developer Odysee pages. Legal Advocacy Groups # Organizations fighting within the legal system to expand gun rights.\nDefense Distributed Firearm Policy Coalition Rocky Mountain Gun Owners Second Amendment Foundation Merchants # Places to find parts, part kits, tools, ammo, and more..\nParts # Aves Engineering - Glock rails and MAC11 components. Every Gun Part - Exhaustive collection of parts kits (everything but the receiver) and more. Ghost Guns - More parts kits. JSD Supply - Pistol components and more. MAF Arms - Build kits for printed receiver designs. Replicator USA - 3d printed suppressors. Riptide Rails - Glock rails, magazine springs, and other printed firearms components. Newsletters \u0026amp; Podcasts # En Bloc Press - Paid newsletter and podcast focused on the 3d printed firearm space and adjacent politics. Open Source Defense - Weekly newsletter focused on expanding gun rights with \u0026ldquo;0% culture war\u0026rdquo;. Out of Battery Live - Live podcast focused on interviewing guncad developers and builders. Propaganda # Documentaries, talks, and other media.\nDeath Athletic Documentary The New Radical Plastic Defense: Secret 3D Printed Guns in Europe The Plastic Power: A Speech The Unshackled Englishman Resources # GatGPT - A deneutered version of ChatGPT focused on firearms. Shootingbot - Monitors price and availability of ammunition and reloading components. Training # Ok, you can build a firearm in your garage. Now learn how to use it. Before you start LARPING, consider what type of training is most useful. Read this.\nGamut Resolutions - Tactical pistol and carbine classes. Based in Florida but courses are taught in many locations across the US. Guns For Everyone - Free concealed carry classes based out of Colorado. Long Range Shooters of Utah - Multiday courses in shooting up to and beyond 1000 yards in Price, UT. MantisX - MantisX is a gun training system that takes a data-driven approach to helping you achieve shooting mastery with no ammo required. Unlike some dry fire trainers, MANTISX works while attached to ANY firearm (pistol, rifle, or shotgun). By analyzing every shot and generating actionable data, MANTISX helps you improve your accuracy quickly. Solutionary University - Beginner firearm and defense training. Run by Liberty Activist Maj Toure, who has been travelling across the US providing firearms training, particularly in black neighborhoods. Thunder Ranch - Multiday courses in pistol, rifle, and shotgun, founded by Clint Smith and based in Oregon. "},{"id":6,"href":"/education/","title":"Education","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Education and Training # \u0026ldquo;Government schooling is the most radical adventure in history. It kills the family by monopolizing the best times of childhood and by teaching disrespect for home and parents.\u0026rdquo; - John Taylor Gatto\nModern schooling has been terrible for years. Following the covid insanity and the addition of woke politics the schools are proving less and less value by the day. But education can be done through a vareity of methods. In the modern age their are many better ways to educate yourself and your children than traditional school.\nAlternative Schools # Options for schools that are close to the traditional model, but do something different.\nMontessori Schools - Montessori classrooms are ideal workplaces, where children are engaged, energetic, exploring, social, and most of all, learning to take ownership of their own education. They’re also unified communities in which each child understands the responsibility of being an individual student in the class while supporting the learning of others.\nWestern Governors University - While still suffering from some of the issues of traditional education, WGU provides a solid alternative for anyone who still wants to pursue traditional college degrees. Offering Bachelors and Masters programs in IT, Business, Nursing, Finance and Education. WGU is a completely online school, with relatively cheap degree programs that are performance based, meaning you can take the classes at your own pace and are not required to attend classes you dont need.\nAlternatives to School # Liberty Classroom - A wide range of courses. Mostly focused on history but offers other courses on econimics and logics. All courses are taught from a liberty perspective. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. Mises Econ Grad Progam - Economics Grad program that teaches free market Austrian Economics from one of the most prominent liberty focused think tanks. Praxis - Praxis is an intense personal and professional development program for young adults who want to work hard, build skills, learn how to create value, and develop a positive vision of the future for their lives and careers. Praxis is a college alternative that offers a 1 year practical devopment plan that ends up teaching you real world practical skills and connecting you with an intership at the end of your program. School of Life - A course to help you enhance whatever you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Provides biweekly webinars from the best liberty minds to bring your practile and actionable advice for your business, non Profit, cause or whatever else you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. TenToad - A program that helps families transition to a school-free life with a solid foundation of knowledge and the tools to get started with confidence. Embrace living and learning without school. ThinkExodus - Exodus Institute aims to provide families with a quality alternative to public schools, and support homeschool families with enrichment courses that foster critical thinking, academic skills, and counter the left-wing indoctrination found in education, culture, and the media. Unschoolers.org - Unschooling and peaceful parenting educational organization. Unschooling is an alternative to traditional schooling and even home schooling that works to encourage and focus and direct children\u0026rsquo;s natural curiosity. Unschooling Resources with Dayna Martin - Dayna Martin has been living and breathing Unschooling for 2 decades, while also working to educate many others on these principles. You can find many of the best unschooling resources here. Homeschool Resources # Acellusacademy - Acellus Academy is a K-12 online private school located in Kansas City, Missouri as a 501c3. Acellus Academy provides instruction online through distance education via the Acellus Learning System. Acellus, a program of the International Academy of Science, is an online learning system that has been used to provide primary instruction to millions of students in thousands of schools throughout the United States.\nHome School Legal Defense Association - With over 100,000 member families, Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) is the nation’s largest, most trusted homeschool advocacy organization.\nPower Home School - Power Homeschool is the official provider of online Acellus® courses for parents independently homeschooling their children without teacher support. Power is a not an accredited curriculum.\nRon Paul Curriculum - A liberty focused home school curriculum for all grades based on the ideas of former congressman Ron Paul. The curriculum was largely designed by Liberty Classroom founder, Tom Woods.\nTuttle Twins Academy - From the authors of some of the best selling Liberty Kids books, comes the academy for home learning. Catered for kids TTA offers courses in Finances, Logic \u0026amp; Critical Thinking, Entrepreneurship, and many more to come.\n"},{"id":7,"href":"/frontends/","title":"Front Ends","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy. The savage’s whole existence is public, ruled by the laws of his tribe. Civilization is the process of setting man free from men.\u0026rdquo; - Ayn Rand\nPrivacy Front ends are interfaces that interact with well known services that dont respect your privacy. Apps like Youtube or Facebook can be accessed via privacy respecting generally open source apps.\nApple AirPlay # air-pi-play - Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Airplay server using RPiPlay to enable screen mirroring on tvs, monitors and projectors. RPiPlay - An open-source AirPlay mirroring server for the Raspberry Pi. Supports iOS 9 and up. Apple Music # Cider - Cross-platform Apple Music experience based on Electron and Vue.js written from scratch with performance in mind Discord # gtkcord4 - A lightweight Discord client written in Golang which uses GTK3 for the user interface Facebook # SlimSocial - Android, alternative front-end for Facebook, built with Java Frost - An extensive and functional open source third party app for Facebook (Android app) Facebook Messenger # Caprine - Unofficial and privacy-focused Facebook Messenger app with many useful features fb-messenger-cli - Use your Facebook account to chat with your friends sneakily in the command line, it\u0026rsquo;s as easy as logging in, choosing a convo and chatting away Google Search # LibreX - Privacy-respecting free meta-search engine (free as in freedom). Small and simple meta-search engine, fetches and anonymizes results from Google only, has API support, allows redirects to Invidious/Bibliogram/Nitter/Libreddit.\nSearXNG - SearXNG is a free internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from various search services and databases. Users are neither tracked nor profiled (SearXNG is a fork of Searx).\nSearx - Searx is a free privacy-respecting internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from more than 70 search services. Users are neither tracked nor profiled. Additionally, Searx can be used over Tor for online anonymity.\nWhoogle Search - A self-hosted, ad-free, privacy-respecting metasearch engine for Google.\nGoogle Translate # Crow Translate - Simple and lightweight cross-platform translator that allows translation using LibreTranslate, Lingva, Google, Bing, and Yandex, as well as text-to-speech using Google.\nDeepL Android - Unofficial Android client for DeepL.\nInstaLate - Distraction-free translation for Android, to be used directly from within any app. Supports Beolingus, DeepL, Dict.cc, GNU CIDE, Heinzelnisse, LibreTranslate, Linguee, WikDict, and Wiktionary.\nLingva Translate - Alternative front-end for Google Translate, serving as a free and open-source translator with over a hundred languages available.\nSimplyTranslate - Provide fast and private translations to the user without wasting much overhead for extensive styling or JavaScript. Supports Google Translate, DeepL, ICIBA, and LibreTranslate.\nSimplyTranslate Mobile - Unofficial Android client of SimplyTranslate.\nHacker News # Hackers - A native iOS app for Hacker News.\nHackerweb - A simply readable Hacker News web app.\nHckrnws - A custom front-end for a better reading experience of HackerNews.\nHN-search - Algolia Hacker News search.\nHNTopLinks - Top Links on Hacker News.\nImgur # Imgin - Minimal Imgur front end Imgrs - Imgrs is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. It\u0026rsquo;s a Rust rewrite of a previous Imgur proxy project, Omgur. Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/imgrs Omgur - Omgur is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. Inspired by the Invidious, Nitter, and Teddit projects. No JavaScript or ads All requests go through the Omgur backend, client never talks to Imgur Prevents Imgur from tracking your IP or JavaScript fingerprint Lightweight Self-hostable Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/omgur Rimgo - Self-hosted frontend for Imgur written in Go. Website: https://i.bcow.xyz/ Rimgu - Self-hosted alternative frontend/ proxy for Imgur Instagram # Bibliogram - Bibliogram is an alternative front-end for Instagram. Public instances: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/bibliogram-docs/tree/master/docs/Instances.md Mastodon # Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Hyperspace - cross-platform Mastodon client for the fediverse written in TypeScript and React Pinafore - Alternative web client for Mastodon, focused on speed and simplicity Sengi - cross-platform multi-account Mastodon \u0026amp; Pleroma desktop client TheDesk - cross-platform Mastodon \u0026amp; Misskey desktop client Tootle - simple GTK-based Linux Mastodon client Tusky - lightweight Android Mastodon client Medium # Scribe - Alternative front-end to Medium.com Other services # ArchiveBox - Open source self-hosted web archiving. Takes URLs/browser history/bookmarks/Pocket/Pinboard/etc., saves HTML, JS, PDFs, media, and more etherpad-lite - Collaborative rich text editor. A modern really-real-time collaborative document editor Gitea - Lightweight git server. Git with a cup of tea, painless self-hosted git service Hedgedoc - Collaborative markdown editor. A platform to write and share markdown Librarian - Alternative frontend for LBRY / Odysee.com MediathekViewWeb - Video content of German public-service television broadcasters (e.g. ARD, ZDF) Official instance: mediathekviewweb.de NoPaste - NoPaste is an open-source website similar to Pastebin where you can store any piece of code, and generate links for easy sharing PrivateBin - Zero knowledge encrypted paste-bin. A minimalist, open source online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data. Data is encrypted/decrypted in the browser using 256 bits AES Snapdrop - Similar to Apple\u0026rsquo;s Airdrop but in your browser. A Progressive Web App for local file sharing Vaultwarden - Password manager. Unofficial Bitwarden compatible server written in Rust, formerly known as bitwarden_rs Wikiless - A free open source alternative Wikipedia front-end focused on privacy Reddit # Due to recent changes with the Reddit API Policy you may have mixed success with these. These are kept here in the event that this changes, but otherwise these are mostly dead projects\nDawn - Open-source Reddit app Available on F-Droid Forked from Dank: https://github.com/saket/Dank Eddrit - Alternative front-end for Reddit, inspired by Nitter, built with Python \u0026amp; Starlette. Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Infinity - Reddit client for Android Available on F-Droid junipf/reddit-frontend - A reddit front-end written in React Official instance: https://jpf-reddit.netlify.app kddit - uWSGI frontend for Reddit.com written in Python Official instance: https://kddit.kalli.st Libreddit - Alternative front-end for Reddit. Themed around Reddit\u0026rsquo;s new design - Lightweight, no JavaScript, no ads, no tracking. Official instance: libredd.it Public instances: https://github.com/spikecodes/libreddit#instances RedditClient - Alternative front-end for Reddit, built with Angular Roffline - A self-hosted offline Reddit server. It allows you to browse Reddit posts (including any media in the post) while offline. It is targeted at people that have intermittent internet Snew - Open-source client for Reddit forked from the Reddit source code. Slide - Open source, ad free Reddit browser for Android Available on F-Droid Stealth - Account-free, privacy-oriented, and feature-rich Reddit client. Available on F-Droid Teddit - Alternative Reddit front-end focused on privacy - Lightweight, no ads, no JavaScript, unofficial API. Official instance: https://teddit.net Public instances: https://github.com/teddit-net/teddit#instances Github mirror repository Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Teddit Top of Reddit - Top Reddit posts every day. Troddit: A web client for Reddit Official instance: https://www.troddit.com Updoot - Android, alternative front-end for Reddit. Xeddit - A Xamarin.Forms app for Reddit. Official instance: xeddit.com Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Xeddit Redirection # Farside - Farside provides links that automatically redirect to working instances of privacy-oriented alternative frontends, such as Nitter, Libreddit, etc. This allows for users to have more reliable access to the available public instances for a particular service, while also helping to distribute traffic more evenly across all instances and avoid performance bottlenecks and rate-limiting. LibRedirect - App that redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends. If you click on a link of a Youtube like it will redirect to you to Newpipe, Twitter to nitter, Wikipedia to Wikiless etc. Privacy Redirect - A simple web extension that redirects Twitter, YouTube, Instagram \u0026amp; Google Maps requests to privacy friendly alternatives Firefox Add-On: Privacy Redirect Chrome Extension: Privacy Redirect UntrackMe - UntrackMe transforms Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Reddit and Medium and Wikipedia links to links of open source, privacy friendly front-ends. Converts Google Maps links to OpenStreetMap links. Removes tracking parameters from any url. Then delegates the action to other apps that are capable of handling them. (Android app) Watch on Odysee - Browser add on that redirects you from YouTube to odysee a decentralized Youtube alternative libredirect - A web extension that redirects popular sites to alternative privacy-friendly frontends and backends. Actively maintained fork of Privacy Redirect that supports Youtube, Youtube Music, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, Imgur, Reddit, Searx, Google Translate, Google Maps, Wikipedia, and Medium Reuters # Neuters - An alternative front-end to Reuters.com. It is intended to be lightweight and fast, and was heavily inspired by Nitter Official instance: https://boxcat.site Shazam # SongRec - Open-source Shazam client for Linux, written in Rust. Spotify # Downtify - Open source Spotify ripper. Kotify - Requires Spotify Account - Multiplatform desktop client for Spotify focused on library organization for power users. Relies on official Spotify client for playback Librespot - Requires Spotify Premium Account - librespot is an open source client library for Spotify. It enables applications to use Spotify\u0026rsquo;s service to control and play music via various backends, and to act as a Spotify Connect receiver. It is an alternative to the official and now deprecated closed-source libspotify. Additionally, it will provide extra features which are not available in the official library Oggify - Download Spotify tracks to Ogg Vorbis (with a Spotify premium account), based on librespot psst - Fast and multi-platform Spotify client with native GUI Spot: Gtk/Rust native Spotify client for the GNOME desktop. Only works with premium accounts Spotiqueue - Minimalistic queue-oriented macOS-native client for Spotify, with Guile Scheme scriptability Spotiflyer - Download free content from Youtube, Spotify, Sound Cloud and more Spotube: A lightweight and free Spotify crossplatform-client which handles playback manually, streams music using Youtube \u0026amp; no Spotify premium account is needed SpotX: Modified Spotify Client for Windows (Windows Only) - Blocking ads and updates for the desktop version of Spotify, disabling podcasts and more Telegram # Telegram-FOSS - Unofficial, FOSS-friendly fork of the original Telegram client for Android. TikTok # ProxiTok - Open source alternative frontend for TikTok made with PHP. Official instance: https://proxitok.herokuapp.com Twitch # ElectronPlayer - Electron Based Web Video Services Player. Supports Netflix, Youtube, Twitch, Floatplane, Hulu and more streamlink-twitch-gui - Multi platform Twitch.tv browser for Streamlink Twire: Alternative and open source Twitch client for Android Xtra - Twitch player and browser for Android Twitter/X # Due to recent changes with the Twitter API Policy you may have mixed success with these.\nFritter - A free, open-source Twitter client for Android. Harpy - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Flutter/Dart. Nitter - Alternative Twitter front-end - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Official instance: nitter.net Public instances: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances Example: Troy Hunt on Twitter and Nitter Shitter - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Java. Tweet-app - Desktop Twitter client only for tweeting. Timeline never shows up. Tweeterr - A tool to use Twitter from the command line on the fly. Tweepy - Twitter for Python Twidere X - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built mostly with Kotlin, in early stage. YouTube # Alltube - Web GUI for youtube-dl AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. BlackHole - Android music player app for YouTube Music and Spotify made with Flutter CloudTube - Alternative front-end for Invidious Official instance: https://tube.cadence.moe Installation guide for self-hosting: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/tube-docs/tree/main/item/docs/cloudtube/Installing%20CloudTube.md FreeTube - Open source YouTube desktop player for privacy on Windows, Mac and Linux Invidious - Invidious is an alternative front-end to YouTube - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Home page: https://invidious.io Invidious instances (Github): https://github.com/iv-org/documentation/blob/master/Invidious-Instances.md Invidious instances API: https://api.invidious.io Installation guide for self-hosting: https://docs.invidious.io/Installation.md Invidious-viewer - Python application to watch YouTube videos through the Invidious API, in the terminal (requires MPV player and libmpv.so, provided by Linux distro) Invuedious - An alternative frontend for invidious built with vue.js Official instance: https://bocchilorenzo.github.io/invuedious/ LibreTube - Android frontend for YouTube, based on Piped minitube - Lightweight youtube client with a kid-friendly interface. Can make playlists from search keywords mps-youtube - Terminal based YouTube player and downloader. NewPipe - A libre lightweight streaming front-end for Android oleksis/youtube-dl-gui - Cross-platform front-end GUI of the popular youtube-dl written in wxPython OpenVideoDownloader aka jely2002/youtube-dl-gui - A cross-platform GUI for youtube-dl made in Electron and node.js Piped - An alternative privacy-friendly YouTube frontend which is efficient by design - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking Official instance: https://piped.kavin.rocks List of public instances: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped/wiki/Instances Installation guide for self-hosting: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Documentation/blob/main/content/docs/self-hosting/index.md pipe-viewer - A lightweight application (fork of straw-viewer) for searching and playing videos from YouTube. Plumber - Local and remote video trimmer, can trim parts of video without downloading whole video, utilizes youtube-dl, allows conversion to GIFs smtube - Stand-alone YouTube video player Website: https://www.smtube.org SMTube is part of SMPlayer SMPlayer website: https://www.smplayer.info SMPlayer repository: https://github.com/smplayer-dev/smplayer SmartTubeNext - SmartTubeNext is an advanced YouTube app for Android TVs and TV boxes, free and open source. It is not a live TV client and does not support \u0026ldquo;YouTube TV\u0026rdquo;. SkyTube - An open-source YouTube app for Android. Tartube - A GUI front-end for youtube-dl, partly based on youtube-dl-gui and written in Python 3 / Gtk 3 th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). TubeArchivist - A self hosted YouTube media server. TubeSync - TubeSync is a PVR (personal video recorder) for YouTube. It syncs YouTube channels and playlists to a locally hosted media server. ViewTube - An alternative front-end for YouTube, written in Vue.js, uses Plyr video player; supports SponsorBlock, multiple Invidious instances support, chapters Vividl - Modern Windows GUI for youtube-dl Youtube-dl - Command-line program to download videos from YouTube.com and other video sites Youtube-viewer - Lightweight YouTube client for Linux YouTube.js - Full-featured wrapper around the Innertube API, which is what YouTube itself uses uYouPlus - uYouPlus (uYou+) is an alternative YouTube app for Apple\u0026rsquo;s iOS and iPadOS. yattee - Alternative YouTube frontend for iOS, tvOS and macOS built with Invidious and Piped, supports sponsorblock yt-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously without forcing javascript (Fork of youtube-local) yt-dlp - A youtube-dl fork with additional features and fixes. ytcc - Command line tool to keep track of your favorite playlists on YouTube and many other places. Can import youtube subscriptions from Google Takeout and provide them as an RSS feed for your favorite reader. ytfzf - A POSIX script that helps you find Youtube videos (without API) and opens/downloads them using mpv/youtube-dl. ytmdl - A simple app to get songs from YouTube in mp3 format with artist name, album name etc from sources like iTunes, LastFM, Deezer, Gaana etc. ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. ytdl-gui - A simple-to-use, cross-platform graphical interface for youtube-dl youtube-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously and with greater page performance ytcast - Cast YouTube videos to your smart TV from the command line. This program does roughly the same thing as the \u0026ldquo;Play on TV\u0026rdquo; button that appears on the player bar when you visit youtube.com with Chrome or when you use the YouTube smartphone app YouTube Music # AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. "},{"id":8,"href":"/hacking/","title":"Hacking","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The truth is revealed by removing things that stand in its light, an art not unlike sculpture, in which the artist creates, not by building, but by hacking away.\u0026rdquo; - Alan Watts\nWelcome to the Hacking section of Liberty tools! Hacking should be used to increase your knowledge and harden your defenses. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAnonymity # BinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\nI2P - The Invisible Internet Project.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nNipe - Script to redirect all traffic from the machine to the Tor network.\nOnionScan - One of the Hacking Tools for investigating the Dark Web by finding operational security issues introduced by Tor hidden service operators.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nTor - Free software and onion routed overlay network that helps you defend against traffic analysis.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nBug Bounty Platforms # Bugcrowd List - List of many companies that provide bug bounties. CTF(Capture the flag) # Ctf-tools - Collection of setup scripts to install various security research tools easily and quickly deployable to new machines.\nPwntools - Rapid exploit development framework built for use in CTFs.\nRsaCtfTool - Decrypt data enciphered using weak RSA keys, and recover private keys from public keys using a variety of automated attacks.\nDDoS # HOIC - Updated version of Low Orbit Ion Cannon, has ‘boosters’ to get around common counter measures.\nJS LOIC - JavaScript in-browser version of LOIC.\nLOIC - Open source network stress tool for Windows.\nSlowLoris - DoS tool that uses low bandwidth on the attacking side.\nT50 - Faster network stress tool.\nUFONet - Abuses OSI layer 7 HTTP to create/manage ‘zombies’ and to conduct different attacks using; GET/POST, multithreading, proxies, origin spoofing methods, cache evasion techniques, etc.\nDefense Evasion # AntiVirus Evasion Tool (AVET) - Post-process exploits containing executable files targeted for Windows machines to avoid being recognized by antivirus software.\nHyperion - Runtime encryptor for 32-bit portable executables (“PE .exes”).\nPeCloak.py - Automates the process of hiding a malicious Windows executable from antivirus (AV) detection.\nPeCloakCapstone - Multi-platform fork of the peCloak.py automated malware antivirus evasion tool.\nUniByAv - Simple obfuscator that takes raw shellcode and generates Anti-Virus friendly executables by using a brute-forcable, 32-bit XOR key.\nVeil - Generate metasploit payloads that bypass common anti-virus solutions.\nDefcon Suggested Reading # Defcon Suggested Reading Email Spoofing # SpoofBox - Offers email, SMS, Phone spoofing and lots of other tools. Not a free service. Can also be used to look up phone numbers. Exploit Development # Exploit Writing Tutorials - Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nShellcode Examples - Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial - Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nFile Format Analysis # Hachoir - Python library to view and edit a binary stream as tree of fields and tools for metadata extraction.\nKaitai Struct - File formats and network protocols dissection language and web IDE, generating parsers in C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby.\nVeles - Binary data visualization and analysis tool.\nForensics # Autopsy - Full suite of open source forensics tools.\nCAINE - CAINE is Linux Live CD that contains a wealth of digital forensic tools. Features include a user-friendly GUI, semi-automated report creation and tools for Mobile Forensics, Network Forensics, Data Recovery and more.\nFTK Imager - Open Source Disk imaging tool.\nPaladin Forensic Suite - Live Ubuntu distro with lots of tools. Open source with free and paid versions.\nSIFT Workstation - The SIFT Workstation is a collection of free and open-source incident response and forensic tools designed to perform detailed digital forensic examinations in a variety of settings, all built inside an Ubuntu VM.\nSMART - Open source sampling of many proprietary forensics tools.\nGNU/Linux Utilities # Linux Exploit Suggester - Heuristic reporting on potentially viable exploits for a given GNU/Linux system. Hacking Focused OSINT # AQUATONE - Subdomain discovery tool utilizing various open sources producing a report that can be used as input to other tools.\nBinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\nDataSploit - OSINT visualizer utilizing Shodan, Censys, Clearbit, EmailHunter, FullContact, and Zoomeye behind the scenes.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\ngithub-dorks - CLI tool to scan Github repos/organizations for potential sensitive information leak.\nIntrigue - Automated OSINT \u0026amp; Attack Surface discovery framework with powerful API, UI and CLI.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nShodan - World’s first search engine for Internet-connected devices.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSn1per - One of the Hacking Tools for Automated Pentest Recon Scanner.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\nThreat Crowd - Search engine for threats.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nvcsmap - Plugin-based tool to scan public version control systems for sensitive information.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nHacking Conventions # 44Con - Annual Security Conference held in London.\nAppSecUSA - Annual conference organized by OWASP.\nBalCCon - Balkan Computer Congress, annually held in Novi Sad, Serbia.\nBlack Hat - Annual security conference in Las Vegas.\nBruCON - Annual security conference in Belgium.\nCarolinaCon - Infosec conference, held annually in North Carolina.\nCCC - Annual meeting of the international hacker scene in Germany.\nCHCon - Christchurch Hacker Con, Only South Island of New Zealand hacker con.\nDeepSec - Security Conference in Vienna, Austria.\nDefCamp - Largest Security Conference in Eastern Europe, held annually in Bucharest, Romania.\nDEF CON - Annual hacker convention in Las Vegas. Known for having a left wing bias.\nEkoparty - Largest Security Conference in Latin America, held annually in Buenos Aires, Argentina.\nFSec - FSec - Croatian Information Security Gathering in Varaždin, Croatia.\nHack3rCon - Annual US hacker conference.\nHack.lu - Annual conference held in Luxembourg.\nHackfest - Largest hacking conference in Canada.\nHITB - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nHacking In The Box - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nInfosecurity Europe - Europe’s number one information security event, held in London, UK.\nLayerOne - Annual US security conference held every spring in Los Angeles.\nNullcon - Annual conference in Delhi and Goa, India.\nPhreakNIC - Technology conference held annually in middle Tennessee.\nRSA Conference USA - Annual security conference in San Francisco, California, USA.\nShmooCon - Annual US East coast hacker convention.\nSkyDogCon - Technology conference in Nashville.\nSummerCon - One of the oldest hacker conventions, held during Summer.\nSwiss Cyber Storm - Annual security conference in Lucerne, Switzerland.\nThotCon - Annual US hacker conference held in Chicago.\nTroopers - Annual international IT Security event with workshops held in Heidelberg, Germany.\nVirus Bulletin Conference - Annual conference going to be held in Denver, USA for 2016.\nHash Cracking # BruteForce Wallet - Find the password of an encrypted wallet file (i.e. wallet.dat).\nCeWL - Generates custom wordlists by spidering a target’s website and collecting unique words.\nHashcat - Another One of the Hacking Tools The more fast hash cracker.\nJohn the Ripper - One of the best Hacking Tools for Fast password cracker.\nJWT Cracker - Simple HS256 JWT token brute force cracker.\nRar Crack - RAR bruteforce cracker.\nHex Editors # 0xED – Native macOS hex editor that supports plug-ins to display custom data types.\nFrhed – Binary file editor for Windows.\nHexEdit.js – Browser-based hex editing.\nHexinator – World’s finest (proprietary, commercial) Hex Editor.\nInformation Security Magazines # 2600: The Hacker Quarterly – American publication about technology and computer “underground.”\nPhrack Magazine – By far the longest running hacker zine.\nUnredacted Magazine - The official magazine from Michael Bazzell author of Extreme Privacy.\nLock Picking Resources # Awesome Lockpicking – Awesome guides, tools, and other resources about the security and compromise of locks, safes, and keys.\nBosnianbill – More lockpicking videos.\nSchuyler Towne channel – Lockpicking videos and security talks.\n/r/lockpicking – Resources for learning lockpicking, equipment recommendations.\nmacOS Utilities # Bella – Pure Python post-exploitation data mining and remote administration tool for macOS. Multi-paradigm Frameworks # Armitage – Java-based GUI front-end for the Metasploit Framework.\nExploitPack – Graphical tool for automating penetration tests that ships with many pre-packaged exploits.\nFaraday – Multiuser integrated pentesting environment for red teams performing cooperative penetration tests, security audits, and risk assessments.\nMetasploit – Post exploitation Hacking Tools for offensive security teams to help verify vulnerabilities and manage security assessments.\nPupy – Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android) remote administration and post-exploitation tool.\nNetwork Tools # BetterCAP – Modular, portable and easily extensible MITM framework.\nCloudFail – Unmask server IP addresses hidden behind Cloudflare by searching old database records and detecting misconfigured DNS.\nCrackMapExec – A swiss army knife for pentesting networks.\nDebookee – Simple and powerful network traffic analyzer for macOS.\nDET – Proof of concept to perform data exfiltration using either single or multiple channel(s) at the same time.\nDgcd – Simple Unix network utility to extend the accessibility of TCP/IP based network services beyond firewalls.\nDnsmap – One of the Hacking Tools for Passive DNS network mapper.\nDnsrecon – One of the Hacking Tools for DNS enumeration script.\nDnschef – Highly configurable DNS proxy for pentesters.\nDnsenum – Perl script that enumerates DNS information from a domain, attempts zone transfers, performs a brute force dictionary style attack, and then performs reverse look-ups on the results.\nDnstracer – Determines where a given DNS server gets its information from, and follows the chain of DNS servers.\nDNSDumpster – One of the Hacking Tools for Online DNS recon and search service.\nDshell – Network forensic analysis framework.\nDsniff – Collection of tools for network auditing and pentesting.\nDripcap – Caffeinated packet analyzer.\nEvilgrade – Modular framework to take advantage of poor upgrade implementations by injecting fake updates.\nEttercap – Comprehensive, mature suite for machine-in-the-middle attacks.\nImpacket – A collection of Python classes for working with network protocols.\nIntercepter-NG – Multifunctional network toolkit.\nMass Scan – Best Hacking Tools for TCP port scanner, spews SYN packets asynchronously, scanning entire Internet in under 5 minutes.\nMallory – HTTP/HTTPS proxy over SSH.\nMitmproxy – Interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy for penetration testers and software developers.\nMorpheus – Automated ettercap TCP/IP Hacking Tools.\nNetsniff-ng – Swiss army knife for network sniffing.\nNetwork-Tools.com – Website offering an interface to numerous basic network utilities like ping, traceroute, whois, and more.\nNmap – Free security scanner for network exploration \u0026amp; security audits.\nPassivedns – Network sniffer that logs all DNS server replies for use in a passive DNS setup.\nPassivedns-client – Library and query tool for querying several passive DNS providers.\nPig – One of the Hacking Tools for GNU/Linux packet crafting.\nPwnat – Punches holes in firewalls and NATs.\nPraeda – Automated multi-function printer data harvester for gathering usable data during security assessments.\nPrinter Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) – Tool for printer security testing capable of IP and USB connectivity, fuzzing, and exploitation of PostScript, PJL, and PCL printer language features.\nRoutersploit – Open source exploitation framework similar to Metasploit but dedicated to embedded devices.\nScanless – Utility for using websites to perform port scans on your behalf so as not to reveal your own IP.\nScapy – Python-based interactive packet manipulation program \u0026amp; library.\nSPARTA – Graphical interface offering scriptable, configurable access to existing network infrastructure scanning and enumeration tools.\nSSH MITM – Intercept SSH connections with a proxy; all plaintext passwords and sessions are logged to disk.\nTcpdump/libpcap – Common packet analyzer that runs under the command line.\nWireshark – Widely-used graphical, cross-platform network protocol analyzer.\nXRay – Network (sub)domain discovery and reconnaissance automation tool.\nZarp – Network attack tool centered around the exploitation of local networks.\nZmap – Open source network scanner that enables researchers to easily perform Internet-wide network studies.\nOperating Systems # Best Linux Penetration Testing Distributions @ CyberPunk – Description of main penetration testing distributions.\nCuckoo – Open source automated malware analysis system.\nComputer Aided Investigative Environment (CAINE) – Italian GNU/Linux live distribution created as a digital forensics project.\nCSILinux - CSI\u0026rsquo;s mission is to equip you with the most advanced tools in digital forensics, OSINT, and incident response.\nDigital Evidence \u0026amp; Forensics Toolkit (DEFT) – Live CD for forensic analysis runnable without tampering or corrupting connected devices where the boot process takes place.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nSecurity @ Distrowatch – Website dedicated to talking about, reviewing, and keeping up to date with open source operating systems.\nTails – Live OS aimed at preserving privacy and anonymity.\nPhysical Hacking Tools # Anof-cyber/APTRS - APTRS (Automated Penetration Testing Reporting System) is an automated reporting tool in Python and Django. The tool allows Penetration testers to create a report directly without using the Traditional Docx file. It also provides an approach to keeping track of the projects and vulnerabilities.\nCanarytokens.org - Canarytokens are a free, quick, painless way to help defenders discover they\u0026rsquo;ve been breached by having attackers announce themselves. These are digital honeypots you can configure on your own network.\nFlipperzero.one - Flipper Zero is a portable multi-tool for pentesters and geeks in a toy-like body. It loves hacking digital stuff, such as radio protocols, access control systems, hardware and more. It\u0026rsquo;s fully open-source and customizable, so you can extend it in whatever way you like. Check out more firmware options here\nHak5.org - Sells many hacking for wifi pentesting, hotplug attacks, implants, remote access field kits and more. Breakdown of multiple tools\nLAN Turtle – Covert “USB Ethernet Adapter” that provides remote access, network intelligence gathering, and MITM capabilities when installed in a local network.\nPoisontap – Siphons cookies, exposes internal (LAN-side) router and installs web backdoor on locked computers.\nUSB Rubber Ducky – Customizable keystroke injection attack platform masquerading as a USB thumbdrive.\nWiFi Pineapple – Wireless auditing and penetration testing platform.\nPenetration Testing Resources # Pentest Tools # Metasploit Unleashed - Free Offensive Security Metasploit course.\nMITRE’s Adversarial Tactics, Techniques \u0026amp; Common Knowledge (ATT\u0026amp;CK) – Curated knowledge base and model for cyber adversary behavior.\nOpen Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM) – Framework for providing test cases that result in verified facts on which to base decisions that impact an organization’s security.\nOpen Web Application Security Project (OWASP) – Worldwide not-for-profit charitable organization focused on improving the security of especially Web-based and Application-layer software.\nPenetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) – Documentation designed to provide a common language and scope for performing and reporting the results of a penetration test.\nPenetration Testing Framework (PTF) – Outline for performing penetration tests compiled as a general framework usable by vulnerability analysts and penetration testers alike.\nPENTEST-WIKI – Free online security knowledge library for pentesters and researchers.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nShellcode Examples – Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial – Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nXSS-Payloads – Ultimate resource for all things cross-site including payloads, tools, games and documentation.\nPenetration Testing Distributions # ArchStrike – Arch GNU/Linux repository for security professionals and enthusiasts.\nAttifyOS – GNU/Linux distribution focused on tools useful during Internet of Things (IoT) security assessments.\nBackBox – Ubuntu-based distribution for penetration tests and security assessments.\nBlackArch – Arch GNU/Linux-based distribution with best Hacking Tools for penetration testers and security researchers.\nFedora Security Lab – Provides a safe test environment to work on security auditing, forensics, system rescue and teaching security testing methodologies.\nKali – GNU/Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing Hacking Tools.\nNetwork Security Toolkit (NST) – Fedora-based bootable live operating system designed to provide easy access to best-of-breed open source network security applications.\nParrot – Distribution similar to Kali, with multiple architectures with 100 of Hacking Tools.\nPentoo – Security-focused live CD based on Gentoo.\nThe Pentesters Framework – Distro organized around the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES), providing a curated collection of utilities that eliminates often unused toolchains.\nDocker for Penetration Testing # docker pull kalilinux/kali-linux-docker docker pull owasp/zap2docker-stable docker pull wpscanteam/wpscan docker pull citizenstig/dvwa docker pull wpscanteam/vulnerablewordpress docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-6271 docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-0160 docker pull opendns/security-ninjas docker pull diogomonica/docker-bench-security docker pull ismisepaul/securityshepherd docker pull danmx/docker-owasp-webgoat docker-compose build \u0026amp;\u0026amp; docker-compose up docker pull citizenstig/nowasp docker pull bkimminich/juice-shop docker pull phocean/msf Penetration Testing Report Templates # Pentesting Report Template – lucideus.com template.\nPentesting Report Template – pcisecuritystandards.org template.\nPublic Pentesting Reports – Curated list of public penetration test reports released by several consulting firms and academic security groups.\nRansomware Recovery # Nomoreransom - Help detect what kind of ransomware encryption you’re affected by and free tools to unlock it, in many but not all cases. Reverse Engineering Tools # Binwalk – Fast, easy to use tool for analyzing, reverse engineering, and extracting firmware images.\nCapstone – Lightweight multi-platform, multi-architecture disassembly framework.\ndnSpy – One of the Hacking Tools to reverse engineer .NET assemblies.\nEvan’s Debugger – OllyDbg-like debugger for GNU/Linux.\nFrida – Dynamic instrumentation toolkit for developers, reverse-engineers, and security researchers.\nImmunity Debugger – Powerful way to write exploits and analyze malware.\nInteractive Disassembler (IDA Pro) – Proprietary multi-processor disassembler and debugger for Windows, GNU/Linux, or macOS; also has a free version, IDA Free.\nMedusa – Open source, cross-platform interactive disassembler.\nOllyDbg – x86 debugger for Windows binaries that emphasizes binary code analysis.\nPeda – Python Exploit Development Assistance for GDB.\nPlasma – Interactive disassembler for x86/ARM/MIPS. Generates indented pseudo-code with colored syntax code.\nPyREBox – Python scriptable Reverse Engineering sandbox by Cisco-Talos.\nRadare2 – Open source, crossplatform reverse engineering framework.\nrVMI – Debugger on steroids; inspect userspace processes, kernel drivers, and preboot environments in a single tool.\nVoltron – Extensible debugger UI toolkit written in Python.\nWDK/WinDbg – Windows Driver Kit and WinDbg.\nx64dbg – Open source x64/x32 debugger for windows.\nSecurity Courses # ARIZONA CYBER WARFARE RANGE – 24×7 live fire exercises for beginners through real world operations; capability for upward progression into the real world of cyber warfare.\nComputer Security Student – Many free tutorials, great for beginners, $10/mo membership unlocks all content.\nCTF Field Guide – Everything you need to win your next CTF competition.\nCybrary – Free courses in ethical hacking and advanced penetration testing. Advanced penetration testing courses are based on the book ‘Penetration Testing for Highly-Secured Environments’.\nEuropean Union Agency for Network and Information Security – ENISA Cyber Security Training material.\nOffensive Security Training – Training from BackTrack/Kali developers.\nOpen Security Training – Training material for computer security classes.\nSANS Security Training – Computer Security Training \u0026amp; Certification.\nSide-channel Tools # ChipWhisperer – Complete open-source toolchain for side-channel power analysis and glitching attacks. Social Engineering # Beelogger – Tool for generating keylooger.\nCatphish – Tool for phishing and corporate espionage written in Ruby.\nEvilginx – MITM attack framework used for phishing credentials and session cookies from any Web service.\nKing Phisher – One of the Hacking Tools for Phishing campaign toolkit used for creating and managing multiple simultaneous phishing attacks with custom email and server content.\nSocial Engineer Toolkit (SET) – Open source pentesting framework designed for social engineering featuring a number of custom attack vectors to make believable attacks quickly.\nSocial Engineering Framework – Information resource for social engineers.\nwifiphisher – Automated phishing attacks against WiFi networks.\nStatic Analyzers # Bandit – Security oriented static analyser for python code.\nBrakeman – Static analysis security vulnerability scanner for Ruby on Rails applications.\nCppcheck – Extensible C/C++ static analyzer focused on finding bugs.\nFindBugs – Free software static analyzer to look for bugs in Java code.\nSobelow – Security-focused static analysis for the Phoenix Framework.\nTransport Layer Security Tools # SSLyze – Fast and comprehensive TLS/SSL configuration analyzer to help identify security mis-configurations.\nTLS Prober – Fingerprint a server’s SSL/TLS implementation.\nTestssl.sh – Command line tool which checks a server’s service on any port for the support of TLS/SSL ciphers, protocols as well as some cryptographic flaws.\nTools, Lists, Tutorials etc. # AD Exploit guides - Detailed guide on methods to exploit Active Directory.\nAndroid Security – Collection of Android security-related resources.\nAppSec – Resources for learning about application security.\nAwesome Awesomness – The List of the Lists.\nC/C++ Programming – One of the main language for open source security tools.\nCTFs – Capture The Flag frameworks, libraries, etc.\nExploit Writing Tutorials – Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nForensics – Free (mostly open source) forensic analysis tools and resources.\nGB Hackers Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHackerone Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHacking – Tutorials, tools, and resources.\nHoneypots – Honeypots, tools, components, and more.\nInfoSec § Hacking challenges – Comprehensive directory of CTFs, wargames, hacking challenge websites, Penetration testing tools list practice lab exercises, and more.\nInfosec – Information security resources for pentesting, forensics, and more.\nJavaScript Programming – In-browser development and scripting.\nKali Linux Tools – List of Hacking tools present in Kali Linux.\nMalware Analysis – Tools and resources for analysts.\nNode.js Programming – Curated list of delightful Node.js packages and resources.\nPCAP Tools – Tools for processing network traffic.\nPenetration Testing Cheat Sheets – Awesome Pentest Cheat Sheets.\nPivoting and Tunneling Guide - Detailed guide on methods to exploit.\nPython Programming 1 – General Python programming.\nPython Programming 2 – General Python programming.\nPython tools for penetration testers – Lots of pentesting tools are written in Python.\nRuby Programming 1 – The de-facto language for writing exploits.\nRuby Programming 2 – The de-facto\nVirtual Machines Labs # CFTtime - Free capture the flag hacking games.\nMindMaps - Massive list of smaller sites that provide individual hacking challenges.\nPentesterlab - Free and paid Pentesting training with labs.\nSadcloud - Sadcloud is a tool for spinning up insecure AWS infrastructure with Terraform.\nVulnerability Hub - Free Virtual machines to hack, provided by the community.\nVulnmachines - A place to learn and improve penetration testing/ethical hacking skills for FREE. The labs consist of 100+ real world scenarios to practice the latest exploits and cutting edge hacking techniques.\nVulnerability Databases # Bugtraq (BID) – Software security bug identification database compiled from submissions to the SecurityFocus mailing list and other sources, operated by Symantec, Inc.\nCommon Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) – Dictionary of common names (i.e., CVE Identifiers) for publicly known security vulnerabilities.\nCXSecurity – Archive of published CVE and Bugtraq software vulnerabilities cross-referenced with a Google dork database for discovering the listed vulnerability.\nExploit-DB – Non-profit project hosting exploits for software vulnerabilities, provided as a public service by Offensive Security.\nFull-Disclosure – Public, vendor-neutral forum for detailed discussion of vulnerabilities, often publishes details before many other sources.\nInj3ct0r (Onion service) – Exploit marketplace and vulnerability information aggregator.\nMicrosoft Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Microsoft software.\nMicrosoft Security Bulletins – Announcements of security issues discovered in Microsoft software, published by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC).\nMozilla Foundation Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Mozilla software, including the Firefox Web Browser.\nNational Vulnerability Database (NVD) – United States government’s National Vulnerability Database provides additional meta-data (CPE, CVSS scoring) of the standard CVE List along with a fine-grained search engine.\nPacket Storm – Compendium of exploits, advisories, tools, and other security-related resources aggregated from across the industry.\nSecuriTeam – Independent source of software vulnerability information.\nUS-CERT Vulnerability Notes Database – Summaries, technical details, remediation information, and lists of vendors affected by software vulnerabilities, aggregated by the United States Computer Emergency Response Team (US-CERT).\nVulnerability Lab – Open forum for security advisories organized by category of exploit target.\nVulners – Security database of software vulnerabilities.\nZero Day Initiative – Bug bounty program with the publicly accessible archive of published security advisories, operated by TippingPoint.\nVulnerability Scanners # Nexpose – Commercial vulnerability and risk management assessment engine that integrates with Metasploit, sold by Rapid7.\nNessus – Commercial vulnerability management, configuration, and compliance assessment platform, sold by Tenable. Free for under 25 devices.\nOpenVAS – Free open source software implementation of the popular Nessus vulnerability assessment system.\nVuls – Agentless vulnerability scanner for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD, written in Go.\nWeb Exploitation # Autochrome – Easy to install a test browser with all the appropriate setting needed for web application testing with native Burp support, from NCCGroup.\nBlindElephant – Web application fingerprinter.\nBrowser Exploitation Framework (BeEF) – Command and control server for delivering exploits to commandeered Web browsers.\nBurp Suite – One of the Hacking Tools integrated platform for performing security testing of web applications.\nCommix – Automated all-in-one operating system command injection and exploitation tool.\nDVCS Ripper – Rip web accessible (distributed) version control systems: SVN/GIT/HG/BZR.\nEyeWitness – Tool to take screenshots of websites, provide some server header info, and identify default credentials if possible.\nFiddler – Free cross-platform web debugging proxy with user-friendly companion tools.\nFimap – Find, prepare, audit, exploit and even Google automatically for LFI/RFI bugs.\nFuzzDB – Dictionary of attack patterns and primitives for black-box application fault injection and resource discovery.\nGitTools – One of the Hacking Tools that Automatically find and download Web accessible .git repositories.\nKadabra – Automatic LFI exploiter and scanner.\nKadimus – LFI scan and exploit tool.\nLiffy – LFI exploitation tool.\nNoSQLmap – Automatic NoSQL injection and database takeover tool.\nOffensive Web Testing Framework (OWTF) – Python-based framework for pentesting Web applications based on the OWASP Testing Guide.\nSslstrip – One of the Hacking Tools Demonstration of the HTTPS stripping attacks.\nSslstrip2 – SSLStrip version to defeat HSTS.\nsqlmap – Automatic SQL injection and database takeover tool.\nTplmap – Automatic server-side template injection and Web server takeover Hacking Tools.\nVHostScan – A virtual host scanner that performs reverse lookups, can be used with pivot tools, detect catch-all scenarios, aliases and dynamic default pages.\nWeevely3 – Weaponized web shell.\nWebscreenshot – A simple script to take screenshots of list of websites.\nWhatWeb – Website fingerprinter.\nWappalyzer – Wappalyzer uncovers the technologies used on websites.\nwafw00f – Identifies and fingerprints Web Application Firewall (WAF) products.\nWordPress Exploit Framework – Ruby framework for developing and using modules which aid in the penetration testing of WordPress powered websites and systems.\nWPSploit – Exploit WordPress-powered websites with Metasploit.\nWeb Scanners # Arachni – Scriptable framework for evaluating the security of web applications.\nCms-explorer – Reveal the specific modules, plugins, components and themes that various websites powered by content management systems are running.\nNikto – Noisy but fast black box web server and web application vulnerability scanner.\nSecApps – In-browser web application security testing suite.\nWebReaver – Commercial, graphical web application vulnerability scanner designed for macOS.\nw3af – Hacking Tools for Web application attack and audit framework.\nWPScan – Hacking Tools of Black box WordPress vulnerability scanner.\nWapiti – Black box web application vulnerability scanner with built-in fuzzer.\nJoomscan – One of the best Hacking Tools for Joomla vulnerability scanner.\nACSTIS – Automated client-side template injection (sandbox escape/bypass) detection for AngularJS.\nWindows Utilities # Bloodhound – Graphical Active Directory trust relationship explorer.\nDeathStar – Python script that uses Empire’s RESTful API to automate gaining Domain Admin rights in Active Directory environments.\nEmpire – Pure PowerShell post-exploitation agent.\nFibratus – Tool for exploration and tracing of the Windows kernel.\nMagic Unicorn – Shellcode generator for numerous attack vectors, including Microsoft Office macros, PowerShell, HTML applications (HTA), or certutil (using fake certificates).\nMimikatz – Credentials extraction tool for Windows operating system.\nPowerSploit – PowerShell Post-Exploitation Framework.\nredsnarf – Post-exploitation tool for retrieving password hashes and credentials from Windows workstations, servers, and domain controllers.\nResponder – LLMNR, NBT-NS and MDNS poisoner.\nSysinternals Suite – The Sysinternals Troubleshooting Utilities.\nwePWNise – Generates architecture independent VBA code to be used in Office documents or templates and automates bypassing application control and exploit mitigation software.\nWindows Credentials Editor – Inspect logon sessions and add, change, list, and delete associated credentials, including Kerberos tickets.\nWindows Exploit Suggester – Detects potential missing patches on the target.\nWireless Network Hacking # Aircrack-ng – Set of Penetration testing \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list for auditing wireless networks.\nFluxion – Suite of automated social engineering based WPA attacks.\nKismet – Wireless network detector, sniffer, and IDS.\nReaver – Brute force attack against WiFi Protected Setup.\nWifite – Automated wireless attack tool.\n"},{"id":9,"href":"/health/","title":"Health","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Our food should be our medicine and our medicine should be our food.\u0026rdquo; - Hippocrates\nThe modern world is poisoning us. Big Ag, Big Pharma, social media, environmental pollution, EMFs are everywhere. Corporations and every level of our governments are complicit, and this trend doesnt seem to be slowing down. We need to take our health back into our own hands. By embracing traditional wisdom, and alternatives to mainstream health we can reclaim much of the health that modern society has been slowly destroying.\nReject modernity. Embrace Tradition.\nBioHacking Tools # AgelessBody - List of Biohacking tools and strategies\nAnyLuv Metal Glasses - Anyluv sells blue light blocking daytime and nighttime glasses with metal frames, so that you can minimize your light exposure without putting plastic on your face like most other blue light blocking glasses.\nBioHackerLabs Tools - Several different tools and resources. Net Carb Calc, Glucose Ketone Calc, Blood Sugar converter, Blue light testing.\nBluBlox - Cheaper Blue light blocking sunglasses\nBonCharge - Numerous products for sale. Include Blu light blocking, EMF Blocking, red light therapy etc. Products are bit pricey.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nEmr-Tek - Wide range of products. Inlcuding non plastic blue and yellow light blocking glasses. Iphone radiation blocking cases. Red light devices and more.\nOpal - App that blocks other apps. Social media can be addicting and can impact your productivity, but sometimes deleting it isn\u0026rsquo;t an option. Stop yourself from wasting time on social media during designated time frames with the Opal app.\nChips - Seed Oil Free # Seed oils are everywhere. New evidence shows that they are wildly toxic and heavily correlate with the increase in major chronic disease over the last 100 years. But Chips are also delicious so here\u0026rsquo;s a few options for seed oil free chips. Anti-Seed Oil Data\nBeefys Own - Beef tallow potato chips.\nMasa Chips - Organic nixtalized corn chips cooked in grassfed beef tallow. From the creators of the Shireapp. Accepts Bitcoin. Currently they are a bit pricey.\nRosies Chips - Beef tallow potato chips.\nSiete Foods - Family owned Mexican company that produces a wide range of seed oil free chips and other products. Primarily cooked in Avocado oil.\nClothing # Non Plastic, EMF Resistant and Grounded\nAll of these ideas may seem controversial to you. Here are some great resources to learn more about them. Grounding/Earthing , Microplastics , Guide on avoiding all plastics and toxic chemicals\nAJConsultingCompany - Non Plastic Alternatives\nBuffaloWoolCo - 100% buffalo/bison wool clothing.\nCottonique - GOTS Certified 100% Organic cotton products.\nEarth Runners - Earth Runners was created to rewild our lives in response to the typical modern domesticated lifestyle, which is causing numerous health, psychological and social issues. Grounded minimalist sandals.\nFindwool.com - Find 100% pure wool in your area.\nGrounded Shoes - Shoes that are discharged electricity from body via grounded shoes. Most(but not all) shoes are 100% leather and plastic free.\nHarvest and Mill - 100% organic cotton sheets, towels \u0026amp; more. 100% Sourced \u0026amp; Made in the USA.\nHemp Organic Life - Organic hemp products for all sorts of less common items such as: mattress covers, cushions, sleeping bags, soaps, socks, and even home and car seat covers.\nNatural Home - Natural home sells a wide mix of organic wool, cotton, linen, hemp furniture and much more.\nOddobody - 100% organic cotton underwear for woman.\nPeluva Shoes - Founded by liberty leaning nutrition expert Mark Sisson. Peluva aims to create shoes that allow you to move well in a more natural state.\nRawganique - Organic cotton, linen and Hemp clothing and accessories.\nRhizal Shoes - Grounded 100% leather shoes.\nThe Filtery - Aggregator for non plastic clothes and other household items.\nWoolshire - GOTS Certified 100% Organic locally sourced Cotton products. Organic sourcing is often not verified when it comes from other countries. At Woolshire it is verified.\nWyoming Based - American Wool company. Sells Beanies and Sweaters. Accepts Bitcoin. Manufactured in America. Anti-woke.\nCosmetics # Animal based and Non-Toxic\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Deodorant, Toothpaste, soap, etc\nCaptain Fishers - Balms and Hair serum using Tallow and other natural ingredients.\nClara And Fritz - Whipped tallow based sunscreen and other products\nDakota Tallow - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nFarrow.Life - Pork Lard based. Farrow is made in real time and in small batches to ensure super freshness and the highest quality.\nJKLM Farm - Small Batch Animal Fat Soap \u0026amp; Skincare Products. Includes bone marrow soap,bacon fat soap, hair paste and more.\nMeraki Blu - Meraki Blu and Tallow based supplements. Meraki Blu has been shown to help Energy, Focus, Short-Term and Long-Term Memory, Uplift Mood, Calm Anxiety, and be Anti-Aging focused.\nNoseToTail-BodyCare - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nVintage Tradition - Tallow Lip balms.\nWhite Oaks Home goods - White oaks also provides tallow and lard based cosmetics, candles etc.\nDental Health # Dental health has been an epidemic of malocclusion largely related the to quality of our food for thousands of years. This has led to mass issues with dental decay and improper facial development which leads to nasal breathing, which in turns leads to wisdom teeth problems and many other following health issues.Check out these resources to learn more: Weston A Price\u0026rsquo;s world wide study , Jaw Development , Breathing , General Dental Health\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Toothpaste and other products. Completely natural with no Fluoride.\nVanMan Shop - Toothpase made from eggshell and betonite clay. Shipped in glass containers. Offers other products as well.\nBite - Plastic free Vegan friendly toothpaste and other teeth related products, including bamboo tooth brushes and plastic free floss, all sold in non plastic containers.\nGreenzla - Bamboo plastic free tooth brushes.\nPlastic Free Dental Floss - Made from wheat instead of plastic for your flossing needs.\nMastique Chewing Gum - Often referred to as mastic gum, Mastique offers sugar free, seed oil and trans fat free Mastic gum for chewing to help build jaw strength and avoid jaw/wisdom teeth problems. Also comes with xylitol, coconut and natural mastic for extra teeth care. Doesn\u0026rsquo;t taste like regular gum, but ultimately its not bad tasting either.\nGreco Gum - Single ingredient mastic gum for increasing jaw strength. Made from resinous sap that seeps from the bark of the mastic tree (Pistacia lentiscus) and becomes crystallized.\nApolloGum - Single ingredient mastic gum with only a single ingredient. Offers a 21% discount if purchased in bitcoin.\nBiolight - A redlight device specifically for your mouth and teeth. Red light has shown tremendous health benefits across a wide spectrum. The Biolight can help to restore your oral microbiome. Company also provides many other redlight products.\nMewing App - An app from the creator of Mewing, that helps you do different mewing exercises designed to help strengthen your jaw with proper tongue posture, and help your face, jaw and teeth develop properly.\nEnvironmental Toxin Monitoring # Because Health - A nonprofit environmental health site that offers science-based tips and guides for buying safer cookware and dishes, uncontaminated foods, and nontoxic personal-care products—to help people live more healthfully.\nBreast Cancer Prevention Partners - An organization that provides information for reducing toxic exposures—in food packaging, cosmetics, and other everyday products—to protect people’s breast health and reproductive health.\nCHEM Trust - A website that offers terrific fact sheets about hazardous chemicals and their impacts on health, as well as news about chemical legislation in Europe (such as REACH).\nClearya - A browser plug-in and mobile app that help online shoppers make informed choices. Clearya automatically screens ingredient lists for chemicals of concern while shopping online, and assists in discovering safer alternatives. In parallel, the platform mines insights that serve environmental health scientists and advocacy groups.\nEnvironmental Defense Fund - A leading global nonprofit organization that promotes research related to preserving the health of both the environment and its populations, including humans.\nEnvironmental Health News - A publication of Environmental Health Sciences, a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental health issues, including climate change, the plastic pollution crisis, and harmful chemicals such as BPA.\nEnvironmental Working Group - A nonprofit dedicated to protecting human health and the environment. The group offers excellent Shopper’s Guides with scientifically based recommendations on choosing healthy consumer products (from cosmetics to cleaning products) and uncontaminated foods (including produce). The organization also offers a Healthy Living App with ratings of more than 120,000 food and personal-care products, to help consumers make the healthiest choices.\nMade Safe - A program that certifies safe brands of cosmetics, household products, apparel, bedding, and other products, after a rigorous screening and evaluation of ingredients and materials. Check out their new Healthy Pregnancy Guide.\nNational Resources Defense Council - An organization that works to safeguard the earth, including its air, water, people, plants, and animals, from pollution, chemicals, and other toxic effects.\nProgram on Reproductive Health and the Environment - Under the auspices of the University of California, San Francisco, this program offers valuable resources that can help minimize people’s exposure to reproductive toxins in everyday life.\nSafer Chemicals, Healthy Families - A coalition of organizations and businesses working to safeguard families from toxic chemicals in our homes, workplaces, schools, and in the products we use.\nSafer Made - An organization that invests in companies and technologies that eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals in consumer products and supply chains. Its newsletters highlight developments in phasing out certain chemicals and progress on other environmental issues.\nSilent Spring Institute - A scientific research organization dedicated to uncovering the links between environmental chemicals and human health. On the preventive front, the organization developed Detox Me, a free mobile app to help consumers reduce their exposure to toxic chemicals in their everyday surroundings.\nToxic Free Future - An organization that conducts original research on the complex science underlying different aspects of environmental health and advocates for the use of safer products, chemicals, and practices to ensure a healthier future.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFood Discovery Apps # Feed the People By the People - An organization dedicated to empowering farmers and ranchers across the country and cutting out middlemen to enable direct sales to customers. By decentralizing the food supply chain, they aim to put the power of food back in the hands of the people.\nGetRawMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area based off your zip code.\nGround Work Collective - Website that finds high quality farms and high quality soil.\nLabel Ferret - Label Ferret uses nutrition data from a variety of sources but nutrition data and ingredient labels change frequently so accuracy cannot be guaranteed. You can use this app to read ingredients and nutritional facts from a wide range of different products.\nLocal Fats: Website that that helps you find food providers that dont use seed oils. Includes locations all over the world. Locations are crowd sourced, so anyone can submit a new location they find.\nRealMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area.\nSeed Oil Rebellion - Website that provides education around seed oils and buying/food guides.\nSeed Oil Scout - App that helps you find restaurants and fast food providers that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App only works in IOS.\nSeed oil Free Restaurants - Website that lets you look up specific restaurants to see what oils they cook in and dont cook in.\nSeedy App - App that helps you find restaurants, fast food providers and products at grocery stores that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App is under construction. Old demo app only worked in IOS.\nShireapp - App that finds local high quality real foods. Includes multiple categories such as Seed oil free, regenerative, grass fed, organic, raw etc.\nHealth Funding Projects # Decentralized Health Fund - The Decentralized Health Fund looks to fund important but largely unprofitable research in regards to lesser known areas of health. The fund is working to collect and store money in BTC in order to give out grants to fund studies and projects around the dangers of EMF\u0026rsquo;s, the benefit of grounding, sunlight and other natural sources.\nNew Founding - New Founding is looking to raise funds to focus on \u0026ldquo;early-stage ventures where we can add exceptional value by leveraging our significant proprietary deal flow, our best-in-class intelligence of conservative consumer and institutional demand, and our connections within the right-wing ecosystem.\u0026rdquo; ‍\nHealthcare Alternative # Chronic Illness Recovery - An institute that focuses on healing from long term health issues caused by systemic inflammation and other modern causes.\nCrowdhealth - CrowdHealth is not an insurance company, but a platform \u0026amp; community that empowers you with a crowdfunding tool and a wealth of resources to efficiently manage your health care costs.\nCurehunter - Free service that catalogs most medical conditions and potential treatments. CureHunter is a fully integrated scientific search, data retrieval and analysis engine on the web that can read the entire US National Library of Medicine Medline Archive and automatically extract and quantify the evidence for successful clinical outcomes of all known drugs for all known human diseases.\nDPC Network - Find Direct Primary care Doctors near you.\nDpcare - Direct Primary Care (DPC) is an innovative alternative payment model improving access to high functioning healthcare with a simple, flat, affordable membership fee. No fee-for-service payments. No third party billing. The defining element of DPC is an enduring and trusting relationship between a patient and his or her primary care provider.\nDruglike - Druglike is a platform for democratizing the access, costs, and rewards of early-stage drug discovery. Druglike is building a decentralized computing network which provides resources for anyone looking to start or contribute to early-stage drug discovery projects. Unlike competitors, Druglike will be web-based and completely free to use.\nFree Market Medical Association - Free Market Medical Association helps find Market alternatives to healthcare, co-founded by the CEO of Oklahoma Surgery Center.\nOklahoma Surgery Center - Free Market for Surgery with full price transparency.\nRevero.com - Program that aims to evaluate and measure health metrics to get down to the real causes of your health issues, while using a nutritional and holistic approach.\nTrue Med - True Med helps facilitate acceptance of HSA and FSA money for individuals and companies. This can be used by or for any company that promotes better diet, exercise or other alternative forms of health.\nTWC.Health - Alternative healthcare to the mainstream pharma system. Also sells supplements. Co-founded by Dr. Peter McCullough.\nHigh Quality Meat # Organic, Grass Fed, Regenerative and Seed Oil Free Food\nAUPA Bar - The Chad of energy bars. High quality meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit. AUPA gives discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. Save an additional 5% with code word \u0026ldquo;liberty\u0026rdquo;\nEpic Provisions - One of the best and most convenient ways to access high quality meat in convenient packaging.\nForce of Nature - Another fantastic option for regenerative meat. Including Beef, Bison, Chicken, Elk, Venison, Wild Boar and more. Force of Nature is also unique in selling \u0026ldquo;Ancestral Blends\u0026rdquo; ground meat mixed with small amounts of organ meats for delicious ways to eat highly nutritious organ meats.\nJoyce-Farms - Another great regenerative source of meat. Provides a wide range of poultry, sausages and jerkies.\nMauinui Venison - Regenerative/sustainable raised deer. Axis deer are an invasive species in Maui and need to be kept in check to preserve the water and local plants/farms as there are no natural predators for the deer on Maui. Slightly pricey.\nMeatrition - A massive database in defense of all things Meat.\nNose to Tail - Regenerative and pastured raise meat, specifically focused on producing the best low PUFA raised mono-gastric animals like Chicken and Pork. Also sells Lamb.\nWhite Oak Pastures - One of the most respected regenerative farms around, practicing their idea of \u0026ldquo;radically traditionally farming\u0026rdquo;. White oaks sells several different kinds of meat, including, Duck, Goose, Guinea, Rabbit, Goat etc. White Oak has really pioneered the regenerative model and proofed its effective with a peer reviewed study\nWild Idea Buffalo - Another great option. Focuses primarily on buffalo but has several other great offers. Bison are only slaughtered in the field, never in a slaughterhouse.\nMedical Drugs Resellers # Buy medical drugs from third parties that may be in limited supply.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinal. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nContraband Cures - A list of alternative style medicines for several different conditions.\nContingency Medical - Emergency Antibiotic Kits, for Home or on the Go. Stay protected against Nausea, Vomiting, Strep Throat, UTIs, Diarrhea, Ear Infections, Sinusitis and more.\nDuration Health - The portable emergency room — Peace of mind for off-grid living and travel. Their doctors prescribe you life-saving medications before you need them. They ship them to you before your next adventure. Treat urgent medical issues anywhere — without finding a doctor or pharmacy.\nJase Medical - Emergency meds and Prescription drugs.\nMountain Rose Herbs - One of the best sources of organic herbs and alternative medicines.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nPurely Prepared Patriot - American company that sells Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and Fenbendazole.\nOSINT- Health and the Environment # Antennasearch.com - Track 5g Towers in your area.\nClimateViewerMaps - Track Real Time data of climate weather across the world including rainfall and UN Tracking of weather Modification projects.\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nSupplement Testing and Rankings # Consumerlab - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nLabdoor - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nVaccine and Medical Info # Just the Inserts - Just the Inserts is a collection of all vaccine and other medication related info from the official source. While much of this information is public, it is often obfuscated and difficult to find. Just the Inserts bring all of the safety related data to one convient place for you to check on what the actual side affects of vaccines and other medications are. "},{"id":10,"href":"/job-boards/","title":"Job Boards","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.\u0026rdquo; - Confucius\nWhy work for a company you hate? If you believe in liberty many of these companies hate you. Stop wasting your talents and your energy on them, and find something that advances your values.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale. Jobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin. Latium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase. Publish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens. Liberty and Crypto Related Job Boards # AnonFriendly - Don\u0026rsquo;t doxx yourself for work. Job boards for Anonymous workers. Bankless.Pallet - The best jobs in crypto and DeFi, curated by Bankless, for the Bankless Nation. New technical and non-technical job posts every week. BitcoinerJobs - Bitcoiner Jobs is the leading career site helping to build the emerging Bitcoin industry and the careers of Bitcoiners within it. Publicsq - Non-woke and conservative leaning job board. Talent Market - Talent Market’s mission is to promote liberty by providing talent for critical roles within the free-market nonprofit sector. Provide Free consulting for liberty focused non profits. No-Jab Job Boards # Based.Pro - Formerly \u0026ldquo;NoVaxMandate.org\u0026rdquo; Based.Pro has pivoted from its vax focus to help you connect with professionals, companies and institutions who share your values. Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types. Redballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or covid nonsense. Unjected - Dating board for people who have not had any of the Covid-19 Vaccines. Vaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status. "},{"id":11,"href":"/metrics/","title":"Metrics","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Freedom and Anti Freedom Metrics # “Just as Soviet managers responded by producing shoddy goods that met the numerical targets set by their overlords, so do schools, police forces, and businesses find ways of fulfilling quotas with shoddy goods of their own.” ― Jerry Z. Muller\nIn order to better understand the broader picture, data collection becomes essential. Data collection can be used to paint whatever narrative its collectors want. We must be aware of the actual data in order to interrupt the truth as it is, and not what politics wants it to be. Here are a list of metrics tracking different statistics directly related to rising tyranny in our world.\nAtlantic Council CBDCTracker - Tracks Country progress of (CBDC)Central Bank Digital Currency Implementation and testing\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nCDBC Tracker - A project by the Human Rights Foundation to track CDBC development worldwide.\nCriticalrace.org Track CRT and other forms of Wokeness in schools. Tracks Colleges and K-12. Tracks many of the specific actions taken at every school.\nDefendingEd - Tracking DEI/Wokism in Schools.\nFreedomHouse.org - Freedom Metric across the world, does not Track Covid.\nFreedominthe50states.org - Tracks the most Free US states in regards to a wide set of metrics, does not track covid freedoms. Provided by the Cato institute.\nFungibility-Graveyard - List of People who have been exposed and prosecuted for or while using Bitcoin due to lack of privacy\nHeritage World Freedom Index - Economic Freedom across the world\nICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nRootshq - Website that tracks different liberty groups and associations across America\nShadowstats - Tracks true levels of economics in America, Money supply, Inflation, GDP etc…\nUSDebtclock - Real time National Debt Counter.\nWashingtonPost Police Shooting DB - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states.\nWokeWagon - Tracks woke political appointees in government\nWorld Press Freedoms - Ranking of all countries in the world by freest to least free press.\n"},{"id":12,"href":"/money/","title":"Money","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" If you don’t believe it or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try and convince you. I am sorry. - Satoshi Nakamoto\nCrypto Currency, The greatest tool we have.\nFinancial privacy is largely being wiped away across the world, while governments simultaneously destroy the value of our currencies through inflation and sanctions. With the invention of Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto gave us what is probably the single greatest tool for freedom in the history of the world. With decentralized crypto currency we have the ability to fix our money and fix the world. While some people believe that all non bitcoin crypto currencies are a scam we do not agree. We believe in competition for all freedom tech. Bitcoin isn\u0026rsquo;t perfect and shouldn\u0026rsquo;t be treated as a religion. The best counterpoint to bitcoins imperfection is its inherent lack of privacy and its current difficulty with scaling. Monero provides the best and simplest use case for privacy and is a great alternative to bitcoin. Likewise we believe that other crypto projects may have real utility in pursuing freedom. That being said the crypto industry is absolutely saturated with scams and grifters. As always do your own research and invest carefully. Hold your own keys and continue your journey to being financially sovereign.\nAcquire Crypto # Atomic Swaps # Atomic Swaps are the future of Crypto Currency trading. Completely custody-less, heavily private, and generally uncensorable. Still very much in development. Learn more here.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nBasic Swap Dex - Atomic Swap DEX. No added fees. Installed locally. Currently in BETA.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nLiquiality - Atomic Swaps across multiple coins.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nUnstoppapleSwaps - Atomic Swap from BTC to Monero.\nDecentralized Exchanges # Decentralization is a spectrum. Many decentralized exchanges aren\u0026rsquo;t nearly as decentralized as they claim to be, but usually they are far more distributed than any centralized exchanges.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nFiat On Ramps (P2P) # Bisq - Buy and sell bitcoin for fiat (or other cryptocurrencies) privately and securely using Bisq\u0026rsquo;s peer-to-peer network and open-source desktop software. Bisq allows you to purchase your bitcoin using P2P Zelle transactions. No registration required.\nHodl Hodl - Anonymous P2P deals on your terms. Trade globally. Using any payment system. For any fiat currency. Bitcoin only. No registration required.\nLocal Monero - Local Monero makes it easy for you to connect with real people in the real world to buy and sell Monero with no KYC. Announced in May 2024 that they would be shutting down. No reason given, but this is likely due to regulatory pressure against other platforms like Samurai and Tornado cash.\nPeach Bitcoin - Peach allows users to purchase BTC in many different national currencies all P2P without KYC. Not currently available in the US.\nRetoSwap - Like Bisq but for Monero. Installed locally, it uses Monero and Tor for high level privacy.\nXMRGlobal - A monero focused p2p exchange for purchasing cryptocurrency via Zelle, ACH cash etc.\nNon-Custodial exchanges # Most exchanges are custodial, meaning you are required to leave crypto on their platform if you want to trade, or you purchase and they will hold on to it initially. Non-custodial exchanges will send your trades and purchases directly to wallets of your choosing.\nChangenow - Reliable non KYC exchange.\nChangelly - Not recommended at this time. Changelly does not require KYC for smaller transactions but they will sometimes implement KYC mid trade, forcing to KYC or lose your funds.\nCryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nEvonax - Established in 2016,Evonax operates as a non-custodial instant cryptocurrency exchange, ensuring that users’ funds are never held within the platform. Serving as an intermediary between cryptocurrencies and users, Evonax provides access to a diverse range of digital assets including Monero (XMR).\nFixedFloat - Good rates for crypto exchanges, does not currently allow US customer IP addresses. Does not require KYC.\nGodex.io - This exchange is a dependable tool for immediate conversions. It supports the conversion of over 300 cryptocurrencies into Monero, without any KYC requirements and it works in both directions, offering great flexibility.\nHoudini Swap - Privacy focused non custodial exchange.\nKYC vs No KYC list - A list of P2P Trading Platforms (i.e. P2P exchanges) for trading Bitcoin. Common payment methods include bank transfer, cash deposited in the seller\u0026rsquo;s bank account, in-person cash (face-to-face) trades as well as payment networks such as Zelle, Alipay, even Cash App and PayPal, for example. Some of these payment methods are more private than others. Typically, face-to-face, cash-by-mail, and US Postal Money Orders are among the most private methods available.\nKYCNotMe - Website that Tracks exchanges that don\u0026rsquo;t use KYC.\nMexc - Crypto trades without KYC. Currently blocked for US based IP addresses.\nNO KYC Only - Education on avoiding KYC and why its problematic.\nOrangeFren - Check many KYC-free services and find the one with the best offer for a wide variety of coins.\nSimpleSwap - Exchange multiple tokens without giving up custody. Requires an account. Offers cash back in their own token.\nSideShift - Shift between different layer 2 tokens. Includes tokens on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Polygoin.\nStealthEx - StealthEX is a non-custodial cryptocurrency exchange service that accepts Monero (XMR). The platform does not require users to create an account or share personal information. Additionally, funds are not stored on StealthEX; exchanges are conducted directly between wallets. At StealthEX, there are no upper limits for your exchanges — you can exchange any amount you desire. When it comes to minimum amounts, you only need to ensure you have enough to cover the network fees.\nSwapSwop - SwapSwop is an instant anonymous crypto exchange with a high level of security from SSL certificates on internal services to a multi-stage exchange procedure, which guarantees the safety of your assets and quick exchange for the desired cryptocurrency.\nTrocador - Privacy focused front end to push your transactions through non KYC exchanges.\nBusiness Directories # AirBTC - AirBNB for Bitcoiners.\nAgoristAcers - Purchase Seeds with Monero.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nAutoCoinCar - Purchase Luxury cars with Crypto - (UK Only).\nBeef Initiative - Purchase Regenerative/Grass fed beef with Crypto.\nBitcoin-P2P Marketplace - BTC sales.\nBitcoin-RealEstate - Purchase Real estate with crypto.\nBitcoin-only - The Ultimate guide to all things Bitcoin.\nBitcoin-only.com - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nBitejo - Massive List of companies that accept Monero and Bitcoin - Is now XMRBazzar.\nCarCoinMarket - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCompTIA Vouchers - CompTIA certs for Btc.\nCryptoCars - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCryptwerk - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nDirectory.BTCPayserver - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nGrowingSpaces - Buy Greenhouses with BTC.\nMonerica - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nMoneromarket - XMR trading platform with escrow. Start selling and buying today.\nOatManFarms - Purchase Oats for BTC.\nShopinBit - Purchase all sorts of items in BTC, only ships to UK currently.\nXMR Bazzar - A p2p shopping center for buying and selling services and goods in Monero. Built by Douglas Tumen, founder and host of the Monero Talk podcast.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale.\nJobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin.\nLatium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase.\nPublish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens.\nDAO and DEFI Tools # ApeBoard - Cross chain crypto monitoring Dashboard.\nCoin - Crypto portfolio account and crypto news aggregator.\nCow.fi - CoW Protocol finds the lowest price for your trade across all exchanges and aggregators, such as Uniswap and 1inch – and protects you from MEV, unlike the others.\nDAOStack - Project that helps you streamline the creation of your own DAO.\nDefiSafety - DEFI Security ratings.\nDefillama - The ultimate tracker for all things DEFI. Track Yield, transparency, NFTs, Stables, Hacks etc.\nDapps.com - Dapp rankings via marketcap.\nDextools - Cross Chain Defi and Cefi Dashboard.\nGhostfol - Multichain Dashboard, includes traditional stocks and ETF’s as well.\nHedgehog - Centralized Exchange Dashboard Management.\nRailgun - RAILGUN is a smart contract system that enables Zero-Knowledge Privacy for any on-chain dApp.\nRotki - An open source portfolio tracker, accounting and analytics tool that protects your privacy. Can be self hosted.\nTornado Cash - DO NOT USE IF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. Tornado cash is an Ethereum based coinjoin mixer that can be used to gain privacy on Ethereum. In August 2022 Tornado Cash was blacked listed by the US government and added to the OFAC list. While the front end website is no longer running you can still interact with the smart contract(this is by design). If you are a US citizen you risk criminal penalties for doing so. Alex Pertsev, was sentenced to five years in prison for his work on development of Tornado cash. It\u0026rsquo;s important to note that despite the shutdown by the US government, the Tornado Cash smart contract is still up and running, and is more less unstoppable as long as the Ethereum network continues to run. If you would like to support the legal defence fund you can so by checking out Justice DAO.\nDecentralized Nodes # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Avalanche and more.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nHandshake - Decentralized DNS. Handshake is an experiment on collaborating to create a decentralized network which results in a global allocation of names. Think of the handles or usernames you use on services such as social networks, and domain names identifying the URL for websites. Nearly all of these services were provided by trusted third parties which prevent the web from truly being decentralized. Handshake provides a means, including key management and server/service authentication, for decentralized web services to experiment.\nMonero Nodo - A full, unpruned, and dedicated hardware node comes equipped with Tor and I2P support, ensuring maximum privacy and security for your transactions. Manage your wallets effortlessly through the LWS Admin panel and enjoy the convenience of our built-in block explorer. The 5.5″ touchscreen allows you to control your node directly from the device, or you can access it from the web for added flexibility and full block explorer functionality. Mine Monero using P2Pool. Contribute to your privacy by running your own personal node while contributing to the Monero network.\nMyNodeBTC - Run Bitcoin nodes and lots of other Bitcoin applications, includes wallets, BTCPay Server, Lightning tools and Whirlpool and other privacy tools.\nPibode-XMR - Small Raspberry pi focused distro for Monero mining.\nPktCash - PKT is an ecosystem of apps that decentralize access to the internet. The mission is to get the next billion people online.\nThreefold - Decentralized Autonomous Internet Infrastructure. ThreeFold is a globally-distributed grid of storage, compute, and network capacity, acting as “no middleman” Internet resources between independent capacity providers and users.\nEducation and certifications # C4/Crypto Consortium - Offers certifications for BTC, Eth and crypto best practices.\nBlockchain-Council.org - Blockchain Council embraces Blockchain, AI, and Web3 with a range of certifications and training.\nChainalysis Certifications - The Chainalysis Cryptocurrency Fundamentals Certification (CCFC) credential is designed for those new to cryptocurrency. Whether you’re starting out on a career focused on crypto, or are coming across bitcoin as you run investigations, onboard new businesses or formulate cryptocurrency compliance policies, this is the place to begin.\nFund Raising # Giveth - Giveth is building a new way forward with its zero-fee, community-driven donation platform - leveraging the power of blockchain technology to connect on-the-ground projects with regenerative funding opportunities.\nGeyser.fund - Geyser is a bitcoin-native crowdfunding platform where you can fund project ideas with the support from global communities.\nHeo.Finance - Decentralized crowdfunding without borders. Help Each Other (HEO) is the first decentralized stablecoin-based crowdfunding platform that removes geographical and political limitations from fundraising. HEO platform is already live on Binance Smart Chain, Celo, Aurora, and Ethereum mainnets.\nKuno Media - Monero based crowd funding.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow institute works to help fund privacy and anti surveillance tech.\nOpen Sats - Open Sats Initiative, Inc. (EIN 85-2722249) is a 501(c)(3) public charity which aims to fund Bitcoin-related free and open-source projects and associated education and research initiatives. Open Sats focuses on no strings attached Bitcoin(only) and freedom tech donations.\nStacks.org - The mission of the Stacks project is to enable a better internet through decentralized apps. To do it, they’re expanding the Bitcoin economy and enabling more functionality as a Bitcoin layer.\nTen31 - Ten31 is the leading bitcoin-focused investor and partner of choice to companies building technology and infrastructure for the bitcoin ecosystem, as well as complementary freedom-oriented technologies including open source software, AI and nostr.\nMerchant Services # Align Pay - AlignPay never picks sides on any issue and is proud to facilitate a welcoming place where people, organizations, campaigns, and merchants can interact in a healthy, open, and legal way.\nParallel Economy - Censorship-Resistant payment processing backed by Conservative Commentator Dan Bongino.\nRevere Payments - A Christian merchant services provider that offers a wide range of solutions for businesses in a variety of industries, including e-commerce, retail, restaurant, firearms, religious, political, CBD, and non-profit. We’re using the same innovative technology as our parent company, Metrics Global, to bring seamless, secure online payments to any industry.\nSecond Amendment Processing - 2nd Amendment processing helps you protect yourself and your business from being censored for your political views or other forms of wrong think.\nOsint for Crypto # AMLBot - Founded in 2019, AMLBot Online assessment of crypto addresses and transactions, founded in 2019 by a team of RegTech specialists in accordance with FATF international recommendations. Offers both free and non-free services.\nClarks Dashboard - A comprehensive list of all BTC Data. Includes Block times, price data, Side chain data, mining etc.\nDeveloperReports - Tracks the current amount of developers on Crypto projects.\nMonero Garden - A complete introduction and walkthrough on all the technical specifics of Monero.\nMonero Inflation - Tracks potential inflation or flaws in the Monero Protocol. Due to Monero\u0026rsquo;s privacy proper auditing can be difficult.\nMonero Observer - News aggregator for all things monero.\nMoneroj.net - Tracks the Monero mining hash rate across all miners.\nMonero.Eco - Graphical interface for the entire Monero Ecosystem.\nMiningPoolStats - Track all data across mining pools for all sorts of crypto projects. Organized primarily by what type of hash algorithm each blockchain uses.\n[Monerowatch](https://monerowat.ch - A monero blockchain explorer. While Monero doesnt have a tradational blockchain explorer we can track block times and size. Along with hash rate and other useful metrics.\nOXT.me - OXT is a tool designed for Exploratory Blockchain Analysis of the bitcoin ledger. OXT is the \u0026lsquo;Other exploration Tool\u0026rsquo; and it should become the \u0026lsquo;Open eXploration Tool\u0026rsquo; in the future.\nStable Pulse - Get a clear, accurate, minimally filtered view of the stablecoin ecosystem.\nThe Monero Moon - The ultimate newsletter for all things Monero.\nTheGraph.com - Crypto Database API Tools.\nTimechainstats.com - BTC Chain API data.\nTrack Bitcoin Nodes - Tracks total Bitcoin nodes.\nTrack Bitcoin Treasuries - Tracks the public Bitcoin Wallets of major corporations and governments.\nTrack Ethereum Nodes - Tracks total Ethereum nodes.\nDefi Lama StablecoinData - Stable coin data across chains.\nPrivacy Software # Bokuto Monero Node - Open source fork of Ronin Dojo’s Bakuto project that allows for a full node Monero wallet.\nBorder Wallets - Border Wallets is a website that helps you strategize on how best to memorize your wallet seed phrase. This can be useful if you need to cross a border, or have a particularly high threat model.\nGupax - Gupax is a GUI for mining Monero on P2Pool using XMRig.\nJam - Jam is a graphical user interface for JoinMarket, and while obviously related, is a separate project developed by a separate set of people.\nJoinMarket-Org - JoinMarket is software to create a special kind of bitcoin transaction called a CoinJoin transaction. Its aim is to improve the confidentiality and privacy of bitcoin transactions. With the shutdown of Samurai wallet, and the withdrawal of the not recommended service Wasabi from the US, Join Market is now one of the only privacy tools for Bitcoin.\nPinode - Monero OS for running full Monero Nodes on Pi’s, Rockpros and Odroids.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nSilent Payments - Silent Payments make receiving Bitcoin easier than ever while preserving your privacy. Silent Payments allow you to create a single, static address to share with friends, use for donations, or post for tips without sacrificing privacy. When someone wants to send you a payment, they use the unique public key that is a part of your Silent Payment address, combine it with the public keys of the outputs they want to send and generate a unique, one-time address that looks on-chain just like any other Taproot address.\nXMRVSBeast - P2Pool Bonus Hash Rate Raffle for people providing Monero Hash.\nSocial Media # Coinpayments.net - Purchase Social media followers with Monero.\nEchoIn - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here.\nFountain - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nMinds - Minds is an open-source social networking service that promotes free speech, privacy, and transparency.\nOshi - Oshi is a powerful marketing and rewards platform built to replace stars, punch cards, and coffee points with something that people really want - Bitcoin.\nOrange Pill App - Bitcoin dating and friend finder.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.ps://www.minds.com/) - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nSpeculative Projects # DarkFi - DarkFi is a new Layer 1 blockchain, designed with anonymity at the forefront. It offers flexible private primitives that can be wielded to create any kind of application. DarkFi aims to make anonymous engineering highly accessible to developers. Backed by noted Crypto Anarchist Amir Taaki.\nFedimints - While still largely theoretical, Fediments is based off the original 1980\u0026rsquo;s concept of Chaumian Ecash, that would essentially provide federated mints built on top of Bitcoin, with high levels of privacy. Two implementations of this concept are Cashu and Umint. These are still in active development. One potential problem with this is legal pressure due to potential classification of these services as unlicensed money transmitters, much like how Samurai Wallet and potentially custodial lightning services are being targeted.\nFreedom Dollar - Freedom Dollar is a private, censorship-resistant stablecoin protocol built on Zano. Stable coins are a useful but sometimes risky project, as they are supposed to maintain their price point with a fiat asset like the dollar.\nHaveno - Haveno aims to be a crypto on ramp much like Bisq that uses Monero instead of Bitcoin as the base payment option. Haveno will utilize TOR and p2p trades, while never taking custody of your funds.\nPirate Chain - Launched in 2018 with the primary goal of being the most private and secure digital currency, Pirate Chain strives to protect the financial privacy of every user in the world. Pirate Chain achieves this by employing the strongest and most acclaimed privacy protocol in the industry, and couples this with an unassailable strategy implementation. Pirate vs Monero Breakdown\nSerai DEX - Largely created in response to Thorchain\u0026rsquo;s choice to not integrate Monero, the Serai Dex works much like the Thorchain DEX, providing coin trading between different native coins using liquidity pools funded by users for small rewards.\nZano - An ambitious project that offers the privacy of Monero for regular transactions, including all projects built ontop of its network. Additionally offers alias addresses so you can associate a wallet address with a name, much like how DNS works for IP addresses. Offers escrow services and Iconic swaps as an alternative to Atomic Swaps. Also allows for building dApps on chain as well.\nSpending Options # Bill Pay # Bitrefill Credit Card Service - Service to pay off Credit Card for multiple providers. Requires KYC. Currently disabled for Americans, but hopefully will be returning. This service does require KYC, but they do offer other services that do not.\nDoctorSim - Top up or recharge any prepaid phone in over 200 countries instantly and securely with doctorSIM.\nSpritz.Finance - Focuses on bill pay, secured payments, automated payments etc. Uses Web 3. Requires an account. Currently in closed Beta.\nCredit Cards # 2Fiat - A new platform that lets you instantly convert Bitcoin, Monero, USDT or any crypto to fiat and make purchases online or in store.\nAbine - An alternative credit card masking service. Abine has similar features, virtual cards up to 500$ for individual vendors. But Abine also offers other privacy services like phone masking, email masking and more. Abine does not have a free tier unlike privacy.com.\nBitpay - Preloaded Bitpay card that lets you spend your Bitcoin.\nDashDirect - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including DASH. Dash Direct phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with DASH for discounts from hundreds of vendors. No KYC Required.\nDoNotPay - DoNotPay is a consumer rights company that helps you fight corporations and beat bureaucracy. They offer a wide range of services, including bill pay, credit card management, and more.\nEzzocard - Anon cards can be purchased via crypto. Charges a decent markup.\nKlutchCard - Service that provides several management and privacy features for your bank account. Klutch gives you unlimited Virtual cards, a physical card without your name on the front, and the ability to manage your spending transactions in depth all while still earning cash back. Does require KYC information and a good credit score though. Another downside, there is currently no way to pay off your balance other than to link your account via ACH and routing number.\nLaso.Finance - A bit pricey. Virtual Credit card with no KYC card that allows for spends of over 1K anywhere in the world. Currently uses Metamask for stable coins only. Monero support coming soon.\nPayWithMoon - Virtual Cards with no KYC funded by lightning based Bitcoin transactions. You can create as many virtual cards as you want, but cards are limited in amounts of 1000$. These cards do not currently work outside of the United States. Used to provide full pre-paid credit cards only offers gift cards now.\nPrivacy.com - The primary method for Credit Card Privacy. By linking your bank account to your Debit card, you can create virtual privacy focused cards that only work for one vendor at a time. This prevents your Debit card from being used in the event of a vendor data breach. Virtual cards are easily deletable. Downsides are that you start with 500$ per card limits for virtual cards. And there is the privacy concern of sharing your bank data with a third party. Please use our affiliate link when signing up. To get an extra $5 dollars on sign up.\nUquid - Virtual card for crypto, only works through Binance or wallet connect compatible wallets, for a wide range of gift card services.\nX1 - Similar to Klutch. Control subscriptions and keep your details private with disposable card numbers.donotpay.com/learn/virtual-credit-card-generator/) - Free Virtual Credit Card Generator for signing up for trial services. Do not Pay also works to create an AI focused response to many asymmetrical problems of society like fighting back against parking tickets or social media de-platforming with automated and proven methods of remediating these issues.\nGift Cards # Egifter - Buy and send premium gift cards for a wide range of services. Offers points per purchases. Gyft - Gift cards for over 200 vendors. Coinsbee - Does Phone Top ups. Bitrefill - Gifts cards and other services. Coincards - giftcards available in multiple countries, Coincards has everything you could possibly need to live your life with crypto! Offers Phone Top ups and accepts Monero. Stealths - Monero first Gift card sales. No KYC Required. Wallets # Bitcoin Wallets # Ashigaru - A new fork of Samurai Wallet without the coinjoin services. As this is new untested its recommended not to put large amounts of BTC on here just yet.\nCasa - Self custody wallet with built in Multi-sig for security and inheritance built in so that your assets aren\u0026rsquo;t lost in the event of death. Only takes Bitcoin and Ethereum.\nCold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nElectrum Wallet - Founded in 2011 Electrum is one of the oldest, simplest and most trusted Bitcoin Only wallets in the game. With a simple interface that has been forked by many other blockchain projects Electrum has everything you need to store and use your bitcoin easily and securely.\nSamurai Wallet - A modern bitcoin wallet hand forged to keep your transactions private your identity masked and your funds secured. Samurai Wallet is a mobile only wallet that is built to work with the Ronin Dojo Full node and Whirlpool privacy coinjoins. Completely Open Source. Mobile only wallet. In April 2024 Samurai Wallet was shutdown by the US government and the founders of the wallet arrested. While the wallet still works if installed, the Whirpool coinjoin features have since been disabled. You can donate to the Samurai defense team here You can also find a list of Public Dojo Clones to use at Dojobay\nSparrow Wallet - Sparrow is a Bitcoin wallet for those who value financial self sovereignty. Sparrow’s emphasis is on security, privacy and usability. Sparrow does not hide information from you - on the contrary it attempts to provide as much detail as possible about your transactions and UTXOs, but in a way that is manageable and usable. Completely Open Source. Desktop only wallet. Following the arrest of the Samurai Wallet Devs, the Whirlpool privacy features were removed from the wallet.\nHardware Wallets # Cold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nFoundationDevices - Foundation builds the Passport hardware wallet which is an airgapped wallet hardware device. Passport has no direct connection with the outside world – no USB data and no wireless communications. Instead, Passport uses a camera and QR codes for communication. This provides hardcore, airgapped security without sacrificing usability.\nLedger - NOT RECOMMENDED. While Ledger has a long history in the space of supporting multiple coins. Ledger is close sourced. Ledger has recently come under for fire for creating a backup policy that lets you back up your keys to Ledgers cloud providers, which means that your private keys could be susceptible to third party pressures on the key holders. Also Ledger was caught sending customer data to several different third parties.\nMonero Signer - Monero Signer is a hardware signing device equipped with a camera that allows you to sign transactions offline via QR-Code. Monero Signer also allows you to generate seeds, passphrases and addresses. All this while being completely offline. Software updates are done air-gapped using a micro SD card.\nSeedsigner - Open source hardware signing device that uses raspberry pi zero which reduces possibility of interception. Does not store your coins, is only a security focused device for signing/approving transactions. Bitcoin only.\nTrezor - One of the older hardware wallets around. Trezor is Fully open source and is one of the few wallets to also support multiple coins.\nLightning Wallets # Phoenix Wallet - Utilizing the lightning network can still be quite difficult, which Phoenix aims to help solve. At first glance, Phoenix doesn\u0026rsquo;t look different from your typical Bitcoin wallet. The difference is that Phoenix runs natively on Lightning. Phoenix takes care of everything under the hood and you will barely notice anything, except that your payments are faster and cheaper. Mobile only wallet. Monero Wallets # Anonero - Anonero is privacy focused phone wallet that only supports Monero, while incorporating other privacy features like, encrypted backups, airgapped transactions mandatory TOR connections. You can only access this app over TOR.\nFeather Wallet - Feather is a free, open-source Monero wallet for Linux, Tails, macOS and Windows. It is written in C++ with the Qt framework. Monero can be difficult to use in many cases to the highly technical and private nature of the coin, which is why the simplicity of feather wallet is so necessary. Feather Wallet can installed or run as a standalone application, making it easily parable with something like Tails OS for the ultimate privacy combo.\nMonero Subscription Wallet - Wallet that allows you to set subscriptions of regularly recurring payments that you would like to send.\nMyMonero - The simplest way to use the next-generation private digital currency Monero, at the sweet spot between security, convenience, and features. Not a full node wallet. You need to trust another node to run this wallet. These wallets share your private view key with a remote server, which continuously scans the blockchain looking for your transactions. They are faster to use, but your privacy can be lessened if you don\u0026rsquo;t control the remote server.\nRinoWallet - Online Monero multisig wallet. Non-custodial and offers 2FA protection.\nMulti Chain Wallets # CakeWallet - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including Monero. Cakewallet phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with Monero for discounts from hundreds of vendors. Supports Monero. No KYC Required. Mobile and desktop wallet. Open Source.\nExodus Wallet - One of the best wallets for holding multiple coins. With a beautiful interface that shows you long term internal price data, built in protocol level staking, coin swaps between hundreds of coins and many other features. Exodus is one best crypto wallets bar none. While it has ended support for Monero as it was a technical challenge to support it. Exodus is NOT Open source. Desktop and mobile.\nStack Wallet - Non Custodial multi coin wallet. Open Source. Has built in exchange functionality. Comes with \u0026ldquo;Duress mode\u0026rdquo; that lets you prepare a fake wallet in case you are physically threatened. Comes with built auto back ups, in wallet crypto swapping and more. Allows you to easily point at your own full node. Supports monero. Desktop and Mobile.\nWallet Recovery # Bitcoin Recovery CO - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nCryptoRecovers - Helping people regain access to their lost Bitcoin wallets since 2019.\nDatarecovery.com - Specializes in cryptocurrency recovery services, providing expert assistance to individuals and businesses who have lost access to their digital assets.\nDriveSavers - Specializes in recovering lost cryptocurrency and compromised wallets from all types of software and hardware wallets.\nEasyRecovery - Professional Bitcoin wallet recovery services can assist with password recovery, private key extraction, and damaged device repair to restore access to your Bitcoin.\nKeychainX - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nProfessional Crypto Recovery - Crypto recovery service that can help you recover your lost coins today.\nRecoverLostBitcoin - Expert crypto recovery services, including private key reconstruction, wallet and scam recovery.\nRecoverMyCryptoWallet - Can recover lost passphrases, missing seed words and forgotten passwords.\nWallet Recovery Service - Can recover lost crypto from all types of wallets.\n"},{"id":13,"href":"/organizations/","title":"Organizations","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The State is, and always has been, the great single enemy of the human race, its liberty, happiness, and progress.\u0026rdquo; - Murray Rothbard\nLiberty Organization that fight for different facets of all things related to liberty.\nAnti ESG Orgs # StriveFunds - Investment firm to counter ESG narrative from Blackrock and Vanguard. Strive specifically rejects the idea of Stakeholder capitalism. Started by author and presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. Antiwar # Antiwar.com - Since the mid 90\u0026rsquo;s Antiwar.com has been one of not the most important and consistently antiwar voices. With reporting on wars all over the globe for a liberty perspective, antiwar.com covers every aspect of the global wars.\nBitcoin For Peace - Accelerate World Peace Through Bitcoin Adoption. The vision of Bitcoin For Peace is to live in world where ALL life co-thrives in harmony. With the current corrupt fiat system, that vision can never happen. Bitcoin is a peaceful revolution.\nConcerned Veterans for America - CVA and its grassroots army will look to defend VA reforms and expand health care options for veterans, rethink America’s foreign policy to promote long-term prosperity, and encourage action to foster a more secure financial future for our country.\nDefend the Guard - An organization that works to reclaim constitutional authority. Defend the Guard legislation would prohibit a state’s National Guard units from being deployed into active combat without a formal declaration of war by Congress, as provided by the U.S. Constitution.\nFood Not Bombs - Food Not Bombs started in 1980. They work to provide healthy vegetarian food to starving Americans. Leftwing organization.\nStopWar.org - Stop the War was founded in September 2001 in the weeks following 9/11, when George W. Bush announced the “war on terror”. Stop the War has since been dedicated to preventing and ending the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and elsewhere. Comes from a leftwing perspective.\nThe Libertarian Institute - Founded by Scott Horton. LI focuses on many issues with a large focus on antiwar. LI has a lot of cross over with Antiwar.com.\nTheGrayZone - The Grayzone is an independent journalistic initiative that does not receive funding from any government or government-backed group or individual. The Gray Zone primarily reports on antiwar civil rights issues from a left wing perspectives.\nWeAreNotYourSoldiers - Antiwar Non-profit feature former soldiers that publicly talk about their horrible experiences during war.\nAntiWoke Advocacy # ActionPDE - PDE Action is a nonpartisan advocacy group working to reclaim public schools through engagement with school boards \u0026amp; state legislatures.\nDefendingEd - Parents Defending Education is a national grassroots organization working to reclaim our schools from activists imposing harmful agendas.\nExit Group - Group that helps users exit from woke/corporate life and build businesses to create separate revenue streams\nFairForAll - A nonpartisan organization dedicated to advancing civil rights and liberties for all Americans, and promoting a common culture based on fairness, understanding, and humanity. Specifically rejects woke ideas and believes in actual equality for all people.\nHeterodox Academy - Heterodox Academy (HxA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit membership organization of thousands of faculty, staff, and students committed to advancing the principles of open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement to improve higher education and academic research. Focuses heavily on Colleges.\nInstitute for Liberal Values - As a non-partisan and non-sectarian consortium focused on the promotion of individual freedom, rights, and liberty in everyday life, the Institute for Liberal Values provides the skills and support required to build community where there has been division, encourage free expression where there has been censorship, and foster optimism where there is fear.\nNew Discourses - Education on all things critical theory. Eduation and debunking of Marxism, Progressive and all forms of critical theory. IE Critical Race Theory, Queer Theory, etc. Founded by James Lindsey.\nClimate Change Pushback # Copenhagen Consensus - The Copenhagen Consensus Center is a think tank that researches and publishes the smartest solutions to the world\u0026rsquo;s biggest problems. Our studies are conducted by more than 300 economists from internationally renowned institutions, including seven Nobel Laureates, to advise policymakers and philanthropists how to achieve the best results with their limited resources.Founded by climate change debunker and educator Bjorn Lomborg.\nEnvironmental Progress - Environmental Progress (EP) was founded in 2016 with the mission of achieving nature, peace and prosperity for all. We believe everyone has a right to affordable energy, a healthy planet, and urban environments that enable citizens to thrive. Our strategy has been to organize grassroots movements to defend these rights, and to fund research into why they are threatened. Founded by free speech advocate and Journalist Michael Shellenberger.\nHeartland.org - The Heartland Institute is a nonprofit organization that focuses on issues in education, environmental protection, health care, budgets and taxes, and stopping Socialism.\nIndustrial Progress - For the last 40 years, so-called environmentalists have held back industrial progress around the world. That\u0026rsquo;s why Idustrial Progress helps the industry fight for its freedom, with new ideas, arguments, and policies that will improve our economy and our environment. Founded by Fossil Fuels advocate Alex Epstein.\nPerc.org - The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) explores how aligning free market incentives for environmental stewardship produces sustainable outcomes for land, water, and wildlife.\nSavory.Global - Fights against climate change approved opinion by using regenerative farming practices of holistic land management. Provides real alternative solutions to mainstream climate fear mongering.\nDrug Freedom # Drug Policy Alliance - The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the leading organization in the U.S. working to end the drug war. Encryption and censorship # Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) - The largest organization that fights for Internet and Digital Freedom. Based out of the US.The EFF puts out several of the best digital freedom tools, including HTTPS Everywhere, Privacy Badger and Certbot.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFree resources Physical and Digital # Art For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nLeadership Institute - Liberty focused training provided in person and virtual. Training is offered for a wide range of topics, including, activism campaigns, fundraising and more.\nLibertarianism.org - Free ebooks from a Cato/Bluepilled perspective. Still some solid content overall.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - Free liberty starter kits for applicants. Including books small grants and more. Primarily aimed at students.\nTechsoup.org - Free Tech for non-profits.\nLegal Advocacy # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nCoin Center - Based in D.C., Coin Center is the leading non-profit research and advocacy center focused on the public policy issues facing cryptocurrency and decentralized computing technologies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Their mission is to defend the rights of individuals to build and use free and open cryptocurrency networks: the right to write and publish code – to read and to run it. The right to assemble into peer-to-peer networks. And the right to do all this privately.\nDeFi Education Fund - The DeFi Education Fund (DEF) explains decentralized finance (DeFi) to policymakers around the world and advocates for policies welcoming of decentralized financial infrastructure.\nFire - Since its founding more than two decades ago as the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, FIRE has become the nation’s leading defender of fundamental rights on college campuses through our unique mix of programming, including student and faculty outreach, public education campaigns, individual case advocacy, and policy reform efforts. In 2022, FIRE changed its name to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and announced an expansion initiative into off-campus free speech advocacy and legal defense.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nInstitute for Justice - IJ is a nonprofit, public interest law firm. Their mission is to end widespread abuses of government power and secure the constitutional rights that allow all Americans to pursue their dreams.\nJusticeDao- A DAO specifically dedicated to helping the legal defense of the developers of Tornado Cash, an Ethereum based privacy service that was takedown by government action.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nPacific Legal Foundation - Pacific Legal Foundation is a national nonprofit legal organization that defends Americans from government overreach and abuse. PFL specifically focuses on Property Rights, Equality and Opportunity and Separation of Powers. ^1,2^\nPeer-To-Peer Rights Fund - The P2P Rights Fund is a project housed within the Bitcoin Policy Institute, a 501(c)3 think tank. An advisory board including open-source developers, human rights activists, and lawyers oversees the fund’s activities. P2P Focuses on protection of Open-Source Software under the First Amendment.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nStand With Crypto - Stand With Crypto, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, champions for clear, common-sense regulations for the crypto industry. We\u0026rsquo;re mobilizing the 52 million crypto owners in the US - a demographic that is younger (60% Gen-Z and Millennials) and more diverse (41% identify as racial minorities) than the general US population - to unlock crypto\u0026rsquo;s innovation potential and foster greater economic freedom.\nThe Crypto Lawyers - Much like Coin Center Crypto Lawyers provide legal advocacy for Bitcoin freedom. They offer services in regards to Litigation, NFT, DEFI, IP, Compliance, and Forensic Investigations.\nMeetups, Education and Training # Americas Future - America’s Future empowers young people to be active, civil, and curious citizens who build freer communities that lead to fulfillment, dignity, and happiness for all.We’re working toward a time in America where young people collaborate to drive change in their communities – change that equips the individual to build a free and happy life. America’s Future offers rising generations opportunities for networking, mentoring, leadership and community engagement through our national network and extensive array of programming.\nArt For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nFreedom Works - A longstanding political orginization that has traditionally leaned republican. Recently though they\u0026rsquo;ve rebranded to target smaller liberty focused groups in order to help educated and advocate for freedom and change in public policy.\nLeadership Institute - Founded in 1979 by its president, Morton C. Blackwell, LI provides training in campaigns, fundraising, grassroots organizing, youth politics, and communications. The Institute teaches conservatives of all ages how to succeed in politics, government, and the media.The Institute offers more than 50 types of training schools, workshops, and seminars; a free employment placement service; and a national field program that trains conservative students to organize campus groups.\nLiberty on the Rocks - Liberty on the Rocks is a non-profit grass roots libertarian organization designed to educate, connect, and activate liberty enthusiasts around the world. Through local chapters and events, citizens and activists throughout the country can increase the size of their networks, enhance their understanding of economics and the philosophy of freedom, widen their knowledge of local and national educational outlets, and increase their opportunities for involvement. Official Partner of Liberty Tools\nLiberty Seeds - The largest directory of liberty-minded organizations, events, and more.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - SFL is not a top down, chapter based, or membership organization. Instead SFL functions as a network of pro-liberty students from a wide diversity of locations and backgrounds. SFL does sometimes take the more blue pilled approach.\nWe Are Change - We Are Change is a nonpartisan, independent media organization comprised of individuals and groups working to expose corruption worldwide.Founded by Luke Rudkowski, We Are Change is comprised of independent journalists, concerned citizens, activists, and anyone who wants to shape the direction our world is going in. We seek to expose the lies of governments and the corporate elite who constantly trash our humanity. Their goal is to create a community of truth-seekers and peacemakers who share a commitment to nonviolent action.\nYoung Americans for Liberty - Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) is the most active and effective pro-liberty youth organization advancing liberty on campus. Our four-step mission is to identify, educate, train, and mobilize youth activists to make liberty win. YAL maintains many chapters across college campuses all over the US.\nYou are the Power - You Are The Power is a membership-based nonprofit that is founded and run by Spike Cohen. They work with activists and organizations in all 50 states, using localized, single-issue activism to set communities free, restore individual rights, take the power away from government and put it back in the hands of the people.\nPress Freedoms # Committee to Protect Journalists - The Committee to Protect Journalists is an independent, nonprofit organization that promotes press freedom worldwide. They defend the right of journalists to report the news safely and without fear of reprisal.\nInternational Press Institute - Their mission is to defend media freedom and support independent journalism wherever they are threatened. Also tracks press freedoms in regards to Covid restrictions.\nReporters Without Borders - Reporters Without Borders tracks press freedoms across the world.\nPolice Reform and Monitoring # 8 Can\u0026rsquo;t Wait - 8 Cant Wait is a campaign to bring immediate change to police departments by encouraging the adoption of 8 specific policies.\nAdopt a Cop - Adopt A Cop BJJ is a nonprofit, donation based program and registered 501(c)3 that allows active duty patrolling police officers around the country to train at any Adopt A Cop BJJ affiliated academy and will pay 100% of the officer’s membership until they reach the rank of Blue belt. Blue belt is the second ranked belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and on average it takes around 12 to 18 months to obtain. Police officers are much less likely to both get injured and to injure suspects if they are trained in BJJ as evidenced by this Case Study.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nOpen-archive - App for saving and sharing files for whistleblowers and videos of police etc\nThick Red Line - A project of Art of Liberty, TRL is an effort to restore respect for law enforcement by abolishing victimless crime.\nWashingtonPost Police Shootings Database - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states\nThink Tanks # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAyn Rand Institute - ARI offers a variety of educational experiences to promote greater understanding of Ayn Rand’s philosophy and, through the writing and speaking of our experts, advocates her principles of reason, rational self-interest and laissez-faire capitalism. ARI also often takes a more Blue pilled perspective and does not generally follow Anarchist ideas, as it advocates for a one world government, based on the principles of logic and reason.\nArt of Liberty - A small think tank that exposes the Illegitimacy and Criminality of “Government” while Making the Voluntaryist Case for Free Markets, REAL Freedom and Peace.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow Institute works to promote the ideas of privacy in the world.\nThe Cato Institute - Founded in 1977 by Ed Crane, Murray Rothbard and Charles Koch. Cato is one of the oldest and largest libertarian think tanks in America. Cato has published great research and information since its inception. Cato has been criticized at times for often taking very pragmatic criticisms of the state and sometimes making the libertarian defense of state activities. Often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nThe Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) - FEE\u0026rsquo;s popular digital content and in-person programs turn complex ideas into practical tools for living your best life and making the world a better place. Fee covers a wide range of issues across the entire political spectrum, while always exposing government crimes and failures.\nThe Future of Freedom Foundation - The Future of Freedom Foundation is a tax-exempt, non-profit educational foundation whose mission is to present an uncompromising moral, philosophical, and economic case for the free society.\nThe Mises Institute - The premium think tank for all things liberty. Founded in 1982 by Anarcho-capitalism Lew Rockwell, largely to push the ideas of economist Murray Rothbard following his split with the Cato Institute. The Mises institute has been one of the biggest and most consistent voices for all things liberty including: Antiwar, Austrian economics, Sound Money, Police Reform, Secession, Book Publishing and so much more.\nThe Reason Foundation - Reason Foundation advances a free society by developing, applying, and promoting libertarian principles, including individual liberty, free markets, and the rule of law. We use journalism and public policy research to influence the frameworks and actions of policymakers, journalists, and opinion leaders. Reason also publishes Reason Magazine and hosts the SOHO Debate Forum. Much like Cato Reason often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nWhistle Blowing # Aim - Undercover citizen journalism, mostly focused on American schools.\nCryptome - One of the primary inspirations for Wikileaks, Cryptome has been offering a leaking platform to the world since 1996 and still runs today. Founded by John Young.\nEFF Surveillance Self-Defense - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\nGlobal Leaks - Whistleblowing Solutions Impresa Sociale S.r.l. (WBS) is an innovative social enterprise that carries out research and development to support whistleblowers and the fight against corruption. It was founded in 2016 to guarantee the economic sustainability of the GlobaLeaks project, through taking care of the growing number of requests for assistance, maintenance and custom deployment. WBS hosts the development activities and coordinates the community efforts. Global leaks provides its own open source tool for whistleblowers.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nO\u0026rsquo;keefe Media Group - Following the ousting of James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe from Project Veritas, O\u0026rsquo;Keefe Media group was founded to present another opportunity for whistle blowing and citizen journalism. OKM provides training and supplies for Citizen journalists.\nProject Veritas - Founded in 2010 by James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe, Project Veritas picked up much of the leaking slack following Wikileakss decrease in output. Often slandered as a far right group, Project Veritas has leaked many of the biggest stories since its inception. Project Veritas was and is largely known for using undercover cameras to expost stories.\nTruth in Media - Not a whistleblowing organization perse, however TIM is known for doing in depth inclusive stories reputably with strong reliable sources and without sensationalism. TIM focuses on stories that most media ignores. Founded by Journalist Ben Swann.\nWikiLeaks - Founded in 2006 by Julian Assange. Wikileaks was the the primary source for leaking of highly secret corporate and government data. Wikileaks worked to protect its leakers by employing the use of PGP and TOR. While largely inactive since the arrest of its founder Julian Assange in 2019, Wikileaks archives are still an important repository of leaked data.\nWizSafe Journalist Privacy Guide - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\n"},{"id":14,"href":"/osint/","title":"OSINT","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Nothing has such power to broaden the mind as the ability to investigate systematically and truly all that comes under thy observation in life.\u0026rdquo; - Marcus Aurelius\nOpen Source Intelligence tools can be used to find information of all types. This can be useful in furthering your understanding of both offensive and defensive practices by finding information for anything and everything. OSINT is the direct inverse of open source privacy tools. OSINT can be used for nefarious purposes in some cases, but OSINT itself does not directly include the concept of hacking. OSINT only aims to find legally available public information. OSINT has tremendous use in regards to education and finding information about corporations, politicians and good journalism. These tools can also be used to help you understand your own privacy exposure as well. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAI (Artificial Intelligence) Tools # Art Generators # Albus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAnimate Anyone - App that allows you to take a static image or photo and create videos of movement based on the people or characters in those photos.\nDall E - DALL·E 2 is an AI system that can create realistic images and art from a description in natural language. Made by Open Ai. Closed source.\nDreamstudio.ai - AI Art Generation.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGemini - Formerly known as Bard. Google\u0026rsquo;s AI alternative to Chat GPT. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias, including filtering your text prompts through a DEI and social justice lens.\nLumiere - A Space-Time Diffusion Model for Video Generation. Made by Google, closed source. Create video from word prompts or pictures. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias.\nMagic Animate - Magic Animate is an open source project that allows you to produces an animated video from a single image and a motion video.\nMid Journey - Mid Journey is an independent research lab exploring new mediums of thought and expanding the imaginative powers of the human species. Requires the unencrypted messaging app Discord for image generation.\nOpen AI Sora - Sora can generate videos up to a minute long while maintaining visual quality and adherence to the user’s prompt. Closed source.\nFreedom and Privacy AI Tools # AI Unchained - Podcast by freedom advocate and bitcoin educator Guy Swann. Follow the newest updates in the AI industry to become more sovereign and efficient by utilizing cutting edge tools.\nAlex AI - Energy and Climate Chatbot. Built by Alex Epstein, an advocate of Freedom and Fossil Fuels. Iphone Only.\nGab AI - Chat GPT alternative and image generator by conservative Social Media company GAB.\nGATgpt - A LLM model like Chat GPT but specifically for gun printing and all things gun related. Built by Cody Wilson.\nLibertAI - Decentralized privacy focused AI.\nUnleashed Chat - AI chatbot service designed with real privacy in mind. It stands out with its live Nostr data querying and advanced context embedding capabilities. It allows for Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network, for privacy and speed. The platform employs the latest Open Source models, prioritizing uncensored options.\nVenice - Venice is an open source alternative to Chat GPT. With built in features for code prompts and Stable Diffusion, Venice does not censor or spy on you. Launched by freedom advocate and crypto pioneer Erik Voorhees.\nGeneral AI Tools # AI or Not - Need to verify if images are AI generated? Here\u0026rsquo;s a project that can identify images from Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Dall-E, GAN and more.\nAIXploira - Access the largest list of top-quality AI tools available on the web.\nAlbus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAwesome GPT - List of dozens of GPT style LLMs.\nEsperanto.ai - Esperanto delivers high-performance, energy-efficient computing solutions that are the compelling choice for the most demanding AI and non-AI applications.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGPT4all - Self Hosted GPT Alternative.\nHuggingface.co - Open Source CHAT GPT Alternative.\nLM Studio - LM Studio lets you discover, download, and run local LLMs entirely offline.\nMaxAI.me - Chrome extension that lets you utilize AI on different sites.\nParse Prompt - Convert and summarize podcast episodes, audio clips, web-pages, and YouTube into AI-generated content.\nAttack Surface # BynaryEdge - We scan the web and gather data for you.\nCensys - Attack Surface Management Solutions.\nCriminalip.io - Cyber Threat Intelligence Search Engine and Attack Surface Management (ASM) platform.\nRedHunt Labs - Discover your Attack Surface, Continuously.\nSecurityTrails - The Total Internet Inventory.\nBug Hunting # Bug Bounty writeups - Detailed breakdowns of all sorts of different types of attacks.\nBughunter-handbook - A list of resources that will help bug bounty hunters with resources that are useful during their bug bounty journey.\nCertificates # CertSpotter - Monitors your domains for expiring, unauthorized, and invalid SSL certificates.\nCensys - Certificates - Certificates Search.\nCrt.sh - Certificate Search.\nCTSearch - Certificate Transparency Search Tool.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nTLS.BufferOver.run - Quickly find certificates in IPv4 space.\nCredentials # Check your email accounts to find associated accounts with breached companies.\nBreachdirectory.org - Check if your information was exposed in a data breach.\nCrackstation.net - Massive pre-computed lookup (Rainbow) tables to crack password hashes.\nDehashed - Free deep-web scans and protection against credential leaks, Takes Monero for Premium accounts.\nHackcheck - Hackcheck is a data breach search engine that makes checking the integrity of your data easy and flexible cheap! They currently offer several lightning fast queries to search through our billions of records with. The queries they offer are email, password, username, name, IP address, phone number, and domain name.\nHave I Been Pwned - Check if your email or phone is in a data breach.\nHaveibeensold.app - App that checks who is selling your data. Currently down.\nIntelx - Needs an account for most dumps, but shows accounts and password associated with on different sites.\nLeak-Lookup - Search across thousands of data breaches to find you compromised data - Requires an account for full results. Cheap prices and accepts Monero.\nLeakCheck.io - Make sure your credentials haven\u0026rsquo;t been compromised.\nLeakix - Identify public data leaks.\nMozilla Monitor - Stay safe with privacy tools from the makers of Firefox that protect you from hackers and companies that publish and sell your personal information. We’ll alert you of any known data breaches, find and remove your exposed info and continually watch for new exposures.\nSnusbase - Stay on top of the latest database breaches.\nSpycloud.com - More in Depth than haveIbeenpwned. Requires an account.\nCode Search Engines # GitHub Code Search - A search engine for searching projects on GitHub.\nGrep.app - Search across a half million git repos.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nNerdyData - Find companies based on their website\u0026rsquo;s tech stack or code.\nPublicwww.com - Source Code Search Engine. Find any alphanumeric snippet, signature or keyword in the web pages HTML, JS and CSS code.\nRepoSearch - Source code search engine that helps you find implementation details, example usages or just analyze code.\nSearchCode - Search 75 billion lines of code from 40 million projects.\nSourceGraph - Understand and search across your entire codebase.\nData Retention # Archive.org - The biggest site for internet website archives.\nDessant - A web extension for pulling data from archived sites.\nInteltechniques - A guide to manually remove your data from archive sites.\nMemento Time Travel - Memento TimeTravel is built using the archive.today API, and can thus be utilized as an upgraded internet archive product. It offers web users with an easy-to-use design.\nPagefreezer.com - PageFreezer is an alternative to the Wayback machine which utilizes Google-like crawling technology. The screenshots are taken using a fully automated operation.\nTubeRipper - An app that lets you rip or download videos from most platforms.\nWebcite - WebCite differs from the Wayback Machine by providing the sort of detailed snapshots of author-cited references requested by publishers, editors, and readers.\nDevice Information # Macaddress.io - MAC address vendor lookup.\nMaclookup.app - Find the vendor name of a device by entering an OUI or a MAC address.\nMacvendors.com - Find MAC Address Vendors. Now.\nMAC Vendor Lookup - Look up the vendor for a specific MAC Address.\nDNS # Chaos - Enhance research and analyse changes around DNS for better insights.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing.\nDNSDumpster - DNS recon \u0026amp; research, find \u0026amp; lookup DNS records.\nDNShistory.org - Domain Name System Historical Record Archive.\nDNSdb - Passive DNS historical database.\nDNSviz - Tool for visualizing the status of a DNS zone.\nDNSTwister - The anti-phishing domain name search engine and DNS monitoring service.\nDnslytics - The ultimate online investigation tool for DNS and other internet data.\nHackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nPassivedns.mnemonic.no - Web interface for querying passive DNS data collected in our malware lab.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nRapidDNS - DNS query tool which make querying - subdomains or sites of a same IP easy.\nDomains # Buckets.grayhatwarfare.com - Public buckets.\nBuiltWith - Find out what websites are Built With.\nCentralOps - DomainDossier - Investigate domains and IP addresses.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing!\nDomainIQ - Comprehensive Domain Intelligence.\nGrayhatwarfare.com - domains - How to search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nIPInfo - Provides your WAN or Public IP address.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nPentest-tools.com - Discover subdomains and determine the attack surface of an organization.\nRiddler - Allows you to search in a high quality dataset.\nRobTex - Various kinds of research of IP numbers, Domain names, etc.\nSecurityheaders.com - Scan your site now.\nSimilarweb.com - The easiest and fastest tool to find out what\u0026rsquo;s really going on online.\nSitereport.netcraft.com - Find out the infrastructure and technologies used by any site.\nSpyonweb.com - Find out related websites.\nStatscrop.com - Millions of amazing websites across the web are being analyzed with StatsCrop.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVisualsitemapper.com - Create a visual map of your site.\nWho.is - WHOIS Search, Domain Name, Website, and IP Tools.\nWhois.domaintools.com - Industry’s fastest domain discovery engine and broadest, most accurate data.\nWhoisology.com - Deep Connections Between Domain Names \u0026amp; Their Owners.\nExploits # 0day.today - The ultimate database of exploits and vulnerabilities.\nExploit-DB - An Exploit Database.\npacketstormsecurity.com - Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers.\nRapid7 - DB - A vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSploitus - A convenient central place for identifying the newest exploits.\nVulmon - A vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nFacial Recognition # Pimeyes - The gold Standard in facial recognition search, while prioritizing privacy. Focused Search Engines # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Correlate – Google Trends Correlate can help you identify search patterns that correlate with real-world trends. It can be used to identify search patterns that are similar to one another. For example, you could use the tool to find out if there is a link between new legislation and gun sales (at least in terms of the search volume related to the two topics).\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nGrabify - Grabify is a free web-based IP grabbing/URL shortening tool. (IP grabbing just as it implies simply means getting/grabbing peoples IP addresses.) This can be used to get location/IP data from potential attackers.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nIPGeo - IpGeo is a python tool to extract IP addresses from captured network traffic file (pcap/pcapng) and generate csv report containing details about the geolocation of each ip in the packets.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMillion Short – Million Short has an interesting approach to searching for information online. The interface is generally similar to a typical search engine. However, you can sort and filter the results in a number of ways. Examples include popularity, eCommerce, live chat, date, location, and others. Also, it automatically pulls out the top sites that usually occupy the top spots in any search result (e.g. Amazon.com, eBay, YouTube, etc.)\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nMention - A service that lets you track any code words across social media platforms. Paid service.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOSSDatabase - OSS DATABASE is a crowdsourced database of Open Source software. Their goal is to make it easy to look for open source alternatives and compare them with their proprietary peers.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPulsedive - A search engine for devices connected to the internet.\nPublic API\u0026rsquo;s - A list of several different API\u0026rsquo;s that are free to use for data pulling.\nPublicData.com - PublicData.com is the number one resource for public records from local, state, and federal agencies.\nProwl - A free IP search \u0026amp; identifications of IoC and IoA.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nSearch by Image - Tool to reverse image search docs, only works in Chromium based browsers.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nShodan – A search engine and network security tool for the internet of things. It finds devices on the internet like web servers, webcams, appliances, traffic lights, and even power plants.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTalkWalkerAlerts – TalkWalkerAlerts is a great alternative to Google Alerts because, in addition to monitoring the web for certain keywords, it monitors social media, blogs, and forums as well. This can be helpful if you need to find mentions of someone’s name or business across the web. Free and paid options.\nTorSearch - A TOR search engine for websites hosted on TOR (The Darknet).\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nTinyEye - A reverse image search.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nGeolocation # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nMail Addresses # Centralops - Email, Whois, DNS search info.\nEmailHippo - Email address verification technology.\nEmail-format.com - Find the email address formats in use at thousands of companies.\nHunter.io - Find professional email addresses in seconds.\nIntelligenceX - Search engine and data archive. Finds public personal information from data brokers.\nMelissa - Emailcheck - Check email addresses and verify they are live.\nMXToolbox - Check your email headers.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nReacher.email - Open-Source Email Verification.\nRocketReach - Your first-degree connection to any professional.\nskymem.info - Find email addresses of companies and people.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nThatsThem - Reverse email lookup.\nverify-email.org - Checks whether the mailbox exists or not.\nVoilaNorbert - I can find anyone\u0026rsquo;s email address.\nOSINT Lists # About.start.me - OSINT Dashboard to combine different OSINT tools.\nAwesome-Osint - A curated list of amazingly awesome open source intelligence tools and resources.\nFacebook Email Search - A simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFreedomlab.io - FreedomLab is a virtual gathering place for human rights defenders. Here you will find a repository of training materials, tutorials, and digital tools, all tailored to your needs and requirements. We hope you will learn about tools, experiences, advocacy and fundraising strategies, as well as knowledge and skills related to security. Through support and collaboration, human rights defenders increase their capacity to monitor and report, seek redress, and advocate for the promotion of human rights.\nFull OSINT - Full OSINT focused on the most popular web-based Open Source Intelligence and Cybersecurity Tools.\nHacker Search Engines - Long list of OSINT Tools.\nInteltechniques Tools - Dozens of tools available from Michael Bazzels website.\nOstintFramework - Terrific list. Layout is a bit strange can be annoying to navigate.\nOsint-jobs.com - Job board and education research.\nOsintcurio.us - The OSINT Curious Project was a source of quality, actionable, Open Source Intelligence news, original blogs, instructional videos, and live streams. We tried to keep people curious about exploring web applications for bits of information or trying out new techniques to access important OSINT data.\nOsintool.com - List of multiple tools with install instructions.\nOsintdojo.com - A giant list of OSINT resources.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nSociallinks.io - Everything you need to navigate the OSINT world, gain deeper insights, and enhance investigations.\nSocial-Analyzer - API, CLI \u0026amp; Web App for analyzing \u0026amp; finding a person’s profile across social media websites. It includes different string analysis and detection modules, you can choose which combination of modules to use during the investigation process.\nSpiderFoot - SpiderFoot is an open-source OSINT tool with 200+ modules for gathering information on target organizations, domains and IP addresses, networks, emails, and usernames. It offers automation capabilities for routine OSINT tasks like DNS queries, threat intelligence checks, breach detection, WHOIS lookups, and more.\nstart.me - Another Giant list of all sorts of tools.\nTCM-Open-Source-Intellingence-Resources - Compilation of Resources from TCM\u0026rsquo;s OSINT Course.\nX-osint - An Open source intelligent framework ie an osint tool which gathers valid information about a phone number, user’s email address, perform VIN Osint, and reverse, perform subdomain enumeration, able to find email from a name, and so much more.\nSecurity Focused Tools # 2fA.Directory - List of companies that use 2FA in America. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\n2fA.Directory.International - List of companies that use 2FA Internationally. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nBest Randoms - Random information generator for huge amount of categories.\nDmarc and SPF Checkers - A site Dmarc, SPF and DKIM are Email security settings that protect your email account from being spoofed or faked. This tool scores your domain to see how difficult it would be to spoof. ^1^\nDNS checker and port scanner - A site to check open ports, DNS SPF records and much more on your own internal server.\nEfani - Test your Phone number public connections to see your total phone exposure.\nEmail Rep - App that lets you check the known reputability of any email address and domain.\nEnd Of Life - Tracks closely software updates, and EOL status for a massive list of software. Need to figure out how long your new phone will be supported? They have you covered.\nExiftool - A tool let’s you pull metadata info from a wide range of file types.\nHudson Rock - Free tools to check for compromised corporate accounts.\nHowsecureismypassword - A site to test the security and the Bruce Force difficulty of your password.\nImmuniweb - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server or servers. Checks SSL status of multiple different types of applications. Also checks compliance with frameworks such as PCI, HIPAA and NIST.\nIp Quality Score - An app to check your IP, Email and Fraud prevention. Also allows for verifying Tor and VPN connectivity and much more.\nPolisis - Polisis gives you a glimpse of what websites actually say in their privacy policies.\nPrivacy Parrot - A search engine that helps determine if a website can sell your personal information.\nScamDoctor - Project that tracks known scam websites and use an algorithm to determine likelihood of other scams.\nSecurity Headers - A site to check the security headers of your own self-hosted server to check your exposure to attacks like XSS, Clickjacking and more.\nShieldsup - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Run by Steve Gibson of the SecurityNow Podcast and Spinrite data recovery application.\nSSL LABS - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Specifically looks at TLS config and hash algorithm of your website.\nTiny-check - A piece of software that scans your phone to check for unauthorized monitoring apps unknowingly installed.\nTOSBack (Terms of Service) - A website that reads back other website terms of service and puts it into a simple and easy to read summary.\nTraceLabs - An OSINT service that helps find missing people.\nVirus Total - Scan files, hashes and URLs to run them against a database of known compromised software. Extremely useful when evaluating new suspicious files or programs.\nW3Techs - Large list that tracks software utilization across industries. Find metrics based around software markets share.\nServers # FOFA - Cyberspace mapping.\nGreyNoise - The source for understanding internet noise.\nNatlas - Scaling Network Scanning.\nNetlas.io - Discover, Research and Monitor any Assets Available Online.\nOnyphe.io - Cyber Defense Search Engine for open-source and cyber threat intelligence data.\nZoomEye - Global cyberspace mapping.\nSocial Media Tools # Discord # Discord OSINT Attack Surface - Description of Discord\u0026rsquo;s attack surface.\nDiscord Snowflake to Timestamp Converter - Pulls Discord message timestamps.\nDiscordBee - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDiscordServers Search - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDutch OSINT Guy Discord Resources - OSINT Discord resources that may be useful for searching or pivoting on Discord.\nFacebook # Einvestigator.com - Facebook Search Tools and Resources.\nFacebook Email Search - Is a simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFB People Directory - Is a native tool built by Facebook so you can, as its name suggests, search their people directory. It’s super useful and one of the easiest tools to use when you’re looking for someone.\nPassive DNS - Technology allows you to investigate everything you can imagine about any organization or company in the world, way beyond a simple citizen profile. Let’s see it in action for facebook.com.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nToolzu.com - A platform for Facebook video downloading.\nGab # Gab OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGab OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tool for creating Bookmarklet.\nGab OSINT Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB ^1^\nGeneral Social Media Tools # Sherlock - Finds all usernames across 300 different social media platforms.\nSocialBlade - Real Time follower/subscriber counter for Youtube, Twitch, Instagram and Twitter.\nStories Down - Guide for several different platforms.\nGettr # Gettr OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGettr OSINT Investigations Tips \u0026amp; Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB.\nInstagram # Gramho - Identifying Followers of a Private Instagram Profile.\nInstahunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Instagram posts.\nInstagram OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Instagram.\nPicuki - View, edit and share your publicly available Instagram content.\nLinkedIn # Epieos LinkedIn Tool - Retrieve information linked to an email address.\nHow to conduct OSINT on Linkedin - List of tactics and strategies.\nLinkedIn OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the LinkedIn attack surface.\nLinkedIn OSINT Bookmarket Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part I - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part II - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nNew LinkedIn Search Features - Guide on search functions in LinkedIn.\nPinterest # Aware Online - List of tactics and strategies.\nPinterest OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Pinterest attack surface.\nReddit # Rdddeck - Creates Reddit decks.\nReddit OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Reddit attack surface.\nReddit OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nReddit OSINT Techniques - List of Osint tools and tactics for Reddit.\nUnddit - App that lets you display removed (by mods) and deleted (by users) comments/posts for Reddit.\nSkype # Skype OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Skype attack surface.\nSkypli - Skype search engine.\nSnapchat # Snapchat OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Snapchat attack surface.\nSnap Map - Watch Snaps submitted by Snapchatters around the world.\nTelegram # Awesome Telegram OSINT - Massive list of Telegram Tools.\nTelegram Analytics - Telegram channels and groups catalog in addition chat monitoring.\nTelegram Database - Telegram Search Engine.\nTikTok # TikTok OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the TikTok attack surface.\nTikTok OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate TikTok investigations.\nVidnice - TikTok search engine.\nTumblr # Tumblr OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Tumbler attack surface.\nTumblr OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate Tumblr investigations.\nTumblr OSINT Techniques - Breakdown of many tactics and techniques for OSINT on Tumblr.\nTwitter/X.com # Birdhunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Twitter posts.\nBot Sentinel - Helps you find and block trolls and fake Twitter accounts.\nFoller.me - Free people search engine finds social media profiles, public records, and more!\nNitter - Access Twitter through a privacy front end without an account.\nTinfoleak - Search for Twitter users leaks.\nTweet Beaver - If you’re doing research that involves a Twitter user, TweetBeaver is a great resource. Use it for things like downloading a user’s friends list, downloading a user’s followers list, checking to see if two accounts follow one another, and much more.\nTweetdeck - TweetDeck offers a more convenient Twitter experience by letting you view multiple timelines in one easy interface. It includes a host of advanced features to help get the most of Twitter: Manage multiple Twitter accounts, schedule Tweets for posting in the future, build Tweet collections, and more.\nTwitter OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Twitter attack surface.\nSpoonbill - Spoonbill lets you see profile changes from the people you follow on Twitter or other social networks.\nTrendsmap - Tracks hashtag trends by location.\nTweeterID - Pull your Twitter user ID.\nGetvidfy.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nSavetweetvid.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nURLs # HackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nMOZ Link Explorer - The world\u0026rsquo;s best backlink checker with over 40 trillion links.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nShorteners.grayhatwarfare.com - Search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nURLScan - A sandbox for the web.\nVehicles # Autocheck - Search by Vin or License Plate. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nFaxvin - Search by Vin. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nLicensesearch.org - Can be used to search License plates and Drivers licenses for a fee.\nSkipTracer - Python-based search engine program, that searches lots of different categories, Name, email, phone etc. In particular you can search License Plate info which is the most unique feature of this app.\nVehicle-OSINT-Collection - A comprehensive list of websites, add-ons, repositories, and other tools useful for finding information on a target vehicle ^2^\nVulnerabilities # Aqua Vulnerability Database - Vulnerabilities and weaknesses in open source applications and cloud native infrastructure.\nCapec.Mitre.org - A site that tracks common attack patterns.\nCloudvulndb.org - The Open Cloud Vulnerability \u0026amp; Security Issue Database.\nCVEDetails - The ultimate security vulnerability datasource.\nCVE.org - Another site that tracks identifies defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nGitHub Advisory Database - Security vulnerability database inclusive of CVEs and GitHub originated security advisories.\nLibraries.io - Open source package tracker.\nMITRE CVE - Another site that identifies, defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nMitre.org - A site that tracks common weaknesses across all software.\nNIST NVD - The National Vulnerability Database, that lists known threats and vulnerabilities.\nOssindex.sonatype.org - A free catalogue of open source components and scanning tools to help developers identify vulnerabilities, understand risk, and keep their software safe.\nOpencve.io - Easiest way to track CVE updates and be alerted about new vulnerabilities.\nOsv.dev - Open Source Vulnerability tracker.\nRapid7 - DB - Vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSecurity.snyk.io - Open Source Vulnerability Database.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVulDB - Number one vulnerability database.\nVulmon - Vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nVulners.com - Your Search Engine for Security Intelligence.\nVulnIQ - Vulnerability intelligence and management solution.\nWifi Discovery and Scanning # Acrylic WiFi - WiFi analysis, site survey \u0026amp; troubleshooting.\nAvast Wi-Fi Finder - Avast Wi-Fi Finder is an app to help you find free WiFi networks around you. Just check the map and take a look at the different points that show up. Tapping one of them gives you more information: the name of the network, whether it requires a password, etc.\nFree WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nNetwork Tools - Phone App for tracking all sorts of network metrics.\nOpen WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nWiFinder -\n"},{"id":15,"href":"/political-tools/","title":"Political","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;He knows nothing and thinks he knows everything. That points clearly to a political career.\u0026rdquo; -George Bernard Shaw\nHere at Liberty Tools we believe in looking at alternatives to electoral politics. We believe that in terms of advancing freedom electoral politics has mostly been a lost battle, or very often is actually counter productive. However we do have great respect for anyone who is trying to advance freedom as part of the political process, and continuing in the footsteps of the great politicians such as Ron Paul.\n🏛️ Find Representatives \u0026amp; Voting Info # Govtrack – Look up your Congressional representatives and their voting records. Vote.org – Polling Place Locator – Find out where to vote. Ballotpedia – Discover open races, ballot measures, candidate info, and more. IV3 – Verify your voter roll info, report inaccuracies, and track updates. 💵 Money in Politics # Opensecrets – Follow campaign finance and lobbying data. ALLRegreen – Track campaign contributions by industry and individual donors. Follow The Crypto – See cryptocurrency donations to politicians. Check My Donation – Check if your name has been used fraudulently in political donations. 📊 Government Transparency \u0026amp; Spending # Open the Books – Audit government spending at federal, state, and local levels. Data Republican – Explore federal grant allocations, charity, and NGO funding. DogeAI - A new AI project trying to expose political corruption. 🏢 Political Appointees \u0026amp; Local Involvement # OurPublicService.org – Appointee Tracker – Track political appointees in federal positions. Run Locally – Libertarian Party initiative to support local candidates. "},{"id":16,"href":"/privacy/","title":"Privacy","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The Cypherpunks are actively engaged in making the networks safer for privacy. Let us proceed together apace. Onward\u0026rdquo; - Eric Hughes\nPrivacy is a fundamental tenet of a free society. Corporations and governments are gathering data at record rates and will happily sell it to the highest bidder. In the era of social media, doxxing, twitter mobs and rising crime, take back your privacy to protect yourself and your family.\nAll in one Privacy Solutions # Cloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Cloaked is not Open Source. Though they do plan to open source their project in the future. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nMySudo - All in one privacy solution. MySudo offers services for phones, profiles, emails, virtual credit cards and more. MySudo doesnt always work well on non Android OSes like Calyx and you often need a google supported phone for activation, but once you activate it, it should work fine on Graphene.\nBrowsers # Brave - From the original creators of Firefox, Brave aims to use maximum privacy as a default. With ad blocking, phishing blocking, fingerprint and cookie blocking all enabled by default. Brave does offer ad payments in its own crypto token BAT, which has drawn some criticism from privacy advocates - In Depth Review\nDecentr - Brand new blockchain-based browser. Pays out in their own token for browsing search, much like Brave.\nFirefox - Firefox has a long-established history of competing with the most well-known browsers as the longest-serving open-source alternative. However, due to recent changes by Firefox in order to gain more revenue, we NO longer recommend them. Check out more here.\nLibreWolf - LibreWolf is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks.\nMullvad Browser - The Mullvad Browser is a privacy-focused web browser developed in a collaboration between Mullvad VPN and the Tor Project. It’s designed to minimize tracking and fingerprinting. You could say it’s a Tor Browser to use without the Tor Network. Instead, you can use it with a trustworthy VPN. The idea is to provide one more alternative – beside the Tor Network – to browse the internet with more privacy. To get as many people as possible to fight the big data gathering of today. To free the internet from mass surveillance.\nPrivacy Tests - In-depth comparison of browser privacy.\nTor Browser - Tor Browser is your choice if you need an extra layer of anonymity. It\u0026rsquo;s a modified version of Firefox, which comes with pre-installed privacy add-ons, encryption, and an advanced proxy. It\u0026rsquo;s not recommended to install additional browser addons. Plugins or addons may bypass Tor or compromise your privacy. While TOR is the best in privacy, it is also notoriously slow.\nWaterfox - Waterfox is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks. Not quite as private as something like LibreWolf, but makes up for it in speed and functionality.\nBrowser Exposure Checks # Cover Your Tracks and EFF Tool - A project from the EFF. Cover Your Tracks is two things: a tool for users to understand how unique and identifiable their browser makes them online, and a research project to uncover the tools and techniques of online trackers and test the efficacy of privacy add-ons. In Depth Breakdown and Review\nIpleak - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDNSLeaktest - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDeviceInfo - Checks computer hardware and software specs\nAm I Unique -Checks your IP and browser public info.\nBlacklight- Check third party trackers\nBrowserspy - When you surf around the internet your browser leaves behind a trail of digital footprints. Websites can use these footprints to check your system. BrowserSpy.dk is a service where you can check just what information it\u0026rsquo;s possible to gather from your system, just by visiting a website.\nPrivacy.net - What information can a website find out about you when you visit it? A lot more than you probably realize. This tool lists information that any website, advertisement, and widget can collect from your web browser. Such information could be used to identify you and/or track your behavior using tactics like IP lookups and browser fingerprinting. While none of this may be considered personally identifiable information (PII), the profile drawn from all these pieces of information can be so distinct that it can only plausibly match a single person.\nPersonaldata.info - Check what data your browser is leaking, and other tools.\nBrowser Extensions # AdNauseam - Extension that randomly opens ads to obfuscate tracking.\nBypass Paywalls - App that lets you get past paywalls to view otherwise paid content.\nCanvas Fingerprint Defender - Creates fake Canvas IDs to prevent fingerprinting.\nClear Browsing Data - Clear browsing data like cookies, history, and cache directly from the browser toolbar.\nDissenter - Browser extension that allows you to comment on any web page free of censorship.\nGoogle Teller - App that beeps every time a connection with Google is made.\nHTTPS Everywhere - Encrypts your communications with many major websites, making your browsing more secure.\nLibRedirect - Redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends like Newpipe, Nitter, Wikiless, etc.\nLocalCDN - Emulates Content Delivery Networks to improve your online privacy by intercepting traffic and injecting supported resources locally.\nMailvelope - Privacy-focused email web extension to securely encrypt your emails with PGP using webmail providers.\nMozilla Containers - Allows you to separate your browsing experience into different color-coded tabs to help protect your privacy.\nNoScript - Allows JavaScript and other potentially harmful content to be executed only by trusted websites of your choice.\nPrivacy Badger - Stops advertisers and trackers from secretly tracking where you go and what pages you look at on the web.\nPrivacy Possum - Monkey wrenches common commercial tracking methods by reducing and falsifying the data gathered by tracking companies.\nSnowFlake - Helps people in censored countries access the Internet without restrictions by acting as a proxy.\nTerms of Service; Didn\u0026rsquo;t Read - Provides short and quick summaries about the terms and privacy policies of websites you browse.\nTrackMeNot - Protects privacy in web-search by issuing randomized queries to common search engines.\nuBlock Origin - Free, open-source ad content blocker that increases security and privacy in your browser.\nWatch on Odysee - Redirects you from YouTube to Odysee, a decentralized YouTube alternative.\nComputers # Computer Manufacturers # Purism - Open Source company. Makes Open Source Laptops, Phones and Servers. Partners with other liberty focused companies like Start 9. Accepts Bitcoin as a method of payment. Also offers a private phone data plan. Shipping is known to be very slow in some cases. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nStarLabs - A computer company that sells a wide range of linux computers that come preconfigured with multiple different distros. Also includes a linux based tablet. Accepts Bitcoin\nSystem76 - Well known American Linux Company. Developed and pioneered Pop-OS operating system, A user friendly Ubuntu/Debian Fork.\nTuxedoComputers - High quality Linux focused computers. German company, only communicates in German.\nComputer Operating Systems # CNIX - A simple Linux distro that puts privacy first, but it\u0026rsquo;s much less intense than TAILS or QUBES.\nDistro Watch - Distro Watch tracks and rates all Linux Operating systems.\nLinuxMint - Linux distro for beginners.\nPop!_OS - Ubuntu Fork built by a dedicated Linux Hardware Company System76. Pop!_OS is one of the easiest and cleanest Linux distros around.\nQubesOS - a privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. Qubes requires a bit more hardware as it runs several virtual machines to segregate your applications to better ensure your privacy.\nReactOS - An Open Source OS designed to mimic the Windows file system.\nTAILS - A privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. With TAILS all traffic is routed through TOR and all of your data is deleted as soon as the computer is turned off.\nUbuntu - The long term gold standard for beginner Linux users.\nData Removal # AccountKiller- Website that helps you find and delete a wide range of old accounts across multiple platforms through specific account/platform targeting.\nCreditFreeze- Freeze your Credit in the event of a data breach\nCyberOneIntel - CyberOneIIntel claims to find what other services can\u0026rsquo;t - including social media accounts, employment history, dating profiles, gaming profiles, dark web credential breaches, indexed search engine occurrences, and much more.\nData Broker Opt Out List - massive list of data sites to opt out of manually.\nData Brokers List - Links to purge your data manually from data brokers\nData Opt Out - Links to requests to manually delete data from multiple websites and platforms.\nDeleteMe - Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. In Depth Discussion\nEasyOptOuts - Cheap service to remove your accounts from Data Brokers\nHacked - Paid service that helps you recover from hacks and exposed personal data. Service can help with deleting videos or images from website or social media platforms. Service can also help you recover hacked accounts if you have lost access.\nJustDeleteMe - A directory of direct links to delete your account from web services. If you would like to delete a wide range of your accounts manually, JustDeleteMe can link you directly to the section of page where you can easily delete your account.\nMyDataRemoval - Another competitor for purging personal information, Name, Home address etc. Review\nOneRep - Alternative to DeleteMe. Offers a free trial and more deletion services but does have some negative reviews. One Rep is known for automating this process and not using employee manual checks. In Depth Review\nOptery - Removes Your Home Address, Phone and Other Private Info from Google, and 220+ Sites Review\nRedact - App that will delete your social media presence including specific comments and posts on multiple platforms. Includes FB, Reddit, Discord, Twitter etc…\nRemove Data from web Archive - Guide to remove your data from archive sites\nSayMine- Automated service that pulls your emails to find accounts created and sends them emails for data removal request. Be careful though, as this can sometimes cause you to send information to companies that you may have received emails from, but do not actually have an account with and thus actually giving them more information than they had in the first place. Saymine also offers corporate privacy services.\nDead Mans Switch # BqETH - BeQth is a trustless dead mans switch based on the Polygon network, an Ethereum Layer 2. BeQth lets you create a smart contract on the polygon blockchain that will send out our secret data via email to whoever you wish after an allotted amount of time. Transactions are all encrypted and totally on chain. Users can essentially mine the algorithm to unlock secret keys by the allotted time, essentially allowing for users to mine secrets. Does not require KYC. CipherWill - A non crypto based E2E dead mans switch service. Your secrets are encrypted with 256 AES encryption and zero knowledge proofs for the best possible security. Requires basic KYC. Gone Mans Switch - Gone Man\u0026rsquo;s Switch is a simple web application that allows you to create messages that will be delivered when you are absent (gone) for a certain period. Fully Self-hosted and open source. You can schedule long term messages to yourself via Telegram, Email or SMS. Sarcophagus - Similar to BeQTH Sarcophagus is also built on the polygon blockchain. Sarcophagus is decentralized, open-source and DAO owned + operated. They believe bringing dead man\u0026rsquo;s switch functionality to the web3 ecosystem can empower and provide security infrastructure for an entire generation of applications, regardless of their size Email # Email Providers # Email cannot offer the same fundamental privacy of other communication protocols. Use better tools when it matters. Nevertheless, it remains an essential tool in every day life, and the following providers offer excellent privacy.\n10 Minute Mail - Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.- Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.\n33Mail - Unlimited private email aliases.\nBeeble - Encrypted email and data storage. Uses hybrid AED and PGP encryption methods. Uses decentralized server infrastructure.\nFastMail - No free version. In Depth Review.\nLavabit - The company responsible for setting the Seppuku Pledge precedent. Originally used by Edward Snowden, Lavabit refused to give up information on him to the US Government. Lavabit shut down before handing over information and re-opened years later.\nMailbox - Private email with cloud services. In Depth Review.\nMailcow - Self-hosting email isn\u0026rsquo;t recommended, but Mailcow is an application that can help simplify the process. Article on the difficulties with Email.\nMailfence - Encrypted email service based in Belgium.\nMigadu - Email hosting service that doesn\u0026rsquo;t track and lets you add in unlimited domains and accounts for cheap.\nPax Mail - A lesser-known privacy-focused email provider, Pax offers paid-only accounts to provide full email services that do not compromise their values. Specifically created for Freedom lovers. Their values are listed clearly here.\nProtonMail - All data is stored in an encrypted state, and decrypted by the client. Emails between Proton users are end-to-end encrypted. The client-side code is open source. Proton servers are located in Switzerland. Basic accounts are free. Additional storage and features are available through paid plans, which can be paid for in Bitcoin. In-depth review from Restore Privacy.\nTutanota - Similar to Proton, all data is stored in an encrypted state, and emails between users are end-to-end encrypted. Tutanota servers are located in Germany, which is part of the 14 Eyes. Free and paid options available.\nEmail Clients # FairEmail - Fully featured, open source, privacy friendly email app for Android. Uses OpenKeychain to decrypt messages and optionally encrypt messages. Review\nK-9 - Mobile open source email client. Review\nMailSpring - Opensource. Great free email client, works with a variety of email providers. Does not work with Protonmail.\nThunderbird - Thunderbird is a free and open-source cross-platform email client developed by the Mozilla Foundation, the people who are behind the Firefox web browser. Been around for awhile, can be a bit buggy at times.\nEmail Aliases # Abine/Blur - Provides email and Debit card aliases. Albine provides several other options as well. Paid Service offered along with other services. Review\nAnonAddy - Very Similar product to Simple Login. In Depth Review Comparison Review of SL and AA\nFirefox Relay - Free email alias service. Also offers paid phone relay service. Review\nSimple Login - Free cloud services, cheap premium accounts anonymously with Monero. Also offers Self Hosting options.\nFile Encryption # Cryptomator - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nCoze - Coze is an open source cryptographic JSON messaging specification which uses digital signatures to prove identity and ownership over digital files and messages.\nOpenPGP - Lists of several differnt applications that all use the OpenPGP standard.\nPGPTool - Based off the original PGP Alogrithim, PGP tool is a A simple and secure online client-side PGP Key Generator, Encryption and Decryption tool. Generate your PGP Key pairs, encrypt or decrypt messages easily with a few clicks.\nPicoCrypt - Lightweight open source encryption client that’s easy to use, completely free and focuses on only encrypting files and nothing else. Most Encryption apps tend to use AES-256 while Pico uses the new and improved XChaCha20 for encryption. It also uses Argon 2 for key derivation as opposed to SHA for further protection\nVeracrypt - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nFirewalls # Little Snitch - Inbound and Outbound firewall blocking for desktop. MAC OS only.\nOPNsense is a free and open source network FreeBSD-based firewall\nPFSense - Well supported free Open Source network Firewall Software\nPihole - Network wide Ad-Blocker and DNS sinkhole. Can also be used as a DHCP server\nPort Master - Application Firewalls. This program works as a VPN replacement. May break your VPN connection while installed. Works in Linux and Windows.\nSimplewall - Simple Open Source Windows only Firewall\nSnort - Open Source Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)\nInternet Service Providers # FemtoStar - Open Source Satellite internet.\nNomadinternet - Internet for off grid living.\nUkama - A project empowering everyone to build a decentralized cell phone network powered by you to connect the world.\nKillswitches # Buskill - USB ‘dead man’s switch’ locks down (or kills) snatched laptops\nUSBGuard - The USBGuard software framework helps to protect your computer against rogue USB devices (a.k.a. BadUSB) by implementing basic whitelisting and blacklisting capabilities based on device attributes.\nUSBKill - USBKill Python Script allows your computer to lock out if any unapproved USB devices are inserted into your computer. Directly inspired by the arrest of Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht\nMessengers # Bitchat- Launched by Jack Dorsey in 2025, like Briar it uses bluetooth. Other features include: Works Offline on local Bluetooth LE mesh networks, with automatic peer discovery and multi-hop relaying Provides end to end encryption via X25519 key exchange and AES-256-GCM for both private and channel messages. Supports store \u0026amp; forward, caching messages for offline peers until they reconnect Requires no accounts, email addresses, or phone numbers messages live only on users’ devices.\nBriar - Briar doesn’t rely on a central server - messages are synchronized directly between the users’ devices. If the internet’s down, Briar can sync via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, keeping the information flowing in a crisis. If the internet’s up, Briar can sync via the Tor network for additional privacy.\nComparison and Ranks - Detailed comparison of all major messaging apps features and privacy.\nKeet - Peer-to-Peer Chat with high quality Video \u0026amp; Text. Private \u0026amp; Encrypted. Has BTC payment methods built in.\nMatrix - Also commonly known as Element for the most popular Matrix front end. Matrix is a chat Protocol with several different applications that cab be used to participate in the network. Element has full End-to-End encryption, completely open source, fully self hostable and comes with most of the same functionality of Discord or Slack. Also has the ability to Bridge with other chat apps, meaning you can connect Matrix directly to Telegram, or Slack or most other chat apps and mangage those communications via whichever matrix client you choose. Probably the best option for self hosting small companies. Matrix Instance Testing\nMolly- Hardened Signal Fork that is fully open source.\nSignal - An easy-to-use end-to-end encrypted messenger. Long considered the gold standard. Built in auto-delete of messages. standard of chat privacy. Not fully open source. Signal used to require a phone number, but you can now use a username if you prefer. One of the easiest apps to convert normies.\nSilence - A signal fork that picked up SMS direct encryption after Signal decided to no longer pursue it. While you should stay away from SMS whenever possible, it is sometimes still necessary to communicate with certain people this way. And with Silence you can protect yourself. Signal on SMS\nSimpleX - The first messenger without user IDs. SimpleX uses the smart client dumb server model. Meaning you can setup a simple relay to forward your fully encrypted messages to recievers. SimpleX is still early. It has a simple desktop but this isnt fully features currently. In Depth Podcast with the creator.\nSession - Session is an end-to-end encrypted messenger that minimises sensitive metadata, designed and built for people who want absolute privacy and freedom from any form of surveillance. No phone numbers and completely open source.\nTelegram - Easy to use encrypted messaging app. Telegram is NOT End-to-End encrypted by default but does have the option to create E2E secret chats. While its not E2E encrypted it does still encrypt your traffic to the Telegram Servers which is an improvement over SMS. Telegram is simple and is heavily used all across the world, and is a good introduction to a more privacy preserving chat app. However Telegram does have access to user data in its internal servers and has been known to hand that information over at times. Telegram is one of the most used encrypted apps around and as a result can be a haven for scammers.\nThreema - an end-to-end encrypted messenger, similar to Signal. Not a free app. Good overall app, but relatively low userbase due to the non free nature of it.\nWhitenoise - An encrypted messaging app that uses the NOSTR Protocol for private and public key pairs.\nWire - E2E by default. Lots of functionality. Fully open source. Self hosting options available. Built in auto-delete of messages. Can be a bit buggy at times, smaller userbase.\nMetadata Removal # Desktop Metadata removal - Windows and Mac can remove this natively. Linux needs a few steps.\nImagepipe - Android only metadata remover\nMesh Networks # PKT.Cash - PKT uses PacketCrypt, the world’s first bandwidth-hard proof of work. When you connect your home or office internet to the PKT Network, you earn PKT Cash (PKT).PKT mining does not require permission from a centralized company. Miners power the network in a decentralized way, which scales to provide low cost, high speed internet access worldwide.\nOpenmesh - Your Gateway to Building Personalized Data Ecosystems in minutes, instead of weeks. A decentralized node operator that allows for running of various services.\nThreefold - To build an open-source peer-to-peer Internet infrastructure that removes all forms of centralization from the global IT systems. Anything we do needs to improve the planet’s situation and benefit the people around us. Internet access is a human right and it can change everything for the lives of people as an infinite source of tools and information. Our technology was designed to scale ThreeFold anywhere electricity and bandwidth are present.\nMobile # Aliasing # Abine - Offers Phone masking/aliasing for a fee.\nFireFox Relay - Phone Alias service that comes along with an email alias service. Email aliasing is free, phone alias service requires a small monthly fee.)\nSee our All in one Privacy Section for More\nAlternative App Stores # Accrescent - Accrescent is a private and secure Android app store built with modern features in mind. It aims to provide a developer-friendly platform and pleasant user experience while enforcing modern security and privacy practices and offering robust validity guarantees for installed apps.\nAPK-Pure - A site to download and install APK\u0026rsquo;s (install files for phone OSes) this is an easy way to completely bypass app stores. The downside is that your software needs to be updated manually through APK-Pure and is not managed automatically by an app store.\nAptoide - A competitor to the google app store. With over 1 millon apps. While its not specifically privacy focused its a nice alternative when you cant use the regular good app store, or if you cant find what you need in F-Droid.\nAurora Store - A privacy front end for the Google App store. You can find anything you need from google through Aurora. However as this is a front end, it connects to the google app store so that you dont have too. This does require an account. Aurora provides anonymous accounts for you to use, however Google will rate limit these accounts to make them difficult to use sometimes. You can just create your own Gmail account to bypass this if necessary.\nF-Droid - F-Droid is the premier app store for open source apps. For anyone truly intrested in privacy should first check for apps in F-droid before going to mainstream appstores as Fdroid only carries Open Source apps. Completely free, open source and does not require an account.\nObtainium - Obtainium allows you to install and update apps directly from their releases pages, and receive notifications when new releases are made available.\nBurner Phone Numbers # 5sim - Over 500,000 Numbers Originating from Around 180 Countries Online. Low fees. Does not take cryptocurrency.\nBurnerApp - Burner Phone numbers. Usually work for services like Amazon and Twitter\nCrypton - Affordability meets security: For the cost of a movie ticket per month, get a physical SIM phone number. All your messages are encrypted with your personal key, protecting them from prying eyes.\nFreePhoneNum - One time Use burner numbers. Many services wont accept these.\nPhone Blur - offers the use of non-VoIP US phone numbers for account verification, multi-factor authentication, and other needs. Formerly Text Secure.\nSMSPool - Privacy focused non voip SMS burner numbers with area codes from all over the world. Company accepts cryptocurrency including Monero. Cheap options that are known to work with difficult providers like Discord or Twitter.\nSMS4SATS - Bitcoin focused SMS numbers that utilize Bitcoins Layer 2, Lightning network.\nTelnum - Burner Numbers and permanent numbers via Monero\nTossable Digits - Alternative to Google voice for phone porting. Also provides multiple phone numbers.\nMobile Operating Systems # CalyxOS - A privacy focused de-Googled Android Alternative that’s more privacy focused than Lineage but more user friendly than Graphene. Only available on Google Pixel models.\nE.foundation - Degoogled Phone OS that works with most major phone models\nGraphene OS - The king of Privacy phones. Completely de-googled heavily privacy focused phone App Store. Only available on Google Pixel models. Install Guide and Another install guide\nHavoc-OS - Similar to Lineage with large compatibility of devices. Works on over 150 devices. Still available but not a lot of updates.\nLineage – An open source Android alternative that’s compatible with most major Smart Phone and other Android Devices. Does not have a locked bootloader, which is a slight security concern.\nPlexus - App that lists compatibility of over 1000 phone apps for Open source phone roms.\nUbuntu Touch - Open Source Phone and Tablet Rom.\nMobile Phones # Above Phone - The Above Phone offers Graphene OS phones for sale along with their own services like \u0026ldquo;Above VPN\u0026rdquo; along with additional support to help you get fully migrated over to their ecosystem.\nDe-googled - Sells De-googled phones, Lineage Calyx and Graphene - Takes crypto\nEfani - Company that offers Sim Swap protection and prevention. \u0026ldquo;Efani works like any other carrier, except Efani adds exceptional security to your plan via an impressive security tech stack.\u0026rdquo;\nFairphone - Sustainable phone that lets your replace all parts in the phone. Will support CalyxOS soon. currently only available in the UK. Also offers sustainable headphones and other items.\nFreedomphone - NOT RECOMMENDED. Privacy focused phone marketing towards conservatives. OS Is closed source, with little in the way of details on how anything actually works. Backed by conservative commentator Candace Owens.\nFrequency Check - App that lets you check what plans and locations your phone is compatible with.\nIsland - Sandboxing app for Stock Android\nMamushi- Specializes in Calyx OS , Accepts Monero.\nMark37 - A full service Christian privacy company that specializes in their \u0026ldquo;Ghost Phone\u0026rdquo; a Graphene OS phone with custom config. Offers several other privacy services and devices.\nNitrokey - Phones with Mics and Cameras removed\nPine64 - Completely Open Source Phone. May have some compatibility issues.\nPrivate Phone Shop - Fully configured privacy focused phones you purchase. Primarily offers Lineage and Graphene OS. Also offers other privacy services.\nProject Guardian - A physical phone silencing device. A new machine that silences all noise going into your phone from your micophone. All you have to do is set your phone on top of the device and it blocks all incoming sound. Also provides wireless charging. Can be used with two phones at a time.\nPurism - NOT RECOMENDED. Completely Open Source Phone from the ground up, however this comes with many difficulties including supply chain issues. Purism has been known to have very late deliveries in some cases as long as years with no refunds. Order with caution.\nRoninMobile - RoninDojo a bitcoin privacy company, now makes pixel based phones with options for both Calyx and Graphene.\nUnplugged Phone - Unplugged phone is a closed source privacy phone touted by many conservative influencers. It offers its own ecosystem of privacy apps. However many of these apps arent likely to be very useful since you need their phone in order to use them. Given this and the closed source nature of the software we cannot recomend this phone at this time. You are better off with known Open-source alternatives.\nVolla Phone - A minimalist design and new operating concept with the springboard, quick menu and collections. Comes with either Volla OS or Ubuntu Touch installed.\nMobile Service Providers # AweSIM - Privacy focused phone service. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nFreedomPop - Cheap and in some cases free VOIP plans.\nInvisv - Privacy focused phone service. INVISV Relay brings Multi-Party Relay (MPR) privacy to Android, offering a service that decouples trust: where INVISV\u0026rsquo;s job is to ensure that nobody but you has all your critical information. In effect, your requests for data from the Internet, whether with a web browser or with any other app, are unlinked from your identity, and neither INVISV nor our infrastructure partners nor your broadband Internet provider nor a mobile operator can link your identity and your Internet usage and location together.\nSIMXL - e-SIMs Accessible for Everyone, that accepts Monero.\nSilent Link - A real phone number provider not a VOIP number, that can be acquired anonymously. Only allows for incoming calls, but also provides a cheap data plan. Does not always provide the best service. A backup data plan is not a bad idea with this service while using Silent link primarily for privacy.\nVOIP Providers # Hushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nJMP - Private VOIP numbers. Uses the company Telnyx on the back end, but it try\u0026rsquo;s to make this process simpler for a small fee, as you can use Telnyx directly for cheaper fees and good privacy but the process is quite difficult.\nPassword Managers # Password managers are one of the few security tools that makes your life easier. With all of your passwords in one place, often including a password autofill so that you don\u0026rsquo;t have to even type your password, which also helps to keep you safe from keylogging or should surfing attacks.\nBitwarden - FOSS password manager. Free cloud password management, or you can completely self host. 2FA is easily configurable as well. Decryption happens on your client device not on the server, meaning your passwords are encrypted if the server is compromised. Bitwarden also has a password generator, and allows for multiple password encrypted password accounts making it perfect for a small enterprise solution.\nKeepass - The top local password manager. Instead of setting up a server you can run your password manager directly on your personal work machine.\nPasswordSafe - A local password Manager that utilizes Blowfish. Created by security expert and old school cypherpunk Bruce Schneier. Works on windows and Linux.\nVPNMentor Secure Password Generator - Online Password generator for when you aren\u0026rsquo;t working with a standard password manager. Provides other high quality VPN and password related tools as well, like a password strength checker.\nPrivacy for Cars # 49dollarmontanaregisteredagent - Montana based company that creates LLC’s and will register your car to that LLC in Montana thus keeping your name unattached to the car. Montana has the added benefit of a one time registration for cars over 11 years old and no emissions or safety checks\nDeflock - Deflock is a site that tracks \u0026ldquo;Flock\u0026rdquo; ALPR camera readers. Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) are cameras that capture images of all passing license plates, storing details like the car\u0026rsquo;s location, date, and time. These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles—regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. While these systems can be useful for tracking stolen cars or wanted individuals, they are mostly used to track the movements of innocent people.\nFreedomev - Open source software for Tesla cars. Still in development.\nGhostPlate - Physical device that lets you temporarily obscure your license plate.\nNotmyPlate - App that lets you request to legally opt out of License plate collection data via the GDPR. Not likely to be super helpful in non EU countries.\nOpen Auto - An open source alternative to Android Auto, and app that helps you utilize your phone wild driving.\nOpen XC - OpenXC is a combination of open source hardware and software that lets you extend your vehicle with custom applications and pluggable modules. It uses standard, well-known tools to open up a wealth of data from the vehicle to developers, even beyond OBD-II.\nPlate Privacy - A project by the Institute for Justice to track car camera software and fight back.\nPrivacyforCars - Delete your data from rental cars after you are no longer using them. Website also provides a lot of other privacy education on vehicles.\nVehiclePrivacyreport - Check for status of vehicles internet connection to the manufacturers\nPrivacy Resources and Education # Podcasts # Citadel Dispatch - Hosted by Matt Odell a Freedom and Bitcoin Advocate.\nClosed Network - Privacy and security podcast focused on the everyday person and using simple tools and techniques to become a smaller target for online attacks.\nOptOut - Hosted by privacy and freedom advocate Seth for Privacy, covering a wide range of privacy related issues.\nPrivacy Security and Osint - Hosted by the king of privacy, Micahel Bazzell, covers a wide range of privacy, security and Osint. Currently on a hiatus.\nSurveillance Report - Joint hosted by Privacy advocates Henry from Techlore and Nate from the New Oil. Break down of weekly data leaks and privacy incursions.\nWatchMan Privacy - Hosted by Gabriel Custodiet, a principled privacy and freedom advocate.\nOther Privacy Lists # alternativeto.net\nbrainfucksec.github.io/a-good-privacy-list\ndegoogle.jmoore.dev/#replacementsalternatives\ngithub.com/mendel5/alternative-front-ends\ngithub.com/mjovanc/awesome-decentralized\ngithub.com/pluja/awesome-privacy\nlopp.net/bitcoin-information/privacy.html\nnomoregoogle.com\nPrism-Break\nproducthunt.com\nprivacyfirstproducts.softr.app\nprivacytools.io\nreddit.com/r/privacy/wiki/de-google\nsovereignstack.tools\nPurchase Proxys # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nAnonShop - This one works a bit different. You pick a product you want and send the link to AL. AL will then purchase the item and send it to a nearby locker based on your zip code. All paid with Monero. This currently only works for Amazon orders.\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPurse.io - A purchase proxy that offers up to 15% discounts with crypto and users will purchase products for you. Currently takes BTC, BCH and lightning.\nRouters # Anyone - A harward based internet router/proxy that provides privacy by default.\nFlash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router,that prioritizes network wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come per-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers than can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that thats forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls and a virtual server seperate from the Firewall OS.\nSearch # Brave Search - Private search results, using its own indexer, with full search transparency. Aims to be one of the biggest competitors to google. In Depth Review\nDuckDuckGo - Biggest privacy focused search engine, they have admitted to censoring in some cases, but overall still better than Google.\nKagi - Privacy respecting search engine does not track any info or provide any ads and no data mining or IP collecting. Requires an account and limits amount of searches per day for free accounts. Offers paid accounts as well. Not Open Source. Privacy policy\nMojeek - Search engine that claims to use its own indexer and does not rely on search results from Bing or Google\nPresearch - Decentralized search engine that pays you out per search with their own token. You can also run a node and get paid out in their token provided you meet the minimum requirements.\nSearx - Searx is probably the most hard-core of the options, but provides a very solid experience and search results across multiple sources.\nSearch Ranking and Analysis\nWhoogle - A google search proxy that can be hosted. Check out Seth for Privacys public instance of Whoogle It’s easy to self-host, if desired.Public instances\nShipping Services # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) # Cloak - Experimental new program. it works by masquerading proxied traffic as normal web browsing activities. In contrast to traditional tools which have very prominent traffic fingerprints and can be blocked by simple filtering rules, it\u0026rsquo;s very difficult to precisely target Cloak with little false positives. This increases the collateral damage to censorship actions as attempts to block Cloak could also damage services the censor state relies on.\nGuardster - Anonymizer service that provides an alternative to VPN.\nIVPN - No logs, regularly audited VPN service, No customer data stored, Clear privacy policy, Transparent ownership and team, Strong ethics: no trackers, no false promises, no surveillance ads. In Depth Reviews\nKagi - (Note: appears in search section as well, if you want to keep just one mention, you can.)\nLN VPN - VPN service based on the lightning network. You can purchase and use wireguard based VPN services all on lightning. Also offers phone numbers per country all paid via lightning.\nLokiNet - New experimental TOR competitor.\nMullvad - Mullvad has a long reputation of preserving privacy. Mullvad does not log traffic, proven by a police raid. Allows anonymous sign ups, Accepts Monero for payment for Premium accounts. Uses a killswitch and uses Wireguard for speed and security. Provides a mobile app and desktop app. The Mobile app can be a bit finicky for some people. Does not have an app kill switch. In Depth Review\nNym - A new VPN project that works to implement new tech inlcuding mixnets, zk-nyms, post quantum tech and more. Backed by Wikileaks Chelsea Manning.\nPIA - PIA is a solid VPN provider that accepts BTC, uses Wireguard offers cheap rates. PIA is also well known for providing static Ip’s for your VPN. This can be useful for some services that block general VPN access. PIA does not keep logs for privacy concerns. Does not include a kill switch In Depth Review\nSentinel- A decentralized crypto currency backed VPN built on the Cosmos blockchain that aims to provide a decentralized VPN.\nVopono - App for managing Split tunneling in VPN’s. Split tunneling lets you send some traffic through a VPN and delegate specific traffic exempt to the VPN Encrypted tunnel or traffic. This can be useful when trying to use certain apps locally on a LAN. Some VPN Apps have this built in, but this isnt always accessible on all VPN’s or on all versions of the VPN. For Example Proton VPN has this function built in on the Windows version and the Mobile version but not on the linux desktop version.\nVPN Rankings and breakdowns by privacy advocate Techlore more VPN Rankings and More Rankings\nVPNMentor - Offers a wide range of VPN related education, in addition to VPN related tools and more VPN Rankings.\n"},{"id":17,"href":"/self-hosting/","title":"Self Hosting","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If something is free, you’re not the customer; you’re the product.” ― Bruce Schneier\nWhile privacy tools are fantastic, they sometimes miss the true root of the problem. In times of increasing censorship and data theft, owning your data is the best way to increase your privacy and security while dramatically reducing your ability to be censored. When done right, much of this can be done very cheaply. If you already own your hardware much of the software is free or very cheap. Instead of never ending subscriptions and increasing costs with big tech, simply remove them from your life by self hosting. Take back your digital sovereignty.\nCamera Systems # Ezvidoo - EZVidoo is a free CCTV surveillance software for Windows, Linux, and Raspberry Pi. It supports IP Cameras by default, local USB cams, and Camera Audios.EZVidoo also supports numerous sensor types as motion, audio, object, face, and person sensors. By default, it offers a recording support on 24/7 basic, and features, alerts, notifications and mobile access. Not open source.\nIspyconnect - Free and Open source Camera software. Compatible with a wide range of camera devices.\nKerberos.io - An open, scalable and modular solution that supports your use cases at home up to large scale production video landscapes.\nCloud Document Services # Cryptpad - End-to-end encrypted and open-source collaboration suite, that can be used in the cloud or self-hosted. Google docs alternative.\nOnlyOffice - Includes Free Cloud, Paid Cloud, and Self-Hosted options.\nStandard Notes - One of the top note-taking apps. Self-hostable, includes 2FA, E2E, scheduled email backups and more. Charges for the higher level plans with more features.\nCloud Hosting # Open Source as a Service # Cryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nDisroot - Privacy-focused ecosystem. Provides multiple cloud services. Including Email, Nextcloud, Cryptpad etc…\nFederated.Computer - Great open-source replacements for Dropbox, Google Workplace, Zoom, Slack, Airtable, Mailchimp, 1Password, Netlify, Github, Calendy, your spying VPN and much more for the low price of $39 a month. As many users as you want. Only pay for more storage when/if you need it.Federated includes Human Support and full Backups. The benefits of self-hosting without the day-to-day high-stakes drudgery. Affiliate Link\nKoofr - Allows for importing of Drive, Dropbox etc. Privacy-focused cloud storage free up to 10 Gb’s. ^1,2^\nNextCloud - Self-hosted cloud software for a massive amount of options. Takes a bit of config, but nextcloud functions as a full Google Docs replacement in addition to many other options including music and video hosting. Also provides cloud hosting if you do not wish to self-host. Next Cloud is currently available in other Privacy-focused ecosystems like Start9, Umbrel, Yunohost, Dietpi and many more, with just a few clicks. Or you can self-host on your OS of choice.\nLink Tree Alternatives # AllMyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nCoinDrop - Like link tree but specifically for crypto web wallets. All your wallets and donation methods in one simple place.\nLibertyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nOperating Systems # While more well-known OSes like Windows server or Ubuntu server are great, there are other lesser-known OSes purpose-built to help people self-host, by pre-packaging applications in nice ready-made GUI. This can be especially useful for less technical users.\nAva.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, NEAR, Avalanche and more.\nCASA OS - Community-based open source software focused on delivering simple personal cloud experience around Docker ecosystem. Despite the name CASA OS is not an OS. It is an app similar to Umbrel or Citadel, a GUI for docker images. Comes with some unique apps, like Nginx Proxy Manager and Cloudflare Tunnels. Also provides Clearnet support with a fairly flexible set of config options. Also has a nice simple GUI for file uploads, this is especially useful with something like Jellyfin or Calibre-Web.\nCitadel - Umbrel open source Fork offering much of the same options.\nCloudron - Cloudron is unique in that it offers offsite backups to AWS, includes a built-in firewall that monitors all traffic and comes with its own built-in email server.\nCoolify - An open-source \u0026amp; self-hostable Heroku / Netlify alternative.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Storj, Zcash, Cosmos Tornado Cash and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nDietPI - A Linux distro OS. Dietpi comes with over 200 app packages and dependencies built in. While more command line skills are required than Umbrel or Embassy, Dietpi makes it very easy to install over 100 apps and dependencies. While largely built for Raspberry Pi, Dietpi also has specific images created for a wide range of hardware. Dietpi is a bit more difficult than platforms like Yunohost, but runs a bit more reliably and offers more total tools, including backups, VPN integration, clearnet, and more. Documentation is better than Yunohost, but could still be improved.\nFulmo - A lighting network focused OS configured to run on a Raspberry Pi.\nFreedomBox - Another OS that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Currently more limited than most of the other OSes in terms of apps in the internal app store.\nHome Lab OS - HomelabOS allows anyone to easily deploy, backup, restore, and maintain over 100 different applications and services. Everything from video players, to home automation, to chat services. These services can continue to function at full speed on your LAN even when your external internet is completely offline.\nMoneroOS - OS dedicated to Monero mining.\nMy Node BTC - Another OS that focuses primarily on Bitcoin Software. Includes BTCPay Server, Dojo, Whirlpool, Join Market and much more. Comes with Clearnet, Tor, and I2P.\nPinode-XMR - PiNode-XMR is a completely free and open source suite of tools to help a user run their own Monero node with ease. PiNode-XMR is designed for use with single board computers (SBC) such as the Raspberry Pi, Pine64 or Odroid hardware to allow for very cheap node setup and minimal 24/7 running costs due to low power usage.\nPiBox - Currently has a small offering of Apps but is working on adding more. Notable Apps are Nextcloud, Jellyfin and Homeassistant.\nProxMox - Proxmox is the primary open source solution for virtual machine hosting. Like VmWare or Hyper V except Proxmox offers you the ability to run multiple virtual servers on a single physical server, easily allowing you to run several different software Operating systems for zero cost. Comes with snapshots, backups, server monitoring and much more. Find a list of Proxmox based scripts here\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nRunTipi - Tipi is a personal homeserver orchestrator. It is running docker containers under the hood and provides a simple web interface to manage them. Every service comes with an opinionated configuration in order to remove the need for manual configuration and network setup. RunTipi comes with Clearnet configuration, but this can be a bit buggy in some cases. This is still very much in development.\nStart9 - Start OS makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy, not completely open source. Currently routes all services over TOR or lets you host over LAN. This increases privacy but can make things more difficult to interact with Non TOR/Start9 users. Heavily supports bitcoin software and includes a NOSTR node and several other tools. While there is currently no clearnet support, StartOS is overall very stable. Start9 also offers some of the better documentation and error handling. Save 5% on any S9 Server with code \u0026ldquo;LOTR\u0026rdquo;\nUBOS - A newer project. Less impressive interface and less apps than some of the other projects.\nUmbrel - Interface that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Beautiful interface but still needs a few bugs worked out. Apps are difficult to config after being setup. Offers lots of Bitcoin Node Software. Umbrel and StartOS are very similar options as they both focus heavily on BTC and Lightning nodes and currently offer only LAN and TOR hosting. Umbrel offers more apps but Start OS offers a much more reliable platform. Umbrel is not an OS but rather an GUI application manager for Docker.\nYunoHost - Free and Open Source with over 100 apps. Yuno host comes with Clearnet support with your own custom domains and offers you free pre-selected domains you can use. Yunohost has a nice troubleshooting tool that helps you find issues with port/firewall troubleshooting. Yunohost has a lot of features but can be a bit buggy at times.\nMedia Center OSes # If you are currently running a Roku, Amazon Firestick, or pretty much any other store-bought hardware device for media streaming, it\u0026rsquo;s very likely that it sends out massive amounts of data back to different companies. This is terrible for privacy, self-sovereignty, security, and internet bandwidth. While it\u0026rsquo;s difficult to purchase hardware that does not do this, you can set up your own version with some of the following user-friendly Operating systems.\nLibreElec - LibreELEC is a lightweight ‘Just enough OS’ Linux distribution purpose-built for Kodi on current and popular mediacentre hardware.\nOSMC - OSMC (Open Source Media Center) is a free and open source media player based on Linux. Founded in 2014, OSMC lets you play back media from your local network, attached storage, and the Internet. OSMC is the leading media center in terms of feature set and community and is based on the Kodi project.\nXbian - XBian is a small, fast, and lightweight media center distribution for the Raspberry Pi, CuBox-i, Hummingboard, and many more devices to come. It is based on a minimal Debian and therefore offers much of the same freedom as Debian offers. Our slogan is “XBian, the bleeding edge” as our main focus is delivering the fastest Kodi solution for various small form factor computers.\nPhoto Storage # Ente - Encrypted cloud photo storage.\nImmich - Self-hosted backup solution for photos and videos on mobile devices.\nPhotoprism - PhotoPrism is an AI-Powered Photos App for the Decentralized Web. It makes use of the latest technologies to tag and find pictures automatically without getting in your way. You can run it at home, on a private server, or in the cloud.\nRemote Control Software # AeroAdmin - Easy and free Remote access service for many OS’s. Not Open source.\nMesh Commander - Free Open Source Teamviewer Alternative.\nTailScale - Tailscale is an easy VPN that allows you to connect back into your network without excessive configuration or firewall rules. While Tailscale is not fully open source and requires an account with the company, there is a fully self-hosted version you can run.\nRouters # Flash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router, that prioritizes network-wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come pre-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built-in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers that can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all-purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router, or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that is forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls, and a virtual server separate from the Firewall OS.\nSSH/RDP Applications # Easy SSH - Simple application that lets you save all of your SSH logins and passwords in one easy interface. This way you can login go from SSH terminal port easily and quickly without needing to type in your credentials. Linux Only.\nmRemoteNG - Just like Easy SSH, but also supports RDP, Telnet, HTTPS, Powershell, and more. Windows only.\nWebsite Tools # Ackee - Self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool for those who care about privacy. Ackee runs on your own server, analyzes the traffic of your websites, and provides useful statistics in a minimal interface.\nGhost - Self-Hosting and cloud hosting with open source software. Ghost is primarily used as a blogging platform as a competitor to something like Substack. Unlike Hugo Ghost offers a GUI for most of your website management.\nHugo - Popular open-source static site generators. Helps you simply create websites for desktop and mobile without substantial amounts of HTML code. Hugo is completely open source and utilizes markdown files primarily. Liberty Tools is run with Hugo.\nImmuneweb - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\nPlausible - Simple and privacy-friendly Google Analytics alternative - Extensive Review\nSSLLABS - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver. ^1^```\n"},{"id":18,"href":"/social-media/","title":"Social Media","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.” ― George Washington\nSocial media is a mixed bag. It connects the world and allows for the rapid dissemination of news, true and untrue. But in the last few years censorship has become a massive problem across all major social media platforms. Its important that we cultivate presences on social media that are more resilient to censorship and de-platforming. These services should be run as decentralized as possible to avoid coordinated take downs like we saw with the Conservative social media company Parler, where big tech collaborated to largely destroy the company.\nFreedom Respecting Social Media # Blue Sky - Blue Sky is an open source project backed by Jack Dorsey in an attempt to create a decentralized social network protocol as an alternative to Twitter. In May 2024 Jack Dorsey resigned from the BlueSky board, and donated 21 Million to the Open Source Protocol NOSTR. Blue Sky is very leftwing.\nDiaspora - Diaspora is a decentralized open source social media platform. With Diaspora you need to host your own instance by running a server or \u0026ldquo;pod\u0026rdquo;, meaning you own your data. Due to the decentralized nature of the platform it can be difficult to connect with other profiles, the platform has less than 1 million users after after 13 years of operation.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here\nGab - A centralized Free Speech Social media platform. Gab has been de-platformed by most of big tech and largely runs its own architecture in order to to keep operations running. Platform users tend to skew right wing.\nGettr - GETTR is a social media platform built on the foundation of freedom of opinion and expression. Gettr is a socialized platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t seem to offer anything particularly new, other than being a Twitter Alternative. Private messages claim to be E2E. But Gettr is not open sourced.\nLemmy - Lemmy is a selfhosted social link aggregation and discussion platform. Similar to Reddit but it is completely free and open, and not controlled by any company. This means that there is no advertising, tracking, or secret algorithms. Content is organized into communities, so it is easy to subscribe to topics that you are interested in, and ignore others. Voting is used to bring the most interesting items to the top.\nLocals - Locals is a free speech social media platform that is owned by Rumble. Locals is a centralized alternative to other social media. Founded by conservative commentator Dave Rubin.\nMastodon - Mastodon is an open source, self hosted social networking service that aims to be a twitter competitor. Mastodon lets you connect to specific Mastodon instances as part of a federation protocol. Due to this setup Larger mastodon servers can censor other servers from connecting to their instances. Tends to be a more left wing community.\nMeWe - MeWe is a centralized company that\u0026rsquo;s been running a social media platform for over a decade. MeWe is committed to privacy and an ad-free experience. The project is currently in development to be migrated to web3 blockchain based infrastructure.\nMinds - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.\nTruth Social - Founded by Donald Trump in response to Trump getting removed from Twitter. Truth Social is a centralized open source fork of Mastodon. Truth Social is known to censor content, mostly leftwing content.\nTwitter/X - Twitter is a centralized social media platform. While Twitter has become a free speech focused platform its far from perfect. Twitter is overwhelmingly the single biggest platform for spreading speech. Twitter is bad for privacy and is encouraging a ID based verification program, that will be in the hands of its future owners. Case against Twitter\nMeetup Alternatives # Agorakit - Agorakit is web-based, open source groupware for collectives. By creating collaborative groups, people can discuss topics, organize events, store files and keep everyone updated as needed. Agorakit is a forum, calendar, file manager, mapping tool and email notifier.\nFlockstr - NOSTR based Meetup alternative. Connects directly with your NOSTR Account, and also works with your lightning wallet to receive ZAPS (micro bitcoin transactions.)\nJoinMobilizon - Mobilizon is not a giant platform, but a multitude of interconnected Mobilizon websites. This federated architecture helps avoid monopolies and offers a diversity of hosting terms of service.\nLuma - An international meetup alternative, that provides more value at a much lower price than meetup. Has built in support for cryptocurrency wallets like Eth and Solana.\nPartiful - Free for users, requires SMS in order to gave out regular event updates. Not specifically freedom focused, but another good option.\nNOSTR # NOSTR is the future of decentralized social media. NOSTR is not controlled or owned by any private company or person. NOSTR is a protocol similar to Email or TCP/IP. It can be accessed by anyone or any company. NOSTR uses the dumb server smart client model. Meaning anyone can setup a simple server/relay that preserves and encrypts the NOSTR ecosystem. NOSTR directly incorporates bitcoin via the lightning network. You can send \u0026ldquo;ZAPS\u0026rdquo; which are low cost lightning transactions to any person on NOSTR, and your posts can likewise receives Zaps from anyone on the network. In addition to major support from the freedom and Bitcoin communities, NOSTR has been financially backed by Jack Dorsey and heavily supported by Edward Snowden. NOSTR offers several different clients that allow you to interact with the NOSTR protocol. Some of those clients:\nAlby - A NOSTR and Bitcoin plugin. Allows you to hold your private keys in order to interact with NOSTR, lighting and other bitcoin apps.\nDamus - NOSTR Client for Iphone.\nNOSTR Apps - A database of many differnt NOSTR Apps\nNostr.Watch - Track relays where a connection can currently be established.\nNostr.directory - Find your twitter follows on NOSTR\nNostrChat - Encrypted chat built on NOSTR.\nPrimal - A client designed to look like a twitter clone.\nZap.Stream - Directly integrated into NOSTR Zap lets you stream for SATS (bitcoin Lightning) and earn in kind easily from any and all viewers.\nYoutube Alternatives # Bitchute - A decentralized Youtube alternative that tends to have a lot of right-leaning content, due to this they often get censored or blocked.\nCiVL - CiVL is a free streaming platform for courageous stories and subversive ideas that challenge power structures. Get access to award-winning films, shows, and debates. No ads. No credit card to join.\nD.tube - A decentralized youtube alternative. DTube is a community powered video sharing platform where users vote on videos to reward creators, curators, influencers and viewers in cryptocurrency.\nMadiator - Privacy focused front end for LBRY, the network that hosts ODYSEE.\nODYSEE - A decentralized video platform built on the LBRY network. With the recent SEC Judgement against ODYSEE the long term future of the platform is uncertain, however plans are to migrate to the Arweave network. Odysee also has a nice simple feature allowing you to connect your youtube channel and autosync all content for a convenient backup of your channel.\nPeerTube A free and open-source, decentralized, ActivityPub federated video platform powered by WebTorrent, that uses peer-to-peer technology to reduce load on individual servers when viewing videos.\nRumble - A centralized alternative to youtube that bills itself as protector of free speech.\n"}]
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Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nDelete Me - Our date is leaked everyday. Thats why its important to use services like Delete Me. Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. Use our Affiliate link to save 20%.\nFederated.Computer - Federated is another Denver based company offering Open Source as a service. Sometimes physically hosting servers just isn\u0026rsquo;t viable. In those cases cloud hosting can be a necessary option. But most cloud hosting come from tech giants like AWS or Google Cloud who sell your data and will censor you if you have the wrong politics. Federated.Computer offers you cheap, easy open source options to get many of the benefits of Big Tech without compromising your privacy. Please use our affiliate link to sign up if you\u0026rsquo;re interested!\nHushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nLive Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our affiliate link if you are interested.\nMark37 - Mark37 is a privacy focused company that offers Laptops and phones that come prebuilt with opensource privacy focused operating systems at a reasonable price. Mark37 also offers ongoing technical support and training. Mark37 is a proud conservative and christian company. Use our referral link or discount code to save 5% on all services. This discount does not stack with other promotions. Discount code: \u0026ldquo;LIBERTYTOOLS\u0026rdquo;\nPrivacy.com - Privacy.com is the best way to pay with fiat online while still protecting your privacy. Create debit card aliases that can be limited based on total amount spends or by vendors. With card aliases you dont have to worry about leaked card info, overcharges or annoying vendors that refuse to cancel your subscription, privacy.com lets you do all of that for free. Please use our referral link and sign up for a free account.\nStart 9 - Start 9 is one of our favorite companies. Local to Denver, Start9 offers home personal servers with their own Operating system, that makes it easy for you to own and host your data out of a physical server that you own. Offers an app store with multiple applications that include Bitcoin and Monero full nodes, Matrix and SimpleX messaging, Vaultwarden for password management, Nextcloud for all sorts of hosting including word docs, music, contacts calendar and so much more.\n"},{"id":1,"href":"/agorism/","title":"Agorism","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If taxation without consent is not robbery, then any band of robbers have only to declare themselves a government, and all their robberies are legalized.” ― Lysander Spooner\nAgorism is a social philosophy that advocates creating a society in which all relations between people are voluntary exchanges by means of counter-economics, engaging with aspects of nonviolent revolution, founded by Samuel Edward Konkin the third. Agorism is a different approach to creating freedom, than electoral politics. Sometimes also known as the concept of \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizens.\u0026rdquo;\nAgorist Communities (International) # Bitcoin Beach - Bitcoin Beach is working to create a sustainable circular Bitcoin economy in El Salvador. Following the dramatic decrease in crime and the governments bitcoin backing, Bitcoin Beach has become one of the best Bitcoin communities in the world. Free Society - Free Society aims to build a new sovereign society by negotiating with an existing government. There are many examples of governments granting another nation sovereignty over a part of their territory, and Free Society believes this is the best way forward. Free State Project - The Free State Project is a movement of thousands of freedom-loving people to New Hampshire. Started in 2003, there are thousands of individuals just like you in New Hampshire. Together, Free Staters have built an incredible, real-life community full of people who value liberty and responsibility. Free Cities - The Free Cities Foundation aims to inspire, inform and connect people to create a global market of living together in Free Cities. Free Cities are self-governing territories that uphold individual rights and freedoms. They aim to create more prosperous and autonomous urban spaces. Freedom Haven - Seasteading org working to build a workable seasteading options. Seasteading is the idea of creating permanent living homes that exist outside government jurisdiction in international waters. Liberland - The Free Republic of Liberland is a small experimental country located on the banks of the Danube River, known as Gornja Siga. Liberland is built on classical liberal (libertarian) ideals which emphasize autonomy and minimize the state\u0026rsquo;s encroachment on individual liberties. Rule of law, bodily autonomy, free trade, freedom of choice, freedom of movement, and others are all core tenets of our fledgling nation. PraxisNation - Praxis Nation builds off the concept of the network state by Balaji Srinivasan. Which theories that in the modern world we can create a decentralized country that can offer many of the benefits of standard country. Praxis aims to offer land, its own currency and eventually citizenship among many other things. Pronomos - Pronomos is a venture capital fund that works to build the \u0026ldquo;cities of tomorrow.\u0026rdquo; Pronomos has worked to fund Prospera, Praxis, and many more starup cities. Prospera - Prospera is a new libertarian smart city located in Honduras, that works as an economic zone largely free of local government taxes. An experimental project that does exist by a government grant, but its working to prove out a new potential model of cities. Learn more with the REASON documentary. Digital Nomad Services # Escapees - Escapees bills itself as an RV club, but it offers many services for a digital nomad lifestyle, including mail forwarding and temporary residences among many other things. Based in the U.S. Liberation Travel - Focuses on helping users find residency in multiple countries primarly including Paraguay, Uruguay, Panama and Georgia. Nomad Capitalist - Nomad Capitalist specializes in legally and ethically reducing your tax rate, diversifying and safeguarding your assets, growing your passport portfolio, and maximizing your freedom. Passports for Crypto - Quickly acquire Citizenship in St. Kitts by purchasing property without ever actually visiting St. Kitts. Planbpassport - A service that helps facilitate second passports. Accepts Bitcoin and very much adopts a \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizen\u0026rdquo; Mindset. General Tools # Agorist Nexus - Agorist Nexus is a hub for free exchange, focusing on the spread of Agorism and connecting the counter-economy Agorist Tax Advice - Paid service to minimize your tax strategy. Live Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our above affiliate link if you are interested. Mobazha - Formerly known as Openbazaar, Mobazaha aims to be a decentralized market where people can buy and sell products across the world for various different crypto currencies. Open Source Ecology - Open Source Blueprints for Civilization. Build Yourself.The goal of Open Source Ecology is to create an open source economy – an efficient economy which increases innovation by open collaboration. Check out hundreds of open source designs for producing cheaper houses and mechanical equipment. Taxation is Theft App - App that walks people through the logical ideas of taxation being theft. Similar to the not yet launched project \u0026ldquo;The mirror\u0026rdquo; by Larken Rose. Shipping Services # AtoB - Everything you need to send and receive packages in a decentralized way. Built on NOSTR. America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Sovereign Homesteading # Abundant Acres - A small company that helps you design your sovereign homestead blueprint. Empshield - EMP Shield is the World’s first EMP protection technology for an entire home and vehicle tested to military and UL 1449 standards from ETL. H20 Machine - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. My Patriot Supply - Purchase food and other supplies. Seedarmory.com - Every one of Seed Armory\u0026rsquo;s seed vaults contains only 100% survival grade, 100% heirloom seeds, and are always non-GMO. Seeds, vaults, and packets are kept at low refrigerated temperatures until ready for shipping. Spout Water - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. Works at a much smaller scale than H20 Machine. StealthAngelSurvival.com - Purchase a wide variety of survival gear. Survivalrealty.com - Off grid real estate. Sovereignty Theory # One Stupid Fuck - Opt out of the tax structure. Terrible website name and design, but a resource that provides great step by step videos of opting out of the current tax structure. Lost Horizons - Platform with a wide range of topics around opting out of taxes and deconstructing the legal system. "},{"id":2,"href":"/books/","title":"Books","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\nLiberty Tools Book List Welcome to the Liberty Tools Book list! This is our official book recommendations for the best books across a wide range of liberty topics. We do not specifically endorse every idea in these books or by these authors, but we do recommended them as a good place to learn about the topics at hand. Not all of these books are specifically libertarian, but they contain valuable information that could benefit anyone regardless of political philosophy. Find these books here: Anna\u0026rsquo;s Archive and Libgen If you enjoy any of these books please considering purchasing. Category Author Agorism Community Technology Karl Hess New Libertarian Manifesto Samuel Edward Konkin III Agorist Class Theory Wally Conger How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Derrick Broze Anti-Politics Sal Mayweather Anarchy in Practice - Stateless Solutions Community Technology David Freidman New Libertarian Manifesto Walter Block Agorist Class Theory Ryan McMaken How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Hans Herman Hoppe Anti-Politics Robert Murphy The Market for Liberty Morris/Linda Tannehill The New Libertarianism: Anarcho-Capitalism J. Michael Oliver Crypto Anarchy The Genesis Book Aaron Van Wirdun Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of Cryptocurrency Andy Greenberg This Machine Kills Secrets: Julian Assange, The Cypherpunks, and their fight to Empower Whistleblowers Andy Greenberg Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital Age Steven Levy The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age James Dale Davidson, Michael David Axtel Cryptocurrency Digital Gold Nathaniel Popper How Money got Free Patrick Eha Understanding Bitcoin Robert Muprhy and Silas Barta The Bitcoin Standard SaifeDean Ammous The Internet of Money Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Bitcoin Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Ethereum Andreas Antonopolous Hacking Bitcoin Roger Ver The Blocksize War Jonathan Bier Conspiracies Filthy Rich James Patterson All The Shahs Men Steven Kinzer JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters James W. Douglass Chaos Tom O\u0026rsquo;Neill Inventing the AIDS Virus Peter Duesberg The Controlled Demolition of the American Empire Charlie Robinson \u0026amp; Jeff Berwick A Warning from History Corey Hughes The Octopus of Global Control Charlie Robinson One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that gave Rise the Jeffrey Epstein Whitney Webb The Creature From Jekyll Island G Edward Griffin Covid The Real Anthony Fauci Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The War on Ivermectin Pierre Kory The Courage to Face Covid-19 Peter McCullough A Plague Upon Our House Scott Atlas Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19 Matt Ridley Diary of A Psychosis Tom Woods The Pfizer Papers Naomi Wolf Drug War and Prohibition The Economics of Prohibition Mark Thornton American Kingpin Nick Bilton High Price Dr. Carl Hart Chasing the Scream Johann Hari Dreamland: The True Tale of America\u0026rsquo;s Opiate Epidemic Sam Quinones Drug War Addiction Sheriff Bill Masters Gang Leader for A Day Sudhir Venkatesh Economics and History of Economics Economics in One Lesson Henry Hazlitt Basic Economics Thomas Sowell The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard Keynes Mark Skousen History of Money and Banking in the United States Murray Rothbard End the Fed Ron Paul Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles Jesus Huerta de Soto The Fiat Standard SaifeDean Ammous Environment American Serengeti Dan Flores Fossil Future Alex Epstein Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of Antihumanism Robert Zubrin Apocalypse Never Michael Shellenberger The Wizard and The Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow\u0026rsquo;s World Charles C. Mann Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Running With Rhinos Ed Warner Extremist Politics The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics Michael Malice SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought Police Vox Day The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure Greg Lukianoff and Johnathan Haidt Fiction Brave New World Aldous Huxley 1984 George Orwell Animal Farm George Orwell Molon Labe! Kenneth Royce (Boston T Party) Alongside Night J. Niel Schulman Freehold Michael Z. Williamson The Moon is a Harsh Mistress Robert Heinlen The Handmaid’s Tale Margaret Atwood Anthem Ayn Rand The Fountainhead Ayn Rand The Giver Lois Lowery Red Rising Pierce Brown Unintended Consequences John Ross The Probability Broach L. Neil Smith The High Ground Series Doug Casey Enemy of the State F. Paul Wilson Financial Crisis Meltdown Tom Woods Deep Freeze: Iceland\u0026rsquo;s Economic Collapse Phillip Bagus and David Howden Americas Great Depression Murray Rothbard The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last Century Mark Thornton End the Fed Ron Paul Gun Rights Come and Take it: The Gun Printers Guide to Thinking Free Cody Wilson The 10 Myths of Gun Control Jose Nino More Guns Less Crime John Lott Health and Nutrition Death by Food Pyramid Denise Minger Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim It Mary Ruwart The Primal Prescription Doug Mcguff and Robert Murphy Fat for Fuel Dr. Joseph Mercola Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless Health Casey Means and Calley Means Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Blind Spots: The Medicine Gets it Wrong and What it Means For our Health Marty Makary Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity Peter Attia History - General A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell A Peoples History of the United States Howard Zinn Albions\u0026rsquo;s Seed David Hackett Fischer The Dawn Of Everything: A New History of Humanity David Graber A Little History of the World EH Gombrich Debt: The First 5000 Years David Graber History of Government Institutions Legacy of Ashes: A history of the CIA Tim Weiner Enemies: A history of the FBI Tim Weiner The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles and their Secret World War Steven Kinzer Overthrow: Americas Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to Iraq Steven Kinzer History of Socialism The Almost Nearly Perfect People Michael Booth The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel Castro Humberto Fontova The Case Against Socialism Rand Paul History of War and Military The Strategic Logic of Suicide Bombers Robert Pape Enough Already: Time to End the War on Terror Scott Horton Death by Government: Genocide and Mass Murder Since 1900 R.J. Rummel Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catastrophe of Ukraine Scott Horton All the Shahs Men Stephen Kirzner Property Rights Against Intellectual Property Stephan Kinsella (Property Rights) - Freedom on the Frontier Terry Anderson \u0026amp; Peter J Hill How Music Got Free Steven Witt Water Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Space Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Against Intellectual Monopoly Michelle Boldrin \u0026amp; David Levine Intro to Liberty The Law Frederic Bastiat The Road to Serfdom Friedrich Hayek Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom Ron Paul The Revolution Ron Paul Intro to Anarchy No Treason: The Constitution of no Authority Lysander Spooner The Most Dangerous Superstition Larken Rose The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to Obey Michael Huemer The Anarchist\u0026rsquo;s Handbook Organized by Michael Malice Dissenting Electorate: Those Who Refuse to Vote and the Legitimacy of Their Opposition Wendy McElroy Individual Liberty Benjamin Tucker Freedom’s Progress: A History of Political Thought Gerard Casey Living Freedom The Freedom Outlaw\u0026rsquo;s Handbook: 179 Things to Do \u0026rsquo;til the Revolution Claire Wolfe 101 Things to Do \u0026lsquo;Til the Revolution: Ideas and Resources for Self-Liberation, Monkey Wrenching and Preparedness Claire Wolfe Don\u0026rsquo;t Shoot the Bastards (Yet): 101 More Ways to Salvage Freedom Claire Wolfe Net Neutrality The Fallacy of Net Neutrality Thomas Hazlett The Master Switch Tim Wu The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless Technology Thomas Hazlett Code 2.0 Lawrence Lessig Philosophy - General Drive: Understanding the science of Human motivation Daniel Pink Defending the Undefendable Walter Block Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder Nassim Taleb The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion Johnathan Haidt Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World David Epstein Philosophy - Political The Ethics of Liberty Murray Rothbard Anatomy of the State Murray Rothbard An Agorist Primer Samuel Konkin Our Enemy, the State Albert J Nock Police Brutality and the Justice system Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America\u0026rsquo;s Police Forces Radley Balko A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State John Whitehead The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison America Naomi Murakawa The New Jim Crow Michelle Alexander Ghettoside Jill Leovy I Can\u0026rsquo;t Breathe: A Killing on Bay Street Matt Taibbi Justice Before the Law Michael Huemer Revisionist History The Myth of the Robber Barons Burt Folsom The Art of Contrary Thinking Humphrey B. Neill Why American History is Not What They Say: An Introduction to Revisionism Jeff Riggenbach Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong James W. Loewen The Roosevelt Myth John T. Flynn The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary War Thomas J. DiLorenzo Security and Privacy The Art of Invisibility Kevin Mitnick How to Be Invisible J. J. Luna No Place to Hide Glen Greenwald Public Record Edward Snowden The Production of Security Gustave di Molinari Extreme Privacy: How to Disapear on the Internet Michael Bazzell Watchman Privacy Gabriel Custodiet Privacy in Utopia Gabriel Custodiet Schooling and Unschooling Radical Unschooling Dayna Martin The Case against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and Money Bryan Caplan Weapons of Mass Instruction John Taylor Gatto The Absorbent Mind Maria Montessori The College Scam: How America\u0026rsquo;s Universities Are Bankrupting and Brainwashing Away the Future of America\u0026rsquo;s Youth Charlie Kirk Vaccines Turtles All the Way Down Anonymous, Tim Vadnar The Moth in the Iron Lung Forrest Moready Crooked: Manmade Disease Explained Forrest Moready Dissolving Illusions Susan Humphries Vaccines, Autoimmunity and the Changing Nature of Childhood Illness Thomas Cowan "},{"id":3,"href":"/covid/","title":"Covid","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Every single thing that was done in public health in response to the pandemic made it worse.\u0026rdquo; - Peter A. McCullough\nThe Covid19 Lockdowns were the biggest event in our lifetimes. The damage done was immeasurable and still continues to this day. The power centers are looking to continue on with all of the covid tyranny. We must be vigilant in fighting back against the medical industrial complex.\nAnti Covid Orgs # Banners 4 Freedom - An organization dedicated to protesting Covid Mandates using billboards across the world.\nChildren\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense - Children\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense® is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Their mission is to end childhood health epidemics by working aggressively to eliminate harmful exposures, hold those responsible accountable and establish safeguards to prevent future harm. They fight corruption, mass surveillance and censorship that put profits before people as well as advocate for worldwide rights to health freedom and bodily autonomy.\nCovid Index - Massive database of Covid insanity. Find all sorts of articles related to censorship and policy failures.\nEvidenceNotFear - An evidence-based guide against all of the Covid madness.\nFeds 4 Med Freedom - Feds for Medical Freedom is fighting for medical freedoms and personal autonomy. They stand against unconstitutional and immoral vaccine mandates that have cost thousands of federal employees and contractors their careers and livelihoods.\nFLCCC Alliance - A group of doctors who got together to push back against the public Covid response. They provide real education on Covid, and demonized treatments like Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine and recovery against.\nGBDeclaration.org - One of the first major organizations to push back against Covid lockdowns. The Great Barrington Declaration is a major worldwide petition sponsored by doctors and scientists against the Covid lockdowns.\nHowbad - Resources for tracking all aspects of specific Covid batchs data, this also includes leaked data, and some aspects of other vaccines and medical malpractice.\nICAN Informed Consent Action Network - Founded in 2016, ICAN was created with the goal of providing every person with the right to informed consent. They believe that by holding regulators accountable through their successful legal actions, individuals will become empowered to make truly informed decisions about their own health and the health of their families. Using an unprecedented legal strategy, ICAN has successfully won lawsuits against Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control, the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration. Founded by Del Bigtree of the Highwire and works regularly with Aaron Siri and his firm.\nLaw Offices of Siri Glimstead - Led by Lawyer Aaron Siri, Siri Glimstead has been at the forefront of defending legal rights against Covid restrictions and damages done by the Covid vaccines, as well as more traditional vaccines. They also focus on other things like civil rights or protection of whistle blowers.\nPhysicians for Informed Consent - Physicians for Informed Consent empowers the public with scientific information about infectious diseases and vaccines.\nPureBloodRegistry - Blood donations for and from people who have not gotten the Covid-19 vaccine.\nThe Highwire - An educational journalistic organization that has been working for years to bring accountability to the world of vaccines and especially Covid vaccines. Founded by Del Bigtree.\nVacSafety - The VSRF’s mission is to advance COVID-19 vaccine safety through scientific research, public education, and advocacy, and to support the vaccine injured. They present the most up-to-date and relevant information on COVID-19 and public health policies, free from corporate press, agenda-driven narratives, and sponsorships with conflict of interest. They encourage questions and an open dialogue of transparency on any medical and scientific information presented.\nFake Mask Websites # Fake Mask Worldwide - A company that sells obviously fake masks, less obviously fake masks and other Covid related items.\nGetUnmask - Breathable masks that look like regular masks. Company now sells other unrelated products as well.\nMedical Drug Purchase # Purchase Medical Drugs including Ivermection and Hydroxychloroquine from high quality third party services.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinil. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nMetrics # ICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nOpen Vaers - Open Vaers takes the CDC\u0026rsquo;s government data from VAERS and makes it much more readable and easy to understand. As of 9/23 there were over 36,000 deaths and over 1.5 million Covid vaccine related reports to VAERS.\nNo-Jab Job Boards # Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types.\nRedballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or Covid nonsense.\nUnjected - Social media for meeting and dating unvaccinated people.\nVaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status.\nVaccine Injured Support # Covid Vax Recovery Guide - A Covid vaccine detox guide written by nutritional scientist and liberty leaning Dr. Chris Masterjohn.\nCovid19CriticalCare.com - An in-depth recovery Post-Vaccine Treatment Protocol guide from the doctors at the FLCC Alliance.\nIronHeart Bloodworks - IronHeart Bloodworks is a new blood bank membership that gives you control over your blood choices during medical procedures. When you need it, IronHeart Bloodworks quickly sends you COVID-19 unvaccinated blood—a unique service in the healthcare industry. You should have the freedom to choose what blood is in your body.\nReact19.org - React19 is a science-based non-profit offering financial, physical, and emotional support for those suffering from long-term COVID-19 vaccine adverse events globally. Their mission is to bring healing to the moms, dads, friends, and loved ones who are facing life-altering side effects from their COVID-19 vaccine. They build bridges between patients and research institutions in order to develop a better understanding of vaccine complications.\nSpike Protein Detox - Peter McCullough\u0026rsquo;s Spike protein Detox protocol. Peter\u0026rsquo;s company also sells a specific Detox Support Formula.\nZelenko Protocol - Dr. Vladimir Zelenko was one of the first doctors to push back on mainstream Covid dogma. While Zelenko has since passed his protocol and supplements are still useful for fighting Covid ^2^\n"},{"id":4,"href":"/deathathletes/","title":"Death Athletes","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;We always knew it was going to happen, it was according to our plan. For our kind, this is nothing.\u0026rdquo; - Cody Wilson\nDeath Athletes refers to a concept going back to Ancient Greece and popularized by 3d Gun Printing Activist Cody Wilson called \u0026ldquo;The Death Athletic\u0026rdquo;. Cody gave a speech at Guns and Bitcoin 2022 talking about the beauty of death given in service to ones beliefs. While not always literal this is often metaphorical, Cody talks about the public death and having been killed in the public as a metaphor. The Death Athletic specifically refers to someone who engaged in practice to promote freedom and was persecuted for doing so. While many people have been prosecuted unfairly, there is a difference between general victims and those who specifically took the risk of fighting the state and lost.\nCheck out the speech here!\nDeath Athletes # Roger Ver - Roger Ver is a freedom activist who was one of the first investors in Bitcoin. Roger has worked as a liberty and Bitcoin activist for over a decade and has made major financial contributions and investments to projects like, DefCad, ShapeShift, FEE, Ross Ulbricht\u0026rsquo;s Legal Defense, Wikileaks, Kraken and many many more. In April 2024 Roger was arrested and detained in Spain on the request of the US government for alleged tax evasion claims in regarding to his exit tax in 2014. Roger is currently looking at a potential 100 year prison sentence for numerous ridiculous legal charges. Roger has been trapped in Spain since April 2024.\nRoss Ulbricht - Ross Ulbricht is the alleged founder and operator of the Silk Road website. The Silk Road offered consumers a safe and trusted way to purchase drugs and other contraband items. Ross was arrested and imprisoned in 2013. He was sentenced to two life sentences plus 40 years and millions of dollars in fines in a corrupt trial. Ross is scheduled to be released as Donald Trump promised to commute his sentence on Day one of his presidency.\nJulian Assange - Julian Assange is one of the greatest journalists of all time. Julian founded Wikileaks in 2006 and has exposed mass public corruption across the world regarding governments and corporations. Julian was forced into home arrest and then asylum for close to a decade based off ridiculous sex charges that were eventually dropped. In 2019 Julian was pulled out of his Asylum and pull into solitary confinement in BellMarsh prison until June 2024. Julian signed a plea deal and was released.\nEdward Snowden - Edward Snowden is a NSA Whistleblower who exposed massive NSA Corruption in 2013, mostly in regards to illegal mass surveillance on citizens. Snowden has been trapped in Russia ever since.\nSamurai Wallet Devs - In May 2024 Samurai Wallets Domain was seized and the two devs known publicly as TDev and Samurai were arrested and charged with money laundering due to the Bitcoin coinjoin functions built into the website.\nTornado Cash Devs - Tornado Cash is a decentralized coinjoin provider for the Ethereum Crypto Currency. In 2022 Tornado Cash was added to the OFACT List and the Devs Roman Storm and Alex Pertsev where charged with Money Laundering.\nAaron Swartz - Internet pioneer and free speech advocate. Creator of the Guerilla Access Open Manifest as well as several other open source technologies, Aaron Swartz tragically killed himself in 2013 thanks to overzealous prosecutors from the DOJ that were threatening Aaron with decades in prison for attempted publishing of copyrighted documents, despite the fact that the document had never been published and the owner of those copyrights Jstore, had actually dropped the charges.\nIan Freemen - Freeman, known for advocating freedom and financial privacy through bitcoin, found himself targeted by federal prosecutors. Initially facing charges including bank fraud and wire fraud, these allegations were eventually dropped due to lack of evidence. The core of the case revolved around money laundering and conspiracy charges. Ultimately, Freeman received a severe sentence of eight years in prison, a $40,000 fine, and forfeiture of $5 million in assets, despite not being convicted of the fraud charges prosecutors initially highlighted.\nCody Wilson - The creator of the Death Athletic concept as well as the founder of Defcad.com and first person to create a 3d printed Gun. Cody has been at the forefront of fighting for 2nd amendment and 1st amendment as they pertain to code and digital rights for over a decade. Cody has been involved in many lawsuits with the federal government as a result and suffered charges for sex crimes in 2018. He is currently free and working for Defcad.\nJay Stark - The anonymous creator of the FGC-9, which stands for \u0026ldquo;Fuck Gun Control.\u0026rdquo; The FGC was the first project to enable the creation of a fully 3d printed gun that did not require any actual gun parts, instead it uses items that can be purchased from conventional stores all over the world. Jay Stark was arrested in April 2021 on suspicions of owning illegal weapons, however none of these weapons were found and he was not taken into custody. Two days later he was found dead sitting in his car in front of his parents house. While the offical cause of death ruled out \u0026ldquo;foul play\u0026rdquo; it is difficult for most to believe that this was simply a coincidence.\n"},{"id":5,"href":"/defense/","title":"Defense","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles.\u0026rdquo; - Jeff Cooper\nWhen any government deprives a citizen of his freedom or property, the individual must take action to publicise his grievances. To this end, I hope to illustrate in the following pages, the futility of gun control, and that no amount of arbitrary legislation can ever prevent those wanting firearms from owning them. The individual who has the ability to construct his own homemade gun can never be permanently disarmed by any level of gun control legislation. - Philip Luty\nDIY Firearms # The 3D Printer has significantly advanced the ease of manufacturing reliable weapons absent the eye of the watchful state. Of course, it is not the only manufacturing tool available, but you will find it the most expedient.\nGetting Started # The following guides provide a basic introduction to 3D printed firearms. If your budget is limited, Creality printers may be the only option. But they are unreliable, and you may spend more time troubleshooting issues than printing. We recommend Prusa for their reliability and unwavering commitment to open source. Bambu Lab printers have recently gained in popularity for their speed, reliability, and multi-material options. However, they have a history of patenting established open source designs, and even more importantly, severely compromise your privacy. More information here. On this principle, we recommend against giving them your money.\nAs you evaluate printers and cad software, keep privacy at the top of your mind. While this practice may currently be legal in your jurisdiction, the state may kidnap and jail you anyway.\nHoffman Tactical The CTRL+PEW Getting Started Guide Ammunition # Fenix Ammunition - Manufactured in the USA by liberty obsessed individuals, and accept Bitcoin for payment. Books # Expedient Homemade Firearms by Philip Luty Expedient Recoilless Launcher: Panzerfaust by Jonathan Wild Communities # Deterrence Dispensed Rocket Chat - Large public group chat for all things 3d printed firearms. FOSSCAD Subreddit - a subreddit focused on 3d printed firearms of all types. However, censorship on reddit continues to grow, and we encourage migration to censorship resistant communities. Files # Most firearm designs are uploaded by individual creators to Odysee. DEFCAD is another source, but requires a paid membership. Most files available on DEFCAD are already available for free on Odysee.\n3D Gun Builder - A comprehensive directory of designs with direct links to Odysee pages. DEFCAD - Many files here are out of date and hosted without the permission of the original developers. Legal Advocacy Groups # Organizations fighting within the legal system to expand gun rights.\nDefense Distributed Firearm Policy Coalition Rocky Mountain Gun Owners Second Amendment Foundation Merchants # Places to find parts, part kits, tools, ammo, and more..\nParts # Aves Engineering - Glock rails and MAC11 components. Every Gun Part - Exhaustive collection of parts kits (everything but the receiver) and more. Ghost Guns - More parts kits. JSD Supply - Pistol components and more. MAF Arms - Build kits for printed receiver designs. Replicator USA - 3d printed suppressors. Riptide Rails - Glock rails, magazine springs, and other printed firearms components. Newsletters \u0026amp; Podcasts # En Bloc Press - Paid newsletter and podcast focused on the 3d printed firearm space and adjacent politics. Open Source Defense - Weekly newsletter focused on expanding gun rights with \u0026ldquo;0% culture war\u0026rdquo;. Out of Battery Live - Live podcast focused on interviewing guncad developers and builders. Propaganda # Documentaries, talks, and other media.\nDeath Athletic Documentary The New Radical Plastic Defense: Secret 3D Printed Guns in Europe The Plastic Power: A Speech The Unshackled Englishman Resources # GatGPT - A deneutered version of ChatGPT focused on firearms. Shootingbot - Monitors price and availability of ammunition and reloading components. Training # Ok, you can build a firearm in your garage. Now learn how to use it. Before you start LARPING, consider what type of training is most useful. Read this.\nGamut Resolutions - Tactical pistol and carbine classes. Based in Florida but courses are taught in many locations across the US. Guns For Everyone - Free concealed carry classes based out of Colorado. Long Range Shooters of Utah - Multiday courses in shooting up to and beyond 1000 yards in Price, UT. MantisX - MantisX is a gun training system that takes a data-driven approach to helping you achieve shooting mastery with no ammo required. Unlike some dry fire trainers, MANTISX works while attached to ANY firearm (pistol, rifle, or shotgun). By analyzing every shot and generating actionable data, MANTISX helps you improve your accuracy quickly. Solutionary University - Beginner firearm and defense training. Run by Liberty Activist Maj Toure, who has been travelling across the US providing firearms training, particularly in black neighborhoods. Thunder Ranch - Multiday courses in pistol, rifle, and shotgun, founded by Clint Smith and based in Oregon. "},{"id":6,"href":"/education/","title":"Education","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Education and Training # \u0026ldquo;Government schooling is the most radical adventure in history. It kills the family by monopolizing the best times of childhood and by teaching disrespect for home and parents.\u0026rdquo; - John Taylor Gatto\nModern schooling has been terrible for years. Following the covid insanity and the addition of woke politics the schools are proving less and less value by the day. But education can be done through a vareity of methods. In the modern age their are many better ways to educate yourself and your children than traditional school.\nAlternative Schools # Options for schools that are close to the traditional model, but do something different.\nMontessori Schools - Montessori classrooms are ideal workplaces, where children are engaged, energetic, exploring, social, and most of all, learning to take ownership of their own education. They’re also unified communities in which each child understands the responsibility of being an individual student in the class while supporting the learning of others.\nWestern Governors University - While still suffering from some of the issues of traditional education, WGU provides a solid alternative for anyone who still wants to pursue traditional college degrees. Offering Bachelors and Masters programs in IT, Business, Nursing, Finance and Education. WGU is a completely online school, with relatively cheap degree programs that are performance based, meaning you can take the classes at your own pace and are not required to attend classes you dont need.\nAlternatives to School # Liberty Classroom - A wide range of courses. Mostly focused on history but offers other courses on econimics and logics. All courses are taught from a liberty perspective. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. Mises Econ Grad Progam - Economics Grad program that teaches free market Austrian Economics from one of the most prominent liberty focused think tanks. Praxis - Praxis is an intense personal and professional development program for young adults who want to work hard, build skills, learn how to create value, and develop a positive vision of the future for their lives and careers. Praxis is a college alternative that offers a 1 year practical devopment plan that ends up teaching you real world practical skills and connecting you with an intership at the end of your program. School of Life - A course to help you enhance whatever you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Provides biweekly webinars from the best liberty minds to bring your practile and actionable advice for your business, non Profit, cause or whatever else you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. TenToad - A program that helps families transition to a school-free life with a solid foundation of knowledge and the tools to get started with confidence. Embrace living and learning without school. ThinkExodus - Exodus Institute aims to provide families with a quality alternative to public schools, and support homeschool families with enrichment courses that foster critical thinking, academic skills, and counter the left-wing indoctrination found in education, culture, and the media. Unschoolers.org - Unschooling and peaceful parenting educational organization. Unschooling is an alternative to traditional schooling and even home schooling that works to encourage and focus and direct children\u0026rsquo;s natural curiosity. Unschooling Resources with Dayna Martin - Dayna Martin has been living and breathing Unschooling for 2 decades, while also working to educate many others on these principles. You can find many of the best unschooling resources here. Homeschool Resources # Acellusacademy - Acellus Academy is a K-12 online private school located in Kansas City, Missouri as a 501c3. Acellus Academy provides instruction online through distance education via the Acellus Learning System. Acellus, a program of the International Academy of Science, is an online learning system that has been used to provide primary instruction to millions of students in thousands of schools throughout the United States.\nHome School Legal Defense Association - With over 100,000 member families, Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) is the nation’s largest, most trusted homeschool advocacy organization.\nPower Home School - Power Homeschool is the official provider of online Acellus® courses for parents independently homeschooling their children without teacher support. Power is a not an accredited curriculum.\nRon Paul Curriculum - A liberty focused home school curriculum for all grades based on the ideas of former congressman Ron Paul. The curriculum was largely designed by Liberty Classroom founder, Tom Woods.\nTuttle Twins Academy - From the authors of some of the best selling Liberty Kids books, comes the academy for home learning. Catered for kids TTA offers courses in Finances, Logic \u0026amp; Critical Thinking, Entrepreneurship, and many more to come.\n"},{"id":7,"href":"/frontends/","title":"Front Ends","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy. The savage’s whole existence is public, ruled by the laws of his tribe. Civilization is the process of setting man free from men.\u0026rdquo; - Ayn Rand\nPrivacy Front ends are interfaces that interact with well known services that dont respect your privacy. Apps like Youtube or Facebook can be accessed via privacy respecting generally open source apps.\nApple AirPlay # air-pi-play - Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Airplay server using RPiPlay to enable screen mirroring on tvs, monitors and projectors. RPiPlay - An open-source AirPlay mirroring server for the Raspberry Pi. Supports iOS 9 and up. Apple Music # Cider - Cross-platform Apple Music experience based on Electron and Vue.js written from scratch with performance in mind Discord # gtkcord4 - A lightweight Discord client written in Golang which uses GTK3 for the user interface Facebook # SlimSocial - Android, alternative front-end for Facebook, built with Java Frost - An extensive and functional open source third party app for Facebook (Android app) Facebook Messenger # Caprine - Unofficial and privacy-focused Facebook Messenger app with many useful features fb-messenger-cli - Use your Facebook account to chat with your friends sneakily in the command line, it\u0026rsquo;s as easy as logging in, choosing a convo and chatting away Google Search # LibreX - Privacy-respecting free meta-search engine (free as in freedom). Small and simple meta-search engine, fetches and anonymizes results from Google only, has API support, allows redirects to Invidious/Bibliogram/Nitter/Libreddit.\nSearXNG - SearXNG is a free internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from various search services and databases. Users are neither tracked nor profiled (SearXNG is a fork of Searx).\nSearx - Searx is a free privacy-respecting internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from more than 70 search services. Users are neither tracked nor profiled. Additionally, Searx can be used over Tor for online anonymity.\nWhoogle Search - A self-hosted, ad-free, privacy-respecting metasearch engine for Google.\nGoogle Translate # Crow Translate - Simple and lightweight cross-platform translator that allows translation using LibreTranslate, Lingva, Google, Bing, and Yandex, as well as text-to-speech using Google.\nDeepL Android - Unofficial Android client for DeepL.\nInstaLate - Distraction-free translation for Android, to be used directly from within any app. Supports Beolingus, DeepL, Dict.cc, GNU CIDE, Heinzelnisse, LibreTranslate, Linguee, WikDict, and Wiktionary.\nLingva Translate - Alternative front-end for Google Translate, serving as a free and open-source translator with over a hundred languages available.\nSimplyTranslate - Provide fast and private translations to the user without wasting much overhead for extensive styling or JavaScript. Supports Google Translate, DeepL, ICIBA, and LibreTranslate.\nSimplyTranslate Mobile - Unofficial Android client of SimplyTranslate.\nHacker News # Hackers - A native iOS app for Hacker News.\nHackerweb - A simply readable Hacker News web app.\nHckrnws - A custom front-end for a better reading experience of HackerNews.\nHN-search - Algolia Hacker News search.\nHNTopLinks - Top Links on Hacker News.\nImgur # Imgin - Minimal Imgur front end Imgrs - Imgrs is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. It\u0026rsquo;s a Rust rewrite of a previous Imgur proxy project, Omgur. Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/imgrs Omgur - Omgur is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. Inspired by the Invidious, Nitter, and Teddit projects. No JavaScript or ads All requests go through the Omgur backend, client never talks to Imgur Prevents Imgur from tracking your IP or JavaScript fingerprint Lightweight Self-hostable Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/omgur Rimgo - Self-hosted frontend for Imgur written in Go. Website: https://i.bcow.xyz/ Rimgu - Self-hosted alternative frontend/ proxy for Imgur Instagram # Bibliogram - Bibliogram is an alternative front-end for Instagram. Public instances: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/bibliogram-docs/tree/master/docs/Instances.md Mastodon # Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Hyperspace - cross-platform Mastodon client for the fediverse written in TypeScript and React Pinafore - Alternative web client for Mastodon, focused on speed and simplicity Sengi - cross-platform multi-account Mastodon \u0026amp; Pleroma desktop client TheDesk - cross-platform Mastodon \u0026amp; Misskey desktop client Tootle - simple GTK-based Linux Mastodon client Tusky - lightweight Android Mastodon client Medium # Scribe - Alternative front-end to Medium.com Other services # ArchiveBox - Open source self-hosted web archiving. Takes URLs/browser history/bookmarks/Pocket/Pinboard/etc., saves HTML, JS, PDFs, media, and more etherpad-lite - Collaborative rich text editor. A modern really-real-time collaborative document editor Gitea - Lightweight git server. Git with a cup of tea, painless self-hosted git service Hedgedoc - Collaborative markdown editor. A platform to write and share markdown Librarian - Alternative frontend for LBRY / Odysee.com MediathekViewWeb - Video content of German public-service television broadcasters (e.g. ARD, ZDF) Official instance: mediathekviewweb.de NoPaste - NoPaste is an open-source website similar to Pastebin where you can store any piece of code, and generate links for easy sharing PrivateBin - Zero knowledge encrypted paste-bin. A minimalist, open source online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data. Data is encrypted/decrypted in the browser using 256 bits AES Snapdrop - Similar to Apple\u0026rsquo;s Airdrop but in your browser. A Progressive Web App for local file sharing Vaultwarden - Password manager. Unofficial Bitwarden compatible server written in Rust, formerly known as bitwarden_rs Wikiless - A free open source alternative Wikipedia front-end focused on privacy Reddit # Due to recent changes with the Reddit API Policy you may have mixed success with these. These are kept here in the event that this changes, but otherwise these are mostly dead projects\nDawn - Open-source Reddit app Available on F-Droid Forked from Dank: https://github.com/saket/Dank Eddrit - Alternative front-end for Reddit, inspired by Nitter, built with Python \u0026amp; Starlette. Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Infinity - Reddit client for Android Available on F-Droid junipf/reddit-frontend - A reddit front-end written in React Official instance: https://jpf-reddit.netlify.app kddit - uWSGI frontend for Reddit.com written in Python Official instance: https://kddit.kalli.st Libreddit - Alternative front-end for Reddit. Themed around Reddit\u0026rsquo;s new design - Lightweight, no JavaScript, no ads, no tracking. Official instance: libredd.it Public instances: https://github.com/spikecodes/libreddit#instances RedditClient - Alternative front-end for Reddit, built with Angular Roffline - A self-hosted offline Reddit server. It allows you to browse Reddit posts (including any media in the post) while offline. It is targeted at people that have intermittent internet Snew - Open-source client for Reddit forked from the Reddit source code. Slide - Open source, ad free Reddit browser for Android Available on F-Droid Stealth - Account-free, privacy-oriented, and feature-rich Reddit client. Available on F-Droid Teddit - Alternative Reddit front-end focused on privacy - Lightweight, no ads, no JavaScript, unofficial API. Official instance: https://teddit.net Public instances: https://github.com/teddit-net/teddit#instances Github mirror repository Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Teddit Top of Reddit - Top Reddit posts every day. Troddit: A web client for Reddit Official instance: https://www.troddit.com Updoot - Android, alternative front-end for Reddit. Xeddit - A Xamarin.Forms app for Reddit. Official instance: xeddit.com Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Xeddit Redirection # Farside - Farside provides links that automatically redirect to working instances of privacy-oriented alternative frontends, such as Nitter, Libreddit, etc. This allows for users to have more reliable access to the available public instances for a particular service, while also helping to distribute traffic more evenly across all instances and avoid performance bottlenecks and rate-limiting. LibRedirect - App that redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends. If you click on a link of a Youtube like it will redirect to you to Newpipe, Twitter to nitter, Wikipedia to Wikiless etc. Privacy Redirect - A simple web extension that redirects Twitter, YouTube, Instagram \u0026amp; Google Maps requests to privacy friendly alternatives Firefox Add-On: Privacy Redirect Chrome Extension: Privacy Redirect UntrackMe - UntrackMe transforms Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Reddit and Medium and Wikipedia links to links of open source, privacy friendly front-ends. Converts Google Maps links to OpenStreetMap links. Removes tracking parameters from any url. Then delegates the action to other apps that are capable of handling them. (Android app) Watch on Odysee - Browser add on that redirects you from YouTube to odysee a decentralized Youtube alternative Reuters # Neuters - An alternative front-end to Reuters.com. It is intended to be lightweight and fast, and was heavily inspired by Nitter Official instance: https://boxcat.site Shazam # SongRec - Open-source Shazam client for Linux, written in Rust. Spotify # Downtify - Open source Spotify ripper. Self Hosted. Kotify - Requires Spotify Account - Multiplatform desktop client for Spotify focused on library organization for power users. Relies on official Spotify client for playback Librespot - Requires Spotify Premium Account - librespot is an open source client library for Spotify. It enables applications to use Spotify\u0026rsquo;s service to control and play music via various backends, and to act as a Spotify Connect receiver. It is an alternative to the official and now deprecated closed-source libspotify. Additionally, it will provide extra features which are not available in the official library Oggify - Download Spotify tracks to Ogg Vorbis (with a Spotify premium account), based on librespot psst - Fast and multi-platform Spotify client with native GUI Podcast MP3 Downloader - Download MP3 files of your favorite podcasts from Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts, and Overcast. Spot: Gtk/Rust native Spotify client for the GNOME desktop. Only works with premium accounts Spotiqueue - Minimalistic queue-oriented macOS-native client for Spotify, with Guile Scheme scriptability SpotDownloader - A simple web tool that allows you to download songs from Spotify. You can download a song either by entering a track, album, or playlist link. You can also download the entire album or playlist in ZIP format. It also adds all the metadata like cover image, artists, and release date in the downloaded songs. Show, Podcast, and Artist page links aren\u0026rsquo;t supported yet. Spotiflyer - Download free content from Youtube, Spotify, Sound Cloud and more Spotube: A lightweight and free Spotify crossplatform-client which handles playback manually, streams music using Youtube \u0026amp; no Spotify premium account is needed SpotX: Modified Spotify Client for Windows (Windows Only) - Blocking ads and updates for the desktop version of Spotify, disabling podcasts and more Telegram # Telegram-FOSS - Unofficial, FOSS-friendly fork of the original Telegram client for Android. TikTok # ProxiTok - Open source alternative frontend for TikTok made with PHP. Official instance: Pussthecat Instance Twitch # ElectronPlayer - Electron Based Web Video Services Player. Supports Netflix, Youtube, Twitch, Floatplane, Hulu and more streamlink-twitch-gui - Multi platform Twitch.tv browser for Streamlink Twire: Alternative and open source Twitch client for Android Xtra - Twitch player and browser for Android Twitter/X # Due to recent changes with the Twitter API Policy you may have mixed success with these.\nFritter - A free, open-source Twitter client for Android. Harpy - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Flutter/Dart. Nitter - Alternative Twitter front-end - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Official instance: nitter.net Public instances: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances Example: Troy Hunt on Twitter and Nitter Shitter - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Java. Tweet-app - Desktop Twitter client only for tweeting. Timeline never shows up. Tweeterr - A tool to use Twitter from the command line on the fly. Tweepy - Twitter for Python Twidere X - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built mostly with Kotlin, in early stage. YouTube # Alltube - Web GUI for youtube-dl AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. BlackHole - Android music player app for YouTube Music and Spotify made with Flutter CloudTube - Alternative front-end for Invidious Official instance: https://tube.cadence.moe Installation guide for self-hosting: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/tube-docs/tree/main/item/docs/cloudtube/Installing%20CloudTube.md FreeTube - Open source YouTube desktop player for privacy on Windows, Mac and Linux Invidious - Invidious is an alternative front-end to YouTube - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Home page: https://invidious.io Invidious instances (Github): https://github.com/iv-org/documentation/blob/master/Invidious-Instances.md Invidious instances API: https://api.invidious.io Installation guide for self-hosting: https://docs.invidious.io/Installation.md Invidious-viewer - Python application to watch YouTube videos through the Invidious API, in the terminal (requires MPV player and libmpv.so, provided by Linux distro) Invuedious - An alternative frontend for invidious built with vue.js Official instance: https://bocchilorenzo.github.io/invuedious/ LibreTube - Android frontend for YouTube, based on Piped minitube - Lightweight youtube client with a kid-friendly interface. Can make playlists from search keywords mps-youtube - Terminal based YouTube player and downloader. NewPipe - A libre lightweight streaming front-end for Android oleksis/youtube-dl-gui - Cross-platform front-end GUI of the popular youtube-dl written in wxPython OpenVideoDownloader aka jely2002/youtube-dl-gui - A cross-platform GUI for youtube-dl made in Electron and node.js Piped - An alternative privacy-friendly YouTube frontend which is efficient by design - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking Official instance: https://piped.kavin.rocks List of public instances: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped/wiki/Instances Installation guide for self-hosting: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Documentation/blob/main/content/docs/self-hosting/index.md pipe-viewer - A lightweight application (fork of straw-viewer) for searching and playing videos from YouTube. Plumber - Local and remote video trimmer, can trim parts of video without downloading whole video, utilizes youtube-dl, allows conversion to GIFs smtube - Stand-alone YouTube video player Website: https://www.smtube.org SMTube is part of SMPlayer SMPlayer website: https://www.smplayer.info SMPlayer repository: https://github.com/smplayer-dev/smplayer SmartTubeNext - SmartTubeNext is an advanced YouTube app for Android TVs and TV boxes, free and open source. It is not a live TV client and does not support \u0026ldquo;YouTube TV\u0026rdquo;. SkyTube - An open-source YouTube app for Android. Tartube - A GUI front-end for youtube-dl, partly based on youtube-dl-gui and written in Python 3 / Gtk 3 th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). TubeArchivist - A self hosted YouTube media server. TubeSync - TubeSync is a PVR (personal video recorder) for YouTube. It syncs YouTube channels and playlists to a locally hosted media server. ViewTube - An alternative front-end for YouTube, written in Vue.js, uses Plyr video player; supports SponsorBlock, multiple Invidious instances support, chapters Vividl - Modern Windows GUI for youtube-dl Youtube-dl - Command-line program to download videos from YouTube.com and other video sites Youtube-viewer - Lightweight YouTube client for Linux YouTube.js - Full-featured wrapper around the Innertube API, which is what YouTube itself uses uYouPlus - uYouPlus (uYou+) is an alternative YouTube app for Apple\u0026rsquo;s iOS and iPadOS. yattee - Alternative YouTube frontend for iOS, tvOS and macOS built with Invidious and Piped, supports sponsorblock yt-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously without forcing javascript (Fork of youtube-local) yt-dlp - A youtube-dl fork with additional features and fixes. ytcc - Command line tool to keep track of your favorite playlists on YouTube and many other places. Can import youtube subscriptions from Google Takeout and provide them as an RSS feed for your favorite reader. ytfzf - A POSIX script that helps you find Youtube videos (without API) and opens/downloads them using mpv/youtube-dl. ytmdl - A simple app to get songs from YouTube in mp3 format with artist name, album name etc from sources like iTunes, LastFM, Deezer, Gaana etc. ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. ytdl-gui - A simple-to-use, cross-platform graphical interface for youtube-dl youtube-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously and with greater page performance ytcast - Cast YouTube videos to your smart TV from the command line. This program does roughly the same thing as the \u0026ldquo;Play on TV\u0026rdquo; button that appears on the player bar when you visit youtube.com with Chrome or when you use the YouTube smartphone app YouTube Music # AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. "},{"id":8,"href":"/hacking/","title":"Hacking","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The truth is revealed by removing things that stand in its light, an art not unlike sculpture, in which the artist creates, not by building, but by hacking away.\u0026rdquo; - Alan Watts\nWelcome to the Hacking section of Liberty tools! Hacking should be used to increase your knowledge and harden your defenses. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAnonymity # BinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\nI2P - The Invisible Internet Project.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nNipe - Script to redirect all traffic from the machine to the Tor network.\nOnionScan - One of the Hacking Tools for investigating the Dark Web by finding operational security issues introduced by Tor hidden service operators.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nTor - Free software and onion routed overlay network that helps you defend against traffic analysis.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nBug Bounty Platforms # Bugcrowd List - List of many companies that provide bug bounties. CTF(Capture the flag) # Ctf-tools - Collection of setup scripts to install various security research tools easily and quickly deployable to new machines.\nPwntools - Rapid exploit development framework built for use in CTFs.\nRsaCtfTool - Decrypt data enciphered using weak RSA keys, and recover private keys from public keys using a variety of automated attacks.\nDDoS # HOIC - Updated version of Low Orbit Ion Cannon, has ‘boosters’ to get around common counter measures.\nJS LOIC - JavaScript in-browser version of LOIC.\nLOIC - Open source network stress tool for Windows.\nSlowLoris - DoS tool that uses low bandwidth on the attacking side.\nT50 - Faster network stress tool.\nUFONet - Abuses OSI layer 7 HTTP to create/manage ‘zombies’ and to conduct different attacks using; GET/POST, multithreading, proxies, origin spoofing methods, cache evasion techniques, etc.\nDefense Evasion # AntiVirus Evasion Tool (AVET) - Post-process exploits containing executable files targeted for Windows machines to avoid being recognized by antivirus software.\nHyperion - Runtime encryptor for 32-bit portable executables (“PE .exes”).\nPeCloak.py - Automates the process of hiding a malicious Windows executable from antivirus (AV) detection.\nPeCloakCapstone - Multi-platform fork of the peCloak.py automated malware antivirus evasion tool.\nUniByAv - Simple obfuscator that takes raw shellcode and generates Anti-Virus friendly executables by using a brute-forcable, 32-bit XOR key.\nVeil - Generate metasploit payloads that bypass common anti-virus solutions.\nDefcon Suggested Reading # Defcon Suggested Reading Email Spoofing # SpoofBox - Offers email, SMS, Phone spoofing and lots of other tools. Not a free service. Can also be used to look up phone numbers. Exploit Development # Exploit Writing Tutorials - Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nShellcode Examples - Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial - Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nFile Format Analysis # Hachoir - Python library to view and edit a binary stream as tree of fields and tools for metadata extraction.\nKaitai Struct - File formats and network protocols dissection language and web IDE, generating parsers in C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby.\nVeles - Binary data visualization and analysis tool.\nForensics # Autopsy - Full suite of open source forensics tools.\nCAINE - CAINE is Linux Live CD that contains a wealth of digital forensic tools. Features include a user-friendly GUI, semi-automated report creation and tools for Mobile Forensics, Network Forensics, Data Recovery and more.\nFTK Imager - Open Source Disk imaging tool.\nPaladin Forensic Suite - Live Ubuntu distro with lots of tools. Open source with free and paid versions.\nSIFT Workstation - The SIFT Workstation is a collection of free and open-source incident response and forensic tools designed to perform detailed digital forensic examinations in a variety of settings, all built inside an Ubuntu VM.\nSMART - Open source sampling of many proprietary forensics tools.\nGNU/Linux Utilities # Linux Exploit Suggester - Heuristic reporting on potentially viable exploits for a given GNU/Linux system. Hacking Focused OSINT # AQUATONE - Subdomain discovery tool utilizing various open sources producing a report that can be used as input to other tools.\nBinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\nDataSploit - OSINT visualizer utilizing Shodan, Censys, Clearbit, EmailHunter, FullContact, and Zoomeye behind the scenes.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\ngithub-dorks - CLI tool to scan Github repos/organizations for potential sensitive information leak.\nIntrigue - Automated OSINT \u0026amp; Attack Surface discovery framework with powerful API, UI and CLI.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nShodan - World’s first search engine for Internet-connected devices.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSn1per - One of the Hacking Tools for Automated Pentest Recon Scanner.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\nThreat Crowd - Search engine for threats.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nvcsmap - Plugin-based tool to scan public version control systems for sensitive information.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nHacking Conventions # 44Con - Annual Security Conference held in London.\nAppSecUSA - Annual conference organized by OWASP.\nBalCCon - Balkan Computer Congress, annually held in Novi Sad, Serbia.\nBlack Hat - Annual security conference in Las Vegas.\nBruCON - Annual security conference in Belgium.\nCarolinaCon - Infosec conference, held annually in North Carolina.\nCCC - Annual meeting of the international hacker scene in Germany.\nCHCon - Christchurch Hacker Con, Only South Island of New Zealand hacker con.\nDeepSec - Security Conference in Vienna, Austria.\nDefCamp - Largest Security Conference in Eastern Europe, held annually in Bucharest, Romania.\nDEF CON - Annual hacker convention in Las Vegas. Known for having a left wing bias.\nEkoparty - Largest Security Conference in Latin America, held annually in Buenos Aires, Argentina.\nFSec - FSec - Croatian Information Security Gathering in Varaždin, Croatia.\nHack3rCon - Annual US hacker conference.\nHack.lu - Annual conference held in Luxembourg.\nHackfest - Largest hacking conference in Canada.\nHITB - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nHacking In The Box - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nInfosecurity Europe - Europe’s number one information security event, held in London, UK.\nLayerOne - Annual US security conference held every spring in Los Angeles.\nNullcon - Annual conference in Delhi and Goa, India.\nPhreakNIC - Technology conference held annually in middle Tennessee.\nRSA Conference USA - Annual security conference in San Francisco, California, USA.\nShmooCon - Annual US East coast hacker convention.\nSkyDogCon - Technology conference in Nashville.\nSummerCon - One of the oldest hacker conventions, held during Summer.\nSwiss Cyber Storm - Annual security conference in Lucerne, Switzerland.\nThotCon - Annual US hacker conference held in Chicago.\nTroopers - Annual international IT Security event with workshops held in Heidelberg, Germany.\nVirus Bulletin Conference - Annual conference going to be held in Denver, USA for 2016.\nHash Cracking # BruteForce Wallet - Find the password of an encrypted wallet file (i.e. wallet.dat).\nCeWL - Generates custom wordlists by spidering a target’s website and collecting unique words.\nHashcat - Another One of the Hacking Tools The more fast hash cracker.\nJohn the Ripper - One of the best Hacking Tools for Fast password cracker.\nJWT Cracker - Simple HS256 JWT token brute force cracker.\nRar Crack - RAR bruteforce cracker.\nHex Editors # 0xED – Native macOS hex editor that supports plug-ins to display custom data types.\nFrhed – Binary file editor for Windows.\nHexEdit.js – Browser-based hex editing.\nHexinator – World’s finest (proprietary, commercial) Hex Editor.\nInformation Security Magazines # 2600: The Hacker Quarterly – American publication about technology and computer “underground.”\nPhrack Magazine – By far the longest running hacker zine.\nUnredacted Magazine - The official magazine from Michael Bazzell author of Extreme Privacy.\nLock Picking Resources # Awesome Lockpicking – Awesome guides, tools, and other resources about the security and compromise of locks, safes, and keys.\nBosnianbill – More lockpicking videos.\nSchuyler Towne channel – Lockpicking videos and security talks.\n/r/lockpicking – Resources for learning lockpicking, equipment recommendations.\nmacOS Utilities # Bella – Pure Python post-exploitation data mining and remote administration tool for macOS. Multi-paradigm Frameworks # Armitage – Java-based GUI front-end for the Metasploit Framework.\nExploitPack – Graphical tool for automating penetration tests that ships with many pre-packaged exploits.\nFaraday – Multiuser integrated pentesting environment for red teams performing cooperative penetration tests, security audits, and risk assessments.\nMetasploit – Post exploitation Hacking Tools for offensive security teams to help verify vulnerabilities and manage security assessments.\nPupy – Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android) remote administration and post-exploitation tool.\nNetwork Tools # BetterCAP – Modular, portable and easily extensible MITM framework.\nCloudFail – Unmask server IP addresses hidden behind Cloudflare by searching old database records and detecting misconfigured DNS.\nCrackMapExec – A swiss army knife for pentesting networks.\nDebookee – Simple and powerful network traffic analyzer for macOS.\nDET – Proof of concept to perform data exfiltration using either single or multiple channel(s) at the same time.\nDgcd – Simple Unix network utility to extend the accessibility of TCP/IP based network services beyond firewalls.\nDnsmap – One of the Hacking Tools for Passive DNS network mapper.\nDnsrecon – One of the Hacking Tools for DNS enumeration script.\nDnschef – Highly configurable DNS proxy for pentesters.\nDnsenum – Perl script that enumerates DNS information from a domain, attempts zone transfers, performs a brute force dictionary style attack, and then performs reverse look-ups on the results.\nDnstracer – Determines where a given DNS server gets its information from, and follows the chain of DNS servers.\nDNSDumpster – One of the Hacking Tools for Online DNS recon and search service.\nDshell – Network forensic analysis framework.\nDsniff – Collection of tools for network auditing and pentesting.\nDripcap – Caffeinated packet analyzer.\nEvilgrade – Modular framework to take advantage of poor upgrade implementations by injecting fake updates.\nEttercap – Comprehensive, mature suite for machine-in-the-middle attacks.\nImpacket – A collection of Python classes for working with network protocols.\nIntercepter-NG – Multifunctional network toolkit.\nMass Scan – Best Hacking Tools for TCP port scanner, spews SYN packets asynchronously, scanning entire Internet in under 5 minutes.\nMallory – HTTP/HTTPS proxy over SSH.\nMitmproxy – Interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy for penetration testers and software developers.\nMorpheus – Automated ettercap TCP/IP Hacking Tools.\nNetsniff-ng – Swiss army knife for network sniffing.\nNetwork-Tools.com – Website offering an interface to numerous basic network utilities like ping, traceroute, whois, and more.\nNmap – Free security scanner for network exploration \u0026amp; security audits.\nPassivedns – Network sniffer that logs all DNS server replies for use in a passive DNS setup.\nPassivedns-client – Library and query tool for querying several passive DNS providers.\nPig – One of the Hacking Tools for GNU/Linux packet crafting.\nPwnat – Punches holes in firewalls and NATs.\nPraeda – Automated multi-function printer data harvester for gathering usable data during security assessments.\nPrinter Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) – Tool for printer security testing capable of IP and USB connectivity, fuzzing, and exploitation of PostScript, PJL, and PCL printer language features.\nRoutersploit – Open source exploitation framework similar to Metasploit but dedicated to embedded devices.\nScanless – Utility for using websites to perform port scans on your behalf so as not to reveal your own IP.\nScapy – Python-based interactive packet manipulation program \u0026amp; library.\nSPARTA – Graphical interface offering scriptable, configurable access to existing network infrastructure scanning and enumeration tools.\nSSH MITM – Intercept SSH connections with a proxy; all plaintext passwords and sessions are logged to disk.\nTcpdump/libpcap – Common packet analyzer that runs under the command line.\nWireshark – Widely-used graphical, cross-platform network protocol analyzer.\nXRay – Network (sub)domain discovery and reconnaissance automation tool.\nZarp – Network attack tool centered around the exploitation of local networks.\nZmap – Open source network scanner that enables researchers to easily perform Internet-wide network studies.\nOperating Systems # Best Linux Penetration Testing Distributions @ CyberPunk – Description of main penetration testing distributions.\nCuckoo – Open source automated malware analysis system.\nComputer Aided Investigative Environment (CAINE) – Italian GNU/Linux live distribution created as a digital forensics project.\nCSILinux - CSI\u0026rsquo;s mission is to equip you with the most advanced tools in digital forensics, OSINT, and incident response.\nDigital Evidence \u0026amp; Forensics Toolkit (DEFT) – Live CD for forensic analysis runnable without tampering or corrupting connected devices where the boot process takes place.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nSecurity @ Distrowatch – Website dedicated to talking about, reviewing, and keeping up to date with open source operating systems.\nTails – Live OS aimed at preserving privacy and anonymity.\nPhysical Hacking Tools # Anof-cyber/APTRS - APTRS (Automated Penetration Testing Reporting System) is an automated reporting tool in Python and Django. The tool allows Penetration testers to create a report directly without using the Traditional Docx file. It also provides an approach to keeping track of the projects and vulnerabilities.\nCanarytokens.org - Canarytokens are a free, quick, painless way to help defenders discover they\u0026rsquo;ve been breached by having attackers announce themselves. These are digital honeypots you can configure on your own network.\nFlipperzero.one - Flipper Zero is a portable multi-tool for pentesters and geeks in a toy-like body. It loves hacking digital stuff, such as radio protocols, access control systems, hardware and more. It\u0026rsquo;s fully open-source and customizable, so you can extend it in whatever way you like. Check out more firmware options here\nHak5.org - Sells many hacking for wifi pentesting, hotplug attacks, implants, remote access field kits and more. Breakdown of multiple tools\nLAN Turtle – Covert “USB Ethernet Adapter” that provides remote access, network intelligence gathering, and MITM capabilities when installed in a local network.\nPoisontap – Siphons cookies, exposes internal (LAN-side) router and installs web backdoor on locked computers.\nUSB Rubber Ducky – Customizable keystroke injection attack platform masquerading as a USB thumbdrive.\nWiFi Pineapple – Wireless auditing and penetration testing platform.\nPenetration Testing Resources # Pentest Tools # Metasploit Unleashed - Free Offensive Security Metasploit course.\nMITRE’s Adversarial Tactics, Techniques \u0026amp; Common Knowledge (ATT\u0026amp;CK) – Curated knowledge base and model for cyber adversary behavior.\nOpen Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM) – Framework for providing test cases that result in verified facts on which to base decisions that impact an organization’s security.\nOpen Web Application Security Project (OWASP) – Worldwide not-for-profit charitable organization focused on improving the security of especially Web-based and Application-layer software.\nPenetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) – Documentation designed to provide a common language and scope for performing and reporting the results of a penetration test.\nPenetration Testing Framework (PTF) – Outline for performing penetration tests compiled as a general framework usable by vulnerability analysts and penetration testers alike.\nPENTEST-WIKI – Free online security knowledge library for pentesters and researchers.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nShellcode Examples – Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial – Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nXSS-Payloads – Ultimate resource for all things cross-site including payloads, tools, games and documentation.\nPenetration Testing Distributions # ArchStrike – Arch GNU/Linux repository for security professionals and enthusiasts.\nAttifyOS – GNU/Linux distribution focused on tools useful during Internet of Things (IoT) security assessments.\nBackBox – Ubuntu-based distribution for penetration tests and security assessments.\nBlackArch – Arch GNU/Linux-based distribution with best Hacking Tools for penetration testers and security researchers.\nFedora Security Lab – Provides a safe test environment to work on security auditing, forensics, system rescue and teaching security testing methodologies.\nKali – GNU/Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing Hacking Tools.\nNetwork Security Toolkit (NST) – Fedora-based bootable live operating system designed to provide easy access to best-of-breed open source network security applications.\nParrot – Distribution similar to Kali, with multiple architectures with 100 of Hacking Tools.\nPentoo – Security-focused live CD based on Gentoo.\nThe Pentesters Framework – Distro organized around the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES), providing a curated collection of utilities that eliminates often unused toolchains.\nDocker for Penetration Testing # docker pull kalilinux/kali-linux-docker docker pull owasp/zap2docker-stable docker pull wpscanteam/wpscan docker pull citizenstig/dvwa docker pull wpscanteam/vulnerablewordpress docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-6271 docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-0160 docker pull opendns/security-ninjas docker pull diogomonica/docker-bench-security docker pull ismisepaul/securityshepherd docker pull danmx/docker-owasp-webgoat docker-compose build \u0026amp;\u0026amp; docker-compose up docker pull citizenstig/nowasp docker pull bkimminich/juice-shop docker pull phocean/msf Penetration Testing Report Templates # Pentesting Report Template – lucideus.com template.\nPentesting Report Template – pcisecuritystandards.org template.\nPublic Pentesting Reports – Curated list of public penetration test reports released by several consulting firms and academic security groups.\nRansomware Recovery # Nomoreransom - Help detect what kind of ransomware encryption you’re affected by and free tools to unlock it, in many but not all cases. Reverse Engineering Tools # Binwalk – Fast, easy to use tool for analyzing, reverse engineering, and extracting firmware images.\nCapstone – Lightweight multi-platform, multi-architecture disassembly framework.\ndnSpy – One of the Hacking Tools to reverse engineer .NET assemblies.\nEvan’s Debugger – OllyDbg-like debugger for GNU/Linux.\nFrida – Dynamic instrumentation toolkit for developers, reverse-engineers, and security researchers.\nImmunity Debugger – Powerful way to write exploits and analyze malware.\nInteractive Disassembler (IDA Pro) – Proprietary multi-processor disassembler and debugger for Windows, GNU/Linux, or macOS; also has a free version, IDA Free.\nMedusa – Open source, cross-platform interactive disassembler.\nOllyDbg – x86 debugger for Windows binaries that emphasizes binary code analysis.\nPeda – Python Exploit Development Assistance for GDB.\nPlasma – Interactive disassembler for x86/ARM/MIPS. Generates indented pseudo-code with colored syntax code.\nPyREBox – Python scriptable Reverse Engineering sandbox by Cisco-Talos.\nRadare2 – Open source, crossplatform reverse engineering framework.\nrVMI – Debugger on steroids; inspect userspace processes, kernel drivers, and preboot environments in a single tool.\nVoltron – Extensible debugger UI toolkit written in Python.\nWDK/WinDbg – Windows Driver Kit and WinDbg.\nx64dbg – Open source x64/x32 debugger for windows.\nSecurity Courses # ARIZONA CYBER WARFARE RANGE – 24×7 live fire exercises for beginners through real world operations; capability for upward progression into the real world of cyber warfare.\nComputer Security Student – Many free tutorials, great for beginners, $10/mo membership unlocks all content.\nCTF Field Guide – Everything you need to win your next CTF competition.\nCybrary – Free courses in ethical hacking and advanced penetration testing. Advanced penetration testing courses are based on the book ‘Penetration Testing for Highly-Secured Environments’.\nEuropean Union Agency for Network and Information Security – ENISA Cyber Security Training material.\nOffensive Security Training – Training from BackTrack/Kali developers.\nOpen Security Training – Training material for computer security classes.\nSANS Security Training – Computer Security Training \u0026amp; Certification.\nSide-channel Tools # ChipWhisperer – Complete open-source toolchain for side-channel power analysis and glitching attacks. Social Engineering # Beelogger – Tool for generating keylooger.\nCatphish – Tool for phishing and corporate espionage written in Ruby.\nEvilginx – MITM attack framework used for phishing credentials and session cookies from any Web service.\nKing Phisher – One of the Hacking Tools for Phishing campaign toolkit used for creating and managing multiple simultaneous phishing attacks with custom email and server content.\nSocial Engineer Toolkit (SET) – Open source pentesting framework designed for social engineering featuring a number of custom attack vectors to make believable attacks quickly.\nSocial Engineering Framework – Information resource for social engineers.\nwifiphisher – Automated phishing attacks against WiFi networks.\nStatic Analyzers # Bandit – Security oriented static analyser for python code.\nBrakeman – Static analysis security vulnerability scanner for Ruby on Rails applications.\nCppcheck – Extensible C/C++ static analyzer focused on finding bugs.\nFindBugs – Free software static analyzer to look for bugs in Java code.\nSobelow – Security-focused static analysis for the Phoenix Framework.\nTransport Layer Security Tools # SSLyze – Fast and comprehensive TLS/SSL configuration analyzer to help identify security mis-configurations.\nTLS Prober – Fingerprint a server’s SSL/TLS implementation.\nTestssl.sh – Command line tool which checks a server’s service on any port for the support of TLS/SSL ciphers, protocols as well as some cryptographic flaws.\nTools, Lists, Tutorials etc. # AD Exploit guides - Detailed guide on methods to exploit Active Directory.\nAndroid Security – Collection of Android security-related resources.\nAppSec – Resources for learning about application security.\nAwesome Awesomness – The List of the Lists.\nC/C++ Programming – One of the main language for open source security tools.\nCTFs – Capture The Flag frameworks, libraries, etc.\nExploit Writing Tutorials – Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nForensics – Free (mostly open source) forensic analysis tools and resources.\nGB Hackers Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHackerone Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHacking – Tutorials, tools, and resources.\nHoneypots – Honeypots, tools, components, and more.\nInfoSec § Hacking challenges – Comprehensive directory of CTFs, wargames, hacking challenge websites, Penetration testing tools list practice lab exercises, and more.\nInfosec – Information security resources for pentesting, forensics, and more.\nJavaScript Programming – In-browser development and scripting.\nKali Linux Tools – List of Hacking tools present in Kali Linux.\nMalware Analysis – Tools and resources for analysts.\nNode.js Programming – Curated list of delightful Node.js packages and resources.\nPCAP Tools – Tools for processing network traffic.\nPenetration Testing Cheat Sheets – Awesome Pentest Cheat Sheets.\nPivoting and Tunneling Guide - Detailed guide on methods to exploit.\nPython Programming 1 – General Python programming.\nPython Programming 2 – General Python programming.\nPython tools for penetration testers – Lots of pentesting tools are written in Python.\nRuby Programming 1 – The de-facto language for writing exploits.\nRuby Programming 2 – The de-facto\nVirtual Machines Labs # CFTtime - Free capture the flag hacking games.\nMindMaps - Massive list of smaller sites that provide individual hacking challenges.\nPentesterlab - Free and paid Pentesting training with labs.\nSadcloud - Sadcloud is a tool for spinning up insecure AWS infrastructure with Terraform.\nVulnerability Hub - Free Virtual machines to hack, provided by the community.\nVulnmachines - A place to learn and improve penetration testing/ethical hacking skills for FREE. The labs consist of 100+ real world scenarios to practice the latest exploits and cutting edge hacking techniques.\nVulnerability Databases # Bugtraq (BID) – Software security bug identification database compiled from submissions to the SecurityFocus mailing list and other sources, operated by Symantec, Inc.\nCommon Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) – Dictionary of common names (i.e., CVE Identifiers) for publicly known security vulnerabilities.\nCXSecurity – Archive of published CVE and Bugtraq software vulnerabilities cross-referenced with a Google dork database for discovering the listed vulnerability.\nExploit-DB – Non-profit project hosting exploits for software vulnerabilities, provided as a public service by Offensive Security.\nFull-Disclosure – Public, vendor-neutral forum for detailed discussion of vulnerabilities, often publishes details before many other sources.\nInj3ct0r (Onion service) – Exploit marketplace and vulnerability information aggregator.\nMicrosoft Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Microsoft software.\nMicrosoft Security Bulletins – Announcements of security issues discovered in Microsoft software, published by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC).\nMozilla Foundation Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Mozilla software, including the Firefox Web Browser.\nNational Vulnerability Database (NVD) – United States government’s National Vulnerability Database provides additional meta-data (CPE, CVSS scoring) of the standard CVE List along with a fine-grained search engine.\nPacket Storm – Compendium of exploits, advisories, tools, and other security-related resources aggregated from across the industry.\nSecuriTeam – Independent source of software vulnerability information.\nUS-CERT Vulnerability Notes Database – Summaries, technical details, remediation information, and lists of vendors affected by software vulnerabilities, aggregated by the United States Computer Emergency Response Team (US-CERT).\nVulnerability Lab – Open forum for security advisories organized by category of exploit target.\nVulners – Security database of software vulnerabilities.\nZero Day Initiative – Bug bounty program with the publicly accessible archive of published security advisories, operated by TippingPoint.\nVulnerability Scanners # Nexpose – Commercial vulnerability and risk management assessment engine that integrates with Metasploit, sold by Rapid7.\nNessus – Commercial vulnerability management, configuration, and compliance assessment platform, sold by Tenable. Free for under 25 devices.\nOpenVAS – Free open source software implementation of the popular Nessus vulnerability assessment system.\nVuls – Agentless vulnerability scanner for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD, written in Go.\nWeb Exploitation # Autochrome – Easy to install a test browser with all the appropriate setting needed for web application testing with native Burp support, from NCCGroup.\nBlindElephant – Web application fingerprinter.\nBrowser Exploitation Framework (BeEF) – Command and control server for delivering exploits to commandeered Web browsers.\nBurp Suite – One of the Hacking Tools integrated platform for performing security testing of web applications.\nCommix – Automated all-in-one operating system command injection and exploitation tool.\nDVCS Ripper – Rip web accessible (distributed) version control systems: SVN/GIT/HG/BZR.\nEyeWitness – Tool to take screenshots of websites, provide some server header info, and identify default credentials if possible.\nFiddler – Free cross-platform web debugging proxy with user-friendly companion tools.\nFimap – Find, prepare, audit, exploit and even Google automatically for LFI/RFI bugs.\nFuzzDB – Dictionary of attack patterns and primitives for black-box application fault injection and resource discovery.\nGitTools – One of the Hacking Tools that Automatically find and download Web accessible .git repositories.\nKadabra – Automatic LFI exploiter and scanner.\nKadimus – LFI scan and exploit tool.\nLiffy – LFI exploitation tool.\nNoSQLmap – Automatic NoSQL injection and database takeover tool.\nOffensive Web Testing Framework (OWTF) – Python-based framework for pentesting Web applications based on the OWASP Testing Guide.\nSslstrip – One of the Hacking Tools Demonstration of the HTTPS stripping attacks.\nSslstrip2 – SSLStrip version to defeat HSTS.\nsqlmap – Automatic SQL injection and database takeover tool.\nTplmap – Automatic server-side template injection and Web server takeover Hacking Tools.\nVHostScan – A virtual host scanner that performs reverse lookups, can be used with pivot tools, detect catch-all scenarios, aliases and dynamic default pages.\nWeevely3 – Weaponized web shell.\nWebscreenshot – A simple script to take screenshots of list of websites.\nWhatWeb – Website fingerprinter.\nWappalyzer – Wappalyzer uncovers the technologies used on websites.\nwafw00f – Identifies and fingerprints Web Application Firewall (WAF) products.\nWordPress Exploit Framework – Ruby framework for developing and using modules which aid in the penetration testing of WordPress powered websites and systems.\nWPSploit – Exploit WordPress-powered websites with Metasploit.\nWeb Scanners # Arachni – Scriptable framework for evaluating the security of web applications.\nCms-explorer – Reveal the specific modules, plugins, components and themes that various websites powered by content management systems are running.\nNikto – Noisy but fast black box web server and web application vulnerability scanner.\nSecApps – In-browser web application security testing suite.\nWebReaver – Commercial, graphical web application vulnerability scanner designed for macOS.\nw3af – Hacking Tools for Web application attack and audit framework.\nWPScan – Hacking Tools of Black box WordPress vulnerability scanner.\nWapiti – Black box web application vulnerability scanner with built-in fuzzer.\nJoomscan – One of the best Hacking Tools for Joomla vulnerability scanner.\nACSTIS – Automated client-side template injection (sandbox escape/bypass) detection for AngularJS.\nWindows Utilities # Bloodhound – Graphical Active Directory trust relationship explorer.\nDeathStar – Python script that uses Empire’s RESTful API to automate gaining Domain Admin rights in Active Directory environments.\nEmpire – Pure PowerShell post-exploitation agent.\nFibratus – Tool for exploration and tracing of the Windows kernel.\nMagic Unicorn – Shellcode generator for numerous attack vectors, including Microsoft Office macros, PowerShell, HTML applications (HTA), or certutil (using fake certificates).\nMimikatz – Credentials extraction tool for Windows operating system.\nPowerSploit – PowerShell Post-Exploitation Framework.\nredsnarf – Post-exploitation tool for retrieving password hashes and credentials from Windows workstations, servers, and domain controllers.\nResponder – LLMNR, NBT-NS and MDNS poisoner.\nSysinternals Suite – The Sysinternals Troubleshooting Utilities.\nwePWNise – Generates architecture independent VBA code to be used in Office documents or templates and automates bypassing application control and exploit mitigation software.\nWindows Credentials Editor – Inspect logon sessions and add, change, list, and delete associated credentials, including Kerberos tickets.\nWindows Exploit Suggester – Detects potential missing patches on the target.\nWireless Network Hacking # Aircrack-ng – Set of Penetration testing \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list for auditing wireless networks.\nFluxion – Suite of automated social engineering based WPA attacks.\nKismet – Wireless network detector, sniffer, and IDS.\nReaver – Brute force attack against WiFi Protected Setup.\nWifite – Automated wireless attack tool.\n"},{"id":9,"href":"/health/","title":"Health","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Our food should be our medicine and our medicine should be our food.\u0026rdquo; - Hippocrates\nThe modern world is poisoning us. Big Ag, Big Pharma, social media, environmental pollution, EMFs are everywhere. Corporations and every level of our governments are complicit, and this trend doesnt seem to be slowing down. We need to take our health back into our own hands. By embracing traditional wisdom, and alternatives to mainstream health we can reclaim much of the health that modern society has been slowly destroying.\nReject modernity. Embrace Tradition.\nBioHacking Tools # AgelessBody - List of Biohacking tools and strategies\nAnyLuv Metal Glasses - Anyluv sells blue light blocking daytime and nighttime glasses with metal frames, so that you can minimize your light exposure without putting plastic on your face like most other blue light blocking glasses.\nBioHackerLabs Tools - Several different tools and resources. Net Carb Calc, Glucose Ketone Calc, Blood Sugar converter, Blue light testing.\nBluBlox - Cheaper Blue light blocking sunglasses\nBonCharge - Numerous products for sale. Include Blu light blocking, EMF Blocking, red light therapy etc. Products are bit pricey.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nEmr-Tek - Wide range of products. Inlcuding non plastic blue and yellow light blocking glasses. Iphone radiation blocking cases. Red light devices and more.\nOpal - App that blocks other apps. Social media can be addicting and can impact your productivity, but sometimes deleting it isn\u0026rsquo;t an option. Stop yourself from wasting time on social media during designated time frames with the Opal app.\nChips - Seed Oil Free # Seed oils are everywhere. New evidence shows that they are wildly toxic and heavily correlate with the increase in major chronic disease over the last 100 years. But Chips are also delicious so here\u0026rsquo;s a few options for seed oil free chips. Anti-Seed Oil Data\nBeefys Own - Beef tallow potato chips.\nMasa Chips - Organic nixtalized corn chips cooked in grassfed beef tallow. From the creators of the Shireapp. Accepts Bitcoin. Currently they are a bit pricey.\nRosies Chips - Beef tallow potato chips.\nSiete Foods - Family owned Mexican company that produces a wide range of seed oil free chips and other products. Primarily cooked in Avocado oil.\nClothing # Non Plastic, EMF Resistant and Grounded\nAll of these ideas may seem controversial to you. Here are some great resources to learn more about them. Grounding/Earthing , Microplastics , Guide on avoiding all plastics and toxic chemicals\nAJConsultingCompany - Non Plastic Alternatives\nBuffaloWoolCo - 100% buffalo/bison wool clothing.\nCottonique - GOTS Certified 100% Organic cotton products.\nEarth Runners - Earth Runners was created to rewild our lives in response to the typical modern domesticated lifestyle, which is causing numerous health, psychological and social issues. Grounded minimalist sandals.\nFindwool.com - Find 100% pure wool in your area.\nGrounded Shoes - Shoes that are discharged electricity from body via grounded shoes. Most(but not all) shoes are 100% leather and plastic free.\nHarvest and Mill - 100% organic cotton sheets, towels \u0026amp; more. 100% Sourced \u0026amp; Made in the USA.\nHemp Organic Life - Organic hemp products for all sorts of less common items such as: mattress covers, cushions, sleeping bags, soaps, socks, and even home and car seat covers.\nNatural Home - Natural home sells a wide mix of organic wool, cotton, linen, hemp furniture and much more.\nOddobody - 100% organic cotton underwear for woman.\nPeluva Shoes - Founded by liberty leaning nutrition expert Mark Sisson. Peluva aims to create shoes that allow you to move well in a more natural state.\nRawganique - Organic cotton, linen and Hemp clothing and accessories.\nRhizal Shoes - Grounded 100% leather shoes.\nThe Filtery - Aggregator for non plastic clothes and other household items.\nWoolshire - GOTS Certified 100% Organic locally sourced Cotton products. Organic sourcing is often not verified when it comes from other countries. At Woolshire it is verified.\nWyoming Based - American Wool company. Sells Beanies and Sweaters. Accepts Bitcoin. Manufactured in America. Anti-woke.\nCosmetics # Animal based and Non-Toxic\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Deodorant, Toothpaste, soap, etc\nCaptain Fishers - Balms and Hair serum using Tallow and other natural ingredients.\nClara And Fritz - Whipped tallow based sunscreen and other products\nDakota Tallow - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nFarrow.Life - Pork Lard based. Farrow is made in real time and in small batches to ensure super freshness and the highest quality.\nJKLM Farm - Small Batch Animal Fat Soap \u0026amp; Skincare Products. Includes bone marrow soap,bacon fat soap, hair paste and more.\nMeraki Blu - Meraki Blu and Tallow based supplements. Meraki Blu has been shown to help Energy, Focus, Short-Term and Long-Term Memory, Uplift Mood, Calm Anxiety, and be Anti-Aging focused.\nNoseToTail-BodyCare - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nVintage Tradition - Tallow Lip balms.\nWhite Oaks Home goods - White oaks also provides tallow and lard based cosmetics, candles etc.\nDental Health # Dental health has been an epidemic of malocclusion largely related the to quality of our food for thousands of years. This has led to mass issues with dental decay and improper facial development which leads to nasal breathing, which in turns leads to wisdom teeth problems and many other following health issues.Check out these resources to learn more: Weston A Price\u0026rsquo;s world wide study , Jaw Development , Breathing , General Dental Health\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Toothpaste and other products. Completely natural with no Fluoride.\nVanMan Shop - Toothpase made from eggshell and betonite clay. Shipped in glass containers. Offers other products as well.\nBite - Plastic free Vegan friendly toothpaste and other teeth related products, including bamboo tooth brushes and plastic free floss, all sold in non plastic containers.\nGreenzla - Bamboo plastic free tooth brushes.\nPlastic Free Dental Floss - Made from wheat instead of plastic for your flossing needs.\nMastique Chewing Gum - Often referred to as mastic gum, Mastique offers sugar free, seed oil and trans fat free Mastic gum for chewing to help build jaw strength and avoid jaw/wisdom teeth problems. Also comes with xylitol, coconut and natural mastic for extra teeth care. Doesn\u0026rsquo;t taste like regular gum, but ultimately its not bad tasting either.\nGreco Gum - Single ingredient mastic gum for increasing jaw strength. Made from resinous sap that seeps from the bark of the mastic tree (Pistacia lentiscus) and becomes crystallized.\nApolloGum - Single ingredient mastic gum with only a single ingredient. Offers a 21% discount if purchased in bitcoin.\nBiolight - A redlight device specifically for your mouth and teeth. Red light has shown tremendous health benefits across a wide spectrum. The Biolight can help to restore your oral microbiome. Company also provides many other redlight products.\nMewing App - An app from the creator of Mewing, that helps you do different mewing exercises designed to help strengthen your jaw with proper tongue posture, and help your face, jaw and teeth develop properly.\nEnvironmental Toxin Monitoring # Because Health - A nonprofit environmental health site that offers science-based tips and guides for buying safer cookware and dishes, uncontaminated foods, and nontoxic personal-care products—to help people live more healthfully.\nBreast Cancer Prevention Partners - An organization that provides information for reducing toxic exposures—in food packaging, cosmetics, and other everyday products—to protect people’s breast health and reproductive health.\nCHEM Trust - A website that offers terrific fact sheets about hazardous chemicals and their impacts on health, as well as news about chemical legislation in Europe (such as REACH).\nClearya - A browser plug-in and mobile app that help online shoppers make informed choices. Clearya automatically screens ingredient lists for chemicals of concern while shopping online, and assists in discovering safer alternatives. In parallel, the platform mines insights that serve environmental health scientists and advocacy groups.\nEnvironmental Defense Fund - A leading global nonprofit organization that promotes research related to preserving the health of both the environment and its populations, including humans.\nEnvironmental Health News - A publication of Environmental Health Sciences, a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental health issues, including climate change, the plastic pollution crisis, and harmful chemicals such as BPA.\nEnvironmental Working Group - A nonprofit dedicated to protecting human health and the environment. The group offers excellent Shopper’s Guides with scientifically based recommendations on choosing healthy consumer products (from cosmetics to cleaning products) and uncontaminated foods (including produce). The organization also offers a Healthy Living App with ratings of more than 120,000 food and personal-care products, to help consumers make the healthiest choices.\nMade Safe - A program that certifies safe brands of cosmetics, household products, apparel, bedding, and other products, after a rigorous screening and evaluation of ingredients and materials. Check out their new Healthy Pregnancy Guide.\nNational Resources Defense Council - An organization that works to safeguard the earth, including its air, water, people, plants, and animals, from pollution, chemicals, and other toxic effects.\nProgram on Reproductive Health and the Environment - Under the auspices of the University of California, San Francisco, this program offers valuable resources that can help minimize people’s exposure to reproductive toxins in everyday life.\nSafer Chemicals, Healthy Families - A coalition of organizations and businesses working to safeguard families from toxic chemicals in our homes, workplaces, schools, and in the products we use.\nSafer Made - An organization that invests in companies and technologies that eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals in consumer products and supply chains. Its newsletters highlight developments in phasing out certain chemicals and progress on other environmental issues.\nSilent Spring Institute - A scientific research organization dedicated to uncovering the links between environmental chemicals and human health. On the preventive front, the organization developed Detox Me, a free mobile app to help consumers reduce their exposure to toxic chemicals in their everyday surroundings.\nToxic Free Future - An organization that conducts original research on the complex science underlying different aspects of environmental health and advocates for the use of safer products, chemicals, and practices to ensure a healthier future.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFood Discovery Apps # BuyrApp - An app that lets you scan bar codes to give you more info on products you are purchasing. Tells you if the product is owned by small farms or other corporate interests.\nFeed the People By the People - An organization dedicated to empowering farmers and ranchers across the country and cutting out middlemen to enable direct sales to customers. By decentralizing the food supply chain, they aim to put the power of food back in the hands of the people.\nGetRawMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area based off your zip code.\nGround Work Collective - Website that finds high quality farms and high quality soil.\nLabel Ferret - Label Ferret uses nutrition data from a variety of sources but nutrition data and ingredient labels change frequently so accuracy cannot be guaranteed. You can use this app to read ingredients and nutritional facts from a wide range of different products.\nLocal Fats: Website that that helps you find food providers that dont use seed oils. Includes locations all over the world. Locations are crowd sourced, so anyone can submit a new location they find.\nRealMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area.\nSeed Oil Rebellion - Website that provides education around seed oils and buying/food guides.\nSeed Oil Scout - App that helps you find restaurants and fast food providers that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App only works in IOS.\nSeed oil Free Restaurants - Website that lets you look up specific restaurants to see what oils they cook in and dont cook in.\nSeedy App - App that helps you find restaurants, fast food providers and products at grocery stores that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App is under construction. Old demo app only worked in IOS.\nShireapp - App that finds local high quality real foods. Includes multiple categories such as Seed oil free, regenerative, grass fed, organic, raw etc.\nHealth Funding Projects # Decentralized Health Fund - The Decentralized Health Fund looks to fund important but largely unprofitable research in regards to lesser known areas of health. The fund is working to collect and store money in BTC in order to give out grants to fund studies and projects around the dangers of EMF\u0026rsquo;s, the benefit of grounding, sunlight and other natural sources.\nNew Founding - New Founding is looking to raise funds to focus on \u0026ldquo;early-stage ventures where we can add exceptional value by leveraging our significant proprietary deal flow, our best-in-class intelligence of conservative consumer and institutional demand, and our connections within the right-wing ecosystem.\u0026rdquo; ‍\nHealthcare Alternative # Chronic Illness Recovery - An institute that focuses on healing from long term health issues caused by systemic inflammation and other modern causes.\nCrowdhealth - CrowdHealth is not an insurance company, but a platform \u0026amp; community that empowers you with a crowdfunding tool and a wealth of resources to efficiently manage your health care costs.\nCurehunter - Free service that catalogs most medical conditions and potential treatments. CureHunter is a fully integrated scientific search, data retrieval and analysis engine on the web that can read the entire US National Library of Medicine Medline Archive and automatically extract and quantify the evidence for successful clinical outcomes of all known drugs for all known human diseases.\nDPC Network - Find Direct Primary care Doctors near you.\nDpcare - Direct Primary Care (DPC) is an innovative alternative payment model improving access to high functioning healthcare with a simple, flat, affordable membership fee. No fee-for-service payments. No third party billing. The defining element of DPC is an enduring and trusting relationship between a patient and his or her primary care provider.\nDruglike - Druglike is a platform for democratizing the access, costs, and rewards of early-stage drug discovery. Druglike is building a decentralized computing network which provides resources for anyone looking to start or contribute to early-stage drug discovery projects. Unlike competitors, Druglike will be web-based and completely free to use.\nFree Market Medical Association - Free Market Medical Association helps find Market alternatives to healthcare, co-founded by the CEO of Oklahoma Surgery Center.\nOklahoma Surgery Center - Free Market for Surgery with full price transparency.\nRevero.com - Program that aims to evaluate and measure health metrics to get down to the real causes of your health issues, while using a nutritional and holistic approach.\nTrue Med - True Med helps facilitate acceptance of HSA and FSA money for individuals and companies. This can be used by or for any company that promotes better diet, exercise or other alternative forms of health.\nTWC.Health - Alternative healthcare to the mainstream pharma system. Also sells supplements. Co-founded by Dr. Peter McCullough.\nHigh Quality Meat # Organic, Grass Fed, Regenerative and Seed Oil Free Food\nAUPA Bar - The Chad of energy bars. High quality meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit. AUPA gives discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. Save an additional 5% with code word \u0026ldquo;liberty\u0026rdquo;\nEpic Provisions - One of the best and most convenient ways to access high quality meat in convenient packaging.\nForce of Nature - Another fantastic option for regenerative meat. Including Beef, Bison, Chicken, Elk, Venison, Wild Boar and more. Force of Nature is also unique in selling \u0026ldquo;Ancestral Blends\u0026rdquo; ground meat mixed with small amounts of organ meats for delicious ways to eat highly nutritious organ meats.\nJoyce-Farms - Another great regenerative source of meat. Provides a wide range of poultry, sausages and jerkies.\nMauinui Venison - Regenerative/sustainable raised deer. Axis deer are an invasive species in Maui and need to be kept in check to preserve the water and local plants/farms as there are no natural predators for the deer on Maui. Slightly pricey.\nMeatrition - A massive database in defense of all things Meat.\nNose to Tail - Regenerative and pastured raise meat, specifically focused on producing the best low PUFA raised mono-gastric animals like Chicken and Pork. Also sells Lamb.\nWhite Oak Pastures - One of the most respected regenerative farms around, practicing their idea of \u0026ldquo;radically traditionally farming\u0026rdquo;. White oaks sells several different kinds of meat, including, Duck, Goose, Guinea, Rabbit, Goat etc. White Oak has really pioneered the regenerative model and proofed its effective with a peer reviewed study\nWild Idea Buffalo - Another great option. Focuses primarily on buffalo but has several other great offers. Bison are only slaughtered in the field, never in a slaughterhouse.\nMedical Drugs Resellers # Buy medical drugs from third parties that may be in limited supply.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinal. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nContraband Cures - A list of alternative style medicines for several different conditions.\nContingency Medical - Emergency Antibiotic Kits, for Home or on the Go. Stay protected against Nausea, Vomiting, Strep Throat, UTIs, Diarrhea, Ear Infections, Sinusitis and more.\nDuration Health - The portable emergency room — Peace of mind for off-grid living and travel. Their doctors prescribe you life-saving medications before you need them. They ship them to you before your next adventure. Treat urgent medical issues anywhere — without finding a doctor or pharmacy.\nJase Medical - Emergency meds and Prescription drugs.\nMountain Rose Herbs - One of the best sources of organic herbs and alternative medicines.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nPurely Prepared Patriot - American company that sells Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and Fenbendazole.\nOSINT- Health and the Environment # Antennasearch.com - Track 5g Towers in your area.\nClimateViewerMaps - Track Real Time data of climate weather across the world including rainfall and UN Tracking of weather Modification projects.\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nSupplement Testing and Rankings # Consumerlab - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nLabdoor - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nVaccine and Medical Info # Just the Inserts - Just the Inserts is a collection of all vaccine and other medication related info from the official source. While much of this information is public, it is often obfuscated and difficult to find. Just the Inserts bring all of the safety related data to one convient place for you to check on what the actual side affects of vaccines and other medications are. "},{"id":10,"href":"/job-boards/","title":"Job Boards","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.\u0026rdquo; - Confucius\nWhy work for a company you hate? If you believe in liberty many of these companies hate you. Stop wasting your talents and your energy on them, and find something that advances your values.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale. Jobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin. Latium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase. Publish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens. Liberty and Crypto Related Job Boards # AnonFriendly - Don\u0026rsquo;t doxx yourself for work. Job boards for Anonymous workers. Bankless.Pallet - The best jobs in crypto and DeFi, curated by Bankless, for the Bankless Nation. New technical and non-technical job posts every week. BitcoinerJobs - Bitcoiner Jobs is the leading career site helping to build the emerging Bitcoin industry and the careers of Bitcoiners within it. Publicsq - Non-woke and conservative leaning job board. Talent Market - Talent Market’s mission is to promote liberty by providing talent for critical roles within the free-market nonprofit sector. Provide Free consulting for liberty focused non profits. No-Jab Job Boards # Based.Pro - Formerly \u0026ldquo;NoVaxMandate.org\u0026rdquo; Based.Pro has pivoted from its vax focus to help you connect with professionals, companies and institutions who share your values. Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types. Redballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or covid nonsense. Unjected - Dating board for people who have not had any of the Covid-19 Vaccines. Vaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status. "},{"id":11,"href":"/metrics/","title":"Metrics","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Freedom and Anti Freedom Metrics # “Just as Soviet managers responded by producing shoddy goods that met the numerical targets set by their overlords, so do schools, police forces, and businesses find ways of fulfilling quotas with shoddy goods of their own.” ― Jerry Z. Muller\nIn order to better understand the broader picture, data collection becomes essential. Data collection can be used to paint whatever narrative its collectors want. We must be aware of the actual data in order to interrupt the truth as it is, and not what politics wants it to be. Here are a list of metrics tracking different statistics directly related to rising tyranny in our world.\nAtlantic Council CBDCTracker - Tracks Country progress of (CBDC)Central Bank Digital Currency Implementation and testing\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nCDBC Tracker - A project by the Human Rights Foundation to track CDBC development worldwide.\nCriticalrace.org Track CRT and other forms of Wokeness in schools. Tracks Colleges and K-12. Tracks many of the specific actions taken at every school.\nDefendingEd - Tracking DEI/Wokism in Schools.\nDigital Sovereignty Index - The DSI is a simple metric to illustrate how much locally hosted applications are used across the measured countries. It represents the relative amount of deployments of self-hosted productivity \u0026amp; collaboration tools per 100K citizens, compared to other countries.\nFreedomHouse.org - Freedom Metric across the world, does not Track Covid.\nFreedominthe50states.org - Tracks the most Free US states in regards to a wide set of metrics, does not track covid freedoms. Provided by the Cato institute.\nFungibility-Graveyard - List of People who have been exposed and prosecuted for or while using Bitcoin due to lack of privacy\nHeritage World Freedom Index - Economic Freedom across the world\nICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nRootshq - Website that tracks different liberty groups and associations across America\nShadowstats - Tracks true levels of economics in America, Money supply, Inflation, GDP etc…\nUSDebtclock - Real time National Debt Counter.\nWashingtonPost Police Shooting DB - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states.\nWokeWagon - Tracks woke political appointees in government\nWorld Press Freedoms - Ranking of all countries in the world by freest to least free press.\n"},{"id":12,"href":"/money/","title":"Money","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" If you don’t believe it or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try and convince you. I am sorry. - Satoshi Nakamoto\nCrypto Currency, The greatest tool we have.\nFinancial privacy is largely being wiped away across the world, while governments simultaneously destroy the value of our currencies through inflation and sanctions. With the invention of Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto gave us what is probably the single greatest tool for freedom in the history of the world. With decentralized crypto currency we have the ability to fix our money and fix the world. While some people believe that all non bitcoin crypto currencies are a scam we do not agree. We believe in competition for all freedom tech. Bitcoin isn\u0026rsquo;t perfect and shouldn\u0026rsquo;t be treated as a religion. The best counterpoint to bitcoins imperfection is its inherent lack of privacy and its current difficulty with scaling. Monero provides the best and simplest use case for privacy and is a great alternative to bitcoin. Likewise we believe that other crypto projects may have real utility in pursuing freedom. That being said the crypto industry is absolutely saturated with scams and grifters. As always do your own research and invest carefully. Hold your own keys and continue your journey to being financially sovereign.\nAcquire Crypto # Atomic Swaps # Atomic Swaps are the future of Crypto Currency trading. Completely custody-less, heavily private, and generally uncensorable. Still very much in development. Learn more here.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nBasic Swap Dex - Atomic Swap DEX. No added fees. Installed locally. Currently in BETA.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nLiquiality - Atomic Swaps across multiple coins.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nUnstoppapleSwaps - Atomic Swap from BTC to Monero.\nDecentralized Exchanges # Decentralization is a spectrum. Many decentralized exchanges aren\u0026rsquo;t nearly as decentralized as they claim to be, but usually they are far more distributed than any centralized exchanges.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nFiat On Ramps (P2P) # Bisq - Buy and sell bitcoin for fiat (or other cryptocurrencies) privately and securely using Bisq\u0026rsquo;s peer-to-peer network and open-source desktop software. Bisq allows you to purchase your bitcoin using P2P Zelle transactions. No registration required.\nHodl Hodl - Anonymous P2P deals on your terms. Trade globally. Using any payment system. For any fiat currency. Bitcoin only. No registration required.\nLocal Monero - Local Monero makes it easy for you to connect with real people in the real world to buy and sell Monero with no KYC. Announced in May 2024 that they would be shutting down. No reason given, but this is likely due to regulatory pressure against other platforms like Samurai and Tornado cash.\nPeach Bitcoin - Peach allows users to purchase BTC in many different national currencies all P2P without KYC. Not currently available in the US.\nRetoSwap - Like Bisq but for Monero. Installed locally, it uses Monero and Tor for high level privacy.\nXMRGlobal - A monero focused p2p exchange for purchasing cryptocurrency via Zelle, ACH cash etc.\nNon-Custodial exchanges # Most exchanges are custodial, meaning you are required to leave crypto on their platform if you want to trade, or you purchase and they will hold on to it initially. Non-custodial exchanges will send your trades and purchases directly to wallets of your choosing.\nChangenow - Reliable non KYC exchange.\nChangelly - Not recommended at this time. Changelly does not require KYC for smaller transactions but they will sometimes implement KYC mid trade, forcing to KYC or lose your funds.\nCryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nEvonax - Established in 2016,Evonax operates as a non-custodial instant cryptocurrency exchange, ensuring that users’ funds are never held within the platform. Serving as an intermediary between cryptocurrencies and users, Evonax provides access to a diverse range of digital assets including Monero (XMR).\nFixedFloat - Good rates for crypto exchanges, does not currently allow US customer IP addresses. Does not require KYC.\nGodex.io - This exchange is a dependable tool for immediate conversions. It supports the conversion of over 300 cryptocurrencies into Monero, without any KYC requirements and it works in both directions, offering great flexibility.\nHoudini Swap - Privacy focused non custodial exchange.\nKYC vs No KYC list - A list of P2P Trading Platforms (i.e. P2P exchanges) for trading Bitcoin. Common payment methods include bank transfer, cash deposited in the seller\u0026rsquo;s bank account, in-person cash (face-to-face) trades as well as payment networks such as Zelle, Alipay, even Cash App and PayPal, for example. Some of these payment methods are more private than others. Typically, face-to-face, cash-by-mail, and US Postal Money Orders are among the most private methods available.\nKYCNotMe - Website that Tracks exchanges that don\u0026rsquo;t use KYC.\nMexc - Crypto trades without KYC. Currently blocked for US based IP addresses.\nNO KYC Only - Education on avoiding KYC and why its problematic.\nOrangeFren - Check many KYC-free services and find the one with the best offer for a wide variety of coins.\nSimpleSwap - Exchange multiple tokens without giving up custody. Requires an account. Offers cash back in their own token.\nSideShift - Shift between different layer 2 tokens. Includes tokens on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Polygoin.\nStealthEx - StealthEX is a non-custodial cryptocurrency exchange service that accepts Monero (XMR). The platform does not require users to create an account or share personal information. Additionally, funds are not stored on StealthEX; exchanges are conducted directly between wallets. At StealthEX, there are no upper limits for your exchanges — you can exchange any amount you desire. When it comes to minimum amounts, you only need to ensure you have enough to cover the network fees.\nSwapSwop - SwapSwop is an instant anonymous crypto exchange with a high level of security from SSL certificates on internal services to a multi-stage exchange procedure, which guarantees the safety of your assets and quick exchange for the desired cryptocurrency.\nTrocador - Privacy focused front end to push your transactions through non KYC exchanges.\nBusiness Directories # AirBTC - AirBNB for Bitcoiners.\nAgoristAcers - Purchase Seeds with Monero.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nAutoCoinCar - Purchase Luxury cars with Crypto - (UK Only).\nBeef Initiative - Purchase Regenerative/Grass fed beef with Crypto.\nBitcoin-P2P Marketplace - BTC sales.\nBitcoin-RealEstate - Purchase Real estate with crypto.\nBitcoin-only - The Ultimate guide to all things Bitcoin.\nBitcoin-only.com - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nBitejo - Massive List of companies that accept Monero and Bitcoin - Is now XMRBazzar.\nCarCoinMarket - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCompTIA Vouchers - CompTIA certs for Btc.\nCryptoCars - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCryptwerk - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nDirectory.BTCPayserver - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nGrowingSpaces - Buy Greenhouses with BTC.\nMonerica - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nMoneromarket - XMR trading platform with escrow. Start selling and buying today.\nOatManFarms - Purchase Oats for BTC.\nShopinBit - Purchase all sorts of items in BTC, only ships to UK currently.\nXMR Bazzar - A p2p shopping center for buying and selling services and goods in Monero. Built by Douglas Tumen, founder and host of the Monero Talk podcast.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale.\nJobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin.\nLatium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase.\nMonero.jobs - XMR is the ultimate weapon if you are seeking a technological solution to secure your wealth, your financial privacy and hence your overall freedom. However, the best way to increase your freedom is to get paid directly in XMR.\nPublish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens.\nDAO and DEFI Tools # ApeBoard - Cross chain crypto monitoring Dashboard.\nCoin - Crypto portfolio account and crypto news aggregator.\nCow.fi - CoW Protocol finds the lowest price for your trade across all exchanges and aggregators, such as Uniswap and 1inch – and protects you from MEV, unlike the others.\nDAOStack - Project that helps you streamline the creation of your own DAO.\nDefiSafety - DEFI Security ratings.\nDefillama - The ultimate tracker for all things DEFI. Track Yield, transparency, NFTs, Stables, Hacks etc.\nDapps.com - Dapp rankings via marketcap.\nDextools - Cross Chain Defi and Cefi Dashboard.\nGhostfol - Multichain Dashboard, includes traditional stocks and ETF’s as well.\nHedgehog - Centralized Exchange Dashboard Management.\nRailgun - RAILGUN is a smart contract system that enables Zero-Knowledge Privacy for any on-chain dApp.\nRotki - An open source portfolio tracker, accounting and analytics tool that protects your privacy. Can be self hosted.\nTornado Cash - DO NOT USE IF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. Tornado cash is an Ethereum based coinjoin mixer that can be used to gain privacy on Ethereum. In August 2022 Tornado Cash was blacked listed by the US government and added to the OFAC list. While the front end website is no longer running you can still interact with the smart contract(this is by design). If you are a US citizen you risk criminal penalties for doing so. Alex Pertsev, was sentenced to five years in prison for his work on development of Tornado cash. It\u0026rsquo;s important to note that despite the shutdown by the US government, the Tornado Cash smart contract is still up and running, and is more less unstoppable as long as the Ethereum network continues to run. If you would like to support the legal defence fund you can so by checking out Justice DAO.\nDecentralized Nodes # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Avalanche and more.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nHandshake - Decentralized DNS. Handshake is an experiment on collaborating to create a decentralized network which results in a global allocation of names. Think of the handles or usernames you use on services such as social networks, and domain names identifying the URL for websites. Nearly all of these services were provided by trusted third parties which prevent the web from truly being decentralized. Handshake provides a means, including key management and server/service authentication, for decentralized web services to experiment.\nMonero Nodo - A full, unpruned, and dedicated hardware node comes equipped with Tor and I2P support, ensuring maximum privacy and security for your transactions. Manage your wallets effortlessly through the LWS Admin panel and enjoy the convenience of our built-in block explorer. The 5.5″ touchscreen allows you to control your node directly from the device, or you can access it from the web for added flexibility and full block explorer functionality. Mine Monero using P2Pool. Contribute to your privacy by running your own personal node while contributing to the Monero network.\nMyNodeBTC - Run Bitcoin nodes and lots of other Bitcoin applications, includes wallets, BTCPay Server, Lightning tools and Whirlpool and other privacy tools.\nPibode-XMR - Small Raspberry pi focused distro for Monero mining.\nPktCash - PKT is an ecosystem of apps that decentralize access to the internet. The mission is to get the next billion people online.\nThreefold - Decentralized Autonomous Internet Infrastructure. ThreeFold is a globally-distributed grid of storage, compute, and network capacity, acting as “no middleman” Internet resources between independent capacity providers and users.\nEducation and certifications # C4/Crypto Consortium - Offers certifications for BTC, Eth and crypto best practices.\nBlockchain-Council.org - Blockchain Council embraces Blockchain, AI, and Web3 with a range of certifications and training.\nChainalysis Certifications - The Chainalysis Cryptocurrency Fundamentals Certification (CCFC) credential is designed for those new to cryptocurrency. Whether you’re starting out on a career focused on crypto, or are coming across bitcoin as you run investigations, onboard new businesses or formulate cryptocurrency compliance policies, this is the place to begin.\nFund Raising # Giveth - Giveth is building a new way forward with its zero-fee, community-driven donation platform - leveraging the power of blockchain technology to connect on-the-ground projects with regenerative funding opportunities.\nGeyser.fund - Geyser is a bitcoin-native crowdfunding platform where you can fund project ideas with the support from global communities.\nHeo.Finance - Decentralized crowdfunding without borders. Help Each Other (HEO) is the first decentralized stablecoin-based crowdfunding platform that removes geographical and political limitations from fundraising. HEO platform is already live on Binance Smart Chain, Celo, Aurora, and Ethereum mainnets.\nKuno Media - Monero based crowd funding.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow institute works to help fund privacy and anti surveillance tech.\nOpen Sats - Open Sats Initiative, Inc. (EIN 85-2722249) is a 501(c)(3) public charity which aims to fund Bitcoin-related free and open-source projects and associated education and research initiatives. Open Sats focuses on no strings attached Bitcoin(only) and freedom tech donations.\nStacks.org - The mission of the Stacks project is to enable a better internet through decentralized apps. To do it, they’re expanding the Bitcoin economy and enabling more functionality as a Bitcoin layer.\nTen31 - Ten31 is the leading bitcoin-focused investor and partner of choice to companies building technology and infrastructure for the bitcoin ecosystem, as well as complementary freedom-oriented technologies including open source software, AI and nostr.\nMerchant Services # Align Pay - AlignPay never picks sides on any issue and is proud to facilitate a welcoming place where people, organizations, campaigns, and merchants can interact in a healthy, open, and legal way.\nParallel Economy - Censorship-Resistant payment processing backed by Conservative Commentator Dan Bongino.\nRevere Payments - A Christian merchant services provider that offers a wide range of solutions for businesses in a variety of industries, including e-commerce, retail, restaurant, firearms, religious, political, CBD, and non-profit. We’re using the same innovative technology as our parent company, Metrics Global, to bring seamless, secure online payments to any industry.\nSecond Amendment Processing - 2nd Amendment processing helps you protect yourself and your business from being censored for your political views or other forms of wrong think.\nOsint for Crypto # AMLBot - Founded in 2019, AMLBot Online assessment of crypto addresses and transactions, founded in 2019 by a team of RegTech specialists in accordance with FATF international recommendations. Offers both free and non-free services.\nBlocks.p2ppool.observer - Displays the current highest-work chain on Monero, and other alternate blocks at recent heights. Also provides other information around Monero mining.\nClarks Dashboard - A comprehensive list of all BTC Data. Includes Block times, price data, Side chain data, mining etc.\nDeveloperReports - Tracks the current amount of developers on Crypto projects.\nMonero Garden - A complete introduction and walkthrough on all the technical specifics of Monero.\nMonero Inflation - Tracks potential inflation or flaws in the Monero Protocol. Due to Monero\u0026rsquo;s privacy proper auditing can be difficult.\nMonero Observer - News aggregator for all things monero.\nMoneroj.net - Tracks the Monero mining hash rate across all miners.\nMonero.Eco - Graphical interface for the entire Monero Ecosystem.\nMiningPoolStats - Track all data across mining pools for all sorts of crypto projects. Organized primarily by what type of hash algorithm each blockchain uses.\nMonerowatch - A monero blockchain explorer. While Monero doesnt have a tradational blockchain explorer we can track block times and size. Along with hash rate and other useful metrics.\nOXT.me - OXT is a tool designed for Exploratory Blockchain Analysis of the bitcoin ledger. OXT is the \u0026lsquo;Other exploration Tool\u0026rsquo; and it should become the \u0026lsquo;Open eXploration Tool\u0026rsquo; in the future.\nStable Pulse - Get a clear, accurate, minimally filtered view of the stablecoin ecosystem.\nThe Monero Moon - The ultimate newsletter for all things Monero.\nTheGraph.com - Crypto Database API Tools.\nTimechainstats.com - BTC Chain API data.\nTrack Bitcoin Nodes - Tracks total Bitcoin nodes.\nTrack Bitcoin Treasuries - Tracks the public Bitcoin Wallets of major corporations and governments.\nTrack Ethereum Nodes - Tracks total Ethereum nodes.\nDefi Lama StablecoinData - Stable coin data across chains.\nViewandrate - An open database for verifiable online reputation that uses XMR and PGP addresses for public verification.\nPrivacy Software # Bokuto Monero Node - Open source fork of Ronin Dojo’s Bakuto project that allows for a full node Monero wallet.\nBorder Wallets - Border Wallets is a website that helps you strategize on how best to memorize your wallet seed phrase. This can be useful if you need to cross a border, or have a particularly high threat model.\nGupax - Gupax is a GUI for mining Monero on P2Pool using XMRig.\nJam - Jam is a graphical user interface for JoinMarket, and while obviously related, is a separate project developed by a separate set of people.\nJoinMarket-Org - JoinMarket is software to create a special kind of bitcoin transaction called a CoinJoin transaction. Its aim is to improve the confidentiality and privacy of bitcoin transactions. With the shutdown of Samurai wallet, and the withdrawal of the not recommended service Wasabi from the US, Join Market is now one of the only privacy tools for Bitcoin.\nPinode - Monero OS for running full Monero Nodes on Pi’s, Rockpros and Odroids.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nSilent Payments - Silent Payments make receiving Bitcoin easier than ever while preserving your privacy. Silent Payments allow you to create a single, static address to share with friends, use for donations, or post for tips without sacrificing privacy. When someone wants to send you a payment, they use the unique public key that is a part of your Silent Payment address, combine it with the public keys of the outputs they want to send and generate a unique, one-time address that looks on-chain just like any other Taproot address.\nXMRVSBeast - P2Pool Bonus Hash Rate Raffle for people providing Monero Hash.\nSocial Media # Coinpayments.net - Purchase Social media followers with Monero.\nEchoIn - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here.\nFountain - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nMinds - Minds is an open-source social networking service that promotes free speech, privacy, and transparency.\nOshi - Oshi is a powerful marketing and rewards platform built to replace stars, punch cards, and coffee points with something that people really want - Bitcoin.\nOrange Pill App - Bitcoin dating and friend finder.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.ps://www.minds.com/) - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nSpeculative Projects # DarkFi - DarkFi is a new Layer 1 blockchain, designed with anonymity at the forefront. It offers flexible private primitives that can be wielded to create any kind of application. DarkFi aims to make anonymous engineering highly accessible to developers. Backed by noted Crypto Anarchist Amir Taaki.\nFedimints - While still largely theoretical, Fediments is based off the original 1980\u0026rsquo;s concept of Chaumian Ecash, that would essentially provide federated mints built on top of Bitcoin, with high levels of privacy. Two implementations of this concept are Cashu and Umint. These are still in active development. One potential problem with this is legal pressure due to potential classification of these services as unlicensed money transmitters, much like how Samurai Wallet and potentially custodial lightning services are being targeted.\nFreedom Dollar - Freedom Dollar is a private, censorship-resistant stablecoin protocol built on Zano. Stable coins are a useful but sometimes risky project, as they are supposed to maintain their price point with a fiat asset like the dollar.\nHaveno - Haveno aims to be a crypto on ramp much like Bisq that uses Monero instead of Bitcoin as the base payment option. Haveno will utilize TOR and p2p trades, while never taking custody of your funds.\nPirate Chain - Launched in 2018 with the primary goal of being the most private and secure digital currency, Pirate Chain strives to protect the financial privacy of every user in the world. Pirate Chain achieves this by employing the strongest and most acclaimed privacy protocol in the industry, and couples this with an unassailable strategy implementation. Pirate vs Monero Breakdown\nSerai DEX - Largely created in response to Thorchain\u0026rsquo;s choice to not integrate Monero, the Serai Dex works much like the Thorchain DEX, providing coin trading between different native coins using liquidity pools funded by users for small rewards.\nZano - An ambitious project that offers the privacy of Monero for regular transactions, including all projects built ontop of its network. Additionally offers alias addresses so you can associate a wallet address with a name, much like how DNS works for IP addresses. Offers escrow services and Iconic swaps as an alternative to Atomic Swaps. Also allows for building dApps on chain as well.\nSpending Options # Bill Pay # Bitrefill Credit Card Service - Service to pay off Credit Card for multiple providers. Requires KYC. Currently disabled for Americans, but hopefully will be returning. This service does require KYC, but they do offer other services that do not.\nDoctorSim - Top up or recharge any prepaid phone in over 200 countries instantly and securely with doctorSIM.\nSpritz.Finance - Focuses on bill pay, secured payments, automated payments etc. Uses Web 3. Requires an account. Currently in closed Beta.\nCredit Cards # 2Fiat - A new platform that lets you instantly convert Bitcoin, Monero, USDT or any crypto to fiat and make purchases online or in store.\nAbine - An alternative credit card masking service. Abine has similar features, virtual cards up to 500$ for individual vendors. But Abine also offers other privacy services like phone masking, email masking and more. Abine does not have a free tier unlike privacy.com.\nBitpay - Preloaded Bitpay card that lets you spend your Bitcoin.\nDashDirect - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including DASH. Dash Direct phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with DASH for discounts from hundreds of vendors. No KYC Required.\nDoNotPay - DoNotPay is a consumer rights company that helps you fight corporations and beat bureaucracy. They offer a wide range of services, including bill pay, credit card management, and more.\nEzzocard - Anon cards can be purchased via crypto. Charges a decent markup.\nKlutchCard - Service that provides several management and privacy features for your bank account. Klutch gives you unlimited Virtual cards, a physical card without your name on the front, and the ability to manage your spending transactions in depth all while still earning cash back. Does require KYC information and a good credit score though. Another downside, there is currently no way to pay off your balance other than to link your account via ACH and routing number.\nLaso.Finance - A bit pricey. Virtual Credit card with no KYC card that allows for spends of over 1K anywhere in the world. Currently uses Metamask for stable coins only. Monero support coming soon.\nPayWithMoon - Virtual Cards with no KYC funded by lightning based Bitcoin transactions. You can create as many virtual cards as you want, but cards are limited in amounts of 1000$. These cards do not currently work outside of the United States. Used to provide full pre-paid credit cards only offers gift cards now.\nPrivacy.com - The primary method for Credit Card Privacy. By linking your bank account to your Debit card, you can create virtual privacy focused cards that only work for one vendor at a time. This prevents your Debit card from being used in the event of a vendor data breach. Virtual cards are easily deletable. Downsides are that you start with 500$ per card limits for virtual cards. And there is the privacy concern of sharing your bank data with a third party. Please use our affiliate link when signing up. To get an extra $5 dollars on sign up.\nUquid - Virtual card for crypto, only works through Binance or wallet connect compatible wallets, for a wide range of gift card services.\nX1 - Similar to Klutch. Control subscriptions and keep your details private with disposable card numbers.donotpay.com/learn/virtual-credit-card-generator/) - Free Virtual Credit Card Generator for signing up for trial services. Do not Pay also works to create an AI focused response to many asymmetrical problems of society like fighting back against parking tickets or social media de-platforming with automated and proven methods of remediating these issues.\nGift Cards # Egifter - Buy and send premium gift cards for a wide range of services. Offers points per purchases. Gyft - Gift cards for over 200 vendors. Coinsbee - Does Phone Top ups. Bitrefill - Gifts cards and other services. Coincards - giftcards available in multiple countries, Coincards has everything you could possibly need to live your life with crypto! Offers Phone Top ups and accepts Monero. Stealths - Monero first Gift card sales. No KYC Required. Wallets # Bitcoin Wallets # Ashigaru - A new fork of Samurai Wallet that runs its the sane coinjoin services. This is run by completely anonymous devs with increased OPSEC after Samourai wallet was taken down. You can donate to the Samourai defense team here You can also find a list of Public Dojo Clones to use with whirlpool at Dojobay You can see the amount of BTC in Ashigaru Whirlpool here: WhirlPoolStats Warning the legal status of using whirlpool may vary based off your jurisdiction. DYOR before using.\nCasa - Self custody wallet with built in Multi-sig for security and inheritance built in so that your assets aren\u0026rsquo;t lost in the event of death. Only takes Bitcoin and Ethereum.\nElectrum Wallet - Founded in 2011 Electrum is one of the oldest, simplest and most trusted Bitcoin Only wallets in the game. With a simple interface that has been forked by many other blockchain projects Electrum has everything you need to store and use your bitcoin easily and securely.\nSparrow Wallet - Sparrow is a Bitcoin wallet for those who value financial self sovereignty. Sparrow’s emphasis is on security, privacy and usability. Sparrow does not hide information from you - on the contrary it attempts to provide as much detail as possible about your transactions and UTXOs, but in a way that is manageable and usable. Completely Open Source. Desktop only wallet. Following the arrest of the Samurai Wallet Devs, the Whirlpool privacy features were removed from the wallet.\nHardware Wallets # Cold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nFoundationDevices - Foundation builds the Passport hardware wallet which is an airgapped wallet hardware device. Passport has no direct connection with the outside world – no USB data and no wireless communications. Instead, Passport uses a camera and QR codes for communication. This provides hardcore, airgapped security without sacrificing usability.\nLedger - NOT RECOMMENDED. While Ledger has a long history in the space of supporting multiple coins. Ledger is close sourced. Ledger has recently come under for fire for creating a backup policy that lets you back up your keys to Ledgers cloud providers, which means that your private keys could be susceptible to third party pressures on the key holders. Also Ledger was caught sending customer data to several different third parties.\nMonero Signer - Monero Signer is a hardware signing device equipped with a camera that allows you to sign transactions offline via QR-Code. Monero Signer also allows you to generate seeds, passphrases and addresses. All this while being completely offline. Software updates are done air-gapped using a micro SD card.\nSeedsigner - Open source hardware signing device that uses raspberry pi zero which reduces possibility of interception. Does not store your coins, is only a security focused device for signing/approving transactions. Bitcoin only.\nTrezor - One of the older hardware wallets around. Trezor is Fully open source and is one of the few wallets to also support multiple coins.\nLightning Wallets # Phoenix Wallet - Utilizing the lightning network can still be quite difficult, which Phoenix aims to help solve. At first glance, Phoenix doesn\u0026rsquo;t look different from your typical Bitcoin wallet. The difference is that Phoenix runs natively on Lightning. Phoenix takes care of everything under the hood and you will barely notice anything, except that your payments are faster and cheaper. Mobile only wallet. Monero Wallets # Anonero - Anonero is privacy focused phone wallet that only supports Monero, while incorporating other privacy features like, encrypted backups, airgapped transactions mandatory TOR connections. You can only access this app over TOR.\nFeather Wallet - Feather is a free, open-source Monero wallet for Linux, Tails, macOS and Windows. It is written in C++ with the Qt framework. Monero can be difficult to use in many cases to the highly technical and private nature of the coin, which is why the simplicity of feather wallet is so necessary. Feather Wallet can installed or run as a standalone application, making it easily parable with something like Tails OS for the ultimate privacy combo.\nMonero Subscription Wallet - Wallet that allows you to set subscriptions of regularly recurring payments that you would like to send.\nMyMonero - The simplest way to use the next-generation private digital currency Monero, at the sweet spot between security, convenience, and features. Not a full node wallet. You need to trust another node to run this wallet. These wallets share your private view key with a remote server, which continuously scans the blockchain looking for your transactions. They are faster to use, but your privacy can be lessened if you don\u0026rsquo;t control the remote server.\nRinoWallet - Online Monero multisig wallet. Non-custodial and offers 2FA protection.\nMulti Chain Wallets # CakeWallet - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including Monero. Cakewallet phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with Monero for discounts from hundreds of vendors. Supports Monero. No KYC Required. Mobile and desktop wallet. Open Source.\nExodus Wallet - One of the best wallets for holding multiple coins. With a beautiful interface that shows you long term internal price data, built in protocol level staking, coin swaps between hundreds of coins and many other features. Exodus is one best crypto wallets bar none. While it has ended support for Monero as it was a technical challenge to support it. Exodus is NOT Open source. Desktop and mobile.\nStack Wallet - Non Custodial multi coin wallet. Open Source. Has built in exchange functionality. Comes with \u0026ldquo;Duress mode\u0026rdquo; that lets you prepare a fake wallet in case you are physically threatened. Comes with built auto back ups, in wallet crypto swapping and more. Allows you to easily point at your own full node. Supports monero. Desktop and Mobile.\nWallet Recovery # Bitcoin Recovery CO - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nCryptoRecovers - Helping people regain access to their lost Bitcoin wallets since 2019.\nDatarecovery.com - Specializes in cryptocurrency recovery services, providing expert assistance to individuals and businesses who have lost access to their digital assets.\nDriveSavers - Specializes in recovering lost cryptocurrency and compromised wallets from all types of software and hardware wallets.\nEasyRecovery - Professional Bitcoin wallet recovery services can assist with password recovery, private key extraction, and damaged device repair to restore access to your Bitcoin.\nKeychainX - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nProfessional Crypto Recovery - Crypto recovery service that can help you recover your lost coins today.\nRecoverLostBitcoin - Expert crypto recovery services, including private key reconstruction, wallet and scam recovery.\nRecoverMyCryptoWallet - Can recover lost passphrases, missing seed words and forgotten passwords.\nWallet Recovery Service - Can recover lost crypto from all types of wallets.\n"},{"id":13,"href":"/organizations/","title":"Organizations","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The State is, and always has been, the great single enemy of the human race, its liberty, happiness, and progress.\u0026rdquo; - Murray Rothbard\nLiberty Organization that fight for different facets of all things related to liberty.\nAnti ESG Orgs # StriveFunds - Investment firm to counter ESG narrative from Blackrock and Vanguard. Strive specifically rejects the idea of Stakeholder capitalism. Started by author and presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. Antiwar # Antiwar.com - Since the mid 90\u0026rsquo;s Antiwar.com has been one of not the most important and consistently antiwar voices. With reporting on wars all over the globe for a liberty perspective, antiwar.com covers every aspect of the global wars.\nBitcoin For Peace - Accelerate World Peace Through Bitcoin Adoption. The vision of Bitcoin For Peace is to live in world where ALL life co-thrives in harmony. With the current corrupt fiat system, that vision can never happen. Bitcoin is a peaceful revolution.\nConcerned Veterans for America - CVA and its grassroots army will look to defend VA reforms and expand health care options for veterans, rethink America’s foreign policy to promote long-term prosperity, and encourage action to foster a more secure financial future for our country.\nDefend the Guard - An organization that works to reclaim constitutional authority. Defend the Guard legislation would prohibit a state’s National Guard units from being deployed into active combat without a formal declaration of war by Congress, as provided by the U.S. Constitution.\nFood Not Bombs - Food Not Bombs started in 1980. They work to provide healthy vegetarian food to starving Americans. Leftwing organization.\nStopWar.org - Stop the War was founded in September 2001 in the weeks following 9/11, when George W. Bush announced the “war on terror”. Stop the War has since been dedicated to preventing and ending the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and elsewhere. Comes from a leftwing perspective.\nThe Libertarian Institute - Founded by Scott Horton. LI focuses on many issues with a large focus on antiwar. LI has a lot of cross over with Antiwar.com.\nTheGrayZone - The Grayzone is an independent journalistic initiative that does not receive funding from any government or government-backed group or individual. The Gray Zone primarily reports on antiwar civil rights issues from a left wing perspectives.\nWeAreNotYourSoldiers - Antiwar Non-profit feature former soldiers that publicly talk about their horrible experiences during war.\nAntiWoke Advocacy # ActionPDE - PDE Action is a nonpartisan advocacy group working to reclaim public schools through engagement with school boards \u0026amp; state legislatures.\nDefendingEd - Parents Defending Education is a national grassroots organization working to reclaim our schools from activists imposing harmful agendas.\nExit Group - Group that helps users exit from woke/corporate life and build businesses to create separate revenue streams\nFairForAll - A nonpartisan organization dedicated to advancing civil rights and liberties for all Americans, and promoting a common culture based on fairness, understanding, and humanity. Specifically rejects woke ideas and believes in actual equality for all people.\nHeterodox Academy - Heterodox Academy (HxA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit membership organization of thousands of faculty, staff, and students committed to advancing the principles of open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement to improve higher education and academic research. Focuses heavily on Colleges.\nInstitute for Liberal Values - As a non-partisan and non-sectarian consortium focused on the promotion of individual freedom, rights, and liberty in everyday life, the Institute for Liberal Values provides the skills and support required to build community where there has been division, encourage free expression where there has been censorship, and foster optimism where there is fear.\nNew Discourses - Education on all things critical theory. Eduation and debunking of Marxism, Progressive and all forms of critical theory. IE Critical Race Theory, Queer Theory, etc. Founded by James Lindsey.\nClimate Change Pushback # Copenhagen Consensus - The Copenhagen Consensus Center is a think tank that researches and publishes the smartest solutions to the world\u0026rsquo;s biggest problems. Our studies are conducted by more than 300 economists from internationally renowned institutions, including seven Nobel Laureates, to advise policymakers and philanthropists how to achieve the best results with their limited resources.Founded by climate change debunker and educator Bjorn Lomborg.\nEnvironmental Progress - Environmental Progress (EP) was founded in 2016 with the mission of achieving nature, peace and prosperity for all. We believe everyone has a right to affordable energy, a healthy planet, and urban environments that enable citizens to thrive. Our strategy has been to organize grassroots movements to defend these rights, and to fund research into why they are threatened. Founded by free speech advocate and Journalist Michael Shellenberger.\nHeartland.org - The Heartland Institute is a nonprofit organization that focuses on issues in education, environmental protection, health care, budgets and taxes, and stopping Socialism.\nIndustrial Progress - For the last 40 years, so-called environmentalists have held back industrial progress around the world. That\u0026rsquo;s why Idustrial Progress helps the industry fight for its freedom, with new ideas, arguments, and policies that will improve our economy and our environment. Founded by Fossil Fuels advocate Alex Epstein.\nPerc.org - The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) explores how aligning free market incentives for environmental stewardship produces sustainable outcomes for land, water, and wildlife.\nSavory.Global - Fights against climate change approved opinion by using regenerative farming practices of holistic land management. Provides real alternative solutions to mainstream climate fear mongering.\nDrug Freedom # Drug Policy Alliance - The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the leading organization in the U.S. working to end the drug war. Encryption and censorship # Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) - The largest organization that fights for Internet and Digital Freedom. Based out of the US.The EFF puts out several of the best digital freedom tools, including HTTPS Everywhere, Privacy Badger and Certbot.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFree resources Physical and Digital # Art For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nLeadership Institute - Liberty focused training provided in person and virtual. Training is offered for a wide range of topics, including, activism campaigns, fundraising and more.\nLibertarianism.org - Free ebooks from a Cato/Bluepilled perspective. Still some solid content overall.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - Free liberty starter kits for applicants. Including books small grants and more. Primarily aimed at students.\nTechsoup.org - Free Tech for non-profits.\nLegal Advocacy # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nCoin Center - Based in D.C., Coin Center is the leading non-profit research and advocacy center focused on the public policy issues facing cryptocurrency and decentralized computing technologies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Their mission is to defend the rights of individuals to build and use free and open cryptocurrency networks: the right to write and publish code – to read and to run it. The right to assemble into peer-to-peer networks. And the right to do all this privately.\nDeFi Education Fund - The DeFi Education Fund (DEF) explains decentralized finance (DeFi) to policymakers around the world and advocates for policies welcoming of decentralized financial infrastructure.\nFire - Since its founding more than two decades ago as the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, FIRE has become the nation’s leading defender of fundamental rights on college campuses through our unique mix of programming, including student and faculty outreach, public education campaigns, individual case advocacy, and policy reform efforts. In 2022, FIRE changed its name to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and announced an expansion initiative into off-campus free speech advocacy and legal defense.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nInstitute for Justice - IJ is a nonprofit, public interest law firm. Their mission is to end widespread abuses of government power and secure the constitutional rights that allow all Americans to pursue their dreams.\nJusticeDao- A DAO specifically dedicated to helping the legal defense of the developers of Tornado Cash, an Ethereum based privacy service that was takedown by government action.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nPacific Legal Foundation - Pacific Legal Foundation is a national nonprofit legal organization that defends Americans from government overreach and abuse. PFL specifically focuses on Property Rights, Equality and Opportunity and Separation of Powers. ^1,2^\nPeer-To-Peer Rights Fund - The P2P Rights Fund is a project housed within the Bitcoin Policy Institute, a 501(c)3 think tank. An advisory board including open-source developers, human rights activists, and lawyers oversees the fund’s activities. P2P Focuses on protection of Open-Source Software under the First Amendment.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nStand With Crypto - Stand With Crypto, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, champions for clear, common-sense regulations for the crypto industry. We\u0026rsquo;re mobilizing the 52 million crypto owners in the US - a demographic that is younger (60% Gen-Z and Millennials) and more diverse (41% identify as racial minorities) than the general US population - to unlock crypto\u0026rsquo;s innovation potential and foster greater economic freedom.\nThe Crypto Lawyers - Much like Coin Center Crypto Lawyers provide legal advocacy for Bitcoin freedom. They offer services in regards to Litigation, NFT, DEFI, IP, Compliance, and Forensic Investigations.\nMeetups, Education and Training # Americas Future - America’s Future empowers young people to be active, civil, and curious citizens who build freer communities that lead to fulfillment, dignity, and happiness for all.We’re working toward a time in America where young people collaborate to drive change in their communities – change that equips the individual to build a free and happy life. America’s Future offers rising generations opportunities for networking, mentoring, leadership and community engagement through our national network and extensive array of programming.\nArt For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nFreedom Works - A longstanding political orginization that has traditionally leaned republican. Recently though they\u0026rsquo;ve rebranded to target smaller liberty focused groups in order to help educated and advocate for freedom and change in public policy.\nLeadership Institute - Founded in 1979 by its president, Morton C. Blackwell, LI provides training in campaigns, fundraising, grassroots organizing, youth politics, and communications. The Institute teaches conservatives of all ages how to succeed in politics, government, and the media.The Institute offers more than 50 types of training schools, workshops, and seminars; a free employment placement service; and a national field program that trains conservative students to organize campus groups.\nLiberty on the Rocks - Liberty on the Rocks is a non-profit grass roots libertarian organization designed to educate, connect, and activate liberty enthusiasts around the world. Through local chapters and events, citizens and activists throughout the country can increase the size of their networks, enhance their understanding of economics and the philosophy of freedom, widen their knowledge of local and national educational outlets, and increase their opportunities for involvement. Official Partner of Liberty Tools\nLiberty Seeds - The largest directory of liberty-minded organizations, events, and more.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - SFL is not a top down, chapter based, or membership organization. Instead SFL functions as a network of pro-liberty students from a wide diversity of locations and backgrounds. SFL does sometimes take the more blue pilled approach.\nWe Are Change - We Are Change is a nonpartisan, independent media organization comprised of individuals and groups working to expose corruption worldwide.Founded by Luke Rudkowski, We Are Change is comprised of independent journalists, concerned citizens, activists, and anyone who wants to shape the direction our world is going in. We seek to expose the lies of governments and the corporate elite who constantly trash our humanity. Their goal is to create a community of truth-seekers and peacemakers who share a commitment to nonviolent action.\nYoung Americans for Liberty - Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) is the most active and effective pro-liberty youth organization advancing liberty on campus. Our four-step mission is to identify, educate, train, and mobilize youth activists to make liberty win. YAL maintains many chapters across college campuses all over the US.\nYou are the Power - You Are The Power is a membership-based nonprofit that is founded and run by Spike Cohen. They work with activists and organizations in all 50 states, using localized, single-issue activism to set communities free, restore individual rights, take the power away from government and put it back in the hands of the people.\nPress Freedoms # Committee to Protect Journalists - The Committee to Protect Journalists is an independent, nonprofit organization that promotes press freedom worldwide. They defend the right of journalists to report the news safely and without fear of reprisal.\nInternational Press Institute - Their mission is to defend media freedom and support independent journalism wherever they are threatened. Also tracks press freedoms in regards to Covid restrictions.\nReporters Without Borders - Reporters Without Borders tracks press freedoms across the world.\nPolice Reform and Monitoring # 8 Can\u0026rsquo;t Wait - 8 Cant Wait is a campaign to bring immediate change to police departments by encouraging the adoption of 8 specific policies.\nAdopt a Cop - Adopt A Cop BJJ is a nonprofit, donation based program and registered 501(c)3 that allows active duty patrolling police officers around the country to train at any Adopt A Cop BJJ affiliated academy and will pay 100% of the officer’s membership until they reach the rank of Blue belt. Blue belt is the second ranked belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and on average it takes around 12 to 18 months to obtain. Police officers are much less likely to both get injured and to injure suspects if they are trained in BJJ as evidenced by this Case Study.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nOpen-archive - App for saving and sharing files for whistleblowers and videos of police etc\nThick Red Line - A project of Art of Liberty, TRL is an effort to restore respect for law enforcement by abolishing victimless crime.\nWashingtonPost Police Shootings Database - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states\nThink Tanks # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAyn Rand Institute - ARI offers a variety of educational experiences to promote greater understanding of Ayn Rand’s philosophy and, through the writing and speaking of our experts, advocates her principles of reason, rational self-interest and laissez-faire capitalism. ARI also often takes a more Blue pilled perspective and does not generally follow Anarchist ideas, as it advocates for a one world government, based on the principles of logic and reason.\nArt of Liberty - A small think tank that exposes the Illegitimacy and Criminality of “Government” while Making the Voluntaryist Case for Free Markets, REAL Freedom and Peace.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow Institute works to promote the ideas of privacy in the world.\nThe Cato Institute - Founded in 1977 by Ed Crane, Murray Rothbard and Charles Koch. Cato is one of the oldest and largest libertarian think tanks in America. Cato has published great research and information since its inception. Cato has been criticized at times for often taking very pragmatic criticisms of the state and sometimes making the libertarian defense of state activities. Often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nThe Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) - FEE\u0026rsquo;s popular digital content and in-person programs turn complex ideas into practical tools for living your best life and making the world a better place. Fee covers a wide range of issues across the entire political spectrum, while always exposing government crimes and failures.\nThe Future of Freedom Foundation - The Future of Freedom Foundation is a tax-exempt, non-profit educational foundation whose mission is to present an uncompromising moral, philosophical, and economic case for the free society.\nThe Mises Institute - The premium think tank for all things liberty. Founded in 1982 by Anarcho-capitalism Lew Rockwell, largely to push the ideas of economist Murray Rothbard following his split with the Cato Institute. The Mises institute has been one of the biggest and most consistent voices for all things liberty including: Antiwar, Austrian economics, Sound Money, Police Reform, Secession, Book Publishing and so much more.\nThe Reason Foundation - Reason Foundation advances a free society by developing, applying, and promoting libertarian principles, including individual liberty, free markets, and the rule of law. We use journalism and public policy research to influence the frameworks and actions of policymakers, journalists, and opinion leaders. Reason also publishes Reason Magazine and hosts the SOHO Debate Forum. Much like Cato Reason often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nWhistle Blowing # Aim - Undercover citizen journalism, mostly focused on American schools.\nCryptome - One of the primary inspirations for Wikileaks, Cryptome has been offering a leaking platform to the world since 1996 and still runs today. Founded by John Young.\nEFF Surveillance Self-Defense - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\nGlobal Leaks - Whistleblowing Solutions Impresa Sociale S.r.l. (WBS) is an innovative social enterprise that carries out research and development to support whistleblowers and the fight against corruption. It was founded in 2016 to guarantee the economic sustainability of the GlobaLeaks project, through taking care of the growing number of requests for assistance, maintenance and custom deployment. WBS hosts the development activities and coordinates the community efforts. Global leaks provides its own open source tool for whistleblowers.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nO\u0026rsquo;keefe Media Group - Following the ousting of James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe from Project Veritas, O\u0026rsquo;Keefe Media group was founded to present another opportunity for whistle blowing and citizen journalism. OKM provides training and supplies for Citizen journalists.\nProject Veritas - Founded in 2010 by James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe, Project Veritas picked up much of the leaking slack following Wikileakss decrease in output. Often slandered as a far right group, Project Veritas has leaked many of the biggest stories since its inception. Project Veritas was and is largely known for using undercover cameras to expost stories.\nTruth in Media - Not a whistleblowing organization perse, however TIM is known for doing in depth inclusive stories reputably with strong reliable sources and without sensationalism. TIM focuses on stories that most media ignores. Founded by Journalist Ben Swann.\nWikiLeaks - Founded in 2006 by Julian Assange. Wikileaks was the the primary source for leaking of highly secret corporate and government data. Wikileaks worked to protect its leakers by employing the use of PGP and TOR. While largely inactive since the arrest of its founder Julian Assange in 2019, Wikileaks archives are still an important repository of leaked data.\nWizSafe Journalist Privacy Guide - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\n"},{"id":14,"href":"/osint/","title":"OSINT","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Nothing has such power to broaden the mind as the ability to investigate systematically and truly all that comes under thy observation in life.\u0026rdquo; - Marcus Aurelius\nOpen Source Intelligence tools can be used to find information of all types. This can be useful in furthering your understanding of both offensive and defensive practices by finding information for anything and everything. OSINT is the direct inverse of open source privacy tools. OSINT can be used for nefarious purposes in some cases, but OSINT itself does not directly include the concept of hacking. OSINT only aims to find legally available public information. OSINT has tremendous use in regards to education and finding information about corporations, politicians and good journalism. These tools can also be used to help you understand your own privacy exposure as well. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAI (Artificial Intelligence) Tools # Art Generators # Albus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAnimate Anyone - App that allows you to take a static image or photo and create videos of movement based on the people or characters in those photos.\nDall E - DALL·E 2 is an AI system that can create realistic images and art from a description in natural language. Made by Open Ai. Closed source.\nDreamstudio.ai - AI Art Generation.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGemini - Formerly known as Bard. Google\u0026rsquo;s AI alternative to Chat GPT. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias, including filtering your text prompts through a DEI and social justice lens.\nLumiere - A Space-Time Diffusion Model for Video Generation. Made by Google, closed source. Create video from word prompts or pictures. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias.\nMagic Animate - Magic Animate is an open source project that allows you to produces an animated video from a single image and a motion video.\nMid Journey - Mid Journey is an independent research lab exploring new mediums of thought and expanding the imaginative powers of the human species. Requires the unencrypted messaging app Discord for image generation.\nOpen AI Sora - Sora can generate videos up to a minute long while maintaining visual quality and adherence to the user’s prompt. Closed source.\nFreedom and Privacy AI Tools # AI Unchained - Podcast by freedom advocate and bitcoin educator Guy Swann. Follow the newest updates in the AI industry to become more sovereign and efficient by utilizing cutting edge tools.\nAlex AI - Energy and Climate Chatbot. Built by Alex Epstein, an advocate of Freedom and Fossil Fuels. Iphone Only.\nGab AI - Chat GPT alternative and image generator by conservative Social Media company GAB.\nLibertAI - Decentralized privacy focused AI.\nUnleashed Chat - AI chatbot service designed with real privacy in mind. It stands out with its live Nostr data querying and advanced context embedding capabilities. It allows for Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network, for privacy and speed. The platform employs the latest Open Source models, prioritizing uncensored options.\nVenice - Venice is an open source alternative to Chat GPT. With built in features for code prompts and Stable Diffusion, Venice does not censor or spy on you. Also works as a privacy front end for several other AI tools. Launched by freedom advocate and crypto pioneer Erik Voorhees.\nGeneral AI Tools # AI or Not - Need to verify if images are AI generated? Here\u0026rsquo;s a project that can identify images from Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Dall-E, GAN and more.\nAIXploira - Access the largest list of top-quality AI tools available on the web.\nAlbus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAwesome GPT - List of dozens of GPT style LLMs.\nEsperanto.ai - Esperanto delivers high-performance, energy-efficient computing solutions that are the compelling choice for the most demanding AI and non-AI applications.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGPT4all - Self Hosted GPT Alternative.\nHuggingface.co - Open Source CHAT GPT Alternative.\nLM Studio - LM Studio lets you discover, download, and run local LLMs entirely offline.\nMaxAI.me - Chrome extension that lets you utilize AI on different sites.\nParse Prompt - Convert and summarize podcast episodes, audio clips, web-pages, and YouTube into AI-generated content.\nAttack Surface # BynaryEdge - We scan the web and gather data for you.\nCensys - Attack Surface Management Solutions.\nCriminalip.io - Cyber Threat Intelligence Search Engine and Attack Surface Management (ASM) platform.\nRedHunt Labs - Discover your Attack Surface, Continuously.\nSecurityTrails - The Total Internet Inventory.\nBug Hunting # Bug Bounty writeups - Detailed breakdowns of all sorts of different types of attacks.\nBughunter-handbook - A list of resources that will help bug bounty hunters with resources that are useful during their bug bounty journey.\nCertificates # CertSpotter - Monitors your domains for expiring, unauthorized, and invalid SSL certificates.\nCensys - Certificates - Certificates Search.\nCrt.sh - Certificate Search.\nCTSearch - Certificate Transparency Search Tool.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nTLS.BufferOver.run - Quickly find certificates in IPv4 space.\nCredentials # Check your email accounts to find associated accounts with breached companies.\nBreachdirectory.org - Check if your information was exposed in a data breach.\nCrackstation.net - Massive pre-computed lookup (Rainbow) tables to crack password hashes.\nDehashed - Free deep-web scans and protection against credential leaks, Takes Monero for Premium accounts.\nHackcheck - Hackcheck is a data breach search engine that makes checking the integrity of your data easy and flexible cheap! They currently offer several lightning fast queries to search through our billions of records with. The queries they offer are email, password, username, name, IP address, phone number, and domain name.\nHave I Been Pwned - Check if your email or phone is in a data breach.\nHaveibeensold.app - App that checks who is selling your data. Currently down.\nIntelx - Needs an account for most dumps, but shows accounts and password associated with on different sites.\nLeak-Lookup - Search across thousands of data breaches to find you compromised data - Requires an account for full results. Cheap prices and accepts Monero.\nLeakCheck.io - Make sure your credentials haven\u0026rsquo;t been compromised.\nLeakix - Identify public data leaks.\nMozilla Monitor - Stay safe with privacy tools from the makers of Firefox that protect you from hackers and companies that publish and sell your personal information. We’ll alert you of any known data breaches, find and remove your exposed info and continually watch for new exposures.\nSnusbase - Stay on top of the latest database breaches.\nSpycloud.com - More in Depth than haveIbeenpwned. Requires an account.\nCode Search Engines # GitHub Code Search - A search engine for searching projects on GitHub.\nGrep.app - Search across a half million git repos.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nNerdyData - Find companies based on their website\u0026rsquo;s tech stack or code.\nPublicwww.com - Source Code Search Engine. Find any alphanumeric snippet, signature or keyword in the web pages HTML, JS and CSS code.\nRepoSearch - Source code search engine that helps you find implementation details, example usages or just analyze code.\nSearchCode - Search 75 billion lines of code from 40 million projects.\nSourceGraph - Understand and search across your entire codebase.\nData Retention # Archive.org - The biggest site for internet website archives.\nDessant - A web extension for pulling data from archived sites.\nInteltechniques - A guide to manually remove your data from archive sites.\nMemento Time Travel - Memento TimeTravel is built using the archive.today API, and can thus be utilized as an upgraded internet archive product. It offers web users with an easy-to-use design.\nPagefreezer.com - PageFreezer is an alternative to the Wayback machine which utilizes Google-like crawling technology. The screenshots are taken using a fully automated operation.\nTubeRipper - An app that lets you rip or download videos from most platforms.\nWebcite - WebCite differs from the Wayback Machine by providing the sort of detailed snapshots of author-cited references requested by publishers, editors, and readers.\nDevice Information # Macaddress.io - MAC address vendor lookup.\nMaclookup.app - Find the vendor name of a device by entering an OUI or a MAC address.\nMacvendors.com - Find MAC Address Vendors. Now.\nMAC Vendor Lookup - Look up the vendor for a specific MAC Address.\nDNS # Chaos - Enhance research and analyse changes around DNS for better insights.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing.\nDNSDumpster - DNS recon \u0026amp; research, find \u0026amp; lookup DNS records.\nDNShistory.org - Domain Name System Historical Record Archive.\nDNSdb - Passive DNS historical database.\nDNSviz - Tool for visualizing the status of a DNS zone.\nDNSTwister - The anti-phishing domain name search engine and DNS monitoring service.\nDnslytics - The ultimate online investigation tool for DNS and other internet data.\nHackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nPassivedns.mnemonic.no - Web interface for querying passive DNS data collected in our malware lab.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nRapidDNS - DNS query tool which make querying - subdomains or sites of a same IP easy.\nDomains # Buckets.grayhatwarfare.com - Public buckets.\nBuiltWith - Find out what websites are Built With.\nCentralOps - DomainDossier - Investigate domains and IP addresses.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing!\nDomainIQ - Comprehensive Domain Intelligence.\nGrayhatwarfare.com - domains - How to search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nIPInfo - Provides your WAN or Public IP address.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nPentest-tools.com - Discover subdomains and determine the attack surface of an organization.\nRiddler - Allows you to search in a high quality dataset.\nRobTex - Various kinds of research of IP numbers, Domain names, etc.\nSecurityheaders.com - Scan your site now.\nSimilarweb.com - The easiest and fastest tool to find out what\u0026rsquo;s really going on online.\nSitereport.netcraft.com - Find out the infrastructure and technologies used by any site.\nSpyonweb.com - Find out related websites.\nStatscrop.com - Millions of amazing websites across the web are being analyzed with StatsCrop.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVisualsitemapper.com - Create a visual map of your site.\nWho.is - WHOIS Search, Domain Name, Website, and IP Tools.\nWhois.domaintools.com - Industry’s fastest domain discovery engine and broadest, most accurate data.\nWhoisology.com - Deep Connections Between Domain Names \u0026amp; Their Owners.\nExploits # 0day.today - The ultimate database of exploits and vulnerabilities.\nExploit-DB - An Exploit Database.\npacketstormsecurity.com - Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers.\nRapid7 - DB - A vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSploitus - A convenient central place for identifying the newest exploits.\nVulmon - A vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nFacial Recognition # Pimeyes - The gold Standard in facial recognition search, while prioritizing privacy. Focused Search Engines # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Correlate – Google Trends Correlate can help you identify search patterns that correlate with real-world trends. It can be used to identify search patterns that are similar to one another. For example, you could use the tool to find out if there is a link between new legislation and gun sales (at least in terms of the search volume related to the two topics).\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nGrabify - Grabify is a free web-based IP grabbing/URL shortening tool. (IP grabbing just as it implies simply means getting/grabbing peoples IP addresses.) This can be used to get location/IP data from potential attackers.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nIPGeo - IpGeo is a python tool to extract IP addresses from captured network traffic file (pcap/pcapng) and generate csv report containing details about the geolocation of each ip in the packets.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMillion Short – Million Short has an interesting approach to searching for information online. The interface is generally similar to a typical search engine. However, you can sort and filter the results in a number of ways. Examples include popularity, eCommerce, live chat, date, location, and others. Also, it automatically pulls out the top sites that usually occupy the top spots in any search result (e.g. Amazon.com, eBay, YouTube, etc.)\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nMention - A service that lets you track any code words across social media platforms. Paid service.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOSSDatabase - OSS DATABASE is a crowdsourced database of Open Source software. Their goal is to make it easy to look for open source alternatives and compare them with their proprietary peers.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPulsedive - A search engine for devices connected to the internet.\nPublic API\u0026rsquo;s - A list of several different API\u0026rsquo;s that are free to use for data pulling.\nPublicData.com - PublicData.com is the number one resource for public records from local, state, and federal agencies.\nProwl - A free IP search \u0026amp; identifications of IoC and IoA.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nSearch by Image - Tool to reverse image search docs, only works in Chromium based browsers.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nShodan – A search engine and network security tool for the internet of things. It finds devices on the internet like web servers, webcams, appliances, traffic lights, and even power plants.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTalkWalkerAlerts – TalkWalkerAlerts is a great alternative to Google Alerts because, in addition to monitoring the web for certain keywords, it monitors social media, blogs, and forums as well. This can be helpful if you need to find mentions of someone’s name or business across the web. Free and paid options.\nTorSearch - A TOR search engine for websites hosted on TOR (The Darknet).\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nTinyEye - A reverse image search.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nGeolocation # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nMail Addresses # Centralops - Email, Whois, DNS search info.\nEmailHippo - Email address verification technology.\nEmail-format.com - Find the email address formats in use at thousands of companies.\nHunter.io - Find professional email addresses in seconds.\nIntelligenceX - Search engine and data archive. Finds public personal information from data brokers.\nMelissa - Emailcheck - Check email addresses and verify they are live.\nMXToolbox - Check your email headers.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nReacher.email - Open-Source Email Verification.\nRocketReach - Your first-degree connection to any professional.\nskymem.info - Find email addresses of companies and people.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nThatsThem - Reverse email lookup.\nverify-email.org - Checks whether the mailbox exists or not.\nVoilaNorbert - Dind anyone\u0026rsquo;s email address.\nOSINT Lists # About.start.me - OSINT Dashboard to combine different OSINT tools.\nBostint - Large list of online tools you can use directly from the website.\nAwesome-Osint - A curated list of amazingly awesome open source intelligence tools and resources.\nFacebook Email Search - A simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFreedomlab.io - FreedomLab is a virtual gathering place for human rights defenders. Here you will find a repository of training materials, tutorials, and digital tools, all tailored to your needs and requirements. We hope you will learn about tools, experiences, advocacy and fundraising strategies, as well as knowledge and skills related to security. Through support and collaboration, human rights defenders increase their capacity to monitor and report, seek redress, and advocate for the promotion of human rights.\nFull OSINT - Full OSINT focused on the most popular web-based Open Source Intelligence and Cybersecurity Tools.\nHacker Search Engines - Long list of OSINT Tools.\nInteltechniques Tools - Dozens of tools available from Michael Bazzels website.\nOstintFramework - Terrific list. Layout is a bit strange can be annoying to navigate.\nOsint-jobs.com - Job board and education research.\nOsintcurio.us - The OSINT Curious Project was a source of quality, actionable, Open Source Intelligence news, original blogs, instructional videos, and live streams. We tried to keep people curious about exploring web applications for bits of information or trying out new techniques to access important OSINT data.\nOsintool.com - List of multiple tools with install instructions.\nOsintdojo.com - A giant list of OSINT resources.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nSociallinks.io - Everything you need to navigate the OSINT world, gain deeper insights, and enhance investigations.\nSocial-Analyzer - API, CLI \u0026amp; Web App for analyzing \u0026amp; finding a person’s profile across social media websites. It includes different string analysis and detection modules, you can choose which combination of modules to use during the investigation process.\nSpiderFoot - SpiderFoot is an open-source OSINT tool with 200+ modules for gathering information on target organizations, domains and IP addresses, networks, emails, and usernames. It offers automation capabilities for routine OSINT tasks like DNS queries, threat intelligence checks, breach detection, WHOIS lookups, and more.\nstart.me - Another Giant list of all sorts of tools.\nTCM-Open-Source-Intellingence-Resources - Compilation of Resources from TCM\u0026rsquo;s OSINT Course.\nThe Big Brother - The Big Brother V3.0 is a weaponized intelligence gathering platform designed for Red Teams and Elite Investigators. Built on a high-velocity asynchronous Python backend with an immersive 3D surveillance interface. Self hosted.\nX-osint - An Open source intelligent framework ie an osint tool which gathers valid information about a phone number, user’s email address, perform VIN Osint, and reverse, perform subdomain enumeration, able to find email from a name, and so much more.\nSecurity Focused Tools # 2fA.Directory - List of companies that use 2FA in America. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\n2fA.Directory.International - List of companies that use 2FA Internationally. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nBest Randoms - Random information generator for huge amount of categories.\nDmarc and SPF Checkers - A site Dmarc, SPF and DKIM are Email security settings that protect your email account from being spoofed or faked. This tool scores your domain to see how difficult it would be to spoof. ^1^\nDNS checker and port scanner - A site to check open ports, DNS SPF records and much more on your own internal server.\nEfani - Test your Phone number public connections to see your total phone exposure.\nEmail Rep - App that lets you check the known reputability of any email address and domain.\nEnd Of Life - Tracks closely software updates, and EOL status for a massive list of software. Need to figure out how long your new phone will be supported? They have you covered.\nExiftool - A tool let’s you pull metadata info from a wide range of file types.\nHudson Rock - Free tools to check for compromised corporate accounts.\nHowsecureismypassword - A site to test the security and the Bruce Force difficulty of your password.\nImmuniweb - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server or servers. Checks SSL status of multiple different types of applications. Also checks compliance with frameworks such as PCI, HIPAA and NIST.\nIp Quality Score - An app to check your IP, Email and Fraud prevention. Also allows for verifying Tor and VPN connectivity and much more.\nPolisis - Polisis gives you a glimpse of what websites actually say in their privacy policies.\nPrivacy Parrot - A search engine that helps determine if a website can sell your personal information.\nScamDoctor - Project that tracks known scam websites and use an algorithm to determine likelihood of other scams.\nSecurity Headers - A site to check the security headers of your own self-hosted server to check your exposure to attacks like XSS, Clickjacking and more.\nShieldsup - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Run by Steve Gibson of the SecurityNow Podcast and Spinrite data recovery application.\nSSL LABS - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Specifically looks at TLS config and hash algorithm of your website.\nTiny-check - A piece of software that scans your phone to check for unauthorized monitoring apps unknowingly installed.\nTOSBack (Terms of Service) - A website that reads back other website terms of service and puts it into a simple and easy to read summary.\nTraceLabs - An OSINT service that helps find missing people.\nVirus Total - Scan files, hashes and URLs to run them against a database of known compromised software. Extremely useful when evaluating new suspicious files or programs.\nW3Techs - Large list that tracks software utilization across industries. Find metrics based around software markets share.\nServers # FOFA - Cyberspace mapping.\nGreyNoise - The source for understanding internet noise.\nNatlas - Scaling Network Scanning.\nNetlas.io - Discover, Research and Monitor any Assets Available Online.\nOnyphe.io - Cyber Defense Search Engine for open-source and cyber threat intelligence data.\nZoomEye - Global cyberspace mapping.\nSocial Media Tools # Discord # Discord OSINT Attack Surface - Description of Discord\u0026rsquo;s attack surface.\nDiscord Snowflake to Timestamp Converter - Pulls Discord message timestamps.\nDiscordBee - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDiscordServers Search - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDutch OSINT Guy Discord Resources - OSINT Discord resources that may be useful for searching or pivoting on Discord.\nFacebook # Einvestigator.com - Facebook Search Tools and Resources.\nFacebook Email Search - Is a simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFB People Directory - Is a native tool built by Facebook so you can, as its name suggests, search their people directory. It’s super useful and one of the easiest tools to use when you’re looking for someone.\nPassive DNS - Technology allows you to investigate everything you can imagine about any organization or company in the world, way beyond a simple citizen profile. Let’s see it in action for facebook.com.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nToolzu.com - A platform for Facebook video downloading.\nGab # Gab OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGab OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tool for creating Bookmarklet.\nGab OSINT Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB ^1^\nGeneral Social Media Tools # Sherlock - Finds all usernames across 300 different social media platforms.\nSocialBlade - Real Time follower/subscriber counter for Youtube, Twitch, Instagram and Twitter.\nStories Down - Guide for several different platforms.\nGettr # Gettr OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGettr OSINT Investigations Tips \u0026amp; Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB.\nInstagram # Gramho - Identifying Followers of a Private Instagram Profile.\nInstahunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Instagram posts.\nInstagram OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Instagram.\nPicuki - View, edit and share your publicly available Instagram content.\nLinkedIn # Epieos LinkedIn Tool - Retrieve information linked to an email address.\nHow to conduct OSINT on Linkedin - List of tactics and strategies.\nLinkedIn OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the LinkedIn attack surface.\nLinkedIn OSINT Bookmarket Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part I - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part II - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nNew LinkedIn Search Features - Guide on search functions in LinkedIn.\nPinterest # Aware Online - List of tactics and strategies.\nPinterest OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Pinterest attack surface.\nReddit # Rdddeck - Creates Reddit decks.\nReddit OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Reddit attack surface.\nReddit OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nReddit OSINT Techniques - List of Osint tools and tactics for Reddit.\nUnddit - App that lets you display removed (by mods) and deleted (by users) comments/posts for Reddit.\nSkype # Skype OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Skype attack surface.\nSkypli - Skype search engine.\nSnapchat # Snapchat OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Snapchat attack surface.\nSnap Map - Watch Snaps submitted by Snapchatters around the world.\nTelegram # Awesome Telegram OSINT - Massive list of Telegram Tools.\nTelegram Analytics - Telegram channels and groups catalog in addition chat monitoring.\nTelegram Database - Telegram Search Engine.\nTikTok # TikTok OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the TikTok attack surface.\nTikTok OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate TikTok investigations.\nVidnice - TikTok search engine.\nTumblr # Tumblr OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Tumbler attack surface.\nTumblr OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate Tumblr investigations.\nTumblr OSINT Techniques - Breakdown of many tactics and techniques for OSINT on Tumblr.\nTwitter/X.com # Birdhunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Twitter posts.\nBot Sentinel - Helps you find and block trolls and fake Twitter accounts.\nFoller.me - Free people search engine finds social media profiles, public records, and more!\nNitter - Access Twitter through a privacy front end without an account.\nTinfoleak - Search for Twitter users leaks.\nTweet Beaver - If you’re doing research that involves a Twitter user, TweetBeaver is a great resource. Use it for things like downloading a user’s friends list, downloading a user’s followers list, checking to see if two accounts follow one another, and much more.\nTweetdeck - TweetDeck offers a more convenient Twitter experience by letting you view multiple timelines in one easy interface. It includes a host of advanced features to help get the most of Twitter: Manage multiple Twitter accounts, schedule Tweets for posting in the future, build Tweet collections, and more.\nTwitter OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Twitter attack surface.\nSpoonbill - Spoonbill lets you see profile changes from the people you follow on Twitter or other social networks.\nTrendsmap - Tracks hashtag trends by location.\nTweeterID - Pull your Twitter user ID.\nGetvidfy.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nSavetweetvid.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nURLs # HackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nMOZ Link Explorer - The world\u0026rsquo;s best backlink checker with over 40 trillion links.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nShorteners.grayhatwarfare.com - Search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nURLScan - A sandbox for the web.\nVehicles # Autocheck - Search by Vin or License Plate. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nFaxvin - Search by Vin. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nLicensesearch.org - Can be used to search License plates and Drivers licenses for a fee.\nSkipTracer - Python-based search engine program, that searches lots of different categories, Name, email, phone etc. In particular you can search License Plate info which is the most unique feature of this app.\nVehicle-OSINT-Collection - A comprehensive list of websites, add-ons, repositories, and other tools useful for finding information on a target vehicle ^2^\nVulnerabilities # Aqua Vulnerability Database - Vulnerabilities and weaknesses in open source applications and cloud native infrastructure.\nCapec.Mitre.org - A site that tracks common attack patterns.\nCloudvulndb.org - The Open Cloud Vulnerability \u0026amp; Security Issue Database.\nCVEDetails - The ultimate security vulnerability datasource.\nCVE.org - Another site that tracks identifies defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nGitHub Advisory Database - Security vulnerability database inclusive of CVEs and GitHub originated security advisories.\nLibraries.io - Open source package tracker.\nMITRE CVE - Another site that identifies, defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nMitre.org - A site that tracks common weaknesses across all software.\nNIST NVD - The National Vulnerability Database, that lists known threats and vulnerabilities.\nOssindex.sonatype.org - A free catalogue of open source components and scanning tools to help developers identify vulnerabilities, understand risk, and keep their software safe.\nOpencve.io - Easiest way to track CVE updates and be alerted about new vulnerabilities.\nOsv.dev - Open Source Vulnerability tracker.\nRapid7 - DB - Vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSecurity.snyk.io - Open Source Vulnerability Database.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVulDB - Number one vulnerability database.\nVulmon - Vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nVulners.com - Your Search Engine for Security Intelligence.\nVulnIQ - Vulnerability intelligence and management solution.\nWifi Discovery and Scanning # Acrylic WiFi - WiFi analysis, site survey \u0026amp; troubleshooting.\nAvast Wi-Fi Finder - Avast Wi-Fi Finder is an app to help you find free WiFi networks around you. Just check the map and take a look at the different points that show up. Tapping one of them gives you more information: the name of the network, whether it requires a password, etc.\nFree WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nNetwork Tools - Phone App for tracking all sorts of network metrics.\nOpen WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nWiFinder -\n"},{"id":15,"href":"/political-tools/","title":"Political","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;He knows nothing and thinks he knows everything. That points clearly to a political career.\u0026rdquo; -George Bernard Shaw\nHere at Liberty Tools we believe in looking at alternatives to electoral politics. We believe that in terms of advancing freedom electoral politics has mostly been a lost battle, or very often is actually counter productive. However we do have great respect for anyone who is trying to advance freedom as part of the political process, and continuing in the footsteps of the great politicians such as Ron Paul.\n🔍 Corruption Tracking # Epstein File Explorer - Explore millions of pages of publicly released documents from the Department of Justice, court records, and congressional disclosures related to the Jeffrey Epstein case. Open Planter - Investigate and monitor Government and corporate finance. OpenPlanter ingests heterogeneous datasets — corporate registries, campaign finance records, lobbying disclosures, government contracts, and more — resolves entities across them, and surfaces non-obvious connections through evidence-backed analysis. It operates autonomously with file I/O, shell execution, web search, and recursive sub-agent delegation. Needs to be hosted locally. The Webb - FOIA dumps, scanned court filings, Word docs, Excel sheets, handwritten notes — vast datasets with millions of files in mixed formats. Webb converts, OCRs, and indexes everything automatically. Entity extraction pulls names, organizations, dates, and relationships. Raw documents become structured, searchable intelligence. 🏛️ Find Representatives \u0026amp; Voting Info # Govtrack – Look up your Congressional representatives and their voting records. Vote.org – Polling Place Locator – Find out where to vote. Ballotpedia – Discover open races, ballot measures, candidate info, and more. IV3 – Verify your voter roll info, report inaccuracies, and track updates. 💵 Money in Politics # Opensecrets – Follow campaign finance and lobbying data. ALLRegreen – Track campaign contributions by industry and individual donors. Follow The Crypto – See cryptocurrency donations to politicians. Check My Donation – Check if your name has been used fraudulently in political donations. 📊 Government Transparency \u0026amp; Spending # Open the Books – Audit government spending at federal, state, and local levels. Data Republican – Explore federal grant allocations, charity, and NGO funding. DogeAI - A new AI project trying to expose political corruption. 🏢 Political Appointees \u0026amp; Local Involvement # OurPublicService.org – Appointee Tracker – Track political appointees in federal positions. Run Locally – Libertarian Party initiative to support local candidates. "},{"id":16,"href":"/privacy/","title":"Privacy","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The Cypherpunks are actively engaged in making the networks safer for privacy. Let us proceed together apace. Onward\u0026rdquo; - Eric Hughes\nPrivacy is a fundamental tenet of a free society. Corporations and governments are gathering data at record rates and will happily sell it to the highest bidder. In the era of social media, doxxing, twitter mobs and rising crime, take back your privacy to protect yourself and your family.\nAll in one Privacy Solutions # Cloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Cloaked is not Open Source. Though they do plan to open source their project in the future. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nMySudo - All in one privacy solution. MySudo offers services for phones, profiles, emails, virtual credit cards and more. MySudo doesnt always work well on non Android OSes like Calyx and you often need a google supported phone for activation, but once you activate it, it should work fine on Graphene.\nBrowsers # Brave - From the original creators of Firefox, Brave aims to use maximum privacy as a default. With ad blocking, phishing blocking, fingerprint and cookie blocking all enabled by default. Brave does offer ad payments in its own crypto token BAT, which has drawn some criticism from privacy advocates - In Depth Review\nDecentr - Brand new blockchain-based browser. Pays out in their own token for browsing search, much like Brave.\nFirefox - Firefox has a long-established history of competing with the most well-known browsers as the longest-serving open-source alternative. However, due to recent changes by Firefox in order to gain more revenue, we NO longer recommend them. Check out more here.\nLibreWolf - LibreWolf is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks.\nMullvad Browser - The Mullvad Browser is a privacy-focused web browser developed in a collaboration between Mullvad VPN and the Tor Project. It’s designed to minimize tracking and fingerprinting. You could say it’s a Tor Browser to use without the Tor Network. Instead, you can use it with a trustworthy VPN. The idea is to provide one more alternative – beside the Tor Network – to browse the internet with more privacy. To get as many people as possible to fight the big data gathering of today. To free the internet from mass surveillance.\nPrivacy Tests - In-depth comparison of browser privacy.\nTor Browser - Tor Browser is your choice if you need an extra layer of anonymity. It\u0026rsquo;s a modified version of Firefox, which comes with pre-installed privacy add-ons, encryption, and an advanced proxy. It\u0026rsquo;s not recommended to install additional browser addons. Plugins or addons may bypass Tor or compromise your privacy. While TOR is the best in privacy, it is also notoriously slow.\nWaterfox - Waterfox is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks. Not quite as private as something like LibreWolf, but makes up for it in speed and functionality.\nBrowser Exposure Checks # Cover Your Tracks and EFF Tool - A project from the EFF. Cover Your Tracks is two things: a tool for users to understand how unique and identifiable their browser makes them online, and a research project to uncover the tools and techniques of online trackers and test the efficacy of privacy add-ons. In Depth Breakdown and Review\nIpleak - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDNSLeaktest - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDeviceInfo - Checks computer hardware and software specs\nAm I Unique -Checks your IP and browser public info.\nBlacklight- Check third party trackers\nBrowserspy - When you surf around the internet your browser leaves behind a trail of digital footprints. Websites can use these footprints to check your system. BrowserSpy.dk is a service where you can check just what information it\u0026rsquo;s possible to gather from your system, just by visiting a website.\nPrivacy.net - What information can a website find out about you when you visit it? A lot more than you probably realize. This tool lists information that any website, advertisement, and widget can collect from your web browser. Such information could be used to identify you and/or track your behavior using tactics like IP lookups and browser fingerprinting. While none of this may be considered personally identifiable information (PII), the profile drawn from all these pieces of information can be so distinct that it can only plausibly match a single person.\nPersonaldata.info - Check what data your browser is leaking, and other tools.\nBrowser Extensions # AdNauseam - Extension that randomly opens ads to obfuscate tracking.\nBypass Paywalls - App that lets you get past paywalls to view otherwise paid content.\nCanvas Fingerprint Defender - Creates fake Canvas IDs to prevent fingerprinting.\nClear Browsing Data - Clear browsing data like cookies, history, and cache directly from the browser toolbar.\nDissenter - Browser extension that allows you to comment on any web page free of censorship.\nGoogle Teller - App that beeps every time a connection with Google is made.\nHTTPS Everywhere - Encrypts your communications with many major websites, making your browsing more secure.\nLibRedirect - Redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends like Newpipe, Nitter, Wikiless, etc.\nLocalCDN - Emulates Content Delivery Networks to improve your online privacy by intercepting traffic and injecting supported resources locally.\nMailvelope - Privacy-focused email web extension to securely encrypt your emails with PGP using webmail providers.\nMozilla Containers - Allows you to separate your browsing experience into different color-coded tabs to help protect your privacy.\nNoScript - Allows JavaScript and other potentially harmful content to be executed only by trusted websites of your choice.\nPrivacy Badger - Stops advertisers and trackers from secretly tracking where you go and what pages you look at on the web.\nPrivacy Possum - Monkey wrenches common commercial tracking methods by reducing and falsifying the data gathered by tracking companies.\nRedirector - Web browser extension (Firefox, Vivaldi, Chrome, Opera, Edge) to redirect URLs based on regex or wildcard patterns.\nSnowFlake - Helps people in censored countries access the Internet without restrictions by acting as a proxy.\nTerms of Service; Didn\u0026rsquo;t Read - Provides short and quick summaries about the terms and privacy policies of websites you browse.\nTrackMeNot - Protects privacy in web-search by issuing randomized queries to common search engines.\nuBlock Origin - Free, open-source ad content blocker that increases security and privacy in your browser.\nWatch on Odysee - Redirects you from YouTube to Odysee, a decentralized YouTube alternative.\nCar Privacy # 49dollarmontanaregisteredagent - Montana based company that creates LLC’s and will register your car to that LLC in Montana thus keeping your name unattached to the car. Montana has the added benefit of a one time registration for cars over 11 years old and no emissions or safety checks\nDeflock - Deflock is a site that tracks \u0026ldquo;Flock\u0026rdquo; ALPR camera readers. Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) are cameras that capture images of all passing license plates, storing details like the car\u0026rsquo;s location, date, and time. These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles—regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. While these systems can be useful for tracking stolen cars or wanted individuals, they are mostly used to track the movements of innocent people.\nFreedomev - Open source software for Tesla cars. Still in development.\nGhostPlate - Physical device that lets you temporarily obscure your license plate.\nHave I Been Flocked - A website that lets you see whether or not someone has manually searched your license plate in the Flock System.\nNotmyPlate - App that lets you request to legally opt out of License plate collection data via the GDPR. Not likely to be super helpful in non EU countries.\nOpen Auto - An open source alternative to Android Auto, and app that helps you utilize your phone wild driving.\nOpen XC - OpenXC is a combination of open source hardware and software that lets you extend your vehicle with custom applications and pluggable modules. It uses standard, well-known tools to open up a wealth of data from the vehicle to developers, even beyond OBD-II.\nPlate Privacy - A project by the Institute for Justice to track car camera software and fight back.\nPrivacyforCars - Delete your data from rental cars after you are no longer using them. Website also provides a lot of other privacy education on vehicles.\nVehiclePrivacyreport - Check for status of vehicles internet connection to the manufacturers\nComputers # Computer Manufacturers # Framework - Linux focused laptops that are endlessly customizable. With Framework you can swap out any laptop part at anytime. It could be the last computer you ever buy.\nPurism - Open Source company. Makes Open Source Laptops, Phones and Servers. Partners with other liberty focused companies like Start 9. Accepts Bitcoin as a method of payment. Also offers a private phone data plan. Shipping is known to be very slow in some cases. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nStarLabs - A computer company that sells a wide range of linux computers that come preconfigured with multiple different distros. Also includes a linux based tablet. Accepts Bitcoin\nSystem76 - Well known American Linux Company. Developed and pioneered Pop-OS operating system, A user friendly Ubuntu/Debian Fork.\nTuxedoComputers - High quality Linux focused computers. German company, only communicates in German.\nComputer Operating Systems # CNIX - A simple Linux distro that puts privacy first, but it\u0026rsquo;s much less intense than TAILS or QUBES.\nDistro Watch - Distro Watch tracks and rates all Linux Operating systems.\nLinuxMint - Linux distro for beginners.\nPop!_OS - Ubuntu Fork built by a dedicated Linux Hardware Company System76. Pop!_OS is one of the easiest and cleanest Linux distros around.\nQubesOS - a privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. Qubes requires a bit more hardware as it runs several virtual machines to segregate your applications to better ensure your privacy.\nReactOS - An Open Source OS designed to mimic the Windows file system.\nTAILS - A privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. With TAILS all traffic is routed through TOR and all of your data is deleted as soon as the computer is turned off.\nUbuntu - The long term gold standard for beginner Linux users.\nData Removal # AccountKiller- Website that helps you find and delete a wide range of old accounts across multiple platforms through specific account/platform targeting.\nCreditFreeze- Freeze your Credit in the event of a data breach\nCyberOneIntel - CyberOneIIntel claims to find what other services can\u0026rsquo;t - including social media accounts, employment history, dating profiles, gaming profiles, dark web credential breaches, indexed search engine occurrences, and much more.\nData Broker Opt Out List - massive list of data sites to opt out of manually.\nData Brokers List - Links to purge your data manually from data brokers\nData Opt Out - Links to requests to manually delete data from multiple websites and platforms.\nDeleteMe - Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. In Depth Discussion\nEasyOptOuts - Cheap service to remove your accounts from Data Brokers\nHacked - Paid service that helps you recover from hacks and exposed personal data. Service can help with deleting videos or images from website or social media platforms. Service can also help you recover hacked accounts if you have lost access.\nJustDeleteMe - A directory of direct links to delete your account from web services. If you would like to delete a wide range of your accounts manually, JustDeleteMe can link you directly to the section of page where you can easily delete your account.\nMyDataRemoval - Another competitor for purging personal information, Name, Home address etc. Review\nOneRep - Alternative to DeleteMe. Offers a free trial and more deletion services but does have some negative reviews. One Rep is known for automating this process and not using employee manual checks. In Depth Review\nOptery - Removes Your Home Address, Phone and Other Private Info from Google, and 220+ Sites Review\nRedact - App that will delete your social media presence including specific comments and posts on multiple platforms. Includes FB, Reddit, Discord, Twitter etc…\nRemove Data from web Archive - Guide to remove your data from archive sites\nSayMine- Automated service that pulls your emails to find accounts created and sends them emails for data removal request. Be careful though, as this can sometimes cause you to send information to companies that you may have received emails from, but do not actually have an account with and thus actually giving them more information than they had in the first place. Saymine also offers corporate privacy services.\nDead Mans Switch # BqETH - BeQth is a trustless dead mans switch based on the Polygon network, an Ethereum Layer 2. BeQth lets you create a smart contract on the polygon blockchain that will send out our secret data via email to whoever you wish after an allotted amount of time. Transactions are all encrypted and totally on chain. Users can essentially mine the algorithm to unlock secret keys by the allotted time, essentially allowing for users to mine secrets. Does not require KYC. CipherWill - A non crypto based E2E dead mans switch service. Your secrets are encrypted with 256 AES encryption and zero knowledge proofs for the best possible security. Requires basic KYC. Gone Mans Switch - Gone Man\u0026rsquo;s Switch is a simple web application that allows you to create messages that will be delivered when you are absent (gone) for a certain period. Fully Self-hosted and open source. You can schedule long term messages to yourself via Telegram, Email or SMS. Sarcophagus - Similar to BeQTH Sarcophagus is also built on the polygon blockchain. Sarcophagus is decentralized, open-source and DAO owned + operated. They believe bringing dead man\u0026rsquo;s switch functionality to the web3 ecosystem can empower and provide security infrastructure for an entire generation of applications, regardless of their size Email # Email Providers # Email cannot offer the same fundamental privacy of other communication protocols. Use better tools when it matters. Nevertheless, it remains an essential tool in every day life, and the following providers offer excellent privacy.\n10 Minute Mail - Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.- Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.\n33Mail - Unlimited private email aliases.\nBeeble - Encrypted email and data storage. Uses hybrid AED and PGP encryption methods. Uses decentralized server infrastructure.\nFastMail - No free version. In Depth Review.\nLavabit - The company responsible for setting the Seppuku Pledge precedent. Originally used by Edward Snowden, Lavabit refused to give up information on him to the US Government. Lavabit shut down before handing over information and re-opened years later.\nMailbox - Private email with cloud services. In Depth Review.\nMailcow - Self-hosting email isn\u0026rsquo;t recommended, but Mailcow is an application that can help simplify the process. Article on the difficulties with Email.\nMailfence - Encrypted email service based in Belgium.\nMigadu - Email hosting service that doesn\u0026rsquo;t track and lets you add in unlimited domains and accounts for cheap.\nPax Mail - A lesser-known privacy-focused email provider, Pax offers paid-only accounts to provide full email services that do not compromise their values. Specifically created for Freedom lovers. Their values are listed clearly here.\nProtonMail - All data is stored in an encrypted state, and decrypted by the client. Emails between Proton users are end-to-end encrypted. The client-side code is open source. Proton servers are located in Switzerland. Basic accounts are free. Additional storage and features are available through paid plans, which can be paid for in Bitcoin. In-depth review from Restore Privacy.\nTutanota - Similar to Proton, all data is stored in an encrypted state, and emails between users are end-to-end encrypted. Tutanota servers are located in Germany, which is part of the 14 Eyes. Free and paid options available.\nEmail Clients # FairEmail - Fully featured, open source, privacy friendly email app for Android. Uses OpenKeychain to decrypt messages and optionally encrypt messages. Review\nK-9 - Mobile open source email client. Review\nMailSpring - Opensource. Great free email client, works with a variety of email providers. Does not work with Protonmail.\nThunderbird - Thunderbird is a free and open-source cross-platform email client developed by the Mozilla Foundation, the people who are behind the Firefox web browser. Been around for awhile, can be a bit buggy at times.\nEmail Aliases # Abine/Blur - Provides email and Debit card aliases. Albine provides several other options as well. Paid Service offered along with other services. Review\nAnonAddy - Very Similar product to Simple Login. In Depth Review Comparison Review of SL and AA\nFirefox Relay - Free email alias service. Also offers paid phone relay service. Review\nSimple Login - Free cloud services, cheap premium accounts anonymously with Monero. Also offers Self Hosting options.\nFile Encryption # Cryptomator - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nCoze - Coze is an open source cryptographic JSON messaging specification which uses digital signatures to prove identity and ownership over digital files and messages.\nOpenPGP - Lists of several differnt applications that all use the OpenPGP standard.\nPGPTool - Based off the original PGP Alogrithim, PGP tool is a A simple and secure online client-side PGP Key Generator, Encryption and Decryption tool. Generate your PGP Key pairs, encrypt or decrypt messages easily with a few clicks.\nPicoCrypt - Lightweight open source encryption client that’s easy to use, completely free and focuses on only encrypting files and nothing else. Most Encryption apps tend to use AES-256 while Pico uses the new and improved XChaCha20 for encryption. It also uses Argon 2 for key derivation as opposed to SHA for further protection\nVeracrypt - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nFirewalls # Little Snitch - Inbound and Outbound firewall blocking for desktop. MAC OS only.\nOPNsense is a free and open source network FreeBSD-based firewall\nPFSense - Well supported free Open Source network Firewall Software\nPihole - Network wide Ad-Blocker and DNS sinkhole. Can also be used as a DHCP server\nPort Master - Application Firewalls. This program works as a VPN replacement. May break your VPN connection while installed. Works in Linux and Windows.\nSimplewall - Simple Open Source Windows only Firewall\nSnort - Open Source Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)\nInternet Service Providers # FemtoStar - Open Source Satellite internet.\nNomadinternet - Internet for off grid living.\nUkama - A project empowering everyone to build a decentralized cell phone network powered by you to connect the world.\nKillswitches # Buskill - USB ‘dead man’s switch’ locks down (or kills) snatched laptops\nUSBGuard - The USBGuard software framework helps to protect your computer against rogue USB devices (a.k.a. BadUSB) by implementing basic whitelisting and blacklisting capabilities based on device attributes.\nUSBKill - USBKill Python Script allows your computer to lock out if any unapproved USB devices are inserted into your computer. Directly inspired by the arrest of Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht\nMessengers # Bitchat- Launched by Jack Dorsey in 2025, like Briar it uses bluetooth. Other features include: Works Offline on local Bluetooth LE mesh networks, with automatic peer discovery and multi-hop relaying Provides end to end encryption via X25519 key exchange and AES-256-GCM for both private and channel messages. Supports store \u0026amp; forward, caching messages for offline peers until they reconnect Requires no accounts, email addresses, or phone numbers messages live only on users’ devices.\nBriar - Briar doesn’t rely on a central server - messages are synchronized directly between the users’ devices. If the internet’s down, Briar can sync via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, keeping the information flowing in a crisis. If the internet’s up, Briar can sync via the Tor network for additional privacy.\nComparison and Ranks - Detailed comparison of all major messaging apps features and privacy.\nKeet - Peer-to-Peer Chat with high quality Video \u0026amp; Text. Private \u0026amp; Encrypted. Has BTC payment methods built in.\nMatrix - Also commonly known as Element for the most popular Matrix front end. Matrix is a chat Protocol with several different applications that cab be used to participate in the network. Element has full End-to-End encryption, completely open source, fully self hostable and comes with most of the same functionality of Discord or Slack. Also has the ability to Bridge with other chat apps, meaning you can connect Matrix directly to Telegram, or Slack or most other chat apps and mangage those communications via whichever matrix client you choose. Probably the best option for self hosting small companies. Matrix Instance Testing\nMolly- Hardened Signal Fork that is fully open source.\nSignal - An easy-to-use end-to-end encrypted messenger. Long considered the gold standard. Built in auto-delete of messages. standard of chat privacy. Not fully open source. Signal used to require a phone number, but you can now use a username if you prefer. One of the easiest apps to convert normies.\nSilence - A signal fork that picked up SMS direct encryption after Signal decided to no longer pursue it. While you should stay away from SMS whenever possible, it is sometimes still necessary to communicate with certain people this way. And with Silence you can protect yourself. Signal on SMS\nSimpleX - The first messenger without user IDs. SimpleX uses the smart client dumb server model. Meaning you can setup a simple relay to forward your fully encrypted messages to recievers. SimpleX is still early. It has a simple desktop but this isnt fully features currently. In Depth Podcast with the creator.\nSession - Session is an end-to-end encrypted messenger that minimises sensitive metadata, designed and built for people who want absolute privacy and freedom from any form of surveillance. No phone numbers and completely open source.\nTelegram - Easy to use encrypted messaging app. Telegram is NOT End-to-End encrypted by default but does have the option to create E2E secret chats. While its not E2E encrypted it does still encrypt your traffic to the Telegram Servers which is an improvement over SMS. Telegram is simple and is heavily used all across the world, and is a good introduction to a more privacy preserving chat app. However Telegram does have access to user data in its internal servers and has been known to hand that information over at times. Telegram is one of the most used encrypted apps around and as a result can be a haven for scammers.\nThreema - an end-to-end encrypted messenger, similar to Signal. Not a free app. Good overall app, but relatively low userbase due to the non free nature of it.\nWhitenoise - An encrypted messaging app that uses the NOSTR Protocol for private and public key pairs.\nWire - E2E by default. Lots of functionality. Fully open source. Self hosting options available. Built in auto-delete of messages. Can be a bit buggy at times, smaller userbase.\nMetadata Removal # Desktop Metadata removal - Windows and Mac can remove this natively. Linux needs a few steps.\nImagepipe - Android only metadata remover\nMesh Networks # PKT.Cash - PKT uses PacketCrypt, the world’s first bandwidth-hard proof of work. When you connect your home or office internet to the PKT Network, you earn PKT Cash (PKT).PKT mining does not require permission from a centralized company. Miners power the network in a decentralized way, which scales to provide low cost, high speed internet access worldwide.\nOpenmesh - Your Gateway to Building Personalized Data Ecosystems in minutes, instead of weeks. A decentralized node operator that allows for running of various services.\nThreefold - To build an open-source peer-to-peer Internet infrastructure that removes all forms of centralization from the global IT systems. Anything we do needs to improve the planet’s situation and benefit the people around us. Internet access is a human right and it can change everything for the lives of people as an infinite source of tools and information. Our technology was designed to scale ThreeFold anywhere electricity and bandwidth are present.\nMobile # Aliasing # Abine - Offers Phone masking/aliasing for a fee.\nFireFox Relay - Phone Alias service that comes along with an email alias service. Email aliasing is free, phone alias service requires a small monthly fee.)\nSee our All in one Privacy Section for More\nAlternative App Stores # Accrescent - Accrescent is a private and secure Android app store built with modern features in mind. It aims to provide a developer-friendly platform and pleasant user experience while enforcing modern security and privacy practices and offering robust validity guarantees for installed apps.\nAPK-Pure - A site to download and install APK\u0026rsquo;s (install files for phone OSes) this is an easy way to completely bypass app stores. The downside is that your software needs to be updated manually through APK-Pure and is not managed automatically by an app store.\nAptoide - A competitor to the google app store. With over 1 millon apps. While its not specifically privacy focused its a nice alternative when you cant use the regular good app store, or if you cant find what you need in F-Droid.\nAurora Store - A privacy front end for the Google App store. You can find anything you need from google through Aurora. However as this is a front end, it connects to the google app store so that you dont have too. This does require an account. Aurora provides anonymous accounts for you to use, however Google will rate limit these accounts to make them difficult to use sometimes. You can just create your own Gmail account to bypass this if necessary.\nF-Droid - F-Droid is the premier app store for open source apps. For anyone truly intrested in privacy should first check for apps in F-droid before going to mainstream appstores as Fdroid only carries Open Source apps. Completely free, open source and does not require an account.\nObtainium - Obtainium allows you to install and update apps directly from their releases pages, and receive notifications when new releases are made available.\nBurner Phone Numbers # 5sim - Over 500,000 Numbers Originating from Around 180 Countries Online. Low fees. Does not take cryptocurrency.\nBurnerApp - Burner Phone numbers. Usually work for services like Amazon and Twitter\nCrypton - Affordability meets security: For the cost of a movie ticket per month, get a physical SIM phone number. All your messages are encrypted with your personal key, protecting them from prying eyes.\nFreePhoneNum - One time Use burner numbers. Many services wont accept these.\nPhone Blur - offers the use of non-VoIP US phone numbers for account verification, multi-factor authentication, and other needs. Formerly Text Secure.\nSMSPool - Privacy focused non voip SMS burner numbers with area codes from all over the world. Company accepts cryptocurrency including Monero. Cheap options that are known to work with difficult providers like Discord or Twitter.\nSMS4SATS - Bitcoin focused SMS numbers that utilize Bitcoins Layer 2, Lightning network.\nTelnum - Burner Numbers and permanent numbers via Monero\nTossable Digits - Alternative to Google voice for phone porting. Also provides multiple phone numbers.\nMobile Operating Systems # CalyxOS - A privacy focused de-Googled Android Alternative that’s more privacy focused than Lineage but more user friendly than Graphene. Only available on Google Pixel models.\nE.foundation - Degoogled Phone OS that works with most major phone models\nGraphene OS - The king of Privacy phones. Completely de-googled heavily privacy focused phone App Store. Only available on Google Pixel models. Install Guide and Another install guide\nHavoc-OS - Similar to Lineage with large compatibility of devices. Works on over 150 devices. Still available but not a lot of updates.\nLineage – An open source Android alternative that’s compatible with most major Smart Phone and other Android Devices. Does not have a locked bootloader, which is a slight security concern.\nPlexus - App that lists compatibility of over 1000 phone apps for Open source phone roms.\nUbuntu Touch - Open Source Phone and Tablet Rom.\nMobile Phones # Above Phone - The Above Phone offers Graphene OS phones for sale along with their own services like \u0026ldquo;Above VPN\u0026rdquo; along with additional support to help you get fully migrated over to their ecosystem.\nDe-googled - Sells De-googled phones, Lineage Calyx and Graphene - Takes crypto\nEfani - Company that offers Sim Swap protection and prevention. \u0026ldquo;Efani works like any other carrier, except Efani adds exceptional security to your plan via an impressive security tech stack.\u0026rdquo;\nFairphone - Sustainable phone that lets your replace all parts in the phone. Will support CalyxOS soon. currently only available in the UK. Also offers sustainable headphones and other items.\nFreedomphone - NOT RECOMMENDED. Privacy focused phone marketing towards conservatives. OS Is closed source, with little in the way of details on how anything actually works. Backed by conservative commentator Candace Owens.\nFrequency Check - App that lets you check what plans and locations your phone is compatible with.\nIsland - Sandboxing app for Stock Android\nMamushi- Specializes in Calyx OS , Accepts Monero.\nMark37 - A full service Christian privacy company that specializes in their \u0026ldquo;Ghost Phone\u0026rdquo; a Graphene OS phone with custom config. Offers several other privacy services and devices.\nNitrokey - Phones with Mics and Cameras removed\nPine64 - Completely Open Source Phone. May have some compatibility issues.\nPrivate Phone Shop - Fully configured privacy focused phones you purchase. Primarily offers Lineage and Graphene OS. Also offers other privacy services.\nProject Guardian - A physical phone silencing device. A new machine that silences all noise going into your phone from your micophone. All you have to do is set your phone on top of the device and it blocks all incoming sound. Also provides wireless charging. Can be used with two phones at a time.\nPurism - NOT RECOMENDED. Completely Open Source Phone from the ground up, however this comes with many difficulties including supply chain issues. Purism has been known to have very late deliveries in some cases as long as years with no refunds. Order with caution.\nRoninMobile - RoninDojo a bitcoin privacy company, now makes pixel based phones with options for both Calyx and Graphene.\nUnplugged Phone - Unplugged phone is a closed source privacy phone touted by many conservative influencers. It offers its own ecosystem of privacy apps. However many of these apps arent likely to be very useful since you need their phone in order to use them. Given this and the closed source nature of the software we cannot recomend this phone at this time. You are better off with known Open-source alternatives.\nVolla Phone - A minimalist design and new operating concept with the springboard, quick menu and collections. Comes with either Volla OS or Ubuntu Touch installed.\nMobile Service Providers # AweSIM - Privacy focused phone service. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nFreedomPop - Cheap and in some cases free VOIP plans.\nInvisv - Privacy focused phone service. INVISV Relay brings Multi-Party Relay (MPR) privacy to Android, offering a service that decouples trust: where INVISV\u0026rsquo;s job is to ensure that nobody but you has all your critical information. In effect, your requests for data from the Internet, whether with a web browser or with any other app, are unlinked from your identity, and neither INVISV nor our infrastructure partners nor your broadband Internet provider nor a mobile operator can link your identity and your Internet usage and location together.\nSIMXL - e-SIMs Accessible for Everyone, that accepts Monero.\nSilent Link - A real phone number provider not a VOIP number, that can be acquired anonymously. Only allows for incoming calls, but also provides a cheap data plan. Does not always provide the best service. A backup data plan is not a bad idea with this service while using Silent link primarily for privacy.\nVOIP Providers # Hushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nJMP - Private VOIP numbers. Uses the company Telnyx on the back end, but it try\u0026rsquo;s to make this process simpler for a small fee, as you can use Telnyx directly for cheaper fees and good privacy but the process is quite difficult.\nPassword Managers # Password managers are one of the few security tools that makes your life easier. With all of your passwords in one place, often including a password autofill so that you don\u0026rsquo;t have to even type your password, which also helps to keep you safe from keylogging or should surfing attacks.\nBitwarden - FOSS password manager. Free cloud password management, or you can completely self host. 2FA is easily configurable as well. Decryption happens on your client device not on the server, meaning your passwords are encrypted if the server is compromised. Bitwarden also has a password generator, and allows for multiple password encrypted password accounts making it perfect for a small enterprise solution.\nKeepass - The top local password manager. Instead of setting up a server you can run your password manager directly on your personal work machine.\nPasswordSafe - A local password Manager that utilizes Blowfish. Created by security expert and old school cypherpunk Bruce Schneier. Works on windows and Linux.\nVPNMentor Secure Password Generator - Online Password generator for when you aren\u0026rsquo;t working with a standard password manager. Provides other high quality VPN and password related tools as well, like a password strength checker.\nPrivacy Resources and Education # Podcasts # Citadel Dispatch - Hosted by Matt Odell a Freedom and Bitcoin Advocate.\nClosed Network - Privacy and security podcast focused on the everyday person and using simple tools and techniques to become a smaller target for online attacks.\nOptOut - Hosted by privacy and freedom advocate Seth for Privacy, covering a wide range of privacy related issues.\nPrivacy Security and Osint - Hosted by the king of privacy, Micahel Bazzell, covers a wide range of privacy, security and Osint. Currently on a hiatus.\nSurveillance Report - Joint hosted by Privacy advocates Henry from Techlore and Nate from the New Oil. Break down of weekly data leaks and privacy incursions.\nWatchMan Privacy - Hosted by Gabriel Custodiet, a principled privacy and freedom advocate.\nOther Privacy Lists # alternativeto.net\nbrainfucksec.github.io/a-good-privacy-list\ndegoogle.jmoore.dev/#replacementsalternatives\ngithub.com/mendel5/alternative-front-ends\ngithub.com/mjovanc/awesome-decentralized\ngithub.com/pluja/awesome-privacy\nlopp.net/bitcoin-information/privacy.html\nnomoregoogle.com\nPrism-Break\nproducthunt.com\nprivacyfirstproducts.softr.app\nprivacytools.io\nreddit.com/r/privacy/wiki/de-google\nsovereignstack.tools\nPurchase Proxys # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nAnonShop - This one works a bit different. You pick a product you want and send the link to AL. AL will then purchase the item and send it to a nearby locker based on your zip code. All paid with Monero. This currently only works for Amazon orders.\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPurse.io - A purchase proxy that offers up to 15% discounts with crypto and users will purchase products for you. Currently takes BTC, BCH and lightning.\nRouters # Anyone - A harward based internet router/proxy that provides privacy by default.\nFlash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router,that prioritizes network wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come per-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers than can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that thats forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls and a virtual server seperate from the Firewall OS.\nSearch # Brave Search - Private search results, using its own indexer, with full search transparency. Aims to be one of the biggest competitors to google. In Depth Review\nDuckDuckGo - Biggest privacy focused search engine, they have admitted to censoring in some cases, but overall still better than Google.\nKagi - Privacy respecting search engine does not track any info or provide any ads and no data mining or IP collecting. Requires an account and limits amount of searches per day for free accounts. Offers paid accounts as well. Not Open Source. Privacy policy\nMojeek - Search engine that claims to use its own indexer and does not rely on search results from Bing or Google\nPresearch - Decentralized search engine that pays you out per search with their own token. You can also run a node and get paid out in their token provided you meet the minimum requirements.\nSearx - Searx is probably the most hard-core of the options, but provides a very solid experience and search results across multiple sources.\nSearch Ranking and Analysis\nWhoogle - A google search proxy that can be hosted. Check out Seth for Privacys public instance of Whoogle It’s easy to self-host, if desired.Public instances\nShipping Services # AtoB - Everything you need to send and receive packages in a decentralized way. Built on NOSTR.\nAmerica’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nProxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide.\nSovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption.\nTraveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it.\nVirtual Private Networks (VPNs) # Cloak - Experimental new program. it works by masquerading proxied traffic as normal web browsing activities. In contrast to traditional tools which have very prominent traffic fingerprints and can be blocked by simple filtering rules, it\u0026rsquo;s very difficult to precisely target Cloak with little false positives. This increases the collateral damage to censorship actions as attempts to block Cloak could also damage services the censor state relies on.\nCryptoStorm - The VPN service provider for the truly paranoid. Zero logging VPN service that publishes all of its open source config for users to read. Utilizes Hashed token authentication. Accepts Monero.\nGuardster - Anonymizer service that provides an alternative to VPN.\nIVPN - No logs, regularly audited VPN service, No customer data stored, Clear privacy policy, Transparent ownership and team, Strong ethics: no trackers, no false promises, no surveillance ads. In Depth Reviews\nLN VPN - VPN service based on the lightning network. You can purchase and use wireguard based VPN services all on lightning. Also offers phone numbers per country all paid via lightning.\nLokiNet - New experimental TOR competitor.\nMullvad - Mullvad has a long reputation of preserving privacy. Mullvad does not log traffic, proven by a police raid. Allows anonymous sign ups, Accepts Monero for payment for Premium accounts. Uses a killswitch and uses Wireguard for speed and security. Provides a mobile app and desktop app. The Mobile app can be a bit finicky for some people. Does not have an app kill switch. In Depth Review\nNym - A new VPN project that works to implement new tech including mixnets, zk-nyms, post quantum tech and more. Backed by Wikileaks Chelsea Manning.\nObscura - Obscura is a new VPN project that increases your VPN security by creating a multihop process with VPN provider Mullvad, so that neither company ever has true access to your Encrypted data. Only available for Mac. Accepts Monero.\nPIA - PIA is a solid VPN provider that accepts BTC, uses Wireguard offers cheap rates. PIA is also well known for providing static Ip’s for your VPN. This can be useful for some services that block general VPN access. PIA does not keep logs for privacy concerns. Does not include a kill switch In Depth Review\nSentinel- A decentralized crypto currency backed VPN built on the Cosmos blockchain that aims to provide a decentralized VPN.\nVopono - App for managing Split tunneling in VPN’s. Split tunneling lets you send some traffic through a VPN and delegate specific traffic exempt to the VPN Encrypted tunnel or traffic. This can be useful when trying to use certain apps locally on a LAN. Some VPN Apps have this built in, but this isnt always accessible on all VPN’s or on all versions of the VPN. For Example Proton VPN has this function built in on the Windows version and the Mobile version but not on the linux desktop version.\nVPN Rankings and breakdowns by privacy advocate Techlore more VPN Rankings and More Rankings\nVPNMentor - Offers a wide range of VPN related education, in addition to VPN related tools and more VPN Rankings.\n"},{"id":17,"href":"/self-hosting/","title":"Self Hosting","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If something is free, you’re not the customer; you’re the product.” ― Bruce Schneier\nWhile privacy tools are fantastic, they sometimes miss the true root of the problem. In times of increasing censorship and data theft, owning your data is the best way to increase your privacy and security while dramatically reducing your ability to be censored. When done right, much of this can be done very cheaply. If you already own your hardware much of the software is free or very cheap. Instead of never ending subscriptions and increasing costs with big tech, simply remove them from your life by self hosting. Take back your digital sovereignty.\nBackup Applications # Pika Backup - Pika Backup is designed to save your personal data and does not support complete system recovery. Locally and remote encrypted backups.Open Source.\nPerkeep - Perkeep is a set of open source formats, protocols, and software for modeling, storing, searching, sharing and synchronizing data in the post-PC era. Data may be files or objects, tweets or 5TB videos, and you can access it via a phone, browser or FUSE filesystem. Open Source.\nProxmox Backup Server - Proxmox Backup Server is an enterprise backup solution, for backing up and restoring VMs, containers, and physical hosts. By supporting incremental, fully deduplicated backups, Proxmox Backup Server significantly reduces network load and saves valuable storage space. With strong encryption and methods of ensuring data integrity, you can feel safe when backing up data, even to targets which are not fully trusted.\nCamera Systems # Ezvidoo - EZVidoo is a free CCTV surveillance software for Windows, Linux, and Raspberry Pi. It supports IP Cameras by default, local USB cams, and Camera Audios.EZVidoo also supports numerous sensor types as motion, audio, object, face, and person sensors. By default, it offers a recording support on 24/7 basic, and features, alerts, notifications and mobile access. Not open source.\nIspyconnect - Free and Open source Camera software. Compatible with a wide range of camera devices.\nKerberos.io - An open, scalable and modular solution that supports your use cases at home up to large scale production video landscapes.\nCloud Document Services # Cryptpad - End-to-end encrypted and open-source collaboration suite, that can be used in the cloud or self-hosted. Google docs alternative.\nOnlyOffice - Includes Free Cloud, Paid Cloud, and Self-Hosted options.\nStandard Notes - One of the top note-taking apps. Self-hostable, includes 2FA, E2E, scheduled email backups and more. Charges for the higher level plans with more features.\nCloud Hosting # Open Source as a Service # Cryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nDisroot - Privacy-focused ecosystem. Provides multiple cloud services. Including Email, Nextcloud, Cryptpad etc…\nFederated.Computer - Great open-source replacements for Dropbox, Google Workplace, Zoom, Slack, Airtable, Mailchimp, 1Password, Netlify, Github, Calendy, your spying VPN and much more for the low price of $39 a month. As many users as you want. Only pay for more storage when/if you need it.Federated includes Human Support and full Backups. The benefits of self-hosting without the day-to-day high-stakes drudgery. Affiliate Link\nKoofr - Allows for importing of Drive, Dropbox etc. Privacy-focused cloud storage free up to 10 Gb’s. ^1,2^\nNextCloud - Self-hosted cloud software for a massive amount of options. Takes a bit of config, but nextcloud functions as a full Google Docs replacement in addition to many other options including music and video hosting. Also provides cloud hosting if you do not wish to self-host. Next Cloud is currently available in other Privacy-focused ecosystems like Start9, Umbrel, Yunohost, Dietpi and many more, with just a few clicks. Or you can self-host on your OS of choice.\nLink Tree Alternatives # AllMyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nCoinDrop - Like link tree but specifically for crypto web wallets. All your wallets and donation methods in one simple place.\nLibertyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nOperating Systems # While more well-known OSes like Windows server or Ubuntu server are great, there are other lesser-known OSes purpose-built to help people self-host, by pre-packaging applications in nice ready-made GUI. This can be especially useful for less technical users.\nHyperVisors for Virtualization # ProxMox - Proxmox is the primary open source solution for virtual machine hosting. Like VmWare or Hyper V except Proxmox is completely open source and free. It offers you the ability to run multiple virtual servers on a single physical server, easily allowing you to run several different software Operating systems for zero cost. Comes with snapshots, backups, server monitoring, native containerization and much more. Find a list of Proxmox based scripts here these scripts allow for single lines of code for setting up hundreds of apps. One of the absolute best ways to get into self hosting. XCP-NG - A solid alternative to Proxmox. the user-friendly, high-performance virtualization solution, developed collaboratively for unrestricted features and open-source accessibility with Turnkey Server Virtualization. Operating Systems # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, NEAR, Avalanche and more.\nCASA OS - Community-based open source software focused on delivering simple personal cloud experience around Docker ecosystem. Despite the name CASA OS is not an OS. It is an app similar to Umbrel or Citadel, a GUI for docker images. Comes with some unique apps, like Nginx Proxy Manager and Cloudflare Tunnels. Also provides Clearnet support with a fairly flexible set of config options. Also has a nice simple GUI for file uploads, this is especially useful with something like Jellyfin or Calibre-Web.\nCitadel - Umbrel open source Fork offering much of the same options.\nCloudron - Cloudron is unique in that it offers offsite backups to AWS, includes a built-in firewall that monitors all traffic and comes with its own built-in email server.\nCoolify - An open-source \u0026amp; self-hostable Heroku / Netlify alternative.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Storj, Zcash, Cosmos Tornado Cash and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nDietPI - A Linux distro OS. Dietpi comes with over 200 app packages and dependencies built in. While more command line skills are required than Umbrel or Embassy, Dietpi makes it very easy to install over 100 apps and dependencies. While largely built for Raspberry Pi, Dietpi also has specific images created for a wide range of hardware. Dietpi is a bit more difficult than platforms like Yunohost, but runs a bit more reliably and offers more total tools, including backups, VPN integration, clearnet, and more. Documentation is better than Yunohost, but could still be improved.\nFulmo - A lighting network focused OS configured to run on a Raspberry Pi.\nFreedomBox - Another OS that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Currently more limited than most of the other OSes in terms of apps in the internal app store.\nHome Lab OS - HomelabOS allows anyone to easily deploy, backup, restore, and maintain over 100 different applications and services. Everything from video players, to home automation, to chat services. These services can continue to function at full speed on your LAN even when your external internet is completely offline.\nMoneroOS - OS dedicated to Monero mining.\nMy Node BTC - Another OS that focuses primarily on Bitcoin Software. Includes BTCPay Server, Dojo, Whirlpool, Join Market and much more. Comes with Clearnet, Tor, and I2P.\nPinode-XMR - PiNode-XMR is a completely free and open source suite of tools to help a user run their own Monero node with ease. PiNode-XMR is designed for use with single board computers (SBC) such as the Raspberry Pi, Pine64 or Odroid hardware to allow for very cheap node setup and minimal 24/7 running costs due to low power usage.\nPiBox - Currently has a small offering of Apps but is working on adding more. Notable Apps are Nextcloud, Jellyfin and Homeassistant.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nRunTipi - Tipi is a personal homeserver orchestrator. It is running docker containers under the hood and provides a simple web interface to manage them. Every service comes with an opinionated configuration in order to remove the need for manual configuration and network setup. RunTipi comes with Clearnet configuration, but this can be a bit buggy in some cases. This is still very much in development.\nStart9 - Start OS makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy, not completely open source. Currently routes all services over TOR or lets you host over LAN. This increases privacy but can make things more difficult to interact with Non TOR/Start9 users. Heavily supports bitcoin software and includes a NOSTR node and several other tools. While there is currently no clearnet support, StartOS is overall very stable. Start9 also offers some of the better documentation and error handling. Save 5% on any S9 Server with code \u0026ldquo;LOTR\u0026rdquo;\nUBOS - A newer project. Less impressive interface and less apps than some of the other projects.\nUmbrel - Interface that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Beautiful interface but still needs a few bugs worked out. Apps are difficult to config after being setup. Offers lots of Bitcoin Node Software. Umbrel and StartOS are very similar options as they both focus heavily on BTC and Lightning nodes and currently offer only LAN and TOR hosting. Umbrel offers more apps but Start OS offers a much more reliable platform. Umbrel is not an OS but rather an GUI application manager for Docker.\nYunoHost - Free and Open Source with over 100 apps. Yuno host comes with Clearnet support with your own custom domains and offers you free pre-selected domains you can use. Yunohost has a nice troubleshooting tool that helps you find issues with port/firewall troubleshooting. Yunohost has a lot of features but can be a bit buggy at times.\nMedia Center OSes # If you are currently running a Roku, Amazon Firestick, or pretty much any other store-bought hardware device for media streaming, it\u0026rsquo;s very likely that it sends out massive amounts of data back to different companies. This is terrible for privacy, self-sovereignty, security, and internet bandwidth. While it\u0026rsquo;s difficult to purchase hardware that does not do this, you can set up your own version with some of the following user-friendly Operating systems.\nLibreElec - LibreELEC is a lightweight ‘Just enough OS’ Linux distribution purpose-built for Kodi on current and popular mediacentre hardware.\nOSMC - OSMC (Open Source Media Center) is a free and open source media player based on Linux. Founded in 2014, OSMC lets you play back media from your local network, attached storage, and the Internet. OSMC is the leading media center in terms of feature set and community and is based on the Kodi project.\nXbian - XBian is a small, fast, and lightweight media center distribution for the Raspberry Pi, CuBox-i, Hummingboard, and many more devices to come. It is based on a minimal Debian and therefore offers much of the same freedom as Debian offers. Our slogan is “XBian, the bleeding edge” as our main focus is delivering the fastest Kodi solution for various small form factor computers.\nPhoto Storage # Ente - Encrypted cloud photo storage.\nImmich - Self-hosted backup solution for photos and videos on mobile devices.\nPhotoprism - PhotoPrism is an AI-Powered Photos App for the Decentralized Web. It makes use of the latest technologies to tag and find pictures automatically without getting in your way. You can run it at home, on a private server, or in the cloud.\nRemote Control Software # AeroAdmin - Easy and free Remote access service for many OS’s. Not Open source.\nMesh Commander - Free Open Source Teamviewer Alternative.\nNetBird - NetBird combines a WireGuard®-based overlay network with Zero Trust Network Access, providing a unified open source platform for reliable and secure connectivity. Requires authentication account with a big tech identity provider. Offers free self hosting options.\nPangolin - Pangolin is an open-source and identity-aware tunneled reverse proxy server. Pangolin’s distributed architecture with nodes provide highly available ingress to ensure applications always remain accessible. Open Source.\nRustDesk - TeamViewer, AnyDesk, and Splashtop to RustDesk for a secure and reliable remote desktop experience with your own self-hosted servers. Open Source.\nTailScale - Tailscale is an easy VPN that allows you to connect back into your network without excessive configuration or firewall rules. While Tailscale is not fully open source and requires an requires authentication account with a big tech identity provider. However there is a fully self-hosted version you can run.\nRouters # Flash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router, that prioritizes network-wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come pre-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built-in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers that can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all-purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router, or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that is forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls, and a virtual server separate from the Firewall OS.\nSSH/RDP Applications # Easy SSH - Simple application that lets you save all of your SSH logins and passwords in one easy interface. This way you can login go from SSH terminal port easily and quickly without needing to type in your credentials. Linux Only.\nmRemoteNG - Just like Easy SSH, but also supports RDP, Telnet, HTTPS, Powershell, and more. Windows only.\nWebsite Tools # Ackee - Self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool for those who care about privacy. Ackee runs on your own server, analyzes the traffic of your websites, and provides useful statistics in a minimal interface.\nGhost - Self-Hosting and cloud hosting with open source software. Ghost is primarily used as a blogging platform as a competitor to something like Substack. Unlike Hugo Ghost offers a GUI for most of your website management.\nHugo - Popular open-source static site generators. Helps you simply create websites for desktop and mobile without substantial amounts of HTML code. Hugo is completely open source and utilizes markdown files primarily. Liberty Tools is run with Hugo.\nImmuneweb - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\nMatomo - Privacy first Google analytics alternative.\nPlausible - Simple and privacy-friendly Google Analytics alternative - Extensive Review\nSSLLABS - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\n"},{"id":18,"href":"/social-media/","title":"Social Media","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.” ― George Washington\nSocial media is a mixed bag. It connects the world and allows for the rapid dissemination of news, true and untrue. But in the last few years censorship has become a massive problem across all major social media platforms. Its important that we cultivate presences on social media that are more resilient to censorship and de-platforming. These services should be run as decentralized as possible to avoid coordinated take downs like we saw with the Conservative social media company Parler, where big tech collaborated to largely destroy the company.\nFreedom Respecting Social Media # Blue Sky - Blue Sky is an open source project backed by Jack Dorsey in an attempt to create a decentralized social network protocol as an alternative to Twitter. In May 2024 Jack Dorsey resigned from the BlueSky board, and donated 21 Million to the Open Source Protocol NOSTR. Blue Sky is very leftwing.\nDiaspora - Diaspora is a decentralized open source social media platform. With Diaspora you need to host your own instance by running a server or \u0026ldquo;pod\u0026rdquo;, meaning you own your data. Due to the decentralized nature of the platform it can be difficult to connect with other profiles, the platform has less than 1 million users after after 13 years of operation.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here\nGab - A centralized Free Speech Social media platform. Gab has been de-platformed by most of big tech and largely runs its own architecture in order to to keep operations running. Platform users tend to skew right wing.\nGettr - GETTR is a social media platform built on the foundation of freedom of opinion and expression. Gettr is a socialized platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t seem to offer anything particularly new, other than being a Twitter Alternative. Private messages claim to be E2E. But Gettr is not open sourced.\nLemmy - Lemmy is a selfhosted social link aggregation and discussion platform. Similar to Reddit but it is completely free and open, and not controlled by any company. This means that there is no advertising, tracking, or secret algorithms. Content is organized into communities, so it is easy to subscribe to topics that you are interested in, and ignore others. Voting is used to bring the most interesting items to the top.\nLocals - Locals is a free speech social media platform that is owned by Rumble. Locals is a centralized alternative to other social media. Founded by conservative commentator Dave Rubin.\nMastodon - Mastodon is an open source, self hosted social networking service that aims to be a twitter competitor. Mastodon lets you connect to specific Mastodon instances as part of a federation protocol. Due to this setup Larger mastodon servers can censor other servers from connecting to their instances. Tends to be a more left wing community.\nMeWe - MeWe is a centralized company that\u0026rsquo;s been running a social media platform for over a decade. MeWe is committed to privacy and an ad-free experience. The project is currently in development to be migrated to web3 blockchain based infrastructure.\nMinds - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.\nTruth Social - Founded by Donald Trump in response to Trump getting removed from Twitter. Truth Social is a centralized open source fork of Mastodon. Truth Social is known to censor content, mostly leftwing content.\nTwitter/X - Twitter is a centralized social media platform. While Twitter has become a free speech focused platform its far from perfect. Twitter is overwhelmingly the single biggest platform for spreading speech. Twitter is bad for privacy and is encouraging a ID based verification program, that will be in the hands of its future owners. Case against Twitter\nMeetup Alternatives # Agorakit - Agorakit is web-based, open source groupware for collectives. By creating collaborative groups, people can discuss topics, organize events, store files and keep everyone updated as needed. Agorakit is a forum, calendar, file manager, mapping tool and email notifier.\nFlockstr - NOSTR based Meetup alternative. Connects directly with your NOSTR Account, and also works with your lightning wallet to receive ZAPS (micro bitcoin transactions.)\nJoinMobilizon - Mobilizon is not a giant platform, but a multitude of interconnected Mobilizon websites. This federated architecture helps avoid monopolies and offers a diversity of hosting terms of service.\nLuma - An international meetup alternative, that provides more value at a much lower price than meetup. Has built in support for cryptocurrency wallets like Eth and Solana.\nPartiful - Free for users, requires SMS in order to gave out regular event updates. Not specifically freedom focused, but another good option.\nNOSTR # NOSTR is the future of decentralized social media. NOSTR is not controlled or owned by any private company or person. NOSTR is a protocol similar to Email or TCP/IP. It can be accessed by anyone or any company. NOSTR uses the dumb server smart client model. Meaning anyone can setup a simple server/relay that preserves and encrypts the NOSTR ecosystem. NOSTR directly incorporates bitcoin via the lightning network. You can send \u0026ldquo;ZAPS\u0026rdquo; which are low cost lightning transactions to any person on NOSTR, and your posts can likewise receives Zaps from anyone on the network. In addition to major support from the freedom and Bitcoin communities, NOSTR has been financially backed by Jack Dorsey and heavily supported by Edward Snowden. NOSTR offers several different clients that allow you to interact with the NOSTR protocol. Some of those clients:\nAlby - A NOSTR and Bitcoin plugin. Allows you to hold your private keys in order to interact with NOSTR, lighting and other bitcoin apps.\nDamus - NOSTR Client for Iphone.\nNOSTR Apps - A database of many differnt NOSTR Apps\nNostr.Watch - Track relays where a connection can currently be established.\nNostr.directory - Find your twitter follows on NOSTR\nNostrChat - Encrypted chat built on NOSTR.\nPrimal - A client designed to look like a twitter clone.\nZap.Stream - Directly integrated into NOSTR Zap lets you stream for SATS (bitcoin Lightning) and earn in kind easily from any and all viewers.\nYoutube Alternatives # Bitchute - A decentralized Youtube alternative that tends to have a lot of right-leaning content, due to this they often get censored or blocked.\nCiVL - CiVL is a free streaming platform for courageous stories and subversive ideas that challenge power structures. Get access to award-winning films, shows, and debates. No ads. No credit card to join.\nD.tube - A decentralized youtube alternative. DTube is a community powered video sharing platform where users vote on videos to reward creators, curators, influencers and viewers in cryptocurrency.\nMadiator - Privacy focused front end for LBRY, the network that hosts ODYSEE.\nODYSEE - A decentralized video platform built on the LBRY network. With the recent SEC Judgement against ODYSEE the long term future of the platform is uncertain, however plans are to migrate to the Arweave network. Odysee also has a nice simple feature allowing you to connect your youtube channel and autosync all content for a convenient backup of your channel.\nPeerTube A free and open-source, decentralized, ActivityPub federated video platform powered by WebTorrent, that uses peer-to-peer technology to reduce load on individual servers when viewing videos.\nRumble - A centralized alternative to youtube that bills itself as protector of free speech.\n"}]
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-[{"id":0,"href":"/affiliates/","title":"Affiliates","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\n\u0026ldquo;Tell me with whom you associate, and I will tell you who you are.\u0026rdquo; - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe TEST6\nThis is our affiliate page for brands we use and trust. While the goal of Liberty Tools is to list every single tool for human liberty, we cant vet them all. These are brands and projects that we actually use and endorse and generally have a relationship with. As such, we have affiliate links with them, and this is one small way you can support us at no additional cost to you! These links also show up on their specific categories page as well.\nAupa Bar - The Chad of energy bars run by a based bitcoin business. High quality grass fed meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit, no garbage filler like seed oils. AUPA gives 5% discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. These bars come from the best quality farms in Colorado. Stack this with code \u0026ldquo;Liberty\u0026rdquo; for an additional 5% off some of the best meat bars around.\nCloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nDelete Me - Our date is leaked everyday. Thats why its important to use services like Delete Me. Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. Use our Affiliate link to save 20%.\nFederated.Computer - Federated is another Denver based company offering Open Source as a service. Sometimes physically hosting servers just isn\u0026rsquo;t viable. In those cases cloud hosting can be a necessary option. But most cloud hosting come from tech giants like AWS or Google Cloud who sell your data and will censor you if you have the wrong politics. Federated.Computer offers you cheap, easy open source options to get many of the benefits of Big Tech without compromising your privacy. Please use our affiliate link to sign up if you\u0026rsquo;re interested!\nHushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nLive Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our affiliate link if you are interested.\nMark37 - Mark37 is a privacy focused company that offers Laptops and phones that come prebuilt with opensource privacy focused operating systems at a reasonable price. Mark37 also offers ongoing technical support and training. Mark37 is a proud conservative and christian company. Use our referral link or discount code to save 5% on all services. This discount does not stack with other promotions. Discount code: \u0026ldquo;LIBERTYTOOLS\u0026rdquo;\nPrivacy.com - Privacy.com is the best way to pay with fiat online while still protecting your privacy. Create debit card aliases that can be limited based on total amount spends or by vendors. With card aliases you dont have to worry about leaked card info, overcharges or annoying vendors that refuse to cancel your subscription, privacy.com lets you do all of that for free. Please use our referral link and sign up for a free account.\nStart 9 - Start 9 is one of our favorite companies. Local to Denver, Start9 offers home personal servers with their own Operating system, that makes it easy for you to own and host your data out of a physical server that you own. Offers an app store with multiple applications that include Bitcoin and Monero full nodes, Matrix and SimpleX messaging, Vaultwarden for password management, Nextcloud for all sorts of hosting including word docs, music, contacts calendar and so much more.\n"},{"id":1,"href":"/agorism/","title":"Agorism","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If taxation without consent is not robbery, then any band of robbers have only to declare themselves a government, and all their robberies are legalized.” ― Lysander Spooner\nAgorism is a social philosophy that advocates creating a society in which all relations between people are voluntary exchanges by means of counter-economics, engaging with aspects of nonviolent revolution, founded by Samuel Edward Konkin the third. Agorism is a different approach to creating freedom, than electoral politics. Sometimes also known as the concept of \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizens.\u0026rdquo;\nAgorist Communities (International) # Bitcoin Beach - Bitcoin Beach is working to create a sustainable circular Bitcoin economy in El Salvador. Following the dramatic decrease in crime and the governments bitcoin backing, Bitcoin Beach has become one of the best Bitcoin communities in the world. Free Society - Free Society aims to build a new sovereign society by negotiating with an existing government. There are many examples of governments granting another nation sovereignty over a part of their territory, and Free Society believes this is the best way forward. Free State Project - The Free State Project is a movement of thousands of freedom-loving people to New Hampshire. Started in 2003, there are thousands of individuals just like you in New Hampshire. Together, Free Staters have built an incredible, real-life community full of people who value liberty and responsibility. Free Cities - The Free Cities Foundation aims to inspire, inform and connect people to create a global market of living together in Free Cities. Free Cities are self-governing territories that uphold individual rights and freedoms. They aim to create more prosperous and autonomous urban spaces. Freedom Haven - Seasteading org working to build a workable seasteading options. Seasteading is the idea of creating permanent living homes that exist outside government jurisdiction in international waters. Liberland - The Free Republic of Liberland is a small experimental country located on the banks of the Danube River, known as Gornja Siga. Liberland is built on classical liberal (libertarian) ideals which emphasize autonomy and minimize the state\u0026rsquo;s encroachment on individual liberties. Rule of law, bodily autonomy, free trade, freedom of choice, freedom of movement, and others are all core tenets of our fledgling nation. PraxisNation - Praxis Nation builds off the concept of the network state by Balaji Srinivasan. Which theories that in the modern world we can create a decentralized country that can offer many of the benefits of standard country. Praxis aims to offer land, its own currency and eventually citizenship among many other things. Pronomos - Pronomos is a venture capital fund that works to build the \u0026ldquo;cities of tomorrow.\u0026rdquo; Pronomos has worked to fund Prospera, Praxis, and many more starup cities. Prospera - Prospera is a new libertarian smart city located in Honduras, that works as an economic zone largely free of local government taxes. An experimental project that does exist by a government grant, but its working to prove out a new potential model of cities. Learn more with the REASON documentary. Digital Nomad Services # Escapees - Escapees bills itself as an RV club, but it offers many services for a digital nomad lifestyle, including mail forwarding and temporary residences among many other things. Based in the U.S. Liberation Travel - Focuses on helping users find residency in multiple countries primarly including Paraguay, Uruguay, Panama and Georgia. Nomad Capitalist - Nomad Capitalist specializes in legally and ethically reducing your tax rate, diversifying and safeguarding your assets, growing your passport portfolio, and maximizing your freedom. Passports for Crypto - Quickly acquire Citizenship in St. Kitts by purchasing property without ever actually visiting St. Kitts. Planbpassport - A service that helps facilitate second passports. Accepts Bitcoin and very much adopts a \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizen\u0026rdquo; Mindset. General Tools # Agorist Nexus - Agorist Nexus is a hub for free exchange, focusing on the spread of Agorism and connecting the counter-economy Agorist Tax Advice - Paid service to minimize your tax strategy. Live Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our above affiliate link if you are interested. Lost Horizons - Platform with a wide range of topics around opting out of taxes and deconstructing the legal system. Mobazha - Formerly known as Openbazaar, Mobazaha aims to be a decentralized market where people can buy and sell products across the world for various different crypto currencies. One Stupid Fuck - Opt out of the tax structure. Terrible website name and design, but a resource that provides great step by step videos of opting out of the current tax structure. Taxation is Theft App - App that walks people through the logical ideas of taxation being theft. Similar to the not yet launched project \u0026ldquo;The mirror\u0026rdquo; by Larken Rose. Shipping Services # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Sovereign Homesteading # Abundant Acres - A small company that helps you design your sovereign homestead blueprint. Empshield - EMP Shield is the World’s first EMP protection technology for an entire home and vehicle tested to military and UL 1449 standards from ETL. H20 Machine - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. My Patriot Supply - Purchase food and other supplies. Seedarmory.com - Every one of Seed Armory\u0026rsquo;s seed vaults contains only 100% survival grade, 100% heirloom seeds, and are always non-GMO. Seeds, vaults, and packets are kept at low refrigerated temperatures until ready for shipping. Spout Water - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. Works at a much smaller scale than H20 Machine. StealthAngelSurvival.com - Purchase a wide variety of survival gear. Survivalrealty.com - Off grid real estate. "},{"id":2,"href":"/books/","title":"Books","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\nLiberty Tools Book List Welcome to the Liberty Tools Book list! This is our official book recommendations for the best books across a wide range of liberty topics. We do not specifically endorse every idea in these books or by these authors, but we do recommended them as a good place to learn about the topics at hand. Not all of these books are specifically libertarian, but they contain valuable information that could benefit anyone regardless of political philosophy. Find these books here: Anna\u0026rsquo;s Archive and Libgen If you enjoy any of these books please considering purchasing. Category Author Agorism Community Technology Karl Hess New Libertarian Manifesto Samuel Edward Konkin III Agorist Class Theory Wally Conger How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Derrick Broze Anti-Politics Sal Mayweather Anarchy in Practice - Stateless Solutions Community Technology David Freidman New Libertarian Manifesto Walter Block Agorist Class Theory Ryan McMaken How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Hans Herman Hoppe Anti-Politics Robert Murphy The Market for Liberty Morris/Linda Tannehill The New Libertarianism: Anarcho-Capitalism J. Michael Oliver Crypto Anarchy The Genesis Book Aaron Van Wirdun Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of Cryptocurrency Andy Greenberg This Machine Kills Secrets: Julian Assange, The Cypherpunks, and their fight to Empower Whistleblowers Andy Greenberg Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital Age Steven Levy The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age James Dale Davidson, Michael David Axtel Cryptocurrency Digital Gold Nathaniel Popper How Money got Free Patrick Eha Understanding Bitcoin Robert Muprhy and Silas Barta The Bitcoin Standard SaifeDean Ammous The Internet of Money Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Bitcoin Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Ethereum Andreas Antonopolous Hacking Bitcoin Roger Ver The Blocksize War Jonathan Bier Conspiracies Filthy Rich James Patterson All The Shahs Men Steven Kinzer JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters James W. Douglass Chaos Tom O\u0026rsquo;Neill Inventing the AIDS Virus Peter Duesberg The Controlled Demolition of the American Empire Charlie Robinson \u0026amp; Jeff Berwick A Warning from History Corey Hughes The Octopus of Global Control Charlie Robinson One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that gave Rise the Jeffrey Epstein Whitney Webb The Creature From Jekyll Island G Edward Griffin Covid The Real Anthony Fauci Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The War on Ivermectin Pierre Kory The Courage to Face Covid-19 Peter McCullough A Plague Upon Our House Scott Atlas Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19 Matt Ridley Diary of A Psychosis Tom Woods The Pfizer Papers Naomi Wolf Drug War and Prohibition The Economics of Prohibition Mark Thornton American Kingpin Nick Bilton High Price Dr. Carl Hart Chasing the Scream Johann Hari Dreamland: The True Tale of America\u0026rsquo;s Opiate Epidemic Sam Quinones Drug War Addiction Sheriff Bill Masters Gang Leader for A Day Sudhir Venkatesh Economics and History of Economics Economics in One Lesson Henry Hazlitt Basic Economics Thomas Sowell The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard Keynes Mark Skousen History of Money and Banking in the United States Murray Rothbard End the Fed Ron Paul Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles Jesus Huerta de Soto The Fiat Standard SaifeDean Ammous Environment American Serengeti Dan Flores Fossil Future Alex Epstein Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of Antihumanism Robert Zubrin Apocalypse Never Michael Shellenberger The Wizard and The Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow\u0026rsquo;s World Charles C. Mann Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Running With Rhinos Ed Warner Extremist Politics The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics Michael Malice SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought Police Vox Day The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure Greg Lukianoff and Johnathan Haidt Fiction Brave New World Aldous Huxley 1984 George Orwell Animal Farm George Orwell Molon Labe! Kenneth Royce (Boston T Party) Alongside Night J. Niel Schulman Freehold Michael Z. Williamson The Moon is a Harsh Mistress Robert Heinlen The Handmaid’s Tale Margaret Atwood Anthem Ayn Rand The Fountainhead Ayn Rand The Giver Lois Lowery Red Rising Pierce Brown Unintended Consequences John Ross The Probability Broach L. Neil Smith The High Ground Series Doug Casey Enemy of the State F. Paul Wilson Financial Crisis Meltdown Tom Woods Deep Freeze: Iceland\u0026rsquo;s Economic Collapse Phillip Bagus and David Howden Americas Great Depression Murray Rothbard The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last Century Mark Thornton End the Fed Ron Paul Gun Rights Come and Take it: The Gun Printers Guide to Thinking Free Cody Wilson The 10 Myths of Gun Control Jose Nino More Guns Less Crime John Lott Health and Nutrition Death by Food Pyramid Denise Minger Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim It Mary Ruwart The Primal Prescription Doug Mcguff and Robert Murphy Fat for Fuel Dr. Joseph Mercola Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless Health Casey Means and Calley Means Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Blind Spots: The Medicine Gets it Wrong and What it Means For our Health Marty Makary Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity Peter Attia History - General A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell A Peoples History of the United States Howard Zinn Albions\u0026rsquo;s Seed David Hackett Fischer The Dawn Of Everything: A New History of Humanity David Graber A Little History of the World EH Gombrich Debt: The First 5000 Years David Graber History of Government Institutions Legacy of Ashes: A history of the CIA Tim Weiner Enemies: A history of the FBI Tim Weiner The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles and their Secret World War Steven Kinzer Overthrow: Americas Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to Iraq Steven Kinzer History of Socialism The Almost Nearly Perfect People Michael Booth The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel Castro Humberto Fontova The Case Against Socialism Rand Paul History of War and Military The Strategic Logic of Suicide Bombers Robert Pape Enough Already: Time to End the War on Terror Scott Horton Death by Government: Genocide and Mass Murder Since 1900 R.J. Rummel Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catastrophe of Ukraine Scott Horton All the Shahs Men Stephen Kirzner Property Rights Against Intellectual Property Stephan Kinsella (Property Rights) - Freedom on the Frontier Terry Anderson \u0026amp; Peter J Hill How Music Got Free Steven Witt Water Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Space Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Against Intellectual Monopoly Michelle Boldrin \u0026amp; David Levine Intro to Liberty The Law Frederic Bastiat The Road to Serfdom Friedrich Hayek Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom Ron Paul The Revolution Ron Paul Intro to Anarchy No Treason: The Constitution of no Authority Lysander Spooner The Most Dangerous Superstition Larken Rose The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to Obey Michael Huemer The Anarchist\u0026rsquo;s Handbook Organized by Michael Malice Dissenting Electorate: Those Who Refuse to Vote and the Legitimacy of Their Opposition Wendy McElroy Individual Liberty Benjamin Tucker Freedom’s Progress: A History of Political Thought Gerard Casey Living Freedom The Freedom Outlaw\u0026rsquo;s Handbook: 179 Things to Do \u0026rsquo;til the Revolution Claire Wolfe 101 Things to Do \u0026lsquo;Til the Revolution: Ideas and Resources for Self-Liberation, Monkey Wrenching and Preparedness Claire Wolfe Don\u0026rsquo;t Shoot the Bastards (Yet): 101 More Ways to Salvage Freedom Claire Wolfe Net Neutrality The Fallacy of Net Neutrality Thomas Hazlett The Master Switch Tim Wu The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless Technology Thomas Hazlett Code 2.0 Lawrence Lessig Philosophy - General Drive: Understanding the science of Human motivation Daniel Pink Defending the Undefendable Walter Block Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder Nassim Taleb The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion Johnathan Haidt Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World David Epstein Philosophy - Political The Ethics of Liberty Murray Rothbard Anatomy of the State Murray Rothbard An Agorist Primer Samuel Konkin Our Enemy, the State Albert J Nock Police Brutality and the Justice system Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America\u0026rsquo;s Police Forces Radley Balko A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State John Whitehead The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison America Naomi Murakawa The New Jim Crow Michelle Alexander Ghettoside Jill Leovy I Can\u0026rsquo;t Breathe: A Killing on Bay Street Matt Taibbi Justice Before the Law Michael Huemer Revisionist History The Myth of the Robber Barons Burt Folsom The Art of Contrary Thinking Humphrey B. Neill Why American History is Not What They Say: An Introduction to Revisionism Jeff Riggenbach Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong James W. Loewen The Roosevelt Myth John T. Flynn The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary War Thomas J. DiLorenzo Security and Privacy The Art of Invisibility Kevin Mitnick How to Be Invisible J. J. Luna No Place to Hide Glen Greenwald Public Record Edward Snowden The Production of Security Gustave di Molinari Extreme Privacy: How to Disapear on the Internet Michael Bazzell Watchman Privacy Gabriel Custodiet Privacy in Utopia Gabriel Custodiet Schooling and Unschooling Radical Unschooling Dayna Martin The Case against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and Money Bryan Caplan Weapons of Mass Instruction John Taylor Gatto The Absorbent Mind Maria Montessori The College Scam: How America\u0026rsquo;s Universities Are Bankrupting and Brainwashing Away the Future of America\u0026rsquo;s Youth Charlie Kirk Vaccines Turtles All the Way Down Anonymous, Tim Vadnar The Moth in the Iron Lung Forrest Moready Crooked: Manmade Disease Explained Forrest Moready Dissolving Illusions Susan Humphries Vaccines, Autoimmunity and the Changing Nature of Childhood Illness Thomas Cowan "},{"id":3,"href":"/covid/","title":"Covid","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Every single thing that was done in public health in response to the pandemic made it worse.\u0026rdquo; - Peter A. McCullough\nThe Covid19 Lockdowns were the biggest event in our lifetimes. The damage done was immeasurable and still continues to this day. The power centers are looking to continue on with all of the covid tyranny. We must be vigilant in fighting back against the medical industrial complex.\nAnti Covid Orgs # Banners 4 Freedom - An organization dedicated to protesting Covid Mandates using billboards across the world.\nChildren\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense - Children\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense® is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Their mission is to end childhood health epidemics by working aggressively to eliminate harmful exposures, hold those responsible accountable and establish safeguards to prevent future harm. They fight corruption, mass surveillance and censorship that put profits before people as well as advocate for worldwide rights to health freedom and bodily autonomy ^1^\nEvidenceNotFear - An evidence-based guide against all of the Covid madness.\nFeds 4 Med Freedom - Feds for Medical Freedom is fighting for medical freedoms and personal autonomy. They stand against unconstitutional and immoral vaccine mandates that have cost thousands of federal employees and contractors their careers and livelihoods.\nFLCCC Alliance - A group of doctors who got together to push back against the public Covid response. They provide real education on Covid, and demonized treatments like Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine and recovery against.\nGBDeclaration.org - One of the first major organizations to push back against Covid lockdowns. The Great Barrington Declaration is a major worldwide petition sponsored by doctors and scientists against the Covid lockdowns.\nHowbad - Resources for tracking all aspects of specific Covid batchs data, this also includes leaked data, and some aspects of other vaccines and medical malpractice.\nICAN Informed Consent Action Network - Founded in 2016, ICAN was created with the goal of providing every person with the right to informed consent. They believe that by holding regulators accountable through their successful legal actions, individuals will become empowered to make truly informed decisions about their own health and the health of their families. Using an unprecedented legal strategy, ICAN has successfully won lawsuits against Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control, the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration. Founded by Del Bigtree of the Highwire and works regularly with Aaron Siri and his firm.\nLaw Offices of Siri Glimstead - Led by Lawyer Aaron Siri, Siri Glimstead has been at the forefront of defending legal rights against Covid restrictions and damages done by the Covid vaccines, as well as more traditional vaccines. They also focus on other things like civil rights or protection of whistle blowers.\nPhysicians for Informed Consent - Physicians for Informed Consent empowers the public with scientific information about infectious diseases and vaccines.\nPureBloodRegistry - Blood donations for and from people who have not gotten the Covid-19 vaccine.\nThe Highwire - An educational journalistic organization that has been working for years to bring accountability to the world of vaccines and especially Covid vaccines. Founded by Del Bigtree.\nVacSafety - The VSRF’s mission is to advance COVID-19 vaccine safety through scientific research, public education, and advocacy, and to support the vaccine injured. They present the most up-to-date and relevant information on COVID-19 and public health policies, free from corporate press, agenda-driven narratives, and sponsorships with conflict of interest. They encourage questions and an open dialogue of transparency on any medical and scientific information presented.\nFake Mask Websites # Fake Mask Worldwide - A company that sells obviously fake masks, less obviously fake masks and other Covid related items.\nGetUnmask - Breathable masks that look like regular masks. Company now sells other unrelated products as well.\nMedical Drug Purchase # Purchase Medical Drugs including Ivermection and Hydroxychloroquine from high quality third party services.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinil. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nMetrics # ICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nOpen Vaers - Open Vaers takes the CDC\u0026rsquo;s government data from VAERS and makes it much more readable and easy to understand. As of 9/23 there were over 36,000 deaths and over 1.5 million Covid vaccine related reports to VAERS.\nNo-Jab Job Boards # Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types.\nRedballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or Covid nonsense.\nUnjected - Social media for meeting and dating unvaccinated people.\nVaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status.\nVaccine Injured Support # Covid Vax Recovery Guide - A Covid vaccine detox guide written by nutritional scientist and liberty leaning Dr. Chris Masterjohn.\nCovid19CriticalCare.com - An in-depth recovery Post-Vaccine Treatment Protocol guide from the doctors at the FLCC Alliance.\nIronHeart Bloodworks - IronHeart Bloodworks is a new blood bank membership that gives you control over your blood choices during medical procedures. When you need it, IronHeart Bloodworks quickly sends you COVID-19 unvaccinated blood—a unique service in the healthcare industry. You should have the freedom to choose what blood is in your body.\nReact19.org - React19 is a science-based non-profit offering financial, physical, and emotional support for those suffering from long-term COVID-19 vaccine adverse events globally. Their mission is to bring healing to the moms, dads, friends, and loved ones who are facing life-altering side effects from their COVID-19 vaccine. They build bridges between patients and research institutions in order to develop a better understanding of vaccine complications.\nSpike Protein Detox - Peter McCullough\u0026rsquo;s Spike protein Detox protocol. Peter\u0026rsquo;s company also sells a specific Detox Support Formula.\nZelenko Protocol - Dr. Vladimir Zelenko was one of the first doctors to push back on mainstream Covid dogma. While Zelenko has since passed his protocol and supplements are still useful for fighting Covid ^2^\n"},{"id":4,"href":"/deathathletes/","title":"Death Athletes","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;We always knew it was going to happen, it was according to our plan. For our kind, this is nothing.\u0026rdquo; - Cody Wilson\nDeath Athletes refers to a concept going back to Ancient Greece and popularized by 3d Gun Printing Activist Cody Wilson called \u0026ldquo;The Death Athletic\u0026rdquo;. Cody gave a speech at Guns and Bitcoin 2022 talking about the beauty of death given in service to ones beliefs. While not always literal this is often metaphorical, Cody talks about the public death and having been killed in the public as a metaphor. The Death Athletic specifically refers to someone who engaged in practice to promote freedom and was persecuted for doing so. While many people have been prosecuted unfairly, there is a difference between general victims and those who specifically took the risk of fighting the state and lost.\nCheck out the speech here!\nDeath Athletes # Roger Ver - Roger Ver is a freedom activist who was one of the first investors in Bitcoin. Roger has worked as a liberty and Bitcoin activist for over a decade and has made major financial contributions and investments to projects like, DefCad, ShapeShift, FEE, Ross Ulbricht\u0026rsquo;s Legal Defense, Wikileaks, Kraken and many many more. In April 2024 Roger was arrested and detained in Spain on the request of the US government for alleged tax evasion claims in regarding to his exit tax in 2014. Roger is currently looking at a potential 100 year prison sentence for numerous ridiculous legal charges. Roger has been trapped in Spain since April 2024.\nRoss Ulbricht - Ross Ulbricht is the alleged founder and operator of the Silk Road website. The Silk Road offered consumers a safe and trusted way to purchase drugs and other contraband items. Ross was arrested and imprisoned in 2013. He was sentenced to two life sentences plus 40 years and millions of dollars in fines in a corrupt trial. Ross is scheduled to be released as Donald Trump promised to commute his sentence on Day one of his presidency.\nJulian Assange - Julian Assange is one of the greatest journalists of all time. Julian founded Wikileaks in 2006 and has exposed mass public corruption across the world regarding governments and corporations. Julian was forced into home arrest and then asylum for close to a decade based off ridiculous sex charges that were eventually dropped. In 2019 Julian was pulled out of his Asylum and pull into solitary confinement in BellMarsh prison until June 2024. Julian signed a plea deal and was released.\nEdward Snowden - Edward Snowden is a NSA Whistleblower who exposed massive NSA Corruption in 2013, mostly in regards to illegal mass surveillance on citizens. Snowden has been trapped in Russia ever since.\nSamurai Wallet Devs - In May 2024 Samurai Wallets Domain was seized and the two devs known publicly as TDev and Samurai were arrested and charged with money laundering due to the Bitcoin coinjoin functions built into the website.\nTornado Cash Devs - Tornado Cash is a decentralized coinjoin provider for the Ethereum Crypto Currency. In 2022 Tornado Cash was added to the OFACT List and the Devs Roman Storm and Alex Pertsev where charged with Money Laundering.\nAaron Swartz - Internet pioneer and free speech advocate. Creator of the Guerilla Access Open Manifest as well as several other open source technologies, Aaron Swartz tragically killed himself in 2013 thanks to overzealous prosecutors from the DOJ that were threatening Aaron with decades in prison for attempted publishing of copyrighted documents, despite the fact that the document had never been published and the owner of those copyrights Jstore, had actually dropped the charges.\nIan Freemen - Freeman, known for advocating freedom and financial privacy through bitcoin, found himself targeted by federal prosecutors. Initially facing charges including bank fraud and wire fraud, these allegations were eventually dropped due to lack of evidence. The core of the case revolved around money laundering and conspiracy charges. Ultimately, Freeman received a severe sentence of eight years in prison, a $40,000 fine, and forfeiture of $5 million in assets, despite not being convicted of the fraud charges prosecutors initially highlighted.\nCody Wilson - The creator of the Death Athletic concept as well as the founder of Defcad.com and first person to create a 3d printed Gun. Cody has been at the forefront of fighting for 2nd amendment and 1st amendment as they pertain to code and digital rights for over a decade. Cody has been involved in many lawsuits with the federal government as a result and suffered charges for sex crimes in 2018. He is currently free and working for Defcad.\nJay Stark - The anonymous creator of the FGC-9, which stands for \u0026ldquo;Fuck Gun Control.\u0026rdquo; The FGC was the first project to enable the creation of a fully 3d printed gun that did not require any actual gun parts, instead it uses items that can be purchased from conventional stores all over the world. Jay Stark was arrested in April 2021 on suspicions of owning illegal weapons, however none of these weapons were found and he was not taken into custody. Two days later he was found dead sitting in his car in front of his parents house. While the offical cause of death ruled out \u0026ldquo;foul play\u0026rdquo; it is difficult for most to believe that this was simply a coincidence.\n"},{"id":5,"href":"/defense/","title":"Defense","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles.\u0026rdquo; - Jeff Cooper\nWhen any government deprives a citizen of his freedom or property, the individual must take action to publicise his grievances. To this end, I hope to illustrate in the following pages, the futility of gun control, and that no amount of arbitrary legislation can ever prevent those wanting firearms from owning them. The individual who has the ability to construct his own homemade gun can never be permanently disarmed by any level of gun control legislation. - Philip Luty\nDIY Firearms # The 3D Printer has significantly advanced the ease of manufacturing reliable weapons absent the eye of the watchful state. Of course, it is not the only manufacturing tool available, but you will find it the most expedient.\nGetting Started # The following guides provide a basic introduction to 3D printed firearms. If your budget is limited, Creality printers may be the only option. But they are unreliable, and you may spend more time troubleshooting issues than printing. We recommend Prusa for their reliability and unwavering commitment to open source. Bambu Lab printers have recently gained in popularity for their speed, reliability, and multi-material options. However, they have a history of patenting established open source designs, and even more importantly, severely compromise your privacy. More information here. On this principle, we recommend against giving them your money.\nAs you evaluate printers and cad software, keep privacy at the top of your mind. While this practice may currently be legal in your jurisdiction, the state may kidnap and jail you anyway.\nHoffman Tactical The CTRL+PEW Getting Started Guide Ammunition # Fenix Ammunition - Manufactured in the USA by liberty obsessed individuals, and accept Bitcoin for payment. Books # Expedient Homemade Firearms by Philip Luty Expedient Recoilless Launcher: Panzerfaust by Jonathan Wild Communities # Deterrence Dispensed Rocket Chat - Large public group chat for all things 3d printed firearms. FOSSCAD Subreddit - a subreddit focused on 3d printed firearms of all types. However, censorship on reddit continues to grow, and we encourage migration to censorship resistant communities. Files # Most firearm designs are uploaded by individual creators to Odysee. DEFCAD is another source, but requires a paid membership. Most files available on DEFCAD are already available for free on Odysee.\n3D Gun Builder - A comprehensive directory of designs with direct links to Odysee pages. DEFCAD - Many files here are out of date and hosted without the permission of the original developers. GunCad Developer Index - A list of guncad developer Odysee pages. Legal Advocacy Groups # Organizations fighting within the legal system to expand gun rights.\nDefense Distributed Firearm Policy Coalition Rocky Mountain Gun Owners Second Amendment Foundation Merchants # Places to find parts, part kits, tools, ammo, and more..\nParts # Aves Engineering - Glock rails and MAC11 components. Every Gun Part - Exhaustive collection of parts kits (everything but the receiver) and more. Ghost Guns - More parts kits. JSD Supply - Pistol components and more. MAF Arms - Build kits for printed receiver designs. Replicator USA - 3d printed suppressors. Riptide Rails - Glock rails, magazine springs, and other printed firearms components. Newsletters \u0026amp; Podcasts # En Bloc Press - Paid newsletter and podcast focused on the 3d printed firearm space and adjacent politics. Open Source Defense - Weekly newsletter focused on expanding gun rights with \u0026ldquo;0% culture war\u0026rdquo;. Out of Battery Live - Live podcast focused on interviewing guncad developers and builders. Propaganda # Documentaries, talks, and other media.\nDeath Athletic Documentary The New Radical Plastic Defense: Secret 3D Printed Guns in Europe The Plastic Power: A Speech The Unshackled Englishman Resources # GatGPT - A deneutered version of ChatGPT focused on firearms. Shootingbot - Monitors price and availability of ammunition and reloading components. Training # Ok, you can build a firearm in your garage. Now learn how to use it. Before you start LARPING, consider what type of training is most useful. Read this.\nGamut Resolutions - Tactical pistol and carbine classes. Based in Florida but courses are taught in many locations across the US. Guns For Everyone - Free concealed carry classes based out of Colorado. Long Range Shooters of Utah - Multiday courses in shooting up to and beyond 1000 yards in Price, UT. MantisX - MantisX is a gun training system that takes a data-driven approach to helping you achieve shooting mastery with no ammo required. Unlike some dry fire trainers, MANTISX works while attached to ANY firearm (pistol, rifle, or shotgun). By analyzing every shot and generating actionable data, MANTISX helps you improve your accuracy quickly. Solutionary University - Beginner firearm and defense training. Run by Liberty Activist Maj Toure, who has been travelling across the US providing firearms training, particularly in black neighborhoods. Thunder Ranch - Multiday courses in pistol, rifle, and shotgun, founded by Clint Smith and based in Oregon. "},{"id":6,"href":"/education/","title":"Education","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Education and Training # \u0026ldquo;Government schooling is the most radical adventure in history. It kills the family by monopolizing the best times of childhood and by teaching disrespect for home and parents.\u0026rdquo; - John Taylor Gatto\nModern schooling has been terrible for years. Following the covid insanity and the addition of woke politics the schools are proving less and less value by the day. But education can be done through a vareity of methods. In the modern age their are many better ways to educate yourself and your children than traditional school.\nAlternative Schools # Options for schools that are close to the traditional model, but do something different.\nMontessori Schools - Montessori classrooms are ideal workplaces, where children are engaged, energetic, exploring, social, and most of all, learning to take ownership of their own education. They’re also unified communities in which each child understands the responsibility of being an individual student in the class while supporting the learning of others.\nWestern Governors University - While still suffering from some of the issues of traditional education, WGU provides a solid alternative for anyone who still wants to pursue traditional college degrees. Offering Bachelors and Masters programs in IT, Business, Nursing, Finance and Education. WGU is a completely online school, with relatively cheap degree programs that are performance based, meaning you can take the classes at your own pace and are not required to attend classes you dont need.\nAlternatives to School # Liberty Classroom - A wide range of courses. Mostly focused on history but offers other courses on econimics and logics. All courses are taught from a liberty perspective. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. Mises Econ Grad Progam - Economics Grad program that teaches free market Austrian Economics from one of the most prominent liberty focused think tanks. Praxis - Praxis is an intense personal and professional development program for young adults who want to work hard, build skills, learn how to create value, and develop a positive vision of the future for their lives and careers. Praxis is a college alternative that offers a 1 year practical devopment plan that ends up teaching you real world practical skills and connecting you with an intership at the end of your program. School of Life - A course to help you enhance whatever you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Provides biweekly webinars from the best liberty minds to bring your practile and actionable advice for your business, non Profit, cause or whatever else you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. TenToad - A program that helps families transition to a school-free life with a solid foundation of knowledge and the tools to get started with confidence. Embrace living and learning without school. ThinkExodus - Exodus Institute aims to provide families with a quality alternative to public schools, and support homeschool families with enrichment courses that foster critical thinking, academic skills, and counter the left-wing indoctrination found in education, culture, and the media. Unschoolers.org - Unschooling and peaceful parenting educational organization. Unschooling is an alternative to traditional schooling and even home schooling that works to encourage and focus and direct children\u0026rsquo;s natural curiosity. Unschooling Resources with Dayna Martin - Dayna Martin has been living and breathing Unschooling for 2 decades, while also working to educate many others on these principles. You can find many of the best unschooling resources here. Homeschool Resources # Acellusacademy - Acellus Academy is a K-12 online private school located in Kansas City, Missouri as a 501c3. Acellus Academy provides instruction online through distance education via the Acellus Learning System. Acellus, a program of the International Academy of Science, is an online learning system that has been used to provide primary instruction to millions of students in thousands of schools throughout the United States.\nHome School Legal Defense Association - With over 100,000 member families, Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) is the nation’s largest, most trusted homeschool advocacy organization.\nPower Home School - Power Homeschool is the official provider of online Acellus® courses for parents independently homeschooling their children without teacher support. Power is a not an accredited curriculum.\nRon Paul Curriculum - A liberty focused home school curriculum for all grades based on the ideas of former congressman Ron Paul. The curriculum was largely designed by Liberty Classroom founder, Tom Woods.\nTuttle Twins Academy - From the authors of some of the best selling Liberty Kids books, comes the academy for home learning. Catered for kids TTA offers courses in Finances, Logic \u0026amp; Critical Thinking, Entrepreneurship, and many more to come.\n"},{"id":7,"href":"/frontends/","title":"Front Ends","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy. The savage’s whole existence is public, ruled by the laws of his tribe. Civilization is the process of setting man free from men.\u0026rdquo; - Ayn Rand\nPrivacy Front ends are interfaces that interact with well known services that dont respect your privacy. Apps like Youtube or Facebook can be accessed via privacy respecting generally open source apps.\nApple AirPlay # air-pi-play - Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Airplay server using RPiPlay to enable screen mirroring on tvs, monitors and projectors. RPiPlay - An open-source AirPlay mirroring server for the Raspberry Pi. Supports iOS 9 and up. Apple Music # Cider - Cross-platform Apple Music experience based on Electron and Vue.js written from scratch with performance in mind Discord # gtkcord4 - A lightweight Discord client written in Golang which uses GTK3 for the user interface Facebook # SlimSocial - Android, alternative front-end for Facebook, built with Java Frost - An extensive and functional open source third party app for Facebook (Android app) Facebook Messenger # Caprine - Unofficial and privacy-focused Facebook Messenger app with many useful features fb-messenger-cli - Use your Facebook account to chat with your friends sneakily in the command line, it\u0026rsquo;s as easy as logging in, choosing a convo and chatting away Google Search # LibreX - Privacy-respecting free meta-search engine (free as in freedom). Small and simple meta-search engine, fetches and anonymizes results from Google only, has API support, allows redirects to Invidious/Bibliogram/Nitter/Libreddit.\nSearXNG - SearXNG is a free internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from various search services and databases. Users are neither tracked nor profiled (SearXNG is a fork of Searx).\nSearx - Searx is a free privacy-respecting internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from more than 70 search services. Users are neither tracked nor profiled. Additionally, Searx can be used over Tor for online anonymity.\nWhoogle Search - A self-hosted, ad-free, privacy-respecting metasearch engine for Google.\nGoogle Translate # Crow Translate - Simple and lightweight cross-platform translator that allows translation using LibreTranslate, Lingva, Google, Bing, and Yandex, as well as text-to-speech using Google.\nDeepL Android - Unofficial Android client for DeepL.\nInstaLate - Distraction-free translation for Android, to be used directly from within any app. Supports Beolingus, DeepL, Dict.cc, GNU CIDE, Heinzelnisse, LibreTranslate, Linguee, WikDict, and Wiktionary.\nLingva Translate - Alternative front-end for Google Translate, serving as a free and open-source translator with over a hundred languages available.\nSimplyTranslate - Provide fast and private translations to the user without wasting much overhead for extensive styling or JavaScript. Supports Google Translate, DeepL, ICIBA, and LibreTranslate.\nSimplyTranslate Mobile - Unofficial Android client of SimplyTranslate.\nHacker News # Hackers - A native iOS app for Hacker News.\nHackerweb - A simply readable Hacker News web app.\nHckrnws - A custom front-end for a better reading experience of HackerNews.\nHN-search - Algolia Hacker News search.\nHNTopLinks - Top Links on Hacker News.\nImgur # Imgin - Minimal Imgur front end Imgrs - Imgrs is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. It\u0026rsquo;s a Rust rewrite of a previous Imgur proxy project, Omgur. Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/imgrs Omgur - Omgur is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. Inspired by the Invidious, Nitter, and Teddit projects. No JavaScript or ads All requests go through the Omgur backend, client never talks to Imgur Prevents Imgur from tracking your IP or JavaScript fingerprint Lightweight Self-hostable Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/omgur Rimgo - Self-hosted frontend for Imgur written in Go. Website: https://i.bcow.xyz/ Rimgu - Self-hosted alternative frontend/ proxy for Imgur Instagram # Bibliogram - Bibliogram is an alternative front-end for Instagram. Public instances: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/bibliogram-docs/tree/master/docs/Instances.md Mastodon # Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Hyperspace - cross-platform Mastodon client for the fediverse written in TypeScript and React Pinafore - Alternative web client for Mastodon, focused on speed and simplicity Sengi - cross-platform multi-account Mastodon \u0026amp; Pleroma desktop client TheDesk - cross-platform Mastodon \u0026amp; Misskey desktop client Tootle - simple GTK-based Linux Mastodon client Tusky - lightweight Android Mastodon client Medium # Scribe - Alternative front-end to Medium.com Other services # ArchiveBox - Open source self-hosted web archiving. Takes URLs/browser history/bookmarks/Pocket/Pinboard/etc., saves HTML, JS, PDFs, media, and more etherpad-lite - Collaborative rich text editor. A modern really-real-time collaborative document editor Gitea - Lightweight git server. Git with a cup of tea, painless self-hosted git service Hedgedoc - Collaborative markdown editor. A platform to write and share markdown Librarian - Alternative frontend for LBRY / Odysee.com MediathekViewWeb - Video content of German public-service television broadcasters (e.g. ARD, ZDF) Official instance: mediathekviewweb.de NoPaste - NoPaste is an open-source website similar to Pastebin where you can store any piece of code, and generate links for easy sharing PrivateBin - Zero knowledge encrypted paste-bin. A minimalist, open source online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data. Data is encrypted/decrypted in the browser using 256 bits AES Snapdrop - Similar to Apple\u0026rsquo;s Airdrop but in your browser. A Progressive Web App for local file sharing Vaultwarden - Password manager. Unofficial Bitwarden compatible server written in Rust, formerly known as bitwarden_rs Wikiless - A free open source alternative Wikipedia front-end focused on privacy Reddit # Due to recent changes with the Reddit API Policy you may have mixed success with these. These are kept here in the event that this changes, but otherwise these are mostly dead projects\nDawn - Open-source Reddit app Available on F-Droid Forked from Dank: https://github.com/saket/Dank Eddrit - Alternative front-end for Reddit, inspired by Nitter, built with Python \u0026amp; Starlette. Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Infinity - Reddit client for Android Available on F-Droid junipf/reddit-frontend - A reddit front-end written in React Official instance: https://jpf-reddit.netlify.app kddit - uWSGI frontend for Reddit.com written in Python Official instance: https://kddit.kalli.st Libreddit - Alternative front-end for Reddit. Themed around Reddit\u0026rsquo;s new design - Lightweight, no JavaScript, no ads, no tracking. Official instance: libredd.it Public instances: https://github.com/spikecodes/libreddit#instances RedditClient - Alternative front-end for Reddit, built with Angular Roffline - A self-hosted offline Reddit server. It allows you to browse Reddit posts (including any media in the post) while offline. It is targeted at people that have intermittent internet Snew - Open-source client for Reddit forked from the Reddit source code. Slide - Open source, ad free Reddit browser for Android Available on F-Droid Stealth - Account-free, privacy-oriented, and feature-rich Reddit client. Available on F-Droid Teddit - Alternative Reddit front-end focused on privacy - Lightweight, no ads, no JavaScript, unofficial API. Official instance: https://teddit.net Public instances: https://github.com/teddit-net/teddit#instances Github mirror repository Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Teddit Top of Reddit - Top Reddit posts every day. Troddit: A web client for Reddit Official instance: https://www.troddit.com Updoot - Android, alternative front-end for Reddit. Xeddit - A Xamarin.Forms app for Reddit. Official instance: xeddit.com Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Xeddit Redirection # Farside - Farside provides links that automatically redirect to working instances of privacy-oriented alternative frontends, such as Nitter, Libreddit, etc. This allows for users to have more reliable access to the available public instances for a particular service, while also helping to distribute traffic more evenly across all instances and avoid performance bottlenecks and rate-limiting. LibRedirect - App that redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends. If you click on a link of a Youtube like it will redirect to you to Newpipe, Twitter to nitter, Wikipedia to Wikiless etc. Privacy Redirect - A simple web extension that redirects Twitter, YouTube, Instagram \u0026amp; Google Maps requests to privacy friendly alternatives Firefox Add-On: Privacy Redirect Chrome Extension: Privacy Redirect UntrackMe - UntrackMe transforms Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Reddit and Medium and Wikipedia links to links of open source, privacy friendly front-ends. Converts Google Maps links to OpenStreetMap links. Removes tracking parameters from any url. Then delegates the action to other apps that are capable of handling them. (Android app) Watch on Odysee - Browser add on that redirects you from YouTube to odysee a decentralized Youtube alternative Reuters # Neuters - An alternative front-end to Reuters.com. It is intended to be lightweight and fast, and was heavily inspired by Nitter Official instance: https://boxcat.site Shazam # SongRec - Open-source Shazam client for Linux, written in Rust. Spotify # Downtify - Open source Spotify ripper. Self Hosted. Kotify - Requires Spotify Account - Multiplatform desktop client for Spotify focused on library organization for power users. Relies on official Spotify client for playback Librespot - Requires Spotify Premium Account - librespot is an open source client library for Spotify. It enables applications to use Spotify\u0026rsquo;s service to control and play music via various backends, and to act as a Spotify Connect receiver. It is an alternative to the official and now deprecated closed-source libspotify. Additionally, it will provide extra features which are not available in the official library Oggify - Download Spotify tracks to Ogg Vorbis (with a Spotify premium account), based on librespot psst - Fast and multi-platform Spotify client with native GUI Podcast MP3 Downloader - Download MP3 files of your favorite podcasts from Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts, and Overcast. Spot: Gtk/Rust native Spotify client for the GNOME desktop. Only works with premium accounts Spotiqueue - Minimalistic queue-oriented macOS-native client for Spotify, with Guile Scheme scriptability SpotDownloader - A simple web tool that allows you to download songs from Spotify. You can download a song either by entering a track, album, or playlist link. You can also download the entire album or playlist in ZIP format. It also adds all the metadata like cover image, artists, and release date in the downloaded songs. Show, Podcast, and Artist page links aren\u0026rsquo;t supported yet. Spotiflyer - Download free content from Youtube, Spotify, Sound Cloud and more Spotube: A lightweight and free Spotify crossplatform-client which handles playback manually, streams music using Youtube \u0026amp; no Spotify premium account is needed SpotX: Modified Spotify Client for Windows (Windows Only) - Blocking ads and updates for the desktop version of Spotify, disabling podcasts and more Telegram # Telegram-FOSS - Unofficial, FOSS-friendly fork of the original Telegram client for Android. TikTok # ProxiTok - Open source alternative frontend for TikTok made with PHP. Official instance: Pussthecat Instance Twitch # ElectronPlayer - Electron Based Web Video Services Player. Supports Netflix, Youtube, Twitch, Floatplane, Hulu and more streamlink-twitch-gui - Multi platform Twitch.tv browser for Streamlink Twire: Alternative and open source Twitch client for Android Xtra - Twitch player and browser for Android Twitter/X # Due to recent changes with the Twitter API Policy you may have mixed success with these.\nFritter - A free, open-source Twitter client for Android. Harpy - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Flutter/Dart. Nitter - Alternative Twitter front-end - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Official instance: nitter.net Public instances: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances Example: Troy Hunt on Twitter and Nitter Shitter - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Java. Tweet-app - Desktop Twitter client only for tweeting. Timeline never shows up. Tweeterr - A tool to use Twitter from the command line on the fly. Tweepy - Twitter for Python Twidere X - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built mostly with Kotlin, in early stage. YouTube # Alltube - Web GUI for youtube-dl AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. BlackHole - Android music player app for YouTube Music and Spotify made with Flutter CloudTube - Alternative front-end for Invidious Official instance: https://tube.cadence.moe Installation guide for self-hosting: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/tube-docs/tree/main/item/docs/cloudtube/Installing%20CloudTube.md FreeTube - Open source YouTube desktop player for privacy on Windows, Mac and Linux Invidious - Invidious is an alternative front-end to YouTube - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Home page: https://invidious.io Invidious instances (Github): https://github.com/iv-org/documentation/blob/master/Invidious-Instances.md Invidious instances API: https://api.invidious.io Installation guide for self-hosting: https://docs.invidious.io/Installation.md Invidious-viewer - Python application to watch YouTube videos through the Invidious API, in the terminal (requires MPV player and libmpv.so, provided by Linux distro) Invuedious - An alternative frontend for invidious built with vue.js Official instance: https://bocchilorenzo.github.io/invuedious/ LibreTube - Android frontend for YouTube, based on Piped minitube - Lightweight youtube client with a kid-friendly interface. Can make playlists from search keywords mps-youtube - Terminal based YouTube player and downloader. NewPipe - A libre lightweight streaming front-end for Android oleksis/youtube-dl-gui - Cross-platform front-end GUI of the popular youtube-dl written in wxPython OpenVideoDownloader aka jely2002/youtube-dl-gui - A cross-platform GUI for youtube-dl made in Electron and node.js Piped - An alternative privacy-friendly YouTube frontend which is efficient by design - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking Official instance: https://piped.kavin.rocks List of public instances: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped/wiki/Instances Installation guide for self-hosting: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Documentation/blob/main/content/docs/self-hosting/index.md pipe-viewer - A lightweight application (fork of straw-viewer) for searching and playing videos from YouTube. Plumber - Local and remote video trimmer, can trim parts of video without downloading whole video, utilizes youtube-dl, allows conversion to GIFs smtube - Stand-alone YouTube video player Website: https://www.smtube.org SMTube is part of SMPlayer SMPlayer website: https://www.smplayer.info SMPlayer repository: https://github.com/smplayer-dev/smplayer SmartTubeNext - SmartTubeNext is an advanced YouTube app for Android TVs and TV boxes, free and open source. It is not a live TV client and does not support \u0026ldquo;YouTube TV\u0026rdquo;. SkyTube - An open-source YouTube app for Android. Tartube - A GUI front-end for youtube-dl, partly based on youtube-dl-gui and written in Python 3 / Gtk 3 th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). TubeArchivist - A self hosted YouTube media server. TubeSync - TubeSync is a PVR (personal video recorder) for YouTube. It syncs YouTube channels and playlists to a locally hosted media server. ViewTube - An alternative front-end for YouTube, written in Vue.js, uses Plyr video player; supports SponsorBlock, multiple Invidious instances support, chapters Vividl - Modern Windows GUI for youtube-dl Youtube-dl - Command-line program to download videos from YouTube.com and other video sites Youtube-viewer - Lightweight YouTube client for Linux YouTube.js - Full-featured wrapper around the Innertube API, which is what YouTube itself uses uYouPlus - uYouPlus (uYou+) is an alternative YouTube app for Apple\u0026rsquo;s iOS and iPadOS. yattee - Alternative YouTube frontend for iOS, tvOS and macOS built with Invidious and Piped, supports sponsorblock yt-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously without forcing javascript (Fork of youtube-local) yt-dlp - A youtube-dl fork with additional features and fixes. ytcc - Command line tool to keep track of your favorite playlists on YouTube and many other places. Can import youtube subscriptions from Google Takeout and provide them as an RSS feed for your favorite reader. ytfzf - A POSIX script that helps you find Youtube videos (without API) and opens/downloads them using mpv/youtube-dl. ytmdl - A simple app to get songs from YouTube in mp3 format with artist name, album name etc from sources like iTunes, LastFM, Deezer, Gaana etc. ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. ytdl-gui - A simple-to-use, cross-platform graphical interface for youtube-dl youtube-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously and with greater page performance ytcast - Cast YouTube videos to your smart TV from the command line. This program does roughly the same thing as the \u0026ldquo;Play on TV\u0026rdquo; button that appears on the player bar when you visit youtube.com with Chrome or when you use the YouTube smartphone app YouTube Music # AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. "},{"id":8,"href":"/hacking/","title":"Hacking","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The truth is revealed by removing things that stand in its light, an art not unlike sculpture, in which the artist creates, not by building, but by hacking away.\u0026rdquo; - Alan Watts\nWelcome to the Hacking section of Liberty tools! Hacking should be used to increase your knowledge and harden your defenses. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAnonymity # BinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\nI2P - The Invisible Internet Project.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nNipe - Script to redirect all traffic from the machine to the Tor network.\nOnionScan - One of the Hacking Tools for investigating the Dark Web by finding operational security issues introduced by Tor hidden service operators.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nTor - Free software and onion routed overlay network that helps you defend against traffic analysis.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nBug Bounty Platforms # Bugcrowd List - List of many companies that provide bug bounties. CTF(Capture the flag) # Ctf-tools - Collection of setup scripts to install various security research tools easily and quickly deployable to new machines.\nPwntools - Rapid exploit development framework built for use in CTFs.\nRsaCtfTool - Decrypt data enciphered using weak RSA keys, and recover private keys from public keys using a variety of automated attacks.\nDDoS # HOIC - Updated version of Low Orbit Ion Cannon, has ‘boosters’ to get around common counter measures.\nJS LOIC - JavaScript in-browser version of LOIC.\nLOIC - Open source network stress tool for Windows.\nSlowLoris - DoS tool that uses low bandwidth on the attacking side.\nT50 - Faster network stress tool.\nUFONet - Abuses OSI layer 7 HTTP to create/manage ‘zombies’ and to conduct different attacks using; GET/POST, multithreading, proxies, origin spoofing methods, cache evasion techniques, etc.\nDefense Evasion # AntiVirus Evasion Tool (AVET) - Post-process exploits containing executable files targeted for Windows machines to avoid being recognized by antivirus software.\nHyperion - Runtime encryptor for 32-bit portable executables (“PE .exes”).\nPeCloak.py - Automates the process of hiding a malicious Windows executable from antivirus (AV) detection.\nPeCloakCapstone - Multi-platform fork of the peCloak.py automated malware antivirus evasion tool.\nUniByAv - Simple obfuscator that takes raw shellcode and generates Anti-Virus friendly executables by using a brute-forcable, 32-bit XOR key.\nVeil - Generate metasploit payloads that bypass common anti-virus solutions.\nDefcon Suggested Reading # Defcon Suggested Reading Email Spoofing # SpoofBox - Offers email, SMS, Phone spoofing and lots of other tools. Not a free service. Can also be used to look up phone numbers. Exploit Development # Exploit Writing Tutorials - Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nShellcode Examples - Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial - Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nFile Format Analysis # Hachoir - Python library to view and edit a binary stream as tree of fields and tools for metadata extraction.\nKaitai Struct - File formats and network protocols dissection language and web IDE, generating parsers in C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby.\nVeles - Binary data visualization and analysis tool.\nForensics # Autopsy - Full suite of open source forensics tools.\nCAINE - CAINE is Linux Live CD that contains a wealth of digital forensic tools. Features include a user-friendly GUI, semi-automated report creation and tools for Mobile Forensics, Network Forensics, Data Recovery and more.\nFTK Imager - Open Source Disk imaging tool.\nPaladin Forensic Suite - Live Ubuntu distro with lots of tools. Open source with free and paid versions.\nSIFT Workstation - The SIFT Workstation is a collection of free and open-source incident response and forensic tools designed to perform detailed digital forensic examinations in a variety of settings, all built inside an Ubuntu VM.\nSMART - Open source sampling of many proprietary forensics tools.\nGNU/Linux Utilities # Linux Exploit Suggester - Heuristic reporting on potentially viable exploits for a given GNU/Linux system. Hacking Focused OSINT # AQUATONE - Subdomain discovery tool utilizing various open sources producing a report that can be used as input to other tools.\nBinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\nDataSploit - OSINT visualizer utilizing Shodan, Censys, Clearbit, EmailHunter, FullContact, and Zoomeye behind the scenes.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\ngithub-dorks - CLI tool to scan Github repos/organizations for potential sensitive information leak.\nIntrigue - Automated OSINT \u0026amp; Attack Surface discovery framework with powerful API, UI and CLI.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nShodan - World’s first search engine for Internet-connected devices.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSn1per - One of the Hacking Tools for Automated Pentest Recon Scanner.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\nThreat Crowd - Search engine for threats.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nvcsmap - Plugin-based tool to scan public version control systems for sensitive information.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nHacking Conventions # 44Con - Annual Security Conference held in London.\nAppSecUSA - Annual conference organized by OWASP.\nBalCCon - Balkan Computer Congress, annually held in Novi Sad, Serbia.\nBlack Hat - Annual security conference in Las Vegas.\nBruCON - Annual security conference in Belgium.\nCarolinaCon - Infosec conference, held annually in North Carolina.\nCCC - Annual meeting of the international hacker scene in Germany.\nCHCon - Christchurch Hacker Con, Only South Island of New Zealand hacker con.\nDeepSec - Security Conference in Vienna, Austria.\nDefCamp - Largest Security Conference in Eastern Europe, held annually in Bucharest, Romania.\nDEF CON - Annual hacker convention in Las Vegas. Known for having a left wing bias.\nEkoparty - Largest Security Conference in Latin America, held annually in Buenos Aires, Argentina.\nFSec - FSec - Croatian Information Security Gathering in Varaždin, Croatia.\nHack3rCon - Annual US hacker conference.\nHack.lu - Annual conference held in Luxembourg.\nHackfest - Largest hacking conference in Canada.\nHITB - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nHacking In The Box - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nInfosecurity Europe - Europe’s number one information security event, held in London, UK.\nLayerOne - Annual US security conference held every spring in Los Angeles.\nNullcon - Annual conference in Delhi and Goa, India.\nPhreakNIC - Technology conference held annually in middle Tennessee.\nRSA Conference USA - Annual security conference in San Francisco, California, USA.\nShmooCon - Annual US East coast hacker convention.\nSkyDogCon - Technology conference in Nashville.\nSummerCon - One of the oldest hacker conventions, held during Summer.\nSwiss Cyber Storm - Annual security conference in Lucerne, Switzerland.\nThotCon - Annual US hacker conference held in Chicago.\nTroopers - Annual international IT Security event with workshops held in Heidelberg, Germany.\nVirus Bulletin Conference - Annual conference going to be held in Denver, USA for 2016.\nHash Cracking # BruteForce Wallet - Find the password of an encrypted wallet file (i.e. wallet.dat).\nCeWL - Generates custom wordlists by spidering a target’s website and collecting unique words.\nHashcat - Another One of the Hacking Tools The more fast hash cracker.\nJohn the Ripper - One of the best Hacking Tools for Fast password cracker.\nJWT Cracker - Simple HS256 JWT token brute force cracker.\nRar Crack - RAR bruteforce cracker.\nHex Editors # 0xED – Native macOS hex editor that supports plug-ins to display custom data types.\nFrhed – Binary file editor for Windows.\nHexEdit.js – Browser-based hex editing.\nHexinator – World’s finest (proprietary, commercial) Hex Editor.\nInformation Security Magazines # 2600: The Hacker Quarterly – American publication about technology and computer “underground.”\nPhrack Magazine – By far the longest running hacker zine.\nUnredacted Magazine - The official magazine from Michael Bazzell author of Extreme Privacy.\nLock Picking Resources # Awesome Lockpicking – Awesome guides, tools, and other resources about the security and compromise of locks, safes, and keys.\nBosnianbill – More lockpicking videos.\nSchuyler Towne channel – Lockpicking videos and security talks.\n/r/lockpicking – Resources for learning lockpicking, equipment recommendations.\nmacOS Utilities # Bella – Pure Python post-exploitation data mining and remote administration tool for macOS. Multi-paradigm Frameworks # Armitage – Java-based GUI front-end for the Metasploit Framework.\nExploitPack – Graphical tool for automating penetration tests that ships with many pre-packaged exploits.\nFaraday – Multiuser integrated pentesting environment for red teams performing cooperative penetration tests, security audits, and risk assessments.\nMetasploit – Post exploitation Hacking Tools for offensive security teams to help verify vulnerabilities and manage security assessments.\nPupy – Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android) remote administration and post-exploitation tool.\nNetwork Tools # BetterCAP – Modular, portable and easily extensible MITM framework.\nCloudFail – Unmask server IP addresses hidden behind Cloudflare by searching old database records and detecting misconfigured DNS.\nCrackMapExec – A swiss army knife for pentesting networks.\nDebookee – Simple and powerful network traffic analyzer for macOS.\nDET – Proof of concept to perform data exfiltration using either single or multiple channel(s) at the same time.\nDgcd – Simple Unix network utility to extend the accessibility of TCP/IP based network services beyond firewalls.\nDnsmap – One of the Hacking Tools for Passive DNS network mapper.\nDnsrecon – One of the Hacking Tools for DNS enumeration script.\nDnschef – Highly configurable DNS proxy for pentesters.\nDnsenum – Perl script that enumerates DNS information from a domain, attempts zone transfers, performs a brute force dictionary style attack, and then performs reverse look-ups on the results.\nDnstracer – Determines where a given DNS server gets its information from, and follows the chain of DNS servers.\nDNSDumpster – One of the Hacking Tools for Online DNS recon and search service.\nDshell – Network forensic analysis framework.\nDsniff – Collection of tools for network auditing and pentesting.\nDripcap – Caffeinated packet analyzer.\nEvilgrade – Modular framework to take advantage of poor upgrade implementations by injecting fake updates.\nEttercap – Comprehensive, mature suite for machine-in-the-middle attacks.\nImpacket – A collection of Python classes for working with network protocols.\nIntercepter-NG – Multifunctional network toolkit.\nMass Scan – Best Hacking Tools for TCP port scanner, spews SYN packets asynchronously, scanning entire Internet in under 5 minutes.\nMallory – HTTP/HTTPS proxy over SSH.\nMitmproxy – Interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy for penetration testers and software developers.\nMorpheus – Automated ettercap TCP/IP Hacking Tools.\nNetsniff-ng – Swiss army knife for network sniffing.\nNetwork-Tools.com – Website offering an interface to numerous basic network utilities like ping, traceroute, whois, and more.\nNmap – Free security scanner for network exploration \u0026amp; security audits.\nPassivedns – Network sniffer that logs all DNS server replies for use in a passive DNS setup.\nPassivedns-client – Library and query tool for querying several passive DNS providers.\nPig – One of the Hacking Tools for GNU/Linux packet crafting.\nPwnat – Punches holes in firewalls and NATs.\nPraeda – Automated multi-function printer data harvester for gathering usable data during security assessments.\nPrinter Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) – Tool for printer security testing capable of IP and USB connectivity, fuzzing, and exploitation of PostScript, PJL, and PCL printer language features.\nRoutersploit – Open source exploitation framework similar to Metasploit but dedicated to embedded devices.\nScanless – Utility for using websites to perform port scans on your behalf so as not to reveal your own IP.\nScapy – Python-based interactive packet manipulation program \u0026amp; library.\nSPARTA – Graphical interface offering scriptable, configurable access to existing network infrastructure scanning and enumeration tools.\nSSH MITM – Intercept SSH connections with a proxy; all plaintext passwords and sessions are logged to disk.\nTcpdump/libpcap – Common packet analyzer that runs under the command line.\nWireshark – Widely-used graphical, cross-platform network protocol analyzer.\nXRay – Network (sub)domain discovery and reconnaissance automation tool.\nZarp – Network attack tool centered around the exploitation of local networks.\nZmap – Open source network scanner that enables researchers to easily perform Internet-wide network studies.\nOperating Systems # Best Linux Penetration Testing Distributions @ CyberPunk – Description of main penetration testing distributions.\nCuckoo – Open source automated malware analysis system.\nComputer Aided Investigative Environment (CAINE) – Italian GNU/Linux live distribution created as a digital forensics project.\nCSILinux - CSI\u0026rsquo;s mission is to equip you with the most advanced tools in digital forensics, OSINT, and incident response.\nDigital Evidence \u0026amp; Forensics Toolkit (DEFT) – Live CD for forensic analysis runnable without tampering or corrupting connected devices where the boot process takes place.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nSecurity @ Distrowatch – Website dedicated to talking about, reviewing, and keeping up to date with open source operating systems.\nTails – Live OS aimed at preserving privacy and anonymity.\nPhysical Hacking Tools # Anof-cyber/APTRS - APTRS (Automated Penetration Testing Reporting System) is an automated reporting tool in Python and Django. The tool allows Penetration testers to create a report directly without using the Traditional Docx file. It also provides an approach to keeping track of the projects and vulnerabilities.\nCanarytokens.org - Canarytokens are a free, quick, painless way to help defenders discover they\u0026rsquo;ve been breached by having attackers announce themselves. These are digital honeypots you can configure on your own network.\nFlipperzero.one - Flipper Zero is a portable multi-tool for pentesters and geeks in a toy-like body. It loves hacking digital stuff, such as radio protocols, access control systems, hardware and more. It\u0026rsquo;s fully open-source and customizable, so you can extend it in whatever way you like. Check out more firmware options here\nHak5.org - Sells many hacking for wifi pentesting, hotplug attacks, implants, remote access field kits and more. Breakdown of multiple tools\nLAN Turtle – Covert “USB Ethernet Adapter” that provides remote access, network intelligence gathering, and MITM capabilities when installed in a local network.\nPoisontap – Siphons cookies, exposes internal (LAN-side) router and installs web backdoor on locked computers.\nUSB Rubber Ducky – Customizable keystroke injection attack platform masquerading as a USB thumbdrive.\nWiFi Pineapple – Wireless auditing and penetration testing platform.\nPenetration Testing Resources # Pentest Tools # Metasploit Unleashed - Free Offensive Security Metasploit course.\nMITRE’s Adversarial Tactics, Techniques \u0026amp; Common Knowledge (ATT\u0026amp;CK) – Curated knowledge base and model for cyber adversary behavior.\nOpen Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM) – Framework for providing test cases that result in verified facts on which to base decisions that impact an organization’s security.\nOpen Web Application Security Project (OWASP) – Worldwide not-for-profit charitable organization focused on improving the security of especially Web-based and Application-layer software.\nPenetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) – Documentation designed to provide a common language and scope for performing and reporting the results of a penetration test.\nPenetration Testing Framework (PTF) – Outline for performing penetration tests compiled as a general framework usable by vulnerability analysts and penetration testers alike.\nPENTEST-WIKI – Free online security knowledge library for pentesters and researchers.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nShellcode Examples – Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial – Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nXSS-Payloads – Ultimate resource for all things cross-site including payloads, tools, games and documentation.\nPenetration Testing Distributions # ArchStrike – Arch GNU/Linux repository for security professionals and enthusiasts.\nAttifyOS – GNU/Linux distribution focused on tools useful during Internet of Things (IoT) security assessments.\nBackBox – Ubuntu-based distribution for penetration tests and security assessments.\nBlackArch – Arch GNU/Linux-based distribution with best Hacking Tools for penetration testers and security researchers.\nFedora Security Lab – Provides a safe test environment to work on security auditing, forensics, system rescue and teaching security testing methodologies.\nKali – GNU/Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing Hacking Tools.\nNetwork Security Toolkit (NST) – Fedora-based bootable live operating system designed to provide easy access to best-of-breed open source network security applications.\nParrot – Distribution similar to Kali, with multiple architectures with 100 of Hacking Tools.\nPentoo – Security-focused live CD based on Gentoo.\nThe Pentesters Framework – Distro organized around the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES), providing a curated collection of utilities that eliminates often unused toolchains.\nDocker for Penetration Testing # docker pull kalilinux/kali-linux-docker docker pull owasp/zap2docker-stable docker pull wpscanteam/wpscan docker pull citizenstig/dvwa docker pull wpscanteam/vulnerablewordpress docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-6271 docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-0160 docker pull opendns/security-ninjas docker pull diogomonica/docker-bench-security docker pull ismisepaul/securityshepherd docker pull danmx/docker-owasp-webgoat docker-compose build \u0026amp;\u0026amp; docker-compose up docker pull citizenstig/nowasp docker pull bkimminich/juice-shop docker pull phocean/msf Penetration Testing Report Templates # Pentesting Report Template – lucideus.com template.\nPentesting Report Template – pcisecuritystandards.org template.\nPublic Pentesting Reports – Curated list of public penetration test reports released by several consulting firms and academic security groups.\nRansomware Recovery # Nomoreransom - Help detect what kind of ransomware encryption you’re affected by and free tools to unlock it, in many but not all cases. Reverse Engineering Tools # Binwalk – Fast, easy to use tool for analyzing, reverse engineering, and extracting firmware images.\nCapstone – Lightweight multi-platform, multi-architecture disassembly framework.\ndnSpy – One of the Hacking Tools to reverse engineer .NET assemblies.\nEvan’s Debugger – OllyDbg-like debugger for GNU/Linux.\nFrida – Dynamic instrumentation toolkit for developers, reverse-engineers, and security researchers.\nImmunity Debugger – Powerful way to write exploits and analyze malware.\nInteractive Disassembler (IDA Pro) – Proprietary multi-processor disassembler and debugger for Windows, GNU/Linux, or macOS; also has a free version, IDA Free.\nMedusa – Open source, cross-platform interactive disassembler.\nOllyDbg – x86 debugger for Windows binaries that emphasizes binary code analysis.\nPeda – Python Exploit Development Assistance for GDB.\nPlasma – Interactive disassembler for x86/ARM/MIPS. Generates indented pseudo-code with colored syntax code.\nPyREBox – Python scriptable Reverse Engineering sandbox by Cisco-Talos.\nRadare2 – Open source, crossplatform reverse engineering framework.\nrVMI – Debugger on steroids; inspect userspace processes, kernel drivers, and preboot environments in a single tool.\nVoltron – Extensible debugger UI toolkit written in Python.\nWDK/WinDbg – Windows Driver Kit and WinDbg.\nx64dbg – Open source x64/x32 debugger for windows.\nSecurity Courses # ARIZONA CYBER WARFARE RANGE – 24×7 live fire exercises for beginners through real world operations; capability for upward progression into the real world of cyber warfare.\nComputer Security Student – Many free tutorials, great for beginners, $10/mo membership unlocks all content.\nCTF Field Guide – Everything you need to win your next CTF competition.\nCybrary – Free courses in ethical hacking and advanced penetration testing. Advanced penetration testing courses are based on the book ‘Penetration Testing for Highly-Secured Environments’.\nEuropean Union Agency for Network and Information Security – ENISA Cyber Security Training material.\nOffensive Security Training – Training from BackTrack/Kali developers.\nOpen Security Training – Training material for computer security classes.\nSANS Security Training – Computer Security Training \u0026amp; Certification.\nSide-channel Tools # ChipWhisperer – Complete open-source toolchain for side-channel power analysis and glitching attacks. Social Engineering # Beelogger – Tool for generating keylooger.\nCatphish – Tool for phishing and corporate espionage written in Ruby.\nEvilginx – MITM attack framework used for phishing credentials and session cookies from any Web service.\nKing Phisher – One of the Hacking Tools for Phishing campaign toolkit used for creating and managing multiple simultaneous phishing attacks with custom email and server content.\nSocial Engineer Toolkit (SET) – Open source pentesting framework designed for social engineering featuring a number of custom attack vectors to make believable attacks quickly.\nSocial Engineering Framework – Information resource for social engineers.\nwifiphisher – Automated phishing attacks against WiFi networks.\nStatic Analyzers # Bandit – Security oriented static analyser for python code.\nBrakeman – Static analysis security vulnerability scanner for Ruby on Rails applications.\nCppcheck – Extensible C/C++ static analyzer focused on finding bugs.\nFindBugs – Free software static analyzer to look for bugs in Java code.\nSobelow – Security-focused static analysis for the Phoenix Framework.\nTransport Layer Security Tools # SSLyze – Fast and comprehensive TLS/SSL configuration analyzer to help identify security mis-configurations.\nTLS Prober – Fingerprint a server’s SSL/TLS implementation.\nTestssl.sh – Command line tool which checks a server’s service on any port for the support of TLS/SSL ciphers, protocols as well as some cryptographic flaws.\nTools, Lists, Tutorials etc. # AD Exploit guides - Detailed guide on methods to exploit Active Directory.\nAndroid Security – Collection of Android security-related resources.\nAppSec – Resources for learning about application security.\nAwesome Awesomness – The List of the Lists.\nC/C++ Programming – One of the main language for open source security tools.\nCTFs – Capture The Flag frameworks, libraries, etc.\nExploit Writing Tutorials – Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nForensics – Free (mostly open source) forensic analysis tools and resources.\nGB Hackers Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHackerone Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHacking – Tutorials, tools, and resources.\nHoneypots – Honeypots, tools, components, and more.\nInfoSec § Hacking challenges – Comprehensive directory of CTFs, wargames, hacking challenge websites, Penetration testing tools list practice lab exercises, and more.\nInfosec – Information security resources for pentesting, forensics, and more.\nJavaScript Programming – In-browser development and scripting.\nKali Linux Tools – List of Hacking tools present in Kali Linux.\nMalware Analysis – Tools and resources for analysts.\nNode.js Programming – Curated list of delightful Node.js packages and resources.\nPCAP Tools – Tools for processing network traffic.\nPenetration Testing Cheat Sheets – Awesome Pentest Cheat Sheets.\nPivoting and Tunneling Guide - Detailed guide on methods to exploit.\nPython Programming 1 – General Python programming.\nPython Programming 2 – General Python programming.\nPython tools for penetration testers – Lots of pentesting tools are written in Python.\nRuby Programming 1 – The de-facto language for writing exploits.\nRuby Programming 2 – The de-facto\nVirtual Machines Labs # CFTtime - Free capture the flag hacking games.\nMindMaps - Massive list of smaller sites that provide individual hacking challenges.\nPentesterlab - Free and paid Pentesting training with labs.\nSadcloud - Sadcloud is a tool for spinning up insecure AWS infrastructure with Terraform.\nVulnerability Hub - Free Virtual machines to hack, provided by the community.\nVulnmachines - A place to learn and improve penetration testing/ethical hacking skills for FREE. The labs consist of 100+ real world scenarios to practice the latest exploits and cutting edge hacking techniques.\nVulnerability Databases # Bugtraq (BID) – Software security bug identification database compiled from submissions to the SecurityFocus mailing list and other sources, operated by Symantec, Inc.\nCommon Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) – Dictionary of common names (i.e., CVE Identifiers) for publicly known security vulnerabilities.\nCXSecurity – Archive of published CVE and Bugtraq software vulnerabilities cross-referenced with a Google dork database for discovering the listed vulnerability.\nExploit-DB – Non-profit project hosting exploits for software vulnerabilities, provided as a public service by Offensive Security.\nFull-Disclosure – Public, vendor-neutral forum for detailed discussion of vulnerabilities, often publishes details before many other sources.\nInj3ct0r (Onion service) – Exploit marketplace and vulnerability information aggregator.\nMicrosoft Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Microsoft software.\nMicrosoft Security Bulletins – Announcements of security issues discovered in Microsoft software, published by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC).\nMozilla Foundation Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Mozilla software, including the Firefox Web Browser.\nNational Vulnerability Database (NVD) – United States government’s National Vulnerability Database provides additional meta-data (CPE, CVSS scoring) of the standard CVE List along with a fine-grained search engine.\nPacket Storm – Compendium of exploits, advisories, tools, and other security-related resources aggregated from across the industry.\nSecuriTeam – Independent source of software vulnerability information.\nUS-CERT Vulnerability Notes Database – Summaries, technical details, remediation information, and lists of vendors affected by software vulnerabilities, aggregated by the United States Computer Emergency Response Team (US-CERT).\nVulnerability Lab – Open forum for security advisories organized by category of exploit target.\nVulners – Security database of software vulnerabilities.\nZero Day Initiative – Bug bounty program with the publicly accessible archive of published security advisories, operated by TippingPoint.\nVulnerability Scanners # Nexpose – Commercial vulnerability and risk management assessment engine that integrates with Metasploit, sold by Rapid7.\nNessus – Commercial vulnerability management, configuration, and compliance assessment platform, sold by Tenable. Free for under 25 devices.\nOpenVAS – Free open source software implementation of the popular Nessus vulnerability assessment system.\nVuls – Agentless vulnerability scanner for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD, written in Go.\nWeb Exploitation # Autochrome – Easy to install a test browser with all the appropriate setting needed for web application testing with native Burp support, from NCCGroup.\nBlindElephant – Web application fingerprinter.\nBrowser Exploitation Framework (BeEF) – Command and control server for delivering exploits to commandeered Web browsers.\nBurp Suite – One of the Hacking Tools integrated platform for performing security testing of web applications.\nCommix – Automated all-in-one operating system command injection and exploitation tool.\nDVCS Ripper – Rip web accessible (distributed) version control systems: SVN/GIT/HG/BZR.\nEyeWitness – Tool to take screenshots of websites, provide some server header info, and identify default credentials if possible.\nFiddler – Free cross-platform web debugging proxy with user-friendly companion tools.\nFimap – Find, prepare, audit, exploit and even Google automatically for LFI/RFI bugs.\nFuzzDB – Dictionary of attack patterns and primitives for black-box application fault injection and resource discovery.\nGitTools – One of the Hacking Tools that Automatically find and download Web accessible .git repositories.\nKadabra – Automatic LFI exploiter and scanner.\nKadimus – LFI scan and exploit tool.\nLiffy – LFI exploitation tool.\nNoSQLmap – Automatic NoSQL injection and database takeover tool.\nOffensive Web Testing Framework (OWTF) – Python-based framework for pentesting Web applications based on the OWASP Testing Guide.\nSslstrip – One of the Hacking Tools Demonstration of the HTTPS stripping attacks.\nSslstrip2 – SSLStrip version to defeat HSTS.\nsqlmap – Automatic SQL injection and database takeover tool.\nTplmap – Automatic server-side template injection and Web server takeover Hacking Tools.\nVHostScan – A virtual host scanner that performs reverse lookups, can be used with pivot tools, detect catch-all scenarios, aliases and dynamic default pages.\nWeevely3 – Weaponized web shell.\nWebscreenshot – A simple script to take screenshots of list of websites.\nWhatWeb – Website fingerprinter.\nWappalyzer – Wappalyzer uncovers the technologies used on websites.\nwafw00f – Identifies and fingerprints Web Application Firewall (WAF) products.\nWordPress Exploit Framework – Ruby framework for developing and using modules which aid in the penetration testing of WordPress powered websites and systems.\nWPSploit – Exploit WordPress-powered websites with Metasploit.\nWeb Scanners # Arachni – Scriptable framework for evaluating the security of web applications.\nCms-explorer – Reveal the specific modules, plugins, components and themes that various websites powered by content management systems are running.\nNikto – Noisy but fast black box web server and web application vulnerability scanner.\nSecApps – In-browser web application security testing suite.\nWebReaver – Commercial, graphical web application vulnerability scanner designed for macOS.\nw3af – Hacking Tools for Web application attack and audit framework.\nWPScan – Hacking Tools of Black box WordPress vulnerability scanner.\nWapiti – Black box web application vulnerability scanner with built-in fuzzer.\nJoomscan – One of the best Hacking Tools for Joomla vulnerability scanner.\nACSTIS – Automated client-side template injection (sandbox escape/bypass) detection for AngularJS.\nWindows Utilities # Bloodhound – Graphical Active Directory trust relationship explorer.\nDeathStar – Python script that uses Empire’s RESTful API to automate gaining Domain Admin rights in Active Directory environments.\nEmpire – Pure PowerShell post-exploitation agent.\nFibratus – Tool for exploration and tracing of the Windows kernel.\nMagic Unicorn – Shellcode generator for numerous attack vectors, including Microsoft Office macros, PowerShell, HTML applications (HTA), or certutil (using fake certificates).\nMimikatz – Credentials extraction tool for Windows operating system.\nPowerSploit – PowerShell Post-Exploitation Framework.\nredsnarf – Post-exploitation tool for retrieving password hashes and credentials from Windows workstations, servers, and domain controllers.\nResponder – LLMNR, NBT-NS and MDNS poisoner.\nSysinternals Suite – The Sysinternals Troubleshooting Utilities.\nwePWNise – Generates architecture independent VBA code to be used in Office documents or templates and automates bypassing application control and exploit mitigation software.\nWindows Credentials Editor – Inspect logon sessions and add, change, list, and delete associated credentials, including Kerberos tickets.\nWindows Exploit Suggester – Detects potential missing patches on the target.\nWireless Network Hacking # Aircrack-ng – Set of Penetration testing \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list for auditing wireless networks.\nFluxion – Suite of automated social engineering based WPA attacks.\nKismet – Wireless network detector, sniffer, and IDS.\nReaver – Brute force attack against WiFi Protected Setup.\nWifite – Automated wireless attack tool.\n"},{"id":9,"href":"/health/","title":"Health","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Our food should be our medicine and our medicine should be our food.\u0026rdquo; - Hippocrates\nThe modern world is poisoning us. Big Ag, Big Pharma, social media, environmental pollution, EMFs are everywhere. Corporations and every level of our governments are complicit, and this trend doesnt seem to be slowing down. We need to take our health back into our own hands. By embracing traditional wisdom, and alternatives to mainstream health we can reclaim much of the health that modern society has been slowly destroying.\nReject modernity. Embrace Tradition.\nBioHacking Tools # AgelessBody - List of Biohacking tools and strategies\nAnyLuv Metal Glasses - Anyluv sells blue light blocking daytime and nighttime glasses with metal frames, so that you can minimize your light exposure without putting plastic on your face like most other blue light blocking glasses.\nBioHackerLabs Tools - Several different tools and resources. Net Carb Calc, Glucose Ketone Calc, Blood Sugar converter, Blue light testing.\nBluBlox - Cheaper Blue light blocking sunglasses\nBonCharge - Numerous products for sale. Include Blu light blocking, EMF Blocking, red light therapy etc. Products are bit pricey.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nEmr-Tek - Wide range of products. Inlcuding non plastic blue and yellow light blocking glasses. Iphone radiation blocking cases. Red light devices and more.\nOpal - App that blocks other apps. Social media can be addicting and can impact your productivity, but sometimes deleting it isn\u0026rsquo;t an option. Stop yourself from wasting time on social media during designated time frames with the Opal app.\nChips - Seed Oil Free # Seed oils are everywhere. New evidence shows that they are wildly toxic and heavily correlate with the increase in major chronic disease over the last 100 years. But Chips are also delicious so here\u0026rsquo;s a few options for seed oil free chips. Anti-Seed Oil Data\nBeefys Own - Beef tallow potato chips.\nMasa Chips - Organic nixtalized corn chips cooked in grassfed beef tallow. From the creators of the Shireapp. Accepts Bitcoin. Currently they are a bit pricey.\nRosies Chips - Beef tallow potato chips.\nSiete Foods - Family owned Mexican company that produces a wide range of seed oil free chips and other products. Primarily cooked in Avocado oil.\nClothing # Non Plastic, EMF Resistant and Grounded\nAll of these ideas may seem controversial to you. Here are some great resources to learn more about them. Grounding/Earthing , Microplastics , Guide on avoiding all plastics and toxic chemicals\nAJConsultingCompany - Non Plastic Alternatives\nBuffaloWoolCo - 100% buffalo/bison wool clothing.\nCottonique - GOTS Certified 100% Organic cotton products.\nEarth Runners - Earth Runners was created to rewild our lives in response to the typical modern domesticated lifestyle, which is causing numerous health, psychological and social issues. Grounded minimalist sandals.\nFindwool.com - Find 100% pure wool in your area.\nGrounded Shoes - Shoes that are discharged electricity from body via grounded shoes. Most(but not all) shoes are 100% leather and plastic free.\nHarvest and Mill - 100% organic cotton sheets, towels \u0026amp; more. 100% Sourced \u0026amp; Made in the USA.\nHemp Organic Life - Organic hemp products for all sorts of less common items such as: mattress covers, cushions, sleeping bags, soaps, socks, and even home and car seat covers.\nNatural Home - Natural home sells a wide mix of organic wool, cotton, linen, hemp furniture and much more.\nOddobody - 100% organic cotton underwear for woman.\nPeluva Shoes - Founded by liberty leaning nutrition expert Mark Sisson. Peluva aims to create shoes that allow you to move well in a more natural state.\nRawganique - Organic cotton, linen and Hemp clothing and accessories.\nRhizal Shoes - Grounded 100% leather shoes.\nThe Filtery - Aggregator for non plastic clothes and other household items.\nWoolshire - GOTS Certified 100% Organic locally sourced Cotton products. Organic sourcing is often not verified when it comes from other countries. At Woolshire it is verified.\nWyoming Based - American Wool company. Sells Beanies and Sweaters. Accepts Bitcoin. Manufactured in America. Anti-woke.\nCosmetics # Animal based and Non-Toxic\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Deodorant, Toothpaste, soap, etc\nCaptain Fishers - Balms and Hair serum using Tallow and other natural ingredients.\nClara And Fritz - Whipped tallow based sunscreen and other products\nDakota Tallow - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nFarrow.Life - Pork Lard based. Farrow is made in real time and in small batches to ensure super freshness and the highest quality.\nJKLM Farm - Small Batch Animal Fat Soap \u0026amp; Skincare Products. Includes bone marrow soap,bacon fat soap, hair paste and more.\nMeraki Blu - Meraki Blu and Tallow based supplements. Meraki Blu has been shown to help Energy, Focus, Short-Term and Long-Term Memory, Uplift Mood, Calm Anxiety, and be Anti-Aging focused.\nNoseToTail-BodyCare - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nVintage Tradition - Tallow Lip balms.\nWhite Oaks Home goods - White oaks also provides tallow and lard based cosmetics, candles etc.\nDental Health # Dental health has been an epidemic of malocclusion largely related the to quality of our food for thousands of years. This has led to mass issues with dental decay and improper facial development which leads to nasal breathing, which in turns leads to wisdom teeth problems and many other following health issues.Check out these resources to learn more: Weston A Price\u0026rsquo;s world wide study , Jaw Development , Breathing , General Dental Health\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Toothpaste and other products. Completely natural with no Fluoride.\nVanMan Shop - Toothpase made from eggshell and betonite clay. Shipped in glass containers. Offers other products as well.\nBite - Plastic free Vegan friendly toothpaste and other teeth related products, including bamboo tooth brushes and plastic free floss, all sold in non plastic containers.\nGreenzla - Bamboo plastic free tooth brushes.\nPlastic Free Dental Floss - Made from wheat instead of plastic for your flossing needs.\nMastique Chewing Gum - Often referred to as mastic gum, Mastique offers sugar free, seed oil and trans fat free Mastic gum for chewing to help build jaw strength and avoid jaw/wisdom teeth problems. Also comes with xylitol, coconut and natural mastic for extra teeth care. Doesn\u0026rsquo;t taste like regular gum, but ultimately its not bad tasting either.\nGreco Gum - Single ingredient mastic gum for increasing jaw strength. Made from resinous sap that seeps from the bark of the mastic tree (Pistacia lentiscus) and becomes crystallized.\nApolloGum - Single ingredient mastic gum with only a single ingredient. Offers a 21% discount if purchased in bitcoin.\nBiolight - A redlight device specifically for your mouth and teeth. Red light has shown tremendous health benefits across a wide spectrum. The Biolight can help to restore your oral microbiome. Company also provides many other redlight products.\nMewing App - An app from the creator of Mewing, that helps you do different mewing exercises designed to help strengthen your jaw with proper tongue posture, and help your face, jaw and teeth develop properly.\nEnvironmental Toxin Monitoring # Because Health - A nonprofit environmental health site that offers science-based tips and guides for buying safer cookware and dishes, uncontaminated foods, and nontoxic personal-care products—to help people live more healthfully.\nBreast Cancer Prevention Partners - An organization that provides information for reducing toxic exposures—in food packaging, cosmetics, and other everyday products—to protect people’s breast health and reproductive health.\nCHEM Trust - A website that offers terrific fact sheets about hazardous chemicals and their impacts on health, as well as news about chemical legislation in Europe (such as REACH).\nClearya - A browser plug-in and mobile app that help online shoppers make informed choices. Clearya automatically screens ingredient lists for chemicals of concern while shopping online, and assists in discovering safer alternatives. In parallel, the platform mines insights that serve environmental health scientists and advocacy groups.\nEnvironmental Defense Fund - A leading global nonprofit organization that promotes research related to preserving the health of both the environment and its populations, including humans.\nEnvironmental Health News - A publication of Environmental Health Sciences, a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental health issues, including climate change, the plastic pollution crisis, and harmful chemicals such as BPA.\nEnvironmental Working Group - A nonprofit dedicated to protecting human health and the environment. The group offers excellent Shopper’s Guides with scientifically based recommendations on choosing healthy consumer products (from cosmetics to cleaning products) and uncontaminated foods (including produce). The organization also offers a Healthy Living App with ratings of more than 120,000 food and personal-care products, to help consumers make the healthiest choices.\nMade Safe - A program that certifies safe brands of cosmetics, household products, apparel, bedding, and other products, after a rigorous screening and evaluation of ingredients and materials. Check out their new Healthy Pregnancy Guide.\nNational Resources Defense Council - An organization that works to safeguard the earth, including its air, water, people, plants, and animals, from pollution, chemicals, and other toxic effects.\nProgram on Reproductive Health and the Environment - Under the auspices of the University of California, San Francisco, this program offers valuable resources that can help minimize people’s exposure to reproductive toxins in everyday life.\nSafer Chemicals, Healthy Families - A coalition of organizations and businesses working to safeguard families from toxic chemicals in our homes, workplaces, schools, and in the products we use.\nSafer Made - An organization that invests in companies and technologies that eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals in consumer products and supply chains. Its newsletters highlight developments in phasing out certain chemicals and progress on other environmental issues.\nSilent Spring Institute - A scientific research organization dedicated to uncovering the links between environmental chemicals and human health. On the preventive front, the organization developed Detox Me, a free mobile app to help consumers reduce their exposure to toxic chemicals in their everyday surroundings.\nToxic Free Future - An organization that conducts original research on the complex science underlying different aspects of environmental health and advocates for the use of safer products, chemicals, and practices to ensure a healthier future.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFood Discovery Apps # Feed the People By the People - An organization dedicated to empowering farmers and ranchers across the country and cutting out middlemen to enable direct sales to customers. By decentralizing the food supply chain, they aim to put the power of food back in the hands of the people.\nGetRawMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area based off your zip code.\nGround Work Collective - Website that finds high quality farms and high quality soil.\nLabel Ferret - Label Ferret uses nutrition data from a variety of sources but nutrition data and ingredient labels change frequently so accuracy cannot be guaranteed. You can use this app to read ingredients and nutritional facts from a wide range of different products.\nLocal Fats: Website that that helps you find food providers that dont use seed oils. Includes locations all over the world. Locations are crowd sourced, so anyone can submit a new location they find.\nRealMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area.\nSeed Oil Rebellion - Website that provides education around seed oils and buying/food guides.\nSeed Oil Scout - App that helps you find restaurants and fast food providers that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App only works in IOS.\nSeed oil Free Restaurants - Website that lets you look up specific restaurants to see what oils they cook in and dont cook in.\nSeedy App - App that helps you find restaurants, fast food providers and products at grocery stores that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App is under construction. Old demo app only worked in IOS.\nShireapp - App that finds local high quality real foods. Includes multiple categories such as Seed oil free, regenerative, grass fed, organic, raw etc.\nHealth Funding Projects # Decentralized Health Fund - The Decentralized Health Fund looks to fund important but largely unprofitable research in regards to lesser known areas of health. The fund is working to collect and store money in BTC in order to give out grants to fund studies and projects around the dangers of EMF\u0026rsquo;s, the benefit of grounding, sunlight and other natural sources.\nNew Founding - New Founding is looking to raise funds to focus on \u0026ldquo;early-stage ventures where we can add exceptional value by leveraging our significant proprietary deal flow, our best-in-class intelligence of conservative consumer and institutional demand, and our connections within the right-wing ecosystem.\u0026rdquo; ‍\nHealthcare Alternative # Chronic Illness Recovery - An institute that focuses on healing from long term health issues caused by systemic inflammation and other modern causes.\nCrowdhealth - CrowdHealth is not an insurance company, but a platform \u0026amp; community that empowers you with a crowdfunding tool and a wealth of resources to efficiently manage your health care costs.\nCurehunter - Free service that catalogs most medical conditions and potential treatments. CureHunter is a fully integrated scientific search, data retrieval and analysis engine on the web that can read the entire US National Library of Medicine Medline Archive and automatically extract and quantify the evidence for successful clinical outcomes of all known drugs for all known human diseases.\nDPC Network - Find Direct Primary care Doctors near you.\nDpcare - Direct Primary Care (DPC) is an innovative alternative payment model improving access to high functioning healthcare with a simple, flat, affordable membership fee. No fee-for-service payments. No third party billing. The defining element of DPC is an enduring and trusting relationship between a patient and his or her primary care provider.\nDruglike - Druglike is a platform for democratizing the access, costs, and rewards of early-stage drug discovery. Druglike is building a decentralized computing network which provides resources for anyone looking to start or contribute to early-stage drug discovery projects. Unlike competitors, Druglike will be web-based and completely free to use.\nFree Market Medical Association - Free Market Medical Association helps find Market alternatives to healthcare, co-founded by the CEO of Oklahoma Surgery Center.\nOklahoma Surgery Center - Free Market for Surgery with full price transparency.\nRevero.com - Program that aims to evaluate and measure health metrics to get down to the real causes of your health issues, while using a nutritional and holistic approach.\nTrue Med - True Med helps facilitate acceptance of HSA and FSA money for individuals and companies. This can be used by or for any company that promotes better diet, exercise or other alternative forms of health.\nTWC.Health - Alternative healthcare to the mainstream pharma system. Also sells supplements. Co-founded by Dr. Peter McCullough.\nHigh Quality Meat # Organic, Grass Fed, Regenerative and Seed Oil Free Food\nAUPA Bar - The Chad of energy bars. High quality meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit. AUPA gives discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. Save an additional 5% with code word \u0026ldquo;liberty\u0026rdquo;\nEpic Provisions - One of the best and most convenient ways to access high quality meat in convenient packaging.\nForce of Nature - Another fantastic option for regenerative meat. Including Beef, Bison, Chicken, Elk, Venison, Wild Boar and more. Force of Nature is also unique in selling \u0026ldquo;Ancestral Blends\u0026rdquo; ground meat mixed with small amounts of organ meats for delicious ways to eat highly nutritious organ meats.\nJoyce-Farms - Another great regenerative source of meat. Provides a wide range of poultry, sausages and jerkies.\nMauinui Venison - Regenerative/sustainable raised deer. Axis deer are an invasive species in Maui and need to be kept in check to preserve the water and local plants/farms as there are no natural predators for the deer on Maui. Slightly pricey.\nMeatrition - A massive database in defense of all things Meat.\nNose to Tail - Regenerative and pastured raise meat, specifically focused on producing the best low PUFA raised mono-gastric animals like Chicken and Pork. Also sells Lamb.\nWhite Oak Pastures - One of the most respected regenerative farms around, practicing their idea of \u0026ldquo;radically traditionally farming\u0026rdquo;. White oaks sells several different kinds of meat, including, Duck, Goose, Guinea, Rabbit, Goat etc. White Oak has really pioneered the regenerative model and proofed its effective with a peer reviewed study\nWild Idea Buffalo - Another great option. Focuses primarily on buffalo but has several other great offers. Bison are only slaughtered in the field, never in a slaughterhouse.\nMedical Drugs Resellers # Buy medical drugs from third parties that may be in limited supply.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinal. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nContraband Cures - A list of alternative style medicines for several different conditions.\nContingency Medical - Emergency Antibiotic Kits, for Home or on the Go. Stay protected against Nausea, Vomiting, Strep Throat, UTIs, Diarrhea, Ear Infections, Sinusitis and more.\nDuration Health - The portable emergency room — Peace of mind for off-grid living and travel. Their doctors prescribe you life-saving medications before you need them. They ship them to you before your next adventure. Treat urgent medical issues anywhere — without finding a doctor or pharmacy.\nJase Medical - Emergency meds and Prescription drugs.\nMountain Rose Herbs - One of the best sources of organic herbs and alternative medicines.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nPurely Prepared Patriot - American company that sells Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and Fenbendazole.\nOSINT- Health and the Environment # Antennasearch.com - Track 5g Towers in your area.\nClimateViewerMaps - Track Real Time data of climate weather across the world including rainfall and UN Tracking of weather Modification projects.\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nSupplement Testing and Rankings # Consumerlab - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nLabdoor - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nVaccine and Medical Info # Just the Inserts - Just the Inserts is a collection of all vaccine and other medication related info from the official source. While much of this information is public, it is often obfuscated and difficult to find. Just the Inserts bring all of the safety related data to one convient place for you to check on what the actual side affects of vaccines and other medications are. "},{"id":10,"href":"/job-boards/","title":"Job Boards","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.\u0026rdquo; - Confucius\nWhy work for a company you hate? If you believe in liberty many of these companies hate you. Stop wasting your talents and your energy on them, and find something that advances your values.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale. Jobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin. Latium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase. Publish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens. Liberty and Crypto Related Job Boards # AnonFriendly - Don\u0026rsquo;t doxx yourself for work. Job boards for Anonymous workers. Bankless.Pallet - The best jobs in crypto and DeFi, curated by Bankless, for the Bankless Nation. New technical and non-technical job posts every week. BitcoinerJobs - Bitcoiner Jobs is the leading career site helping to build the emerging Bitcoin industry and the careers of Bitcoiners within it. Publicsq - Non-woke and conservative leaning job board. Talent Market - Talent Market’s mission is to promote liberty by providing talent for critical roles within the free-market nonprofit sector. Provide Free consulting for liberty focused non profits. No-Jab Job Boards # Based.Pro - Formerly \u0026ldquo;NoVaxMandate.org\u0026rdquo; Based.Pro has pivoted from its vax focus to help you connect with professionals, companies and institutions who share your values. Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types. Redballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or covid nonsense. Unjected - Dating board for people who have not had any of the Covid-19 Vaccines. Vaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status. "},{"id":11,"href":"/metrics/","title":"Metrics","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Freedom and Anti Freedom Metrics # “Just as Soviet managers responded by producing shoddy goods that met the numerical targets set by their overlords, so do schools, police forces, and businesses find ways of fulfilling quotas with shoddy goods of their own.” ― Jerry Z. Muller\nIn order to better understand the broader picture, data collection becomes essential. Data collection can be used to paint whatever narrative its collectors want. We must be aware of the actual data in order to interrupt the truth as it is, and not what politics wants it to be. Here are a list of metrics tracking different statistics directly related to rising tyranny in our world.\nAtlantic Council CBDCTracker - Tracks Country progress of (CBDC)Central Bank Digital Currency Implementation and testing\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nCDBC Tracker - A project by the Human Rights Foundation to track CDBC development worldwide.\nCriticalrace.org Track CRT and other forms of Wokeness in schools. Tracks Colleges and K-12. Tracks many of the specific actions taken at every school.\nDefendingEd - Tracking DEI/Wokism in Schools.\nDigital Sovereignty Index - The DSI is a simple metric to illustrate how much locally hosted applications are used across the measured countries. It represents the relative amount of deployments of self-hosted productivity \u0026amp; collaboration tools per 100K citizens, compared to other countries.\nFreedomHouse.org - Freedom Metric across the world, does not Track Covid.\nFreedominthe50states.org - Tracks the most Free US states in regards to a wide set of metrics, does not track covid freedoms. Provided by the Cato institute.\nFungibility-Graveyard - List of People who have been exposed and prosecuted for or while using Bitcoin due to lack of privacy\nHeritage World Freedom Index - Economic Freedom across the world\nICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nRootshq - Website that tracks different liberty groups and associations across America\nShadowstats - Tracks true levels of economics in America, Money supply, Inflation, GDP etc…\nUSDebtclock - Real time National Debt Counter.\nWashingtonPost Police Shooting DB - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states.\nWokeWagon - Tracks woke political appointees in government\nWorld Press Freedoms - Ranking of all countries in the world by freest to least free press.\n"},{"id":12,"href":"/money/","title":"Money","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" If you don’t believe it or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try and convince you. I am sorry. - Satoshi Nakamoto\nCrypto Currency, The greatest tool we have.\nFinancial privacy is largely being wiped away across the world, while governments simultaneously destroy the value of our currencies through inflation and sanctions. With the invention of Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto gave us what is probably the single greatest tool for freedom in the history of the world. With decentralized crypto currency we have the ability to fix our money and fix the world. While some people believe that all non bitcoin crypto currencies are a scam we do not agree. We believe in competition for all freedom tech. Bitcoin isn\u0026rsquo;t perfect and shouldn\u0026rsquo;t be treated as a religion. The best counterpoint to bitcoins imperfection is its inherent lack of privacy and its current difficulty with scaling. Monero provides the best and simplest use case for privacy and is a great alternative to bitcoin. Likewise we believe that other crypto projects may have real utility in pursuing freedom. That being said the crypto industry is absolutely saturated with scams and grifters. As always do your own research and invest carefully. Hold your own keys and continue your journey to being financially sovereign.\nAcquire Crypto # Atomic Swaps # Atomic Swaps are the future of Crypto Currency trading. Completely custody-less, heavily private, and generally uncensorable. Still very much in development. Learn more here.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nBasic Swap Dex - Atomic Swap DEX. No added fees. Installed locally. Currently in BETA.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nLiquiality - Atomic Swaps across multiple coins.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nUnstoppapleSwaps - Atomic Swap from BTC to Monero.\nDecentralized Exchanges # Decentralization is a spectrum. Many decentralized exchanges aren\u0026rsquo;t nearly as decentralized as they claim to be, but usually they are far more distributed than any centralized exchanges.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nFiat On Ramps (P2P) # Bisq - Buy and sell bitcoin for fiat (or other cryptocurrencies) privately and securely using Bisq\u0026rsquo;s peer-to-peer network and open-source desktop software. Bisq allows you to purchase your bitcoin using P2P Zelle transactions. No registration required.\nHodl Hodl - Anonymous P2P deals on your terms. Trade globally. Using any payment system. For any fiat currency. Bitcoin only. No registration required.\nLocal Monero - Local Monero makes it easy for you to connect with real people in the real world to buy and sell Monero with no KYC. Announced in May 2024 that they would be shutting down. No reason given, but this is likely due to regulatory pressure against other platforms like Samurai and Tornado cash.\nPeach Bitcoin - Peach allows users to purchase BTC in many different national currencies all P2P without KYC. Not currently available in the US.\nRetoSwap - Like Bisq but for Monero. Installed locally, it uses Monero and Tor for high level privacy.\nXMRGlobal - A monero focused p2p exchange for purchasing cryptocurrency via Zelle, ACH cash etc.\nNon-Custodial exchanges # Most exchanges are custodial, meaning you are required to leave crypto on their platform if you want to trade, or you purchase and they will hold on to it initially. Non-custodial exchanges will send your trades and purchases directly to wallets of your choosing.\nChangenow - Reliable non KYC exchange.\nChangelly - Not recommended at this time. Changelly does not require KYC for smaller transactions but they will sometimes implement KYC mid trade, forcing to KYC or lose your funds.\nCryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nEvonax - Established in 2016,Evonax operates as a non-custodial instant cryptocurrency exchange, ensuring that users’ funds are never held within the platform. Serving as an intermediary between cryptocurrencies and users, Evonax provides access to a diverse range of digital assets including Monero (XMR).\nFixedFloat - Good rates for crypto exchanges, does not currently allow US customer IP addresses. Does not require KYC.\nGodex.io - This exchange is a dependable tool for immediate conversions. It supports the conversion of over 300 cryptocurrencies into Monero, without any KYC requirements and it works in both directions, offering great flexibility.\nHoudini Swap - Privacy focused non custodial exchange.\nKYC vs No KYC list - A list of P2P Trading Platforms (i.e. P2P exchanges) for trading Bitcoin. Common payment methods include bank transfer, cash deposited in the seller\u0026rsquo;s bank account, in-person cash (face-to-face) trades as well as payment networks such as Zelle, Alipay, even Cash App and PayPal, for example. Some of these payment methods are more private than others. Typically, face-to-face, cash-by-mail, and US Postal Money Orders are among the most private methods available.\nKYCNotMe - Website that Tracks exchanges that don\u0026rsquo;t use KYC.\nMexc - Crypto trades without KYC. Currently blocked for US based IP addresses.\nNO KYC Only - Education on avoiding KYC and why its problematic.\nOrangeFren - Check many KYC-free services and find the one with the best offer for a wide variety of coins.\nSimpleSwap - Exchange multiple tokens without giving up custody. Requires an account. Offers cash back in their own token.\nSideShift - Shift between different layer 2 tokens. Includes tokens on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Polygoin.\nStealthEx - StealthEX is a non-custodial cryptocurrency exchange service that accepts Monero (XMR). The platform does not require users to create an account or share personal information. Additionally, funds are not stored on StealthEX; exchanges are conducted directly between wallets. At StealthEX, there are no upper limits for your exchanges — you can exchange any amount you desire. When it comes to minimum amounts, you only need to ensure you have enough to cover the network fees.\nSwapSwop - SwapSwop is an instant anonymous crypto exchange with a high level of security from SSL certificates on internal services to a multi-stage exchange procedure, which guarantees the safety of your assets and quick exchange for the desired cryptocurrency.\nTrocador - Privacy focused front end to push your transactions through non KYC exchanges.\nBusiness Directories # AirBTC - AirBNB for Bitcoiners.\nAgoristAcers - Purchase Seeds with Monero.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nAutoCoinCar - Purchase Luxury cars with Crypto - (UK Only).\nBeef Initiative - Purchase Regenerative/Grass fed beef with Crypto.\nBitcoin-P2P Marketplace - BTC sales.\nBitcoin-RealEstate - Purchase Real estate with crypto.\nBitcoin-only - The Ultimate guide to all things Bitcoin.\nBitcoin-only.com - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nBitejo - Massive List of companies that accept Monero and Bitcoin - Is now XMRBazzar.\nCarCoinMarket - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCompTIA Vouchers - CompTIA certs for Btc.\nCryptoCars - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCryptwerk - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nDirectory.BTCPayserver - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nGrowingSpaces - Buy Greenhouses with BTC.\nMonerica - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nMoneromarket - XMR trading platform with escrow. Start selling and buying today.\nOatManFarms - Purchase Oats for BTC.\nShopinBit - Purchase all sorts of items in BTC, only ships to UK currently.\nXMR Bazzar - A p2p shopping center for buying and selling services and goods in Monero. Built by Douglas Tumen, founder and host of the Monero Talk podcast.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale.\nJobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin.\nLatium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase.\nPublish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens.\nDAO and DEFI Tools # ApeBoard - Cross chain crypto monitoring Dashboard.\nCoin - Crypto portfolio account and crypto news aggregator.\nCow.fi - CoW Protocol finds the lowest price for your trade across all exchanges and aggregators, such as Uniswap and 1inch – and protects you from MEV, unlike the others.\nDAOStack - Project that helps you streamline the creation of your own DAO.\nDefiSafety - DEFI Security ratings.\nDefillama - The ultimate tracker for all things DEFI. Track Yield, transparency, NFTs, Stables, Hacks etc.\nDapps.com - Dapp rankings via marketcap.\nDextools - Cross Chain Defi and Cefi Dashboard.\nGhostfol - Multichain Dashboard, includes traditional stocks and ETF’s as well.\nHedgehog - Centralized Exchange Dashboard Management.\nRailgun - RAILGUN is a smart contract system that enables Zero-Knowledge Privacy for any on-chain dApp.\nRotki - An open source portfolio tracker, accounting and analytics tool that protects your privacy. Can be self hosted.\nTornado Cash - DO NOT USE IF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. Tornado cash is an Ethereum based coinjoin mixer that can be used to gain privacy on Ethereum. In August 2022 Tornado Cash was blacked listed by the US government and added to the OFAC list. While the front end website is no longer running you can still interact with the smart contract(this is by design). If you are a US citizen you risk criminal penalties for doing so. Alex Pertsev, was sentenced to five years in prison for his work on development of Tornado cash. It\u0026rsquo;s important to note that despite the shutdown by the US government, the Tornado Cash smart contract is still up and running, and is more less unstoppable as long as the Ethereum network continues to run. If you would like to support the legal defence fund you can so by checking out Justice DAO.\nDecentralized Nodes # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Avalanche and more.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nHandshake - Decentralized DNS. Handshake is an experiment on collaborating to create a decentralized network which results in a global allocation of names. Think of the handles or usernames you use on services such as social networks, and domain names identifying the URL for websites. Nearly all of these services were provided by trusted third parties which prevent the web from truly being decentralized. Handshake provides a means, including key management and server/service authentication, for decentralized web services to experiment.\nMonero Nodo - A full, unpruned, and dedicated hardware node comes equipped with Tor and I2P support, ensuring maximum privacy and security for your transactions. Manage your wallets effortlessly through the LWS Admin panel and enjoy the convenience of our built-in block explorer. The 5.5″ touchscreen allows you to control your node directly from the device, or you can access it from the web for added flexibility and full block explorer functionality. Mine Monero using P2Pool. Contribute to your privacy by running your own personal node while contributing to the Monero network.\nMyNodeBTC - Run Bitcoin nodes and lots of other Bitcoin applications, includes wallets, BTCPay Server, Lightning tools and Whirlpool and other privacy tools.\nPibode-XMR - Small Raspberry pi focused distro for Monero mining.\nPktCash - PKT is an ecosystem of apps that decentralize access to the internet. The mission is to get the next billion people online.\nThreefold - Decentralized Autonomous Internet Infrastructure. ThreeFold is a globally-distributed grid of storage, compute, and network capacity, acting as “no middleman” Internet resources between independent capacity providers and users.\nEducation and certifications # C4/Crypto Consortium - Offers certifications for BTC, Eth and crypto best practices.\nBlockchain-Council.org - Blockchain Council embraces Blockchain, AI, and Web3 with a range of certifications and training.\nChainalysis Certifications - The Chainalysis Cryptocurrency Fundamentals Certification (CCFC) credential is designed for those new to cryptocurrency. Whether you’re starting out on a career focused on crypto, or are coming across bitcoin as you run investigations, onboard new businesses or formulate cryptocurrency compliance policies, this is the place to begin.\nFund Raising # Giveth - Giveth is building a new way forward with its zero-fee, community-driven donation platform - leveraging the power of blockchain technology to connect on-the-ground projects with regenerative funding opportunities.\nGeyser.fund - Geyser is a bitcoin-native crowdfunding platform where you can fund project ideas with the support from global communities.\nHeo.Finance - Decentralized crowdfunding without borders. Help Each Other (HEO) is the first decentralized stablecoin-based crowdfunding platform that removes geographical and political limitations from fundraising. HEO platform is already live on Binance Smart Chain, Celo, Aurora, and Ethereum mainnets.\nKuno Media - Monero based crowd funding.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow institute works to help fund privacy and anti surveillance tech.\nOpen Sats - Open Sats Initiative, Inc. (EIN 85-2722249) is a 501(c)(3) public charity which aims to fund Bitcoin-related free and open-source projects and associated education and research initiatives. Open Sats focuses on no strings attached Bitcoin(only) and freedom tech donations.\nStacks.org - The mission of the Stacks project is to enable a better internet through decentralized apps. To do it, they’re expanding the Bitcoin economy and enabling more functionality as a Bitcoin layer.\nTen31 - Ten31 is the leading bitcoin-focused investor and partner of choice to companies building technology and infrastructure for the bitcoin ecosystem, as well as complementary freedom-oriented technologies including open source software, AI and nostr.\nMerchant Services # Align Pay - AlignPay never picks sides on any issue and is proud to facilitate a welcoming place where people, organizations, campaigns, and merchants can interact in a healthy, open, and legal way.\nParallel Economy - Censorship-Resistant payment processing backed by Conservative Commentator Dan Bongino.\nRevere Payments - A Christian merchant services provider that offers a wide range of solutions for businesses in a variety of industries, including e-commerce, retail, restaurant, firearms, religious, political, CBD, and non-profit. We’re using the same innovative technology as our parent company, Metrics Global, to bring seamless, secure online payments to any industry.\nSecond Amendment Processing - 2nd Amendment processing helps you protect yourself and your business from being censored for your political views or other forms of wrong think.\nOsint for Crypto # AMLBot - Founded in 2019, AMLBot Online assessment of crypto addresses and transactions, founded in 2019 by a team of RegTech specialists in accordance with FATF international recommendations. Offers both free and non-free services.\nClarks Dashboard - A comprehensive list of all BTC Data. Includes Block times, price data, Side chain data, mining etc.\nDeveloperReports - Tracks the current amount of developers on Crypto projects.\nMonero Garden - A complete introduction and walkthrough on all the technical specifics of Monero.\nMonero Inflation - Tracks potential inflation or flaws in the Monero Protocol. Due to Monero\u0026rsquo;s privacy proper auditing can be difficult.\nMonero Observer - News aggregator for all things monero.\nMoneroj.net - Tracks the Monero mining hash rate across all miners.\nMonero.Eco - Graphical interface for the entire Monero Ecosystem.\nMiningPoolStats - Track all data across mining pools for all sorts of crypto projects. Organized primarily by what type of hash algorithm each blockchain uses.\n[Monerowatch](https://monerowat.ch - A monero blockchain explorer. While Monero doesnt have a tradational blockchain explorer we can track block times and size. Along with hash rate and other useful metrics.\nOXT.me - OXT is a tool designed for Exploratory Blockchain Analysis of the bitcoin ledger. OXT is the \u0026lsquo;Other exploration Tool\u0026rsquo; and it should become the \u0026lsquo;Open eXploration Tool\u0026rsquo; in the future.\nStable Pulse - Get a clear, accurate, minimally filtered view of the stablecoin ecosystem.\nThe Monero Moon - The ultimate newsletter for all things Monero.\nTheGraph.com - Crypto Database API Tools.\nTimechainstats.com - BTC Chain API data.\nTrack Bitcoin Nodes - Tracks total Bitcoin nodes.\nTrack Bitcoin Treasuries - Tracks the public Bitcoin Wallets of major corporations and governments.\nTrack Ethereum Nodes - Tracks total Ethereum nodes.\nDefi Lama StablecoinData - Stable coin data across chains.\nPrivacy Software # Bokuto Monero Node - Open source fork of Ronin Dojo’s Bakuto project that allows for a full node Monero wallet.\nBorder Wallets - Border Wallets is a website that helps you strategize on how best to memorize your wallet seed phrase. This can be useful if you need to cross a border, or have a particularly high threat model.\nGupax - Gupax is a GUI for mining Monero on P2Pool using XMRig.\nJam - Jam is a graphical user interface for JoinMarket, and while obviously related, is a separate project developed by a separate set of people.\nJoinMarket-Org - JoinMarket is software to create a special kind of bitcoin transaction called a CoinJoin transaction. Its aim is to improve the confidentiality and privacy of bitcoin transactions. With the shutdown of Samurai wallet, and the withdrawal of the not recommended service Wasabi from the US, Join Market is now one of the only privacy tools for Bitcoin.\nPinode - Monero OS for running full Monero Nodes on Pi’s, Rockpros and Odroids.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nSilent Payments - Silent Payments make receiving Bitcoin easier than ever while preserving your privacy. Silent Payments allow you to create a single, static address to share with friends, use for donations, or post for tips without sacrificing privacy. When someone wants to send you a payment, they use the unique public key that is a part of your Silent Payment address, combine it with the public keys of the outputs they want to send and generate a unique, one-time address that looks on-chain just like any other Taproot address.\nXMRVSBeast - P2Pool Bonus Hash Rate Raffle for people providing Monero Hash.\nSocial Media # Coinpayments.net - Purchase Social media followers with Monero.\nEchoIn - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here.\nFountain - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nMinds - Minds is an open-source social networking service that promotes free speech, privacy, and transparency.\nOshi - Oshi is a powerful marketing and rewards platform built to replace stars, punch cards, and coffee points with something that people really want - Bitcoin.\nOrange Pill App - Bitcoin dating and friend finder.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.ps://www.minds.com/) - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nSpeculative Projects # DarkFi - DarkFi is a new Layer 1 blockchain, designed with anonymity at the forefront. It offers flexible private primitives that can be wielded to create any kind of application. DarkFi aims to make anonymous engineering highly accessible to developers. Backed by noted Crypto Anarchist Amir Taaki.\nFedimints - While still largely theoretical, Fediments is based off the original 1980\u0026rsquo;s concept of Chaumian Ecash, that would essentially provide federated mints built on top of Bitcoin, with high levels of privacy. Two implementations of this concept are Cashu and Umint. These are still in active development. One potential problem with this is legal pressure due to potential classification of these services as unlicensed money transmitters, much like how Samurai Wallet and potentially custodial lightning services are being targeted.\nFreedom Dollar - Freedom Dollar is a private, censorship-resistant stablecoin protocol built on Zano. Stable coins are a useful but sometimes risky project, as they are supposed to maintain their price point with a fiat asset like the dollar.\nHaveno - Haveno aims to be a crypto on ramp much like Bisq that uses Monero instead of Bitcoin as the base payment option. Haveno will utilize TOR and p2p trades, while never taking custody of your funds.\nPirate Chain - Launched in 2018 with the primary goal of being the most private and secure digital currency, Pirate Chain strives to protect the financial privacy of every user in the world. Pirate Chain achieves this by employing the strongest and most acclaimed privacy protocol in the industry, and couples this with an unassailable strategy implementation. Pirate vs Monero Breakdown\nSerai DEX - Largely created in response to Thorchain\u0026rsquo;s choice to not integrate Monero, the Serai Dex works much like the Thorchain DEX, providing coin trading between different native coins using liquidity pools funded by users for small rewards.\nZano - An ambitious project that offers the privacy of Monero for regular transactions, including all projects built ontop of its network. Additionally offers alias addresses so you can associate a wallet address with a name, much like how DNS works for IP addresses. Offers escrow services and Iconic swaps as an alternative to Atomic Swaps. Also allows for building dApps on chain as well.\nSpending Options # Bill Pay # Bitrefill Credit Card Service - Service to pay off Credit Card for multiple providers. Requires KYC. Currently disabled for Americans, but hopefully will be returning. This service does require KYC, but they do offer other services that do not.\nDoctorSim - Top up or recharge any prepaid phone in over 200 countries instantly and securely with doctorSIM.\nSpritz.Finance - Focuses on bill pay, secured payments, automated payments etc. Uses Web 3. Requires an account. Currently in closed Beta.\nCredit Cards # 2Fiat - A new platform that lets you instantly convert Bitcoin, Monero, USDT or any crypto to fiat and make purchases online or in store.\nAbine - An alternative credit card masking service. Abine has similar features, virtual cards up to 500$ for individual vendors. But Abine also offers other privacy services like phone masking, email masking and more. Abine does not have a free tier unlike privacy.com.\nBitpay - Preloaded Bitpay card that lets you spend your Bitcoin.\nDashDirect - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including DASH. Dash Direct phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with DASH for discounts from hundreds of vendors. No KYC Required.\nDoNotPay - DoNotPay is a consumer rights company that helps you fight corporations and beat bureaucracy. They offer a wide range of services, including bill pay, credit card management, and more.\nEzzocard - Anon cards can be purchased via crypto. Charges a decent markup.\nKlutchCard - Service that provides several management and privacy features for your bank account. Klutch gives you unlimited Virtual cards, a physical card without your name on the front, and the ability to manage your spending transactions in depth all while still earning cash back. Does require KYC information and a good credit score though. Another downside, there is currently no way to pay off your balance other than to link your account via ACH and routing number.\nLaso.Finance - A bit pricey. Virtual Credit card with no KYC card that allows for spends of over 1K anywhere in the world. Currently uses Metamask for stable coins only. Monero support coming soon.\nPayWithMoon - Virtual Cards with no KYC funded by lightning based Bitcoin transactions. You can create as many virtual cards as you want, but cards are limited in amounts of 1000$. These cards do not currently work outside of the United States. Used to provide full pre-paid credit cards only offers gift cards now.\nPrivacy.com - The primary method for Credit Card Privacy. By linking your bank account to your Debit card, you can create virtual privacy focused cards that only work for one vendor at a time. This prevents your Debit card from being used in the event of a vendor data breach. Virtual cards are easily deletable. Downsides are that you start with 500$ per card limits for virtual cards. And there is the privacy concern of sharing your bank data with a third party. Please use our affiliate link when signing up. To get an extra $5 dollars on sign up.\nUquid - Virtual card for crypto, only works through Binance or wallet connect compatible wallets, for a wide range of gift card services.\nX1 - Similar to Klutch. Control subscriptions and keep your details private with disposable card numbers.donotpay.com/learn/virtual-credit-card-generator/) - Free Virtual Credit Card Generator for signing up for trial services. Do not Pay also works to create an AI focused response to many asymmetrical problems of society like fighting back against parking tickets or social media de-platforming with automated and proven methods of remediating these issues.\nGift Cards # Egifter - Buy and send premium gift cards for a wide range of services. Offers points per purchases. Gyft - Gift cards for over 200 vendors. Coinsbee - Does Phone Top ups. Bitrefill - Gifts cards and other services. Coincards - giftcards available in multiple countries, Coincards has everything you could possibly need to live your life with crypto! Offers Phone Top ups and accepts Monero. Stealths - Monero first Gift card sales. No KYC Required. Wallets # Bitcoin Wallets # Ashigaru - A new fork of Samurai Wallet without the coinjoin services. As this is new untested its recommended not to put large amounts of BTC on here just yet.\nCasa - Self custody wallet with built in Multi-sig for security and inheritance built in so that your assets aren\u0026rsquo;t lost in the event of death. Only takes Bitcoin and Ethereum.\nCold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nElectrum Wallet - Founded in 2011 Electrum is one of the oldest, simplest and most trusted Bitcoin Only wallets in the game. With a simple interface that has been forked by many other blockchain projects Electrum has everything you need to store and use your bitcoin easily and securely.\nSamurai Wallet - A modern bitcoin wallet hand forged to keep your transactions private your identity masked and your funds secured. Samurai Wallet is a mobile only wallet that is built to work with the Ronin Dojo Full node and Whirlpool privacy coinjoins. Completely Open Source. Mobile only wallet. In April 2024 Samurai Wallet was shutdown by the US government and the founders of the wallet arrested. While the wallet still works if installed, the Whirpool coinjoin features have since been disabled. You can donate to the Samurai defense team here You can also find a list of Public Dojo Clones to use at Dojobay\nSparrow Wallet - Sparrow is a Bitcoin wallet for those who value financial self sovereignty. Sparrow’s emphasis is on security, privacy and usability. Sparrow does not hide information from you - on the contrary it attempts to provide as much detail as possible about your transactions and UTXOs, but in a way that is manageable and usable. Completely Open Source. Desktop only wallet. Following the arrest of the Samurai Wallet Devs, the Whirlpool privacy features were removed from the wallet.\nHardware Wallets # Cold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nFoundationDevices - Foundation builds the Passport hardware wallet which is an airgapped wallet hardware device. Passport has no direct connection with the outside world – no USB data and no wireless communications. Instead, Passport uses a camera and QR codes for communication. This provides hardcore, airgapped security without sacrificing usability.\nLedger - NOT RECOMMENDED. While Ledger has a long history in the space of supporting multiple coins. Ledger is close sourced. Ledger has recently come under for fire for creating a backup policy that lets you back up your keys to Ledgers cloud providers, which means that your private keys could be susceptible to third party pressures on the key holders. Also Ledger was caught sending customer data to several different third parties.\nMonero Signer - Monero Signer is a hardware signing device equipped with a camera that allows you to sign transactions offline via QR-Code. Monero Signer also allows you to generate seeds, passphrases and addresses. All this while being completely offline. Software updates are done air-gapped using a micro SD card.\nSeedsigner - Open source hardware signing device that uses raspberry pi zero which reduces possibility of interception. Does not store your coins, is only a security focused device for signing/approving transactions. Bitcoin only.\nTrezor - One of the older hardware wallets around. Trezor is Fully open source and is one of the few wallets to also support multiple coins.\nLightning Wallets # Phoenix Wallet - Utilizing the lightning network can still be quite difficult, which Phoenix aims to help solve. At first glance, Phoenix doesn\u0026rsquo;t look different from your typical Bitcoin wallet. The difference is that Phoenix runs natively on Lightning. Phoenix takes care of everything under the hood and you will barely notice anything, except that your payments are faster and cheaper. Mobile only wallet. Monero Wallets # Anonero - Anonero is privacy focused phone wallet that only supports Monero, while incorporating other privacy features like, encrypted backups, airgapped transactions mandatory TOR connections. You can only access this app over TOR.\nFeather Wallet - Feather is a free, open-source Monero wallet for Linux, Tails, macOS and Windows. It is written in C++ with the Qt framework. Monero can be difficult to use in many cases to the highly technical and private nature of the coin, which is why the simplicity of feather wallet is so necessary. Feather Wallet can installed or run as a standalone application, making it easily parable with something like Tails OS for the ultimate privacy combo.\nMonero Subscription Wallet - Wallet that allows you to set subscriptions of regularly recurring payments that you would like to send.\nMyMonero - The simplest way to use the next-generation private digital currency Monero, at the sweet spot between security, convenience, and features. Not a full node wallet. You need to trust another node to run this wallet. These wallets share your private view key with a remote server, which continuously scans the blockchain looking for your transactions. They are faster to use, but your privacy can be lessened if you don\u0026rsquo;t control the remote server.\nRinoWallet - Online Monero multisig wallet. Non-custodial and offers 2FA protection.\nMulti Chain Wallets # CakeWallet - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including Monero. Cakewallet phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with Monero for discounts from hundreds of vendors. Supports Monero. No KYC Required. Mobile and desktop wallet. Open Source.\nExodus Wallet - One of the best wallets for holding multiple coins. With a beautiful interface that shows you long term internal price data, built in protocol level staking, coin swaps between hundreds of coins and many other features. Exodus is one best crypto wallets bar none. While it has ended support for Monero as it was a technical challenge to support it. Exodus is NOT Open source. Desktop and mobile.\nStack Wallet - Non Custodial multi coin wallet. Open Source. Has built in exchange functionality. Comes with \u0026ldquo;Duress mode\u0026rdquo; that lets you prepare a fake wallet in case you are physically threatened. Comes with built auto back ups, in wallet crypto swapping and more. Allows you to easily point at your own full node. Supports monero. Desktop and Mobile.\nWallet Recovery # Bitcoin Recovery CO - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nCryptoRecovers - Helping people regain access to their lost Bitcoin wallets since 2019.\nDatarecovery.com - Specializes in cryptocurrency recovery services, providing expert assistance to individuals and businesses who have lost access to their digital assets.\nDriveSavers - Specializes in recovering lost cryptocurrency and compromised wallets from all types of software and hardware wallets.\nEasyRecovery - Professional Bitcoin wallet recovery services can assist with password recovery, private key extraction, and damaged device repair to restore access to your Bitcoin.\nKeychainX - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nProfessional Crypto Recovery - Crypto recovery service that can help you recover your lost coins today.\nRecoverLostBitcoin - Expert crypto recovery services, including private key reconstruction, wallet and scam recovery.\nRecoverMyCryptoWallet - Can recover lost passphrases, missing seed words and forgotten passwords.\nWallet Recovery Service - Can recover lost crypto from all types of wallets.\n"},{"id":13,"href":"/organizations/","title":"Organizations","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The State is, and always has been, the great single enemy of the human race, its liberty, happiness, and progress.\u0026rdquo; - Murray Rothbard\nLiberty Organization that fight for different facets of all things related to liberty.\nAnti ESG Orgs # StriveFunds - Investment firm to counter ESG narrative from Blackrock and Vanguard. Strive specifically rejects the idea of Stakeholder capitalism. Started by author and presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. Antiwar # Antiwar.com - Since the mid 90\u0026rsquo;s Antiwar.com has been one of not the most important and consistently antiwar voices. With reporting on wars all over the globe for a liberty perspective, antiwar.com covers every aspect of the global wars.\nBitcoin For Peace - Accelerate World Peace Through Bitcoin Adoption. The vision of Bitcoin For Peace is to live in world where ALL life co-thrives in harmony. With the current corrupt fiat system, that vision can never happen. Bitcoin is a peaceful revolution.\nConcerned Veterans for America - CVA and its grassroots army will look to defend VA reforms and expand health care options for veterans, rethink America’s foreign policy to promote long-term prosperity, and encourage action to foster a more secure financial future for our country.\nDefend the Guard - An organization that works to reclaim constitutional authority. Defend the Guard legislation would prohibit a state’s National Guard units from being deployed into active combat without a formal declaration of war by Congress, as provided by the U.S. Constitution.\nFood Not Bombs - Food Not Bombs started in 1980. They work to provide healthy vegetarian food to starving Americans. Leftwing organization.\nStopWar.org - Stop the War was founded in September 2001 in the weeks following 9/11, when George W. Bush announced the “war on terror”. Stop the War has since been dedicated to preventing and ending the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and elsewhere. Comes from a leftwing perspective.\nThe Libertarian Institute - Founded by Scott Horton. LI focuses on many issues with a large focus on antiwar. LI has a lot of cross over with Antiwar.com.\nTheGrayZone - The Grayzone is an independent journalistic initiative that does not receive funding from any government or government-backed group or individual. The Gray Zone primarily reports on antiwar civil rights issues from a left wing perspectives.\nWeAreNotYourSoldiers - Antiwar Non-profit feature former soldiers that publicly talk about their horrible experiences during war.\nAntiWoke Advocacy # ActionPDE - PDE Action is a nonpartisan advocacy group working to reclaim public schools through engagement with school boards \u0026amp; state legislatures.\nDefendingEd - Parents Defending Education is a national grassroots organization working to reclaim our schools from activists imposing harmful agendas.\nExit Group - Group that helps users exit from woke/corporate life and build businesses to create separate revenue streams\nFairForAll - A nonpartisan organization dedicated to advancing civil rights and liberties for all Americans, and promoting a common culture based on fairness, understanding, and humanity. Specifically rejects woke ideas and believes in actual equality for all people.\nHeterodox Academy - Heterodox Academy (HxA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit membership organization of thousands of faculty, staff, and students committed to advancing the principles of open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement to improve higher education and academic research. Focuses heavily on Colleges.\nInstitute for Liberal Values - As a non-partisan and non-sectarian consortium focused on the promotion of individual freedom, rights, and liberty in everyday life, the Institute for Liberal Values provides the skills and support required to build community where there has been division, encourage free expression where there has been censorship, and foster optimism where there is fear.\nNew Discourses - Education on all things critical theory. Eduation and debunking of Marxism, Progressive and all forms of critical theory. IE Critical Race Theory, Queer Theory, etc. Founded by James Lindsey.\nClimate Change Pushback # Copenhagen Consensus - The Copenhagen Consensus Center is a think tank that researches and publishes the smartest solutions to the world\u0026rsquo;s biggest problems. Our studies are conducted by more than 300 economists from internationally renowned institutions, including seven Nobel Laureates, to advise policymakers and philanthropists how to achieve the best results with their limited resources.Founded by climate change debunker and educator Bjorn Lomborg.\nEnvironmental Progress - Environmental Progress (EP) was founded in 2016 with the mission of achieving nature, peace and prosperity for all. We believe everyone has a right to affordable energy, a healthy planet, and urban environments that enable citizens to thrive. Our strategy has been to organize grassroots movements to defend these rights, and to fund research into why they are threatened. Founded by free speech advocate and Journalist Michael Shellenberger.\nHeartland.org - The Heartland Institute is a nonprofit organization that focuses on issues in education, environmental protection, health care, budgets and taxes, and stopping Socialism.\nIndustrial Progress - For the last 40 years, so-called environmentalists have held back industrial progress around the world. That\u0026rsquo;s why Idustrial Progress helps the industry fight for its freedom, with new ideas, arguments, and policies that will improve our economy and our environment. Founded by Fossil Fuels advocate Alex Epstein.\nPerc.org - The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) explores how aligning free market incentives for environmental stewardship produces sustainable outcomes for land, water, and wildlife.\nSavory.Global - Fights against climate change approved opinion by using regenerative farming practices of holistic land management. Provides real alternative solutions to mainstream climate fear mongering.\nDrug Freedom # Drug Policy Alliance - The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the leading organization in the U.S. working to end the drug war. Encryption and censorship # Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) - The largest organization that fights for Internet and Digital Freedom. Based out of the US.The EFF puts out several of the best digital freedom tools, including HTTPS Everywhere, Privacy Badger and Certbot.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFree resources Physical and Digital # Art For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nLeadership Institute - Liberty focused training provided in person and virtual. Training is offered for a wide range of topics, including, activism campaigns, fundraising and more.\nLibertarianism.org - Free ebooks from a Cato/Bluepilled perspective. Still some solid content overall.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - Free liberty starter kits for applicants. Including books small grants and more. Primarily aimed at students.\nTechsoup.org - Free Tech for non-profits.\nLegal Advocacy # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nCoin Center - Based in D.C., Coin Center is the leading non-profit research and advocacy center focused on the public policy issues facing cryptocurrency and decentralized computing technologies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Their mission is to defend the rights of individuals to build and use free and open cryptocurrency networks: the right to write and publish code – to read and to run it. The right to assemble into peer-to-peer networks. And the right to do all this privately.\nDeFi Education Fund - The DeFi Education Fund (DEF) explains decentralized finance (DeFi) to policymakers around the world and advocates for policies welcoming of decentralized financial infrastructure.\nFire - Since its founding more than two decades ago as the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, FIRE has become the nation’s leading defender of fundamental rights on college campuses through our unique mix of programming, including student and faculty outreach, public education campaigns, individual case advocacy, and policy reform efforts. In 2022, FIRE changed its name to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and announced an expansion initiative into off-campus free speech advocacy and legal defense.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nInstitute for Justice - IJ is a nonprofit, public interest law firm. Their mission is to end widespread abuses of government power and secure the constitutional rights that allow all Americans to pursue their dreams.\nJusticeDao- A DAO specifically dedicated to helping the legal defense of the developers of Tornado Cash, an Ethereum based privacy service that was takedown by government action.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nPacific Legal Foundation - Pacific Legal Foundation is a national nonprofit legal organization that defends Americans from government overreach and abuse. PFL specifically focuses on Property Rights, Equality and Opportunity and Separation of Powers. ^1,2^\nPeer-To-Peer Rights Fund - The P2P Rights Fund is a project housed within the Bitcoin Policy Institute, a 501(c)3 think tank. An advisory board including open-source developers, human rights activists, and lawyers oversees the fund’s activities. P2P Focuses on protection of Open-Source Software under the First Amendment.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nStand With Crypto - Stand With Crypto, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, champions for clear, common-sense regulations for the crypto industry. We\u0026rsquo;re mobilizing the 52 million crypto owners in the US - a demographic that is younger (60% Gen-Z and Millennials) and more diverse (41% identify as racial minorities) than the general US population - to unlock crypto\u0026rsquo;s innovation potential and foster greater economic freedom.\nThe Crypto Lawyers - Much like Coin Center Crypto Lawyers provide legal advocacy for Bitcoin freedom. They offer services in regards to Litigation, NFT, DEFI, IP, Compliance, and Forensic Investigations.\nMeetups, Education and Training # Americas Future - America’s Future empowers young people to be active, civil, and curious citizens who build freer communities that lead to fulfillment, dignity, and happiness for all.We’re working toward a time in America where young people collaborate to drive change in their communities – change that equips the individual to build a free and happy life. America’s Future offers rising generations opportunities for networking, mentoring, leadership and community engagement through our national network and extensive array of programming.\nArt For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nFreedom Works - A longstanding political orginization that has traditionally leaned republican. Recently though they\u0026rsquo;ve rebranded to target smaller liberty focused groups in order to help educated and advocate for freedom and change in public policy.\nLeadership Institute - Founded in 1979 by its president, Morton C. Blackwell, LI provides training in campaigns, fundraising, grassroots organizing, youth politics, and communications. The Institute teaches conservatives of all ages how to succeed in politics, government, and the media.The Institute offers more than 50 types of training schools, workshops, and seminars; a free employment placement service; and a national field program that trains conservative students to organize campus groups.\nLiberty on the Rocks - Liberty on the Rocks is a non-profit grass roots libertarian organization designed to educate, connect, and activate liberty enthusiasts around the world. Through local chapters and events, citizens and activists throughout the country can increase the size of their networks, enhance their understanding of economics and the philosophy of freedom, widen their knowledge of local and national educational outlets, and increase their opportunities for involvement. Official Partner of Liberty Tools\nLiberty Seeds - The largest directory of liberty-minded organizations, events, and more.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - SFL is not a top down, chapter based, or membership organization. Instead SFL functions as a network of pro-liberty students from a wide diversity of locations and backgrounds. SFL does sometimes take the more blue pilled approach.\nWe Are Change - We Are Change is a nonpartisan, independent media organization comprised of individuals and groups working to expose corruption worldwide.Founded by Luke Rudkowski, We Are Change is comprised of independent journalists, concerned citizens, activists, and anyone who wants to shape the direction our world is going in. We seek to expose the lies of governments and the corporate elite who constantly trash our humanity. Their goal is to create a community of truth-seekers and peacemakers who share a commitment to nonviolent action.\nYoung Americans for Liberty - Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) is the most active and effective pro-liberty youth organization advancing liberty on campus. Our four-step mission is to identify, educate, train, and mobilize youth activists to make liberty win. YAL maintains many chapters across college campuses all over the US.\nYou are the Power - You Are The Power is a membership-based nonprofit that is founded and run by Spike Cohen. They work with activists and organizations in all 50 states, using localized, single-issue activism to set communities free, restore individual rights, take the power away from government and put it back in the hands of the people.\nPress Freedoms # Committee to Protect Journalists - The Committee to Protect Journalists is an independent, nonprofit organization that promotes press freedom worldwide. They defend the right of journalists to report the news safely and without fear of reprisal.\nInternational Press Institute - Their mission is to defend media freedom and support independent journalism wherever they are threatened. Also tracks press freedoms in regards to Covid restrictions.\nReporters Without Borders - Reporters Without Borders tracks press freedoms across the world.\nPolice Reform and Monitoring # 8 Can\u0026rsquo;t Wait - 8 Cant Wait is a campaign to bring immediate change to police departments by encouraging the adoption of 8 specific policies.\nAdopt a Cop - Adopt A Cop BJJ is a nonprofit, donation based program and registered 501(c)3 that allows active duty patrolling police officers around the country to train at any Adopt A Cop BJJ affiliated academy and will pay 100% of the officer’s membership until they reach the rank of Blue belt. Blue belt is the second ranked belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and on average it takes around 12 to 18 months to obtain. Police officers are much less likely to both get injured and to injure suspects if they are trained in BJJ as evidenced by this Case Study.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nOpen-archive - App for saving and sharing files for whistleblowers and videos of police etc\nThick Red Line - A project of Art of Liberty, TRL is an effort to restore respect for law enforcement by abolishing victimless crime.\nWashingtonPost Police Shootings Database - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states\nThink Tanks # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAyn Rand Institute - ARI offers a variety of educational experiences to promote greater understanding of Ayn Rand’s philosophy and, through the writing and speaking of our experts, advocates her principles of reason, rational self-interest and laissez-faire capitalism. ARI also often takes a more Blue pilled perspective and does not generally follow Anarchist ideas, as it advocates for a one world government, based on the principles of logic and reason.\nArt of Liberty - A small think tank that exposes the Illegitimacy and Criminality of “Government” while Making the Voluntaryist Case for Free Markets, REAL Freedom and Peace.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow Institute works to promote the ideas of privacy in the world.\nThe Cato Institute - Founded in 1977 by Ed Crane, Murray Rothbard and Charles Koch. Cato is one of the oldest and largest libertarian think tanks in America. Cato has published great research and information since its inception. Cato has been criticized at times for often taking very pragmatic criticisms of the state and sometimes making the libertarian defense of state activities. Often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nThe Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) - FEE\u0026rsquo;s popular digital content and in-person programs turn complex ideas into practical tools for living your best life and making the world a better place. Fee covers a wide range of issues across the entire political spectrum, while always exposing government crimes and failures.\nThe Future of Freedom Foundation - The Future of Freedom Foundation is a tax-exempt, non-profit educational foundation whose mission is to present an uncompromising moral, philosophical, and economic case for the free society.\nThe Mises Institute - The premium think tank for all things liberty. Founded in 1982 by Anarcho-capitalism Lew Rockwell, largely to push the ideas of economist Murray Rothbard following his split with the Cato Institute. The Mises institute has been one of the biggest and most consistent voices for all things liberty including: Antiwar, Austrian economics, Sound Money, Police Reform, Secession, Book Publishing and so much more.\nThe Reason Foundation - Reason Foundation advances a free society by developing, applying, and promoting libertarian principles, including individual liberty, free markets, and the rule of law. We use journalism and public policy research to influence the frameworks and actions of policymakers, journalists, and opinion leaders. Reason also publishes Reason Magazine and hosts the SOHO Debate Forum. Much like Cato Reason often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nWhistle Blowing # Aim - Undercover citizen journalism, mostly focused on American schools.\nCryptome - One of the primary inspirations for Wikileaks, Cryptome has been offering a leaking platform to the world since 1996 and still runs today. Founded by John Young.\nEFF Surveillance Self-Defense - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\nGlobal Leaks - Whistleblowing Solutions Impresa Sociale S.r.l. (WBS) is an innovative social enterprise that carries out research and development to support whistleblowers and the fight against corruption. It was founded in 2016 to guarantee the economic sustainability of the GlobaLeaks project, through taking care of the growing number of requests for assistance, maintenance and custom deployment. WBS hosts the development activities and coordinates the community efforts. Global leaks provides its own open source tool for whistleblowers.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nO\u0026rsquo;keefe Media Group - Following the ousting of James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe from Project Veritas, O\u0026rsquo;Keefe Media group was founded to present another opportunity for whistle blowing and citizen journalism. OKM provides training and supplies for Citizen journalists.\nProject Veritas - Founded in 2010 by James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe, Project Veritas picked up much of the leaking slack following Wikileakss decrease in output. Often slandered as a far right group, Project Veritas has leaked many of the biggest stories since its inception. Project Veritas was and is largely known for using undercover cameras to expost stories.\nTruth in Media - Not a whistleblowing organization perse, however TIM is known for doing in depth inclusive stories reputably with strong reliable sources and without sensationalism. TIM focuses on stories that most media ignores. Founded by Journalist Ben Swann.\nWikiLeaks - Founded in 2006 by Julian Assange. Wikileaks was the the primary source for leaking of highly secret corporate and government data. Wikileaks worked to protect its leakers by employing the use of PGP and TOR. While largely inactive since the arrest of its founder Julian Assange in 2019, Wikileaks archives are still an important repository of leaked data.\nWizSafe Journalist Privacy Guide - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\n"},{"id":14,"href":"/osint/","title":"OSINT","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Nothing has such power to broaden the mind as the ability to investigate systematically and truly all that comes under thy observation in life.\u0026rdquo; - Marcus Aurelius\nOpen Source Intelligence tools can be used to find information of all types. This can be useful in furthering your understanding of both offensive and defensive practices by finding information for anything and everything. OSINT is the direct inverse of open source privacy tools. OSINT can be used for nefarious purposes in some cases, but OSINT itself does not directly include the concept of hacking. OSINT only aims to find legally available public information. OSINT has tremendous use in regards to education and finding information about corporations, politicians and good journalism. These tools can also be used to help you understand your own privacy exposure as well. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAI (Artificial Intelligence) Tools # Art Generators # Albus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAnimate Anyone - App that allows you to take a static image or photo and create videos of movement based on the people or characters in those photos.\nDall E - DALL·E 2 is an AI system that can create realistic images and art from a description in natural language. Made by Open Ai. Closed source.\nDreamstudio.ai - AI Art Generation.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGemini - Formerly known as Bard. Google\u0026rsquo;s AI alternative to Chat GPT. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias, including filtering your text prompts through a DEI and social justice lens.\nLumiere - A Space-Time Diffusion Model for Video Generation. Made by Google, closed source. Create video from word prompts or pictures. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias.\nMagic Animate - Magic Animate is an open source project that allows you to produces an animated video from a single image and a motion video.\nMid Journey - Mid Journey is an independent research lab exploring new mediums of thought and expanding the imaginative powers of the human species. Requires the unencrypted messaging app Discord for image generation.\nOpen AI Sora - Sora can generate videos up to a minute long while maintaining visual quality and adherence to the user’s prompt. Closed source.\nFreedom and Privacy AI Tools # AI Unchained - Podcast by freedom advocate and bitcoin educator Guy Swann. Follow the newest updates in the AI industry to become more sovereign and efficient by utilizing cutting edge tools.\nAlex AI - Energy and Climate Chatbot. Built by Alex Epstein, an advocate of Freedom and Fossil Fuels. Iphone Only.\nGab AI - Chat GPT alternative and image generator by conservative Social Media company GAB.\nGATgpt - A LLM model like Chat GPT but specifically for gun printing and all things gun related. Built by Cody Wilson.\nLibertAI - Decentralized privacy focused AI.\nUnleashed Chat - AI chatbot service designed with real privacy in mind. It stands out with its live Nostr data querying and advanced context embedding capabilities. It allows for Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network, for privacy and speed. The platform employs the latest Open Source models, prioritizing uncensored options.\nVenice - Venice is an open source alternative to Chat GPT. With built in features for code prompts and Stable Diffusion, Venice does not censor or spy on you. Launched by freedom advocate and crypto pioneer Erik Voorhees.\nGeneral AI Tools # AI or Not - Need to verify if images are AI generated? Here\u0026rsquo;s a project that can identify images from Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Dall-E, GAN and more.\nAIXploira - Access the largest list of top-quality AI tools available on the web.\nAlbus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAwesome GPT - List of dozens of GPT style LLMs.\nEsperanto.ai - Esperanto delivers high-performance, energy-efficient computing solutions that are the compelling choice for the most demanding AI and non-AI applications.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGPT4all - Self Hosted GPT Alternative.\nHuggingface.co - Open Source CHAT GPT Alternative.\nLM Studio - LM Studio lets you discover, download, and run local LLMs entirely offline.\nMaxAI.me - Chrome extension that lets you utilize AI on different sites.\nParse Prompt - Convert and summarize podcast episodes, audio clips, web-pages, and YouTube into AI-generated content.\nAttack Surface # BynaryEdge - We scan the web and gather data for you.\nCensys - Attack Surface Management Solutions.\nCriminalip.io - Cyber Threat Intelligence Search Engine and Attack Surface Management (ASM) platform.\nRedHunt Labs - Discover your Attack Surface, Continuously.\nSecurityTrails - The Total Internet Inventory.\nBug Hunting # Bug Bounty writeups - Detailed breakdowns of all sorts of different types of attacks.\nBughunter-handbook - A list of resources that will help bug bounty hunters with resources that are useful during their bug bounty journey.\nCertificates # CertSpotter - Monitors your domains for expiring, unauthorized, and invalid SSL certificates.\nCensys - Certificates - Certificates Search.\nCrt.sh - Certificate Search.\nCTSearch - Certificate Transparency Search Tool.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nTLS.BufferOver.run - Quickly find certificates in IPv4 space.\nCredentials # Check your email accounts to find associated accounts with breached companies.\nBreachdirectory.org - Check if your information was exposed in a data breach.\nCrackstation.net - Massive pre-computed lookup (Rainbow) tables to crack password hashes.\nDehashed - Free deep-web scans and protection against credential leaks, Takes Monero for Premium accounts.\nHackcheck - Hackcheck is a data breach search engine that makes checking the integrity of your data easy and flexible cheap! They currently offer several lightning fast queries to search through our billions of records with. The queries they offer are email, password, username, name, IP address, phone number, and domain name.\nHave I Been Pwned - Check if your email or phone is in a data breach.\nHaveibeensold.app - App that checks who is selling your data. Currently down.\nIntelx - Needs an account for most dumps, but shows accounts and password associated with on different sites.\nLeak-Lookup - Search across thousands of data breaches to find you compromised data - Requires an account for full results. Cheap prices and accepts Monero.\nLeakCheck.io - Make sure your credentials haven\u0026rsquo;t been compromised.\nLeakix - Identify public data leaks.\nMozilla Monitor - Stay safe with privacy tools from the makers of Firefox that protect you from hackers and companies that publish and sell your personal information. We’ll alert you of any known data breaches, find and remove your exposed info and continually watch for new exposures.\nSnusbase - Stay on top of the latest database breaches.\nSpycloud.com - More in Depth than haveIbeenpwned. Requires an account.\nCode Search Engines # GitHub Code Search - A search engine for searching projects on GitHub.\nGrep.app - Search across a half million git repos.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nNerdyData - Find companies based on their website\u0026rsquo;s tech stack or code.\nPublicwww.com - Source Code Search Engine. Find any alphanumeric snippet, signature or keyword in the web pages HTML, JS and CSS code.\nRepoSearch - Source code search engine that helps you find implementation details, example usages or just analyze code.\nSearchCode - Search 75 billion lines of code from 40 million projects.\nSourceGraph - Understand and search across your entire codebase.\nData Retention # Archive.org - The biggest site for internet website archives.\nDessant - A web extension for pulling data from archived sites.\nInteltechniques - A guide to manually remove your data from archive sites.\nMemento Time Travel - Memento TimeTravel is built using the archive.today API, and can thus be utilized as an upgraded internet archive product. It offers web users with an easy-to-use design.\nPagefreezer.com - PageFreezer is an alternative to the Wayback machine which utilizes Google-like crawling technology. The screenshots are taken using a fully automated operation.\nTubeRipper - An app that lets you rip or download videos from most platforms.\nWebcite - WebCite differs from the Wayback Machine by providing the sort of detailed snapshots of author-cited references requested by publishers, editors, and readers.\nDevice Information # Macaddress.io - MAC address vendor lookup.\nMaclookup.app - Find the vendor name of a device by entering an OUI or a MAC address.\nMacvendors.com - Find MAC Address Vendors. Now.\nMAC Vendor Lookup - Look up the vendor for a specific MAC Address.\nDNS # Chaos - Enhance research and analyse changes around DNS for better insights.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing.\nDNSDumpster - DNS recon \u0026amp; research, find \u0026amp; lookup DNS records.\nDNShistory.org - Domain Name System Historical Record Archive.\nDNSdb - Passive DNS historical database.\nDNSviz - Tool for visualizing the status of a DNS zone.\nDNSTwister - The anti-phishing domain name search engine and DNS monitoring service.\nDnslytics - The ultimate online investigation tool for DNS and other internet data.\nHackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nPassivedns.mnemonic.no - Web interface for querying passive DNS data collected in our malware lab.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nRapidDNS - DNS query tool which make querying - subdomains or sites of a same IP easy.\nDomains # Buckets.grayhatwarfare.com - Public buckets.\nBuiltWith - Find out what websites are Built With.\nCentralOps - DomainDossier - Investigate domains and IP addresses.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing!\nDomainIQ - Comprehensive Domain Intelligence.\nGrayhatwarfare.com - domains - How to search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nIPInfo - Provides your WAN or Public IP address.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nPentest-tools.com - Discover subdomains and determine the attack surface of an organization.\nRiddler - Allows you to search in a high quality dataset.\nRobTex - Various kinds of research of IP numbers, Domain names, etc.\nSecurityheaders.com - Scan your site now.\nSimilarweb.com - The easiest and fastest tool to find out what\u0026rsquo;s really going on online.\nSitereport.netcraft.com - Find out the infrastructure and technologies used by any site.\nSpyonweb.com - Find out related websites.\nStatscrop.com - Millions of amazing websites across the web are being analyzed with StatsCrop.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVisualsitemapper.com - Create a visual map of your site.\nWho.is - WHOIS Search, Domain Name, Website, and IP Tools.\nWhois.domaintools.com - Industry’s fastest domain discovery engine and broadest, most accurate data.\nWhoisology.com - Deep Connections Between Domain Names \u0026amp; Their Owners.\nExploits # 0day.today - The ultimate database of exploits and vulnerabilities.\nExploit-DB - An Exploit Database.\npacketstormsecurity.com - Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers.\nRapid7 - DB - A vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSploitus - A convenient central place for identifying the newest exploits.\nVulmon - A vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nFacial Recognition # Pimeyes - The gold Standard in facial recognition search, while prioritizing privacy. Focused Search Engines # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Correlate – Google Trends Correlate can help you identify search patterns that correlate with real-world trends. It can be used to identify search patterns that are similar to one another. For example, you could use the tool to find out if there is a link between new legislation and gun sales (at least in terms of the search volume related to the two topics).\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nGrabify - Grabify is a free web-based IP grabbing/URL shortening tool. (IP grabbing just as it implies simply means getting/grabbing peoples IP addresses.) This can be used to get location/IP data from potential attackers.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nIPGeo - IpGeo is a python tool to extract IP addresses from captured network traffic file (pcap/pcapng) and generate csv report containing details about the geolocation of each ip in the packets.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMillion Short – Million Short has an interesting approach to searching for information online. The interface is generally similar to a typical search engine. However, you can sort and filter the results in a number of ways. Examples include popularity, eCommerce, live chat, date, location, and others. Also, it automatically pulls out the top sites that usually occupy the top spots in any search result (e.g. Amazon.com, eBay, YouTube, etc.)\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nMention - A service that lets you track any code words across social media platforms. Paid service.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOSSDatabase - OSS DATABASE is a crowdsourced database of Open Source software. Their goal is to make it easy to look for open source alternatives and compare them with their proprietary peers.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPulsedive - A search engine for devices connected to the internet.\nPublic API\u0026rsquo;s - A list of several different API\u0026rsquo;s that are free to use for data pulling.\nPublicData.com - PublicData.com is the number one resource for public records from local, state, and federal agencies.\nProwl - A free IP search \u0026amp; identifications of IoC and IoA.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nSearch by Image - Tool to reverse image search docs, only works in Chromium based browsers.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nShodan – A search engine and network security tool for the internet of things. It finds devices on the internet like web servers, webcams, appliances, traffic lights, and even power plants.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTalkWalkerAlerts – TalkWalkerAlerts is a great alternative to Google Alerts because, in addition to monitoring the web for certain keywords, it monitors social media, blogs, and forums as well. This can be helpful if you need to find mentions of someone’s name or business across the web. Free and paid options.\nTorSearch - A TOR search engine for websites hosted on TOR (The Darknet).\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nTinyEye - A reverse image search.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nGeolocation # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nMail Addresses # Centralops - Email, Whois, DNS search info.\nEmailHippo - Email address verification technology.\nEmail-format.com - Find the email address formats in use at thousands of companies.\nHunter.io - Find professional email addresses in seconds.\nIntelligenceX - Search engine and data archive. Finds public personal information from data brokers.\nMelissa - Emailcheck - Check email addresses and verify they are live.\nMXToolbox - Check your email headers.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nReacher.email - Open-Source Email Verification.\nRocketReach - Your first-degree connection to any professional.\nskymem.info - Find email addresses of companies and people.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nThatsThem - Reverse email lookup.\nverify-email.org - Checks whether the mailbox exists or not.\nVoilaNorbert - I can find anyone\u0026rsquo;s email address.\nOSINT Lists # About.start.me - OSINT Dashboard to combine different OSINT tools.\nAwesome-Osint - A curated list of amazingly awesome open source intelligence tools and resources.\nFacebook Email Search - A simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFreedomlab.io - FreedomLab is a virtual gathering place for human rights defenders. Here you will find a repository of training materials, tutorials, and digital tools, all tailored to your needs and requirements. We hope you will learn about tools, experiences, advocacy and fundraising strategies, as well as knowledge and skills related to security. Through support and collaboration, human rights defenders increase their capacity to monitor and report, seek redress, and advocate for the promotion of human rights.\nFull OSINT - Full OSINT focused on the most popular web-based Open Source Intelligence and Cybersecurity Tools.\nHacker Search Engines - Long list of OSINT Tools.\nInteltechniques Tools - Dozens of tools available from Michael Bazzels website.\nOstintFramework - Terrific list. Layout is a bit strange can be annoying to navigate.\nOsint-jobs.com - Job board and education research.\nOsintcurio.us - The OSINT Curious Project was a source of quality, actionable, Open Source Intelligence news, original blogs, instructional videos, and live streams. We tried to keep people curious about exploring web applications for bits of information or trying out new techniques to access important OSINT data.\nOsintool.com - List of multiple tools with install instructions.\nOsintdojo.com - A giant list of OSINT resources.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nSociallinks.io - Everything you need to navigate the OSINT world, gain deeper insights, and enhance investigations.\nSocial-Analyzer - API, CLI \u0026amp; Web App for analyzing \u0026amp; finding a person’s profile across social media websites. It includes different string analysis and detection modules, you can choose which combination of modules to use during the investigation process.\nSpiderFoot - SpiderFoot is an open-source OSINT tool with 200+ modules for gathering information on target organizations, domains and IP addresses, networks, emails, and usernames. It offers automation capabilities for routine OSINT tasks like DNS queries, threat intelligence checks, breach detection, WHOIS lookups, and more.\nstart.me - Another Giant list of all sorts of tools.\nTCM-Open-Source-Intellingence-Resources - Compilation of Resources from TCM\u0026rsquo;s OSINT Course.\nX-osint - An Open source intelligent framework ie an osint tool which gathers valid information about a phone number, user’s email address, perform VIN Osint, and reverse, perform subdomain enumeration, able to find email from a name, and so much more.\nSecurity Focused Tools # 2fA.Directory - List of companies that use 2FA in America. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\n2fA.Directory.International - List of companies that use 2FA Internationally. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nBest Randoms - Random information generator for huge amount of categories.\nDmarc and SPF Checkers - A site Dmarc, SPF and DKIM are Email security settings that protect your email account from being spoofed or faked. This tool scores your domain to see how difficult it would be to spoof. ^1^\nDNS checker and port scanner - A site to check open ports, DNS SPF records and much more on your own internal server.\nEfani - Test your Phone number public connections to see your total phone exposure.\nEmail Rep - App that lets you check the known reputability of any email address and domain.\nEnd Of Life - Tracks closely software updates, and EOL status for a massive list of software. Need to figure out how long your new phone will be supported? They have you covered.\nExiftool - A tool let’s you pull metadata info from a wide range of file types.\nHudson Rock - Free tools to check for compromised corporate accounts.\nHowsecureismypassword - A site to test the security and the Bruce Force difficulty of your password.\nImmuniweb - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server or servers. Checks SSL status of multiple different types of applications. Also checks compliance with frameworks such as PCI, HIPAA and NIST.\nIp Quality Score - An app to check your IP, Email and Fraud prevention. Also allows for verifying Tor and VPN connectivity and much more.\nPolisis - Polisis gives you a glimpse of what websites actually say in their privacy policies.\nPrivacy Parrot - A search engine that helps determine if a website can sell your personal information.\nScamDoctor - Project that tracks known scam websites and use an algorithm to determine likelihood of other scams.\nSecurity Headers - A site to check the security headers of your own self-hosted server to check your exposure to attacks like XSS, Clickjacking and more.\nShieldsup - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Run by Steve Gibson of the SecurityNow Podcast and Spinrite data recovery application.\nSSL LABS - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Specifically looks at TLS config and hash algorithm of your website.\nTiny-check - A piece of software that scans your phone to check for unauthorized monitoring apps unknowingly installed.\nTOSBack (Terms of Service) - A website that reads back other website terms of service and puts it into a simple and easy to read summary.\nTraceLabs - An OSINT service that helps find missing people.\nVirus Total - Scan files, hashes and URLs to run them against a database of known compromised software. Extremely useful when evaluating new suspicious files or programs.\nW3Techs - Large list that tracks software utilization across industries. Find metrics based around software markets share.\nServers # FOFA - Cyberspace mapping.\nGreyNoise - The source for understanding internet noise.\nNatlas - Scaling Network Scanning.\nNetlas.io - Discover, Research and Monitor any Assets Available Online.\nOnyphe.io - Cyber Defense Search Engine for open-source and cyber threat intelligence data.\nZoomEye - Global cyberspace mapping.\nSocial Media Tools # Discord # Discord OSINT Attack Surface - Description of Discord\u0026rsquo;s attack surface.\nDiscord Snowflake to Timestamp Converter - Pulls Discord message timestamps.\nDiscordBee - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDiscordServers Search - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDutch OSINT Guy Discord Resources - OSINT Discord resources that may be useful for searching or pivoting on Discord.\nFacebook # Einvestigator.com - Facebook Search Tools and Resources.\nFacebook Email Search - Is a simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFB People Directory - Is a native tool built by Facebook so you can, as its name suggests, search their people directory. It’s super useful and one of the easiest tools to use when you’re looking for someone.\nPassive DNS - Technology allows you to investigate everything you can imagine about any organization or company in the world, way beyond a simple citizen profile. Let’s see it in action for facebook.com.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nToolzu.com - A platform for Facebook video downloading.\nGab # Gab OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGab OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tool for creating Bookmarklet.\nGab OSINT Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB ^1^\nGeneral Social Media Tools # Sherlock - Finds all usernames across 300 different social media platforms.\nSocialBlade - Real Time follower/subscriber counter for Youtube, Twitch, Instagram and Twitter.\nStories Down - Guide for several different platforms.\nGettr # Gettr OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGettr OSINT Investigations Tips \u0026amp; Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB.\nInstagram # Gramho - Identifying Followers of a Private Instagram Profile.\nInstahunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Instagram posts.\nInstagram OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Instagram.\nPicuki - View, edit and share your publicly available Instagram content.\nLinkedIn # Epieos LinkedIn Tool - Retrieve information linked to an email address.\nHow to conduct OSINT on Linkedin - List of tactics and strategies.\nLinkedIn OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the LinkedIn attack surface.\nLinkedIn OSINT Bookmarket Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part I - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part II - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nNew LinkedIn Search Features - Guide on search functions in LinkedIn.\nPinterest # Aware Online - List of tactics and strategies.\nPinterest OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Pinterest attack surface.\nReddit # Rdddeck - Creates Reddit decks.\nReddit OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Reddit attack surface.\nReddit OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nReddit OSINT Techniques - List of Osint tools and tactics for Reddit.\nUnddit - App that lets you display removed (by mods) and deleted (by users) comments/posts for Reddit.\nSkype # Skype OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Skype attack surface.\nSkypli - Skype search engine.\nSnapchat # Snapchat OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Snapchat attack surface.\nSnap Map - Watch Snaps submitted by Snapchatters around the world.\nTelegram # Awesome Telegram OSINT - Massive list of Telegram Tools.\nTelegram Analytics - Telegram channels and groups catalog in addition chat monitoring.\nTelegram Database - Telegram Search Engine.\nTikTok # TikTok OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the TikTok attack surface.\nTikTok OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate TikTok investigations.\nVidnice - TikTok search engine.\nTumblr # Tumblr OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Tumbler attack surface.\nTumblr OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate Tumblr investigations.\nTumblr OSINT Techniques - Breakdown of many tactics and techniques for OSINT on Tumblr.\nTwitter/X.com # Birdhunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Twitter posts.\nBot Sentinel - Helps you find and block trolls and fake Twitter accounts.\nFoller.me - Free people search engine finds social media profiles, public records, and more!\nNitter - Access Twitter through a privacy front end without an account.\nTinfoleak - Search for Twitter users leaks.\nTweet Beaver - If you’re doing research that involves a Twitter user, TweetBeaver is a great resource. Use it for things like downloading a user’s friends list, downloading a user’s followers list, checking to see if two accounts follow one another, and much more.\nTweetdeck - TweetDeck offers a more convenient Twitter experience by letting you view multiple timelines in one easy interface. It includes a host of advanced features to help get the most of Twitter: Manage multiple Twitter accounts, schedule Tweets for posting in the future, build Tweet collections, and more.\nTwitter OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Twitter attack surface.\nSpoonbill - Spoonbill lets you see profile changes from the people you follow on Twitter or other social networks.\nTrendsmap - Tracks hashtag trends by location.\nTweeterID - Pull your Twitter user ID.\nGetvidfy.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nSavetweetvid.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nURLs # HackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nMOZ Link Explorer - The world\u0026rsquo;s best backlink checker with over 40 trillion links.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nShorteners.grayhatwarfare.com - Search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nURLScan - A sandbox for the web.\nVehicles # Autocheck - Search by Vin or License Plate. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nFaxvin - Search by Vin. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nLicensesearch.org - Can be used to search License plates and Drivers licenses for a fee.\nSkipTracer - Python-based search engine program, that searches lots of different categories, Name, email, phone etc. In particular you can search License Plate info which is the most unique feature of this app.\nVehicle-OSINT-Collection - A comprehensive list of websites, add-ons, repositories, and other tools useful for finding information on a target vehicle ^2^\nVulnerabilities # Aqua Vulnerability Database - Vulnerabilities and weaknesses in open source applications and cloud native infrastructure.\nCapec.Mitre.org - A site that tracks common attack patterns.\nCloudvulndb.org - The Open Cloud Vulnerability \u0026amp; Security Issue Database.\nCVEDetails - The ultimate security vulnerability datasource.\nCVE.org - Another site that tracks identifies defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nGitHub Advisory Database - Security vulnerability database inclusive of CVEs and GitHub originated security advisories.\nLibraries.io - Open source package tracker.\nMITRE CVE - Another site that identifies, defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nMitre.org - A site that tracks common weaknesses across all software.\nNIST NVD - The National Vulnerability Database, that lists known threats and vulnerabilities.\nOssindex.sonatype.org - A free catalogue of open source components and scanning tools to help developers identify vulnerabilities, understand risk, and keep their software safe.\nOpencve.io - Easiest way to track CVE updates and be alerted about new vulnerabilities.\nOsv.dev - Open Source Vulnerability tracker.\nRapid7 - DB - Vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSecurity.snyk.io - Open Source Vulnerability Database.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVulDB - Number one vulnerability database.\nVulmon - Vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nVulners.com - Your Search Engine for Security Intelligence.\nVulnIQ - Vulnerability intelligence and management solution.\nWifi Discovery and Scanning # Acrylic WiFi - WiFi analysis, site survey \u0026amp; troubleshooting.\nAvast Wi-Fi Finder - Avast Wi-Fi Finder is an app to help you find free WiFi networks around you. Just check the map and take a look at the different points that show up. Tapping one of them gives you more information: the name of the network, whether it requires a password, etc.\nFree WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nNetwork Tools - Phone App for tracking all sorts of network metrics.\nOpen WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nWiFinder -\n"},{"id":15,"href":"/political-tools/","title":"Political","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;He knows nothing and thinks he knows everything. That points clearly to a political career.\u0026rdquo; -George Bernard Shaw\nHere at Liberty Tools we believe in looking at alternatives to electoral politics. We believe that in terms of advancing freedom electoral politics has mostly been a lost battle, or very often is actually counter productive. However we do have great respect for anyone who is trying to advance freedom as part of the political process, and continuing in the footsteps of the great politicians such as Ron Paul.\n🏛️ Find Representatives \u0026amp; Voting Info # Govtrack – Look up your Congressional representatives and their voting records. Vote.org – Polling Place Locator – Find out where to vote. Ballotpedia – Discover open races, ballot measures, candidate info, and more. IV3 – Verify your voter roll info, report inaccuracies, and track updates. 💵 Money in Politics # Opensecrets – Follow campaign finance and lobbying data. ALLRegreen – Track campaign contributions by industry and individual donors. Follow The Crypto – See cryptocurrency donations to politicians. Check My Donation – Check if your name has been used fraudulently in political donations. 📊 Government Transparency \u0026amp; Spending # Open the Books – Audit government spending at federal, state, and local levels. Data Republican – Explore federal grant allocations, charity, and NGO funding. DogeAI - A new AI project trying to expose political corruption. 🏢 Political Appointees \u0026amp; Local Involvement # OurPublicService.org – Appointee Tracker – Track political appointees in federal positions. Run Locally – Libertarian Party initiative to support local candidates. "},{"id":16,"href":"/privacy/","title":"Privacy","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The Cypherpunks are actively engaged in making the networks safer for privacy. Let us proceed together apace. Onward\u0026rdquo; - Eric Hughes\nPrivacy is a fundamental tenet of a free society. Corporations and governments are gathering data at record rates and will happily sell it to the highest bidder. In the era of social media, doxxing, twitter mobs and rising crime, take back your privacy to protect yourself and your family.\nAll in one Privacy Solutions # Cloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Cloaked is not Open Source. Though they do plan to open source their project in the future. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nMySudo - All in one privacy solution. MySudo offers services for phones, profiles, emails, virtual credit cards and more. MySudo doesnt always work well on non Android OSes like Calyx and you often need a google supported phone for activation, but once you activate it, it should work fine on Graphene.\nBrowsers # Brave - From the original creators of Firefox, Brave aims to use maximum privacy as a default. With ad blocking, phishing blocking, fingerprint and cookie blocking all enabled by default. Brave does offer ad payments in its own crypto token BAT, which has drawn some criticism from privacy advocates - In Depth Review\nDecentr - Brand new blockchain-based browser. Pays out in their own token for browsing search, much like Brave.\nFirefox - Firefox has a long-established history of competing with the most well-known browsers as the longest-serving open-source alternative. However, due to recent changes by Firefox in order to gain more revenue, we NO longer recommend them. Check out more here.\nLibreWolf - LibreWolf is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks.\nMullvad Browser - The Mullvad Browser is a privacy-focused web browser developed in a collaboration between Mullvad VPN and the Tor Project. It’s designed to minimize tracking and fingerprinting. You could say it’s a Tor Browser to use without the Tor Network. Instead, you can use it with a trustworthy VPN. The idea is to provide one more alternative – beside the Tor Network – to browse the internet with more privacy. To get as many people as possible to fight the big data gathering of today. To free the internet from mass surveillance.\nPrivacy Tests - In-depth comparison of browser privacy.\nTor Browser - Tor Browser is your choice if you need an extra layer of anonymity. It\u0026rsquo;s a modified version of Firefox, which comes with pre-installed privacy add-ons, encryption, and an advanced proxy. It\u0026rsquo;s not recommended to install additional browser addons. Plugins or addons may bypass Tor or compromise your privacy. While TOR is the best in privacy, it is also notoriously slow.\nWaterfox - Waterfox is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks. Not quite as private as something like LibreWolf, but makes up for it in speed and functionality.\nBrowser Exposure Checks # Cover Your Tracks and EFF Tool - A project from the EFF. Cover Your Tracks is two things: a tool for users to understand how unique and identifiable their browser makes them online, and a research project to uncover the tools and techniques of online trackers and test the efficacy of privacy add-ons. In Depth Breakdown and Review\nIpleak - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDNSLeaktest - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDeviceInfo - Checks computer hardware and software specs\nAm I Unique -Checks your IP and browser public info.\nBlacklight- Check third party trackers\nBrowserspy - When you surf around the internet your browser leaves behind a trail of digital footprints. Websites can use these footprints to check your system. BrowserSpy.dk is a service where you can check just what information it\u0026rsquo;s possible to gather from your system, just by visiting a website.\nPrivacy.net - What information can a website find out about you when you visit it? A lot more than you probably realize. This tool lists information that any website, advertisement, and widget can collect from your web browser. Such information could be used to identify you and/or track your behavior using tactics like IP lookups and browser fingerprinting. While none of this may be considered personally identifiable information (PII), the profile drawn from all these pieces of information can be so distinct that it can only plausibly match a single person.\nPersonaldata.info - Check what data your browser is leaking, and other tools.\nBrowser Extensions # AdNauseam - Extension that randomly opens ads to obfuscate tracking.\nBypass Paywalls - App that lets you get past paywalls to view otherwise paid content.\nCanvas Fingerprint Defender - Creates fake Canvas IDs to prevent fingerprinting.\nClear Browsing Data - Clear browsing data like cookies, history, and cache directly from the browser toolbar.\nDissenter - Browser extension that allows you to comment on any web page free of censorship.\nGoogle Teller - App that beeps every time a connection with Google is made.\nHTTPS Everywhere - Encrypts your communications with many major websites, making your browsing more secure.\nLibRedirect - Redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends like Newpipe, Nitter, Wikiless, etc.\nLocalCDN - Emulates Content Delivery Networks to improve your online privacy by intercepting traffic and injecting supported resources locally.\nMailvelope - Privacy-focused email web extension to securely encrypt your emails with PGP using webmail providers.\nMozilla Containers - Allows you to separate your browsing experience into different color-coded tabs to help protect your privacy.\nNoScript - Allows JavaScript and other potentially harmful content to be executed only by trusted websites of your choice.\nPrivacy Badger - Stops advertisers and trackers from secretly tracking where you go and what pages you look at on the web.\nPrivacy Possum - Monkey wrenches common commercial tracking methods by reducing and falsifying the data gathered by tracking companies.\nRedirector - Web browser extension (Firefox, Vivaldi, Chrome, Opera, Edge) to redirect URLs based on regex or wildcard patterns.\nSnowFlake - Helps people in censored countries access the Internet without restrictions by acting as a proxy.\nTerms of Service; Didn\u0026rsquo;t Read - Provides short and quick summaries about the terms and privacy policies of websites you browse.\nTrackMeNot - Protects privacy in web-search by issuing randomized queries to common search engines.\nuBlock Origin - Free, open-source ad content blocker that increases security and privacy in your browser.\nWatch on Odysee - Redirects you from YouTube to Odysee, a decentralized YouTube alternative.\nComputers # Computer Manufacturers # Purism - Open Source company. Makes Open Source Laptops, Phones and Servers. Partners with other liberty focused companies like Start 9. Accepts Bitcoin as a method of payment. Also offers a private phone data plan. Shipping is known to be very slow in some cases. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nStarLabs - A computer company that sells a wide range of linux computers that come preconfigured with multiple different distros. Also includes a linux based tablet. Accepts Bitcoin\nSystem76 - Well known American Linux Company. Developed and pioneered Pop-OS operating system, A user friendly Ubuntu/Debian Fork.\nTuxedoComputers - High quality Linux focused computers. German company, only communicates in German.\nComputer Operating Systems # CNIX - A simple Linux distro that puts privacy first, but it\u0026rsquo;s much less intense than TAILS or QUBES.\nDistro Watch - Distro Watch tracks and rates all Linux Operating systems.\nLinuxMint - Linux distro for beginners.\nPop!_OS - Ubuntu Fork built by a dedicated Linux Hardware Company System76. Pop!_OS is one of the easiest and cleanest Linux distros around.\nQubesOS - a privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. Qubes requires a bit more hardware as it runs several virtual machines to segregate your applications to better ensure your privacy.\nReactOS - An Open Source OS designed to mimic the Windows file system.\nTAILS - A privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. With TAILS all traffic is routed through TOR and all of your data is deleted as soon as the computer is turned off.\nUbuntu - The long term gold standard for beginner Linux users.\nData Removal # AccountKiller- Website that helps you find and delete a wide range of old accounts across multiple platforms through specific account/platform targeting.\nCreditFreeze- Freeze your Credit in the event of a data breach\nCyberOneIntel - CyberOneIIntel claims to find what other services can\u0026rsquo;t - including social media accounts, employment history, dating profiles, gaming profiles, dark web credential breaches, indexed search engine occurrences, and much more.\nData Broker Opt Out List - massive list of data sites to opt out of manually.\nData Brokers List - Links to purge your data manually from data brokers\nData Opt Out - Links to requests to manually delete data from multiple websites and platforms.\nDeleteMe - Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. In Depth Discussion\nEasyOptOuts - Cheap service to remove your accounts from Data Brokers\nHacked - Paid service that helps you recover from hacks and exposed personal data. Service can help with deleting videos or images from website or social media platforms. Service can also help you recover hacked accounts if you have lost access.\nJustDeleteMe - A directory of direct links to delete your account from web services. If you would like to delete a wide range of your accounts manually, JustDeleteMe can link you directly to the section of page where you can easily delete your account.\nMyDataRemoval - Another competitor for purging personal information, Name, Home address etc. Review\nOneRep - Alternative to DeleteMe. Offers a free trial and more deletion services but does have some negative reviews. One Rep is known for automating this process and not using employee manual checks. In Depth Review\nOptery - Removes Your Home Address, Phone and Other Private Info from Google, and 220+ Sites Review\nRedact - App that will delete your social media presence including specific comments and posts on multiple platforms. Includes FB, Reddit, Discord, Twitter etc…\nRemove Data from web Archive - Guide to remove your data from archive sites\nSayMine- Automated service that pulls your emails to find accounts created and sends them emails for data removal request. Be careful though, as this can sometimes cause you to send information to companies that you may have received emails from, but do not actually have an account with and thus actually giving them more information than they had in the first place. Saymine also offers corporate privacy services.\nDead Mans Switch # BqETH - BeQth is a trustless dead mans switch based on the Polygon network, an Ethereum Layer 2. BeQth lets you create a smart contract on the polygon blockchain that will send out our secret data via email to whoever you wish after an allotted amount of time. Transactions are all encrypted and totally on chain. Users can essentially mine the algorithm to unlock secret keys by the allotted time, essentially allowing for users to mine secrets. Does not require KYC. CipherWill - A non crypto based E2E dead mans switch service. Your secrets are encrypted with 256 AES encryption and zero knowledge proofs for the best possible security. Requires basic KYC. Gone Mans Switch - Gone Man\u0026rsquo;s Switch is a simple web application that allows you to create messages that will be delivered when you are absent (gone) for a certain period. Fully Self-hosted and open source. You can schedule long term messages to yourself via Telegram, Email or SMS. Sarcophagus - Similar to BeQTH Sarcophagus is also built on the polygon blockchain. Sarcophagus is decentralized, open-source and DAO owned + operated. They believe bringing dead man\u0026rsquo;s switch functionality to the web3 ecosystem can empower and provide security infrastructure for an entire generation of applications, regardless of their size Email # Email Providers # Email cannot offer the same fundamental privacy of other communication protocols. Use better tools when it matters. Nevertheless, it remains an essential tool in every day life, and the following providers offer excellent privacy.\n10 Minute Mail - Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.- Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.\n33Mail - Unlimited private email aliases.\nBeeble - Encrypted email and data storage. Uses hybrid AED and PGP encryption methods. Uses decentralized server infrastructure.\nFastMail - No free version. In Depth Review.\nLavabit - The company responsible for setting the Seppuku Pledge precedent. Originally used by Edward Snowden, Lavabit refused to give up information on him to the US Government. Lavabit shut down before handing over information and re-opened years later.\nMailbox - Private email with cloud services. In Depth Review.\nMailcow - Self-hosting email isn\u0026rsquo;t recommended, but Mailcow is an application that can help simplify the process. Article on the difficulties with Email.\nMailfence - Encrypted email service based in Belgium.\nMigadu - Email hosting service that doesn\u0026rsquo;t track and lets you add in unlimited domains and accounts for cheap.\nPax Mail - A lesser-known privacy-focused email provider, Pax offers paid-only accounts to provide full email services that do not compromise their values. Specifically created for Freedom lovers. Their values are listed clearly here.\nProtonMail - All data is stored in an encrypted state, and decrypted by the client. Emails between Proton users are end-to-end encrypted. The client-side code is open source. Proton servers are located in Switzerland. Basic accounts are free. Additional storage and features are available through paid plans, which can be paid for in Bitcoin. In-depth review from Restore Privacy.\nTutanota - Similar to Proton, all data is stored in an encrypted state, and emails between users are end-to-end encrypted. Tutanota servers are located in Germany, which is part of the 14 Eyes. Free and paid options available.\nEmail Clients # FairEmail - Fully featured, open source, privacy friendly email app for Android. Uses OpenKeychain to decrypt messages and optionally encrypt messages. Review\nK-9 - Mobile open source email client. Review\nMailSpring - Opensource. Great free email client, works with a variety of email providers. Does not work with Protonmail.\nThunderbird - Thunderbird is a free and open-source cross-platform email client developed by the Mozilla Foundation, the people who are behind the Firefox web browser. Been around for awhile, can be a bit buggy at times.\nEmail Aliases # Abine/Blur - Provides email and Debit card aliases. Albine provides several other options as well. Paid Service offered along with other services. Review\nAnonAddy - Very Similar product to Simple Login. In Depth Review Comparison Review of SL and AA\nFirefox Relay - Free email alias service. Also offers paid phone relay service. Review\nSimple Login - Free cloud services, cheap premium accounts anonymously with Monero. Also offers Self Hosting options.\nFile Encryption # Cryptomator - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nCoze - Coze is an open source cryptographic JSON messaging specification which uses digital signatures to prove identity and ownership over digital files and messages.\nOpenPGP - Lists of several differnt applications that all use the OpenPGP standard.\nPGPTool - Based off the original PGP Alogrithim, PGP tool is a A simple and secure online client-side PGP Key Generator, Encryption and Decryption tool. Generate your PGP Key pairs, encrypt or decrypt messages easily with a few clicks.\nPicoCrypt - Lightweight open source encryption client that’s easy to use, completely free and focuses on only encrypting files and nothing else. Most Encryption apps tend to use AES-256 while Pico uses the new and improved XChaCha20 for encryption. It also uses Argon 2 for key derivation as opposed to SHA for further protection\nVeracrypt - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nFirewalls # Little Snitch - Inbound and Outbound firewall blocking for desktop. MAC OS only.\nOPNsense is a free and open source network FreeBSD-based firewall\nPFSense - Well supported free Open Source network Firewall Software\nPihole - Network wide Ad-Blocker and DNS sinkhole. Can also be used as a DHCP server\nPort Master - Application Firewalls. This program works as a VPN replacement. May break your VPN connection while installed. Works in Linux and Windows.\nSimplewall - Simple Open Source Windows only Firewall\nSnort - Open Source Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)\nInternet Service Providers # FemtoStar - Open Source Satellite internet.\nNomadinternet - Internet for off grid living.\nUkama - A project empowering everyone to build a decentralized cell phone network powered by you to connect the world.\nKillswitches # Buskill - USB ‘dead man’s switch’ locks down (or kills) snatched laptops\nUSBGuard - The USBGuard software framework helps to protect your computer against rogue USB devices (a.k.a. BadUSB) by implementing basic whitelisting and blacklisting capabilities based on device attributes.\nUSBKill - USBKill Python Script allows your computer to lock out if any unapproved USB devices are inserted into your computer. Directly inspired by the arrest of Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht\nMessengers # Bitchat- Launched by Jack Dorsey in 2025, like Briar it uses bluetooth. Other features include: Works Offline on local Bluetooth LE mesh networks, with automatic peer discovery and multi-hop relaying Provides end to end encryption via X25519 key exchange and AES-256-GCM for both private and channel messages. Supports store \u0026amp; forward, caching messages for offline peers until they reconnect Requires no accounts, email addresses, or phone numbers messages live only on users’ devices.\nBriar - Briar doesn’t rely on a central server - messages are synchronized directly between the users’ devices. If the internet’s down, Briar can sync via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, keeping the information flowing in a crisis. If the internet’s up, Briar can sync via the Tor network for additional privacy.\nComparison and Ranks - Detailed comparison of all major messaging apps features and privacy.\nKeet - Peer-to-Peer Chat with high quality Video \u0026amp; Text. Private \u0026amp; Encrypted. Has BTC payment methods built in.\nMatrix - Also commonly known as Element for the most popular Matrix front end. Matrix is a chat Protocol with several different applications that cab be used to participate in the network. Element has full End-to-End encryption, completely open source, fully self hostable and comes with most of the same functionality of Discord or Slack. Also has the ability to Bridge with other chat apps, meaning you can connect Matrix directly to Telegram, or Slack or most other chat apps and mangage those communications via whichever matrix client you choose. Probably the best option for self hosting small companies. Matrix Instance Testing\nMolly- Hardened Signal Fork that is fully open source.\nSignal - An easy-to-use end-to-end encrypted messenger. Long considered the gold standard. Built in auto-delete of messages. standard of chat privacy. Not fully open source. Signal used to require a phone number, but you can now use a username if you prefer. One of the easiest apps to convert normies.\nSilence - A signal fork that picked up SMS direct encryption after Signal decided to no longer pursue it. While you should stay away from SMS whenever possible, it is sometimes still necessary to communicate with certain people this way. And with Silence you can protect yourself. Signal on SMS\nSimpleX - The first messenger without user IDs. SimpleX uses the smart client dumb server model. Meaning you can setup a simple relay to forward your fully encrypted messages to recievers. SimpleX is still early. It has a simple desktop but this isnt fully features currently. In Depth Podcast with the creator.\nSession - Session is an end-to-end encrypted messenger that minimises sensitive metadata, designed and built for people who want absolute privacy and freedom from any form of surveillance. No phone numbers and completely open source.\nTelegram - Easy to use encrypted messaging app. Telegram is NOT End-to-End encrypted by default but does have the option to create E2E secret chats. While its not E2E encrypted it does still encrypt your traffic to the Telegram Servers which is an improvement over SMS. Telegram is simple and is heavily used all across the world, and is a good introduction to a more privacy preserving chat app. However Telegram does have access to user data in its internal servers and has been known to hand that information over at times. Telegram is one of the most used encrypted apps around and as a result can be a haven for scammers.\nThreema - an end-to-end encrypted messenger, similar to Signal. Not a free app. Good overall app, but relatively low userbase due to the non free nature of it.\nWhitenoise - An encrypted messaging app that uses the NOSTR Protocol for private and public key pairs.\nWire - E2E by default. Lots of functionality. Fully open source. Self hosting options available. Built in auto-delete of messages. Can be a bit buggy at times, smaller userbase.\nMetadata Removal # Desktop Metadata removal - Windows and Mac can remove this natively. Linux needs a few steps.\nImagepipe - Android only metadata remover\nMesh Networks # PKT.Cash - PKT uses PacketCrypt, the world’s first bandwidth-hard proof of work. When you connect your home or office internet to the PKT Network, you earn PKT Cash (PKT).PKT mining does not require permission from a centralized company. Miners power the network in a decentralized way, which scales to provide low cost, high speed internet access worldwide.\nOpenmesh - Your Gateway to Building Personalized Data Ecosystems in minutes, instead of weeks. A decentralized node operator that allows for running of various services.\nThreefold - To build an open-source peer-to-peer Internet infrastructure that removes all forms of centralization from the global IT systems. Anything we do needs to improve the planet’s situation and benefit the people around us. Internet access is a human right and it can change everything for the lives of people as an infinite source of tools and information. Our technology was designed to scale ThreeFold anywhere electricity and bandwidth are present.\nMobile # Aliasing # Abine - Offers Phone masking/aliasing for a fee.\nFireFox Relay - Phone Alias service that comes along with an email alias service. Email aliasing is free, phone alias service requires a small monthly fee.)\nSee our All in one Privacy Section for More\nAlternative App Stores # Accrescent - Accrescent is a private and secure Android app store built with modern features in mind. It aims to provide a developer-friendly platform and pleasant user experience while enforcing modern security and privacy practices and offering robust validity guarantees for installed apps.\nAPK-Pure - A site to download and install APK\u0026rsquo;s (install files for phone OSes) this is an easy way to completely bypass app stores. The downside is that your software needs to be updated manually through APK-Pure and is not managed automatically by an app store.\nAptoide - A competitor to the google app store. With over 1 millon apps. While its not specifically privacy focused its a nice alternative when you cant use the regular good app store, or if you cant find what you need in F-Droid.\nAurora Store - A privacy front end for the Google App store. You can find anything you need from google through Aurora. However as this is a front end, it connects to the google app store so that you dont have too. This does require an account. Aurora provides anonymous accounts for you to use, however Google will rate limit these accounts to make them difficult to use sometimes. You can just create your own Gmail account to bypass this if necessary.\nF-Droid - F-Droid is the premier app store for open source apps. For anyone truly intrested in privacy should first check for apps in F-droid before going to mainstream appstores as Fdroid only carries Open Source apps. Completely free, open source and does not require an account.\nObtainium - Obtainium allows you to install and update apps directly from their releases pages, and receive notifications when new releases are made available.\nBurner Phone Numbers # 5sim - Over 500,000 Numbers Originating from Around 180 Countries Online. Low fees. Does not take cryptocurrency.\nBurnerApp - Burner Phone numbers. Usually work for services like Amazon and Twitter\nCrypton - Affordability meets security: For the cost of a movie ticket per month, get a physical SIM phone number. All your messages are encrypted with your personal key, protecting them from prying eyes.\nFreePhoneNum - One time Use burner numbers. Many services wont accept these.\nPhone Blur - offers the use of non-VoIP US phone numbers for account verification, multi-factor authentication, and other needs. Formerly Text Secure.\nSMSPool - Privacy focused non voip SMS burner numbers with area codes from all over the world. Company accepts cryptocurrency including Monero. Cheap options that are known to work with difficult providers like Discord or Twitter.\nSMS4SATS - Bitcoin focused SMS numbers that utilize Bitcoins Layer 2, Lightning network.\nTelnum - Burner Numbers and permanent numbers via Monero\nTossable Digits - Alternative to Google voice for phone porting. Also provides multiple phone numbers.\nMobile Operating Systems # CalyxOS - A privacy focused de-Googled Android Alternative that’s more privacy focused than Lineage but more user friendly than Graphene. Only available on Google Pixel models.\nE.foundation - Degoogled Phone OS that works with most major phone models\nGraphene OS - The king of Privacy phones. Completely de-googled heavily privacy focused phone App Store. Only available on Google Pixel models. Install Guide and Another install guide\nHavoc-OS - Similar to Lineage with large compatibility of devices. Works on over 150 devices. Still available but not a lot of updates.\nLineage – An open source Android alternative that’s compatible with most major Smart Phone and other Android Devices. Does not have a locked bootloader, which is a slight security concern.\nPlexus - App that lists compatibility of over 1000 phone apps for Open source phone roms.\nUbuntu Touch - Open Source Phone and Tablet Rom.\nMobile Phones # Above Phone - The Above Phone offers Graphene OS phones for sale along with their own services like \u0026ldquo;Above VPN\u0026rdquo; along with additional support to help you get fully migrated over to their ecosystem.\nDe-googled - Sells De-googled phones, Lineage Calyx and Graphene - Takes crypto\nEfani - Company that offers Sim Swap protection and prevention. \u0026ldquo;Efani works like any other carrier, except Efani adds exceptional security to your plan via an impressive security tech stack.\u0026rdquo;\nFairphone - Sustainable phone that lets your replace all parts in the phone. Will support CalyxOS soon. currently only available in the UK. Also offers sustainable headphones and other items.\nFreedomphone - NOT RECOMMENDED. Privacy focused phone marketing towards conservatives. OS Is closed source, with little in the way of details on how anything actually works. Backed by conservative commentator Candace Owens.\nFrequency Check - App that lets you check what plans and locations your phone is compatible with.\nIsland - Sandboxing app for Stock Android\nMamushi- Specializes in Calyx OS , Accepts Monero.\nMark37 - A full service Christian privacy company that specializes in their \u0026ldquo;Ghost Phone\u0026rdquo; a Graphene OS phone with custom config. Offers several other privacy services and devices.\nNitrokey - Phones with Mics and Cameras removed\nPine64 - Completely Open Source Phone. May have some compatibility issues.\nPrivate Phone Shop - Fully configured privacy focused phones you purchase. Primarily offers Lineage and Graphene OS. Also offers other privacy services.\nProject Guardian - A physical phone silencing device. A new machine that silences all noise going into your phone from your micophone. All you have to do is set your phone on top of the device and it blocks all incoming sound. Also provides wireless charging. Can be used with two phones at a time.\nPurism - NOT RECOMENDED. Completely Open Source Phone from the ground up, however this comes with many difficulties including supply chain issues. Purism has been known to have very late deliveries in some cases as long as years with no refunds. Order with caution.\nRoninMobile - RoninDojo a bitcoin privacy company, now makes pixel based phones with options for both Calyx and Graphene.\nUnplugged Phone - Unplugged phone is a closed source privacy phone touted by many conservative influencers. It offers its own ecosystem of privacy apps. However many of these apps arent likely to be very useful since you need their phone in order to use them. Given this and the closed source nature of the software we cannot recomend this phone at this time. You are better off with known Open-source alternatives.\nVolla Phone - A minimalist design and new operating concept with the springboard, quick menu and collections. Comes with either Volla OS or Ubuntu Touch installed.\nMobile Service Providers # AweSIM - Privacy focused phone service. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nFreedomPop - Cheap and in some cases free VOIP plans.\nInvisv - Privacy focused phone service. INVISV Relay brings Multi-Party Relay (MPR) privacy to Android, offering a service that decouples trust: where INVISV\u0026rsquo;s job is to ensure that nobody but you has all your critical information. In effect, your requests for data from the Internet, whether with a web browser or with any other app, are unlinked from your identity, and neither INVISV nor our infrastructure partners nor your broadband Internet provider nor a mobile operator can link your identity and your Internet usage and location together.\nSIMXL - e-SIMs Accessible for Everyone, that accepts Monero.\nSilent Link - A real phone number provider not a VOIP number, that can be acquired anonymously. Only allows for incoming calls, but also provides a cheap data plan. Does not always provide the best service. A backup data plan is not a bad idea with this service while using Silent link primarily for privacy.\nVOIP Providers # Hushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nJMP - Private VOIP numbers. Uses the company Telnyx on the back end, but it try\u0026rsquo;s to make this process simpler for a small fee, as you can use Telnyx directly for cheaper fees and good privacy but the process is quite difficult.\nPassword Managers # Password managers are one of the few security tools that makes your life easier. With all of your passwords in one place, often including a password autofill so that you don\u0026rsquo;t have to even type your password, which also helps to keep you safe from keylogging or should surfing attacks.\nBitwarden - FOSS password manager. Free cloud password management, or you can completely self host. 2FA is easily configurable as well. Decryption happens on your client device not on the server, meaning your passwords are encrypted if the server is compromised. Bitwarden also has a password generator, and allows for multiple password encrypted password accounts making it perfect for a small enterprise solution.\nKeepass - The top local password manager. Instead of setting up a server you can run your password manager directly on your personal work machine.\nPasswordSafe - A local password Manager that utilizes Blowfish. Created by security expert and old school cypherpunk Bruce Schneier. Works on windows and Linux.\nVPNMentor Secure Password Generator - Online Password generator for when you aren\u0026rsquo;t working with a standard password manager. Provides other high quality VPN and password related tools as well, like a password strength checker.\nPrivacy for Cars # 49dollarmontanaregisteredagent - Montana based company that creates LLC’s and will register your car to that LLC in Montana thus keeping your name unattached to the car. Montana has the added benefit of a one time registration for cars over 11 years old and no emissions or safety checks\nDeflock - Deflock is a site that tracks \u0026ldquo;Flock\u0026rdquo; ALPR camera readers. Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) are cameras that capture images of all passing license plates, storing details like the car\u0026rsquo;s location, date, and time. These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles—regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. While these systems can be useful for tracking stolen cars or wanted individuals, they are mostly used to track the movements of innocent people.\nFreedomev - Open source software for Tesla cars. Still in development.\nGhostPlate - Physical device that lets you temporarily obscure your license plate.\nNotmyPlate - App that lets you request to legally opt out of License plate collection data via the GDPR. Not likely to be super helpful in non EU countries.\nOpen Auto - An open source alternative to Android Auto, and app that helps you utilize your phone wild driving.\nOpen XC - OpenXC is a combination of open source hardware and software that lets you extend your vehicle with custom applications and pluggable modules. It uses standard, well-known tools to open up a wealth of data from the vehicle to developers, even beyond OBD-II.\nPlate Privacy - A project by the Institute for Justice to track car camera software and fight back.\nPrivacyforCars - Delete your data from rental cars after you are no longer using them. Website also provides a lot of other privacy education on vehicles.\nVehiclePrivacyreport - Check for status of vehicles internet connection to the manufacturers\nPrivacy Resources and Education # Podcasts # Citadel Dispatch - Hosted by Matt Odell a Freedom and Bitcoin Advocate.\nClosed Network - Privacy and security podcast focused on the everyday person and using simple tools and techniques to become a smaller target for online attacks.\nOptOut - Hosted by privacy and freedom advocate Seth for Privacy, covering a wide range of privacy related issues.\nPrivacy Security and Osint - Hosted by the king of privacy, Micahel Bazzell, covers a wide range of privacy, security and Osint. Currently on a hiatus.\nSurveillance Report - Joint hosted by Privacy advocates Henry from Techlore and Nate from the New Oil. Break down of weekly data leaks and privacy incursions.\nWatchMan Privacy - Hosted by Gabriel Custodiet, a principled privacy and freedom advocate.\nOther Privacy Lists # alternativeto.net\nbrainfucksec.github.io/a-good-privacy-list\ndegoogle.jmoore.dev/#replacementsalternatives\ngithub.com/mendel5/alternative-front-ends\ngithub.com/mjovanc/awesome-decentralized\ngithub.com/pluja/awesome-privacy\nlopp.net/bitcoin-information/privacy.html\nnomoregoogle.com\nPrism-Break\nproducthunt.com\nprivacyfirstproducts.softr.app\nprivacytools.io\nreddit.com/r/privacy/wiki/de-google\nsovereignstack.tools\nPurchase Proxys # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nAnonShop - This one works a bit different. You pick a product you want and send the link to AL. AL will then purchase the item and send it to a nearby locker based on your zip code. All paid with Monero. This currently only works for Amazon orders.\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPurse.io - A purchase proxy that offers up to 15% discounts with crypto and users will purchase products for you. Currently takes BTC, BCH and lightning.\nRouters # Anyone - A harward based internet router/proxy that provides privacy by default.\nFlash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router,that prioritizes network wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come per-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers than can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that thats forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls and a virtual server seperate from the Firewall OS.\nSearch # Brave Search - Private search results, using its own indexer, with full search transparency. Aims to be one of the biggest competitors to google. In Depth Review\nDuckDuckGo - Biggest privacy focused search engine, they have admitted to censoring in some cases, but overall still better than Google.\nKagi - Privacy respecting search engine does not track any info or provide any ads and no data mining or IP collecting. Requires an account and limits amount of searches per day for free accounts. Offers paid accounts as well. Not Open Source. Privacy policy\nMojeek - Search engine that claims to use its own indexer and does not rely on search results from Bing or Google\nPresearch - Decentralized search engine that pays you out per search with their own token. You can also run a node and get paid out in their token provided you meet the minimum requirements.\nSearx - Searx is probably the most hard-core of the options, but provides a very solid experience and search results across multiple sources.\nSearch Ranking and Analysis\nWhoogle - A google search proxy that can be hosted. Check out Seth for Privacys public instance of Whoogle It’s easy to self-host, if desired.Public instances\nShipping Services # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) # Cloak - Experimental new program. it works by masquerading proxied traffic as normal web browsing activities. In contrast to traditional tools which have very prominent traffic fingerprints and can be blocked by simple filtering rules, it\u0026rsquo;s very difficult to precisely target Cloak with little false positives. This increases the collateral damage to censorship actions as attempts to block Cloak could also damage services the censor state relies on.\nGuardster - Anonymizer service that provides an alternative to VPN.\nIVPN - No logs, regularly audited VPN service, No customer data stored, Clear privacy policy, Transparent ownership and team, Strong ethics: no trackers, no false promises, no surveillance ads. In Depth Reviews\nKagi - (Note: appears in search section as well, if you want to keep just one mention, you can.)\nLN VPN - VPN service based on the lightning network. You can purchase and use wireguard based VPN services all on lightning. Also offers phone numbers per country all paid via lightning.\nLokiNet - New experimental TOR competitor.\nMullvad - Mullvad has a long reputation of preserving privacy. Mullvad does not log traffic, proven by a police raid. Allows anonymous sign ups, Accepts Monero for payment for Premium accounts. Uses a killswitch and uses Wireguard for speed and security. Provides a mobile app and desktop app. The Mobile app can be a bit finicky for some people. Does not have an app kill switch. In Depth Review\nNym - A new VPN project that works to implement new tech inlcuding mixnets, zk-nyms, post quantum tech and more. Backed by Wikileaks Chelsea Manning.\nPIA - PIA is a solid VPN provider that accepts BTC, uses Wireguard offers cheap rates. PIA is also well known for providing static Ip’s for your VPN. This can be useful for some services that block general VPN access. PIA does not keep logs for privacy concerns. Does not include a kill switch In Depth Review\nSentinel- A decentralized crypto currency backed VPN built on the Cosmos blockchain that aims to provide a decentralized VPN.\nVopono - App for managing Split tunneling in VPN’s. Split tunneling lets you send some traffic through a VPN and delegate specific traffic exempt to the VPN Encrypted tunnel or traffic. This can be useful when trying to use certain apps locally on a LAN. Some VPN Apps have this built in, but this isnt always accessible on all VPN’s or on all versions of the VPN. For Example Proton VPN has this function built in on the Windows version and the Mobile version but not on the linux desktop version.\nVPN Rankings and breakdowns by privacy advocate Techlore more VPN Rankings and More Rankings\nVPNMentor - Offers a wide range of VPN related education, in addition to VPN related tools and more VPN Rankings.\n"},{"id":17,"href":"/self-hosting/","title":"Self Hosting","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If something is free, you’re not the customer; you’re the product.” ― Bruce Schneier\nWhile privacy tools are fantastic, they sometimes miss the true root of the problem. In times of increasing censorship and data theft, owning your data is the best way to increase your privacy and security while dramatically reducing your ability to be censored. When done right, much of this can be done very cheaply. If you already own your hardware much of the software is free or very cheap. Instead of never ending subscriptions and increasing costs with big tech, simply remove them from your life by self hosting. Take back your digital sovereignty.\nBackup Applications # Pika Backup - Pika Backup is designed to save your personal data and does not support complete system recovery. Locally and remote encrypted backups.Open Source.\nPerkeep - Perkeep is a set of open source formats, protocols, and software for modeling, storing, searching, sharing and synchronizing data in the post-PC era. Data may be files or objects, tweets or 5TB videos, and you can access it via a phone, browser or FUSE filesystem. Open Source.\nProxmox Backup Server - Proxmox Backup Server is an enterprise backup solution, for backing up and restoring VMs, containers, and physical hosts. By supporting incremental, fully deduplicated backups, Proxmox Backup Server significantly reduces network load and saves valuable storage space. With strong encryption and methods of ensuring data integrity, you can feel safe when backing up data, even to targets which are not fully trusted.\nCamera Systems # Ezvidoo - EZVidoo is a free CCTV surveillance software for Windows, Linux, and Raspberry Pi. It supports IP Cameras by default, local USB cams, and Camera Audios.EZVidoo also supports numerous sensor types as motion, audio, object, face, and person sensors. By default, it offers a recording support on 24/7 basic, and features, alerts, notifications and mobile access. Not open source.\nIspyconnect - Free and Open source Camera software. Compatible with a wide range of camera devices.\nKerberos.io - An open, scalable and modular solution that supports your use cases at home up to large scale production video landscapes.\nCloud Document Services # Cryptpad - End-to-end encrypted and open-source collaboration suite, that can be used in the cloud or self-hosted. Google docs alternative.\nOnlyOffice - Includes Free Cloud, Paid Cloud, and Self-Hosted options.\nStandard Notes - One of the top note-taking apps. Self-hostable, includes 2FA, E2E, scheduled email backups and more. Charges for the higher level plans with more features.\nCloud Hosting # Open Source as a Service # Cryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nDisroot - Privacy-focused ecosystem. Provides multiple cloud services. Including Email, Nextcloud, Cryptpad etc…\nFederated.Computer - Great open-source replacements for Dropbox, Google Workplace, Zoom, Slack, Airtable, Mailchimp, 1Password, Netlify, Github, Calendy, your spying VPN and much more for the low price of $39 a month. As many users as you want. Only pay for more storage when/if you need it.Federated includes Human Support and full Backups. The benefits of self-hosting without the day-to-day high-stakes drudgery. Affiliate Link\nKoofr - Allows for importing of Drive, Dropbox etc. Privacy-focused cloud storage free up to 10 Gb’s. ^1,2^\nNextCloud - Self-hosted cloud software for a massive amount of options. Takes a bit of config, but nextcloud functions as a full Google Docs replacement in addition to many other options including music and video hosting. Also provides cloud hosting if you do not wish to self-host. Next Cloud is currently available in other Privacy-focused ecosystems like Start9, Umbrel, Yunohost, Dietpi and many more, with just a few clicks. Or you can self-host on your OS of choice.\nLink Tree Alternatives # AllMyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nCoinDrop - Like link tree but specifically for crypto web wallets. All your wallets and donation methods in one simple place.\nLibertyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nOperating Systems # While more well-known OSes like Windows server or Ubuntu server are great, there are other lesser-known OSes purpose-built to help people self-host, by pre-packaging applications in nice ready-made GUI. This can be especially useful for less technical users.\nHyperVisors for Virtualization # ProxMox - Proxmox is the primary open source solution for virtual machine hosting. Like VmWare or Hyper V except Proxmox is completely open source and free. It offers you the ability to run multiple virtual servers on a single physical server, easily allowing you to run several different software Operating systems for zero cost. Comes with snapshots, backups, server monitoring, native containerization and much more. Find a list of Proxmox based scripts here these scripts allow for single lines of code for setting up hundreds of apps. One of the absolute best ways to get into self hosting. XCP-NG - A solid alternative to Proxmox. the user-friendly, high-performance virtualization solution, developed collaboratively for unrestricted features and open-source accessibility with Turnkey Server Virtualization. Operating Systems # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, NEAR, Avalanche and more.\nCASA OS - Community-based open source software focused on delivering simple personal cloud experience around Docker ecosystem. Despite the name CASA OS is not an OS. It is an app similar to Umbrel or Citadel, a GUI for docker images. Comes with some unique apps, like Nginx Proxy Manager and Cloudflare Tunnels. Also provides Clearnet support with a fairly flexible set of config options. Also has a nice simple GUI for file uploads, this is especially useful with something like Jellyfin or Calibre-Web.\nCitadel - Umbrel open source Fork offering much of the same options.\nCloudron - Cloudron is unique in that it offers offsite backups to AWS, includes a built-in firewall that monitors all traffic and comes with its own built-in email server.\nCoolify - An open-source \u0026amp; self-hostable Heroku / Netlify alternative.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Storj, Zcash, Cosmos Tornado Cash and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nDietPI - A Linux distro OS. Dietpi comes with over 200 app packages and dependencies built in. While more command line skills are required than Umbrel or Embassy, Dietpi makes it very easy to install over 100 apps and dependencies. While largely built for Raspberry Pi, Dietpi also has specific images created for a wide range of hardware. Dietpi is a bit more difficult than platforms like Yunohost, but runs a bit more reliably and offers more total tools, including backups, VPN integration, clearnet, and more. Documentation is better than Yunohost, but could still be improved.\nFulmo - A lighting network focused OS configured to run on a Raspberry Pi.\nFreedomBox - Another OS that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Currently more limited than most of the other OSes in terms of apps in the internal app store.\nHome Lab OS - HomelabOS allows anyone to easily deploy, backup, restore, and maintain over 100 different applications and services. Everything from video players, to home automation, to chat services. These services can continue to function at full speed on your LAN even when your external internet is completely offline.\nMoneroOS - OS dedicated to Monero mining.\nMy Node BTC - Another OS that focuses primarily on Bitcoin Software. Includes BTCPay Server, Dojo, Whirlpool, Join Market and much more. Comes with Clearnet, Tor, and I2P.\nPinode-XMR - PiNode-XMR is a completely free and open source suite of tools to help a user run their own Monero node with ease. PiNode-XMR is designed for use with single board computers (SBC) such as the Raspberry Pi, Pine64 or Odroid hardware to allow for very cheap node setup and minimal 24/7 running costs due to low power usage.\nPiBox - Currently has a small offering of Apps but is working on adding more. Notable Apps are Nextcloud, Jellyfin and Homeassistant.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nRunTipi - Tipi is a personal homeserver orchestrator. It is running docker containers under the hood and provides a simple web interface to manage them. Every service comes with an opinionated configuration in order to remove the need for manual configuration and network setup. RunTipi comes with Clearnet configuration, but this can be a bit buggy in some cases. This is still very much in development.\nStart9 - Start OS makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy, not completely open source. Currently routes all services over TOR or lets you host over LAN. This increases privacy but can make things more difficult to interact with Non TOR/Start9 users. Heavily supports bitcoin software and includes a NOSTR node and several other tools. While there is currently no clearnet support, StartOS is overall very stable. Start9 also offers some of the better documentation and error handling. Save 5% on any S9 Server with code \u0026ldquo;LOTR\u0026rdquo;\nUBOS - A newer project. Less impressive interface and less apps than some of the other projects.\nUmbrel - Interface that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Beautiful interface but still needs a few bugs worked out. Apps are difficult to config after being setup. Offers lots of Bitcoin Node Software. Umbrel and StartOS are very similar options as they both focus heavily on BTC and Lightning nodes and currently offer only LAN and TOR hosting. Umbrel offers more apps but Start OS offers a much more reliable platform. Umbrel is not an OS but rather an GUI application manager for Docker.\nYunoHost - Free and Open Source with over 100 apps. Yuno host comes with Clearnet support with your own custom domains and offers you free pre-selected domains you can use. Yunohost has a nice troubleshooting tool that helps you find issues with port/firewall troubleshooting. Yunohost has a lot of features but can be a bit buggy at times.\nMedia Center OSes # If you are currently running a Roku, Amazon Firestick, or pretty much any other store-bought hardware device for media streaming, it\u0026rsquo;s very likely that it sends out massive amounts of data back to different companies. This is terrible for privacy, self-sovereignty, security, and internet bandwidth. While it\u0026rsquo;s difficult to purchase hardware that does not do this, you can set up your own version with some of the following user-friendly Operating systems.\nLibreElec - LibreELEC is a lightweight ‘Just enough OS’ Linux distribution purpose-built for Kodi on current and popular mediacentre hardware.\nOSMC - OSMC (Open Source Media Center) is a free and open source media player based on Linux. Founded in 2014, OSMC lets you play back media from your local network, attached storage, and the Internet. OSMC is the leading media center in terms of feature set and community and is based on the Kodi project.\nXbian - XBian is a small, fast, and lightweight media center distribution for the Raspberry Pi, CuBox-i, Hummingboard, and many more devices to come. It is based on a minimal Debian and therefore offers much of the same freedom as Debian offers. Our slogan is “XBian, the bleeding edge” as our main focus is delivering the fastest Kodi solution for various small form factor computers.\nPhoto Storage # Ente - Encrypted cloud photo storage.\nImmich - Self-hosted backup solution for photos and videos on mobile devices.\nPhotoprism - PhotoPrism is an AI-Powered Photos App for the Decentralized Web. It makes use of the latest technologies to tag and find pictures automatically without getting in your way. You can run it at home, on a private server, or in the cloud.\nRemote Control Software # AeroAdmin - Easy and free Remote access service for many OS’s. Not Open source.\nMesh Commander - Free Open Source Teamviewer Alternative.\nNetBird - NetBird combines a WireGuard®-based overlay network with Zero Trust Network Access, providing a unified open source platform for reliable and secure connectivity. Requires authentication account with a big tech identity provider. Offers free self hosting options.\nPangolin - Pangolin is an open-source and identity-aware tunneled reverse proxy server. Pangolin’s distributed architecture with nodes provide highly available ingress to ensure applications always remain accessible. Open Source.\nRustDesk - TeamViewer, AnyDesk, and Splashtop to RustDesk for a secure and reliable remote desktop experience with your own self-hosted servers. Open Source.\nTailScale - Tailscale is an easy VPN that allows you to connect back into your network without excessive configuration or firewall rules. While Tailscale is not fully open source and requires an requires authentication account with a big tech identity provider. However there is a fully self-hosted version you can run.\nRouters # Flash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router, that prioritizes network-wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come pre-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built-in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers that can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all-purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router, or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that is forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls, and a virtual server separate from the Firewall OS.\nSSH/RDP Applications # Easy SSH - Simple application that lets you save all of your SSH logins and passwords in one easy interface. This way you can login go from SSH terminal port easily and quickly without needing to type in your credentials. Linux Only.\nmRemoteNG - Just like Easy SSH, but also supports RDP, Telnet, HTTPS, Powershell, and more. Windows only.\nWebsite Tools # Ackee - Self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool for those who care about privacy. Ackee runs on your own server, analyzes the traffic of your websites, and provides useful statistics in a minimal interface.\nGhost - Self-Hosting and cloud hosting with open source software. Ghost is primarily used as a blogging platform as a competitor to something like Substack. Unlike Hugo Ghost offers a GUI for most of your website management.\nHugo - Popular open-source static site generators. Helps you simply create websites for desktop and mobile without substantial amounts of HTML code. Hugo is completely open source and utilizes markdown files primarily. Liberty Tools is run with Hugo.\nImmuneweb - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\nMatomo - Privacy first Google analytics alternative.\nPlausible - Simple and privacy-friendly Google Analytics alternative - Extensive Review\nSSLLABS - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\n"},{"id":18,"href":"/social-media/","title":"Social Media","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.” ― George Washington\nSocial media is a mixed bag. It connects the world and allows for the rapid dissemination of news, true and untrue. But in the last few years censorship has become a massive problem across all major social media platforms. Its important that we cultivate presences on social media that are more resilient to censorship and de-platforming. These services should be run as decentralized as possible to avoid coordinated take downs like we saw with the Conservative social media company Parler, where big tech collaborated to largely destroy the company.\nFreedom Respecting Social Media # Blue Sky - Blue Sky is an open source project backed by Jack Dorsey in an attempt to create a decentralized social network protocol as an alternative to Twitter. In May 2024 Jack Dorsey resigned from the BlueSky board, and donated 21 Million to the Open Source Protocol NOSTR. Blue Sky is very leftwing.\nDiaspora - Diaspora is a decentralized open source social media platform. With Diaspora you need to host your own instance by running a server or \u0026ldquo;pod\u0026rdquo;, meaning you own your data. Due to the decentralized nature of the platform it can be difficult to connect with other profiles, the platform has less than 1 million users after after 13 years of operation.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here\nGab - A centralized Free Speech Social media platform. Gab has been de-platformed by most of big tech and largely runs its own architecture in order to to keep operations running. Platform users tend to skew right wing.\nGettr - GETTR is a social media platform built on the foundation of freedom of opinion and expression. Gettr is a socialized platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t seem to offer anything particularly new, other than being a Twitter Alternative. Private messages claim to be E2E. But Gettr is not open sourced.\nLemmy - Lemmy is a selfhosted social link aggregation and discussion platform. Similar to Reddit but it is completely free and open, and not controlled by any company. This means that there is no advertising, tracking, or secret algorithms. Content is organized into communities, so it is easy to subscribe to topics that you are interested in, and ignore others. Voting is used to bring the most interesting items to the top.\nLocals - Locals is a free speech social media platform that is owned by Rumble. Locals is a centralized alternative to other social media. Founded by conservative commentator Dave Rubin.\nMastodon - Mastodon is an open source, self hosted social networking service that aims to be a twitter competitor. Mastodon lets you connect to specific Mastodon instances as part of a federation protocol. Due to this setup Larger mastodon servers can censor other servers from connecting to their instances. Tends to be a more left wing community.\nMeWe - MeWe is a centralized company that\u0026rsquo;s been running a social media platform for over a decade. MeWe is committed to privacy and an ad-free experience. The project is currently in development to be migrated to web3 blockchain based infrastructure.\nMinds - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.\nTruth Social - Founded by Donald Trump in response to Trump getting removed from Twitter. Truth Social is a centralized open source fork of Mastodon. Truth Social is known to censor content, mostly leftwing content.\nTwitter/X - Twitter is a centralized social media platform. While Twitter has become a free speech focused platform its far from perfect. Twitter is overwhelmingly the single biggest platform for spreading speech. Twitter is bad for privacy and is encouraging a ID based verification program, that will be in the hands of its future owners. Case against Twitter\nMeetup Alternatives # Agorakit - Agorakit is web-based, open source groupware for collectives. By creating collaborative groups, people can discuss topics, organize events, store files and keep everyone updated as needed. Agorakit is a forum, calendar, file manager, mapping tool and email notifier.\nFlockstr - NOSTR based Meetup alternative. Connects directly with your NOSTR Account, and also works with your lightning wallet to receive ZAPS (micro bitcoin transactions.)\nJoinMobilizon - Mobilizon is not a giant platform, but a multitude of interconnected Mobilizon websites. This federated architecture helps avoid monopolies and offers a diversity of hosting terms of service.\nLuma - An international meetup alternative, that provides more value at a much lower price than meetup. Has built in support for cryptocurrency wallets like Eth and Solana.\nPartiful - Free for users, requires SMS in order to gave out regular event updates. Not specifically freedom focused, but another good option.\nNOSTR # NOSTR is the future of decentralized social media. NOSTR is not controlled or owned by any private company or person. NOSTR is a protocol similar to Email or TCP/IP. It can be accessed by anyone or any company. NOSTR uses the dumb server smart client model. Meaning anyone can setup a simple server/relay that preserves and encrypts the NOSTR ecosystem. NOSTR directly incorporates bitcoin via the lightning network. You can send \u0026ldquo;ZAPS\u0026rdquo; which are low cost lightning transactions to any person on NOSTR, and your posts can likewise receives Zaps from anyone on the network. In addition to major support from the freedom and Bitcoin communities, NOSTR has been financially backed by Jack Dorsey and heavily supported by Edward Snowden. NOSTR offers several different clients that allow you to interact with the NOSTR protocol. Some of those clients:\nAlby - A NOSTR and Bitcoin plugin. Allows you to hold your private keys in order to interact with NOSTR, lighting and other bitcoin apps.\nDamus - NOSTR Client for Iphone.\nNOSTR Apps - A database of many differnt NOSTR Apps\nNostr.Watch - Track relays where a connection can currently be established.\nNostr.directory - Find your twitter follows on NOSTR\nNostrChat - Encrypted chat built on NOSTR.\nPrimal - A client designed to look like a twitter clone.\nZap.Stream - Directly integrated into NOSTR Zap lets you stream for SATS (bitcoin Lightning) and earn in kind easily from any and all viewers.\nYoutube Alternatives # Bitchute - A decentralized Youtube alternative that tends to have a lot of right-leaning content, due to this they often get censored or blocked.\nCiVL - CiVL is a free streaming platform for courageous stories and subversive ideas that challenge power structures. Get access to award-winning films, shows, and debates. No ads. No credit card to join.\nD.tube - A decentralized youtube alternative. DTube is a community powered video sharing platform where users vote on videos to reward creators, curators, influencers and viewers in cryptocurrency.\nMadiator - Privacy focused front end for LBRY, the network that hosts ODYSEE.\nODYSEE - A decentralized video platform built on the LBRY network. With the recent SEC Judgement against ODYSEE the long term future of the platform is uncertain, however plans are to migrate to the Arweave network. Odysee also has a nice simple feature allowing you to connect your youtube channel and autosync all content for a convenient backup of your channel.\nPeerTube A free and open-source, decentralized, ActivityPub federated video platform powered by WebTorrent, that uses peer-to-peer technology to reduce load on individual servers when viewing videos.\nRumble - A centralized alternative to youtube that bills itself as protector of free speech.\n"}]
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-[{"id":0,"href":"/affiliates/","title":"Affiliates","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\n\u0026ldquo;Tell me with whom you associate, and I will tell you who you are.\u0026rdquo; - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe\nThis is our affiliate page for brands we use and trust. While the goal of Liberty Tools is to list every single tool for human liberty, we cant vet them all. These are brands and projects that we actually use and endorse and generally have a relationship with. As such, we have affiliate links with them, and this is one small way you can support us at no additional cost to you! These links also show up on their specific categories page as well.\nAupa Bar - The Chad of energy bars run by a based bitcoin business. High quality grass fed meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit, no garbage filler like seed oils. AUPA gives 5% discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. These bars come from the best quality farms in Colorado. Stack this with code \u0026ldquo;Liberty\u0026rdquo; for an additional 5% off some of the best meat bars around.\nCloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nDelete Me - Our date is leaked everyday. Thats why its important to use services like Delete Me. Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. Use our Affiliate link to save 20%.\nFederated.Computer - Federated is another Denver based company offering Open Source as a service. Sometimes physically hosting servers just isn\u0026rsquo;t viable. In those cases cloud hosting can be a necessary option. But most cloud hosting come from tech giants like AWS or Google Cloud who sell your data and will censor you if you have the wrong politics. Federated.Computer offers you cheap, easy open source options to get many of the benefits of Big Tech without compromising your privacy. Please use our affiliate link to sign up if you\u0026rsquo;re interested!\nHushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nLive Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our affiliate link if you are interested.\nMark37 - Mark37 is a privacy focused company that offers Laptops and phones that come prebuilt with opensource privacy focused operating systems at a reasonable price. Mark37 also offers ongoing technical support and training. Mark37 is a proud conservative and christian company. Use our referral link or discount code to save 5% on all services. This discount does not stack with other promotions. Discount code: \u0026ldquo;LIBERTYTOOLS\u0026rdquo;\nPrivacy.com - Privacy.com is the best way to pay with fiat online while still protecting your privacy. Create debit card aliases that can be limited based on total amount spends or by vendors. With card aliases you dont have to worry about leaked card info, overcharges or annoying vendors that refuse to cancel your subscription, privacy.com lets you do all of that for free. Please use our referral link and sign up for a free account.\nStart 9 - Start 9 is one of our favorite companies. Local to Denver, Start9 offers home personal servers with their own Operating system, that makes it easy for you to own and host your data out of a physical server that you own. Offers an app store with multiple applications that include Bitcoin and Monero full nodes, Matrix and SimpleX messaging, Vaultwarden for password management, Nextcloud for all sorts of hosting including word docs, music, contacts calendar and so much more.\n"},{"id":1,"href":"/agorism/","title":"Agorism","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If taxation without consent is not robbery, then any band of robbers have only to declare themselves a government, and all their robberies are legalized.” ― Lysander Spooner\nAgorism is a social philosophy that advocates creating a society in which all relations between people are voluntary exchanges by means of counter-economics, engaging with aspects of nonviolent revolution, founded by Samuel Edward Konkin the third. Agorism is a different approach to creating freedom, than electoral politics. Sometimes also known as the concept of \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizens.\u0026rdquo;\nAgorist Communities (International) # Bitcoin Beach - Bitcoin Beach is working to create a sustainable circular Bitcoin economy in El Salvador. Following the dramatic decrease in crime and the governments bitcoin backing, Bitcoin Beach has become one of the best Bitcoin communities in the world. Free Society - Free Society aims to build a new sovereign society by negotiating with an existing government. There are many examples of governments granting another nation sovereignty over a part of their territory, and Free Society believes this is the best way forward. Free State Project - The Free State Project is a movement of thousands of freedom-loving people to New Hampshire. Started in 2003, there are thousands of individuals just like you in New Hampshire. Together, Free Staters have built an incredible, real-life community full of people who value liberty and responsibility. Free Cities - The Free Cities Foundation aims to inspire, inform and connect people to create a global market of living together in Free Cities. Free Cities are self-governing territories that uphold individual rights and freedoms. They aim to create more prosperous and autonomous urban spaces. Freedom Haven - Seasteading org working to build a workable seasteading options. Seasteading is the idea of creating permanent living homes that exist outside government jurisdiction in international waters. Liberland - The Free Republic of Liberland is a small experimental country located on the banks of the Danube River, known as Gornja Siga. Liberland is built on classical liberal (libertarian) ideals which emphasize autonomy and minimize the state\u0026rsquo;s encroachment on individual liberties. Rule of law, bodily autonomy, free trade, freedom of choice, freedom of movement, and others are all core tenets of our fledgling nation. PraxisNation - Praxis Nation builds off the concept of the network state by Balaji Srinivasan. Which theories that in the modern world we can create a decentralized country that can offer many of the benefits of standard country. Praxis aims to offer land, its own currency and eventually citizenship among many other things. Pronomos - Pronomos is a venture capital fund that works to build the \u0026ldquo;cities of tomorrow.\u0026rdquo; Pronomos has worked to fund Prospera, Praxis, and many more starup cities. Prospera - Prospera is a new libertarian smart city located in Honduras, that works as an economic zone largely free of local government taxes. An experimental project that does exist by a government grant, but its working to prove out a new potential model of cities. Learn more with the REASON documentary. Digital Nomad Services # Escapees - Escapees bills itself as an RV club, but it offers many services for a digital nomad lifestyle, including mail forwarding and temporary residences among many other things. Based in the U.S. Liberation Travel - Focuses on helping users find residency in multiple countries primarly including Paraguay, Uruguay, Panama and Georgia. Nomad Capitalist - Nomad Capitalist specializes in legally and ethically reducing your tax rate, diversifying and safeguarding your assets, growing your passport portfolio, and maximizing your freedom. Passports for Crypto - Quickly acquire Citizenship in St. Kitts by purchasing property without ever actually visiting St. Kitts. Planbpassport - A service that helps facilitate second passports. Accepts Bitcoin and very much adopts a \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizen\u0026rdquo; Mindset. General Tools # Agorist Nexus - Agorist Nexus is a hub for free exchange, focusing on the spread of Agorism and connecting the counter-economy Agorist Tax Advice - Paid service to minimize your tax strategy. Live Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our above affiliate link if you are interested. Mobazha - Formerly known as Openbazaar, Mobazaha aims to be a decentralized market where people can buy and sell products across the world for various different crypto currencies. Open Source Ecology - Open Source Blueprints for Civilization. Build Yourself.The goal of Open Source Ecology is to create an open source economy – an efficient economy which increases innovation by open collaboration. Check out hundreds of open source designs for producing cheaper houses and mechanical equipment. Taxation is Theft App - App that walks people through the logical ideas of taxation being theft. Similar to the not yet launched project \u0026ldquo;The mirror\u0026rdquo; by Larken Rose. Shipping Services # AtoB - Everything you need to send and receive packages in a decentralized way. Built on NOSTR. America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Sovereign Homesteading # Abundant Acres - A small company that helps you design your sovereign homestead blueprint. Empshield - EMP Shield is the World’s first EMP protection technology for an entire home and vehicle tested to military and UL 1449 standards from ETL. H20 Machine - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. My Patriot Supply - Purchase food and other supplies. Seedarmory.com - Every one of Seed Armory\u0026rsquo;s seed vaults contains only 100% survival grade, 100% heirloom seeds, and are always non-GMO. Seeds, vaults, and packets are kept at low refrigerated temperatures until ready for shipping. Spout Water - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. Works at a much smaller scale than H20 Machine. StealthAngelSurvival.com - Purchase a wide variety of survival gear. Survivalrealty.com - Off grid real estate. Sovereignty Theory # One Stupid Fuck - Opt out of the tax structure. Terrible website name and design, but a resource that provides great step by step videos of opting out of the current tax structure. Lost Horizons - Platform with a wide range of topics around opting out of taxes and deconstructing the legal system. "},{"id":2,"href":"/books/","title":"Books","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\nLiberty Tools Book List Welcome to the Liberty Tools Book list! This is our official book recommendations for the best books across a wide range of liberty topics. We do not specifically endorse every idea in these books or by these authors, but we do recommended them as a good place to learn about the topics at hand. Not all of these books are specifically libertarian, but they contain valuable information that could benefit anyone regardless of political philosophy. Find these books here: Anna\u0026rsquo;s Archive and Libgen If you enjoy any of these books please considering purchasing. Category Author Agorism Community Technology Karl Hess New Libertarian Manifesto Samuel Edward Konkin III Agorist Class Theory Wally Conger How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Derrick Broze Anti-Politics Sal Mayweather Anarchy in Practice - Stateless Solutions Community Technology David Freidman New Libertarian Manifesto Walter Block Agorist Class Theory Ryan McMaken How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Hans Herman Hoppe Anti-Politics Robert Murphy The Market for Liberty Morris/Linda Tannehill The New Libertarianism: Anarcho-Capitalism J. Michael Oliver Crypto Anarchy The Genesis Book Aaron Van Wirdun Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of Cryptocurrency Andy Greenberg This Machine Kills Secrets: Julian Assange, The Cypherpunks, and their fight to Empower Whistleblowers Andy Greenberg Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital Age Steven Levy The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age James Dale Davidson, Michael David Axtel Cryptocurrency Digital Gold Nathaniel Popper How Money got Free Patrick Eha Understanding Bitcoin Robert Muprhy and Silas Barta The Bitcoin Standard SaifeDean Ammous The Internet of Money Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Bitcoin Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Ethereum Andreas Antonopolous Hacking Bitcoin Roger Ver The Blocksize War Jonathan Bier Conspiracies Filthy Rich James Patterson All The Shahs Men Steven Kinzer JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters James W. Douglass Chaos Tom O\u0026rsquo;Neill Inventing the AIDS Virus Peter Duesberg The Controlled Demolition of the American Empire Charlie Robinson \u0026amp; Jeff Berwick A Warning from History Corey Hughes The Octopus of Global Control Charlie Robinson One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that gave Rise the Jeffrey Epstein Whitney Webb The Creature From Jekyll Island G Edward Griffin Covid The Real Anthony Fauci Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The War on Ivermectin Pierre Kory The Courage to Face Covid-19 Peter McCullough A Plague Upon Our House Scott Atlas Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19 Matt Ridley Diary of A Psychosis Tom Woods The Pfizer Papers Naomi Wolf Drug War and Prohibition The Economics of Prohibition Mark Thornton American Kingpin Nick Bilton High Price Dr. Carl Hart Chasing the Scream Johann Hari Dreamland: The True Tale of America\u0026rsquo;s Opiate Epidemic Sam Quinones Drug War Addiction Sheriff Bill Masters Gang Leader for A Day Sudhir Venkatesh Economics and History of Economics Economics in One Lesson Henry Hazlitt Basic Economics Thomas Sowell The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard Keynes Mark Skousen History of Money and Banking in the United States Murray Rothbard End the Fed Ron Paul Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles Jesus Huerta de Soto The Fiat Standard SaifeDean Ammous Environment American Serengeti Dan Flores Fossil Future Alex Epstein Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of Antihumanism Robert Zubrin Apocalypse Never Michael Shellenberger The Wizard and The Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow\u0026rsquo;s World Charles C. Mann Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Running With Rhinos Ed Warner Extremist Politics The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics Michael Malice SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought Police Vox Day The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure Greg Lukianoff and Johnathan Haidt Fiction Brave New World Aldous Huxley 1984 George Orwell Animal Farm George Orwell Molon Labe! Kenneth Royce (Boston T Party) Alongside Night J. Niel Schulman Freehold Michael Z. Williamson The Moon is a Harsh Mistress Robert Heinlen The Handmaid’s Tale Margaret Atwood Anthem Ayn Rand The Fountainhead Ayn Rand The Giver Lois Lowery Red Rising Pierce Brown Unintended Consequences John Ross The Probability Broach L. Neil Smith The High Ground Series Doug Casey Enemy of the State F. Paul Wilson Financial Crisis Meltdown Tom Woods Deep Freeze: Iceland\u0026rsquo;s Economic Collapse Phillip Bagus and David Howden Americas Great Depression Murray Rothbard The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last Century Mark Thornton End the Fed Ron Paul Gun Rights Come and Take it: The Gun Printers Guide to Thinking Free Cody Wilson The 10 Myths of Gun Control Jose Nino More Guns Less Crime John Lott Health and Nutrition Death by Food Pyramid Denise Minger Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim It Mary Ruwart The Primal Prescription Doug Mcguff and Robert Murphy Fat for Fuel Dr. Joseph Mercola Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless Health Casey Means and Calley Means Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Blind Spots: The Medicine Gets it Wrong and What it Means For our Health Marty Makary Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity Peter Attia History - General A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell A Peoples History of the United States Howard Zinn Albions\u0026rsquo;s Seed David Hackett Fischer The Dawn Of Everything: A New History of Humanity David Graber A Little History of the World EH Gombrich Debt: The First 5000 Years David Graber History of Government Institutions Legacy of Ashes: A history of the CIA Tim Weiner Enemies: A history of the FBI Tim Weiner The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles and their Secret World War Steven Kinzer Overthrow: Americas Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to Iraq Steven Kinzer History of Socialism The Almost Nearly Perfect People Michael Booth The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel Castro Humberto Fontova The Case Against Socialism Rand Paul History of War and Military The Strategic Logic of Suicide Bombers Robert Pape Enough Already: Time to End the War on Terror Scott Horton Death by Government: Genocide and Mass Murder Since 1900 R.J. Rummel Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catastrophe of Ukraine Scott Horton All the Shahs Men Stephen Kirzner Property Rights Against Intellectual Property Stephan Kinsella (Property Rights) - Freedom on the Frontier Terry Anderson \u0026amp; Peter J Hill How Music Got Free Steven Witt Water Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Space Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Against Intellectual Monopoly Michelle Boldrin \u0026amp; David Levine Intro to Liberty The Law Frederic Bastiat The Road to Serfdom Friedrich Hayek Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom Ron Paul The Revolution Ron Paul Intro to Anarchy No Treason: The Constitution of no Authority Lysander Spooner The Most Dangerous Superstition Larken Rose The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to Obey Michael Huemer The Anarchist\u0026rsquo;s Handbook Organized by Michael Malice Dissenting Electorate: Those Who Refuse to Vote and the Legitimacy of Their Opposition Wendy McElroy Individual Liberty Benjamin Tucker Freedom’s Progress: A History of Political Thought Gerard Casey Living Freedom The Freedom Outlaw\u0026rsquo;s Handbook: 179 Things to Do \u0026rsquo;til the Revolution Claire Wolfe 101 Things to Do \u0026lsquo;Til the Revolution: Ideas and Resources for Self-Liberation, Monkey Wrenching and Preparedness Claire Wolfe Don\u0026rsquo;t Shoot the Bastards (Yet): 101 More Ways to Salvage Freedom Claire Wolfe Net Neutrality The Fallacy of Net Neutrality Thomas Hazlett The Master Switch Tim Wu The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless Technology Thomas Hazlett Code 2.0 Lawrence Lessig Philosophy - General Drive: Understanding the science of Human motivation Daniel Pink Defending the Undefendable Walter Block Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder Nassim Taleb The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion Johnathan Haidt Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World David Epstein Philosophy - Political The Ethics of Liberty Murray Rothbard Anatomy of the State Murray Rothbard An Agorist Primer Samuel Konkin Our Enemy, the State Albert J Nock Police Brutality and the Justice system Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America\u0026rsquo;s Police Forces Radley Balko A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State John Whitehead The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison America Naomi Murakawa The New Jim Crow Michelle Alexander Ghettoside Jill Leovy I Can\u0026rsquo;t Breathe: A Killing on Bay Street Matt Taibbi Justice Before the Law Michael Huemer Revisionist History The Myth of the Robber Barons Burt Folsom The Art of Contrary Thinking Humphrey B. Neill Why American History is Not What They Say: An Introduction to Revisionism Jeff Riggenbach Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong James W. Loewen The Roosevelt Myth John T. Flynn The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary War Thomas J. DiLorenzo Security and Privacy The Art of Invisibility Kevin Mitnick How to Be Invisible J. J. Luna No Place to Hide Glen Greenwald Public Record Edward Snowden The Production of Security Gustave di Molinari Extreme Privacy: How to Disapear on the Internet Michael Bazzell Watchman Privacy Gabriel Custodiet Privacy in Utopia Gabriel Custodiet Schooling and Unschooling Radical Unschooling Dayna Martin The Case against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and Money Bryan Caplan Weapons of Mass Instruction John Taylor Gatto The Absorbent Mind Maria Montessori The College Scam: How America\u0026rsquo;s Universities Are Bankrupting and Brainwashing Away the Future of America\u0026rsquo;s Youth Charlie Kirk Vaccines Turtles All the Way Down Anonymous, Tim Vadnar The Moth in the Iron Lung Forrest Moready Crooked: Manmade Disease Explained Forrest Moready Dissolving Illusions Susan Humphries Vaccines, Autoimmunity and the Changing Nature of Childhood Illness Thomas Cowan "},{"id":3,"href":"/covid/","title":"Covid","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Every single thing that was done in public health in response to the pandemic made it worse.\u0026rdquo; - Peter A. McCullough\nThe Covid19 Lockdowns were the biggest event in our lifetimes. The damage done was immeasurable and still continues to this day. The power centers are looking to continue on with all of the covid tyranny. We must be vigilant in fighting back against the medical industrial complex.\nAnti Covid Orgs # Banners 4 Freedom - An organization dedicated to protesting Covid Mandates using billboards across the world.\nChildren\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense - Children\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense® is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Their mission is to end childhood health epidemics by working aggressively to eliminate harmful exposures, hold those responsible accountable and establish safeguards to prevent future harm. They fight corruption, mass surveillance and censorship that put profits before people as well as advocate for worldwide rights to health freedom and bodily autonomy.\nCovid Index - Massive database of Covid insanity. Find all sorts of articles related to censorship and policy failures.\nEvidenceNotFear - An evidence-based guide against all of the Covid madness.\nFeds 4 Med Freedom - Feds for Medical Freedom is fighting for medical freedoms and personal autonomy. They stand against unconstitutional and immoral vaccine mandates that have cost thousands of federal employees and contractors their careers and livelihoods.\nFLCCC Alliance - A group of doctors who got together to push back against the public Covid response. They provide real education on Covid, and demonized treatments like Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine and recovery against.\nGBDeclaration.org - One of the first major organizations to push back against Covid lockdowns. The Great Barrington Declaration is a major worldwide petition sponsored by doctors and scientists against the Covid lockdowns.\nHowbad - Resources for tracking all aspects of specific Covid batchs data, this also includes leaked data, and some aspects of other vaccines and medical malpractice.\nICAN Informed Consent Action Network - Founded in 2016, ICAN was created with the goal of providing every person with the right to informed consent. They believe that by holding regulators accountable through their successful legal actions, individuals will become empowered to make truly informed decisions about their own health and the health of their families. Using an unprecedented legal strategy, ICAN has successfully won lawsuits against Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control, the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration. Founded by Del Bigtree of the Highwire and works regularly with Aaron Siri and his firm.\nLaw Offices of Siri Glimstead - Led by Lawyer Aaron Siri, Siri Glimstead has been at the forefront of defending legal rights against Covid restrictions and damages done by the Covid vaccines, as well as more traditional vaccines. They also focus on other things like civil rights or protection of whistle blowers.\nPhysicians for Informed Consent - Physicians for Informed Consent empowers the public with scientific information about infectious diseases and vaccines.\nPureBloodRegistry - Blood donations for and from people who have not gotten the Covid-19 vaccine.\nThe Highwire - An educational journalistic organization that has been working for years to bring accountability to the world of vaccines and especially Covid vaccines. Founded by Del Bigtree.\nVacSafety - The VSRF’s mission is to advance COVID-19 vaccine safety through scientific research, public education, and advocacy, and to support the vaccine injured. They present the most up-to-date and relevant information on COVID-19 and public health policies, free from corporate press, agenda-driven narratives, and sponsorships with conflict of interest. They encourage questions and an open dialogue of transparency on any medical and scientific information presented.\nFake Mask Websites # Fake Mask Worldwide - A company that sells obviously fake masks, less obviously fake masks and other Covid related items.\nGetUnmask - Breathable masks that look like regular masks. Company now sells other unrelated products as well.\nMedical Drug Purchase # Purchase Medical Drugs including Ivermection and Hydroxychloroquine from high quality third party services.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinil. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nMetrics # ICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nOpen Vaers - Open Vaers takes the CDC\u0026rsquo;s government data from VAERS and makes it much more readable and easy to understand. As of 9/23 there were over 36,000 deaths and over 1.5 million Covid vaccine related reports to VAERS.\nNo-Jab Job Boards # Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types.\nRedballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or Covid nonsense.\nUnjected - Social media for meeting and dating unvaccinated people.\nVaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status.\nVaccine Injured Support # Covid Vax Recovery Guide - A Covid vaccine detox guide written by nutritional scientist and liberty leaning Dr. Chris Masterjohn.\nCovid19CriticalCare.com - An in-depth recovery Post-Vaccine Treatment Protocol guide from the doctors at the FLCC Alliance.\nIronHeart Bloodworks - IronHeart Bloodworks is a new blood bank membership that gives you control over your blood choices during medical procedures. When you need it, IronHeart Bloodworks quickly sends you COVID-19 unvaccinated blood—a unique service in the healthcare industry. You should have the freedom to choose what blood is in your body.\nReact19.org - React19 is a science-based non-profit offering financial, physical, and emotional support for those suffering from long-term COVID-19 vaccine adverse events globally. Their mission is to bring healing to the moms, dads, friends, and loved ones who are facing life-altering side effects from their COVID-19 vaccine. They build bridges between patients and research institutions in order to develop a better understanding of vaccine complications.\nSpike Protein Detox - Peter McCullough\u0026rsquo;s Spike protein Detox protocol. Peter\u0026rsquo;s company also sells a specific Detox Support Formula.\nZelenko Protocol - Dr. Vladimir Zelenko was one of the first doctors to push back on mainstream Covid dogma. While Zelenko has since passed his protocol and supplements are still useful for fighting Covid ^2^\n"},{"id":4,"href":"/deathathletes/","title":"Death Athletes","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;We always knew it was going to happen, it was according to our plan. For our kind, this is nothing.\u0026rdquo; - Cody Wilson\nDeath Athletes refers to a concept going back to Ancient Greece and popularized by 3d Gun Printing Activist Cody Wilson called \u0026ldquo;The Death Athletic\u0026rdquo;. Cody gave a speech at Guns and Bitcoin 2022 talking about the beauty of death given in service to ones beliefs. While not always literal this is often metaphorical, Cody talks about the public death and having been killed in the public as a metaphor. The Death Athletic specifically refers to someone who engaged in practice to promote freedom and was persecuted for doing so. While many people have been prosecuted unfairly, there is a difference between general victims and those who specifically took the risk of fighting the state and lost.\nCheck out the speech here!\nDeath Athletes # Roger Ver - Roger Ver is a freedom activist who was one of the first investors in Bitcoin. Roger has worked as a liberty and Bitcoin activist for over a decade and has made major financial contributions and investments to projects like, DefCad, ShapeShift, FEE, Ross Ulbricht\u0026rsquo;s Legal Defense, Wikileaks, Kraken and many many more. In April 2024 Roger was arrested and detained in Spain on the request of the US government for alleged tax evasion claims in regarding to his exit tax in 2014. Roger is currently looking at a potential 100 year prison sentence for numerous ridiculous legal charges. Roger has been trapped in Spain since April 2024.\nRoss Ulbricht - Ross Ulbricht is the alleged founder and operator of the Silk Road website. The Silk Road offered consumers a safe and trusted way to purchase drugs and other contraband items. Ross was arrested and imprisoned in 2013. He was sentenced to two life sentences plus 40 years and millions of dollars in fines in a corrupt trial. Ross is scheduled to be released as Donald Trump promised to commute his sentence on Day one of his presidency.\nJulian Assange - Julian Assange is one of the greatest journalists of all time. Julian founded Wikileaks in 2006 and has exposed mass public corruption across the world regarding governments and corporations. Julian was forced into home arrest and then asylum for close to a decade based off ridiculous sex charges that were eventually dropped. In 2019 Julian was pulled out of his Asylum and pull into solitary confinement in BellMarsh prison until June 2024. Julian signed a plea deal and was released.\nEdward Snowden - Edward Snowden is a NSA Whistleblower who exposed massive NSA Corruption in 2013, mostly in regards to illegal mass surveillance on citizens. Snowden has been trapped in Russia ever since.\nSamurai Wallet Devs - In May 2024 Samurai Wallets Domain was seized and the two devs known publicly as TDev and Samurai were arrested and charged with money laundering due to the Bitcoin coinjoin functions built into the website.\nTornado Cash Devs - Tornado Cash is a decentralized coinjoin provider for the Ethereum Crypto Currency. In 2022 Tornado Cash was added to the OFACT List and the Devs Roman Storm and Alex Pertsev where charged with Money Laundering.\nAaron Swartz - Internet pioneer and free speech advocate. Creator of the Guerilla Access Open Manifest as well as several other open source technologies, Aaron Swartz tragically killed himself in 2013 thanks to overzealous prosecutors from the DOJ that were threatening Aaron with decades in prison for attempted publishing of copyrighted documents, despite the fact that the document had never been published and the owner of those copyrights Jstore, had actually dropped the charges.\nIan Freemen - Freeman, known for advocating freedom and financial privacy through bitcoin, found himself targeted by federal prosecutors. Initially facing charges including bank fraud and wire fraud, these allegations were eventually dropped due to lack of evidence. The core of the case revolved around money laundering and conspiracy charges. Ultimately, Freeman received a severe sentence of eight years in prison, a $40,000 fine, and forfeiture of $5 million in assets, despite not being convicted of the fraud charges prosecutors initially highlighted.\nCody Wilson - The creator of the Death Athletic concept as well as the founder of Defcad.com and first person to create a 3d printed Gun. Cody has been at the forefront of fighting for 2nd amendment and 1st amendment as they pertain to code and digital rights for over a decade. Cody has been involved in many lawsuits with the federal government as a result and suffered charges for sex crimes in 2018. He is currently free and working for Defcad.\nJay Stark - The anonymous creator of the FGC-9, which stands for \u0026ldquo;Fuck Gun Control.\u0026rdquo; The FGC was the first project to enable the creation of a fully 3d printed gun that did not require any actual gun parts, instead it uses items that can be purchased from conventional stores all over the world. Jay Stark was arrested in April 2021 on suspicions of owning illegal weapons, however none of these weapons were found and he was not taken into custody. Two days later he was found dead sitting in his car in front of his parents house. While the offical cause of death ruled out \u0026ldquo;foul play\u0026rdquo; it is difficult for most to believe that this was simply a coincidence.\n"},{"id":5,"href":"/defense/","title":"Defense","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles.\u0026rdquo; - Jeff Cooper\nWhen any government deprives a citizen of his freedom or property, the individual must take action to publicise his grievances. To this end, I hope to illustrate in the following pages, the futility of gun control, and that no amount of arbitrary legislation can ever prevent those wanting firearms from owning them. The individual who has the ability to construct his own homemade gun can never be permanently disarmed by any level of gun control legislation. - Philip Luty\nDIY Firearms # The 3D Printer has significantly advanced the ease of manufacturing reliable weapons absent the eye of the watchful state. Of course, it is not the only manufacturing tool available, but you will find it the most expedient.\nGetting Started # The following guides provide a basic introduction to 3D printed firearms. If your budget is limited, Creality printers may be the only option. But they are unreliable, and you may spend more time troubleshooting issues than printing. We recommend Prusa for their reliability and unwavering commitment to open source. Bambu Lab printers have recently gained in popularity for their speed, reliability, and multi-material options. However, they have a history of patenting established open source designs, and even more importantly, severely compromise your privacy. More information here. On this principle, we recommend against giving them your money.\nAs you evaluate printers and cad software, keep privacy at the top of your mind. While this practice may currently be legal in your jurisdiction, the state may kidnap and jail you anyway.\nHoffman Tactical The CTRL+PEW Getting Started Guide Ammunition # Fenix Ammunition - Manufactured in the USA by liberty obsessed individuals, and accept Bitcoin for payment. Books # Expedient Homemade Firearms by Philip Luty Expedient Recoilless Launcher: Panzerfaust by Jonathan Wild Communities # Deterrence Dispensed Rocket Chat - Large public group chat for all things 3d printed firearms. FOSSCAD Subreddit - a subreddit focused on 3d printed firearms of all types. However, censorship on reddit continues to grow, and we encourage migration to censorship resistant communities. Files # Most firearm designs are uploaded by individual creators to Odysee. DEFCAD is another source, but requires a paid membership. Most files available on DEFCAD are already available for free on Odysee.\n3D Gun Builder - A comprehensive directory of designs with direct links to Odysee pages. DEFCAD - Many files here are out of date and hosted without the permission of the original developers. Legal Advocacy Groups # Organizations fighting within the legal system to expand gun rights.\nDefense Distributed Firearm Policy Coalition Rocky Mountain Gun Owners Second Amendment Foundation Merchants # Places to find parts, part kits, tools, ammo, and more..\nParts # Aves Engineering - Glock rails and MAC11 components. Every Gun Part - Exhaustive collection of parts kits (everything but the receiver) and more. Ghost Guns - More parts kits. JSD Supply - Pistol components and more. MAF Arms - Build kits for printed receiver designs. Replicator USA - 3d printed suppressors. Riptide Rails - Glock rails, magazine springs, and other printed firearms components. Newsletters \u0026amp; Podcasts # En Bloc Press - Paid newsletter and podcast focused on the 3d printed firearm space and adjacent politics. Open Source Defense - Weekly newsletter focused on expanding gun rights with \u0026ldquo;0% culture war\u0026rdquo;. Out of Battery Live - Live podcast focused on interviewing guncad developers and builders. Propaganda # Documentaries, talks, and other media.\nDeath Athletic Documentary The New Radical Plastic Defense: Secret 3D Printed Guns in Europe The Plastic Power: A Speech The Unshackled Englishman Resources # GatGPT - A deneutered version of ChatGPT focused on firearms. Shootingbot - Monitors price and availability of ammunition and reloading components. Training # Ok, you can build a firearm in your garage. Now learn how to use it. Before you start LARPING, consider what type of training is most useful. Read this.\nGamut Resolutions - Tactical pistol and carbine classes. Based in Florida but courses are taught in many locations across the US. Guns For Everyone - Free concealed carry classes based out of Colorado. Long Range Shooters of Utah - Multiday courses in shooting up to and beyond 1000 yards in Price, UT. MantisX - MantisX is a gun training system that takes a data-driven approach to helping you achieve shooting mastery with no ammo required. Unlike some dry fire trainers, MANTISX works while attached to ANY firearm (pistol, rifle, or shotgun). By analyzing every shot and generating actionable data, MANTISX helps you improve your accuracy quickly. Solutionary University - Beginner firearm and defense training. Run by Liberty Activist Maj Toure, who has been travelling across the US providing firearms training, particularly in black neighborhoods. Thunder Ranch - Multiday courses in pistol, rifle, and shotgun, founded by Clint Smith and based in Oregon. "},{"id":6,"href":"/education/","title":"Education","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Education and Training # \u0026ldquo;Government schooling is the most radical adventure in history. It kills the family by monopolizing the best times of childhood and by teaching disrespect for home and parents.\u0026rdquo; - John Taylor Gatto\nModern schooling has been terrible for years. Following the covid insanity and the addition of woke politics the schools are proving less and less value by the day. But education can be done through a vareity of methods. In the modern age their are many better ways to educate yourself and your children than traditional school.\nAlternative Schools # Options for schools that are close to the traditional model, but do something different.\nMontessori Schools - Montessori classrooms are ideal workplaces, where children are engaged, energetic, exploring, social, and most of all, learning to take ownership of their own education. They’re also unified communities in which each child understands the responsibility of being an individual student in the class while supporting the learning of others.\nWestern Governors University - While still suffering from some of the issues of traditional education, WGU provides a solid alternative for anyone who still wants to pursue traditional college degrees. Offering Bachelors and Masters programs in IT, Business, Nursing, Finance and Education. WGU is a completely online school, with relatively cheap degree programs that are performance based, meaning you can take the classes at your own pace and are not required to attend classes you dont need.\nAlternatives to School # Liberty Classroom - A wide range of courses. Mostly focused on history but offers other courses on econimics and logics. All courses are taught from a liberty perspective. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. Mises Econ Grad Progam - Economics Grad program that teaches free market Austrian Economics from one of the most prominent liberty focused think tanks. Praxis - Praxis is an intense personal and professional development program for young adults who want to work hard, build skills, learn how to create value, and develop a positive vision of the future for their lives and careers. Praxis is a college alternative that offers a 1 year practical devopment plan that ends up teaching you real world practical skills and connecting you with an intership at the end of your program. School of Life - A course to help you enhance whatever you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Provides biweekly webinars from the best liberty minds to bring your practile and actionable advice for your business, non Profit, cause or whatever else you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. TenToad - A program that helps families transition to a school-free life with a solid foundation of knowledge and the tools to get started with confidence. Embrace living and learning without school. ThinkExodus - Exodus Institute aims to provide families with a quality alternative to public schools, and support homeschool families with enrichment courses that foster critical thinking, academic skills, and counter the left-wing indoctrination found in education, culture, and the media. Unschoolers.org - Unschooling and peaceful parenting educational organization. Unschooling is an alternative to traditional schooling and even home schooling that works to encourage and focus and direct children\u0026rsquo;s natural curiosity. Unschooling Resources with Dayna Martin - Dayna Martin has been living and breathing Unschooling for 2 decades, while also working to educate many others on these principles. You can find many of the best unschooling resources here. Homeschool Resources # Acellusacademy - Acellus Academy is a K-12 online private school located in Kansas City, Missouri as a 501c3. Acellus Academy provides instruction online through distance education via the Acellus Learning System. Acellus, a program of the International Academy of Science, is an online learning system that has been used to provide primary instruction to millions of students in thousands of schools throughout the United States.\nHome School Legal Defense Association - With over 100,000 member families, Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) is the nation’s largest, most trusted homeschool advocacy organization.\nPower Home School - Power Homeschool is the official provider of online Acellus® courses for parents independently homeschooling their children without teacher support. Power is a not an accredited curriculum.\nRon Paul Curriculum - A liberty focused home school curriculum for all grades based on the ideas of former congressman Ron Paul. The curriculum was largely designed by Liberty Classroom founder, Tom Woods.\nTuttle Twins Academy - From the authors of some of the best selling Liberty Kids books, comes the academy for home learning. Catered for kids TTA offers courses in Finances, Logic \u0026amp; Critical Thinking, Entrepreneurship, and many more to come.\n"},{"id":7,"href":"/frontends/","title":"Front Ends","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy. The savage’s whole existence is public, ruled by the laws of his tribe. Civilization is the process of setting man free from men.\u0026rdquo; - Ayn Rand\nPrivacy Front ends are interfaces that interact with well known services that dont respect your privacy. Apps like Youtube or Facebook can be accessed via privacy respecting generally open source apps.\nApple AirPlay # air-pi-play - Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Airplay server using RPiPlay to enable screen mirroring on tvs, monitors and projectors. RPiPlay - An open-source AirPlay mirroring server for the Raspberry Pi. Supports iOS 9 and up. Apple Music # Cider - Cross-platform Apple Music experience based on Electron and Vue.js written from scratch with performance in mind Discord # gtkcord4 - A lightweight Discord client written in Golang which uses GTK3 for the user interface Facebook # SlimSocial - Android, alternative front-end for Facebook, built with Java Frost - An extensive and functional open source third party app for Facebook (Android app) Facebook Messenger # Caprine - Unofficial and privacy-focused Facebook Messenger app with many useful features fb-messenger-cli - Use your Facebook account to chat with your friends sneakily in the command line, it\u0026rsquo;s as easy as logging in, choosing a convo and chatting away Google Search # LibreX - Privacy-respecting free meta-search engine (free as in freedom). Small and simple meta-search engine, fetches and anonymizes results from Google only, has API support, allows redirects to Invidious/Bibliogram/Nitter/Libreddit.\nSearXNG - SearXNG is a free internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from various search services and databases. Users are neither tracked nor profiled (SearXNG is a fork of Searx).\nSearx - Searx is a free privacy-respecting internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from more than 70 search services. Users are neither tracked nor profiled. Additionally, Searx can be used over Tor for online anonymity.\nWhoogle Search - A self-hosted, ad-free, privacy-respecting metasearch engine for Google.\nGoogle Translate # Crow Translate - Simple and lightweight cross-platform translator that allows translation using LibreTranslate, Lingva, Google, Bing, and Yandex, as well as text-to-speech using Google.\nDeepL Android - Unofficial Android client for DeepL.\nInstaLate - Distraction-free translation for Android, to be used directly from within any app. Supports Beolingus, DeepL, Dict.cc, GNU CIDE, Heinzelnisse, LibreTranslate, Linguee, WikDict, and Wiktionary.\nLingva Translate - Alternative front-end for Google Translate, serving as a free and open-source translator with over a hundred languages available.\nSimplyTranslate - Provide fast and private translations to the user without wasting much overhead for extensive styling or JavaScript. Supports Google Translate, DeepL, ICIBA, and LibreTranslate.\nSimplyTranslate Mobile - Unofficial Android client of SimplyTranslate.\nHacker News # Hackers - A native iOS app for Hacker News.\nHackerweb - A simply readable Hacker News web app.\nHckrnws - A custom front-end for a better reading experience of HackerNews.\nHN-search - Algolia Hacker News search.\nHNTopLinks - Top Links on Hacker News.\nImgur # Imgin - Minimal Imgur front end Imgrs - Imgrs is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. It\u0026rsquo;s a Rust rewrite of a previous Imgur proxy project, Omgur. Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/imgrs Omgur - Omgur is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. Inspired by the Invidious, Nitter, and Teddit projects. No JavaScript or ads All requests go through the Omgur backend, client never talks to Imgur Prevents Imgur from tracking your IP or JavaScript fingerprint Lightweight Self-hostable Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/omgur Rimgo - Self-hosted frontend for Imgur written in Go. Website: https://i.bcow.xyz/ Rimgu - Self-hosted alternative frontend/ proxy for Imgur Instagram # Bibliogram - Bibliogram is an alternative front-end for Instagram. Public instances: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/bibliogram-docs/tree/master/docs/Instances.md Mastodon # Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Hyperspace - cross-platform Mastodon client for the fediverse written in TypeScript and React Pinafore - Alternative web client for Mastodon, focused on speed and simplicity Sengi - cross-platform multi-account Mastodon \u0026amp; Pleroma desktop client TheDesk - cross-platform Mastodon \u0026amp; Misskey desktop client Tootle - simple GTK-based Linux Mastodon client Tusky - lightweight Android Mastodon client Medium # Scribe - Alternative front-end to Medium.com Other services # ArchiveBox - Open source self-hosted web archiving. Takes URLs/browser history/bookmarks/Pocket/Pinboard/etc., saves HTML, JS, PDFs, media, and more etherpad-lite - Collaborative rich text editor. A modern really-real-time collaborative document editor Gitea - Lightweight git server. Git with a cup of tea, painless self-hosted git service Hedgedoc - Collaborative markdown editor. A platform to write and share markdown Librarian - Alternative frontend for LBRY / Odysee.com MediathekViewWeb - Video content of German public-service television broadcasters (e.g. ARD, ZDF) Official instance: mediathekviewweb.de NoPaste - NoPaste is an open-source website similar to Pastebin where you can store any piece of code, and generate links for easy sharing PrivateBin - Zero knowledge encrypted paste-bin. A minimalist, open source online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data. Data is encrypted/decrypted in the browser using 256 bits AES Snapdrop - Similar to Apple\u0026rsquo;s Airdrop but in your browser. A Progressive Web App for local file sharing Vaultwarden - Password manager. Unofficial Bitwarden compatible server written in Rust, formerly known as bitwarden_rs Wikiless - A free open source alternative Wikipedia front-end focused on privacy Reddit # Due to recent changes with the Reddit API Policy you may have mixed success with these. These are kept here in the event that this changes, but otherwise these are mostly dead projects\nDawn - Open-source Reddit app Available on F-Droid Forked from Dank: https://github.com/saket/Dank Eddrit - Alternative front-end for Reddit, inspired by Nitter, built with Python \u0026amp; Starlette. Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Infinity - Reddit client for Android Available on F-Droid junipf/reddit-frontend - A reddit front-end written in React Official instance: https://jpf-reddit.netlify.app kddit - uWSGI frontend for Reddit.com written in Python Official instance: https://kddit.kalli.st Libreddit - Alternative front-end for Reddit. Themed around Reddit\u0026rsquo;s new design - Lightweight, no JavaScript, no ads, no tracking. Official instance: libredd.it Public instances: https://github.com/spikecodes/libreddit#instances RedditClient - Alternative front-end for Reddit, built with Angular Roffline - A self-hosted offline Reddit server. It allows you to browse Reddit posts (including any media in the post) while offline. It is targeted at people that have intermittent internet Snew - Open-source client for Reddit forked from the Reddit source code. Slide - Open source, ad free Reddit browser for Android Available on F-Droid Stealth - Account-free, privacy-oriented, and feature-rich Reddit client. Available on F-Droid Teddit - Alternative Reddit front-end focused on privacy - Lightweight, no ads, no JavaScript, unofficial API. Official instance: https://teddit.net Public instances: https://github.com/teddit-net/teddit#instances Github mirror repository Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Teddit Top of Reddit - Top Reddit posts every day. Troddit: A web client for Reddit Official instance: https://www.troddit.com Updoot - Android, alternative front-end for Reddit. Xeddit - A Xamarin.Forms app for Reddit. Official instance: xeddit.com Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Xeddit Redirection # Farside - Farside provides links that automatically redirect to working instances of privacy-oriented alternative frontends, such as Nitter, Libreddit, etc. This allows for users to have more reliable access to the available public instances for a particular service, while also helping to distribute traffic more evenly across all instances and avoid performance bottlenecks and rate-limiting. LibRedirect - App that redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends. If you click on a link of a Youtube like it will redirect to you to Newpipe, Twitter to nitter, Wikipedia to Wikiless etc. Privacy Redirect - A simple web extension that redirects Twitter, YouTube, Instagram \u0026amp; Google Maps requests to privacy friendly alternatives Firefox Add-On: Privacy Redirect Chrome Extension: Privacy Redirect UntrackMe - UntrackMe transforms Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Reddit and Medium and Wikipedia links to links of open source, privacy friendly front-ends. Converts Google Maps links to OpenStreetMap links. Removes tracking parameters from any url. Then delegates the action to other apps that are capable of handling them. (Android app) Watch on Odysee - Browser add on that redirects you from YouTube to odysee a decentralized Youtube alternative Reuters # Neuters - An alternative front-end to Reuters.com. It is intended to be lightweight and fast, and was heavily inspired by Nitter Official instance: https://boxcat.site Shazam # SongRec - Open-source Shazam client for Linux, written in Rust. Spotify # Downtify - Open source Spotify ripper. Self Hosted. Kotify - Requires Spotify Account - Multiplatform desktop client for Spotify focused on library organization for power users. Relies on official Spotify client for playback Librespot - Requires Spotify Premium Account - librespot is an open source client library for Spotify. It enables applications to use Spotify\u0026rsquo;s service to control and play music via various backends, and to act as a Spotify Connect receiver. It is an alternative to the official and now deprecated closed-source libspotify. Additionally, it will provide extra features which are not available in the official library Oggify - Download Spotify tracks to Ogg Vorbis (with a Spotify premium account), based on librespot psst - Fast and multi-platform Spotify client with native GUI Podcast MP3 Downloader - Download MP3 files of your favorite podcasts from Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts, and Overcast. Spot: Gtk/Rust native Spotify client for the GNOME desktop. Only works with premium accounts Spotiqueue - Minimalistic queue-oriented macOS-native client for Spotify, with Guile Scheme scriptability SpotDownloader - A simple web tool that allows you to download songs from Spotify. You can download a song either by entering a track, album, or playlist link. You can also download the entire album or playlist in ZIP format. It also adds all the metadata like cover image, artists, and release date in the downloaded songs. Show, Podcast, and Artist page links aren\u0026rsquo;t supported yet. Spotiflyer - Download free content from Youtube, Spotify, Sound Cloud and more Spotube: A lightweight and free Spotify crossplatform-client which handles playback manually, streams music using Youtube \u0026amp; no Spotify premium account is needed SpotX: Modified Spotify Client for Windows (Windows Only) - Blocking ads and updates for the desktop version of Spotify, disabling podcasts and more Telegram # Telegram-FOSS - Unofficial, FOSS-friendly fork of the original Telegram client for Android. TikTok # ProxiTok - Open source alternative frontend for TikTok made with PHP. Official instance: Pussthecat Instance Twitch # ElectronPlayer - Electron Based Web Video Services Player. Supports Netflix, Youtube, Twitch, Floatplane, Hulu and more streamlink-twitch-gui - Multi platform Twitch.tv browser for Streamlink Twire: Alternative and open source Twitch client for Android Xtra - Twitch player and browser for Android Twitter/X # Due to recent changes with the Twitter API Policy you may have mixed success with these.\nFritter - A free, open-source Twitter client for Android. Harpy - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Flutter/Dart. Nitter - Alternative Twitter front-end - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Official instance: nitter.net Public instances: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances Example: Troy Hunt on Twitter and Nitter Shitter - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Java. Tweet-app - Desktop Twitter client only for tweeting. Timeline never shows up. Tweeterr - A tool to use Twitter from the command line on the fly. Tweepy - Twitter for Python Twidere X - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built mostly with Kotlin, in early stage. YouTube # Alltube - Web GUI for youtube-dl AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. BlackHole - Android music player app for YouTube Music and Spotify made with Flutter CloudTube - Alternative front-end for Invidious Official instance: https://tube.cadence.moe Installation guide for self-hosting: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/tube-docs/tree/main/item/docs/cloudtube/Installing%20CloudTube.md FreeTube - Open source YouTube desktop player for privacy on Windows, Mac and Linux Invidious - Invidious is an alternative front-end to YouTube - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Home page: https://invidious.io Invidious instances (Github): https://github.com/iv-org/documentation/blob/master/Invidious-Instances.md Invidious instances API: https://api.invidious.io Installation guide for self-hosting: https://docs.invidious.io/Installation.md Invidious-viewer - Python application to watch YouTube videos through the Invidious API, in the terminal (requires MPV player and libmpv.so, provided by Linux distro) Invuedious - An alternative frontend for invidious built with vue.js Official instance: https://bocchilorenzo.github.io/invuedious/ LibreTube - Android frontend for YouTube, based on Piped minitube - Lightweight youtube client with a kid-friendly interface. Can make playlists from search keywords mps-youtube - Terminal based YouTube player and downloader. NewPipe - A libre lightweight streaming front-end for Android oleksis/youtube-dl-gui - Cross-platform front-end GUI of the popular youtube-dl written in wxPython OpenVideoDownloader aka jely2002/youtube-dl-gui - A cross-platform GUI for youtube-dl made in Electron and node.js Piped - An alternative privacy-friendly YouTube frontend which is efficient by design - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking Official instance: https://piped.kavin.rocks List of public instances: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped/wiki/Instances Installation guide for self-hosting: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Documentation/blob/main/content/docs/self-hosting/index.md pipe-viewer - A lightweight application (fork of straw-viewer) for searching and playing videos from YouTube. Plumber - Local and remote video trimmer, can trim parts of video without downloading whole video, utilizes youtube-dl, allows conversion to GIFs smtube - Stand-alone YouTube video player Website: https://www.smtube.org SMTube is part of SMPlayer SMPlayer website: https://www.smplayer.info SMPlayer repository: https://github.com/smplayer-dev/smplayer SmartTubeNext - SmartTubeNext is an advanced YouTube app for Android TVs and TV boxes, free and open source. It is not a live TV client and does not support \u0026ldquo;YouTube TV\u0026rdquo;. SkyTube - An open-source YouTube app for Android. Tartube - A GUI front-end for youtube-dl, partly based on youtube-dl-gui and written in Python 3 / Gtk 3 th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). TubeArchivist - A self hosted YouTube media server. TubeSync - TubeSync is a PVR (personal video recorder) for YouTube. It syncs YouTube channels and playlists to a locally hosted media server. ViewTube - An alternative front-end for YouTube, written in Vue.js, uses Plyr video player; supports SponsorBlock, multiple Invidious instances support, chapters Vividl - Modern Windows GUI for youtube-dl Youtube-dl - Command-line program to download videos from YouTube.com and other video sites Youtube-viewer - Lightweight YouTube client for Linux YouTube.js - Full-featured wrapper around the Innertube API, which is what YouTube itself uses uYouPlus - uYouPlus (uYou+) is an alternative YouTube app for Apple\u0026rsquo;s iOS and iPadOS. yattee - Alternative YouTube frontend for iOS, tvOS and macOS built with Invidious and Piped, supports sponsorblock yt-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously without forcing javascript (Fork of youtube-local) yt-dlp - A youtube-dl fork with additional features and fixes. ytcc - Command line tool to keep track of your favorite playlists on YouTube and many other places. Can import youtube subscriptions from Google Takeout and provide them as an RSS feed for your favorite reader. ytfzf - A POSIX script that helps you find Youtube videos (without API) and opens/downloads them using mpv/youtube-dl. ytmdl - A simple app to get songs from YouTube in mp3 format with artist name, album name etc from sources like iTunes, LastFM, Deezer, Gaana etc. ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. ytdl-gui - A simple-to-use, cross-platform graphical interface for youtube-dl youtube-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously and with greater page performance ytcast - Cast YouTube videos to your smart TV from the command line. This program does roughly the same thing as the \u0026ldquo;Play on TV\u0026rdquo; button that appears on the player bar when you visit youtube.com with Chrome or when you use the YouTube smartphone app YouTube Music # AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. "},{"id":8,"href":"/hacking/","title":"Hacking","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The truth is revealed by removing things that stand in its light, an art not unlike sculpture, in which the artist creates, not by building, but by hacking away.\u0026rdquo; - Alan Watts\nWelcome to the Hacking section of Liberty tools! Hacking should be used to increase your knowledge and harden your defenses. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAnonymity # BinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\nI2P - The Invisible Internet Project.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nNipe - Script to redirect all traffic from the machine to the Tor network.\nOnionScan - One of the Hacking Tools for investigating the Dark Web by finding operational security issues introduced by Tor hidden service operators.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nTor - Free software and onion routed overlay network that helps you defend against traffic analysis.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nBug Bounty Platforms # Bugcrowd List - List of many companies that provide bug bounties. CTF(Capture the flag) # Ctf-tools - Collection of setup scripts to install various security research tools easily and quickly deployable to new machines.\nPwntools - Rapid exploit development framework built for use in CTFs.\nRsaCtfTool - Decrypt data enciphered using weak RSA keys, and recover private keys from public keys using a variety of automated attacks.\nDDoS # HOIC - Updated version of Low Orbit Ion Cannon, has ‘boosters’ to get around common counter measures.\nJS LOIC - JavaScript in-browser version of LOIC.\nLOIC - Open source network stress tool for Windows.\nSlowLoris - DoS tool that uses low bandwidth on the attacking side.\nT50 - Faster network stress tool.\nUFONet - Abuses OSI layer 7 HTTP to create/manage ‘zombies’ and to conduct different attacks using; GET/POST, multithreading, proxies, origin spoofing methods, cache evasion techniques, etc.\nDefense Evasion # AntiVirus Evasion Tool (AVET) - Post-process exploits containing executable files targeted for Windows machines to avoid being recognized by antivirus software.\nHyperion - Runtime encryptor for 32-bit portable executables (“PE .exes”).\nPeCloak.py - Automates the process of hiding a malicious Windows executable from antivirus (AV) detection.\nPeCloakCapstone - Multi-platform fork of the peCloak.py automated malware antivirus evasion tool.\nUniByAv - Simple obfuscator that takes raw shellcode and generates Anti-Virus friendly executables by using a brute-forcable, 32-bit XOR key.\nVeil - Generate metasploit payloads that bypass common anti-virus solutions.\nDefcon Suggested Reading # Defcon Suggested Reading Email Spoofing # SpoofBox - Offers email, SMS, Phone spoofing and lots of other tools. Not a free service. Can also be used to look up phone numbers. Exploit Development # Exploit Writing Tutorials - Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nShellcode Examples - Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial - Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nFile Format Analysis # Hachoir - Python library to view and edit a binary stream as tree of fields and tools for metadata extraction.\nKaitai Struct - File formats and network protocols dissection language and web IDE, generating parsers in C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby.\nVeles - Binary data visualization and analysis tool.\nForensics # Autopsy - Full suite of open source forensics tools.\nCAINE - CAINE is Linux Live CD that contains a wealth of digital forensic tools. Features include a user-friendly GUI, semi-automated report creation and tools for Mobile Forensics, Network Forensics, Data Recovery and more.\nFTK Imager - Open Source Disk imaging tool.\nPaladin Forensic Suite - Live Ubuntu distro with lots of tools. Open source with free and paid versions.\nSIFT Workstation - The SIFT Workstation is a collection of free and open-source incident response and forensic tools designed to perform detailed digital forensic examinations in a variety of settings, all built inside an Ubuntu VM.\nSMART - Open source sampling of many proprietary forensics tools.\nGNU/Linux Utilities # Linux Exploit Suggester - Heuristic reporting on potentially viable exploits for a given GNU/Linux system. Hacking Focused OSINT # AQUATONE - Subdomain discovery tool utilizing various open sources producing a report that can be used as input to other tools.\nBinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\nDataSploit - OSINT visualizer utilizing Shodan, Censys, Clearbit, EmailHunter, FullContact, and Zoomeye behind the scenes.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\ngithub-dorks - CLI tool to scan Github repos/organizations for potential sensitive information leak.\nIntrigue - Automated OSINT \u0026amp; Attack Surface discovery framework with powerful API, UI and CLI.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nShodan - World’s first search engine for Internet-connected devices.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSn1per - One of the Hacking Tools for Automated Pentest Recon Scanner.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\nThreat Crowd - Search engine for threats.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nvcsmap - Plugin-based tool to scan public version control systems for sensitive information.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nHacking Conventions # 44Con - Annual Security Conference held in London.\nAppSecUSA - Annual conference organized by OWASP.\nBalCCon - Balkan Computer Congress, annually held in Novi Sad, Serbia.\nBlack Hat - Annual security conference in Las Vegas.\nBruCON - Annual security conference in Belgium.\nCarolinaCon - Infosec conference, held annually in North Carolina.\nCCC - Annual meeting of the international hacker scene in Germany.\nCHCon - Christchurch Hacker Con, Only South Island of New Zealand hacker con.\nDeepSec - Security Conference in Vienna, Austria.\nDefCamp - Largest Security Conference in Eastern Europe, held annually in Bucharest, Romania.\nDEF CON - Annual hacker convention in Las Vegas. Known for having a left wing bias.\nEkoparty - Largest Security Conference in Latin America, held annually in Buenos Aires, Argentina.\nFSec - FSec - Croatian Information Security Gathering in Varaždin, Croatia.\nHack3rCon - Annual US hacker conference.\nHack.lu - Annual conference held in Luxembourg.\nHackfest - Largest hacking conference in Canada.\nHITB - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nHacking In The Box - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nInfosecurity Europe - Europe’s number one information security event, held in London, UK.\nLayerOne - Annual US security conference held every spring in Los Angeles.\nNullcon - Annual conference in Delhi and Goa, India.\nPhreakNIC - Technology conference held annually in middle Tennessee.\nRSA Conference USA - Annual security conference in San Francisco, California, USA.\nShmooCon - Annual US East coast hacker convention.\nSkyDogCon - Technology conference in Nashville.\nSummerCon - One of the oldest hacker conventions, held during Summer.\nSwiss Cyber Storm - Annual security conference in Lucerne, Switzerland.\nThotCon - Annual US hacker conference held in Chicago.\nTroopers - Annual international IT Security event with workshops held in Heidelberg, Germany.\nVirus Bulletin Conference - Annual conference going to be held in Denver, USA for 2016.\nHash Cracking # BruteForce Wallet - Find the password of an encrypted wallet file (i.e. wallet.dat).\nCeWL - Generates custom wordlists by spidering a target’s website and collecting unique words.\nHashcat - Another One of the Hacking Tools The more fast hash cracker.\nJohn the Ripper - One of the best Hacking Tools for Fast password cracker.\nJWT Cracker - Simple HS256 JWT token brute force cracker.\nRar Crack - RAR bruteforce cracker.\nHex Editors # 0xED – Native macOS hex editor that supports plug-ins to display custom data types.\nFrhed – Binary file editor for Windows.\nHexEdit.js – Browser-based hex editing.\nHexinator – World’s finest (proprietary, commercial) Hex Editor.\nInformation Security Magazines # 2600: The Hacker Quarterly – American publication about technology and computer “underground.”\nPhrack Magazine – By far the longest running hacker zine.\nUnredacted Magazine - The official magazine from Michael Bazzell author of Extreme Privacy.\nLock Picking Resources # Awesome Lockpicking – Awesome guides, tools, and other resources about the security and compromise of locks, safes, and keys.\nBosnianbill – More lockpicking videos.\nSchuyler Towne channel – Lockpicking videos and security talks.\n/r/lockpicking – Resources for learning lockpicking, equipment recommendations.\nmacOS Utilities # Bella – Pure Python post-exploitation data mining and remote administration tool for macOS. Multi-paradigm Frameworks # Armitage – Java-based GUI front-end for the Metasploit Framework.\nExploitPack – Graphical tool for automating penetration tests that ships with many pre-packaged exploits.\nFaraday – Multiuser integrated pentesting environment for red teams performing cooperative penetration tests, security audits, and risk assessments.\nMetasploit – Post exploitation Hacking Tools for offensive security teams to help verify vulnerabilities and manage security assessments.\nPupy – Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android) remote administration and post-exploitation tool.\nNetwork Tools # BetterCAP – Modular, portable and easily extensible MITM framework.\nCloudFail – Unmask server IP addresses hidden behind Cloudflare by searching old database records and detecting misconfigured DNS.\nCrackMapExec – A swiss army knife for pentesting networks.\nDebookee – Simple and powerful network traffic analyzer for macOS.\nDET – Proof of concept to perform data exfiltration using either single or multiple channel(s) at the same time.\nDgcd – Simple Unix network utility to extend the accessibility of TCP/IP based network services beyond firewalls.\nDnsmap – One of the Hacking Tools for Passive DNS network mapper.\nDnsrecon – One of the Hacking Tools for DNS enumeration script.\nDnschef – Highly configurable DNS proxy for pentesters.\nDnsenum – Perl script that enumerates DNS information from a domain, attempts zone transfers, performs a brute force dictionary style attack, and then performs reverse look-ups on the results.\nDnstracer – Determines where a given DNS server gets its information from, and follows the chain of DNS servers.\nDNSDumpster – One of the Hacking Tools for Online DNS recon and search service.\nDshell – Network forensic analysis framework.\nDsniff – Collection of tools for network auditing and pentesting.\nDripcap – Caffeinated packet analyzer.\nEvilgrade – Modular framework to take advantage of poor upgrade implementations by injecting fake updates.\nEttercap – Comprehensive, mature suite for machine-in-the-middle attacks.\nImpacket – A collection of Python classes for working with network protocols.\nIntercepter-NG – Multifunctional network toolkit.\nMass Scan – Best Hacking Tools for TCP port scanner, spews SYN packets asynchronously, scanning entire Internet in under 5 minutes.\nMallory – HTTP/HTTPS proxy over SSH.\nMitmproxy – Interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy for penetration testers and software developers.\nMorpheus – Automated ettercap TCP/IP Hacking Tools.\nNetsniff-ng – Swiss army knife for network sniffing.\nNetwork-Tools.com – Website offering an interface to numerous basic network utilities like ping, traceroute, whois, and more.\nNmap – Free security scanner for network exploration \u0026amp; security audits.\nPassivedns – Network sniffer that logs all DNS server replies for use in a passive DNS setup.\nPassivedns-client – Library and query tool for querying several passive DNS providers.\nPig – One of the Hacking Tools for GNU/Linux packet crafting.\nPwnat – Punches holes in firewalls and NATs.\nPraeda – Automated multi-function printer data harvester for gathering usable data during security assessments.\nPrinter Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) – Tool for printer security testing capable of IP and USB connectivity, fuzzing, and exploitation of PostScript, PJL, and PCL printer language features.\nRoutersploit – Open source exploitation framework similar to Metasploit but dedicated to embedded devices.\nScanless – Utility for using websites to perform port scans on your behalf so as not to reveal your own IP.\nScapy – Python-based interactive packet manipulation program \u0026amp; library.\nSPARTA – Graphical interface offering scriptable, configurable access to existing network infrastructure scanning and enumeration tools.\nSSH MITM – Intercept SSH connections with a proxy; all plaintext passwords and sessions are logged to disk.\nTcpdump/libpcap – Common packet analyzer that runs under the command line.\nWireshark – Widely-used graphical, cross-platform network protocol analyzer.\nXRay – Network (sub)domain discovery and reconnaissance automation tool.\nZarp – Network attack tool centered around the exploitation of local networks.\nZmap – Open source network scanner that enables researchers to easily perform Internet-wide network studies.\nOperating Systems # Best Linux Penetration Testing Distributions @ CyberPunk – Description of main penetration testing distributions.\nCuckoo – Open source automated malware analysis system.\nComputer Aided Investigative Environment (CAINE) – Italian GNU/Linux live distribution created as a digital forensics project.\nCSILinux - CSI\u0026rsquo;s mission is to equip you with the most advanced tools in digital forensics, OSINT, and incident response.\nDigital Evidence \u0026amp; Forensics Toolkit (DEFT) – Live CD for forensic analysis runnable without tampering or corrupting connected devices where the boot process takes place.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nSecurity @ Distrowatch – Website dedicated to talking about, reviewing, and keeping up to date with open source operating systems.\nTails – Live OS aimed at preserving privacy and anonymity.\nPhysical Hacking Tools # Anof-cyber/APTRS - APTRS (Automated Penetration Testing Reporting System) is an automated reporting tool in Python and Django. The tool allows Penetration testers to create a report directly without using the Traditional Docx file. It also provides an approach to keeping track of the projects and vulnerabilities.\nCanarytokens.org - Canarytokens are a free, quick, painless way to help defenders discover they\u0026rsquo;ve been breached by having attackers announce themselves. These are digital honeypots you can configure on your own network.\nFlipperzero.one - Flipper Zero is a portable multi-tool for pentesters and geeks in a toy-like body. It loves hacking digital stuff, such as radio protocols, access control systems, hardware and more. It\u0026rsquo;s fully open-source and customizable, so you can extend it in whatever way you like. Check out more firmware options here\nHak5.org - Sells many hacking for wifi pentesting, hotplug attacks, implants, remote access field kits and more. Breakdown of multiple tools\nLAN Turtle – Covert “USB Ethernet Adapter” that provides remote access, network intelligence gathering, and MITM capabilities when installed in a local network.\nPoisontap – Siphons cookies, exposes internal (LAN-side) router and installs web backdoor on locked computers.\nUSB Rubber Ducky – Customizable keystroke injection attack platform masquerading as a USB thumbdrive.\nWiFi Pineapple – Wireless auditing and penetration testing platform.\nPenetration Testing Resources # Pentest Tools # Metasploit Unleashed - Free Offensive Security Metasploit course.\nMITRE’s Adversarial Tactics, Techniques \u0026amp; Common Knowledge (ATT\u0026amp;CK) – Curated knowledge base and model for cyber adversary behavior.\nOpen Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM) – Framework for providing test cases that result in verified facts on which to base decisions that impact an organization’s security.\nOpen Web Application Security Project (OWASP) – Worldwide not-for-profit charitable organization focused on improving the security of especially Web-based and Application-layer software.\nPenetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) – Documentation designed to provide a common language and scope for performing and reporting the results of a penetration test.\nPenetration Testing Framework (PTF) – Outline for performing penetration tests compiled as a general framework usable by vulnerability analysts and penetration testers alike.\nPENTEST-WIKI – Free online security knowledge library for pentesters and researchers.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nShellcode Examples – Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial – Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nXSS-Payloads – Ultimate resource for all things cross-site including payloads, tools, games and documentation.\nPenetration Testing Distributions # ArchStrike – Arch GNU/Linux repository for security professionals and enthusiasts.\nAttifyOS – GNU/Linux distribution focused on tools useful during Internet of Things (IoT) security assessments.\nBackBox – Ubuntu-based distribution for penetration tests and security assessments.\nBlackArch – Arch GNU/Linux-based distribution with best Hacking Tools for penetration testers and security researchers.\nFedora Security Lab – Provides a safe test environment to work on security auditing, forensics, system rescue and teaching security testing methodologies.\nKali – GNU/Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing Hacking Tools.\nNetwork Security Toolkit (NST) – Fedora-based bootable live operating system designed to provide easy access to best-of-breed open source network security applications.\nParrot – Distribution similar to Kali, with multiple architectures with 100 of Hacking Tools.\nPentoo – Security-focused live CD based on Gentoo.\nThe Pentesters Framework – Distro organized around the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES), providing a curated collection of utilities that eliminates often unused toolchains.\nDocker for Penetration Testing # docker pull kalilinux/kali-linux-docker docker pull owasp/zap2docker-stable docker pull wpscanteam/wpscan docker pull citizenstig/dvwa docker pull wpscanteam/vulnerablewordpress docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-6271 docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-0160 docker pull opendns/security-ninjas docker pull diogomonica/docker-bench-security docker pull ismisepaul/securityshepherd docker pull danmx/docker-owasp-webgoat docker-compose build \u0026amp;\u0026amp; docker-compose up docker pull citizenstig/nowasp docker pull bkimminich/juice-shop docker pull phocean/msf Penetration Testing Report Templates # Pentesting Report Template – lucideus.com template.\nPentesting Report Template – pcisecuritystandards.org template.\nPublic Pentesting Reports – Curated list of public penetration test reports released by several consulting firms and academic security groups.\nRansomware Recovery # Nomoreransom - Help detect what kind of ransomware encryption you’re affected by and free tools to unlock it, in many but not all cases. Reverse Engineering Tools # Binwalk – Fast, easy to use tool for analyzing, reverse engineering, and extracting firmware images.\nCapstone – Lightweight multi-platform, multi-architecture disassembly framework.\ndnSpy – One of the Hacking Tools to reverse engineer .NET assemblies.\nEvan’s Debugger – OllyDbg-like debugger for GNU/Linux.\nFrida – Dynamic instrumentation toolkit for developers, reverse-engineers, and security researchers.\nImmunity Debugger – Powerful way to write exploits and analyze malware.\nInteractive Disassembler (IDA Pro) – Proprietary multi-processor disassembler and debugger for Windows, GNU/Linux, or macOS; also has a free version, IDA Free.\nMedusa – Open source, cross-platform interactive disassembler.\nOllyDbg – x86 debugger for Windows binaries that emphasizes binary code analysis.\nPeda – Python Exploit Development Assistance for GDB.\nPlasma – Interactive disassembler for x86/ARM/MIPS. Generates indented pseudo-code with colored syntax code.\nPyREBox – Python scriptable Reverse Engineering sandbox by Cisco-Talos.\nRadare2 – Open source, crossplatform reverse engineering framework.\nrVMI – Debugger on steroids; inspect userspace processes, kernel drivers, and preboot environments in a single tool.\nVoltron – Extensible debugger UI toolkit written in Python.\nWDK/WinDbg – Windows Driver Kit and WinDbg.\nx64dbg – Open source x64/x32 debugger for windows.\nSecurity Courses # ARIZONA CYBER WARFARE RANGE – 24×7 live fire exercises for beginners through real world operations; capability for upward progression into the real world of cyber warfare.\nComputer Security Student – Many free tutorials, great for beginners, $10/mo membership unlocks all content.\nCTF Field Guide – Everything you need to win your next CTF competition.\nCybrary – Free courses in ethical hacking and advanced penetration testing. Advanced penetration testing courses are based on the book ‘Penetration Testing for Highly-Secured Environments’.\nEuropean Union Agency for Network and Information Security – ENISA Cyber Security Training material.\nOffensive Security Training – Training from BackTrack/Kali developers.\nOpen Security Training – Training material for computer security classes.\nSANS Security Training – Computer Security Training \u0026amp; Certification.\nSide-channel Tools # ChipWhisperer – Complete open-source toolchain for side-channel power analysis and glitching attacks. Social Engineering # Beelogger – Tool for generating keylooger.\nCatphish – Tool for phishing and corporate espionage written in Ruby.\nEvilginx – MITM attack framework used for phishing credentials and session cookies from any Web service.\nKing Phisher – One of the Hacking Tools for Phishing campaign toolkit used for creating and managing multiple simultaneous phishing attacks with custom email and server content.\nSocial Engineer Toolkit (SET) – Open source pentesting framework designed for social engineering featuring a number of custom attack vectors to make believable attacks quickly.\nSocial Engineering Framework – Information resource for social engineers.\nwifiphisher – Automated phishing attacks against WiFi networks.\nStatic Analyzers # Bandit – Security oriented static analyser for python code.\nBrakeman – Static analysis security vulnerability scanner for Ruby on Rails applications.\nCppcheck – Extensible C/C++ static analyzer focused on finding bugs.\nFindBugs – Free software static analyzer to look for bugs in Java code.\nSobelow – Security-focused static analysis for the Phoenix Framework.\nTransport Layer Security Tools # SSLyze – Fast and comprehensive TLS/SSL configuration analyzer to help identify security mis-configurations.\nTLS Prober – Fingerprint a server’s SSL/TLS implementation.\nTestssl.sh – Command line tool which checks a server’s service on any port for the support of TLS/SSL ciphers, protocols as well as some cryptographic flaws.\nTools, Lists, Tutorials etc. # AD Exploit guides - Detailed guide on methods to exploit Active Directory.\nAndroid Security – Collection of Android security-related resources.\nAppSec – Resources for learning about application security.\nAwesome Awesomness – The List of the Lists.\nC/C++ Programming – One of the main language for open source security tools.\nCTFs – Capture The Flag frameworks, libraries, etc.\nExploit Writing Tutorials – Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nForensics – Free (mostly open source) forensic analysis tools and resources.\nGB Hackers Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHackerone Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHacking – Tutorials, tools, and resources.\nHoneypots – Honeypots, tools, components, and more.\nInfoSec § Hacking challenges – Comprehensive directory of CTFs, wargames, hacking challenge websites, Penetration testing tools list practice lab exercises, and more.\nInfosec – Information security resources for pentesting, forensics, and more.\nJavaScript Programming – In-browser development and scripting.\nKali Linux Tools – List of Hacking tools present in Kali Linux.\nMalware Analysis – Tools and resources for analysts.\nNode.js Programming – Curated list of delightful Node.js packages and resources.\nPCAP Tools – Tools for processing network traffic.\nPenetration Testing Cheat Sheets – Awesome Pentest Cheat Sheets.\nPivoting and Tunneling Guide - Detailed guide on methods to exploit.\nPython Programming 1 – General Python programming.\nPython Programming 2 – General Python programming.\nPython tools for penetration testers – Lots of pentesting tools are written in Python.\nRuby Programming 1 – The de-facto language for writing exploits.\nRuby Programming 2 – The de-facto\nVirtual Machines Labs # CFTtime - Free capture the flag hacking games.\nMindMaps - Massive list of smaller sites that provide individual hacking challenges.\nPentesterlab - Free and paid Pentesting training with labs.\nSadcloud - Sadcloud is a tool for spinning up insecure AWS infrastructure with Terraform.\nVulnerability Hub - Free Virtual machines to hack, provided by the community.\nVulnmachines - A place to learn and improve penetration testing/ethical hacking skills for FREE. The labs consist of 100+ real world scenarios to practice the latest exploits and cutting edge hacking techniques.\nVulnerability Databases # Bugtraq (BID) – Software security bug identification database compiled from submissions to the SecurityFocus mailing list and other sources, operated by Symantec, Inc.\nCommon Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) – Dictionary of common names (i.e., CVE Identifiers) for publicly known security vulnerabilities.\nCXSecurity – Archive of published CVE and Bugtraq software vulnerabilities cross-referenced with a Google dork database for discovering the listed vulnerability.\nExploit-DB – Non-profit project hosting exploits for software vulnerabilities, provided as a public service by Offensive Security.\nFull-Disclosure – Public, vendor-neutral forum for detailed discussion of vulnerabilities, often publishes details before many other sources.\nInj3ct0r (Onion service) – Exploit marketplace and vulnerability information aggregator.\nMicrosoft Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Microsoft software.\nMicrosoft Security Bulletins – Announcements of security issues discovered in Microsoft software, published by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC).\nMozilla Foundation Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Mozilla software, including the Firefox Web Browser.\nNational Vulnerability Database (NVD) – United States government’s National Vulnerability Database provides additional meta-data (CPE, CVSS scoring) of the standard CVE List along with a fine-grained search engine.\nPacket Storm – Compendium of exploits, advisories, tools, and other security-related resources aggregated from across the industry.\nSecuriTeam – Independent source of software vulnerability information.\nUS-CERT Vulnerability Notes Database – Summaries, technical details, remediation information, and lists of vendors affected by software vulnerabilities, aggregated by the United States Computer Emergency Response Team (US-CERT).\nVulnerability Lab – Open forum for security advisories organized by category of exploit target.\nVulners – Security database of software vulnerabilities.\nZero Day Initiative – Bug bounty program with the publicly accessible archive of published security advisories, operated by TippingPoint.\nVulnerability Scanners # Nexpose – Commercial vulnerability and risk management assessment engine that integrates with Metasploit, sold by Rapid7.\nNessus – Commercial vulnerability management, configuration, and compliance assessment platform, sold by Tenable. Free for under 25 devices.\nOpenVAS – Free open source software implementation of the popular Nessus vulnerability assessment system.\nVuls – Agentless vulnerability scanner for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD, written in Go.\nWeb Exploitation # Autochrome – Easy to install a test browser with all the appropriate setting needed for web application testing with native Burp support, from NCCGroup.\nBlindElephant – Web application fingerprinter.\nBrowser Exploitation Framework (BeEF) – Command and control server for delivering exploits to commandeered Web browsers.\nBurp Suite – One of the Hacking Tools integrated platform for performing security testing of web applications.\nCommix – Automated all-in-one operating system command injection and exploitation tool.\nDVCS Ripper – Rip web accessible (distributed) version control systems: SVN/GIT/HG/BZR.\nEyeWitness – Tool to take screenshots of websites, provide some server header info, and identify default credentials if possible.\nFiddler – Free cross-platform web debugging proxy with user-friendly companion tools.\nFimap – Find, prepare, audit, exploit and even Google automatically for LFI/RFI bugs.\nFuzzDB – Dictionary of attack patterns and primitives for black-box application fault injection and resource discovery.\nGitTools – One of the Hacking Tools that Automatically find and download Web accessible .git repositories.\nKadabra – Automatic LFI exploiter and scanner.\nKadimus – LFI scan and exploit tool.\nLiffy – LFI exploitation tool.\nNoSQLmap – Automatic NoSQL injection and database takeover tool.\nOffensive Web Testing Framework (OWTF) – Python-based framework for pentesting Web applications based on the OWASP Testing Guide.\nSslstrip – One of the Hacking Tools Demonstration of the HTTPS stripping attacks.\nSslstrip2 – SSLStrip version to defeat HSTS.\nsqlmap – Automatic SQL injection and database takeover tool.\nTplmap – Automatic server-side template injection and Web server takeover Hacking Tools.\nVHostScan – A virtual host scanner that performs reverse lookups, can be used with pivot tools, detect catch-all scenarios, aliases and dynamic default pages.\nWeevely3 – Weaponized web shell.\nWebscreenshot – A simple script to take screenshots of list of websites.\nWhatWeb – Website fingerprinter.\nWappalyzer – Wappalyzer uncovers the technologies used on websites.\nwafw00f – Identifies and fingerprints Web Application Firewall (WAF) products.\nWordPress Exploit Framework – Ruby framework for developing and using modules which aid in the penetration testing of WordPress powered websites and systems.\nWPSploit – Exploit WordPress-powered websites with Metasploit.\nWeb Scanners # Arachni – Scriptable framework for evaluating the security of web applications.\nCms-explorer – Reveal the specific modules, plugins, components and themes that various websites powered by content management systems are running.\nNikto – Noisy but fast black box web server and web application vulnerability scanner.\nSecApps – In-browser web application security testing suite.\nWebReaver – Commercial, graphical web application vulnerability scanner designed for macOS.\nw3af – Hacking Tools for Web application attack and audit framework.\nWPScan – Hacking Tools of Black box WordPress vulnerability scanner.\nWapiti – Black box web application vulnerability scanner with built-in fuzzer.\nJoomscan – One of the best Hacking Tools for Joomla vulnerability scanner.\nACSTIS – Automated client-side template injection (sandbox escape/bypass) detection for AngularJS.\nWindows Utilities # Bloodhound – Graphical Active Directory trust relationship explorer.\nDeathStar – Python script that uses Empire’s RESTful API to automate gaining Domain Admin rights in Active Directory environments.\nEmpire – Pure PowerShell post-exploitation agent.\nFibratus – Tool for exploration and tracing of the Windows kernel.\nMagic Unicorn – Shellcode generator for numerous attack vectors, including Microsoft Office macros, PowerShell, HTML applications (HTA), or certutil (using fake certificates).\nMimikatz – Credentials extraction tool for Windows operating system.\nPowerSploit – PowerShell Post-Exploitation Framework.\nredsnarf – Post-exploitation tool for retrieving password hashes and credentials from Windows workstations, servers, and domain controllers.\nResponder – LLMNR, NBT-NS and MDNS poisoner.\nSysinternals Suite – The Sysinternals Troubleshooting Utilities.\nwePWNise – Generates architecture independent VBA code to be used in Office documents or templates and automates bypassing application control and exploit mitigation software.\nWindows Credentials Editor – Inspect logon sessions and add, change, list, and delete associated credentials, including Kerberos tickets.\nWindows Exploit Suggester – Detects potential missing patches on the target.\nWireless Network Hacking # Aircrack-ng – Set of Penetration testing \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list for auditing wireless networks.\nFluxion – Suite of automated social engineering based WPA attacks.\nKismet – Wireless network detector, sniffer, and IDS.\nReaver – Brute force attack against WiFi Protected Setup.\nWifite – Automated wireless attack tool.\n"},{"id":9,"href":"/health/","title":"Health","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Our food should be our medicine and our medicine should be our food.\u0026rdquo; - Hippocrates\nThe modern world is poisoning us. Big Ag, Big Pharma, social media, environmental pollution, EMFs are everywhere. Corporations and every level of our governments are complicit, and this trend doesnt seem to be slowing down. We need to take our health back into our own hands. By embracing traditional wisdom, and alternatives to mainstream health we can reclaim much of the health that modern society has been slowly destroying.\nReject modernity. Embrace Tradition.\nBioHacking Tools # AgelessBody - List of Biohacking tools and strategies\nAnyLuv Metal Glasses - Anyluv sells blue light blocking daytime and nighttime glasses with metal frames, so that you can minimize your light exposure without putting plastic on your face like most other blue light blocking glasses.\nBioHackerLabs Tools - Several different tools and resources. Net Carb Calc, Glucose Ketone Calc, Blood Sugar converter, Blue light testing.\nBluBlox - Cheaper Blue light blocking sunglasses\nBonCharge - Numerous products for sale. Include Blu light blocking, EMF Blocking, red light therapy etc. Products are bit pricey.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nEmr-Tek - Wide range of products. Inlcuding non plastic blue and yellow light blocking glasses. Iphone radiation blocking cases. Red light devices and more.\nOpal - App that blocks other apps. Social media can be addicting and can impact your productivity, but sometimes deleting it isn\u0026rsquo;t an option. Stop yourself from wasting time on social media during designated time frames with the Opal app.\nChips - Seed Oil Free # Seed oils are everywhere. New evidence shows that they are wildly toxic and heavily correlate with the increase in major chronic disease over the last 100 years. But Chips are also delicious so here\u0026rsquo;s a few options for seed oil free chips. Anti-Seed Oil Data\nBeefys Own - Beef tallow potato chips.\nMasa Chips - Organic nixtalized corn chips cooked in grassfed beef tallow. From the creators of the Shireapp. Accepts Bitcoin. Currently they are a bit pricey.\nRosies Chips - Beef tallow potato chips.\nSiete Foods - Family owned Mexican company that produces a wide range of seed oil free chips and other products. Primarily cooked in Avocado oil.\nClothing # Non Plastic, EMF Resistant and Grounded\nAll of these ideas may seem controversial to you. Here are some great resources to learn more about them. Grounding/Earthing , Microplastics , Guide on avoiding all plastics and toxic chemicals\nAJConsultingCompany - Non Plastic Alternatives\nBuffaloWoolCo - 100% buffalo/bison wool clothing.\nCottonique - GOTS Certified 100% Organic cotton products.\nEarth Runners - Earth Runners was created to rewild our lives in response to the typical modern domesticated lifestyle, which is causing numerous health, psychological and social issues. Grounded minimalist sandals.\nFindwool.com - Find 100% pure wool in your area.\nGrounded Shoes - Shoes that are discharged electricity from body via grounded shoes. Most(but not all) shoes are 100% leather and plastic free.\nHarvest and Mill - 100% organic cotton sheets, towels \u0026amp; more. 100% Sourced \u0026amp; Made in the USA.\nHemp Organic Life - Organic hemp products for all sorts of less common items such as: mattress covers, cushions, sleeping bags, soaps, socks, and even home and car seat covers.\nNatural Home - Natural home sells a wide mix of organic wool, cotton, linen, hemp furniture and much more.\nOddobody - 100% organic cotton underwear for woman.\nPeluva Shoes - Founded by liberty leaning nutrition expert Mark Sisson. Peluva aims to create shoes that allow you to move well in a more natural state.\nRawganique - Organic cotton, linen and Hemp clothing and accessories.\nRhizal Shoes - Grounded 100% leather shoes.\nThe Filtery - Aggregator for non plastic clothes and other household items.\nWoolshire - GOTS Certified 100% Organic locally sourced Cotton products. Organic sourcing is often not verified when it comes from other countries. At Woolshire it is verified.\nWyoming Based - American Wool company. Sells Beanies and Sweaters. Accepts Bitcoin. Manufactured in America. Anti-woke.\nCosmetics # Animal based and Non-Toxic\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Deodorant, Toothpaste, soap, etc\nCaptain Fishers - Balms and Hair serum using Tallow and other natural ingredients.\nClara And Fritz - Whipped tallow based sunscreen and other products\nDakota Tallow - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nFarrow.Life - Pork Lard based. Farrow is made in real time and in small batches to ensure super freshness and the highest quality.\nJKLM Farm - Small Batch Animal Fat Soap \u0026amp; Skincare Products. Includes bone marrow soap,bacon fat soap, hair paste and more.\nMeraki Blu - Meraki Blu and Tallow based supplements. Meraki Blu has been shown to help Energy, Focus, Short-Term and Long-Term Memory, Uplift Mood, Calm Anxiety, and be Anti-Aging focused.\nNoseToTail-BodyCare - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nVintage Tradition - Tallow Lip balms.\nWhite Oaks Home goods - White oaks also provides tallow and lard based cosmetics, candles etc.\nDental Health # Dental health has been an epidemic of malocclusion largely related the to quality of our food for thousands of years. This has led to mass issues with dental decay and improper facial development which leads to nasal breathing, which in turns leads to wisdom teeth problems and many other following health issues.Check out these resources to learn more: Weston A Price\u0026rsquo;s world wide study , Jaw Development , Breathing , General Dental Health\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Toothpaste and other products. Completely natural with no Fluoride.\nVanMan Shop - Toothpase made from eggshell and betonite clay. Shipped in glass containers. Offers other products as well.\nBite - Plastic free Vegan friendly toothpaste and other teeth related products, including bamboo tooth brushes and plastic free floss, all sold in non plastic containers.\nGreenzla - Bamboo plastic free tooth brushes.\nPlastic Free Dental Floss - Made from wheat instead of plastic for your flossing needs.\nMastique Chewing Gum - Often referred to as mastic gum, Mastique offers sugar free, seed oil and trans fat free Mastic gum for chewing to help build jaw strength and avoid jaw/wisdom teeth problems. Also comes with xylitol, coconut and natural mastic for extra teeth care. Doesn\u0026rsquo;t taste like regular gum, but ultimately its not bad tasting either.\nGreco Gum - Single ingredient mastic gum for increasing jaw strength. Made from resinous sap that seeps from the bark of the mastic tree (Pistacia lentiscus) and becomes crystallized.\nApolloGum - Single ingredient mastic gum with only a single ingredient. Offers a 21% discount if purchased in bitcoin.\nBiolight - A redlight device specifically for your mouth and teeth. Red light has shown tremendous health benefits across a wide spectrum. The Biolight can help to restore your oral microbiome. Company also provides many other redlight products.\nMewing App - An app from the creator of Mewing, that helps you do different mewing exercises designed to help strengthen your jaw with proper tongue posture, and help your face, jaw and teeth develop properly.\nEnvironmental Toxin Monitoring # Because Health - A nonprofit environmental health site that offers science-based tips and guides for buying safer cookware and dishes, uncontaminated foods, and nontoxic personal-care products—to help people live more healthfully.\nBreast Cancer Prevention Partners - An organization that provides information for reducing toxic exposures—in food packaging, cosmetics, and other everyday products—to protect people’s breast health and reproductive health.\nCHEM Trust - A website that offers terrific fact sheets about hazardous chemicals and their impacts on health, as well as news about chemical legislation in Europe (such as REACH).\nClearya - A browser plug-in and mobile app that help online shoppers make informed choices. Clearya automatically screens ingredient lists for chemicals of concern while shopping online, and assists in discovering safer alternatives. In parallel, the platform mines insights that serve environmental health scientists and advocacy groups.\nEnvironmental Defense Fund - A leading global nonprofit organization that promotes research related to preserving the health of both the environment and its populations, including humans.\nEnvironmental Health News - A publication of Environmental Health Sciences, a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental health issues, including climate change, the plastic pollution crisis, and harmful chemicals such as BPA.\nEnvironmental Working Group - A nonprofit dedicated to protecting human health and the environment. The group offers excellent Shopper’s Guides with scientifically based recommendations on choosing healthy consumer products (from cosmetics to cleaning products) and uncontaminated foods (including produce). The organization also offers a Healthy Living App with ratings of more than 120,000 food and personal-care products, to help consumers make the healthiest choices.\nMade Safe - A program that certifies safe brands of cosmetics, household products, apparel, bedding, and other products, after a rigorous screening and evaluation of ingredients and materials. Check out their new Healthy Pregnancy Guide.\nNational Resources Defense Council - An organization that works to safeguard the earth, including its air, water, people, plants, and animals, from pollution, chemicals, and other toxic effects.\nProgram on Reproductive Health and the Environment - Under the auspices of the University of California, San Francisco, this program offers valuable resources that can help minimize people’s exposure to reproductive toxins in everyday life.\nSafer Chemicals, Healthy Families - A coalition of organizations and businesses working to safeguard families from toxic chemicals in our homes, workplaces, schools, and in the products we use.\nSafer Made - An organization that invests in companies and technologies that eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals in consumer products and supply chains. Its newsletters highlight developments in phasing out certain chemicals and progress on other environmental issues.\nSilent Spring Institute - A scientific research organization dedicated to uncovering the links between environmental chemicals and human health. On the preventive front, the organization developed Detox Me, a free mobile app to help consumers reduce their exposure to toxic chemicals in their everyday surroundings.\nToxic Free Future - An organization that conducts original research on the complex science underlying different aspects of environmental health and advocates for the use of safer products, chemicals, and practices to ensure a healthier future.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFood Discovery Apps # BuyrApp - An app that lets you scan bar codes to give you more info on products you are purchasing. Tells you if the product is owned by small farms or other corporate interests.\nFeed the People By the People - An organization dedicated to empowering farmers and ranchers across the country and cutting out middlemen to enable direct sales to customers. By decentralizing the food supply chain, they aim to put the power of food back in the hands of the people.\nGetRawMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area based off your zip code.\nGround Work Collective - Website that finds high quality farms and high quality soil.\nLabel Ferret - Label Ferret uses nutrition data from a variety of sources but nutrition data and ingredient labels change frequently so accuracy cannot be guaranteed. You can use this app to read ingredients and nutritional facts from a wide range of different products.\nLocal Fats: Website that that helps you find food providers that dont use seed oils. Includes locations all over the world. Locations are crowd sourced, so anyone can submit a new location they find.\nRealMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area.\nSeed Oil Rebellion - Website that provides education around seed oils and buying/food guides.\nSeed Oil Scout - App that helps you find restaurants and fast food providers that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App only works in IOS.\nSeed oil Free Restaurants - Website that lets you look up specific restaurants to see what oils they cook in and dont cook in.\nSeedy App - App that helps you find restaurants, fast food providers and products at grocery stores that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App is under construction. Old demo app only worked in IOS.\nShireapp - App that finds local high quality real foods. Includes multiple categories such as Seed oil free, regenerative, grass fed, organic, raw etc.\nHealth Funding Projects # Decentralized Health Fund - The Decentralized Health Fund looks to fund important but largely unprofitable research in regards to lesser known areas of health. The fund is working to collect and store money in BTC in order to give out grants to fund studies and projects around the dangers of EMF\u0026rsquo;s, the benefit of grounding, sunlight and other natural sources.\nNew Founding - New Founding is looking to raise funds to focus on \u0026ldquo;early-stage ventures where we can add exceptional value by leveraging our significant proprietary deal flow, our best-in-class intelligence of conservative consumer and institutional demand, and our connections within the right-wing ecosystem.\u0026rdquo; ‍\nHealthcare Alternative # Chronic Illness Recovery - An institute that focuses on healing from long term health issues caused by systemic inflammation and other modern causes.\nCrowdhealth - CrowdHealth is not an insurance company, but a platform \u0026amp; community that empowers you with a crowdfunding tool and a wealth of resources to efficiently manage your health care costs.\nCurehunter - Free service that catalogs most medical conditions and potential treatments. CureHunter is a fully integrated scientific search, data retrieval and analysis engine on the web that can read the entire US National Library of Medicine Medline Archive and automatically extract and quantify the evidence for successful clinical outcomes of all known drugs for all known human diseases.\nDPC Network - Find Direct Primary care Doctors near you.\nDpcare - Direct Primary Care (DPC) is an innovative alternative payment model improving access to high functioning healthcare with a simple, flat, affordable membership fee. No fee-for-service payments. No third party billing. The defining element of DPC is an enduring and trusting relationship between a patient and his or her primary care provider.\nDruglike - Druglike is a platform for democratizing the access, costs, and rewards of early-stage drug discovery. Druglike is building a decentralized computing network which provides resources for anyone looking to start or contribute to early-stage drug discovery projects. Unlike competitors, Druglike will be web-based and completely free to use.\nFree Market Medical Association - Free Market Medical Association helps find Market alternatives to healthcare, co-founded by the CEO of Oklahoma Surgery Center.\nOklahoma Surgery Center - Free Market for Surgery with full price transparency.\nRevero.com - Program that aims to evaluate and measure health metrics to get down to the real causes of your health issues, while using a nutritional and holistic approach.\nTrue Med - True Med helps facilitate acceptance of HSA and FSA money for individuals and companies. This can be used by or for any company that promotes better diet, exercise or other alternative forms of health.\nTWC.Health - Alternative healthcare to the mainstream pharma system. Also sells supplements. Co-founded by Dr. Peter McCullough.\nHigh Quality Meat # Organic, Grass Fed, Regenerative and Seed Oil Free Food\nAUPA Bar - The Chad of energy bars. High quality meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit. AUPA gives discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. Save an additional 5% with code word \u0026ldquo;liberty\u0026rdquo;\nEpic Provisions - One of the best and most convenient ways to access high quality meat in convenient packaging.\nForce of Nature - Another fantastic option for regenerative meat. Including Beef, Bison, Chicken, Elk, Venison, Wild Boar and more. Force of Nature is also unique in selling \u0026ldquo;Ancestral Blends\u0026rdquo; ground meat mixed with small amounts of organ meats for delicious ways to eat highly nutritious organ meats.\nJoyce-Farms - Another great regenerative source of meat. Provides a wide range of poultry, sausages and jerkies.\nMauinui Venison - Regenerative/sustainable raised deer. Axis deer are an invasive species in Maui and need to be kept in check to preserve the water and local plants/farms as there are no natural predators for the deer on Maui. Slightly pricey.\nMeatrition - A massive database in defense of all things Meat.\nNose to Tail - Regenerative and pastured raise meat, specifically focused on producing the best low PUFA raised mono-gastric animals like Chicken and Pork. Also sells Lamb.\nWhite Oak Pastures - One of the most respected regenerative farms around, practicing their idea of \u0026ldquo;radically traditionally farming\u0026rdquo;. White oaks sells several different kinds of meat, including, Duck, Goose, Guinea, Rabbit, Goat etc. White Oak has really pioneered the regenerative model and proofed its effective with a peer reviewed study\nWild Idea Buffalo - Another great option. Focuses primarily on buffalo but has several other great offers. Bison are only slaughtered in the field, never in a slaughterhouse.\nMedical Drugs Resellers # Buy medical drugs from third parties that may be in limited supply.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinal. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nContraband Cures - A list of alternative style medicines for several different conditions.\nContingency Medical - Emergency Antibiotic Kits, for Home or on the Go. Stay protected against Nausea, Vomiting, Strep Throat, UTIs, Diarrhea, Ear Infections, Sinusitis and more.\nDuration Health - The portable emergency room — Peace of mind for off-grid living and travel. Their doctors prescribe you life-saving medications before you need them. They ship them to you before your next adventure. Treat urgent medical issues anywhere — without finding a doctor or pharmacy.\nJase Medical - Emergency meds and Prescription drugs.\nMountain Rose Herbs - One of the best sources of organic herbs and alternative medicines.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nPurely Prepared Patriot - American company that sells Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and Fenbendazole.\nOSINT- Health and the Environment # Antennasearch.com - Track 5g Towers in your area.\nClimateViewerMaps - Track Real Time data of climate weather across the world including rainfall and UN Tracking of weather Modification projects.\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nSupplement Testing and Rankings # Consumerlab - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nLabdoor - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nVaccine and Medical Info # Just the Inserts - Just the Inserts is a collection of all vaccine and other medication related info from the official source. While much of this information is public, it is often obfuscated and difficult to find. Just the Inserts bring all of the safety related data to one convient place for you to check on what the actual side affects of vaccines and other medications are. "},{"id":10,"href":"/job-boards/","title":"Job Boards","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.\u0026rdquo; - Confucius\nWhy work for a company you hate? If you believe in liberty many of these companies hate you. Stop wasting your talents and your energy on them, and find something that advances your values.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale. Jobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin. Latium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase. Publish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens. Liberty and Crypto Related Job Boards # AnonFriendly - Don\u0026rsquo;t doxx yourself for work. Job boards for Anonymous workers. Bankless.Pallet - The best jobs in crypto and DeFi, curated by Bankless, for the Bankless Nation. New technical and non-technical job posts every week. BitcoinerJobs - Bitcoiner Jobs is the leading career site helping to build the emerging Bitcoin industry and the careers of Bitcoiners within it. Publicsq - Non-woke and conservative leaning job board. Talent Market - Talent Market’s mission is to promote liberty by providing talent for critical roles within the free-market nonprofit sector. Provide Free consulting for liberty focused non profits. No-Jab Job Boards # Based.Pro - Formerly \u0026ldquo;NoVaxMandate.org\u0026rdquo; Based.Pro has pivoted from its vax focus to help you connect with professionals, companies and institutions who share your values. Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types. Redballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or covid nonsense. Unjected - Dating board for people who have not had any of the Covid-19 Vaccines. Vaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status. "},{"id":11,"href":"/metrics/","title":"Metrics","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Freedom and Anti Freedom Metrics # “Just as Soviet managers responded by producing shoddy goods that met the numerical targets set by their overlords, so do schools, police forces, and businesses find ways of fulfilling quotas with shoddy goods of their own.” ― Jerry Z. Muller\nIn order to better understand the broader picture, data collection becomes essential. Data collection can be used to paint whatever narrative its collectors want. We must be aware of the actual data in order to interrupt the truth as it is, and not what politics wants it to be. Here are a list of metrics tracking different statistics directly related to rising tyranny in our world.\nAtlantic Council CBDCTracker - Tracks Country progress of (CBDC)Central Bank Digital Currency Implementation and testing\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nCDBC Tracker - A project by the Human Rights Foundation to track CDBC development worldwide.\nCriticalrace.org Track CRT and other forms of Wokeness in schools. Tracks Colleges and K-12. Tracks many of the specific actions taken at every school.\nDefendingEd - Tracking DEI/Wokism in Schools.\nDigital Sovereignty Index - The DSI is a simple metric to illustrate how much locally hosted applications are used across the measured countries. It represents the relative amount of deployments of self-hosted productivity \u0026amp; collaboration tools per 100K citizens, compared to other countries.\nFreedomHouse.org - Freedom Metric across the world, does not Track Covid.\nFreedominthe50states.org - Tracks the most Free US states in regards to a wide set of metrics, does not track covid freedoms. Provided by the Cato institute.\nFungibility-Graveyard - List of People who have been exposed and prosecuted for or while using Bitcoin due to lack of privacy\nHeritage World Freedom Index - Economic Freedom across the world\nICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nRootshq - Website that tracks different liberty groups and associations across America\nShadowstats - Tracks true levels of economics in America, Money supply, Inflation, GDP etc…\nUSDebtclock - Real time National Debt Counter.\nWashingtonPost Police Shooting DB - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states.\nWokeWagon - Tracks woke political appointees in government\nWorld Press Freedoms - Ranking of all countries in the world by freest to least free press.\n"},{"id":12,"href":"/money/","title":"Money","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" If you don’t believe it or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try and convince you. I am sorry. - Satoshi Nakamoto\nCrypto Currency, The greatest tool we have.\nFinancial privacy is largely being wiped away across the world, while governments simultaneously destroy the value of our currencies through inflation and sanctions. With the invention of Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto gave us what is probably the single greatest tool for freedom in the history of the world. With decentralized crypto currency we have the ability to fix our money and fix the world. While some people believe that all non bitcoin crypto currencies are a scam we do not agree. We believe in competition for all freedom tech. Bitcoin isn\u0026rsquo;t perfect and shouldn\u0026rsquo;t be treated as a religion. The best counterpoint to bitcoins imperfection is its inherent lack of privacy and its current difficulty with scaling. Monero provides the best and simplest use case for privacy and is a great alternative to bitcoin. Likewise we believe that other crypto projects may have real utility in pursuing freedom. That being said the crypto industry is absolutely saturated with scams and grifters. As always do your own research and invest carefully. Hold your own keys and continue your journey to being financially sovereign.\nAcquire Crypto # Atomic Swaps # Atomic Swaps are the future of Crypto Currency trading. Completely custody-less, heavily private, and generally uncensorable. Still very much in development. Learn more here.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nBasic Swap Dex - Atomic Swap DEX. No added fees. Installed locally. Currently in BETA.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nLiquiality - Atomic Swaps across multiple coins.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nUnstoppapleSwaps - Atomic Swap from BTC to Monero.\nDecentralized Exchanges # Decentralization is a spectrum. Many decentralized exchanges aren\u0026rsquo;t nearly as decentralized as they claim to be, but usually they are far more distributed than any centralized exchanges.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nFiat On Ramps (P2P) # Bisq - Buy and sell bitcoin for fiat (or other cryptocurrencies) privately and securely using Bisq\u0026rsquo;s peer-to-peer network and open-source desktop software. Bisq allows you to purchase your bitcoin using P2P Zelle transactions. No registration required.\nHodl Hodl - Anonymous P2P deals on your terms. Trade globally. Using any payment system. For any fiat currency. Bitcoin only. No registration required.\nLocal Monero - Local Monero makes it easy for you to connect with real people in the real world to buy and sell Monero with no KYC. Announced in May 2024 that they would be shutting down. No reason given, but this is likely due to regulatory pressure against other platforms like Samurai and Tornado cash.\nPeach Bitcoin - Peach allows users to purchase BTC in many different national currencies all P2P without KYC. Not currently available in the US.\nRetoSwap - Like Bisq but for Monero. Installed locally, it uses Monero and Tor for high level privacy.\nXMRGlobal - A monero focused p2p exchange for purchasing cryptocurrency via Zelle, ACH cash etc.\nNon-Custodial exchanges # Most exchanges are custodial, meaning you are required to leave crypto on their platform if you want to trade, or you purchase and they will hold on to it initially. Non-custodial exchanges will send your trades and purchases directly to wallets of your choosing.\nChangenow - Reliable non KYC exchange.\nChangelly - Not recommended at this time. Changelly does not require KYC for smaller transactions but they will sometimes implement KYC mid trade, forcing to KYC or lose your funds.\nCryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nEvonax - Established in 2016,Evonax operates as a non-custodial instant cryptocurrency exchange, ensuring that users’ funds are never held within the platform. Serving as an intermediary between cryptocurrencies and users, Evonax provides access to a diverse range of digital assets including Monero (XMR).\nFixedFloat - Good rates for crypto exchanges, does not currently allow US customer IP addresses. Does not require KYC.\nGodex.io - This exchange is a dependable tool for immediate conversions. It supports the conversion of over 300 cryptocurrencies into Monero, without any KYC requirements and it works in both directions, offering great flexibility.\nHoudini Swap - Privacy focused non custodial exchange.\nKYC vs No KYC list - A list of P2P Trading Platforms (i.e. P2P exchanges) for trading Bitcoin. Common payment methods include bank transfer, cash deposited in the seller\u0026rsquo;s bank account, in-person cash (face-to-face) trades as well as payment networks such as Zelle, Alipay, even Cash App and PayPal, for example. Some of these payment methods are more private than others. Typically, face-to-face, cash-by-mail, and US Postal Money Orders are among the most private methods available.\nKYCNotMe - Website that Tracks exchanges that don\u0026rsquo;t use KYC.\nMexc - Crypto trades without KYC. Currently blocked for US based IP addresses.\nNO KYC Only - Education on avoiding KYC and why its problematic.\nOrangeFren - Check many KYC-free services and find the one with the best offer for a wide variety of coins.\nSimpleSwap - Exchange multiple tokens without giving up custody. Requires an account. Offers cash back in their own token.\nSideShift - Shift between different layer 2 tokens. Includes tokens on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Polygoin.\nStealthEx - StealthEX is a non-custodial cryptocurrency exchange service that accepts Monero (XMR). The platform does not require users to create an account or share personal information. Additionally, funds are not stored on StealthEX; exchanges are conducted directly between wallets. At StealthEX, there are no upper limits for your exchanges — you can exchange any amount you desire. When it comes to minimum amounts, you only need to ensure you have enough to cover the network fees.\nSwapSwop - SwapSwop is an instant anonymous crypto exchange with a high level of security from SSL certificates on internal services to a multi-stage exchange procedure, which guarantees the safety of your assets and quick exchange for the desired cryptocurrency.\nTrocador - Privacy focused front end to push your transactions through non KYC exchanges.\nBusiness Directories # AirBTC - AirBNB for Bitcoiners.\nAgoristAcers - Purchase Seeds with Monero.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nAutoCoinCar - Purchase Luxury cars with Crypto - (UK Only).\nBeef Initiative - Purchase Regenerative/Grass fed beef with Crypto.\nBitcoin-P2P Marketplace - BTC sales.\nBitcoin-RealEstate - Purchase Real estate with crypto.\nBitcoin-only - The Ultimate guide to all things Bitcoin.\nBitcoin-only.com - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nBitejo - Massive List of companies that accept Monero and Bitcoin - Is now XMRBazzar.\nCarCoinMarket - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCompTIA Vouchers - CompTIA certs for Btc.\nCryptoCars - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCryptwerk - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nDirectory.BTCPayserver - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nGrowingSpaces - Buy Greenhouses with BTC.\nMonerica - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nMoneromarket - XMR trading platform with escrow. Start selling and buying today.\nOatManFarms - Purchase Oats for BTC.\nShopinBit - Purchase all sorts of items in BTC, only ships to UK currently.\nXMR Bazzar - A p2p shopping center for buying and selling services and goods in Monero. Built by Douglas Tumen, founder and host of the Monero Talk podcast.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale.\nJobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin.\nLatium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase.\nMonero.jobs - XMR is the ultimate weapon if you are seeking a technological solution to secure your wealth, your financial privacy and hence your overall freedom. However, the best way to increase your freedom is to get paid directly in XMR.\nPublish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens.\nDAO and DEFI Tools # ApeBoard - Cross chain crypto monitoring Dashboard.\nCoin - Crypto portfolio account and crypto news aggregator.\nCow.fi - CoW Protocol finds the lowest price for your trade across all exchanges and aggregators, such as Uniswap and 1inch – and protects you from MEV, unlike the others.\nDAOStack - Project that helps you streamline the creation of your own DAO.\nDefiSafety - DEFI Security ratings.\nDefillama - The ultimate tracker for all things DEFI. Track Yield, transparency, NFTs, Stables, Hacks etc.\nDapps.com - Dapp rankings via marketcap.\nDextools - Cross Chain Defi and Cefi Dashboard.\nGhostfol - Multichain Dashboard, includes traditional stocks and ETF’s as well.\nHedgehog - Centralized Exchange Dashboard Management.\nRailgun - RAILGUN is a smart contract system that enables Zero-Knowledge Privacy for any on-chain dApp.\nRotki - An open source portfolio tracker, accounting and analytics tool that protects your privacy. Can be self hosted.\nTornado Cash - DO NOT USE IF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. Tornado cash is an Ethereum based coinjoin mixer that can be used to gain privacy on Ethereum. In August 2022 Tornado Cash was blacked listed by the US government and added to the OFAC list. While the front end website is no longer running you can still interact with the smart contract(this is by design). If you are a US citizen you risk criminal penalties for doing so. Alex Pertsev, was sentenced to five years in prison for his work on development of Tornado cash. It\u0026rsquo;s important to note that despite the shutdown by the US government, the Tornado Cash smart contract is still up and running, and is more less unstoppable as long as the Ethereum network continues to run. If you would like to support the legal defence fund you can so by checking out Justice DAO.\nDecentralized Nodes # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Avalanche and more.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nHandshake - Decentralized DNS. Handshake is an experiment on collaborating to create a decentralized network which results in a global allocation of names. Think of the handles or usernames you use on services such as social networks, and domain names identifying the URL for websites. Nearly all of these services were provided by trusted third parties which prevent the web from truly being decentralized. Handshake provides a means, including key management and server/service authentication, for decentralized web services to experiment.\nMonero Nodo - A full, unpruned, and dedicated hardware node comes equipped with Tor and I2P support, ensuring maximum privacy and security for your transactions. Manage your wallets effortlessly through the LWS Admin panel and enjoy the convenience of our built-in block explorer. The 5.5″ touchscreen allows you to control your node directly from the device, or you can access it from the web for added flexibility and full block explorer functionality. Mine Monero using P2Pool. Contribute to your privacy by running your own personal node while contributing to the Monero network.\nMyNodeBTC - Run Bitcoin nodes and lots of other Bitcoin applications, includes wallets, BTCPay Server, Lightning tools and Whirlpool and other privacy tools.\nPibode-XMR - Small Raspberry pi focused distro for Monero mining.\nPktCash - PKT is an ecosystem of apps that decentralize access to the internet. The mission is to get the next billion people online.\nThreefold - Decentralized Autonomous Internet Infrastructure. ThreeFold is a globally-distributed grid of storage, compute, and network capacity, acting as “no middleman” Internet resources between independent capacity providers and users.\nEducation and certifications # C4/Crypto Consortium - Offers certifications for BTC, Eth and crypto best practices.\nBlockchain-Council.org - Blockchain Council embraces Blockchain, AI, and Web3 with a range of certifications and training.\nChainalysis Certifications - The Chainalysis Cryptocurrency Fundamentals Certification (CCFC) credential is designed for those new to cryptocurrency. Whether you’re starting out on a career focused on crypto, or are coming across bitcoin as you run investigations, onboard new businesses or formulate cryptocurrency compliance policies, this is the place to begin.\nFund Raising # Giveth - Giveth is building a new way forward with its zero-fee, community-driven donation platform - leveraging the power of blockchain technology to connect on-the-ground projects with regenerative funding opportunities.\nGeyser.fund - Geyser is a bitcoin-native crowdfunding platform where you can fund project ideas with the support from global communities.\nHeo.Finance - Decentralized crowdfunding without borders. Help Each Other (HEO) is the first decentralized stablecoin-based crowdfunding platform that removes geographical and political limitations from fundraising. HEO platform is already live on Binance Smart Chain, Celo, Aurora, and Ethereum mainnets.\nKuno Media - Monero based crowd funding.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow institute works to help fund privacy and anti surveillance tech.\nOpen Sats - Open Sats Initiative, Inc. (EIN 85-2722249) is a 501(c)(3) public charity which aims to fund Bitcoin-related free and open-source projects and associated education and research initiatives. Open Sats focuses on no strings attached Bitcoin(only) and freedom tech donations.\nStacks.org - The mission of the Stacks project is to enable a better internet through decentralized apps. To do it, they’re expanding the Bitcoin economy and enabling more functionality as a Bitcoin layer.\nTen31 - Ten31 is the leading bitcoin-focused investor and partner of choice to companies building technology and infrastructure for the bitcoin ecosystem, as well as complementary freedom-oriented technologies including open source software, AI and nostr.\nMerchant Services # Align Pay - AlignPay never picks sides on any issue and is proud to facilitate a welcoming place where people, organizations, campaigns, and merchants can interact in a healthy, open, and legal way.\nParallel Economy - Censorship-Resistant payment processing backed by Conservative Commentator Dan Bongino.\nRevere Payments - A Christian merchant services provider that offers a wide range of solutions for businesses in a variety of industries, including e-commerce, retail, restaurant, firearms, religious, political, CBD, and non-profit. We’re using the same innovative technology as our parent company, Metrics Global, to bring seamless, secure online payments to any industry.\nSecond Amendment Processing - 2nd Amendment processing helps you protect yourself and your business from being censored for your political views or other forms of wrong think.\nOsint for Crypto # AMLBot - Founded in 2019, AMLBot Online assessment of crypto addresses and transactions, founded in 2019 by a team of RegTech specialists in accordance with FATF international recommendations. Offers both free and non-free services.\nBlocks.p2ppool.observer - Displays the current highest-work chain on Monero, and other alternate blocks at recent heights. Also provides other information around Monero mining.\nClarks Dashboard - A comprehensive list of all BTC Data. Includes Block times, price data, Side chain data, mining etc.\nDeveloperReports - Tracks the current amount of developers on Crypto projects.\nMonero Garden - A complete introduction and walkthrough on all the technical specifics of Monero.\nMonero Inflation - Tracks potential inflation or flaws in the Monero Protocol. Due to Monero\u0026rsquo;s privacy proper auditing can be difficult.\nMonero Observer - News aggregator for all things monero.\nMoneroj.net - Tracks the Monero mining hash rate across all miners.\nMonero.Eco - Graphical interface for the entire Monero Ecosystem.\nMiningPoolStats - Track all data across mining pools for all sorts of crypto projects. Organized primarily by what type of hash algorithm each blockchain uses.\nMonerowatch - A monero blockchain explorer. While Monero doesnt have a tradational blockchain explorer we can track block times and size. Along with hash rate and other useful metrics.\nOXT.me - OXT is a tool designed for Exploratory Blockchain Analysis of the bitcoin ledger. OXT is the \u0026lsquo;Other exploration Tool\u0026rsquo; and it should become the \u0026lsquo;Open eXploration Tool\u0026rsquo; in the future.\nStable Pulse - Get a clear, accurate, minimally filtered view of the stablecoin ecosystem.\nThe Monero Moon - The ultimate newsletter for all things Monero.\nTheGraph.com - Crypto Database API Tools.\nTimechainstats.com - BTC Chain API data.\nTrack Bitcoin Nodes - Tracks total Bitcoin nodes.\nTrack Bitcoin Treasuries - Tracks the public Bitcoin Wallets of major corporations and governments.\nTrack Ethereum Nodes - Tracks total Ethereum nodes.\nDefi Lama StablecoinData - Stable coin data across chains.\nViewandrate - An open database for verifiable online reputation that uses XMR and PGP addresses for public verification.\nPrivacy Software # Bokuto Monero Node - Open source fork of Ronin Dojo’s Bakuto project that allows for a full node Monero wallet.\nBorder Wallets - Border Wallets is a website that helps you strategize on how best to memorize your wallet seed phrase. This can be useful if you need to cross a border, or have a particularly high threat model.\nGupax - Gupax is a GUI for mining Monero on P2Pool using XMRig.\nJam - Jam is a graphical user interface for JoinMarket, and while obviously related, is a separate project developed by a separate set of people.\nJoinMarket-Org - JoinMarket is software to create a special kind of bitcoin transaction called a CoinJoin transaction. Its aim is to improve the confidentiality and privacy of bitcoin transactions. With the shutdown of Samurai wallet, and the withdrawal of the not recommended service Wasabi from the US, Join Market is now one of the only privacy tools for Bitcoin.\nPinode - Monero OS for running full Monero Nodes on Pi’s, Rockpros and Odroids.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nSilent Payments - Silent Payments make receiving Bitcoin easier than ever while preserving your privacy. Silent Payments allow you to create a single, static address to share with friends, use for donations, or post for tips without sacrificing privacy. When someone wants to send you a payment, they use the unique public key that is a part of your Silent Payment address, combine it with the public keys of the outputs they want to send and generate a unique, one-time address that looks on-chain just like any other Taproot address.\nXMRVSBeast - P2Pool Bonus Hash Rate Raffle for people providing Monero Hash.\nSocial Media # Coinpayments.net - Purchase Social media followers with Monero.\nEchoIn - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here.\nFountain - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nMinds - Minds is an open-source social networking service that promotes free speech, privacy, and transparency.\nOshi - Oshi is a powerful marketing and rewards platform built to replace stars, punch cards, and coffee points with something that people really want - Bitcoin.\nOrange Pill App - Bitcoin dating and friend finder.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.ps://www.minds.com/) - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nSpeculative Projects # DarkFi - DarkFi is a new Layer 1 blockchain, designed with anonymity at the forefront. It offers flexible private primitives that can be wielded to create any kind of application. DarkFi aims to make anonymous engineering highly accessible to developers. Backed by noted Crypto Anarchist Amir Taaki.\nFedimints - While still largely theoretical, Fediments is based off the original 1980\u0026rsquo;s concept of Chaumian Ecash, that would essentially provide federated mints built on top of Bitcoin, with high levels of privacy. Two implementations of this concept are Cashu and Umint. These are still in active development. One potential problem with this is legal pressure due to potential classification of these services as unlicensed money transmitters, much like how Samurai Wallet and potentially custodial lightning services are being targeted.\nFreedom Dollar - Freedom Dollar is a private, censorship-resistant stablecoin protocol built on Zano. Stable coins are a useful but sometimes risky project, as they are supposed to maintain their price point with a fiat asset like the dollar.\nHaveno - Haveno aims to be a crypto on ramp much like Bisq that uses Monero instead of Bitcoin as the base payment option. Haveno will utilize TOR and p2p trades, while never taking custody of your funds.\nPirate Chain - Launched in 2018 with the primary goal of being the most private and secure digital currency, Pirate Chain strives to protect the financial privacy of every user in the world. Pirate Chain achieves this by employing the strongest and most acclaimed privacy protocol in the industry, and couples this with an unassailable strategy implementation. Pirate vs Monero Breakdown\nSerai DEX - Largely created in response to Thorchain\u0026rsquo;s choice to not integrate Monero, the Serai Dex works much like the Thorchain DEX, providing coin trading between different native coins using liquidity pools funded by users for small rewards.\nZano - An ambitious project that offers the privacy of Monero for regular transactions, including all projects built ontop of its network. Additionally offers alias addresses so you can associate a wallet address with a name, much like how DNS works for IP addresses. Offers escrow services and Iconic swaps as an alternative to Atomic Swaps. Also allows for building dApps on chain as well.\nSpending Options # Bill Pay # Bitrefill Credit Card Service - Service to pay off Credit Card for multiple providers. Requires KYC. Currently disabled for Americans, but hopefully will be returning. This service does require KYC, but they do offer other services that do not.\nDoctorSim - Top up or recharge any prepaid phone in over 200 countries instantly and securely with doctorSIM.\nSpritz.Finance - Focuses on bill pay, secured payments, automated payments etc. Uses Web 3. Requires an account. Currently in closed Beta.\nCredit Cards # 2Fiat - A new platform that lets you instantly convert Bitcoin, Monero, USDT or any crypto to fiat and make purchases online or in store.\nAbine - An alternative credit card masking service. Abine has similar features, virtual cards up to 500$ for individual vendors. But Abine also offers other privacy services like phone masking, email masking and more. Abine does not have a free tier unlike privacy.com.\nBitpay - Preloaded Bitpay card that lets you spend your Bitcoin.\nDashDirect - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including DASH. Dash Direct phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with DASH for discounts from hundreds of vendors. No KYC Required.\nDoNotPay - DoNotPay is a consumer rights company that helps you fight corporations and beat bureaucracy. They offer a wide range of services, including bill pay, credit card management, and more.\nEzzocard - Anon cards can be purchased via crypto. Charges a decent markup.\nKlutchCard - Service that provides several management and privacy features for your bank account. Klutch gives you unlimited Virtual cards, a physical card without your name on the front, and the ability to manage your spending transactions in depth all while still earning cash back. Does require KYC information and a good credit score though. Another downside, there is currently no way to pay off your balance other than to link your account via ACH and routing number.\nLaso.Finance - A bit pricey. Virtual Credit card with no KYC card that allows for spends of over 1K anywhere in the world. Currently uses Metamask for stable coins only. Monero support coming soon.\nPayWithMoon - Virtual Cards with no KYC funded by lightning based Bitcoin transactions. You can create as many virtual cards as you want, but cards are limited in amounts of 1000$. These cards do not currently work outside of the United States. Used to provide full pre-paid credit cards only offers gift cards now.\nPrivacy.com - The primary method for Credit Card Privacy. By linking your bank account to your Debit card, you can create virtual privacy focused cards that only work for one vendor at a time. This prevents your Debit card from being used in the event of a vendor data breach. Virtual cards are easily deletable. Downsides are that you start with 500$ per card limits for virtual cards. And there is the privacy concern of sharing your bank data with a third party. Please use our affiliate link when signing up. To get an extra $5 dollars on sign up.\nUquid - Virtual card for crypto, only works through Binance or wallet connect compatible wallets, for a wide range of gift card services.\nX1 - Similar to Klutch. Control subscriptions and keep your details private with disposable card numbers.donotpay.com/learn/virtual-credit-card-generator/) - Free Virtual Credit Card Generator for signing up for trial services. Do not Pay also works to create an AI focused response to many asymmetrical problems of society like fighting back against parking tickets or social media de-platforming with automated and proven methods of remediating these issues.\nGift Cards # Egifter - Buy and send premium gift cards for a wide range of services. Offers points per purchases. Gyft - Gift cards for over 200 vendors. Coinsbee - Does Phone Top ups. Bitrefill - Gifts cards and other services. Coincards - giftcards available in multiple countries, Coincards has everything you could possibly need to live your life with crypto! Offers Phone Top ups and accepts Monero. Stealths - Monero first Gift card sales. No KYC Required. Wallets # Bitcoin Wallets # Ashigaru - A new fork of Samurai Wallet that runs its the sane coinjoin services. This is run by completely anonymous devs with increased OPSEC after Samourai wallet was taken down. You can donate to the Samourai defense team here You can also find a list of Public Dojo Clones to use with whirlpool at Dojobay You can see the amount of BTC in Ashigaru Whirlpool here: WhirlPoolStats Warning the legal status of using whirlpool may vary based off your jurisdiction. DYOR before using.\nCasa - Self custody wallet with built in Multi-sig for security and inheritance built in so that your assets aren\u0026rsquo;t lost in the event of death. Only takes Bitcoin and Ethereum.\nElectrum Wallet - Founded in 2011 Electrum is one of the oldest, simplest and most trusted Bitcoin Only wallets in the game. With a simple interface that has been forked by many other blockchain projects Electrum has everything you need to store and use your bitcoin easily and securely.\nSparrow Wallet - Sparrow is a Bitcoin wallet for those who value financial self sovereignty. Sparrow’s emphasis is on security, privacy and usability. Sparrow does not hide information from you - on the contrary it attempts to provide as much detail as possible about your transactions and UTXOs, but in a way that is manageable and usable. Completely Open Source. Desktop only wallet. Following the arrest of the Samurai Wallet Devs, the Whirlpool privacy features were removed from the wallet.\nHardware Wallets # Cold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nFoundationDevices - Foundation builds the Passport hardware wallet which is an airgapped wallet hardware device. Passport has no direct connection with the outside world – no USB data and no wireless communications. Instead, Passport uses a camera and QR codes for communication. This provides hardcore, airgapped security without sacrificing usability.\nLedger - NOT RECOMMENDED. While Ledger has a long history in the space of supporting multiple coins. Ledger is close sourced. Ledger has recently come under for fire for creating a backup policy that lets you back up your keys to Ledgers cloud providers, which means that your private keys could be susceptible to third party pressures on the key holders. Also Ledger was caught sending customer data to several different third parties.\nMonero Signer - Monero Signer is a hardware signing device equipped with a camera that allows you to sign transactions offline via QR-Code. Monero Signer also allows you to generate seeds, passphrases and addresses. All this while being completely offline. Software updates are done air-gapped using a micro SD card.\nSeedsigner - Open source hardware signing device that uses raspberry pi zero which reduces possibility of interception. Does not store your coins, is only a security focused device for signing/approving transactions. Bitcoin only.\nTrezor - One of the older hardware wallets around. Trezor is Fully open source and is one of the few wallets to also support multiple coins.\nLightning Wallets # Phoenix Wallet - Utilizing the lightning network can still be quite difficult, which Phoenix aims to help solve. At first glance, Phoenix doesn\u0026rsquo;t look different from your typical Bitcoin wallet. The difference is that Phoenix runs natively on Lightning. Phoenix takes care of everything under the hood and you will barely notice anything, except that your payments are faster and cheaper. Mobile only wallet. Monero Wallets # Anonero - Anonero is privacy focused phone wallet that only supports Monero, while incorporating other privacy features like, encrypted backups, airgapped transactions mandatory TOR connections. You can only access this app over TOR.\nFeather Wallet - Feather is a free, open-source Monero wallet for Linux, Tails, macOS and Windows. It is written in C++ with the Qt framework. Monero can be difficult to use in many cases to the highly technical and private nature of the coin, which is why the simplicity of feather wallet is so necessary. Feather Wallet can installed or run as a standalone application, making it easily parable with something like Tails OS for the ultimate privacy combo.\nMonero Subscription Wallet - Wallet that allows you to set subscriptions of regularly recurring payments that you would like to send.\nMyMonero - The simplest way to use the next-generation private digital currency Monero, at the sweet spot between security, convenience, and features. Not a full node wallet. You need to trust another node to run this wallet. These wallets share your private view key with a remote server, which continuously scans the blockchain looking for your transactions. They are faster to use, but your privacy can be lessened if you don\u0026rsquo;t control the remote server.\nRinoWallet - Online Monero multisig wallet. Non-custodial and offers 2FA protection.\nMulti Chain Wallets # CakeWallet - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including Monero. Cakewallet phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with Monero for discounts from hundreds of vendors. Supports Monero. No KYC Required. Mobile and desktop wallet. Open Source.\nExodus Wallet - One of the best wallets for holding multiple coins. With a beautiful interface that shows you long term internal price data, built in protocol level staking, coin swaps between hundreds of coins and many other features. Exodus is one best crypto wallets bar none. While it has ended support for Monero as it was a technical challenge to support it. Exodus is NOT Open source. Desktop and mobile.\nStack Wallet - Non Custodial multi coin wallet. Open Source. Has built in exchange functionality. Comes with \u0026ldquo;Duress mode\u0026rdquo; that lets you prepare a fake wallet in case you are physically threatened. Comes with built auto back ups, in wallet crypto swapping and more. Allows you to easily point at your own full node. Supports monero. Desktop and Mobile.\nWallet Recovery # Bitcoin Recovery CO - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nCryptoRecovers - Helping people regain access to their lost Bitcoin wallets since 2019.\nDatarecovery.com - Specializes in cryptocurrency recovery services, providing expert assistance to individuals and businesses who have lost access to their digital assets.\nDriveSavers - Specializes in recovering lost cryptocurrency and compromised wallets from all types of software and hardware wallets.\nEasyRecovery - Professional Bitcoin wallet recovery services can assist with password recovery, private key extraction, and damaged device repair to restore access to your Bitcoin.\nKeychainX - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nProfessional Crypto Recovery - Crypto recovery service that can help you recover your lost coins today.\nRecoverLostBitcoin - Expert crypto recovery services, including private key reconstruction, wallet and scam recovery.\nRecoverMyCryptoWallet - Can recover lost passphrases, missing seed words and forgotten passwords.\nWallet Recovery Service - Can recover lost crypto from all types of wallets.\n"},{"id":13,"href":"/organizations/","title":"Organizations","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The State is, and always has been, the great single enemy of the human race, its liberty, happiness, and progress.\u0026rdquo; - Murray Rothbard\nLiberty Organization that fight for different facets of all things related to liberty.\nAnti ESG Orgs # StriveFunds - Investment firm to counter ESG narrative from Blackrock and Vanguard. Strive specifically rejects the idea of Stakeholder capitalism. Started by author and presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. Antiwar # Antiwar.com - Since the mid 90\u0026rsquo;s Antiwar.com has been one of not the most important and consistently antiwar voices. With reporting on wars all over the globe for a liberty perspective, antiwar.com covers every aspect of the global wars.\nBitcoin For Peace - Accelerate World Peace Through Bitcoin Adoption. The vision of Bitcoin For Peace is to live in world where ALL life co-thrives in harmony. With the current corrupt fiat system, that vision can never happen. Bitcoin is a peaceful revolution.\nConcerned Veterans for America - CVA and its grassroots army will look to defend VA reforms and expand health care options for veterans, rethink America’s foreign policy to promote long-term prosperity, and encourage action to foster a more secure financial future for our country.\nDefend the Guard - An organization that works to reclaim constitutional authority. Defend the Guard legislation would prohibit a state’s National Guard units from being deployed into active combat without a formal declaration of war by Congress, as provided by the U.S. Constitution.\nFood Not Bombs - Food Not Bombs started in 1980. They work to provide healthy vegetarian food to starving Americans. Leftwing organization.\nStopWar.org - Stop the War was founded in September 2001 in the weeks following 9/11, when George W. Bush announced the “war on terror”. Stop the War has since been dedicated to preventing and ending the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and elsewhere. Comes from a leftwing perspective.\nThe Libertarian Institute - Founded by Scott Horton. LI focuses on many issues with a large focus on antiwar. LI has a lot of cross over with Antiwar.com.\nTheGrayZone - The Grayzone is an independent journalistic initiative that does not receive funding from any government or government-backed group or individual. The Gray Zone primarily reports on antiwar civil rights issues from a left wing perspectives.\nWeAreNotYourSoldiers - Antiwar Non-profit feature former soldiers that publicly talk about their horrible experiences during war.\nAntiWoke Advocacy # ActionPDE - PDE Action is a nonpartisan advocacy group working to reclaim public schools through engagement with school boards \u0026amp; state legislatures.\nDefendingEd - Parents Defending Education is a national grassroots organization working to reclaim our schools from activists imposing harmful agendas.\nExit Group - Group that helps users exit from woke/corporate life and build businesses to create separate revenue streams\nFairForAll - A nonpartisan organization dedicated to advancing civil rights and liberties for all Americans, and promoting a common culture based on fairness, understanding, and humanity. Specifically rejects woke ideas and believes in actual equality for all people.\nHeterodox Academy - Heterodox Academy (HxA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit membership organization of thousands of faculty, staff, and students committed to advancing the principles of open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement to improve higher education and academic research. Focuses heavily on Colleges.\nInstitute for Liberal Values - As a non-partisan and non-sectarian consortium focused on the promotion of individual freedom, rights, and liberty in everyday life, the Institute for Liberal Values provides the skills and support required to build community where there has been division, encourage free expression where there has been censorship, and foster optimism where there is fear.\nNew Discourses - Education on all things critical theory. Eduation and debunking of Marxism, Progressive and all forms of critical theory. IE Critical Race Theory, Queer Theory, etc. Founded by James Lindsey.\nClimate Change Pushback # Copenhagen Consensus - The Copenhagen Consensus Center is a think tank that researches and publishes the smartest solutions to the world\u0026rsquo;s biggest problems. Our studies are conducted by more than 300 economists from internationally renowned institutions, including seven Nobel Laureates, to advise policymakers and philanthropists how to achieve the best results with their limited resources.Founded by climate change debunker and educator Bjorn Lomborg.\nEnvironmental Progress - Environmental Progress (EP) was founded in 2016 with the mission of achieving nature, peace and prosperity for all. We believe everyone has a right to affordable energy, a healthy planet, and urban environments that enable citizens to thrive. Our strategy has been to organize grassroots movements to defend these rights, and to fund research into why they are threatened. Founded by free speech advocate and Journalist Michael Shellenberger.\nHeartland.org - The Heartland Institute is a nonprofit organization that focuses on issues in education, environmental protection, health care, budgets and taxes, and stopping Socialism.\nIndustrial Progress - For the last 40 years, so-called environmentalists have held back industrial progress around the world. That\u0026rsquo;s why Idustrial Progress helps the industry fight for its freedom, with new ideas, arguments, and policies that will improve our economy and our environment. Founded by Fossil Fuels advocate Alex Epstein.\nPerc.org - The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) explores how aligning free market incentives for environmental stewardship produces sustainable outcomes for land, water, and wildlife.\nSavory.Global - Fights against climate change approved opinion by using regenerative farming practices of holistic land management. Provides real alternative solutions to mainstream climate fear mongering.\nDrug Freedom # Drug Policy Alliance - The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the leading organization in the U.S. working to end the drug war. Encryption and censorship # Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) - The largest organization that fights for Internet and Digital Freedom. Based out of the US.The EFF puts out several of the best digital freedom tools, including HTTPS Everywhere, Privacy Badger and Certbot.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFree resources Physical and Digital # Art For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nLeadership Institute - Liberty focused training provided in person and virtual. Training is offered for a wide range of topics, including, activism campaigns, fundraising and more.\nLibertarianism.org - Free ebooks from a Cato/Bluepilled perspective. Still some solid content overall.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - Free liberty starter kits for applicants. Including books small grants and more. Primarily aimed at students.\nTechsoup.org - Free Tech for non-profits.\nLegal Advocacy # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nCoin Center - Based in D.C., Coin Center is the leading non-profit research and advocacy center focused on the public policy issues facing cryptocurrency and decentralized computing technologies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Their mission is to defend the rights of individuals to build and use free and open cryptocurrency networks: the right to write and publish code – to read and to run it. The right to assemble into peer-to-peer networks. And the right to do all this privately.\nDeFi Education Fund - The DeFi Education Fund (DEF) explains decentralized finance (DeFi) to policymakers around the world and advocates for policies welcoming of decentralized financial infrastructure.\nFire - Since its founding more than two decades ago as the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, FIRE has become the nation’s leading defender of fundamental rights on college campuses through our unique mix of programming, including student and faculty outreach, public education campaigns, individual case advocacy, and policy reform efforts. In 2022, FIRE changed its name to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and announced an expansion initiative into off-campus free speech advocacy and legal defense.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nInstitute for Justice - IJ is a nonprofit, public interest law firm. Their mission is to end widespread abuses of government power and secure the constitutional rights that allow all Americans to pursue their dreams.\nJusticeDao- A DAO specifically dedicated to helping the legal defense of the developers of Tornado Cash, an Ethereum based privacy service that was takedown by government action.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nPacific Legal Foundation - Pacific Legal Foundation is a national nonprofit legal organization that defends Americans from government overreach and abuse. PFL specifically focuses on Property Rights, Equality and Opportunity and Separation of Powers. ^1,2^\nPeer-To-Peer Rights Fund - The P2P Rights Fund is a project housed within the Bitcoin Policy Institute, a 501(c)3 think tank. An advisory board including open-source developers, human rights activists, and lawyers oversees the fund’s activities. P2P Focuses on protection of Open-Source Software under the First Amendment.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nStand With Crypto - Stand With Crypto, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, champions for clear, common-sense regulations for the crypto industry. We\u0026rsquo;re mobilizing the 52 million crypto owners in the US - a demographic that is younger (60% Gen-Z and Millennials) and more diverse (41% identify as racial minorities) than the general US population - to unlock crypto\u0026rsquo;s innovation potential and foster greater economic freedom.\nThe Crypto Lawyers - Much like Coin Center Crypto Lawyers provide legal advocacy for Bitcoin freedom. They offer services in regards to Litigation, NFT, DEFI, IP, Compliance, and Forensic Investigations.\nMeetups, Education and Training # Americas Future - America’s Future empowers young people to be active, civil, and curious citizens who build freer communities that lead to fulfillment, dignity, and happiness for all.We’re working toward a time in America where young people collaborate to drive change in their communities – change that equips the individual to build a free and happy life. America’s Future offers rising generations opportunities for networking, mentoring, leadership and community engagement through our national network and extensive array of programming.\nArt For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nFreedom Works - A longstanding political orginization that has traditionally leaned republican. Recently though they\u0026rsquo;ve rebranded to target smaller liberty focused groups in order to help educated and advocate for freedom and change in public policy.\nLeadership Institute - Founded in 1979 by its president, Morton C. Blackwell, LI provides training in campaigns, fundraising, grassroots organizing, youth politics, and communications. The Institute teaches conservatives of all ages how to succeed in politics, government, and the media.The Institute offers more than 50 types of training schools, workshops, and seminars; a free employment placement service; and a national field program that trains conservative students to organize campus groups.\nLiberty on the Rocks - Liberty on the Rocks is a non-profit grass roots libertarian organization designed to educate, connect, and activate liberty enthusiasts around the world. Through local chapters and events, citizens and activists throughout the country can increase the size of their networks, enhance their understanding of economics and the philosophy of freedom, widen their knowledge of local and national educational outlets, and increase their opportunities for involvement. Official Partner of Liberty Tools\nLiberty Seeds - The largest directory of liberty-minded organizations, events, and more.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - SFL is not a top down, chapter based, or membership organization. Instead SFL functions as a network of pro-liberty students from a wide diversity of locations and backgrounds. SFL does sometimes take the more blue pilled approach.\nWe Are Change - We Are Change is a nonpartisan, independent media organization comprised of individuals and groups working to expose corruption worldwide.Founded by Luke Rudkowski, We Are Change is comprised of independent journalists, concerned citizens, activists, and anyone who wants to shape the direction our world is going in. We seek to expose the lies of governments and the corporate elite who constantly trash our humanity. Their goal is to create a community of truth-seekers and peacemakers who share a commitment to nonviolent action.\nYoung Americans for Liberty - Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) is the most active and effective pro-liberty youth organization advancing liberty on campus. Our four-step mission is to identify, educate, train, and mobilize youth activists to make liberty win. YAL maintains many chapters across college campuses all over the US.\nYou are the Power - You Are The Power is a membership-based nonprofit that is founded and run by Spike Cohen. They work with activists and organizations in all 50 states, using localized, single-issue activism to set communities free, restore individual rights, take the power away from government and put it back in the hands of the people.\nPress Freedoms # Committee to Protect Journalists - The Committee to Protect Journalists is an independent, nonprofit organization that promotes press freedom worldwide. They defend the right of journalists to report the news safely and without fear of reprisal.\nInternational Press Institute - Their mission is to defend media freedom and support independent journalism wherever they are threatened. Also tracks press freedoms in regards to Covid restrictions.\nReporters Without Borders - Reporters Without Borders tracks press freedoms across the world.\nPolice Reform and Monitoring # 8 Can\u0026rsquo;t Wait - 8 Cant Wait is a campaign to bring immediate change to police departments by encouraging the adoption of 8 specific policies.\nAdopt a Cop - Adopt A Cop BJJ is a nonprofit, donation based program and registered 501(c)3 that allows active duty patrolling police officers around the country to train at any Adopt A Cop BJJ affiliated academy and will pay 100% of the officer’s membership until they reach the rank of Blue belt. Blue belt is the second ranked belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and on average it takes around 12 to 18 months to obtain. Police officers are much less likely to both get injured and to injure suspects if they are trained in BJJ as evidenced by this Case Study.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nOpen-archive - App for saving and sharing files for whistleblowers and videos of police etc\nThick Red Line - A project of Art of Liberty, TRL is an effort to restore respect for law enforcement by abolishing victimless crime.\nWashingtonPost Police Shootings Database - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states\nThink Tanks # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAyn Rand Institute - ARI offers a variety of educational experiences to promote greater understanding of Ayn Rand’s philosophy and, through the writing and speaking of our experts, advocates her principles of reason, rational self-interest and laissez-faire capitalism. ARI also often takes a more Blue pilled perspective and does not generally follow Anarchist ideas, as it advocates for a one world government, based on the principles of logic and reason.\nArt of Liberty - A small think tank that exposes the Illegitimacy and Criminality of “Government” while Making the Voluntaryist Case for Free Markets, REAL Freedom and Peace.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow Institute works to promote the ideas of privacy in the world.\nThe Cato Institute - Founded in 1977 by Ed Crane, Murray Rothbard and Charles Koch. Cato is one of the oldest and largest libertarian think tanks in America. Cato has published great research and information since its inception. Cato has been criticized at times for often taking very pragmatic criticisms of the state and sometimes making the libertarian defense of state activities. Often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nThe Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) - FEE\u0026rsquo;s popular digital content and in-person programs turn complex ideas into practical tools for living your best life and making the world a better place. Fee covers a wide range of issues across the entire political spectrum, while always exposing government crimes and failures.\nThe Future of Freedom Foundation - The Future of Freedom Foundation is a tax-exempt, non-profit educational foundation whose mission is to present an uncompromising moral, philosophical, and economic case for the free society.\nThe Mises Institute - The premium think tank for all things liberty. Founded in 1982 by Anarcho-capitalism Lew Rockwell, largely to push the ideas of economist Murray Rothbard following his split with the Cato Institute. The Mises institute has been one of the biggest and most consistent voices for all things liberty including: Antiwar, Austrian economics, Sound Money, Police Reform, Secession, Book Publishing and so much more.\nThe Reason Foundation - Reason Foundation advances a free society by developing, applying, and promoting libertarian principles, including individual liberty, free markets, and the rule of law. We use journalism and public policy research to influence the frameworks and actions of policymakers, journalists, and opinion leaders. Reason also publishes Reason Magazine and hosts the SOHO Debate Forum. Much like Cato Reason often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nWhistle Blowing # Aim - Undercover citizen journalism, mostly focused on American schools.\nCryptome - One of the primary inspirations for Wikileaks, Cryptome has been offering a leaking platform to the world since 1996 and still runs today. Founded by John Young.\nEFF Surveillance Self-Defense - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\nGlobal Leaks - Whistleblowing Solutions Impresa Sociale S.r.l. (WBS) is an innovative social enterprise that carries out research and development to support whistleblowers and the fight against corruption. It was founded in 2016 to guarantee the economic sustainability of the GlobaLeaks project, through taking care of the growing number of requests for assistance, maintenance and custom deployment. WBS hosts the development activities and coordinates the community efforts. Global leaks provides its own open source tool for whistleblowers.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nO\u0026rsquo;keefe Media Group - Following the ousting of James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe from Project Veritas, O\u0026rsquo;Keefe Media group was founded to present another opportunity for whistle blowing and citizen journalism. OKM provides training and supplies for Citizen journalists.\nProject Veritas - Founded in 2010 by James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe, Project Veritas picked up much of the leaking slack following Wikileakss decrease in output. Often slandered as a far right group, Project Veritas has leaked many of the biggest stories since its inception. Project Veritas was and is largely known for using undercover cameras to expost stories.\nTruth in Media - Not a whistleblowing organization perse, however TIM is known for doing in depth inclusive stories reputably with strong reliable sources and without sensationalism. TIM focuses on stories that most media ignores. Founded by Journalist Ben Swann.\nWikiLeaks - Founded in 2006 by Julian Assange. Wikileaks was the the primary source for leaking of highly secret corporate and government data. Wikileaks worked to protect its leakers by employing the use of PGP and TOR. While largely inactive since the arrest of its founder Julian Assange in 2019, Wikileaks archives are still an important repository of leaked data.\nWizSafe Journalist Privacy Guide - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\n"},{"id":14,"href":"/osint/","title":"OSINT","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Nothing has such power to broaden the mind as the ability to investigate systematically and truly all that comes under thy observation in life.\u0026rdquo; - Marcus Aurelius\nOpen Source Intelligence tools can be used to find information of all types. This can be useful in furthering your understanding of both offensive and defensive practices by finding information for anything and everything. OSINT is the direct inverse of open source privacy tools. OSINT can be used for nefarious purposes in some cases, but OSINT itself does not directly include the concept of hacking. OSINT only aims to find legally available public information. OSINT has tremendous use in regards to education and finding information about corporations, politicians and good journalism. These tools can also be used to help you understand your own privacy exposure as well. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAI (Artificial Intelligence) Tools # Art Generators # Albus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAnimate Anyone - App that allows you to take a static image or photo and create videos of movement based on the people or characters in those photos.\nDall E - DALL·E 2 is an AI system that can create realistic images and art from a description in natural language. Made by Open Ai. Closed source.\nDreamstudio.ai - AI Art Generation.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGemini - Formerly known as Bard. Google\u0026rsquo;s AI alternative to Chat GPT. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias, including filtering your text prompts through a DEI and social justice lens.\nLumiere - A Space-Time Diffusion Model for Video Generation. Made by Google, closed source. Create video from word prompts or pictures. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias.\nMagic Animate - Magic Animate is an open source project that allows you to produces an animated video from a single image and a motion video.\nMid Journey - Mid Journey is an independent research lab exploring new mediums of thought and expanding the imaginative powers of the human species. Requires the unencrypted messaging app Discord for image generation.\nOpen AI Sora - Sora can generate videos up to a minute long while maintaining visual quality and adherence to the user’s prompt. Closed source.\nFreedom and Privacy AI Tools # AI Unchained - Podcast by freedom advocate and bitcoin educator Guy Swann. Follow the newest updates in the AI industry to become more sovereign and efficient by utilizing cutting edge tools.\nAlex AI - Energy and Climate Chatbot. Built by Alex Epstein, an advocate of Freedom and Fossil Fuels. Iphone Only.\nGab AI - Chat GPT alternative and image generator by conservative Social Media company GAB.\nLibertAI - Decentralized privacy focused AI.\nUnleashed Chat - AI chatbot service designed with real privacy in mind. It stands out with its live Nostr data querying and advanced context embedding capabilities. It allows for Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network, for privacy and speed. The platform employs the latest Open Source models, prioritizing uncensored options.\nVenice - Venice is an open source alternative to Chat GPT. With built in features for code prompts and Stable Diffusion, Venice does not censor or spy on you. Also works as a privacy front end for several other AI tools. Launched by freedom advocate and crypto pioneer Erik Voorhees.\nGeneral AI Tools # AI or Not - Need to verify if images are AI generated? Here\u0026rsquo;s a project that can identify images from Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Dall-E, GAN and more.\nAIXploira - Access the largest list of top-quality AI tools available on the web.\nAlbus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAwesome GPT - List of dozens of GPT style LLMs.\nEsperanto.ai - Esperanto delivers high-performance, energy-efficient computing solutions that are the compelling choice for the most demanding AI and non-AI applications.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGPT4all - Self Hosted GPT Alternative.\nHuggingface.co - Open Source CHAT GPT Alternative.\nLM Studio - LM Studio lets you discover, download, and run local LLMs entirely offline.\nMaxAI.me - Chrome extension that lets you utilize AI on different sites.\nParse Prompt - Convert and summarize podcast episodes, audio clips, web-pages, and YouTube into AI-generated content.\nAttack Surface # BynaryEdge - We scan the web and gather data for you.\nCensys - Attack Surface Management Solutions.\nCriminalip.io - Cyber Threat Intelligence Search Engine and Attack Surface Management (ASM) platform.\nRedHunt Labs - Discover your Attack Surface, Continuously.\nSecurityTrails - The Total Internet Inventory.\nBug Hunting # Bug Bounty writeups - Detailed breakdowns of all sorts of different types of attacks.\nBughunter-handbook - A list of resources that will help bug bounty hunters with resources that are useful during their bug bounty journey.\nCertificates # CertSpotter - Monitors your domains for expiring, unauthorized, and invalid SSL certificates.\nCensys - Certificates - Certificates Search.\nCrt.sh - Certificate Search.\nCTSearch - Certificate Transparency Search Tool.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nTLS.BufferOver.run - Quickly find certificates in IPv4 space.\nCredentials # Check your email accounts to find associated accounts with breached companies.\nBreachdirectory.org - Check if your information was exposed in a data breach.\nCrackstation.net - Massive pre-computed lookup (Rainbow) tables to crack password hashes.\nDehashed - Free deep-web scans and protection against credential leaks, Takes Monero for Premium accounts.\nHackcheck - Hackcheck is a data breach search engine that makes checking the integrity of your data easy and flexible cheap! They currently offer several lightning fast queries to search through our billions of records with. The queries they offer are email, password, username, name, IP address, phone number, and domain name.\nHave I Been Pwned - Check if your email or phone is in a data breach.\nHaveibeensold.app - App that checks who is selling your data. Currently down.\nIntelx - Needs an account for most dumps, but shows accounts and password associated with on different sites.\nLeak-Lookup - Search across thousands of data breaches to find you compromised data - Requires an account for full results. Cheap prices and accepts Monero.\nLeakCheck.io - Make sure your credentials haven\u0026rsquo;t been compromised.\nLeakix - Identify public data leaks.\nMozilla Monitor - Stay safe with privacy tools from the makers of Firefox that protect you from hackers and companies that publish and sell your personal information. We’ll alert you of any known data breaches, find and remove your exposed info and continually watch for new exposures.\nSnusbase - Stay on top of the latest database breaches.\nSpycloud.com - More in Depth than haveIbeenpwned. Requires an account.\nCode Search Engines # GitHub Code Search - A search engine for searching projects on GitHub.\nGrep.app - Search across a half million git repos.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nNerdyData - Find companies based on their website\u0026rsquo;s tech stack or code.\nPublicwww.com - Source Code Search Engine. Find any alphanumeric snippet, signature or keyword in the web pages HTML, JS and CSS code.\nRepoSearch - Source code search engine that helps you find implementation details, example usages or just analyze code.\nSearchCode - Search 75 billion lines of code from 40 million projects.\nSourceGraph - Understand and search across your entire codebase.\nData Retention # Archive.org - The biggest site for internet website archives.\nDessant - A web extension for pulling data from archived sites.\nInteltechniques - A guide to manually remove your data from archive sites.\nMemento Time Travel - Memento TimeTravel is built using the archive.today API, and can thus be utilized as an upgraded internet archive product. It offers web users with an easy-to-use design.\nPagefreezer.com - PageFreezer is an alternative to the Wayback machine which utilizes Google-like crawling technology. The screenshots are taken using a fully automated operation.\nTubeRipper - An app that lets you rip or download videos from most platforms.\nWebcite - WebCite differs from the Wayback Machine by providing the sort of detailed snapshots of author-cited references requested by publishers, editors, and readers.\nDevice Information # Macaddress.io - MAC address vendor lookup.\nMaclookup.app - Find the vendor name of a device by entering an OUI or a MAC address.\nMacvendors.com - Find MAC Address Vendors. Now.\nMAC Vendor Lookup - Look up the vendor for a specific MAC Address.\nDNS # Chaos - Enhance research and analyse changes around DNS for better insights.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing.\nDNSDumpster - DNS recon \u0026amp; research, find \u0026amp; lookup DNS records.\nDNShistory.org - Domain Name System Historical Record Archive.\nDNSdb - Passive DNS historical database.\nDNSviz - Tool for visualizing the status of a DNS zone.\nDNSTwister - The anti-phishing domain name search engine and DNS monitoring service.\nDnslytics - The ultimate online investigation tool for DNS and other internet data.\nHackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nPassivedns.mnemonic.no - Web interface for querying passive DNS data collected in our malware lab.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nRapidDNS - DNS query tool which make querying - subdomains or sites of a same IP easy.\nDomains # Buckets.grayhatwarfare.com - Public buckets.\nBuiltWith - Find out what websites are Built With.\nCentralOps - DomainDossier - Investigate domains and IP addresses.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing!\nDomainIQ - Comprehensive Domain Intelligence.\nGrayhatwarfare.com - domains - How to search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nIPInfo - Provides your WAN or Public IP address.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nPentest-tools.com - Discover subdomains and determine the attack surface of an organization.\nRiddler - Allows you to search in a high quality dataset.\nRobTex - Various kinds of research of IP numbers, Domain names, etc.\nSecurityheaders.com - Scan your site now.\nSimilarweb.com - The easiest and fastest tool to find out what\u0026rsquo;s really going on online.\nSitereport.netcraft.com - Find out the infrastructure and technologies used by any site.\nSpyonweb.com - Find out related websites.\nStatscrop.com - Millions of amazing websites across the web are being analyzed with StatsCrop.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVisualsitemapper.com - Create a visual map of your site.\nWho.is - WHOIS Search, Domain Name, Website, and IP Tools.\nWhois.domaintools.com - Industry’s fastest domain discovery engine and broadest, most accurate data.\nWhoisology.com - Deep Connections Between Domain Names \u0026amp; Their Owners.\nExploits # 0day.today - The ultimate database of exploits and vulnerabilities.\nExploit-DB - An Exploit Database.\npacketstormsecurity.com - Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers.\nRapid7 - DB - A vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSploitus - A convenient central place for identifying the newest exploits.\nVulmon - A vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nFacial Recognition # Pimeyes - The gold Standard in facial recognition search, while prioritizing privacy. Focused Search Engines # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Correlate – Google Trends Correlate can help you identify search patterns that correlate with real-world trends. It can be used to identify search patterns that are similar to one another. For example, you could use the tool to find out if there is a link between new legislation and gun sales (at least in terms of the search volume related to the two topics).\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nGrabify - Grabify is a free web-based IP grabbing/URL shortening tool. (IP grabbing just as it implies simply means getting/grabbing peoples IP addresses.) This can be used to get location/IP data from potential attackers.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nIPGeo - IpGeo is a python tool to extract IP addresses from captured network traffic file (pcap/pcapng) and generate csv report containing details about the geolocation of each ip in the packets.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMillion Short – Million Short has an interesting approach to searching for information online. The interface is generally similar to a typical search engine. However, you can sort and filter the results in a number of ways. Examples include popularity, eCommerce, live chat, date, location, and others. Also, it automatically pulls out the top sites that usually occupy the top spots in any search result (e.g. Amazon.com, eBay, YouTube, etc.)\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nMention - A service that lets you track any code words across social media platforms. Paid service.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOSSDatabase - OSS DATABASE is a crowdsourced database of Open Source software. Their goal is to make it easy to look for open source alternatives and compare them with their proprietary peers.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPulsedive - A search engine for devices connected to the internet.\nPublic API\u0026rsquo;s - A list of several different API\u0026rsquo;s that are free to use for data pulling.\nPublicData.com - PublicData.com is the number one resource for public records from local, state, and federal agencies.\nProwl - A free IP search \u0026amp; identifications of IoC and IoA.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nSearch by Image - Tool to reverse image search docs, only works in Chromium based browsers.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nShodan – A search engine and network security tool for the internet of things. It finds devices on the internet like web servers, webcams, appliances, traffic lights, and even power plants.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTalkWalkerAlerts – TalkWalkerAlerts is a great alternative to Google Alerts because, in addition to monitoring the web for certain keywords, it monitors social media, blogs, and forums as well. This can be helpful if you need to find mentions of someone’s name or business across the web. Free and paid options.\nTorSearch - A TOR search engine for websites hosted on TOR (The Darknet).\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nTinyEye - A reverse image search.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nGeolocation # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nMail Addresses # Centralops - Email, Whois, DNS search info.\nEmailHippo - Email address verification technology.\nEmail-format.com - Find the email address formats in use at thousands of companies.\nHunter.io - Find professional email addresses in seconds.\nIntelligenceX - Search engine and data archive. Finds public personal information from data brokers.\nMelissa - Emailcheck - Check email addresses and verify they are live.\nMXToolbox - Check your email headers.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nReacher.email - Open-Source Email Verification.\nRocketReach - Your first-degree connection to any professional.\nskymem.info - Find email addresses of companies and people.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nThatsThem - Reverse email lookup.\nverify-email.org - Checks whether the mailbox exists or not.\nVoilaNorbert - Dind anyone\u0026rsquo;s email address.\nOSINT Lists # About.start.me - OSINT Dashboard to combine different OSINT tools.\nBostint - Large list of online tools you can use directly from the website.\nAwesome-Osint - A curated list of amazingly awesome open source intelligence tools and resources.\nFacebook Email Search - A simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFreedomlab.io - FreedomLab is a virtual gathering place for human rights defenders. Here you will find a repository of training materials, tutorials, and digital tools, all tailored to your needs and requirements. We hope you will learn about tools, experiences, advocacy and fundraising strategies, as well as knowledge and skills related to security. Through support and collaboration, human rights defenders increase their capacity to monitor and report, seek redress, and advocate for the promotion of human rights.\nFull OSINT - Full OSINT focused on the most popular web-based Open Source Intelligence and Cybersecurity Tools.\nHacker Search Engines - Long list of OSINT Tools.\nInteltechniques Tools - Dozens of tools available from Michael Bazzels website.\nOstintFramework - Terrific list. Layout is a bit strange can be annoying to navigate.\nOsint-jobs.com - Job board and education research.\nOsintcurio.us - The OSINT Curious Project was a source of quality, actionable, Open Source Intelligence news, original blogs, instructional videos, and live streams. We tried to keep people curious about exploring web applications for bits of information or trying out new techniques to access important OSINT data.\nOsintool.com - List of multiple tools with install instructions.\nOsintdojo.com - A giant list of OSINT resources.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nSociallinks.io - Everything you need to navigate the OSINT world, gain deeper insights, and enhance investigations.\nSocial-Analyzer - API, CLI \u0026amp; Web App for analyzing \u0026amp; finding a person’s profile across social media websites. It includes different string analysis and detection modules, you can choose which combination of modules to use during the investigation process.\nSpiderFoot - SpiderFoot is an open-source OSINT tool with 200+ modules for gathering information on target organizations, domains and IP addresses, networks, emails, and usernames. It offers automation capabilities for routine OSINT tasks like DNS queries, threat intelligence checks, breach detection, WHOIS lookups, and more.\nstart.me - Another Giant list of all sorts of tools.\nTCM-Open-Source-Intellingence-Resources - Compilation of Resources from TCM\u0026rsquo;s OSINT Course.\nThe Big Brother - The Big Brother V3.0 is a weaponized intelligence gathering platform designed for Red Teams and Elite Investigators. Built on a high-velocity asynchronous Python backend with an immersive 3D surveillance interface. Self hosted.\nX-osint - An Open source intelligent framework ie an osint tool which gathers valid information about a phone number, user’s email address, perform VIN Osint, and reverse, perform subdomain enumeration, able to find email from a name, and so much more.\nSecurity Focused Tools # 2fA.Directory - List of companies that use 2FA in America. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\n2fA.Directory.International - List of companies that use 2FA Internationally. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nBest Randoms - Random information generator for huge amount of categories.\nDmarc and SPF Checkers - A site Dmarc, SPF and DKIM are Email security settings that protect your email account from being spoofed or faked. This tool scores your domain to see how difficult it would be to spoof. ^1^\nDNS checker and port scanner - A site to check open ports, DNS SPF records and much more on your own internal server.\nEfani - Test your Phone number public connections to see your total phone exposure.\nEmail Rep - App that lets you check the known reputability of any email address and domain.\nEnd Of Life - Tracks closely software updates, and EOL status for a massive list of software. Need to figure out how long your new phone will be supported? They have you covered.\nExiftool - A tool let’s you pull metadata info from a wide range of file types.\nHudson Rock - Free tools to check for compromised corporate accounts.\nHowsecureismypassword - A site to test the security and the Bruce Force difficulty of your password.\nImmuniweb - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server or servers. Checks SSL status of multiple different types of applications. Also checks compliance with frameworks such as PCI, HIPAA and NIST.\nIp Quality Score - An app to check your IP, Email and Fraud prevention. Also allows for verifying Tor and VPN connectivity and much more.\nPolisis - Polisis gives you a glimpse of what websites actually say in their privacy policies.\nPrivacy Parrot - A search engine that helps determine if a website can sell your personal information.\nScamDoctor - Project that tracks known scam websites and use an algorithm to determine likelihood of other scams.\nSecurity Headers - A site to check the security headers of your own self-hosted server to check your exposure to attacks like XSS, Clickjacking and more.\nShieldsup - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Run by Steve Gibson of the SecurityNow Podcast and Spinrite data recovery application.\nSSL LABS - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Specifically looks at TLS config and hash algorithm of your website.\nTiny-check - A piece of software that scans your phone to check for unauthorized monitoring apps unknowingly installed.\nTOSBack (Terms of Service) - A website that reads back other website terms of service and puts it into a simple and easy to read summary.\nTraceLabs - An OSINT service that helps find missing people.\nVirus Total - Scan files, hashes and URLs to run them against a database of known compromised software. Extremely useful when evaluating new suspicious files or programs.\nW3Techs - Large list that tracks software utilization across industries. Find metrics based around software markets share.\nServers # FOFA - Cyberspace mapping.\nGreyNoise - The source for understanding internet noise.\nNatlas - Scaling Network Scanning.\nNetlas.io - Discover, Research and Monitor any Assets Available Online.\nOnyphe.io - Cyber Defense Search Engine for open-source and cyber threat intelligence data.\nZoomEye - Global cyberspace mapping.\nSocial Media Tools # Discord # Discord OSINT Attack Surface - Description of Discord\u0026rsquo;s attack surface.\nDiscord Snowflake to Timestamp Converter - Pulls Discord message timestamps.\nDiscordBee - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDiscordServers Search - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDutch OSINT Guy Discord Resources - OSINT Discord resources that may be useful for searching or pivoting on Discord.\nFacebook # Einvestigator.com - Facebook Search Tools and Resources.\nFacebook Email Search - Is a simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFB People Directory - Is a native tool built by Facebook so you can, as its name suggests, search their people directory. It’s super useful and one of the easiest tools to use when you’re looking for someone.\nPassive DNS - Technology allows you to investigate everything you can imagine about any organization or company in the world, way beyond a simple citizen profile. Let’s see it in action for facebook.com.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nToolzu.com - A platform for Facebook video downloading.\nGab # Gab OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGab OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tool for creating Bookmarklet.\nGab OSINT Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB ^1^\nGeneral Social Media Tools # Sherlock - Finds all usernames across 300 different social media platforms.\nSocialBlade - Real Time follower/subscriber counter for Youtube, Twitch, Instagram and Twitter.\nStories Down - Guide for several different platforms.\nGettr # Gettr OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGettr OSINT Investigations Tips \u0026amp; Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB.\nInstagram # Gramho - Identifying Followers of a Private Instagram Profile.\nInstahunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Instagram posts.\nInstagram OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Instagram.\nPicuki - View, edit and share your publicly available Instagram content.\nLinkedIn # Epieos LinkedIn Tool - Retrieve information linked to an email address.\nHow to conduct OSINT on Linkedin - List of tactics and strategies.\nLinkedIn OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the LinkedIn attack surface.\nLinkedIn OSINT Bookmarket Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part I - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part II - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nNew LinkedIn Search Features - Guide on search functions in LinkedIn.\nPinterest # Aware Online - List of tactics and strategies.\nPinterest OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Pinterest attack surface.\nReddit # Rdddeck - Creates Reddit decks.\nReddit OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Reddit attack surface.\nReddit OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nReddit OSINT Techniques - List of Osint tools and tactics for Reddit.\nUnddit - App that lets you display removed (by mods) and deleted (by users) comments/posts for Reddit.\nSkype # Skype OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Skype attack surface.\nSkypli - Skype search engine.\nSnapchat # Snapchat OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Snapchat attack surface.\nSnap Map - Watch Snaps submitted by Snapchatters around the world.\nTelegram # Awesome Telegram OSINT - Massive list of Telegram Tools.\nTelegram Analytics - Telegram channels and groups catalog in addition chat monitoring.\nTelegram Database - Telegram Search Engine.\nTikTok # TikTok OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the TikTok attack surface.\nTikTok OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate TikTok investigations.\nVidnice - TikTok search engine.\nTumblr # Tumblr OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Tumbler attack surface.\nTumblr OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate Tumblr investigations.\nTumblr OSINT Techniques - Breakdown of many tactics and techniques for OSINT on Tumblr.\nTwitter/X.com # Birdhunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Twitter posts.\nBot Sentinel - Helps you find and block trolls and fake Twitter accounts.\nFoller.me - Free people search engine finds social media profiles, public records, and more!\nNitter - Access Twitter through a privacy front end without an account.\nTinfoleak - Search for Twitter users leaks.\nTweet Beaver - If you’re doing research that involves a Twitter user, TweetBeaver is a great resource. Use it for things like downloading a user’s friends list, downloading a user’s followers list, checking to see if two accounts follow one another, and much more.\nTweetdeck - TweetDeck offers a more convenient Twitter experience by letting you view multiple timelines in one easy interface. It includes a host of advanced features to help get the most of Twitter: Manage multiple Twitter accounts, schedule Tweets for posting in the future, build Tweet collections, and more.\nTwitter OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Twitter attack surface.\nSpoonbill - Spoonbill lets you see profile changes from the people you follow on Twitter or other social networks.\nTrendsmap - Tracks hashtag trends by location.\nTweeterID - Pull your Twitter user ID.\nGetvidfy.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nSavetweetvid.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nURLs # HackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nMOZ Link Explorer - The world\u0026rsquo;s best backlink checker with over 40 trillion links.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nShorteners.grayhatwarfare.com - Search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nURLScan - A sandbox for the web.\nVehicles # Autocheck - Search by Vin or License Plate. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nFaxvin - Search by Vin. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nLicensesearch.org - Can be used to search License plates and Drivers licenses for a fee.\nSkipTracer - Python-based search engine program, that searches lots of different categories, Name, email, phone etc. In particular you can search License Plate info which is the most unique feature of this app.\nVehicle-OSINT-Collection - A comprehensive list of websites, add-ons, repositories, and other tools useful for finding information on a target vehicle ^2^\nVulnerabilities # Aqua Vulnerability Database - Vulnerabilities and weaknesses in open source applications and cloud native infrastructure.\nCapec.Mitre.org - A site that tracks common attack patterns.\nCloudvulndb.org - The Open Cloud Vulnerability \u0026amp; Security Issue Database.\nCVEDetails - The ultimate security vulnerability datasource.\nCVE.org - Another site that tracks identifies defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nGitHub Advisory Database - Security vulnerability database inclusive of CVEs and GitHub originated security advisories.\nLibraries.io - Open source package tracker.\nMITRE CVE - Another site that identifies, defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nMitre.org - A site that tracks common weaknesses across all software.\nNIST NVD - The National Vulnerability Database, that lists known threats and vulnerabilities.\nOssindex.sonatype.org - A free catalogue of open source components and scanning tools to help developers identify vulnerabilities, understand risk, and keep their software safe.\nOpencve.io - Easiest way to track CVE updates and be alerted about new vulnerabilities.\nOsv.dev - Open Source Vulnerability tracker.\nRapid7 - DB - Vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSecurity.snyk.io - Open Source Vulnerability Database.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVulDB - Number one vulnerability database.\nVulmon - Vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nVulners.com - Your Search Engine for Security Intelligence.\nVulnIQ - Vulnerability intelligence and management solution.\nWifi Discovery and Scanning # Acrylic WiFi - WiFi analysis, site survey \u0026amp; troubleshooting.\nAvast Wi-Fi Finder - Avast Wi-Fi Finder is an app to help you find free WiFi networks around you. Just check the map and take a look at the different points that show up. Tapping one of them gives you more information: the name of the network, whether it requires a password, etc.\nFree WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nNetwork Tools - Phone App for tracking all sorts of network metrics.\nOpen WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nWiFinder -\n"},{"id":15,"href":"/political-tools/","title":"Political","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;He knows nothing and thinks he knows everything. That points clearly to a political career.\u0026rdquo; -George Bernard Shaw\nHere at Liberty Tools we believe in looking at alternatives to electoral politics. We believe that in terms of advancing freedom electoral politics has mostly been a lost battle, or very often is actually counter productive. However we do have great respect for anyone who is trying to advance freedom as part of the political process, and continuing in the footsteps of the great politicians such as Ron Paul.\n🏛️ Find Representatives \u0026amp; Voting Info # Govtrack – Look up your Congressional representatives and their voting records. Vote.org – Polling Place Locator – Find out where to vote. Ballotpedia – Discover open races, ballot measures, candidate info, and more. IV3 – Verify your voter roll info, report inaccuracies, and track updates. 💵 Money in Politics # Opensecrets – Follow campaign finance and lobbying data. ALLRegreen – Track campaign contributions by industry and individual donors. Follow The Crypto – See cryptocurrency donations to politicians. Check My Donation – Check if your name has been used fraudulently in political donations. 📊 Government Transparency \u0026amp; Spending # Open the Books – Audit government spending at federal, state, and local levels. Data Republican – Explore federal grant allocations, charity, and NGO funding. DogeAI - A new AI project trying to expose political corruption. 🏢 Political Appointees \u0026amp; Local Involvement # OurPublicService.org – Appointee Tracker – Track political appointees in federal positions. Run Locally – Libertarian Party initiative to support local candidates. "},{"id":16,"href":"/privacy/","title":"Privacy","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The Cypherpunks are actively engaged in making the networks safer for privacy. Let us proceed together apace. Onward\u0026rdquo; - Eric Hughes\nPrivacy is a fundamental tenet of a free society. Corporations and governments are gathering data at record rates and will happily sell it to the highest bidder. In the era of social media, doxxing, twitter mobs and rising crime, take back your privacy to protect yourself and your family.\nAll in one Privacy Solutions # Cloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Cloaked is not Open Source. Though they do plan to open source their project in the future. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nMySudo - All in one privacy solution. MySudo offers services for phones, profiles, emails, virtual credit cards and more. MySudo doesnt always work well on non Android OSes like Calyx and you often need a google supported phone for activation, but once you activate it, it should work fine on Graphene.\nBrowsers # Brave - From the original creators of Firefox, Brave aims to use maximum privacy as a default. With ad blocking, phishing blocking, fingerprint and cookie blocking all enabled by default. Brave does offer ad payments in its own crypto token BAT, which has drawn some criticism from privacy advocates - In Depth Review\nDecentr - Brand new blockchain-based browser. Pays out in their own token for browsing search, much like Brave.\nFirefox - Firefox has a long-established history of competing with the most well-known browsers as the longest-serving open-source alternative. However, due to recent changes by Firefox in order to gain more revenue, we NO longer recommend them. Check out more here.\nLibreWolf - LibreWolf is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks.\nMullvad Browser - The Mullvad Browser is a privacy-focused web browser developed in a collaboration between Mullvad VPN and the Tor Project. It’s designed to minimize tracking and fingerprinting. You could say it’s a Tor Browser to use without the Tor Network. Instead, you can use it with a trustworthy VPN. The idea is to provide one more alternative – beside the Tor Network – to browse the internet with more privacy. To get as many people as possible to fight the big data gathering of today. To free the internet from mass surveillance.\nPrivacy Tests - In-depth comparison of browser privacy.\nTor Browser - Tor Browser is your choice if you need an extra layer of anonymity. It\u0026rsquo;s a modified version of Firefox, which comes with pre-installed privacy add-ons, encryption, and an advanced proxy. It\u0026rsquo;s not recommended to install additional browser addons. Plugins or addons may bypass Tor or compromise your privacy. While TOR is the best in privacy, it is also notoriously slow.\nWaterfox - Waterfox is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks. Not quite as private as something like LibreWolf, but makes up for it in speed and functionality.\nBrowser Exposure Checks # Cover Your Tracks and EFF Tool - A project from the EFF. Cover Your Tracks is two things: a tool for users to understand how unique and identifiable their browser makes them online, and a research project to uncover the tools and techniques of online trackers and test the efficacy of privacy add-ons. In Depth Breakdown and Review\nIpleak - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDNSLeaktest - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDeviceInfo - Checks computer hardware and software specs\nAm I Unique -Checks your IP and browser public info.\nBlacklight- Check third party trackers\nBrowserspy - When you surf around the internet your browser leaves behind a trail of digital footprints. Websites can use these footprints to check your system. BrowserSpy.dk is a service where you can check just what information it\u0026rsquo;s possible to gather from your system, just by visiting a website.\nPrivacy.net - What information can a website find out about you when you visit it? A lot more than you probably realize. This tool lists information that any website, advertisement, and widget can collect from your web browser. Such information could be used to identify you and/or track your behavior using tactics like IP lookups and browser fingerprinting. While none of this may be considered personally identifiable information (PII), the profile drawn from all these pieces of information can be so distinct that it can only plausibly match a single person.\nPersonaldata.info - Check what data your browser is leaking, and other tools.\nBrowser Extensions # AdNauseam - Extension that randomly opens ads to obfuscate tracking.\nBypass Paywalls - App that lets you get past paywalls to view otherwise paid content.\nCanvas Fingerprint Defender - Creates fake Canvas IDs to prevent fingerprinting.\nClear Browsing Data - Clear browsing data like cookies, history, and cache directly from the browser toolbar.\nDissenter - Browser extension that allows you to comment on any web page free of censorship.\nGoogle Teller - App that beeps every time a connection with Google is made.\nHTTPS Everywhere - Encrypts your communications with many major websites, making your browsing more secure.\nLibRedirect - Redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends like Newpipe, Nitter, Wikiless, etc.\nLocalCDN - Emulates Content Delivery Networks to improve your online privacy by intercepting traffic and injecting supported resources locally.\nMailvelope - Privacy-focused email web extension to securely encrypt your emails with PGP using webmail providers.\nMozilla Containers - Allows you to separate your browsing experience into different color-coded tabs to help protect your privacy.\nNoScript - Allows JavaScript and other potentially harmful content to be executed only by trusted websites of your choice.\nPrivacy Badger - Stops advertisers and trackers from secretly tracking where you go and what pages you look at on the web.\nPrivacy Possum - Monkey wrenches common commercial tracking methods by reducing and falsifying the data gathered by tracking companies.\nRedirector - Web browser extension (Firefox, Vivaldi, Chrome, Opera, Edge) to redirect URLs based on regex or wildcard patterns.\nSnowFlake - Helps people in censored countries access the Internet without restrictions by acting as a proxy.\nTerms of Service; Didn\u0026rsquo;t Read - Provides short and quick summaries about the terms and privacy policies of websites you browse.\nTrackMeNot - Protects privacy in web-search by issuing randomized queries to common search engines.\nuBlock Origin - Free, open-source ad content blocker that increases security and privacy in your browser.\nWatch on Odysee - Redirects you from YouTube to Odysee, a decentralized YouTube alternative.\nCar Privacy # 49dollarmontanaregisteredagent - Montana based company that creates LLC’s and will register your car to that LLC in Montana thus keeping your name unattached to the car. Montana has the added benefit of a one time registration for cars over 11 years old and no emissions or safety checks\nDeflock - Deflock is a site that tracks \u0026ldquo;Flock\u0026rdquo; ALPR camera readers. Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) are cameras that capture images of all passing license plates, storing details like the car\u0026rsquo;s location, date, and time. These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles—regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. While these systems can be useful for tracking stolen cars or wanted individuals, they are mostly used to track the movements of innocent people.\nFreedomev - Open source software for Tesla cars. Still in development.\nGhostPlate - Physical device that lets you temporarily obscure your license plate.\nHave I Been Flocked - A website that lets you see whether or not someone has manually searched your license plate in the Flock System.\nNotmyPlate - App that lets you request to legally opt out of License plate collection data via the GDPR. Not likely to be super helpful in non EU countries.\nOpen Auto - An open source alternative to Android Auto, and app that helps you utilize your phone wild driving.\nOpen XC - OpenXC is a combination of open source hardware and software that lets you extend your vehicle with custom applications and pluggable modules. It uses standard, well-known tools to open up a wealth of data from the vehicle to developers, even beyond OBD-II.\nPlate Privacy - A project by the Institute for Justice to track car camera software and fight back.\nPrivacyforCars - Delete your data from rental cars after you are no longer using them. Website also provides a lot of other privacy education on vehicles.\nVehiclePrivacyreport - Check for status of vehicles internet connection to the manufacturers\nComputers # Computer Manufacturers # Framework - Linux focused laptops that are endlessly customizable. With Framework you can swap out any laptop part at anytime. It could be the last computer you ever buy.\nPurism - Open Source company. Makes Open Source Laptops, Phones and Servers. Partners with other liberty focused companies like Start 9. Accepts Bitcoin as a method of payment. Also offers a private phone data plan. Shipping is known to be very slow in some cases. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nStarLabs - A computer company that sells a wide range of linux computers that come preconfigured with multiple different distros. Also includes a linux based tablet. Accepts Bitcoin\nSystem76 - Well known American Linux Company. Developed and pioneered Pop-OS operating system, A user friendly Ubuntu/Debian Fork.\nTuxedoComputers - High quality Linux focused computers. German company, only communicates in German.\nComputer Operating Systems # CNIX - A simple Linux distro that puts privacy first, but it\u0026rsquo;s much less intense than TAILS or QUBES.\nDistro Watch - Distro Watch tracks and rates all Linux Operating systems.\nLinuxMint - Linux distro for beginners.\nPop!_OS - Ubuntu Fork built by a dedicated Linux Hardware Company System76. Pop!_OS is one of the easiest and cleanest Linux distros around.\nQubesOS - a privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. Qubes requires a bit more hardware as it runs several virtual machines to segregate your applications to better ensure your privacy.\nReactOS - An Open Source OS designed to mimic the Windows file system.\nTAILS - A privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. With TAILS all traffic is routed through TOR and all of your data is deleted as soon as the computer is turned off.\nUbuntu - The long term gold standard for beginner Linux users.\nData Removal # AccountKiller- Website that helps you find and delete a wide range of old accounts across multiple platforms through specific account/platform targeting.\nCreditFreeze- Freeze your Credit in the event of a data breach\nCyberOneIntel - CyberOneIIntel claims to find what other services can\u0026rsquo;t - including social media accounts, employment history, dating profiles, gaming profiles, dark web credential breaches, indexed search engine occurrences, and much more.\nData Broker Opt Out List - massive list of data sites to opt out of manually.\nData Brokers List - Links to purge your data manually from data brokers\nData Opt Out - Links to requests to manually delete data from multiple websites and platforms.\nDeleteMe - Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. In Depth Discussion\nEasyOptOuts - Cheap service to remove your accounts from Data Brokers\nHacked - Paid service that helps you recover from hacks and exposed personal data. Service can help with deleting videos or images from website or social media platforms. Service can also help you recover hacked accounts if you have lost access.\nJustDeleteMe - A directory of direct links to delete your account from web services. If you would like to delete a wide range of your accounts manually, JustDeleteMe can link you directly to the section of page where you can easily delete your account.\nMyDataRemoval - Another competitor for purging personal information, Name, Home address etc. Review\nOneRep - Alternative to DeleteMe. Offers a free trial and more deletion services but does have some negative reviews. One Rep is known for automating this process and not using employee manual checks. In Depth Review\nOptery - Removes Your Home Address, Phone and Other Private Info from Google, and 220+ Sites Review\nRedact - App that will delete your social media presence including specific comments and posts on multiple platforms. Includes FB, Reddit, Discord, Twitter etc…\nRemove Data from web Archive - Guide to remove your data from archive sites\nSayMine- Automated service that pulls your emails to find accounts created and sends them emails for data removal request. Be careful though, as this can sometimes cause you to send information to companies that you may have received emails from, but do not actually have an account with and thus actually giving them more information than they had in the first place. Saymine also offers corporate privacy services.\nDead Mans Switch # BqETH - BeQth is a trustless dead mans switch based on the Polygon network, an Ethereum Layer 2. BeQth lets you create a smart contract on the polygon blockchain that will send out our secret data via email to whoever you wish after an allotted amount of time. Transactions are all encrypted and totally on chain. Users can essentially mine the algorithm to unlock secret keys by the allotted time, essentially allowing for users to mine secrets. Does not require KYC. CipherWill - A non crypto based E2E dead mans switch service. Your secrets are encrypted with 256 AES encryption and zero knowledge proofs for the best possible security. Requires basic KYC. Gone Mans Switch - Gone Man\u0026rsquo;s Switch is a simple web application that allows you to create messages that will be delivered when you are absent (gone) for a certain period. Fully Self-hosted and open source. You can schedule long term messages to yourself via Telegram, Email or SMS. Sarcophagus - Similar to BeQTH Sarcophagus is also built on the polygon blockchain. Sarcophagus is decentralized, open-source and DAO owned + operated. They believe bringing dead man\u0026rsquo;s switch functionality to the web3 ecosystem can empower and provide security infrastructure for an entire generation of applications, regardless of their size Email # Email Providers # Email cannot offer the same fundamental privacy of other communication protocols. Use better tools when it matters. Nevertheless, it remains an essential tool in every day life, and the following providers offer excellent privacy.\n10 Minute Mail - Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.- Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.\n33Mail - Unlimited private email aliases.\nBeeble - Encrypted email and data storage. Uses hybrid AED and PGP encryption methods. Uses decentralized server infrastructure.\nFastMail - No free version. In Depth Review.\nLavabit - The company responsible for setting the Seppuku Pledge precedent. Originally used by Edward Snowden, Lavabit refused to give up information on him to the US Government. Lavabit shut down before handing over information and re-opened years later.\nMailbox - Private email with cloud services. In Depth Review.\nMailcow - Self-hosting email isn\u0026rsquo;t recommended, but Mailcow is an application that can help simplify the process. Article on the difficulties with Email.\nMailfence - Encrypted email service based in Belgium.\nMigadu - Email hosting service that doesn\u0026rsquo;t track and lets you add in unlimited domains and accounts for cheap.\nPax Mail - A lesser-known privacy-focused email provider, Pax offers paid-only accounts to provide full email services that do not compromise their values. Specifically created for Freedom lovers. Their values are listed clearly here.\nProtonMail - All data is stored in an encrypted state, and decrypted by the client. Emails between Proton users are end-to-end encrypted. The client-side code is open source. Proton servers are located in Switzerland. Basic accounts are free. Additional storage and features are available through paid plans, which can be paid for in Bitcoin. In-depth review from Restore Privacy.\nTutanota - Similar to Proton, all data is stored in an encrypted state, and emails between users are end-to-end encrypted. Tutanota servers are located in Germany, which is part of the 14 Eyes. Free and paid options available.\nEmail Clients # FairEmail - Fully featured, open source, privacy friendly email app for Android. Uses OpenKeychain to decrypt messages and optionally encrypt messages. Review\nK-9 - Mobile open source email client. Review\nMailSpring - Opensource. Great free email client, works with a variety of email providers. Does not work with Protonmail.\nThunderbird - Thunderbird is a free and open-source cross-platform email client developed by the Mozilla Foundation, the people who are behind the Firefox web browser. Been around for awhile, can be a bit buggy at times.\nEmail Aliases # Abine/Blur - Provides email and Debit card aliases. Albine provides several other options as well. Paid Service offered along with other services. Review\nAnonAddy - Very Similar product to Simple Login. In Depth Review Comparison Review of SL and AA\nFirefox Relay - Free email alias service. Also offers paid phone relay service. Review\nSimple Login - Free cloud services, cheap premium accounts anonymously with Monero. Also offers Self Hosting options.\nFile Encryption # Cryptomator - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nCoze - Coze is an open source cryptographic JSON messaging specification which uses digital signatures to prove identity and ownership over digital files and messages.\nOpenPGP - Lists of several differnt applications that all use the OpenPGP standard.\nPGPTool - Based off the original PGP Alogrithim, PGP tool is a A simple and secure online client-side PGP Key Generator, Encryption and Decryption tool. Generate your PGP Key pairs, encrypt or decrypt messages easily with a few clicks.\nPicoCrypt - Lightweight open source encryption client that’s easy to use, completely free and focuses on only encrypting files and nothing else. Most Encryption apps tend to use AES-256 while Pico uses the new and improved XChaCha20 for encryption. It also uses Argon 2 for key derivation as opposed to SHA for further protection\nVeracrypt - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nFirewalls # Little Snitch - Inbound and Outbound firewall blocking for desktop. MAC OS only.\nOPNsense is a free and open source network FreeBSD-based firewall\nPFSense - Well supported free Open Source network Firewall Software\nPihole - Network wide Ad-Blocker and DNS sinkhole. Can also be used as a DHCP server\nPort Master - Application Firewalls. This program works as a VPN replacement. May break your VPN connection while installed. Works in Linux and Windows.\nSimplewall - Simple Open Source Windows only Firewall\nSnort - Open Source Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)\nInternet Service Providers # FemtoStar - Open Source Satellite internet.\nNomadinternet - Internet for off grid living.\nUkama - A project empowering everyone to build a decentralized cell phone network powered by you to connect the world.\nKillswitches # Buskill - USB ‘dead man’s switch’ locks down (or kills) snatched laptops\nUSBGuard - The USBGuard software framework helps to protect your computer against rogue USB devices (a.k.a. BadUSB) by implementing basic whitelisting and blacklisting capabilities based on device attributes.\nUSBKill - USBKill Python Script allows your computer to lock out if any unapproved USB devices are inserted into your computer. Directly inspired by the arrest of Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht\nMessengers # Bitchat- Launched by Jack Dorsey in 2025, like Briar it uses bluetooth. Other features include: Works Offline on local Bluetooth LE mesh networks, with automatic peer discovery and multi-hop relaying Provides end to end encryption via X25519 key exchange and AES-256-GCM for both private and channel messages. Supports store \u0026amp; forward, caching messages for offline peers until they reconnect Requires no accounts, email addresses, or phone numbers messages live only on users’ devices.\nBriar - Briar doesn’t rely on a central server - messages are synchronized directly between the users’ devices. If the internet’s down, Briar can sync via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, keeping the information flowing in a crisis. If the internet’s up, Briar can sync via the Tor network for additional privacy.\nComparison and Ranks - Detailed comparison of all major messaging apps features and privacy.\nKeet - Peer-to-Peer Chat with high quality Video \u0026amp; Text. Private \u0026amp; Encrypted. Has BTC payment methods built in.\nMatrix - Also commonly known as Element for the most popular Matrix front end. Matrix is a chat Protocol with several different applications that cab be used to participate in the network. Element has full End-to-End encryption, completely open source, fully self hostable and comes with most of the same functionality of Discord or Slack. Also has the ability to Bridge with other chat apps, meaning you can connect Matrix directly to Telegram, or Slack or most other chat apps and mangage those communications via whichever matrix client you choose. Probably the best option for self hosting small companies. Matrix Instance Testing\nMolly- Hardened Signal Fork that is fully open source.\nSignal - An easy-to-use end-to-end encrypted messenger. Long considered the gold standard. Built in auto-delete of messages. standard of chat privacy. Not fully open source. Signal used to require a phone number, but you can now use a username if you prefer. One of the easiest apps to convert normies.\nSilence - A signal fork that picked up SMS direct encryption after Signal decided to no longer pursue it. While you should stay away from SMS whenever possible, it is sometimes still necessary to communicate with certain people this way. And with Silence you can protect yourself. Signal on SMS\nSimpleX - The first messenger without user IDs. SimpleX uses the smart client dumb server model. Meaning you can setup a simple relay to forward your fully encrypted messages to recievers. SimpleX is still early. It has a simple desktop but this isnt fully features currently. In Depth Podcast with the creator.\nSession - Session is an end-to-end encrypted messenger that minimises sensitive metadata, designed and built for people who want absolute privacy and freedom from any form of surveillance. No phone numbers and completely open source.\nTelegram - Easy to use encrypted messaging app. Telegram is NOT End-to-End encrypted by default but does have the option to create E2E secret chats. While its not E2E encrypted it does still encrypt your traffic to the Telegram Servers which is an improvement over SMS. Telegram is simple and is heavily used all across the world, and is a good introduction to a more privacy preserving chat app. However Telegram does have access to user data in its internal servers and has been known to hand that information over at times. Telegram is one of the most used encrypted apps around and as a result can be a haven for scammers.\nThreema - an end-to-end encrypted messenger, similar to Signal. Not a free app. Good overall app, but relatively low userbase due to the non free nature of it.\nWhitenoise - An encrypted messaging app that uses the NOSTR Protocol for private and public key pairs.\nWire - E2E by default. Lots of functionality. Fully open source. Self hosting options available. Built in auto-delete of messages. Can be a bit buggy at times, smaller userbase.\nMetadata Removal # Desktop Metadata removal - Windows and Mac can remove this natively. Linux needs a few steps.\nImagepipe - Android only metadata remover\nMesh Networks # PKT.Cash - PKT uses PacketCrypt, the world’s first bandwidth-hard proof of work. When you connect your home or office internet to the PKT Network, you earn PKT Cash (PKT).PKT mining does not require permission from a centralized company. Miners power the network in a decentralized way, which scales to provide low cost, high speed internet access worldwide.\nOpenmesh - Your Gateway to Building Personalized Data Ecosystems in minutes, instead of weeks. A decentralized node operator that allows for running of various services.\nThreefold - To build an open-source peer-to-peer Internet infrastructure that removes all forms of centralization from the global IT systems. Anything we do needs to improve the planet’s situation and benefit the people around us. Internet access is a human right and it can change everything for the lives of people as an infinite source of tools and information. Our technology was designed to scale ThreeFold anywhere electricity and bandwidth are present.\nMobile # Aliasing # Abine - Offers Phone masking/aliasing for a fee.\nFireFox Relay - Phone Alias service that comes along with an email alias service. Email aliasing is free, phone alias service requires a small monthly fee.)\nSee our All in one Privacy Section for More\nAlternative App Stores # Accrescent - Accrescent is a private and secure Android app store built with modern features in mind. It aims to provide a developer-friendly platform and pleasant user experience while enforcing modern security and privacy practices and offering robust validity guarantees for installed apps.\nAPK-Pure - A site to download and install APK\u0026rsquo;s (install files for phone OSes) this is an easy way to completely bypass app stores. The downside is that your software needs to be updated manually through APK-Pure and is not managed automatically by an app store.\nAptoide - A competitor to the google app store. With over 1 millon apps. While its not specifically privacy focused its a nice alternative when you cant use the regular good app store, or if you cant find what you need in F-Droid.\nAurora Store - A privacy front end for the Google App store. You can find anything you need from google through Aurora. However as this is a front end, it connects to the google app store so that you dont have too. This does require an account. Aurora provides anonymous accounts for you to use, however Google will rate limit these accounts to make them difficult to use sometimes. You can just create your own Gmail account to bypass this if necessary.\nF-Droid - F-Droid is the premier app store for open source apps. For anyone truly intrested in privacy should first check for apps in F-droid before going to mainstream appstores as Fdroid only carries Open Source apps. Completely free, open source and does not require an account.\nObtainium - Obtainium allows you to install and update apps directly from their releases pages, and receive notifications when new releases are made available.\nBurner Phone Numbers # 5sim - Over 500,000 Numbers Originating from Around 180 Countries Online. Low fees. Does not take cryptocurrency.\nBurnerApp - Burner Phone numbers. Usually work for services like Amazon and Twitter\nCrypton - Affordability meets security: For the cost of a movie ticket per month, get a physical SIM phone number. All your messages are encrypted with your personal key, protecting them from prying eyes.\nFreePhoneNum - One time Use burner numbers. Many services wont accept these.\nPhone Blur - offers the use of non-VoIP US phone numbers for account verification, multi-factor authentication, and other needs. Formerly Text Secure.\nSMSPool - Privacy focused non voip SMS burner numbers with area codes from all over the world. Company accepts cryptocurrency including Monero. Cheap options that are known to work with difficult providers like Discord or Twitter.\nSMS4SATS - Bitcoin focused SMS numbers that utilize Bitcoins Layer 2, Lightning network.\nTelnum - Burner Numbers and permanent numbers via Monero\nTossable Digits - Alternative to Google voice for phone porting. Also provides multiple phone numbers.\nMobile Operating Systems # CalyxOS - A privacy focused de-Googled Android Alternative that’s more privacy focused than Lineage but more user friendly than Graphene. Only available on Google Pixel models.\nE.foundation - Degoogled Phone OS that works with most major phone models\nGraphene OS - The king of Privacy phones. Completely de-googled heavily privacy focused phone App Store. Only available on Google Pixel models. Install Guide and Another install guide\nHavoc-OS - Similar to Lineage with large compatibility of devices. Works on over 150 devices. Still available but not a lot of updates.\nLineage – An open source Android alternative that’s compatible with most major Smart Phone and other Android Devices. Does not have a locked bootloader, which is a slight security concern.\nPlexus - App that lists compatibility of over 1000 phone apps for Open source phone roms.\nUbuntu Touch - Open Source Phone and Tablet Rom.\nMobile Phones # Above Phone - The Above Phone offers Graphene OS phones for sale along with their own services like \u0026ldquo;Above VPN\u0026rdquo; along with additional support to help you get fully migrated over to their ecosystem.\nDe-googled - Sells De-googled phones, Lineage Calyx and Graphene - Takes crypto\nEfani - Company that offers Sim Swap protection and prevention. \u0026ldquo;Efani works like any other carrier, except Efani adds exceptional security to your plan via an impressive security tech stack.\u0026rdquo;\nFairphone - Sustainable phone that lets your replace all parts in the phone. Will support CalyxOS soon. currently only available in the UK. Also offers sustainable headphones and other items.\nFreedomphone - NOT RECOMMENDED. Privacy focused phone marketing towards conservatives. OS Is closed source, with little in the way of details on how anything actually works. Backed by conservative commentator Candace Owens.\nFrequency Check - App that lets you check what plans and locations your phone is compatible with.\nIsland - Sandboxing app for Stock Android\nMamushi- Specializes in Calyx OS , Accepts Monero.\nMark37 - A full service Christian privacy company that specializes in their \u0026ldquo;Ghost Phone\u0026rdquo; a Graphene OS phone with custom config. Offers several other privacy services and devices.\nNitrokey - Phones with Mics and Cameras removed\nPine64 - Completely Open Source Phone. May have some compatibility issues.\nPrivate Phone Shop - Fully configured privacy focused phones you purchase. Primarily offers Lineage and Graphene OS. Also offers other privacy services.\nProject Guardian - A physical phone silencing device. A new machine that silences all noise going into your phone from your micophone. All you have to do is set your phone on top of the device and it blocks all incoming sound. Also provides wireless charging. Can be used with two phones at a time.\nPurism - NOT RECOMENDED. Completely Open Source Phone from the ground up, however this comes with many difficulties including supply chain issues. Purism has been known to have very late deliveries in some cases as long as years with no refunds. Order with caution.\nRoninMobile - RoninDojo a bitcoin privacy company, now makes pixel based phones with options for both Calyx and Graphene.\nUnplugged Phone - Unplugged phone is a closed source privacy phone touted by many conservative influencers. It offers its own ecosystem of privacy apps. However many of these apps arent likely to be very useful since you need their phone in order to use them. Given this and the closed source nature of the software we cannot recomend this phone at this time. You are better off with known Open-source alternatives.\nVolla Phone - A minimalist design and new operating concept with the springboard, quick menu and collections. Comes with either Volla OS or Ubuntu Touch installed.\nMobile Service Providers # AweSIM - Privacy focused phone service. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nFreedomPop - Cheap and in some cases free VOIP plans.\nInvisv - Privacy focused phone service. INVISV Relay brings Multi-Party Relay (MPR) privacy to Android, offering a service that decouples trust: where INVISV\u0026rsquo;s job is to ensure that nobody but you has all your critical information. In effect, your requests for data from the Internet, whether with a web browser or with any other app, are unlinked from your identity, and neither INVISV nor our infrastructure partners nor your broadband Internet provider nor a mobile operator can link your identity and your Internet usage and location together.\nSIMXL - e-SIMs Accessible for Everyone, that accepts Monero.\nSilent Link - A real phone number provider not a VOIP number, that can be acquired anonymously. Only allows for incoming calls, but also provides a cheap data plan. Does not always provide the best service. A backup data plan is not a bad idea with this service while using Silent link primarily for privacy.\nVOIP Providers # Hushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nJMP - Private VOIP numbers. Uses the company Telnyx on the back end, but it try\u0026rsquo;s to make this process simpler for a small fee, as you can use Telnyx directly for cheaper fees and good privacy but the process is quite difficult.\nPassword Managers # Password managers are one of the few security tools that makes your life easier. With all of your passwords in one place, often including a password autofill so that you don\u0026rsquo;t have to even type your password, which also helps to keep you safe from keylogging or should surfing attacks.\nBitwarden - FOSS password manager. Free cloud password management, or you can completely self host. 2FA is easily configurable as well. Decryption happens on your client device not on the server, meaning your passwords are encrypted if the server is compromised. Bitwarden also has a password generator, and allows for multiple password encrypted password accounts making it perfect for a small enterprise solution.\nKeepass - The top local password manager. Instead of setting up a server you can run your password manager directly on your personal work machine.\nPasswordSafe - A local password Manager that utilizes Blowfish. Created by security expert and old school cypherpunk Bruce Schneier. Works on windows and Linux.\nVPNMentor Secure Password Generator - Online Password generator for when you aren\u0026rsquo;t working with a standard password manager. Provides other high quality VPN and password related tools as well, like a password strength checker.\nPrivacy Resources and Education # Podcasts # Citadel Dispatch - Hosted by Matt Odell a Freedom and Bitcoin Advocate.\nClosed Network - Privacy and security podcast focused on the everyday person and using simple tools and techniques to become a smaller target for online attacks.\nOptOut - Hosted by privacy and freedom advocate Seth for Privacy, covering a wide range of privacy related issues.\nPrivacy Security and Osint - Hosted by the king of privacy, Micahel Bazzell, covers a wide range of privacy, security and Osint. Currently on a hiatus.\nSurveillance Report - Joint hosted by Privacy advocates Henry from Techlore and Nate from the New Oil. Break down of weekly data leaks and privacy incursions.\nWatchMan Privacy - Hosted by Gabriel Custodiet, a principled privacy and freedom advocate.\nOther Privacy Lists # alternativeto.net\nbrainfucksec.github.io/a-good-privacy-list\ndegoogle.jmoore.dev/#replacementsalternatives\ngithub.com/mendel5/alternative-front-ends\ngithub.com/mjovanc/awesome-decentralized\ngithub.com/pluja/awesome-privacy\nlopp.net/bitcoin-information/privacy.html\nnomoregoogle.com\nPrism-Break\nproducthunt.com\nprivacyfirstproducts.softr.app\nprivacytools.io\nreddit.com/r/privacy/wiki/de-google\nsovereignstack.tools\nPurchase Proxys # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nAnonShop - This one works a bit different. You pick a product you want and send the link to AL. AL will then purchase the item and send it to a nearby locker based on your zip code. All paid with Monero. This currently only works for Amazon orders.\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPurse.io - A purchase proxy that offers up to 15% discounts with crypto and users will purchase products for you. Currently takes BTC, BCH and lightning.\nRouters # Anyone - A harward based internet router/proxy that provides privacy by default.\nFlash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router,that prioritizes network wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come per-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers than can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that thats forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls and a virtual server seperate from the Firewall OS.\nSearch # Brave Search - Private search results, using its own indexer, with full search transparency. Aims to be one of the biggest competitors to google. In Depth Review\nDuckDuckGo - Biggest privacy focused search engine, they have admitted to censoring in some cases, but overall still better than Google.\nKagi - Privacy respecting search engine does not track any info or provide any ads and no data mining or IP collecting. Requires an account and limits amount of searches per day for free accounts. Offers paid accounts as well. Not Open Source. Privacy policy\nMojeek - Search engine that claims to use its own indexer and does not rely on search results from Bing or Google\nPresearch - Decentralized search engine that pays you out per search with their own token. You can also run a node and get paid out in their token provided you meet the minimum requirements.\nSearx - Searx is probably the most hard-core of the options, but provides a very solid experience and search results across multiple sources.\nSearch Ranking and Analysis\nWhoogle - A google search proxy that can be hosted. Check out Seth for Privacys public instance of Whoogle It’s easy to self-host, if desired.Public instances\nShipping Services # AtoB - Everything you need to send and receive packages in a decentralized way. Built on NOSTR.\nAmerica’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nProxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide.\nSovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption.\nTraveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it.\nVirtual Private Networks (VPNs) # Cloak - Experimental new program. it works by masquerading proxied traffic as normal web browsing activities. In contrast to traditional tools which have very prominent traffic fingerprints and can be blocked by simple filtering rules, it\u0026rsquo;s very difficult to precisely target Cloak with little false positives. This increases the collateral damage to censorship actions as attempts to block Cloak could also damage services the censor state relies on.\nCryptoStorm - The VPN service provider for the truly paranoid. Zero logging VPN service that publishes all of its open source config for users to read. Utilizes Hashed token authentication. Accepts Monero.\nGuardster - Anonymizer service that provides an alternative to VPN.\nIVPN - No logs, regularly audited VPN service, No customer data stored, Clear privacy policy, Transparent ownership and team, Strong ethics: no trackers, no false promises, no surveillance ads. In Depth Reviews\nLN VPN - VPN service based on the lightning network. You can purchase and use wireguard based VPN services all on lightning. Also offers phone numbers per country all paid via lightning.\nLokiNet - New experimental TOR competitor.\nMullvad - Mullvad has a long reputation of preserving privacy. Mullvad does not log traffic, proven by a police raid. Allows anonymous sign ups, Accepts Monero for payment for Premium accounts. Uses a killswitch and uses Wireguard for speed and security. Provides a mobile app and desktop app. The Mobile app can be a bit finicky for some people. Does not have an app kill switch. In Depth Review\nNym - A new VPN project that works to implement new tech including mixnets, zk-nyms, post quantum tech and more. Backed by Wikileaks Chelsea Manning.\nObscura - Obscura is a new VPN project that increases your VPN security by creating a multihop process with VPN provider Mullvad, so that neither company ever has true access to your Encrypted data. Only available for Mac. Accepts Monero.\nPIA - PIA is a solid VPN provider that accepts BTC, uses Wireguard offers cheap rates. PIA is also well known for providing static Ip’s for your VPN. This can be useful for some services that block general VPN access. PIA does not keep logs for privacy concerns. Does not include a kill switch In Depth Review\nSentinel- A decentralized crypto currency backed VPN built on the Cosmos blockchain that aims to provide a decentralized VPN.\nVopono - App for managing Split tunneling in VPN’s. Split tunneling lets you send some traffic through a VPN and delegate specific traffic exempt to the VPN Encrypted tunnel or traffic. This can be useful when trying to use certain apps locally on a LAN. Some VPN Apps have this built in, but this isnt always accessible on all VPN’s or on all versions of the VPN. For Example Proton VPN has this function built in on the Windows version and the Mobile version but not on the linux desktop version.\nVPN Rankings and breakdowns by privacy advocate Techlore more VPN Rankings and More Rankings\nVPNMentor - Offers a wide range of VPN related education, in addition to VPN related tools and more VPN Rankings.\n"},{"id":17,"href":"/self-hosting/","title":"Self Hosting","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If something is free, you’re not the customer; you’re the product.” ― Bruce Schneier\nWhile privacy tools are fantastic, they sometimes miss the true root of the problem. In times of increasing censorship and data theft, owning your data is the best way to increase your privacy and security while dramatically reducing your ability to be censored. When done right, much of this can be done very cheaply. If you already own your hardware much of the software is free or very cheap. Instead of never ending subscriptions and increasing costs with big tech, simply remove them from your life by self hosting. Take back your digital sovereignty.\nBackup Applications # Pika Backup - Pika Backup is designed to save your personal data and does not support complete system recovery. Locally and remote encrypted backups.Open Source.\nPerkeep - Perkeep is a set of open source formats, protocols, and software for modeling, storing, searching, sharing and synchronizing data in the post-PC era. Data may be files or objects, tweets or 5TB videos, and you can access it via a phone, browser or FUSE filesystem. Open Source.\nProxmox Backup Server - Proxmox Backup Server is an enterprise backup solution, for backing up and restoring VMs, containers, and physical hosts. By supporting incremental, fully deduplicated backups, Proxmox Backup Server significantly reduces network load and saves valuable storage space. With strong encryption and methods of ensuring data integrity, you can feel safe when backing up data, even to targets which are not fully trusted.\nCamera Systems # Ezvidoo - EZVidoo is a free CCTV surveillance software for Windows, Linux, and Raspberry Pi. It supports IP Cameras by default, local USB cams, and Camera Audios.EZVidoo also supports numerous sensor types as motion, audio, object, face, and person sensors. By default, it offers a recording support on 24/7 basic, and features, alerts, notifications and mobile access. Not open source.\nIspyconnect - Free and Open source Camera software. Compatible with a wide range of camera devices.\nKerberos.io - An open, scalable and modular solution that supports your use cases at home up to large scale production video landscapes.\nCloud Document Services # Cryptpad - End-to-end encrypted and open-source collaboration suite, that can be used in the cloud or self-hosted. Google docs alternative.\nOnlyOffice - Includes Free Cloud, Paid Cloud, and Self-Hosted options.\nStandard Notes - One of the top note-taking apps. Self-hostable, includes 2FA, E2E, scheduled email backups and more. Charges for the higher level plans with more features.\nCloud Hosting # Open Source as a Service # Cryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nDisroot - Privacy-focused ecosystem. Provides multiple cloud services. Including Email, Nextcloud, Cryptpad etc…\nFederated.Computer - Great open-source replacements for Dropbox, Google Workplace, Zoom, Slack, Airtable, Mailchimp, 1Password, Netlify, Github, Calendy, your spying VPN and much more for the low price of $39 a month. As many users as you want. Only pay for more storage when/if you need it.Federated includes Human Support and full Backups. The benefits of self-hosting without the day-to-day high-stakes drudgery. Affiliate Link\nKoofr - Allows for importing of Drive, Dropbox etc. Privacy-focused cloud storage free up to 10 Gb’s. ^1,2^\nNextCloud - Self-hosted cloud software for a massive amount of options. Takes a bit of config, but nextcloud functions as a full Google Docs replacement in addition to many other options including music and video hosting. Also provides cloud hosting if you do not wish to self-host. Next Cloud is currently available in other Privacy-focused ecosystems like Start9, Umbrel, Yunohost, Dietpi and many more, with just a few clicks. Or you can self-host on your OS of choice.\nLink Tree Alternatives # AllMyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nCoinDrop - Like link tree but specifically for crypto web wallets. All your wallets and donation methods in one simple place.\nLibertyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nOperating Systems # While more well-known OSes like Windows server or Ubuntu server are great, there are other lesser-known OSes purpose-built to help people self-host, by pre-packaging applications in nice ready-made GUI. This can be especially useful for less technical users.\nHyperVisors for Virtualization # ProxMox - Proxmox is the primary open source solution for virtual machine hosting. Like VmWare or Hyper V except Proxmox is completely open source and free. It offers you the ability to run multiple virtual servers on a single physical server, easily allowing you to run several different software Operating systems for zero cost. Comes with snapshots, backups, server monitoring, native containerization and much more. Find a list of Proxmox based scripts here these scripts allow for single lines of code for setting up hundreds of apps. One of the absolute best ways to get into self hosting. XCP-NG - A solid alternative to Proxmox. the user-friendly, high-performance virtualization solution, developed collaboratively for unrestricted features and open-source accessibility with Turnkey Server Virtualization. Operating Systems # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, NEAR, Avalanche and more.\nCASA OS - Community-based open source software focused on delivering simple personal cloud experience around Docker ecosystem. Despite the name CASA OS is not an OS. It is an app similar to Umbrel or Citadel, a GUI for docker images. Comes with some unique apps, like Nginx Proxy Manager and Cloudflare Tunnels. Also provides Clearnet support with a fairly flexible set of config options. Also has a nice simple GUI for file uploads, this is especially useful with something like Jellyfin or Calibre-Web.\nCitadel - Umbrel open source Fork offering much of the same options.\nCloudron - Cloudron is unique in that it offers offsite backups to AWS, includes a built-in firewall that monitors all traffic and comes with its own built-in email server.\nCoolify - An open-source \u0026amp; self-hostable Heroku / Netlify alternative.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Storj, Zcash, Cosmos Tornado Cash and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nDietPI - A Linux distro OS. Dietpi comes with over 200 app packages and dependencies built in. While more command line skills are required than Umbrel or Embassy, Dietpi makes it very easy to install over 100 apps and dependencies. While largely built for Raspberry Pi, Dietpi also has specific images created for a wide range of hardware. Dietpi is a bit more difficult than platforms like Yunohost, but runs a bit more reliably and offers more total tools, including backups, VPN integration, clearnet, and more. Documentation is better than Yunohost, but could still be improved.\nFulmo - A lighting network focused OS configured to run on a Raspberry Pi.\nFreedomBox - Another OS that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Currently more limited than most of the other OSes in terms of apps in the internal app store.\nHome Lab OS - HomelabOS allows anyone to easily deploy, backup, restore, and maintain over 100 different applications and services. Everything from video players, to home automation, to chat services. These services can continue to function at full speed on your LAN even when your external internet is completely offline.\nMoneroOS - OS dedicated to Monero mining.\nMy Node BTC - Another OS that focuses primarily on Bitcoin Software. Includes BTCPay Server, Dojo, Whirlpool, Join Market and much more. Comes with Clearnet, Tor, and I2P.\nPinode-XMR - PiNode-XMR is a completely free and open source suite of tools to help a user run their own Monero node with ease. PiNode-XMR is designed for use with single board computers (SBC) such as the Raspberry Pi, Pine64 or Odroid hardware to allow for very cheap node setup and minimal 24/7 running costs due to low power usage.\nPiBox - Currently has a small offering of Apps but is working on adding more. Notable Apps are Nextcloud, Jellyfin and Homeassistant.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nRunTipi - Tipi is a personal homeserver orchestrator. It is running docker containers under the hood and provides a simple web interface to manage them. Every service comes with an opinionated configuration in order to remove the need for manual configuration and network setup. RunTipi comes with Clearnet configuration, but this can be a bit buggy in some cases. This is still very much in development.\nStart9 - Start OS makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy, not completely open source. Currently routes all services over TOR or lets you host over LAN. This increases privacy but can make things more difficult to interact with Non TOR/Start9 users. Heavily supports bitcoin software and includes a NOSTR node and several other tools. While there is currently no clearnet support, StartOS is overall very stable. Start9 also offers some of the better documentation and error handling. Save 5% on any S9 Server with code \u0026ldquo;LOTR\u0026rdquo;\nUBOS - A newer project. Less impressive interface and less apps than some of the other projects.\nUmbrel - Interface that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Beautiful interface but still needs a few bugs worked out. Apps are difficult to config after being setup. Offers lots of Bitcoin Node Software. Umbrel and StartOS are very similar options as they both focus heavily on BTC and Lightning nodes and currently offer only LAN and TOR hosting. Umbrel offers more apps but Start OS offers a much more reliable platform. Umbrel is not an OS but rather an GUI application manager for Docker.\nYunoHost - Free and Open Source with over 100 apps. Yuno host comes with Clearnet support with your own custom domains and offers you free pre-selected domains you can use. Yunohost has a nice troubleshooting tool that helps you find issues with port/firewall troubleshooting. Yunohost has a lot of features but can be a bit buggy at times.\nMedia Center OSes # If you are currently running a Roku, Amazon Firestick, or pretty much any other store-bought hardware device for media streaming, it\u0026rsquo;s very likely that it sends out massive amounts of data back to different companies. This is terrible for privacy, self-sovereignty, security, and internet bandwidth. While it\u0026rsquo;s difficult to purchase hardware that does not do this, you can set up your own version with some of the following user-friendly Operating systems.\nLibreElec - LibreELEC is a lightweight ‘Just enough OS’ Linux distribution purpose-built for Kodi on current and popular mediacentre hardware.\nOSMC - OSMC (Open Source Media Center) is a free and open source media player based on Linux. Founded in 2014, OSMC lets you play back media from your local network, attached storage, and the Internet. OSMC is the leading media center in terms of feature set and community and is based on the Kodi project.\nXbian - XBian is a small, fast, and lightweight media center distribution for the Raspberry Pi, CuBox-i, Hummingboard, and many more devices to come. It is based on a minimal Debian and therefore offers much of the same freedom as Debian offers. Our slogan is “XBian, the bleeding edge” as our main focus is delivering the fastest Kodi solution for various small form factor computers.\nPhoto Storage # Ente - Encrypted cloud photo storage.\nImmich - Self-hosted backup solution for photos and videos on mobile devices.\nPhotoprism - PhotoPrism is an AI-Powered Photos App for the Decentralized Web. It makes use of the latest technologies to tag and find pictures automatically without getting in your way. You can run it at home, on a private server, or in the cloud.\nRemote Control Software # AeroAdmin - Easy and free Remote access service for many OS’s. Not Open source.\nMesh Commander - Free Open Source Teamviewer Alternative.\nNetBird - NetBird combines a WireGuard®-based overlay network with Zero Trust Network Access, providing a unified open source platform for reliable and secure connectivity. Requires authentication account with a big tech identity provider. Offers free self hosting options.\nPangolin - Pangolin is an open-source and identity-aware tunneled reverse proxy server. Pangolin’s distributed architecture with nodes provide highly available ingress to ensure applications always remain accessible. Open Source.\nRustDesk - TeamViewer, AnyDesk, and Splashtop to RustDesk for a secure and reliable remote desktop experience with your own self-hosted servers. Open Source.\nTailScale - Tailscale is an easy VPN that allows you to connect back into your network without excessive configuration or firewall rules. While Tailscale is not fully open source and requires an requires authentication account with a big tech identity provider. However there is a fully self-hosted version you can run.\nRouters # Flash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router, that prioritizes network-wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come pre-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built-in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers that can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all-purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router, or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that is forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls, and a virtual server separate from the Firewall OS.\nSSH/RDP Applications # Easy SSH - Simple application that lets you save all of your SSH logins and passwords in one easy interface. This way you can login go from SSH terminal port easily and quickly without needing to type in your credentials. Linux Only.\nmRemoteNG - Just like Easy SSH, but also supports RDP, Telnet, HTTPS, Powershell, and more. Windows only.\nWebsite Tools # Ackee - Self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool for those who care about privacy. Ackee runs on your own server, analyzes the traffic of your websites, and provides useful statistics in a minimal interface.\nGhost - Self-Hosting and cloud hosting with open source software. Ghost is primarily used as a blogging platform as a competitor to something like Substack. Unlike Hugo Ghost offers a GUI for most of your website management.\nHugo - Popular open-source static site generators. Helps you simply create websites for desktop and mobile without substantial amounts of HTML code. Hugo is completely open source and utilizes markdown files primarily. Liberty Tools is run with Hugo.\nImmuneweb - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\nMatomo - Privacy first Google analytics alternative.\nPlausible - Simple and privacy-friendly Google Analytics alternative - Extensive Review\nSSLLABS - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\n"},{"id":18,"href":"/social-media/","title":"Social Media","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.” ― George Washington\nSocial media is a mixed bag. It connects the world and allows for the rapid dissemination of news, true and untrue. But in the last few years censorship has become a massive problem across all major social media platforms. Its important that we cultivate presences on social media that are more resilient to censorship and de-platforming. These services should be run as decentralized as possible to avoid coordinated take downs like we saw with the Conservative social media company Parler, where big tech collaborated to largely destroy the company.\nFreedom Respecting Social Media # Blue Sky - Blue Sky is an open source project backed by Jack Dorsey in an attempt to create a decentralized social network protocol as an alternative to Twitter. In May 2024 Jack Dorsey resigned from the BlueSky board, and donated 21 Million to the Open Source Protocol NOSTR. Blue Sky is very leftwing.\nDiaspora - Diaspora is a decentralized open source social media platform. With Diaspora you need to host your own instance by running a server or \u0026ldquo;pod\u0026rdquo;, meaning you own your data. Due to the decentralized nature of the platform it can be difficult to connect with other profiles, the platform has less than 1 million users after after 13 years of operation.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here\nGab - A centralized Free Speech Social media platform. Gab has been de-platformed by most of big tech and largely runs its own architecture in order to to keep operations running. Platform users tend to skew right wing.\nGettr - GETTR is a social media platform built on the foundation of freedom of opinion and expression. Gettr is a socialized platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t seem to offer anything particularly new, other than being a Twitter Alternative. Private messages claim to be E2E. But Gettr is not open sourced.\nLemmy - Lemmy is a selfhosted social link aggregation and discussion platform. Similar to Reddit but it is completely free and open, and not controlled by any company. This means that there is no advertising, tracking, or secret algorithms. Content is organized into communities, so it is easy to subscribe to topics that you are interested in, and ignore others. Voting is used to bring the most interesting items to the top.\nLocals - Locals is a free speech social media platform that is owned by Rumble. Locals is a centralized alternative to other social media. Founded by conservative commentator Dave Rubin.\nMastodon - Mastodon is an open source, self hosted social networking service that aims to be a twitter competitor. Mastodon lets you connect to specific Mastodon instances as part of a federation protocol. Due to this setup Larger mastodon servers can censor other servers from connecting to their instances. Tends to be a more left wing community.\nMeWe - MeWe is a centralized company that\u0026rsquo;s been running a social media platform for over a decade. MeWe is committed to privacy and an ad-free experience. The project is currently in development to be migrated to web3 blockchain based infrastructure.\nMinds - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.\nTruth Social - Founded by Donald Trump in response to Trump getting removed from Twitter. Truth Social is a centralized open source fork of Mastodon. Truth Social is known to censor content, mostly leftwing content.\nTwitter/X - Twitter is a centralized social media platform. While Twitter has become a free speech focused platform its far from perfect. Twitter is overwhelmingly the single biggest platform for spreading speech. Twitter is bad for privacy and is encouraging a ID based verification program, that will be in the hands of its future owners. Case against Twitter\nMeetup Alternatives # Agorakit - Agorakit is web-based, open source groupware for collectives. By creating collaborative groups, people can discuss topics, organize events, store files and keep everyone updated as needed. Agorakit is a forum, calendar, file manager, mapping tool and email notifier.\nFlockstr - NOSTR based Meetup alternative. Connects directly with your NOSTR Account, and also works with your lightning wallet to receive ZAPS (micro bitcoin transactions.)\nJoinMobilizon - Mobilizon is not a giant platform, but a multitude of interconnected Mobilizon websites. This federated architecture helps avoid monopolies and offers a diversity of hosting terms of service.\nLuma - An international meetup alternative, that provides more value at a much lower price than meetup. Has built in support for cryptocurrency wallets like Eth and Solana.\nPartiful - Free for users, requires SMS in order to gave out regular event updates. Not specifically freedom focused, but another good option.\nNOSTR # NOSTR is the future of decentralized social media. NOSTR is not controlled or owned by any private company or person. NOSTR is a protocol similar to Email or TCP/IP. It can be accessed by anyone or any company. NOSTR uses the dumb server smart client model. Meaning anyone can setup a simple server/relay that preserves and encrypts the NOSTR ecosystem. NOSTR directly incorporates bitcoin via the lightning network. You can send \u0026ldquo;ZAPS\u0026rdquo; which are low cost lightning transactions to any person on NOSTR, and your posts can likewise receives Zaps from anyone on the network. In addition to major support from the freedom and Bitcoin communities, NOSTR has been financially backed by Jack Dorsey and heavily supported by Edward Snowden. NOSTR offers several different clients that allow you to interact with the NOSTR protocol. Some of those clients:\nAlby - A NOSTR and Bitcoin plugin. Allows you to hold your private keys in order to interact with NOSTR, lighting and other bitcoin apps.\nDamus - NOSTR Client for Iphone.\nNOSTR Apps - A database of many differnt NOSTR Apps\nNostr.Watch - Track relays where a connection can currently be established.\nNostr.directory - Find your twitter follows on NOSTR\nNostrChat - Encrypted chat built on NOSTR.\nPrimal - A client designed to look like a twitter clone.\nZap.Stream - Directly integrated into NOSTR Zap lets you stream for SATS (bitcoin Lightning) and earn in kind easily from any and all viewers.\nYoutube Alternatives # Bitchute - A decentralized Youtube alternative that tends to have a lot of right-leaning content, due to this they often get censored or blocked.\nCiVL - CiVL is a free streaming platform for courageous stories and subversive ideas that challenge power structures. Get access to award-winning films, shows, and debates. No ads. No credit card to join.\nD.tube - A decentralized youtube alternative. DTube is a community powered video sharing platform where users vote on videos to reward creators, curators, influencers and viewers in cryptocurrency.\nMadiator - Privacy focused front end for LBRY, the network that hosts ODYSEE.\nODYSEE - A decentralized video platform built on the LBRY network. With the recent SEC Judgement against ODYSEE the long term future of the platform is uncertain, however plans are to migrate to the Arweave network. Odysee also has a nice simple feature allowing you to connect your youtube channel and autosync all content for a convenient backup of your channel.\nPeerTube A free and open-source, decentralized, ActivityPub federated video platform powered by WebTorrent, that uses peer-to-peer technology to reduce load on individual servers when viewing videos.\nRumble - A centralized alternative to youtube that bills itself as protector of free speech.\n"}]
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-[{"id":0,"href":"/affiliates/","title":"Affiliates","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Tell me with whom you associate, and I will tell you who you are.\u0026rdquo; - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe\nThis is our affiliate page for brands we use and trust. While the goal of Liberty Tools is to list every single tool for human liberty, we cant vet them all. These are brands and projects that we actually use and endorse and generally have a relationship with. As such, we have affiliate links with them, and this is one small way you can support us at no additional cost to you! These links also show up on their specific categories page as well.\nAupa Bar - The Chad of energy bars run by a based bitcoin business. High quality grass fed meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit, no garbage filler like seed oils. AUPA gives 5% discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. These bars come from the best quality farms in Colorado. Stack this with code \u0026ldquo;Liberty\u0026rdquo; for an additional 5% off some of the best meat bars around.\nCloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nDelete Me - Our date is leaked everyday. Thats why its important to use services like Delete Me. Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. Use our Affiliate link to save 20%.\nFederated.Computer - Federated is another Denver based company offering Open Source as a service. Sometimes physically hosting servers just isn\u0026rsquo;t viable. In those cases cloud hosting can be a necessary option. But most cloud hosting come from tech giants like AWS or Google Cloud who sell your data and will censor you if you have the wrong politics. Federated.Computer offers you cheap, easy open source options to get many of the benefits of Big Tech without compromising your privacy. Please use our affiliate link to sign up if you\u0026rsquo;re interested!\nHushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nLive Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our affiliate link if you are interested.\nPrivacy.com - Privacy.com is the best way to pay with fiat online while still protecting your privacy. Create debit card aliases that can be limited based on total amount spends or by vendors. With card aliases you dont have to worry about leaked card info, overcharges or annoying vendors that refuse to cancel your subscription, privacy.com lets you do all of that for free. Please use our referral link and sign up for a free account.\nStart 9 - Start 9 is one of our favorite companies. Local to Denver, Start9 offers home personal servers with their own Operating system, that makes it easy for you to own and host your data out of a physical server that you own. Offers an app store with multiple applications that include Bitcoin and Monero full nodes, Matrix and SimpleX messaging, Vaultwarden for password management, Nextcloud for all sorts of hosting including word docs, music, contacts calendar and so much more.\n"},{"id":1,"href":"/agorism/","title":"Agorism","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If taxation without consent is not robbery, then any band of robbers have only to declare themselves a government, and all their robberies are legalized.” ― Lysander Spooner\nAgorism is a social philosophy that advocates creating a society in which all relations between people are voluntary exchanges by means of counter-economics, engaging with aspects of nonviolent revolution, founded by Samuel Edward Konkin the third. Agorism is a different approach to creating freedom, than electoral politics. Sometimes also known as the concept of \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizens.\u0026rdquo;\nAgorist Communities (International) # Bitcoin Beach - Bitcoin Beach is working to create a sustainable circular Bitcoin economy in El Salvador. Following the dramatic decrease in crime and the governments bitcoin backing, Bitcoin Beach has become one of the best Bitcoin communities in the world. Free Society - Free Society aims to build a new sovereign society by negotiating with an existing government. There are many examples of governments granting another nation sovereignty over a part of their territory, and Free Society believes this is the best way forward. Free State Project - The Free State Project is a movement of thousands of freedom-loving people to New Hampshire. Started in 2003, there are thousands of individuals just like you in New Hampshire. Together, Free Staters have built an incredible, real-life community full of people who value liberty and responsibility. Free Cities - The Free Cities Foundation aims to inspire, inform and connect people to create a global market of living together in Free Cities. Free Cities are self-governing territories that uphold individual rights and freedoms. They aim to create more prosperous and autonomous urban spaces. Freedom Haven - Seasteading org working to build a workable seasteading options. Seasteading is the idea of creating permanent living homes that exist outside government jurisdiction in international waters. Liberland - The Free Republic of Liberland is a small experimental country located on the banks of the Danube River, known as Gornja Siga. Liberland is built on classical liberal (libertarian) ideals which emphasize autonomy and minimize the state\u0026rsquo;s encroachment on individual liberties. Rule of law, bodily autonomy, free trade, freedom of choice, freedom of movement, and others are all core tenets of our fledgling nation. PraxisNation - Praxis Nation builds off the concept of the network state by Balaji Srinivasan. Which theories that in the modern world we can create a decentralized country that can offer many of the benefits of standard country. Praxis aims to offer land, its own currency and eventually citizenship among many other things. Pronomos - Pronomos is a venture capital fund that works to build the \u0026ldquo;cities of tomorrow.\u0026rdquo; Pronomos has worked to fund Prospera, Praxis, and many more starup cities. Prospera - Prospera is a new libertarian smart city located in Honduras, that works as an economic zone largely free of local government taxes. An experimental project that does exist by a government grant, but its working to prove out a new potential model of cities. Learn more with the REASON documentary. Digital Nomad Services # Escapees - Escapees bills itself as an RV club, but it offers many services for a digital nomad lifestyle, including mail forwarding and temporary residences among many other things. Based in the U.S. Liberation Travel - Focuses on helping users find residency in multiple countries primarly including Paraguay, Uruguay, Panama and Georgia. Nomad Capitalist - Nomad Capitalist specializes in legally and ethically reducing your tax rate, diversifying and safeguarding your assets, growing your passport portfolio, and maximizing your freedom. Passports for Crypto - Quickly acquire Citizenship in St. Kitts by purchasing property without ever actually visiting St. Kitts. Planbpassport - A service that helps facilitate second passports. Accepts Bitcoin and very much adopts a \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizen\u0026rdquo; Mindset. General Tools # Agorist Nexus - Agorist Nexus is a hub for free exchange, focusing on the spread of Agorism and connecting the counter-economy Agorist Tax Advice - Paid service to minimize your tax strategy. Live Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our above affiliate link if you are interested. Lost Horizons - Platform with a wide range of topics around opting out of taxes and deconstructing the legal system. Mobazha - Formerly known as Openbazaar, Mobazaha aims to be a decentralized market where people can buy and sell products across the world for various different crypto currencies. One Stupid Fuck - Opt out of the tax structure. Terrible website name and design, but a resource that provides great step by step videos of opting out of the current tax structure. Taxation is Theft App - App that walks people through the logical ideas of taxation being theft. Similar to the not yet launched project \u0026ldquo;The mirror\u0026rdquo; by Larken Rose. Shipping Services # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Sovereign Homesteading # Abundant Acres - A small company that helps you design your sovereign homestead blueprint. Empshield - EMP Shield is the World’s first EMP protection technology for an entire home and vehicle tested to military and UL 1449 standards from ETL. H20 Machine - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. My Patriot Supply - Purchase food and other supplies. Seedarmory.com - Every one of Seed Armory\u0026rsquo;s seed vaults contains only 100% survival grade, 100% heirloom seeds, and are always non-GMO. Seeds, vaults, and packets are kept at low refrigerated temperatures until ready for shipping. Spout Water - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. Works at a much smaller scale than H20 Machine. StealthAngelSurvival.com - Purchase a wide variety of survival gear. Survivalrealty.com - Off grid real estate. "},{"id":2,"href":"/books/","title":"Books","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\nLiberty Tools Book List Welcome to the Liberty Tools Book list! This is our official book recommendations for the best books across a wide range of liberty topics. We do not specifically endorse every idea in these books or by these authors, but we do recommended them as a good place to learn about the topics at hand. Not all of these books are specifically libertarian, but they contain valuable information that could benefit anyone regardless of political philosophy. Find these books here: Anna\u0026rsquo;s Archive and Libgen If you enjoy any of these books please considering purchasing. Category Author Agorism Community Technology Karl Hess New Libertarian Manifesto Samuel Edward Konkin III Agorist Class Theory Wally Conger How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Derrick Broze Anti-Politics Sal Mayweather Anarchy in Practice - Stateless Solutions Community Technology David Freidman New Libertarian Manifesto Walter Block Agorist Class Theory Ryan McMaken How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Hans Herman Hoppe Anti-Politics Robert Murphy The Market for Liberty Morris/Linda Tannehill The New Libertarianism: Anarcho-Capitalism J. Michael Oliver Crypto Anarchy The Genesis Book Aaron Van Wirdun Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of Cryptocurrency Andy Greenberg This Machine Kills Secrets: Julian Assange, The Cypherpunks, and their fight to Empower Whistleblowers Andy Greenberg Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital Age Steven Levy The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age James Dale Davidson, Michael David Axtel Cryptocurrency Digital Gold Nathaniel Popper How Money got Free Patrick Eha Understanding Bitcoin Robert Muprhy and Silas Barta The Bitcoin Standard SaifeDean Ammous The Internet of Money Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Bitcoin Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Ethereum Andreas Antonopolous Hacking Bitcoin Roger Ver The Blocksize War Jonathan Bier Conspiracies Filthy Rich James Patterson All The Shahs Men Steven Kinzer JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters James W. Douglass Chaos Tom O\u0026rsquo;Neill Inventing the AIDS Virus Peter Duesberg The Controlled Demolition of the American Empire Charlie Robinson \u0026amp; Jeff Berwick A Warning from History Corey Hughes The Octopus of Global Control Charlie Robinson One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that gave Rise the Jeffrey Epstein Whitney Webb The Creature From Jekyll Island G Edward Griffin Covid The Real Anthony Fauci Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The War on Ivermectin Pierre Kory The Courage to Face Covid-19 Peter McCullough A Plague Upon Our House Scott Atlas Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19 Matt Ridley Diary of A Psychosis Tom Woods The Pfizer Papers Naomi Wolf Drug War and Prohibition The Economics of Prohibition Mark Thornton American Kingpin Nick Bilton High Price Dr. Carl Hart Chasing the Scream Johann Hari Dreamland: The True Tale of America\u0026rsquo;s Opiate Epidemic Sam Quinones Drug War Addiction Sheriff Bill Masters Gang Leader for A Day Sudhir Venkatesh Economics and History of Economics Economics in One Lesson Henry Hazlitt Basic Economics Thomas Sowell The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard Keynes Mark Skousen History of Money and Banking in the United States Murray Rothbard End the Fed Ron Paul Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles Jesus Huerta de Soto The Fiat Standard SaifeDean Ammous Environment American Serengeti Dan Flores Fossil Future Alex Epstein Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of Antihumanism Robert Zubrin Apocalypse Never Michael Shellenberger The Wizard and The Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow\u0026rsquo;s World Charles C. Mann Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Running With Rhinos Ed Warner Extremist Politics The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics Michael Malice SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought Police Vox Day The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure Greg Lukianoff and Johnathan Haidt Fiction Brave New World Aldous Huxley 1984 George Orwell Animal Farm George Orwell Molon Labe! Kenneth Royce (Boston T Party) Alongside Night J. Niel Schulman Freehold Michael Z. Williamson The Moon is a Harsh Mistress Robert Heinlen The Handmaid’s Tale Margaret Atwood Anthem Ayn Rand The Fountainhead Ayn Rand The Giver Lois Lowery Red Rising Pierce Brown Unintended Consequences John Ross The Probability Broach L. Neil Smith The High Ground Series Doug Casey Enemy of the State F. Paul Wilson Financial Crisis Meltdown Tom Woods Deep Freeze: Iceland\u0026rsquo;s Economic Collapse Phillip Bagus and David Howden Americas Great Depression Murray Rothbard The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last Century Mark Thornton End the Fed Ron Paul Gun Rights Come and Take it: The Gun Printers Guide to Thinking Free Cody Wilson The 10 Myths of Gun Control Jose Nino More Guns Less Crime John Lott Health and Nutrition Death by Food Pyramid Denise Minger Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim It Mary Ruwart The Primal Prescription Doug Mcguff and Robert Murphy Fat for Fuel Dr. Joseph Mercola Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless Health Casey Means and Calley Means Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Blind Spots: The Medicine Gets it Wrong and What it Means For our Health Marty Makary Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity Peter Attia History - General A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell A Peoples History of the United States Howard Zinn Albions\u0026rsquo;s Seed David Hackett Fischer The Dawn Of Everything: A New History of Humanity David Graber A Little History of the World EH Gombrich Debt: The First 5000 Years David Graber History of Government Institutions Legacy of Ashes: A history of the CIA Tim Weiner Enemies: A history of the FBI Tim Weiner The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles and their Secret World War Steven Kinzer Overthrow: Americas Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to Iraq Steven Kinzer History of Socialism The Almost Nearly Perfect People Michael Booth The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel Castro Humberto Fontova The Case Against Socialism Rand Paul History of War and Military The Strategic Logic of Suicide Bombers Robert Pape Enough Already: Time to End the War on Terror Scott Horton Death by Government: Genocide and Mass Murder Since 1900 R.J. Rummel Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catastrophe of Ukraine Scott Horton All the Shahs Men Stephen Kirzner Property Rights Against Intellectual Property Stephan Kinsella (Property Rights) - Freedom on the Frontier Terry Anderson \u0026amp; Peter J Hill How Music Got Free Steven Witt Water Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Space Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Against Intellectual Monopoly Michelle Boldrin \u0026amp; David Levine Intro to Liberty The Law Frederic Bastiat The Road to Serfdom Friedrich Hayek Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom Ron Paul The Revolution Ron Paul Intro to Anarchy No Treason: The Constitution of no Authority Lysander Spooner The Most Dangerous Superstition Larken Rose The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to Obey Michael Huemer The Anarchist\u0026rsquo;s Handbook Organized by Michael Malice Dissenting Electorate: Those Who Refuse to Vote and the Legitimacy of Their Opposition Wendy McElroy Individual Liberty Benjamin Tucker Freedom’s Progress: A History of Political Thought Gerard Casey Living Freedom The Freedom Outlaw\u0026rsquo;s Handbook: 179 Things to Do \u0026rsquo;til the Revolution Claire Wolfe 101 Things to Do \u0026lsquo;Til the Revolution: Ideas and Resources for Self-Liberation, Monkey Wrenching and Preparedness Claire Wolfe Don\u0026rsquo;t Shoot the Bastards (Yet): 101 More Ways to Salvage Freedom Claire Wolfe Net Neutrality The Fallacy of Net Neutrality Thomas Hazlett The Master Switch Tim Wu The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless Technology Thomas Hazlett Code 2.0 Lawrence Lessig Philosophy - General Drive: Understanding the science of Human motivation Daniel Pink Defending the Undefendable Walter Block Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder Nassim Taleb The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion Johnathan Haidt Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World David Epstein Philosophy - Political The Ethics of Liberty Murray Rothbard Anatomy of the State Murray Rothbard An Agorist Primer Samuel Konkin Our Enemy, the State Albert J Nock Police Brutality and the Justice system Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America\u0026rsquo;s Police Forces Radley Balko A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State John Whitehead The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison America Naomi Murakawa The New Jim Crow Michelle Alexander Ghettoside Jill Leovy I Can\u0026rsquo;t Breathe: A Killing on Bay Street Matt Taibbi Justice Before the Law Michael Huemer Revisionist History The Myth of the Robber Barons Burt Folsom The Art of Contrary Thinking Humphrey B. Neill Why American History is Not What They Say: An Introduction to Revisionism Jeff Riggenbach Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong James W. Loewen The Roosevelt Myth John T. Flynn The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary War Thomas J. DiLorenzo Security and Privacy The Art of Invisibility Kevin Mitnick How to Be Invisible J. J. Luna No Place to Hide Glen Greenwald Public Record Edward Snowden The Production of Security Gustave di Molinari Extreme Privacy: How to Disapear on the Internet Michael Bazzell Watchman Privacy Gabriel Custodiet Privacy in Utopia Gabriel Custodiet Schooling and Unschooling Radical Unschooling Dayna Martin The Case against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and Money Bryan Caplan Weapons of Mass Instruction John Taylor Gatto The Absorbent Mind Maria Montessori The College Scam: How America\u0026rsquo;s Universities Are Bankrupting and Brainwashing Away the Future of America\u0026rsquo;s Youth Charlie Kirk Vaccines Turtles All the Way Down Anonymous, Tim Vadnar The Moth in the Iron Lung Forrest Moready Crooked: Manmade Disease Explained Forrest Moready Dissolving Illusions Susan Humphries Vaccines, Autoimmunity and the Changing Nature of Childhood Illness Thomas Cowan "},{"id":3,"href":"/covid/","title":"Covid","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Every single thing that was done in public health in response to the pandemic made it worse.\u0026rdquo; - Peter A. McCullough\nThe Covid19 Lockdowns were the biggest event in our lifetimes. The damage done was immeasurable and still continues to this day. The power centers are looking to continue on with all of the covid tyranny. We must be vigilant in fighting back against the medical industrial complex.\nAnti Covid Orgs # Banners 4 Freedom - An organization dedicated to protesting Covid Mandates using billboards across the world.\nChildren\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense - Children\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense® is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Their mission is to end childhood health epidemics by working aggressively to eliminate harmful exposures, hold those responsible accountable and establish safeguards to prevent future harm. They fight corruption, mass surveillance and censorship that put profits before people as well as advocate for worldwide rights to health freedom and bodily autonomy ^1^\nEvidenceNotFear - An evidence-based guide against all of the Covid madness.\nFeds 4 Med Freedom - Feds for Medical Freedom is fighting for medical freedoms and personal autonomy. They stand against unconstitutional and immoral vaccine mandates that have cost thousands of federal employees and contractors their careers and livelihoods.\nFLCCC Alliance - A group of doctors who got together to push back against the public Covid response. They provide real education on Covid, and demonized treatments like Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine and recovery against.\nGBDeclaration.org - One of the first major organizations to push back against Covid lockdowns. The Great Barrington Declaration is a major worldwide petition sponsored by doctors and scientists against the Covid lockdowns.\nHowbad - Resources for tracking all aspects of specific Covid batchs data, this also includes leaked data, and some aspects of other vaccines and medical malpractice.\nICAN Informed Consent Action Network - Founded in 2016, ICAN was created with the goal of providing every person with the right to informed consent. They believe that by holding regulators accountable through their successful legal actions, individuals will become empowered to make truly informed decisions about their own health and the health of their families. Using an unprecedented legal strategy, ICAN has successfully won lawsuits against Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control, the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration. Founded by Del Bigtree of the Highwire and works regularly with Aaron Siri and his firm.\nLaw Offices of Siri Glimstead - Led by Lawyer Aaron Siri, Siri Glimstead has been at the forefront of defending legal rights against Covid restrictions and damages done by the Covid vaccines, as well as more traditional vaccines. They also focus on other things like civil rights or protection of whistle blowers.\nPhysicians for Informed Consent - Physicians for Informed Consent empowers the public with scientific information about infectious diseases and vaccines.\nPureBloodRegistry - Blood donations for and from people who have not gotten the Covid-19 vaccine.\nThe Highwire - An educational journalistic organization that has been working for years to bring accountability to the world of vaccines and especially Covid vaccines. Founded by Del Bigtree.\nVacSafety - The VSRF’s mission is to advance COVID-19 vaccine safety through scientific research, public education, and advocacy, and to support the vaccine injured. They present the most up-to-date and relevant information on COVID-19 and public health policies, free from corporate press, agenda-driven narratives, and sponsorships with conflict of interest. They encourage questions and an open dialogue of transparency on any medical and scientific information presented.\nFake Mask Websites # Fake Mask Worldwide - A company that sells obviously fake masks, less obviously fake masks and other Covid related items.\nGetUnmask - Breathable masks that look like regular masks. Company now sells other unrelated products as well.\nMedical Drug Purchase # Purchase Medical Drugs including Ivermection and Hydroxychloroquine from high quality third party services.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinil. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nMetrics # ICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nOpen Vaers - Open Vaers takes the CDC\u0026rsquo;s government data from VAERS and makes it much more readable and easy to understand. As of 9/23 there were over 36,000 deaths and over 1.5 million Covid vaccine related reports to VAERS.\nNo-Jab Job Boards # Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types.\nRedballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or Covid nonsense.\nUnjected - Social media for meeting and dating unvaccinated people.\nVaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status.\nVaccine Injured Support # Covid Vax Recovery Guide - A Covid vaccine detox guide written by nutritional scientist and liberty leaning Dr. Chris Masterjohn.\nCovid19CriticalCare.com - An in-depth recovery Post-Vaccine Treatment Protocol guide from the doctors at the FLCC Alliance.\nIronHeart Bloodworks - IronHeart Bloodworks is a new blood bank membership that gives you control over your blood choices during medical procedures. When you need it, IronHeart Bloodworks quickly sends you COVID-19 unvaccinated blood—a unique service in the healthcare industry. You should have the freedom to choose what blood is in your body.\nReact19.org - React19 is a science-based non-profit offering financial, physical, and emotional support for those suffering from long-term COVID-19 vaccine adverse events globally. Their mission is to bring healing to the moms, dads, friends, and loved ones who are facing life-altering side effects from their COVID-19 vaccine. They build bridges between patients and research institutions in order to develop a better understanding of vaccine complications.\nSpike Protein Detox - Peter McCullough\u0026rsquo;s Spike protein Detox protocol. Peter\u0026rsquo;s company also sells a specific Detox Support Formula.\nZelenko Protocol - Dr. Vladimir Zelenko was one of the first doctors to push back on mainstream Covid dogma. While Zelenko has since passed his protocol and supplements are still useful for fighting Covid ^2^\n"},{"id":4,"href":"/deathathletes/","title":"Death Athletes","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;We always knew it was going to happen, it was according to our plan. For our kind, this is nothing.\u0026rdquo; - Cody Wilson\nDeath Athletes refers to a concept going back to Ancient Greece and popularized by 3d Gun Printing Activist Cody Wilson called \u0026ldquo;The Death Athletic\u0026rdquo;. Cody gave a speech at Guns and Bitcoin 2022 talking about the beauty of death given in service to ones beliefs. While not always literal this is often metaphorical, Cody talks about the public death and having been killed in the public as a metaphor. The Death Athletic specifically refers to someone who engaged in practice to promote freedom and was persecuted for doing so. While many people have been prosecuted unfairly, there is a difference between general victims and those who specifically took the risk of fighting the state and lost.\nCheck out the speech here!\nDeath Athletes # Roger Ver - Roger Ver is a freedom activist who was one of the first investors in Bitcoin. Roger has worked as a liberty and Bitcoin activist for over a decade and has made major financial contributions and investments to projects like, DefCad, ShapeShift, FEE, Ross Ulbricht\u0026rsquo;s Legal Defense, Wikileaks, Kraken and many many more. In April 2024 Roger was arrested and detained in Spain on the request of the US government for alleged tax evasion claims in regarding to his exit tax in 2014. Roger is currently looking at a potential 100 year prison sentence for numerous ridiculous legal charges. Roger has been trapped in Spain since April 2024.\nRoss Ulbricht - Ross Ulbricht is the alleged founder and operator of the Silk Road website. The Silk Road offered consumers a safe and trusted way to purchase drugs and other contraband items. Ross was arrested and imprisoned in 2013. He was sentenced to two life sentences plus 40 years and millions of dollars in fines in a corrupt trial. Ross is scheduled to be released as Donald Trump promised to commute his sentence on Day one of his presidency.\nJulian Assange - Julian Assange is one of the greatest journalists of all time. Julian founded Wikileaks in 2006 and has exposed mass public corruption across the world regarding governments and corporations. Julian was forced into home arrest and then asylum for close to a decade based off ridiculous sex charges that were eventually dropped. In 2019 Julian was pulled out of his Asylum and pull into solitary confinement in BellMarsh prison until June 2024. Julian signed a plea deal and was released.\nEdward Snowden - Edward Snowden is a NSA Whistleblower who exposed massive NSA Corruption in 2013, mostly in regards to illegal mass surveillance on citizens. Snowden has been trapped in Russia ever since.\nSamurai Wallet Devs - In May 2024 Samurai Wallets Domain was seized and the two devs known publicly as TDev and Samurai were arrested and charged with money laundering due to the Bitcoin coinjoin functions built into the website.\nTornado Cash Devs - Tornado Cash is a decentralized coinjoin provider for the Ethereum Crypto Currency. In 2022 Tornado Cash was added to the OFACT List and the Devs Roman Storm and Alex Pertsev where charged with Money Laundering.\nAaron Swartz - Internet pioneer and free speech advocate. Creator of the Guerilla Access Open Manifest as well as several other open source technologies, Aaron Swartz tragically killed himself in 2013 thanks to overzealous prosecutors from the DOJ that were threatening Aaron with decades in prison for attempted publishing of copyrighted documents, despite the fact that the document had never been published and the owner of those copyrights Jstore, had actually dropped the charges.\nIan Freemen - Freeman, known for advocating freedom and financial privacy through bitcoin, found himself targeted by federal prosecutors. Initially facing charges including bank fraud and wire fraud, these allegations were eventually dropped due to lack of evidence. The core of the case revolved around money laundering and conspiracy charges. Ultimately, Freeman received a severe sentence of eight years in prison, a $40,000 fine, and forfeiture of $5 million in assets, despite not being convicted of the fraud charges prosecutors initially highlighted.\nCody Wilson - The creator of the Death Athletic concept as well as the founder of Defcad.com and first person to create a 3d printed Gun. Cody has been at the forefront of fighting for 2nd amendment and 1st amendment as they pertain to code and digital rights for over a decade. Cody has been involved in many lawsuits with the federal government as a result and suffered charges for sex crimes in 2018. He is currently free and working for Defcad.\nJay Stark - The anonymous creator of the FGC-9, which stands for \u0026ldquo;Fuck Gun Control.\u0026rdquo; The FGC was the first project to enable the creation of a fully 3d printed gun that did not require any actual gun parts, instead it uses items that can be purchased from conventional stores all over the world. Jay Stark was arrested in April 2021 on suspicions of owning illegal weapons, however none of these weapons were found and he was not taken into custody. Two days later he was found dead sitting in his car in front of his parents house. While the offical cause of death ruled out \u0026ldquo;foul play\u0026rdquo; it is difficult for most to believe that this was simply a coincidence.\n"},{"id":5,"href":"/defense/","title":"Defense","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles.\u0026rdquo; - Jeff Cooper\nWhen any government deprives a citizen of his freedom or property, the individual must take action to publicise his grievances. To this end, I hope to illustrate in the following pages, the futility of gun control, and that no amount of arbitrary legislation can ever prevent those wanting firearms from owning them. The individual who has the ability to construct his own homemade gun can never be permanently disarmed by any level of gun control legislation. - Philip Luty\nDIY Firearms # The 3D Printer has significantly advanced the ease of manufacturing reliable weapons absent the eye of the watchful state. Of course, it is not the only manufacturing tool available, but you will find it the most expedient.\nGetting Started # The following guides provide a basic introduction to 3D printed firearms. If your budget is limited, Creality printers may be the only option. But they are unreliable, and you may spend more time troubleshooting issues than printing. We recommend Prusa for their reliability and unwavering commitment to open source. Bambu Lab printers have recently gained in popularity for their speed, reliability, and multi-material options. However, they have a history of patenting established open source designs, and even more importantly, severely compromise your privacy. More information here. On this principle, we recommend against giving them your money.\nAs you evaluate printers and cad software, keep privacy at the top of your mind. While this practice may currently be legal in your jurisdiction, the state may kidnap and jail you anyway.\nHoffman Tactical The CTRL+PEW Getting Started Guide Ammunition # Fenix Ammunition - Manufactured in the USA by liberty obsessed individuals, and accept Bitcoin for payment. Books # Expedient Homemade Firearms by Philip Luty Expedient Recoilless Launcher: Panzerfaust by Jonathan Wild Communities # Deterrence Dispensed Rocket Chat - Large public group chat for all things 3d printed firearms. FOSSCAD Subreddit - a subreddit focused on 3d printed firearms of all types. However, censorship on reddit continues to grow, and we encourage migration to censorship resistant communities. Files # Most firearm designs are uploaded by individual creators to Odysee. DEFCAD is another source, but requires a paid membership. Most files available on DEFCAD are already available for free on Odysee.\n3D Gun Builder - A comprehensive directory of designs with direct links to Odysee pages. DEFCAD - Many files here are out of date and hosted without the permission of the original developers. GunCad Developer Index - A list of guncad developer Odysee pages. Legal Advocacy Groups # Organizations fighting within the legal system to expand gun rights.\nDefense Distributed Firearm Policy Coalition Rocky Mountain Gun Owners Second Amendment Foundation Merchants # Places to find parts, part kits, tools, ammo, and more..\nParts # Aves Engineering - Glock rails and MAC11 components. Every Gun Part - Exhaustive collection of parts kits (everything but the receiver) and more. Ghost Guns - More parts kits. JSD Supply - Pistol components and more. MAF Arms - Build kits for printed receiver designs. Replicator USA - 3d printed suppressors. Riptide Rails - Glock rails, magazine springs, and other printed firearms components. Newsletters \u0026amp; Podcasts # En Bloc Press - Paid newsletter and podcast focused on the 3d printed firearm space and adjacent politics. Open Source Defense - Weekly newsletter focused on expanding gun rights with \u0026ldquo;0% culture war\u0026rdquo;. Out of Battery Live - Live podcast focused on interviewing guncad developers and builders. Propaganda # Documentaries, talks, and other media.\nDeath Athletic Documentary The New Radical Plastic Defense: Secret 3D Printed Guns in Europe The Plastic Power: A Speech The Unshackled Englishman Resources # GatGPT - A deneutered version of ChatGPT focused on firearms. Shootingbot - Monitors price and availability of ammunition and reloading components. Training # Ok, you can build a firearm in your garage. Now learn how to use it. Before you start LARPING, consider what type of training is most useful. Read this.\nGamut Resolutions - Tactical pistol and carbine classes. Based in Florida but courses are taught in many locations across the US. Guns For Everyone - Free concealed carry classes based out of Colorado. Long Range Shooters of Utah - Multiday courses in shooting up to and beyond 1000 yards in Price, UT. MantisX - MantisX is a gun training system that takes a data-driven approach to helping you achieve shooting mastery with no ammo required. Unlike some dry fire trainers, MANTISX works while attached to ANY firearm (pistol, rifle, or shotgun). By analyzing every shot and generating actionable data, MANTISX helps you improve your accuracy quickly. Solutionary University - Beginner firearm and defense training. Run by Liberty Activist Maj Toure, who has been travelling across the US providing firearms training, particularly in black neighborhoods. Thunder Ranch - Multiday courses in pistol, rifle, and shotgun, founded by Clint Smith and based in Oregon. "},{"id":6,"href":"/education/","title":"Education","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Education and Training # \u0026ldquo;Government schooling is the most radical adventure in history. It kills the family by monopolizing the best times of childhood and by teaching disrespect for home and parents.\u0026rdquo; - John Taylor Gatto\nModern schooling has been terrible for years. Following the covid insanity and the addition of woke politics the schools are proving less and less value by the day. But education can be done through a vareity of methods. In the modern age their are many better ways to educate yourself and your children than traditional school.\nAlternative Schools # Options for schools that are close to the traditional model, but do something different.\nMontessori Schools - Montessori classrooms are ideal workplaces, where children are engaged, energetic, exploring, social, and most of all, learning to take ownership of their own education. They’re also unified communities in which each child understands the responsibility of being an individual student in the class while supporting the learning of others.\nWestern Governors University - While still suffering from some of the issues of traditional education, WGU provides a solid alternative for anyone who still wants to pursue traditional college degrees. Offering Bachelors and Masters programs in IT, Business, Nursing, Finance and Education. WGU is a completely online school, with relatively cheap degree programs that are performance based, meaning you can take the classes at your own pace and are not required to attend classes you dont need.\nAlternatives to School # Liberty Classroom - A wide range of courses. Mostly focused on history but offers other courses on econimics and logics. All courses are taught from a liberty perspective. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. Mises Econ Grad Progam - Economics Grad program that teaches free market Austrian Economics from one of the most prominent liberty focused think tanks. Praxis - Praxis is an intense personal and professional development program for young adults who want to work hard, build skills, learn how to create value, and develop a positive vision of the future for their lives and careers. Praxis is a college alternative that offers a 1 year practical devopment plan that ends up teaching you real world practical skills and connecting you with an intership at the end of your program. School of Life - A course to help you enhance whatever you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Provides biweekly webinars from the best liberty minds to bring your practile and actionable advice for your business, non Profit, cause or whatever else you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. TenToad - A program that helps families transition to a school-free life with a solid foundation of knowledge and the tools to get started with confidence. Embrace living and learning without school. ThinkExodus - Exodus Institute aims to provide families with a quality alternative to public schools, and support homeschool families with enrichment courses that foster critical thinking, academic skills, and counter the left-wing indoctrination found in education, culture, and the media. Unschoolers.org - Unschooling and peaceful parenting educational organization. Unschooling is an alternative to traditional schooling and even home schooling that works to encourage and focus and direct children\u0026rsquo;s natural curiosity. Unschooling Resources with Dayna Martin - Dayna Martin has been living and breathing Unschooling for 2 decades, while also working to educate many others on these principles. You can find many of the best unschooling resources here. Homeschool Resources # Acellusacademy - Acellus Academy is a K-12 online private school located in Kansas City, Missouri as a 501c3. Acellus Academy provides instruction online through distance education via the Acellus Learning System. Acellus, a program of the International Academy of Science, is an online learning system that has been used to provide primary instruction to millions of students in thousands of schools throughout the United States.\nHome School Legal Defense Association - With over 100,000 member families, Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) is the nation’s largest, most trusted homeschool advocacy organization.\nPower Home School - Power Homeschool is the official provider of online Acellus® courses for parents independently homeschooling their children without teacher support. Power is a not an accredited curriculum.\nRon Paul Curriculum - A liberty focused home school curriculum for all grades based on the ideas of former congressman Ron Paul. The curriculum was largely designed by Liberty Classroom founder, Tom Woods.\nTuttle Twins Academy - From the authors of some of the best selling Liberty Kids books, comes the academy for home learning. Catered for kids TTA offers courses in Finances, Logic \u0026amp; Critical Thinking, Entrepreneurship, and many more to come.\n"},{"id":7,"href":"/frontends/","title":"Front Ends","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy. The savage’s whole existence is public, ruled by the laws of his tribe. Civilization is the process of setting man free from men.\u0026rdquo; - Ayn Rand\nPrivacy Front ends are interfaces that interact with well known services that dont respect your privacy. Apps like Youtube or Facebook can be accessed via privacy respecting generally open source apps.\nApple AirPlay # air-pi-play - Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Airplay server using RPiPlay to enable screen mirroring on tvs, monitors and projectors. RPiPlay - An open-source AirPlay mirroring server for the Raspberry Pi. Supports iOS 9 and up. Apple Music # Cider - Cross-platform Apple Music experience based on Electron and Vue.js written from scratch with performance in mind Discord # gtkcord4 - A lightweight Discord client written in Golang which uses GTK3 for the user interface Facebook # SlimSocial - Android, alternative front-end for Facebook, built with Java Frost - An extensive and functional open source third party app for Facebook (Android app) Facebook Messenger # Caprine - Unofficial and privacy-focused Facebook Messenger app with many useful features fb-messenger-cli - Use your Facebook account to chat with your friends sneakily in the command line, it\u0026rsquo;s as easy as logging in, choosing a convo and chatting away Google Search # LibreX - Privacy-respecting free meta-search engine (free as in freedom). Small and simple meta-search engine, fetches and anonymizes results from Google only, has API support, allows redirects to Invidious/Bibliogram/Nitter/Libreddit.\nSearXNG - SearXNG is a free internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from various search services and databases. Users are neither tracked nor profiled (SearXNG is a fork of Searx).\nSearx - Searx is a free privacy-respecting internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from more than 70 search services. Users are neither tracked nor profiled. Additionally, Searx can be used over Tor for online anonymity.\nWhoogle Search - A self-hosted, ad-free, privacy-respecting metasearch engine for Google.\nGoogle Translate # Crow Translate - Simple and lightweight cross-platform translator that allows translation using LibreTranslate, Lingva, Google, Bing, and Yandex, as well as text-to-speech using Google.\nDeepL Android - Unofficial Android client for DeepL.\nInstaLate - Distraction-free translation for Android, to be used directly from within any app. Supports Beolingus, DeepL, Dict.cc, GNU CIDE, Heinzelnisse, LibreTranslate, Linguee, WikDict, and Wiktionary.\nLingva Translate - Alternative front-end for Google Translate, serving as a free and open-source translator with over a hundred languages available.\nSimplyTranslate - Provide fast and private translations to the user without wasting much overhead for extensive styling or JavaScript. Supports Google Translate, DeepL, ICIBA, and LibreTranslate.\nSimplyTranslate Mobile - Unofficial Android client of SimplyTranslate.\nHacker News # Hackers - A native iOS app for Hacker News.\nHackerweb - A simply readable Hacker News web app.\nHckrnws - A custom front-end for a better reading experience of HackerNews.\nHN-search - Algolia Hacker News search.\nHNTopLinks - Top Links on Hacker News.\nImgur # Imgin - Minimal Imgur front end Imgrs - Imgrs is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. It\u0026rsquo;s a Rust rewrite of a previous Imgur proxy project, Omgur. Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/imgrs Omgur - Omgur is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. Inspired by the Invidious, Nitter, and Teddit projects. No JavaScript or ads All requests go through the Omgur backend, client never talks to Imgur Prevents Imgur from tracking your IP or JavaScript fingerprint Lightweight Self-hostable Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/omgur Rimgo - Self-hosted frontend for Imgur written in Go. Website: https://i.bcow.xyz/ Rimgu - Self-hosted alternative frontend/ proxy for Imgur Instagram # Bibliogram - Bibliogram is an alternative front-end for Instagram. Public instances: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/bibliogram-docs/tree/master/docs/Instances.md Mastodon # Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Hyperspace - cross-platform Mastodon client for the fediverse written in TypeScript and React Pinafore - Alternative web client for Mastodon, focused on speed and simplicity Sengi - cross-platform multi-account Mastodon \u0026amp; Pleroma desktop client TheDesk - cross-platform Mastodon \u0026amp; Misskey desktop client Tootle - simple GTK-based Linux Mastodon client Tusky - lightweight Android Mastodon client Medium # Scribe - Alternative front-end to Medium.com Other services # ArchiveBox - Open source self-hosted web archiving. Takes URLs/browser history/bookmarks/Pocket/Pinboard/etc., saves HTML, JS, PDFs, media, and more etherpad-lite - Collaborative rich text editor. A modern really-real-time collaborative document editor Gitea - Lightweight git server. Git with a cup of tea, painless self-hosted git service Hedgedoc - Collaborative markdown editor. A platform to write and share markdown Librarian - Alternative frontend for LBRY / Odysee.com MediathekViewWeb - Video content of German public-service television broadcasters (e.g. ARD, ZDF) Official instance: mediathekviewweb.de NoPaste - NoPaste is an open-source website similar to Pastebin where you can store any piece of code, and generate links for easy sharing PrivateBin - Zero knowledge encrypted paste-bin. A minimalist, open source online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data. Data is encrypted/decrypted in the browser using 256 bits AES Snapdrop - Similar to Apple\u0026rsquo;s Airdrop but in your browser. A Progressive Web App for local file sharing Vaultwarden - Password manager. Unofficial Bitwarden compatible server written in Rust, formerly known as bitwarden_rs Wikiless - A free open source alternative Wikipedia front-end focused on privacy Reddit # Due to recent changes with the Reddit API Policy you may have mixed success with these. These are kept here in the event that this changes, but otherwise these are mostly dead projects\nDawn - Open-source Reddit app Available on F-Droid Forked from Dank: https://github.com/saket/Dank Eddrit - Alternative front-end for Reddit, inspired by Nitter, built with Python \u0026amp; Starlette. Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Infinity - Reddit client for Android Available on F-Droid junipf/reddit-frontend - A reddit front-end written in React Official instance: https://jpf-reddit.netlify.app kddit - uWSGI frontend for Reddit.com written in Python Official instance: https://kddit.kalli.st Libreddit - Alternative front-end for Reddit. Themed around Reddit\u0026rsquo;s new design - Lightweight, no JavaScript, no ads, no tracking. Official instance: libredd.it Public instances: https://github.com/spikecodes/libreddit#instances RedditClient - Alternative front-end for Reddit, built with Angular Roffline - A self-hosted offline Reddit server. It allows you to browse Reddit posts (including any media in the post) while offline. It is targeted at people that have intermittent internet Snew - Open-source client for Reddit forked from the Reddit source code. Slide - Open source, ad free Reddit browser for Android Available on F-Droid Stealth - Account-free, privacy-oriented, and feature-rich Reddit client. Available on F-Droid Teddit - Alternative Reddit front-end focused on privacy - Lightweight, no ads, no JavaScript, unofficial API. Official instance: https://teddit.net Public instances: https://github.com/teddit-net/teddit#instances Github mirror repository Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Teddit Top of Reddit - Top Reddit posts every day. Troddit: A web client for Reddit Official instance: https://www.troddit.com Updoot - Android, alternative front-end for Reddit. Xeddit - A Xamarin.Forms app for Reddit. Official instance: xeddit.com Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Xeddit Redirection # Farside - Farside provides links that automatically redirect to working instances of privacy-oriented alternative frontends, such as Nitter, Libreddit, etc. This allows for users to have more reliable access to the available public instances for a particular service, while also helping to distribute traffic more evenly across all instances and avoid performance bottlenecks and rate-limiting. LibRedirect - App that redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends. If you click on a link of a Youtube like it will redirect to you to Newpipe, Twitter to nitter, Wikipedia to Wikiless etc. Privacy Redirect - A simple web extension that redirects Twitter, YouTube, Instagram \u0026amp; Google Maps requests to privacy friendly alternatives Firefox Add-On: Privacy Redirect Chrome Extension: Privacy Redirect UntrackMe - UntrackMe transforms Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Reddit and Medium and Wikipedia links to links of open source, privacy friendly front-ends. Converts Google Maps links to OpenStreetMap links. Removes tracking parameters from any url. Then delegates the action to other apps that are capable of handling them. (Android app) Watch on Odysee - Browser add on that redirects you from YouTube to odysee a decentralized Youtube alternative libredirect - A web extension that redirects popular sites to alternative privacy-friendly frontends and backends. Actively maintained fork of Privacy Redirect that supports Youtube, Youtube Music, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, Imgur, Reddit, Searx, Google Translate, Google Maps, Wikipedia, and Medium Reuters # Neuters - An alternative front-end to Reuters.com. It is intended to be lightweight and fast, and was heavily inspired by Nitter Official instance: https://boxcat.site Shazam # SongRec - Open-source Shazam client for Linux, written in Rust. Spotify # Downtify - Open source Spotify ripper. Kotify - Requires Spotify Account - Multiplatform desktop client for Spotify focused on library organization for power users. Relies on official Spotify client for playback Librespot - Requires Spotify Premium Account - librespot is an open source client library for Spotify. It enables applications to use Spotify\u0026rsquo;s service to control and play music via various backends, and to act as a Spotify Connect receiver. It is an alternative to the official and now deprecated closed-source libspotify. Additionally, it will provide extra features which are not available in the official library Oggify - Download Spotify tracks to Ogg Vorbis (with a Spotify premium account), based on librespot psst - Fast and multi-platform Spotify client with native GUI Spot: Gtk/Rust native Spotify client for the GNOME desktop. Only works with premium accounts Spotiqueue - Minimalistic queue-oriented macOS-native client for Spotify, with Guile Scheme scriptability Spotiflyer - Download free content from Youtube, Spotify, Sound Cloud and more Spotube: A lightweight and free Spotify crossplatform-client which handles playback manually, streams music using Youtube \u0026amp; no Spotify premium account is needed SpotX: Modified Spotify Client for Windows (Windows Only) - Blocking ads and updates for the desktop version of Spotify, disabling podcasts and more Telegram # Telegram-FOSS - Unofficial, FOSS-friendly fork of the original Telegram client for Android. TikTok # ProxiTok - Open source alternative frontend for TikTok made with PHP. Official instance: https://proxitok.herokuapp.com Twitch # ElectronPlayer - Electron Based Web Video Services Player. Supports Netflix, Youtube, Twitch, Floatplane, Hulu and more streamlink-twitch-gui - Multi platform Twitch.tv browser for Streamlink Twire: Alternative and open source Twitch client for Android Xtra - Twitch player and browser for Android Twitter/X # Due to recent changes with the Twitter API Policy you may have mixed success with these.\nFritter - A free, open-source Twitter client for Android. Harpy - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Flutter/Dart. Nitter - Alternative Twitter front-end - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Official instance: nitter.net Public instances: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances Example: Troy Hunt on Twitter and Nitter Shitter - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Java. Tweet-app - Desktop Twitter client only for tweeting. Timeline never shows up. Tweeterr - A tool to use Twitter from the command line on the fly. Tweepy - Twitter for Python Twidere X - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built mostly with Kotlin, in early stage. YouTube # Alltube - Web GUI for youtube-dl AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. BlackHole - Android music player app for YouTube Music and Spotify made with Flutter CloudTube - Alternative front-end for Invidious Official instance: https://tube.cadence.moe Installation guide for self-hosting: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/tube-docs/tree/main/item/docs/cloudtube/Installing%20CloudTube.md FreeTube - Open source YouTube desktop player for privacy on Windows, Mac and Linux Invidious - Invidious is an alternative front-end to YouTube - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Home page: https://invidious.io Invidious instances (Github): https://github.com/iv-org/documentation/blob/master/Invidious-Instances.md Invidious instances API: https://api.invidious.io Installation guide for self-hosting: https://docs.invidious.io/Installation.md Invidious-viewer - Python application to watch YouTube videos through the Invidious API, in the terminal (requires MPV player and libmpv.so, provided by Linux distro) Invuedious - An alternative frontend for invidious built with vue.js Official instance: https://bocchilorenzo.github.io/invuedious/ LibreTube - Android frontend for YouTube, based on Piped minitube - Lightweight youtube client with a kid-friendly interface. Can make playlists from search keywords mps-youtube - Terminal based YouTube player and downloader. NewPipe - A libre lightweight streaming front-end for Android oleksis/youtube-dl-gui - Cross-platform front-end GUI of the popular youtube-dl written in wxPython OpenVideoDownloader aka jely2002/youtube-dl-gui - A cross-platform GUI for youtube-dl made in Electron and node.js Piped - An alternative privacy-friendly YouTube frontend which is efficient by design - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking Official instance: https://piped.kavin.rocks List of public instances: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped/wiki/Instances Installation guide for self-hosting: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Documentation/blob/main/content/docs/self-hosting/index.md pipe-viewer - A lightweight application (fork of straw-viewer) for searching and playing videos from YouTube. Plumber - Local and remote video trimmer, can trim parts of video without downloading whole video, utilizes youtube-dl, allows conversion to GIFs smtube - Stand-alone YouTube video player Website: https://www.smtube.org SMTube is part of SMPlayer SMPlayer website: https://www.smplayer.info SMPlayer repository: https://github.com/smplayer-dev/smplayer SmartTubeNext - SmartTubeNext is an advanced YouTube app for Android TVs and TV boxes, free and open source. It is not a live TV client and does not support \u0026ldquo;YouTube TV\u0026rdquo;. SkyTube - An open-source YouTube app for Android. Tartube - A GUI front-end for youtube-dl, partly based on youtube-dl-gui and written in Python 3 / Gtk 3 th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). TubeArchivist - A self hosted YouTube media server. TubeSync - TubeSync is a PVR (personal video recorder) for YouTube. It syncs YouTube channels and playlists to a locally hosted media server. ViewTube - An alternative front-end for YouTube, written in Vue.js, uses Plyr video player; supports SponsorBlock, multiple Invidious instances support, chapters Vividl - Modern Windows GUI for youtube-dl Youtube-dl - Command-line program to download videos from YouTube.com and other video sites Youtube-viewer - Lightweight YouTube client for Linux YouTube.js - Full-featured wrapper around the Innertube API, which is what YouTube itself uses uYouPlus - uYouPlus (uYou+) is an alternative YouTube app for Apple\u0026rsquo;s iOS and iPadOS. yattee - Alternative YouTube frontend for iOS, tvOS and macOS built with Invidious and Piped, supports sponsorblock yt-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously without forcing javascript (Fork of youtube-local) yt-dlp - A youtube-dl fork with additional features and fixes. ytcc - Command line tool to keep track of your favorite playlists on YouTube and many other places. Can import youtube subscriptions from Google Takeout and provide them as an RSS feed for your favorite reader. ytfzf - A POSIX script that helps you find Youtube videos (without API) and opens/downloads them using mpv/youtube-dl. ytmdl - A simple app to get songs from YouTube in mp3 format with artist name, album name etc from sources like iTunes, LastFM, Deezer, Gaana etc. ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. ytdl-gui - A simple-to-use, cross-platform graphical interface for youtube-dl youtube-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously and with greater page performance ytcast - Cast YouTube videos to your smart TV from the command line. This program does roughly the same thing as the \u0026ldquo;Play on TV\u0026rdquo; button that appears on the player bar when you visit youtube.com with Chrome or when you use the YouTube smartphone app YouTube Music # AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. "},{"id":8,"href":"/hacking/","title":"Hacking","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The truth is revealed by removing things that stand in its light, an art not unlike sculpture, in which the artist creates, not by building, but by hacking away.\u0026rdquo; - Alan Watts\nWelcome to the Hacking section of Liberty tools! Hacking should be used to increase your knowledge and harden your defenses. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAnonymity # BinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\nI2P - The Invisible Internet Project.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nNipe - Script to redirect all traffic from the machine to the Tor network.\nOnionScan - One of the Hacking Tools for investigating the Dark Web by finding operational security issues introduced by Tor hidden service operators.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nTor - Free software and onion routed overlay network that helps you defend against traffic analysis.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nBug Bounty Platforms # Bugcrowd List - List of many companies that provide bug bounties. CTF(Capture the flag) # Ctf-tools - Collection of setup scripts to install various security research tools easily and quickly deployable to new machines.\nPwntools - Rapid exploit development framework built for use in CTFs.\nRsaCtfTool - Decrypt data enciphered using weak RSA keys, and recover private keys from public keys using a variety of automated attacks.\nDDoS # HOIC - Updated version of Low Orbit Ion Cannon, has ‘boosters’ to get around common counter measures.\nJS LOIC - JavaScript in-browser version of LOIC.\nLOIC - Open source network stress tool for Windows.\nSlowLoris - DoS tool that uses low bandwidth on the attacking side.\nT50 - Faster network stress tool.\nUFONet - Abuses OSI layer 7 HTTP to create/manage ‘zombies’ and to conduct different attacks using; GET/POST, multithreading, proxies, origin spoofing methods, cache evasion techniques, etc.\nDefense Evasion # AntiVirus Evasion Tool (AVET) - Post-process exploits containing executable files targeted for Windows machines to avoid being recognized by antivirus software.\nHyperion - Runtime encryptor for 32-bit portable executables (“PE .exes”).\nPeCloak.py - Automates the process of hiding a malicious Windows executable from antivirus (AV) detection.\nPeCloakCapstone - Multi-platform fork of the peCloak.py automated malware antivirus evasion tool.\nUniByAv - Simple obfuscator that takes raw shellcode and generates Anti-Virus friendly executables by using a brute-forcable, 32-bit XOR key.\nVeil - Generate metasploit payloads that bypass common anti-virus solutions.\nDefcon Suggested Reading # Defcon Suggested Reading Email Spoofing # SpoofBox - Offers email, SMS, Phone spoofing and lots of other tools. Not a free service. Can also be used to look up phone numbers. Exploit Development # Exploit Writing Tutorials - Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nShellcode Examples - Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial - Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nFile Format Analysis # Hachoir - Python library to view and edit a binary stream as tree of fields and tools for metadata extraction.\nKaitai Struct - File formats and network protocols dissection language and web IDE, generating parsers in C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby.\nVeles - Binary data visualization and analysis tool.\nForensics # Autopsy - Full suite of open source forensics tools.\nCAINE - CAINE is Linux Live CD that contains a wealth of digital forensic tools. Features include a user-friendly GUI, semi-automated report creation and tools for Mobile Forensics, Network Forensics, Data Recovery and more.\nFTK Imager - Open Source Disk imaging tool.\nPaladin Forensic Suite - Live Ubuntu distro with lots of tools. Open source with free and paid versions.\nSIFT Workstation - The SIFT Workstation is a collection of free and open-source incident response and forensic tools designed to perform detailed digital forensic examinations in a variety of settings, all built inside an Ubuntu VM.\nSMART - Open source sampling of many proprietary forensics tools.\nGNU/Linux Utilities # Linux Exploit Suggester - Heuristic reporting on potentially viable exploits for a given GNU/Linux system. Hacking Focused OSINT # AQUATONE - Subdomain discovery tool utilizing various open sources producing a report that can be used as input to other tools.\nBinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\nDataSploit - OSINT visualizer utilizing Shodan, Censys, Clearbit, EmailHunter, FullContact, and Zoomeye behind the scenes.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\ngithub-dorks - CLI tool to scan Github repos/organizations for potential sensitive information leak.\nIntrigue - Automated OSINT \u0026amp; Attack Surface discovery framework with powerful API, UI and CLI.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nShodan - World’s first search engine for Internet-connected devices.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSn1per - One of the Hacking Tools for Automated Pentest Recon Scanner.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\nThreat Crowd - Search engine for threats.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nvcsmap - Plugin-based tool to scan public version control systems for sensitive information.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nHacking Conventions # 44Con - Annual Security Conference held in London.\nAppSecUSA - Annual conference organized by OWASP.\nBalCCon - Balkan Computer Congress, annually held in Novi Sad, Serbia.\nBlack Hat - Annual security conference in Las Vegas.\nBruCON - Annual security conference in Belgium.\nCarolinaCon - Infosec conference, held annually in North Carolina.\nCCC - Annual meeting of the international hacker scene in Germany.\nCHCon - Christchurch Hacker Con, Only South Island of New Zealand hacker con.\nDeepSec - Security Conference in Vienna, Austria.\nDefCamp - Largest Security Conference in Eastern Europe, held annually in Bucharest, Romania.\nDEF CON - Annual hacker convention in Las Vegas. Known for having a left wing bias.\nEkoparty - Largest Security Conference in Latin America, held annually in Buenos Aires, Argentina.\nFSec - FSec - Croatian Information Security Gathering in Varaždin, Croatia.\nHack3rCon - Annual US hacker conference.\nHack.lu - Annual conference held in Luxembourg.\nHackfest - Largest hacking conference in Canada.\nHITB - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nHacking In The Box - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nInfosecurity Europe - Europe’s number one information security event, held in London, UK.\nLayerOne - Annual US security conference held every spring in Los Angeles.\nNullcon - Annual conference in Delhi and Goa, India.\nPhreakNIC - Technology conference held annually in middle Tennessee.\nRSA Conference USA - Annual security conference in San Francisco, California, USA.\nShmooCon - Annual US East coast hacker convention.\nSkyDogCon - Technology conference in Nashville.\nSummerCon - One of the oldest hacker conventions, held during Summer.\nSwiss Cyber Storm - Annual security conference in Lucerne, Switzerland.\nThotCon - Annual US hacker conference held in Chicago.\nTroopers - Annual international IT Security event with workshops held in Heidelberg, Germany.\nVirus Bulletin Conference - Annual conference going to be held in Denver, USA for 2016.\nHash Cracking # BruteForce Wallet - Find the password of an encrypted wallet file (i.e. wallet.dat).\nCeWL - Generates custom wordlists by spidering a target’s website and collecting unique words.\nHashcat - Another One of the Hacking Tools The more fast hash cracker.\nJohn the Ripper - One of the best Hacking Tools for Fast password cracker.\nJWT Cracker - Simple HS256 JWT token brute force cracker.\nRar Crack - RAR bruteforce cracker.\nHex Editors # 0xED – Native macOS hex editor that supports plug-ins to display custom data types.\nFrhed – Binary file editor for Windows.\nHexEdit.js – Browser-based hex editing.\nHexinator – World’s finest (proprietary, commercial) Hex Editor.\nInformation Security Magazines # 2600: The Hacker Quarterly – American publication about technology and computer “underground.”\nPhrack Magazine – By far the longest running hacker zine.\nUnredacted Magazine - The official magazine from Michael Bazzell author of Extreme Privacy.\nLock Picking Resources # Awesome Lockpicking – Awesome guides, tools, and other resources about the security and compromise of locks, safes, and keys.\nBosnianbill – More lockpicking videos.\nSchuyler Towne channel – Lockpicking videos and security talks.\n/r/lockpicking – Resources for learning lockpicking, equipment recommendations.\nmacOS Utilities # Bella – Pure Python post-exploitation data mining and remote administration tool for macOS. Multi-paradigm Frameworks # Armitage – Java-based GUI front-end for the Metasploit Framework.\nExploitPack – Graphical tool for automating penetration tests that ships with many pre-packaged exploits.\nFaraday – Multiuser integrated pentesting environment for red teams performing cooperative penetration tests, security audits, and risk assessments.\nMetasploit – Post exploitation Hacking Tools for offensive security teams to help verify vulnerabilities and manage security assessments.\nPupy – Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android) remote administration and post-exploitation tool.\nNetwork Tools # BetterCAP – Modular, portable and easily extensible MITM framework.\nCloudFail – Unmask server IP addresses hidden behind Cloudflare by searching old database records and detecting misconfigured DNS.\nCrackMapExec – A swiss army knife for pentesting networks.\nDebookee – Simple and powerful network traffic analyzer for macOS.\nDET – Proof of concept to perform data exfiltration using either single or multiple channel(s) at the same time.\nDgcd – Simple Unix network utility to extend the accessibility of TCP/IP based network services beyond firewalls.\nDnsmap – One of the Hacking Tools for Passive DNS network mapper.\nDnsrecon – One of the Hacking Tools for DNS enumeration script.\nDnschef – Highly configurable DNS proxy for pentesters.\nDnsenum – Perl script that enumerates DNS information from a domain, attempts zone transfers, performs a brute force dictionary style attack, and then performs reverse look-ups on the results.\nDnstracer – Determines where a given DNS server gets its information from, and follows the chain of DNS servers.\nDNSDumpster – One of the Hacking Tools for Online DNS recon and search service.\nDshell – Network forensic analysis framework.\nDsniff – Collection of tools for network auditing and pentesting.\nDripcap – Caffeinated packet analyzer.\nEvilgrade – Modular framework to take advantage of poor upgrade implementations by injecting fake updates.\nEttercap – Comprehensive, mature suite for machine-in-the-middle attacks.\nImpacket – A collection of Python classes for working with network protocols.\nIntercepter-NG – Multifunctional network toolkit.\nMass Scan – Best Hacking Tools for TCP port scanner, spews SYN packets asynchronously, scanning entire Internet in under 5 minutes.\nMallory – HTTP/HTTPS proxy over SSH.\nMitmproxy – Interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy for penetration testers and software developers.\nMorpheus – Automated ettercap TCP/IP Hacking Tools.\nNetsniff-ng – Swiss army knife for network sniffing.\nNetwork-Tools.com – Website offering an interface to numerous basic network utilities like ping, traceroute, whois, and more.\nNmap – Free security scanner for network exploration \u0026amp; security audits.\nPassivedns – Network sniffer that logs all DNS server replies for use in a passive DNS setup.\nPassivedns-client – Library and query tool for querying several passive DNS providers.\nPig – One of the Hacking Tools for GNU/Linux packet crafting.\nPwnat – Punches holes in firewalls and NATs.\nPraeda – Automated multi-function printer data harvester for gathering usable data during security assessments.\nPrinter Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) – Tool for printer security testing capable of IP and USB connectivity, fuzzing, and exploitation of PostScript, PJL, and PCL printer language features.\nRoutersploit – Open source exploitation framework similar to Metasploit but dedicated to embedded devices.\nScanless – Utility for using websites to perform port scans on your behalf so as not to reveal your own IP.\nScapy – Python-based interactive packet manipulation program \u0026amp; library.\nSPARTA – Graphical interface offering scriptable, configurable access to existing network infrastructure scanning and enumeration tools.\nSSH MITM – Intercept SSH connections with a proxy; all plaintext passwords and sessions are logged to disk.\nTcpdump/libpcap – Common packet analyzer that runs under the command line.\nWireshark – Widely-used graphical, cross-platform network protocol analyzer.\nXRay – Network (sub)domain discovery and reconnaissance automation tool.\nZarp – Network attack tool centered around the exploitation of local networks.\nZmap – Open source network scanner that enables researchers to easily perform Internet-wide network studies.\nOperating Systems # Best Linux Penetration Testing Distributions @ CyberPunk – Description of main penetration testing distributions.\nCuckoo – Open source automated malware analysis system.\nComputer Aided Investigative Environment (CAINE) – Italian GNU/Linux live distribution created as a digital forensics project.\nCSILinux - CSI\u0026rsquo;s mission is to equip you with the most advanced tools in digital forensics, OSINT, and incident response.\nDigital Evidence \u0026amp; Forensics Toolkit (DEFT) – Live CD for forensic analysis runnable without tampering or corrupting connected devices where the boot process takes place.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nSecurity @ Distrowatch – Website dedicated to talking about, reviewing, and keeping up to date with open source operating systems.\nTails – Live OS aimed at preserving privacy and anonymity.\nPhysical Hacking Tools # Anof-cyber/APTRS - APTRS (Automated Penetration Testing Reporting System) is an automated reporting tool in Python and Django. The tool allows Penetration testers to create a report directly without using the Traditional Docx file. It also provides an approach to keeping track of the projects and vulnerabilities.\nCanarytokens.org - Canarytokens are a free, quick, painless way to help defenders discover they\u0026rsquo;ve been breached by having attackers announce themselves. These are digital honeypots you can configure on your own network.\nFlipperzero.one - Flipper Zero is a portable multi-tool for pentesters and geeks in a toy-like body. It loves hacking digital stuff, such as radio protocols, access control systems, hardware and more. It\u0026rsquo;s fully open-source and customizable, so you can extend it in whatever way you like. Check out more firmware options here\nHak5.org - Sells many hacking for wifi pentesting, hotplug attacks, implants, remote access field kits and more. Breakdown of multiple tools\nLAN Turtle – Covert “USB Ethernet Adapter” that provides remote access, network intelligence gathering, and MITM capabilities when installed in a local network.\nPoisontap – Siphons cookies, exposes internal (LAN-side) router and installs web backdoor on locked computers.\nUSB Rubber Ducky – Customizable keystroke injection attack platform masquerading as a USB thumbdrive.\nWiFi Pineapple – Wireless auditing and penetration testing platform.\nPenetration Testing Resources # Pentest Tools # Metasploit Unleashed - Free Offensive Security Metasploit course.\nMITRE’s Adversarial Tactics, Techniques \u0026amp; Common Knowledge (ATT\u0026amp;CK) – Curated knowledge base and model for cyber adversary behavior.\nOpen Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM) – Framework for providing test cases that result in verified facts on which to base decisions that impact an organization’s security.\nOpen Web Application Security Project (OWASP) – Worldwide not-for-profit charitable organization focused on improving the security of especially Web-based and Application-layer software.\nPenetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) – Documentation designed to provide a common language and scope for performing and reporting the results of a penetration test.\nPenetration Testing Framework (PTF) – Outline for performing penetration tests compiled as a general framework usable by vulnerability analysts and penetration testers alike.\nPENTEST-WIKI – Free online security knowledge library for pentesters and researchers.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nShellcode Examples – Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial – Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nXSS-Payloads – Ultimate resource for all things cross-site including payloads, tools, games and documentation.\nPenetration Testing Distributions # ArchStrike – Arch GNU/Linux repository for security professionals and enthusiasts.\nAttifyOS – GNU/Linux distribution focused on tools useful during Internet of Things (IoT) security assessments.\nBackBox – Ubuntu-based distribution for penetration tests and security assessments.\nBlackArch – Arch GNU/Linux-based distribution with best Hacking Tools for penetration testers and security researchers.\nFedora Security Lab – Provides a safe test environment to work on security auditing, forensics, system rescue and teaching security testing methodologies.\nKali – GNU/Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing Hacking Tools.\nNetwork Security Toolkit (NST) – Fedora-based bootable live operating system designed to provide easy access to best-of-breed open source network security applications.\nParrot – Distribution similar to Kali, with multiple architectures with 100 of Hacking Tools.\nPentoo – Security-focused live CD based on Gentoo.\nThe Pentesters Framework – Distro organized around the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES), providing a curated collection of utilities that eliminates often unused toolchains.\nDocker for Penetration Testing # docker pull kalilinux/kali-linux-docker docker pull owasp/zap2docker-stable docker pull wpscanteam/wpscan docker pull citizenstig/dvwa docker pull wpscanteam/vulnerablewordpress docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-6271 docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-0160 docker pull opendns/security-ninjas docker pull diogomonica/docker-bench-security docker pull ismisepaul/securityshepherd docker pull danmx/docker-owasp-webgoat docker-compose build \u0026amp;\u0026amp; docker-compose up docker pull citizenstig/nowasp docker pull bkimminich/juice-shop docker pull phocean/msf Penetration Testing Report Templates # Pentesting Report Template – lucideus.com template.\nPentesting Report Template – pcisecuritystandards.org template.\nPublic Pentesting Reports – Curated list of public penetration test reports released by several consulting firms and academic security groups.\nRansomware Recovery # Nomoreransom - Help detect what kind of ransomware encryption you’re affected by and free tools to unlock it, in many but not all cases. Reverse Engineering Tools # Binwalk – Fast, easy to use tool for analyzing, reverse engineering, and extracting firmware images.\nCapstone – Lightweight multi-platform, multi-architecture disassembly framework.\ndnSpy – One of the Hacking Tools to reverse engineer .NET assemblies.\nEvan’s Debugger – OllyDbg-like debugger for GNU/Linux.\nFrida – Dynamic instrumentation toolkit for developers, reverse-engineers, and security researchers.\nImmunity Debugger – Powerful way to write exploits and analyze malware.\nInteractive Disassembler (IDA Pro) – Proprietary multi-processor disassembler and debugger for Windows, GNU/Linux, or macOS; also has a free version, IDA Free.\nMedusa – Open source, cross-platform interactive disassembler.\nOllyDbg – x86 debugger for Windows binaries that emphasizes binary code analysis.\nPeda – Python Exploit Development Assistance for GDB.\nPlasma – Interactive disassembler for x86/ARM/MIPS. Generates indented pseudo-code with colored syntax code.\nPyREBox – Python scriptable Reverse Engineering sandbox by Cisco-Talos.\nRadare2 – Open source, crossplatform reverse engineering framework.\nrVMI – Debugger on steroids; inspect userspace processes, kernel drivers, and preboot environments in a single tool.\nVoltron – Extensible debugger UI toolkit written in Python.\nWDK/WinDbg – Windows Driver Kit and WinDbg.\nx64dbg – Open source x64/x32 debugger for windows.\nSecurity Courses # ARIZONA CYBER WARFARE RANGE – 24×7 live fire exercises for beginners through real world operations; capability for upward progression into the real world of cyber warfare.\nComputer Security Student – Many free tutorials, great for beginners, $10/mo membership unlocks all content.\nCTF Field Guide – Everything you need to win your next CTF competition.\nCybrary – Free courses in ethical hacking and advanced penetration testing. Advanced penetration testing courses are based on the book ‘Penetration Testing for Highly-Secured Environments’.\nEuropean Union Agency for Network and Information Security – ENISA Cyber Security Training material.\nOffensive Security Training – Training from BackTrack/Kali developers.\nOpen Security Training – Training material for computer security classes.\nSANS Security Training – Computer Security Training \u0026amp; Certification.\nSide-channel Tools # ChipWhisperer – Complete open-source toolchain for side-channel power analysis and glitching attacks. Social Engineering # Beelogger – Tool for generating keylooger.\nCatphish – Tool for phishing and corporate espionage written in Ruby.\nEvilginx – MITM attack framework used for phishing credentials and session cookies from any Web service.\nKing Phisher – One of the Hacking Tools for Phishing campaign toolkit used for creating and managing multiple simultaneous phishing attacks with custom email and server content.\nSocial Engineer Toolkit (SET) – Open source pentesting framework designed for social engineering featuring a number of custom attack vectors to make believable attacks quickly.\nSocial Engineering Framework – Information resource for social engineers.\nwifiphisher – Automated phishing attacks against WiFi networks.\nStatic Analyzers # Bandit – Security oriented static analyser for python code.\nBrakeman – Static analysis security vulnerability scanner for Ruby on Rails applications.\nCppcheck – Extensible C/C++ static analyzer focused on finding bugs.\nFindBugs – Free software static analyzer to look for bugs in Java code.\nSobelow – Security-focused static analysis for the Phoenix Framework.\nTransport Layer Security Tools # SSLyze – Fast and comprehensive TLS/SSL configuration analyzer to help identify security mis-configurations.\nTLS Prober – Fingerprint a server’s SSL/TLS implementation.\nTestssl.sh – Command line tool which checks a server’s service on any port for the support of TLS/SSL ciphers, protocols as well as some cryptographic flaws.\nTools, Lists, Tutorials etc. # AD Exploit guides - Detailed guide on methods to exploit Active Directory.\nAndroid Security – Collection of Android security-related resources.\nAppSec – Resources for learning about application security.\nAwesome Awesomness – The List of the Lists.\nC/C++ Programming – One of the main language for open source security tools.\nCTFs – Capture The Flag frameworks, libraries, etc.\nExploit Writing Tutorials – Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nForensics – Free (mostly open source) forensic analysis tools and resources.\nGB Hackers Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHackerone Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHacking – Tutorials, tools, and resources.\nHoneypots – Honeypots, tools, components, and more.\nInfoSec § Hacking challenges – Comprehensive directory of CTFs, wargames, hacking challenge websites, Penetration testing tools list practice lab exercises, and more.\nInfosec – Information security resources for pentesting, forensics, and more.\nJavaScript Programming – In-browser development and scripting.\nKali Linux Tools – List of Hacking tools present in Kali Linux.\nMalware Analysis – Tools and resources for analysts.\nNode.js Programming – Curated list of delightful Node.js packages and resources.\nPCAP Tools – Tools for processing network traffic.\nPenetration Testing Cheat Sheets – Awesome Pentest Cheat Sheets.\nPivoting and Tunneling Guide - Detailed guide on methods to exploit.\nPython Programming 1 – General Python programming.\nPython Programming 2 – General Python programming.\nPython tools for penetration testers – Lots of pentesting tools are written in Python.\nRuby Programming 1 – The de-facto language for writing exploits.\nRuby Programming 2 – The de-facto\nVirtual Machines Labs # CFTtime - Free capture the flag hacking games.\nMindMaps - Massive list of smaller sites that provide individual hacking challenges.\nPentesterlab - Free and paid Pentesting training with labs.\nSadcloud - Sadcloud is a tool for spinning up insecure AWS infrastructure with Terraform.\nVulnerability Hub - Free Virtual machines to hack, provided by the community.\nVulnmachines - A place to learn and improve penetration testing/ethical hacking skills for FREE. The labs consist of 100+ real world scenarios to practice the latest exploits and cutting edge hacking techniques.\nVulnerability Databases # Bugtraq (BID) – Software security bug identification database compiled from submissions to the SecurityFocus mailing list and other sources, operated by Symantec, Inc.\nCommon Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) – Dictionary of common names (i.e., CVE Identifiers) for publicly known security vulnerabilities.\nCXSecurity – Archive of published CVE and Bugtraq software vulnerabilities cross-referenced with a Google dork database for discovering the listed vulnerability.\nExploit-DB – Non-profit project hosting exploits for software vulnerabilities, provided as a public service by Offensive Security.\nFull-Disclosure – Public, vendor-neutral forum for detailed discussion of vulnerabilities, often publishes details before many other sources.\nInj3ct0r (Onion service) – Exploit marketplace and vulnerability information aggregator.\nMicrosoft Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Microsoft software.\nMicrosoft Security Bulletins – Announcements of security issues discovered in Microsoft software, published by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC).\nMozilla Foundation Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Mozilla software, including the Firefox Web Browser.\nNational Vulnerability Database (NVD) – United States government’s National Vulnerability Database provides additional meta-data (CPE, CVSS scoring) of the standard CVE List along with a fine-grained search engine.\nPacket Storm – Compendium of exploits, advisories, tools, and other security-related resources aggregated from across the industry.\nSecuriTeam – Independent source of software vulnerability information.\nUS-CERT Vulnerability Notes Database – Summaries, technical details, remediation information, and lists of vendors affected by software vulnerabilities, aggregated by the United States Computer Emergency Response Team (US-CERT).\nVulnerability Lab – Open forum for security advisories organized by category of exploit target.\nVulners – Security database of software vulnerabilities.\nZero Day Initiative – Bug bounty program with the publicly accessible archive of published security advisories, operated by TippingPoint.\nVulnerability Scanners # Nexpose – Commercial vulnerability and risk management assessment engine that integrates with Metasploit, sold by Rapid7.\nNessus – Commercial vulnerability management, configuration, and compliance assessment platform, sold by Tenable. Free for under 25 devices.\nOpenVAS – Free open source software implementation of the popular Nessus vulnerability assessment system.\nVuls – Agentless vulnerability scanner for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD, written in Go.\nWeb Exploitation # Autochrome – Easy to install a test browser with all the appropriate setting needed for web application testing with native Burp support, from NCCGroup.\nBlindElephant – Web application fingerprinter.\nBrowser Exploitation Framework (BeEF) – Command and control server for delivering exploits to commandeered Web browsers.\nBurp Suite – One of the Hacking Tools integrated platform for performing security testing of web applications.\nCommix – Automated all-in-one operating system command injection and exploitation tool.\nDVCS Ripper – Rip web accessible (distributed) version control systems: SVN/GIT/HG/BZR.\nEyeWitness – Tool to take screenshots of websites, provide some server header info, and identify default credentials if possible.\nFiddler – Free cross-platform web debugging proxy with user-friendly companion tools.\nFimap – Find, prepare, audit, exploit and even Google automatically for LFI/RFI bugs.\nFuzzDB – Dictionary of attack patterns and primitives for black-box application fault injection and resource discovery.\nGitTools – One of the Hacking Tools that Automatically find and download Web accessible .git repositories.\nKadabra – Automatic LFI exploiter and scanner.\nKadimus – LFI scan and exploit tool.\nLiffy – LFI exploitation tool.\nNoSQLmap – Automatic NoSQL injection and database takeover tool.\nOffensive Web Testing Framework (OWTF) – Python-based framework for pentesting Web applications based on the OWASP Testing Guide.\nSslstrip – One of the Hacking Tools Demonstration of the HTTPS stripping attacks.\nSslstrip2 – SSLStrip version to defeat HSTS.\nsqlmap – Automatic SQL injection and database takeover tool.\nTplmap – Automatic server-side template injection and Web server takeover Hacking Tools.\nVHostScan – A virtual host scanner that performs reverse lookups, can be used with pivot tools, detect catch-all scenarios, aliases and dynamic default pages.\nWeevely3 – Weaponized web shell.\nWebscreenshot – A simple script to take screenshots of list of websites.\nWhatWeb – Website fingerprinter.\nWappalyzer – Wappalyzer uncovers the technologies used on websites.\nwafw00f – Identifies and fingerprints Web Application Firewall (WAF) products.\nWordPress Exploit Framework – Ruby framework for developing and using modules which aid in the penetration testing of WordPress powered websites and systems.\nWPSploit – Exploit WordPress-powered websites with Metasploit.\nWeb Scanners # Arachni – Scriptable framework for evaluating the security of web applications.\nCms-explorer – Reveal the specific modules, plugins, components and themes that various websites powered by content management systems are running.\nNikto – Noisy but fast black box web server and web application vulnerability scanner.\nSecApps – In-browser web application security testing suite.\nWebReaver – Commercial, graphical web application vulnerability scanner designed for macOS.\nw3af – Hacking Tools for Web application attack and audit framework.\nWPScan – Hacking Tools of Black box WordPress vulnerability scanner.\nWapiti – Black box web application vulnerability scanner with built-in fuzzer.\nJoomscan – One of the best Hacking Tools for Joomla vulnerability scanner.\nACSTIS – Automated client-side template injection (sandbox escape/bypass) detection for AngularJS.\nWindows Utilities # Bloodhound – Graphical Active Directory trust relationship explorer.\nDeathStar – Python script that uses Empire’s RESTful API to automate gaining Domain Admin rights in Active Directory environments.\nEmpire – Pure PowerShell post-exploitation agent.\nFibratus – Tool for exploration and tracing of the Windows kernel.\nMagic Unicorn – Shellcode generator for numerous attack vectors, including Microsoft Office macros, PowerShell, HTML applications (HTA), or certutil (using fake certificates).\nMimikatz – Credentials extraction tool for Windows operating system.\nPowerSploit – PowerShell Post-Exploitation Framework.\nredsnarf – Post-exploitation tool for retrieving password hashes and credentials from Windows workstations, servers, and domain controllers.\nResponder – LLMNR, NBT-NS and MDNS poisoner.\nSysinternals Suite – The Sysinternals Troubleshooting Utilities.\nwePWNise – Generates architecture independent VBA code to be used in Office documents or templates and automates bypassing application control and exploit mitigation software.\nWindows Credentials Editor – Inspect logon sessions and add, change, list, and delete associated credentials, including Kerberos tickets.\nWindows Exploit Suggester – Detects potential missing patches on the target.\nWireless Network Hacking # Aircrack-ng – Set of Penetration testing \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list for auditing wireless networks.\nFluxion – Suite of automated social engineering based WPA attacks.\nKismet – Wireless network detector, sniffer, and IDS.\nReaver – Brute force attack against WiFi Protected Setup.\nWifite – Automated wireless attack tool.\n"},{"id":9,"href":"/health/","title":"Health","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Our food should be our medicine and our medicine should be our food.\u0026rdquo; - Hippocrates\nThe modern world is poisoning us. Big Ag, Big Pharma, social media, environmental pollution, EMFs are everywhere. Corporations and every level of our governments are complicit, and this trend doesnt seem to be slowing down. We need to take our health back into our own hands. By embracing traditional wisdom, and alternatives to mainstream health we can reclaim much of the health that modern society has been slowly destroying.\nReject modernity. Embrace Tradition.\nBioHacking Tools # AgelessBody - List of Biohacking tools and strategies\nAnyLuv Metal Glasses - Anyluv sells blue light blocking daytime and nighttime glasses with metal frames, so that you can minimize your light exposure without putting plastic on your face like most other blue light blocking glasses.\nBioHackerLabs Tools - Several different tools and resources. Net Carb Calc, Glucose Ketone Calc, Blood Sugar converter, Blue light testing.\nBluBlox - Cheaper Blue light blocking sunglasses\nBonCharge - Numerous products for sale. Include Blu light blocking, EMF Blocking, red light therapy etc. Products are bit pricey.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nEmr-Tek - Wide range of products. Inlcuding non plastic blue and yellow light blocking glasses. Iphone radiation blocking cases. Red light devices and more.\nOpal - App that blocks other apps. Social media can be addicting and can impact your productivity, but sometimes deleting it isn\u0026rsquo;t an option. Stop yourself from wasting time on social media during designated time frames with the Opal app.\nChips - Seed Oil Free # Seed oils are everywhere. New evidence shows that they are wildly toxic and heavily correlate with the increase in major chronic disease over the last 100 years. But Chips are also delicious so here\u0026rsquo;s a few options for seed oil free chips. Anti-Seed Oil Data\nBeefys Own - Beef tallow potato chips.\nMasa Chips - Organic nixtalized corn chips cooked in grassfed beef tallow. From the creators of the Shireapp. Accepts Bitcoin. Currently they are a bit pricey.\nRosies Chips - Beef tallow potato chips.\nSiete Foods - Family owned Mexican company that produces a wide range of seed oil free chips and other products. Primarily cooked in Avocado oil.\nClothing # Non Plastic, EMF Resistant and Grounded\nAll of these ideas may seem controversial to you. Here are some great resources to learn more about them. Grounding/Earthing , Microplastics , Guide on avoiding all plastics and toxic chemicals\nAJConsultingCompany - Non Plastic Alternatives\nBuffaloWoolCo - 100% buffalo/bison wool clothing.\nCottonique - GOTS Certified 100% Organic cotton products.\nEarth Runners - Earth Runners was created to rewild our lives in response to the typical modern domesticated lifestyle, which is causing numerous health, psychological and social issues. Grounded minimalist sandals.\nFindwool.com - Find 100% pure wool in your area.\nGrounded Shoes - Shoes that are discharged electricity from body via grounded shoes. Most(but not all) shoes are 100% leather and plastic free.\nHarvest and Mill - 100% organic cotton sheets, towels \u0026amp; more. 100% Sourced \u0026amp; Made in the USA.\nHemp Organic Life - Organic hemp products for all sorts of less common items such as: mattress covers, cushions, sleeping bags, soaps, socks, and even home and car seat covers.\nNatural Home - Natural home sells a wide mix of organic wool, cotton, linen, hemp furniture and much more.\nOddobody - 100% organic cotton underwear for woman.\nPeluva Shoes - Founded by liberty leaning nutrition expert Mark Sisson. Peluva aims to create shoes that allow you to move well in a more natural state.\nRawganique - Organic cotton, linen and Hemp clothing and accessories.\nRhizal Shoes - Grounded 100% leather shoes.\nThe Filtery - Aggregator for non plastic clothes and other household items.\nWoolshire - GOTS Certified 100% Organic locally sourced Cotton products. Organic sourcing is often not verified when it comes from other countries. At Woolshire it is verified.\nWyoming Based - American Wool company. Sells Beanies and Sweaters. Accepts Bitcoin. Manufactured in America. Anti-woke.\nCosmetics # Animal based and Non-Toxic\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Deodorant, Toothpaste, soap, etc\nCaptain Fishers - Balms and Hair serum using Tallow and other natural ingredients.\nClara And Fritz - Whipped tallow based sunscreen and other products\nDakota Tallow - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nFarrow.Life - Pork Lard based. Farrow is made in real time and in small batches to ensure super freshness and the highest quality.\nJKLM Farm - Small Batch Animal Fat Soap \u0026amp; Skincare Products. Includes bone marrow soap,bacon fat soap, hair paste and more.\nMeraki Blu - Meraki Blu and Tallow based supplements. Meraki Blu has been shown to help Energy, Focus, Short-Term and Long-Term Memory, Uplift Mood, Calm Anxiety, and be Anti-Aging focused.\nNoseToTail-BodyCare - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nVintage Tradition - Tallow Lip balms.\nWhite Oaks Home goods - White oaks also provides tallow and lard based cosmetics, candles etc.\nDental Health # Dental health has been an epidemic of malocclusion largely related the to quality of our food for thousands of years. This has led to mass issues with dental decay and improper facial development which leads to nasal breathing, which in turns leads to wisdom teeth problems and many other following health issues.Check out these resources to learn more: Weston A Price\u0026rsquo;s world wide study , Jaw Development , Breathing , General Dental Health\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Toothpaste and other products. Completely natural with no Fluoride.\nVanMan Shop - Toothpase made from eggshell and betonite clay. Shipped in glass containers. Offers other products as well.\nBite - Plastic free Vegan friendly toothpaste and other teeth related products, including bamboo tooth brushes and plastic free floss, all sold in non plastic containers.\nGreenzla - Bamboo plastic free tooth brushes.\nPlastic Free Dental Floss - Made from wheat instead of plastic for your flossing needs.\nMastique Chewing Gum - Often referred to as mastic gum, Mastique offers sugar free, seed oil and trans fat free Mastic gum for chewing to help build jaw strength and avoid jaw/wisdom teeth problems. Also comes with xylitol, coconut and natural mastic for extra teeth care. Doesn\u0026rsquo;t taste like regular gum, but ultimately its not bad tasting either.\nGreco Gum - Single ingredient mastic gum for increasing jaw strength. Made from resinous sap that seeps from the bark of the mastic tree (Pistacia lentiscus) and becomes crystallized.\nApolloGum - Single ingredient mastic gum with only a single ingredient. Offers a 21% discount if purchased in bitcoin.\nBiolight - A redlight device specifically for your mouth and teeth. Red light has shown tremendous health benefits across a wide spectrum. The Biolight can help to restore your oral microbiome. Company also provides many other redlight products.\nMewing App - An app from the creator of Mewing, that helps you do different mewing exercises designed to help strengthen your jaw with proper tongue posture, and help your face, jaw and teeth develop properly.\nEnvironmental Toxin Monitoring # Because Health - A nonprofit environmental health site that offers science-based tips and guides for buying safer cookware and dishes, uncontaminated foods, and nontoxic personal-care products—to help people live more healthfully.\nBreast Cancer Prevention Partners - An organization that provides information for reducing toxic exposures—in food packaging, cosmetics, and other everyday products—to protect people’s breast health and reproductive health.\nCHEM Trust - A website that offers terrific fact sheets about hazardous chemicals and their impacts on health, as well as news about chemical legislation in Europe (such as REACH).\nClearya - A browser plug-in and mobile app that help online shoppers make informed choices. Clearya automatically screens ingredient lists for chemicals of concern while shopping online, and assists in discovering safer alternatives. In parallel, the platform mines insights that serve environmental health scientists and advocacy groups.\nEnvironmental Defense Fund - A leading global nonprofit organization that promotes research related to preserving the health of both the environment and its populations, including humans.\nEnvironmental Health News - A publication of Environmental Health Sciences, a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental health issues, including climate change, the plastic pollution crisis, and harmful chemicals such as BPA.\nEnvironmental Working Group - A nonprofit dedicated to protecting human health and the environment. The group offers excellent Shopper’s Guides with scientifically based recommendations on choosing healthy consumer products (from cosmetics to cleaning products) and uncontaminated foods (including produce). The organization also offers a Healthy Living App with ratings of more than 120,000 food and personal-care products, to help consumers make the healthiest choices.\nMade Safe - A program that certifies safe brands of cosmetics, household products, apparel, bedding, and other products, after a rigorous screening and evaluation of ingredients and materials. Check out their new Healthy Pregnancy Guide.\nNational Resources Defense Council - An organization that works to safeguard the earth, including its air, water, people, plants, and animals, from pollution, chemicals, and other toxic effects.\nProgram on Reproductive Health and the Environment - Under the auspices of the University of California, San Francisco, this program offers valuable resources that can help minimize people’s exposure to reproductive toxins in everyday life.\nSafer Chemicals, Healthy Families - A coalition of organizations and businesses working to safeguard families from toxic chemicals in our homes, workplaces, schools, and in the products we use.\nSafer Made - An organization that invests in companies and technologies that eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals in consumer products and supply chains. Its newsletters highlight developments in phasing out certain chemicals and progress on other environmental issues.\nSilent Spring Institute - A scientific research organization dedicated to uncovering the links between environmental chemicals and human health. On the preventive front, the organization developed Detox Me, a free mobile app to help consumers reduce their exposure to toxic chemicals in their everyday surroundings.\nToxic Free Future - An organization that conducts original research on the complex science underlying different aspects of environmental health and advocates for the use of safer products, chemicals, and practices to ensure a healthier future.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFood Discovery Apps # Feed the People By the People - An organization dedicated to empowering farmers and ranchers across the country and cutting out middlemen to enable direct sales to customers. By decentralizing the food supply chain, they aim to put the power of food back in the hands of the people.\nGetRawMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area based off your zip code.\nGround Work Collective - Website that finds high quality farms and high quality soil.\nLabel Ferret - Label Ferret uses nutrition data from a variety of sources but nutrition data and ingredient labels change frequently so accuracy cannot be guaranteed. You can use this app to read ingredients and nutritional facts from a wide range of different products.\nLocal Fats: Website that that helps you find food providers that dont use seed oils. Includes locations all over the world. Locations are crowd sourced, so anyone can submit a new location they find.\nRealMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area.\nSeed Oil Rebellion - Website that provides education around seed oils and buying/food guides.\nSeed Oil Scout - App that helps you find restaurants and fast food providers that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App only works in IOS.\nSeed oil Free Restaurants - Website that lets you look up specific restaurants to see what oils they cook in and dont cook in.\nSeedy App - App that helps you find restaurants, fast food providers and products at grocery stores that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App is under construction. Old demo app only worked in IOS.\nShireapp - App that finds local high quality real foods. Includes multiple categories such as Seed oil free, regenerative, grass fed, organic, raw etc.\nHealth Funding Projects # Decentralized Health Fund - The Decentralized Health Fund looks to fund important but largely unprofitable research in regards to lesser known areas of health. The fund is working to collect and store money in BTC in order to give out grants to fund studies and projects around the dangers of EMF\u0026rsquo;s, the benefit of grounding, sunlight and other natural sources.\nNew Founding - New Founding is looking to raise funds to focus on \u0026ldquo;early-stage ventures where we can add exceptional value by leveraging our significant proprietary deal flow, our best-in-class intelligence of conservative consumer and institutional demand, and our connections within the right-wing ecosystem.\u0026rdquo; ‍\nHealthcare Alternative # Chronic Illness Recovery - An institute that focuses on healing from long term health issues caused by systemic inflammation and other modern causes.\nCrowdhealth - CrowdHealth is not an insurance company, but a platform \u0026amp; community that empowers you with a crowdfunding tool and a wealth of resources to efficiently manage your health care costs.\nCurehunter - Free service that catalogs most medical conditions and potential treatments. CureHunter is a fully integrated scientific search, data retrieval and analysis engine on the web that can read the entire US National Library of Medicine Medline Archive and automatically extract and quantify the evidence for successful clinical outcomes of all known drugs for all known human diseases.\nDPC Network - Find Direct Primary care Doctors near you.\nDpcare - Direct Primary Care (DPC) is an innovative alternative payment model improving access to high functioning healthcare with a simple, flat, affordable membership fee. No fee-for-service payments. No third party billing. The defining element of DPC is an enduring and trusting relationship between a patient and his or her primary care provider.\nDruglike - Druglike is a platform for democratizing the access, costs, and rewards of early-stage drug discovery. Druglike is building a decentralized computing network which provides resources for anyone looking to start or contribute to early-stage drug discovery projects. Unlike competitors, Druglike will be web-based and completely free to use.\nFree Market Medical Association - Free Market Medical Association helps find Market alternatives to healthcare, co-founded by the CEO of Oklahoma Surgery Center.\nOklahoma Surgery Center - Free Market for Surgery with full price transparency.\nRevero.com - Program that aims to evaluate and measure health metrics to get down to the real causes of your health issues, while using a nutritional and holistic approach.\nTrue Med - True Med helps facilitate acceptance of HSA and FSA money for individuals and companies. This can be used by or for any company that promotes better diet, exercise or other alternative forms of health.\nTWC.Health - Alternative healthcare to the mainstream pharma system. Also sells supplements. Co-founded by Dr. Peter McCullough.\nHigh Quality Meat # Organic, Grass Fed, Regenerative and Seed Oil Free Food\nAUPA Bar - The Chad of energy bars. High quality meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit. AUPA gives discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. Save an additional 5% with code word \u0026ldquo;liberty\u0026rdquo;\nEpic Provisions - One of the best and most convenient ways to access high quality meat in convenient packaging.\nForce of Nature - Another fantastic option for regenerative meat. Including Beef, Bison, Chicken, Elk, Venison, Wild Boar and more. Force of Nature is also unique in selling \u0026ldquo;Ancestral Blends\u0026rdquo; ground meat mixed with small amounts of organ meats for delicious ways to eat highly nutritious organ meats.\nJoyce-Farms - Another great regenerative source of meat. Provides a wide range of poultry, sausages and jerkies.\nMauinui Venison - Regenerative/sustainable raised deer. Axis deer are an invasive species in Maui and need to be kept in check to preserve the water and local plants/farms as there are no natural predators for the deer on Maui. Slightly pricey.\nMeatrition - A massive database in defense of all things Meat.\nNose to Tail - Regenerative and pastured raise meat, specifically focused on producing the best low PUFA raised mono-gastric animals like Chicken and Pork. Also sells Lamb.\nWhite Oak Pastures - One of the most respected regenerative farms around, practicing their idea of \u0026ldquo;radically traditionally farming\u0026rdquo;. White oaks sells several different kinds of meat, including, Duck, Goose, Guinea, Rabbit, Goat etc. White Oak has really pioneered the regenerative model and proofed its effective with a peer reviewed study\nWild Idea Buffalo - Another great option. Focuses primarily on buffalo but has several other great offers. Bison are only slaughtered in the field, never in a slaughterhouse.\nMedical Drugs Resellers # Buy medical drugs from third parties that may be in limited supply.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinal. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nContraband Cures - A list of alternative style medicines for several different conditions.\nContingency Medical - Emergency Antibiotic Kits, for Home or on the Go. Stay protected against Nausea, Vomiting, Strep Throat, UTIs, Diarrhea, Ear Infections, Sinusitis and more.\nDuration Health - The portable emergency room — Peace of mind for off-grid living and travel. Their doctors prescribe you life-saving medications before you need them. They ship them to you before your next adventure. Treat urgent medical issues anywhere — without finding a doctor or pharmacy.\nJase Medical - Emergency meds and Prescription drugs.\nMountain Rose Herbs - One of the best sources of organic herbs and alternative medicines.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nPurely Prepared Patriot - American company that sells Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and Fenbendazole.\nOSINT- Health and the Environment # Antennasearch.com - Track 5g Towers in your area.\nClimateViewerMaps - Track Real Time data of climate weather across the world including rainfall and UN Tracking of weather Modification projects.\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nSupplement Testing and Rankings # Consumerlab - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nLabdoor - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nVaccine and Medical Info # Just the Inserts - Just the Inserts is a collection of all vaccine and other medication related info from the official source. While much of this information is public, it is often obfuscated and difficult to find. Just the Inserts bring all of the safety related data to one convient place for you to check on what the actual side affects of vaccines and other medications are. "},{"id":10,"href":"/job-boards/","title":"Job Boards","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.\u0026rdquo; - Confucius\nWhy work for a company you hate? If you believe in liberty many of these companies hate you. Stop wasting your talents and your energy on them, and find something that advances your values.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale. Jobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin. Latium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase. Publish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens. Liberty and Crypto Related Job Boards # AnonFriendly - Don\u0026rsquo;t doxx yourself for work. Job boards for Anonymous workers. Bankless.Pallet - The best jobs in crypto and DeFi, curated by Bankless, for the Bankless Nation. New technical and non-technical job posts every week. BitcoinerJobs - Bitcoiner Jobs is the leading career site helping to build the emerging Bitcoin industry and the careers of Bitcoiners within it. Publicsq - Non-woke and conservative leaning job board. Talent Market - Talent Market’s mission is to promote liberty by providing talent for critical roles within the free-market nonprofit sector. Provide Free consulting for liberty focused non profits. No-Jab Job Boards # Based.Pro - Formerly \u0026ldquo;NoVaxMandate.org\u0026rdquo; Based.Pro has pivoted from its vax focus to help you connect with professionals, companies and institutions who share your values. Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types. Redballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or covid nonsense. Unjected - Dating board for people who have not had any of the Covid-19 Vaccines. Vaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status. "},{"id":11,"href":"/metrics/","title":"Metrics","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Freedom and Anti Freedom Metrics # “Just as Soviet managers responded by producing shoddy goods that met the numerical targets set by their overlords, so do schools, police forces, and businesses find ways of fulfilling quotas with shoddy goods of their own.” ― Jerry Z. Muller\nIn order to better understand the broader picture, data collection becomes essential. Data collection can be used to paint whatever narrative its collectors want. We must be aware of the actual data in order to interrupt the truth as it is, and not what politics wants it to be. Here are a list of metrics tracking different statistics directly related to rising tyranny in our world.\nAtlantic Council CBDCTracker - Tracks Country progress of (CBDC)Central Bank Digital Currency Implementation and testing\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nCDBC Tracker - A project by the Human Rights Foundation to track CDBC development worldwide.\nCriticalrace.org Track CRT and other forms of Wokeness in schools. Tracks Colleges and K-12. Tracks many of the specific actions taken at every school.\nDefendingEd - Tracking DEI/Wokism in Schools.\nFreedomHouse.org - Freedom Metric across the world, does not Track Covid.\nFreedominthe50states.org - Tracks the most Free US states in regards to a wide set of metrics, does not track covid freedoms. Provided by the Cato institute.\nFungibility-Graveyard - List of People who have been exposed and prosecuted for or while using Bitcoin due to lack of privacy\nHeritage World Freedom Index - Economic Freedom across the world\nICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nRootshq - Website that tracks different liberty groups and associations across America\nShadowstats - Tracks true levels of economics in America, Money supply, Inflation, GDP etc…\nUSDebtclock - Real time National Debt Counter.\nWashingtonPost Police Shooting DB - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states.\nWokeWagon - Tracks woke political appointees in government\nWorld Press Freedoms - Ranking of all countries in the world by freest to least free press.\n"},{"id":12,"href":"/money/","title":"Money","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" If you don’t believe it or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try and convince you. I am sorry. - Satoshi Nakamoto\nCrypto Currency, The greatest tool we have.\nFinancial privacy is largely being wiped away across the world, while governments simultaneously destroy the value of our currencies through inflation and sanctions. With the invention of Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto gave us what is probably the single greatest tool for freedom in the history of the world. With decentralized crypto currency we have the ability to fix our money and fix the world. While some people believe that all non bitcoin crypto currencies are a scam we do not agree. We believe in competition for all freedom tech. Bitcoin isn\u0026rsquo;t perfect and shouldn\u0026rsquo;t be treated as a religion. The best counterpoint to bitcoins imperfection is its inherent lack of privacy and its current difficulty with scaling. Monero provides the best and simplest use case for privacy and is a great alternative to bitcoin. Likewise we believe that other crypto projects may have real utility in pursuing freedom. That being said the crypto industry is absolutely saturated with scams and grifters. As always do your own research and invest carefully. Hold your own keys and continue your journey to being financially sovereign.\nAcquire Crypto # Atomic Swaps # Atomic Swaps are the future of Crypto Currency trading. Completely custody-less, heavily private, and generally uncensorable. Still very much in development. Learn more here.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nBasic Swap Dex - Atomic Swap DEX. No added fees. Installed locally. Currently in BETA.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nLiquiality - Atomic Swaps across multiple coins.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nUnstoppapleSwaps - Atomic Swap from BTC to Monero.\nDecentralized Exchanges # Decentralization is a spectrum. Many decentralized exchanges aren\u0026rsquo;t nearly as decentralized as they claim to be, but usually they are far more distributed than any centralized exchanges.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nFiat On Ramps (P2P) # Bisq - Buy and sell bitcoin for fiat (or other cryptocurrencies) privately and securely using Bisq\u0026rsquo;s peer-to-peer network and open-source desktop software. Bisq allows you to purchase your bitcoin using P2P Zelle transactions. No registration required.\nHodl Hodl - Anonymous P2P deals on your terms. Trade globally. Using any payment system. For any fiat currency. Bitcoin only. No registration required.\nLocal Monero - Local Monero makes it easy for you to connect with real people in the real world to buy and sell Monero with no KYC. Announced in May 2024 that they would be shutting down. No reason given, but this is likely due to regulatory pressure against other platforms like Samurai and Tornado cash.\nPeach Bitcoin - Peach allows users to purchase BTC in many different national currencies all P2P without KYC. Not currently available in the US.\nRetoSwap - Like Bisq but for Monero. Installed locally, it uses Monero and Tor for high level privacy.\nXMRGlobal - A monero focused p2p exchange for purchasing cryptocurrency via Zelle, ACH cash etc.\nNon-Custodial exchanges # Most exchanges are custodial, meaning you are required to leave crypto on their platform if you want to trade, or you purchase and they will hold on to it initially. Non-custodial exchanges will send your trades and purchases directly to wallets of your choosing.\nChangenow - Reliable non KYC exchange.\nChangelly - Not recommended at this time. Changelly does not require KYC for smaller transactions but they will sometimes implement KYC mid trade, forcing to KYC or lose your funds.\nCryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nEvonax - Established in 2016,Evonax operates as a non-custodial instant cryptocurrency exchange, ensuring that users’ funds are never held within the platform. Serving as an intermediary between cryptocurrencies and users, Evonax provides access to a diverse range of digital assets including Monero (XMR).\nFixedFloat - Good rates for crypto exchanges, does not currently allow US customer IP addresses. Does not require KYC.\nGodex.io - This exchange is a dependable tool for immediate conversions. It supports the conversion of over 300 cryptocurrencies into Monero, without any KYC requirements and it works in both directions, offering great flexibility.\nHoudini Swap - Privacy focused non custodial exchange.\nKYC vs No KYC list - A list of P2P Trading Platforms (i.e. P2P exchanges) for trading Bitcoin. Common payment methods include bank transfer, cash deposited in the seller\u0026rsquo;s bank account, in-person cash (face-to-face) trades as well as payment networks such as Zelle, Alipay, even Cash App and PayPal, for example. Some of these payment methods are more private than others. Typically, face-to-face, cash-by-mail, and US Postal Money Orders are among the most private methods available.\nKYCNotMe - Website that Tracks exchanges that don\u0026rsquo;t use KYC.\nMexc - Crypto trades without KYC. Currently blocked for US based IP addresses.\nNO KYC Only - Education on avoiding KYC and why its problematic.\nOrangeFren - Check many KYC-free services and find the one with the best offer for a wide variety of coins.\nSimpleSwap - Exchange multiple tokens without giving up custody. Requires an account. Offers cash back in their own token.\nSideShift - Shift between different layer 2 tokens. Includes tokens on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Polygoin.\nStealthEx - StealthEX is a non-custodial cryptocurrency exchange service that accepts Monero (XMR). The platform does not require users to create an account or share personal information. Additionally, funds are not stored on StealthEX; exchanges are conducted directly between wallets. At StealthEX, there are no upper limits for your exchanges — you can exchange any amount you desire. When it comes to minimum amounts, you only need to ensure you have enough to cover the network fees.\nSwapSwop - SwapSwop is an instant anonymous crypto exchange with a high level of security from SSL certificates on internal services to a multi-stage exchange procedure, which guarantees the safety of your assets and quick exchange for the desired cryptocurrency.\nTrocador - Privacy focused front end to push your transactions through non KYC exchanges.\nBusiness Directories # AirBTC - AirBNB for Bitcoiners.\nAgoristAcers - Purchase Seeds with Monero.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nAutoCoinCar - Purchase Luxury cars with Crypto - (UK Only).\nBeef Initiative - Purchase Regenerative/Grass fed beef with Crypto.\nBitcoin-P2P Marketplace - BTC sales.\nBitcoin-RealEstate - Purchase Real estate with crypto.\nBitcoin-only - The Ultimate guide to all things Bitcoin.\nBitcoin-only.com - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nBitejo - Massive List of companies that accept Monero and Bitcoin - Is now XMRBazzar.\nCarCoinMarket - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCompTIA Vouchers - CompTIA certs for Btc.\nCryptoCars - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCryptwerk - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nDirectory.BTCPayserver - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nGrowingSpaces - Buy Greenhouses with BTC.\nMonerica - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nMoneromarket - XMR trading platform with escrow. Start selling and buying today.\nOatManFarms - Purchase Oats for BTC.\nShopinBit - Purchase all sorts of items in BTC, only ships to UK currently.\nXMR Bazzar - A p2p shopping center for buying and selling services and goods in Monero. Built by Douglas Tumen, founder and host of the Monero Talk podcast.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale.\nJobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin.\nLatium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase.\nPublish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens.\nDAO and DEFI Tools # ApeBoard - Cross chain crypto monitoring Dashboard.\nCoin - Crypto portfolio account and crypto news aggregator.\nCow.fi - CoW Protocol finds the lowest price for your trade across all exchanges and aggregators, such as Uniswap and 1inch – and protects you from MEV, unlike the others.\nDAOStack - Project that helps you streamline the creation of your own DAO.\nDefiSafety - DEFI Security ratings.\nDefillama - The ultimate tracker for all things DEFI. Track Yield, transparency, NFTs, Stables, Hacks etc.\nDapps.com - Dapp rankings via marketcap.\nDextools - Cross Chain Defi and Cefi Dashboard.\nGhostfol - Multichain Dashboard, includes traditional stocks and ETF’s as well.\nHedgehog - Centralized Exchange Dashboard Management.\nRailgun - RAILGUN is a smart contract system that enables Zero-Knowledge Privacy for any on-chain dApp.\nRotki - An open source portfolio tracker, accounting and analytics tool that protects your privacy. Can be self hosted.\nTornado Cash - DO NOT USE IF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. Tornado cash is an Ethereum based coinjoin mixer that can be used to gain privacy on Ethereum. In August 2022 Tornado Cash was blacked listed by the US government and added to the OFAC list. While the front end website is no longer running you can still interact with the smart contract(this is by design). If you are a US citizen you risk criminal penalties for doing so. Alex Pertsev, was sentenced to five years in prison for his work on development of Tornado cash. It\u0026rsquo;s important to note that despite the shutdown by the US government, the Tornado Cash smart contract is still up and running, and is more less unstoppable as long as the Ethereum network continues to run. If you would like to support the legal defence fund you can so by checking out Justice DAO.\nDecentralized Nodes # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Avalanche and more.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nHandshake - Decentralized DNS. Handshake is an experiment on collaborating to create a decentralized network which results in a global allocation of names. Think of the handles or usernames you use on services such as social networks, and domain names identifying the URL for websites. Nearly all of these services were provided by trusted third parties which prevent the web from truly being decentralized. Handshake provides a means, including key management and server/service authentication, for decentralized web services to experiment.\nMonero Nodo - A full, unpruned, and dedicated hardware node comes equipped with Tor and I2P support, ensuring maximum privacy and security for your transactions. Manage your wallets effortlessly through the LWS Admin panel and enjoy the convenience of our built-in block explorer. The 5.5″ touchscreen allows you to control your node directly from the device, or you can access it from the web for added flexibility and full block explorer functionality. Mine Monero using P2Pool. Contribute to your privacy by running your own personal node while contributing to the Monero network.\nMyNodeBTC - Run Bitcoin nodes and lots of other Bitcoin applications, includes wallets, BTCPay Server, Lightning tools and Whirlpool and other privacy tools.\nPibode-XMR - Small Raspberry pi focused distro for Monero mining.\nPktCash - PKT is an ecosystem of apps that decentralize access to the internet. The mission is to get the next billion people online.\nThreefold - Decentralized Autonomous Internet Infrastructure. ThreeFold is a globally-distributed grid of storage, compute, and network capacity, acting as “no middleman” Internet resources between independent capacity providers and users.\nEducation and certifications # C4/Crypto Consortium - Offers certifications for BTC, Eth and crypto best practices.\nBlockchain-Council.org - Blockchain Council embraces Blockchain, AI, and Web3 with a range of certifications and training.\nChainalysis Certifications - The Chainalysis Cryptocurrency Fundamentals Certification (CCFC) credential is designed for those new to cryptocurrency. Whether you’re starting out on a career focused on crypto, or are coming across bitcoin as you run investigations, onboard new businesses or formulate cryptocurrency compliance policies, this is the place to begin.\nFund Raising # Giveth - Giveth is building a new way forward with its zero-fee, community-driven donation platform - leveraging the power of blockchain technology to connect on-the-ground projects with regenerative funding opportunities.\nGeyser.fund - Geyser is a bitcoin-native crowdfunding platform where you can fund project ideas with the support from global communities.\nHeo.Finance - Decentralized crowdfunding without borders. Help Each Other (HEO) is the first decentralized stablecoin-based crowdfunding platform that removes geographical and political limitations from fundraising. HEO platform is already live on Binance Smart Chain, Celo, Aurora, and Ethereum mainnets.\nKuno Media - Monero based crowd funding.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow institute works to help fund privacy and anti surveillance tech.\nOpen Sats - Open Sats Initiative, Inc. (EIN 85-2722249) is a 501(c)(3) public charity which aims to fund Bitcoin-related free and open-source projects and associated education and research initiatives. Open Sats focuses on no strings attached Bitcoin(only) and freedom tech donations.\nStacks.org - The mission of the Stacks project is to enable a better internet through decentralized apps. To do it, they’re expanding the Bitcoin economy and enabling more functionality as a Bitcoin layer.\nTen31 - Ten31 is the leading bitcoin-focused investor and partner of choice to companies building technology and infrastructure for the bitcoin ecosystem, as well as complementary freedom-oriented technologies including open source software, AI and nostr.\nMerchant Services # Align Pay - AlignPay never picks sides on any issue and is proud to facilitate a welcoming place where people, organizations, campaigns, and merchants can interact in a healthy, open, and legal way.\nParallel Economy - Censorship-Resistant payment processing backed by Conservative Commentator Dan Bongino.\nRevere Payments - A Christian merchant services provider that offers a wide range of solutions for businesses in a variety of industries, including e-commerce, retail, restaurant, firearms, religious, political, CBD, and non-profit. We’re using the same innovative technology as our parent company, Metrics Global, to bring seamless, secure online payments to any industry.\nSecond Amendment Processing - 2nd Amendment processing helps you protect yourself and your business from being censored for your political views or other forms of wrong think.\nOsint for Crypto # AMLBot - Founded in 2019, AMLBot Online assessment of crypto addresses and transactions, founded in 2019 by a team of RegTech specialists in accordance with FATF international recommendations. Offers both free and non-free services.\nClarks Dashboard - A comprehensive list of all BTC Data. Includes Block times, price data, Side chain data, mining etc.\nDeveloperReports - Tracks the current amount of developers on Crypto projects.\nMonero Garden - A complete introduction and walkthrough on all the technical specifics of Monero.\nMonero Inflation - Tracks potential inflation or flaws in the Monero Protocol. Due to Monero\u0026rsquo;s privacy proper auditing can be difficult.\nMonero Observer - News aggregator for all things monero.\nMoneroj.net - Tracks the Monero mining hash rate across all miners.\nMonero.Eco - Graphical interface for the entire Monero Ecosystem.\nMiningPoolStats - Track all data across mining pools for all sorts of crypto projects. Organized primarily by what type of hash algorithm each blockchain uses.\n[Monerowatch](https://monerowat.ch - A monero blockchain explorer. While Monero doesnt have a tradational blockchain explorer we can track block times and size. Along with hash rate and other useful metrics.\nOXT.me - OXT is a tool designed for Exploratory Blockchain Analysis of the bitcoin ledger. OXT is the \u0026lsquo;Other exploration Tool\u0026rsquo; and it should become the \u0026lsquo;Open eXploration Tool\u0026rsquo; in the future.\nStable Pulse - Get a clear, accurate, minimally filtered view of the stablecoin ecosystem.\nThe Monero Moon - The ultimate newsletter for all things Monero.\nTheGraph.com - Crypto Database API Tools.\nTimechainstats.com - BTC Chain API data.\nTrack Bitcoin Nodes - Tracks total Bitcoin nodes.\nTrack Bitcoin Treasuries - Tracks the public Bitcoin Wallets of major corporations and governments.\nTrack Ethereum Nodes - Tracks total Ethereum nodes.\nDefi Lama StablecoinData - Stable coin data across chains.\nPrivacy Software # Bokuto Monero Node - Open source fork of Ronin Dojo’s Bakuto project that allows for a full node Monero wallet.\nBorder Wallets - Border Wallets is a website that helps you strategize on how best to memorize your wallet seed phrase. This can be useful if you need to cross a border, or have a particularly high threat model.\nGupax - Gupax is a GUI for mining Monero on P2Pool using XMRig.\nJam - Jam is a graphical user interface for JoinMarket, and while obviously related, is a separate project developed by a separate set of people.\nJoinMarket-Org - JoinMarket is software to create a special kind of bitcoin transaction called a CoinJoin transaction. Its aim is to improve the confidentiality and privacy of bitcoin transactions. With the shutdown of Samurai wallet, and the withdrawal of the not recommended service Wasabi from the US, Join Market is now one of the only privacy tools for Bitcoin.\nPinode - Monero OS for running full Monero Nodes on Pi’s, Rockpros and Odroids.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nSilent Payments - Silent Payments make receiving Bitcoin easier than ever while preserving your privacy. Silent Payments allow you to create a single, static address to share with friends, use for donations, or post for tips without sacrificing privacy. When someone wants to send you a payment, they use the unique public key that is a part of your Silent Payment address, combine it with the public keys of the outputs they want to send and generate a unique, one-time address that looks on-chain just like any other Taproot address.\nXMRVSBeast - P2Pool Bonus Hash Rate Raffle for people providing Monero Hash.\nSocial Media # Coinpayments.net - Purchase Social media followers with Monero.\nEchoIn - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here.\nFountain - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nMinds - Minds is an open-source social networking service that promotes free speech, privacy, and transparency.\nOshi - Oshi is a powerful marketing and rewards platform built to replace stars, punch cards, and coffee points with something that people really want - Bitcoin.\nOrange Pill App - Bitcoin dating and friend finder.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.ps://www.minds.com/) - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nSpeculative Projects # DarkFi - DarkFi is a new Layer 1 blockchain, designed with anonymity at the forefront. It offers flexible private primitives that can be wielded to create any kind of application. DarkFi aims to make anonymous engineering highly accessible to developers. Backed by noted Crypto Anarchist Amir Taaki.\nFedimints - While still largely theoretical, Fediments is based off the original 1980\u0026rsquo;s concept of Chaumian Ecash, that would essentially provide federated mints built on top of Bitcoin, with high levels of privacy. Two implementations of this concept are Cashu and Umint. These are still in active development. One potential problem with this is legal pressure due to potential classification of these services as unlicensed money transmitters, much like how Samurai Wallet and potentially custodial lightning services are being targeted.\nFreedom Dollar - Freedom Dollar is a private, censorship-resistant stablecoin protocol built on Zano. Stable coins are a useful but sometimes risky project, as they are supposed to maintain their price point with a fiat asset like the dollar.\nHaveno - Haveno aims to be a crypto on ramp much like Bisq that uses Monero instead of Bitcoin as the base payment option. Haveno will utilize TOR and p2p trades, while never taking custody of your funds.\nPirate Chain - Launched in 2018 with the primary goal of being the most private and secure digital currency, Pirate Chain strives to protect the financial privacy of every user in the world. Pirate Chain achieves this by employing the strongest and most acclaimed privacy protocol in the industry, and couples this with an unassailable strategy implementation. Pirate vs Monero Breakdown\nSerai DEX - Largely created in response to Thorchain\u0026rsquo;s choice to not integrate Monero, the Serai Dex works much like the Thorchain DEX, providing coin trading between different native coins using liquidity pools funded by users for small rewards.\nZano - An ambitious project that offers the privacy of Monero for regular transactions, including all projects built ontop of its network. Additionally offers alias addresses so you can associate a wallet address with a name, much like how DNS works for IP addresses. Offers escrow services and Iconic swaps as an alternative to Atomic Swaps. Also allows for building dApps on chain as well.\nSpending Options # Bill Pay # Bitrefill Credit Card Service - Service to pay off Credit Card for multiple providers. Requires KYC. Currently disabled for Americans, but hopefully will be returning. This service does require KYC, but they do offer other services that do not.\nDoctorSim - Top up or recharge any prepaid phone in over 200 countries instantly and securely with doctorSIM.\nSpritz.Finance - Focuses on bill pay, secured payments, automated payments etc. Uses Web 3. Requires an account. Currently in closed Beta.\nCredit Cards # 2Fiat - A new platform that lets you instantly convert Bitcoin, Monero, USDT or any crypto to fiat and make purchases online or in store.\nAbine - An alternative credit card masking service. Abine has similar features, virtual cards up to 500$ for individual vendors. But Abine also offers other privacy services like phone masking, email masking and more. Abine does not have a free tier unlike privacy.com.\nBitpay - Preloaded Bitpay card that lets you spend your Bitcoin.\nDashDirect - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including DASH. Dash Direct phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with DASH for discounts from hundreds of vendors. No KYC Required.\nDoNotPay - DoNotPay is a consumer rights company that helps you fight corporations and beat bureaucracy. They offer a wide range of services, including bill pay, credit card management, and more.\nEzzocard - Anon cards can be purchased via crypto. Charges a decent markup.\nKlutchCard - Service that provides several management and privacy features for your bank account. Klutch gives you unlimited Virtual cards, a physical card without your name on the front, and the ability to manage your spending transactions in depth all while still earning cash back. Does require KYC information and a good credit score though. Another downside, there is currently no way to pay off your balance other than to link your account via ACH and routing number.\nLaso.Finance - A bit pricey. Virtual Credit card with no KYC card that allows for spends of over 1K anywhere in the world. Currently uses Metamask for stable coins only. Monero support coming soon.\nPayWithMoon - Virtual Cards with no KYC funded by lightning based Bitcoin transactions. You can create as many virtual cards as you want, but cards are limited in amounts of 1000$. These cards do not currently work outside of the United States. Used to provide full pre-paid credit cards only offers gift cards now.\nPrivacy.com - The primary method for Credit Card Privacy. By linking your bank account to your Debit card, you can create virtual privacy focused cards that only work for one vendor at a time. This prevents your Debit card from being used in the event of a vendor data breach. Virtual cards are easily deletable. Downsides are that you start with 500$ per card limits for virtual cards. And there is the privacy concern of sharing your bank data with a third party. Please use our affiliate link when signing up. To get an extra $5 dollars on sign up.\nUquid - Virtual card for crypto, only works through Binance or wallet connect compatible wallets, for a wide range of gift card services.\nX1 - Similar to Klutch. Control subscriptions and keep your details private with disposable card numbers.donotpay.com/learn/virtual-credit-card-generator/) - Free Virtual Credit Card Generator for signing up for trial services. Do not Pay also works to create an AI focused response to many asymmetrical problems of society like fighting back against parking tickets or social media de-platforming with automated and proven methods of remediating these issues.\nGift Cards # Egifter - Buy and send premium gift cards for a wide range of services. Offers points per purchases. Gyft - Gift cards for over 200 vendors. Coinsbee - Does Phone Top ups. Bitrefill - Gifts cards and other services. Coincards - giftcards available in multiple countries, Coincards has everything you could possibly need to live your life with crypto! Offers Phone Top ups and accepts Monero. Stealths - Monero first Gift card sales. No KYC Required. Wallets # Bitcoin Wallets # Ashigaru - A new fork of Samurai Wallet without the coinjoin services. As this is new untested its recommended not to put large amounts of BTC on here just yet.\nCasa - Self custody wallet with built in Multi-sig for security and inheritance built in so that your assets aren\u0026rsquo;t lost in the event of death. Only takes Bitcoin and Ethereum.\nCold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nElectrum Wallet - Founded in 2011 Electrum is one of the oldest, simplest and most trusted Bitcoin Only wallets in the game. With a simple interface that has been forked by many other blockchain projects Electrum has everything you need to store and use your bitcoin easily and securely.\nSamurai Wallet - A modern bitcoin wallet hand forged to keep your transactions private your identity masked and your funds secured. Samurai Wallet is a mobile only wallet that is built to work with the Ronin Dojo Full node and Whirlpool privacy coinjoins. Completely Open Source. Mobile only wallet. In April 2024 Samurai Wallet was shutdown by the US government and the founders of the wallet arrested. While the wallet still works if installed, the Whirpool coinjoin features have since been disabled. You can donate to the Samurai defense team here You can also find a list of Public Dojo Clones to use at Dojobay\nSparrow Wallet - Sparrow is a Bitcoin wallet for those who value financial self sovereignty. Sparrow’s emphasis is on security, privacy and usability. Sparrow does not hide information from you - on the contrary it attempts to provide as much detail as possible about your transactions and UTXOs, but in a way that is manageable and usable. Completely Open Source. Desktop only wallet. Following the arrest of the Samurai Wallet Devs, the Whirlpool privacy features were removed from the wallet.\nHardware Wallets # Cold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nFoundationDevices - Foundation builds the Passport hardware wallet which is an airgapped wallet hardware device. Passport has no direct connection with the outside world – no USB data and no wireless communications. Instead, Passport uses a camera and QR codes for communication. This provides hardcore, airgapped security without sacrificing usability.\nLedger - NOT RECOMMENDED. While Ledger has a long history in the space of supporting multiple coins. Ledger is close sourced. Ledger has recently come under for fire for creating a backup policy that lets you back up your keys to Ledgers cloud providers, which means that your private keys could be susceptible to third party pressures on the key holders. Also Ledger was caught sending customer data to several different third parties.\nMonero Signer - Monero Signer is a hardware signing device equipped with a camera that allows you to sign transactions offline via QR-Code. Monero Signer also allows you to generate seeds, passphrases and addresses. All this while being completely offline. Software updates are done air-gapped using a micro SD card.\nSeedsigner - Open source hardware signing device that uses raspberry pi zero which reduces possibility of interception. Does not store your coins, is only a security focused device for signing/approving transactions. Bitcoin only.\nTrezor - One of the older hardware wallets around. Trezor is Fully open source and is one of the few wallets to also support multiple coins.\nLightning Wallets # Phoenix Wallet - Utilizing the lightning network can still be quite difficult, which Phoenix aims to help solve. At first glance, Phoenix doesn\u0026rsquo;t look different from your typical Bitcoin wallet. The difference is that Phoenix runs natively on Lightning. Phoenix takes care of everything under the hood and you will barely notice anything, except that your payments are faster and cheaper. Mobile only wallet. Monero Wallets # Anonero - Anonero is privacy focused phone wallet that only supports Monero, while incorporating other privacy features like, encrypted backups, airgapped transactions mandatory TOR connections. You can only access this app over TOR.\nFeather Wallet - Feather is a free, open-source Monero wallet for Linux, Tails, macOS and Windows. It is written in C++ with the Qt framework. Monero can be difficult to use in many cases to the highly technical and private nature of the coin, which is why the simplicity of feather wallet is so necessary. Feather Wallet can installed or run as a standalone application, making it easily parable with something like Tails OS for the ultimate privacy combo.\nMonero Subscription Wallet - Wallet that allows you to set subscriptions of regularly recurring payments that you would like to send.\nMyMonero - The simplest way to use the next-generation private digital currency Monero, at the sweet spot between security, convenience, and features. Not a full node wallet. You need to trust another node to run this wallet. These wallets share your private view key with a remote server, which continuously scans the blockchain looking for your transactions. They are faster to use, but your privacy can be lessened if you don\u0026rsquo;t control the remote server.\nRinoWallet - Online Monero multisig wallet. Non-custodial and offers 2FA protection.\nMulti Chain Wallets # CakeWallet - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including Monero. Cakewallet phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with Monero for discounts from hundreds of vendors. Supports Monero. No KYC Required. Mobile and desktop wallet. Open Source.\nExodus Wallet - One of the best wallets for holding multiple coins. With a beautiful interface that shows you long term internal price data, built in protocol level staking, coin swaps between hundreds of coins and many other features. Exodus is one best crypto wallets bar none. While it has ended support for Monero as it was a technical challenge to support it. Exodus is NOT Open source. Desktop and mobile.\nStack Wallet - Non Custodial multi coin wallet. Open Source. Has built in exchange functionality. Comes with \u0026ldquo;Duress mode\u0026rdquo; that lets you prepare a fake wallet in case you are physically threatened. Comes with built auto back ups, in wallet crypto swapping and more. Allows you to easily point at your own full node. Supports monero. Desktop and Mobile.\nWallet Recovery # Bitcoin Recovery CO - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nCryptoRecovers - Helping people regain access to their lost Bitcoin wallets since 2019.\nDatarecovery.com - Specializes in cryptocurrency recovery services, providing expert assistance to individuals and businesses who have lost access to their digital assets.\nDriveSavers - Specializes in recovering lost cryptocurrency and compromised wallets from all types of software and hardware wallets.\nEasyRecovery - Professional Bitcoin wallet recovery services can assist with password recovery, private key extraction, and damaged device repair to restore access to your Bitcoin.\nKeychainX - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nProfessional Crypto Recovery - Crypto recovery service that can help you recover your lost coins today.\nRecoverLostBitcoin - Expert crypto recovery services, including private key reconstruction, wallet and scam recovery.\nRecoverMyCryptoWallet - Can recover lost passphrases, missing seed words and forgotten passwords.\nWallet Recovery Service - Can recover lost crypto from all types of wallets.\n"},{"id":13,"href":"/organizations/","title":"Organizations","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" ![Horizpontal.jpeg](/Images/Artwork/Org6.jpg) \u0026ldquo;The State is, and always has been, the great single enemy of the human race, its liberty, happiness, and progress.\u0026rdquo; - Murray Rothbard\nLiberty Organization that fight for different facets of all things related to liberty.\nAnti ESG Orgs # StriveFunds - Investment firm to counter ESG narrative from Blackrock and Vanguard. Strive specifically rejects the idea of Stakeholder capitalism. Started by author and presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. Antiwar # Antiwar.com - Since the mid 90\u0026rsquo;s Antiwar.com has been one of not the most important and consistently antiwar voices. With reporting on wars all over the globe for a liberty perspective, antiwar.com covers every aspect of the global wars.\nBitcoin For Peace - Accelerate World Peace Through Bitcoin Adoption. The vision of Bitcoin For Peace is to live in world where ALL life co-thrives in harmony. With the current corrupt fiat system, that vision can never happen. Bitcoin is a peaceful revolution.\nConcerned Veterans for America - CVA and its grassroots army will look to defend VA reforms and expand health care options for veterans, rethink America’s foreign policy to promote long-term prosperity, and encourage action to foster a more secure financial future for our country.\nDefend the Guard - An organization that works to reclaim constitutional authority. Defend the Guard legislation would prohibit a state’s National Guard units from being deployed into active combat without a formal declaration of war by Congress, as provided by the U.S. Constitution.\nFood Not Bombs - Food Not Bombs started in 1980. They work to provide healthy vegetarian food to starving Americans. Leftwing organization.\nStopWar.org - Stop the War was founded in September 2001 in the weeks following 9/11, when George W. Bush announced the “war on terror”. Stop the War has since been dedicated to preventing and ending the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and elsewhere. Comes from a leftwing perspective.\nThe Libertarian Institute - Founded by Scott Horton. LI focuses on many issues with a large focus on antiwar. LI has a lot of cross over with Antiwar.com.\nTheGrayZone - The Grayzone is an independent journalistic initiative that does not receive funding from any government or government-backed group or individual. The Gray Zone primarily reports on antiwar civil rights issues from a left wing perspectives.\nWeAreNotYourSoldiers - Antiwar Non-profit feature former soldiers that publicly talk about their horrible experiences during war.\nAntiWoke Advocacy # ActionPDE - PDE Action is a nonpartisan advocacy group working to reclaim public schools through engagement with school boards \u0026amp; state legislatures.\nDefendingEd - Parents Defending Education is a national grassroots organization working to reclaim our schools from activists imposing harmful agendas.\nExit Group - Group that helps users exit from woke/corporate life and build businesses to create separate revenue streams\nFairForAll - A nonpartisan organization dedicated to advancing civil rights and liberties for all Americans, and promoting a common culture based on fairness, understanding, and humanity. Specifically rejects woke ideas and believes in actual equality for all people.\nHeterodox Academy - Heterodox Academy (HxA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit membership organization of thousands of faculty, staff, and students committed to advancing the principles of open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement to improve higher education and academic research. Focuses heavily on Colleges.\nInstitute for Liberal Values - As a non-partisan and non-sectarian consortium focused on the promotion of individual freedom, rights, and liberty in everyday life, the Institute for Liberal Values provides the skills and support required to build community where there has been division, encourage free expression where there has been censorship, and foster optimism where there is fear.\nNew Discourses - Education on all things critical theory. Eduation and debunking of Marxism, Progressive and all forms of critical theory. IE Critical Race Theory, Queer Theory, etc. Founded by James Lindsey.\nClimate Change Pushback # Copenhagen Consensus - The Copenhagen Consensus Center is a think tank that researches and publishes the smartest solutions to the world\u0026rsquo;s biggest problems. Our studies are conducted by more than 300 economists from internationally renowned institutions, including seven Nobel Laureates, to advise policymakers and philanthropists how to achieve the best results with their limited resources.Founded by climate change debunker and educator Bjorn Lomborg.\nEnvironmental Progress - Environmental Progress (EP) was founded in 2016 with the mission of achieving nature, peace and prosperity for all. We believe everyone has a right to affordable energy, a healthy planet, and urban environments that enable citizens to thrive. Our strategy has been to organize grassroots movements to defend these rights, and to fund research into why they are threatened. Founded by free speech advocate and Journalist Michael Shellenberger.\nHeartland.org - The Heartland Institute is a nonprofit organization that focuses on issues in education, environmental protection, health care, budgets and taxes, and stopping Socialism.\nIndustrial Progress - For the last 40 years, so-called environmentalists have held back industrial progress around the world. That\u0026rsquo;s why Idustrial Progress helps the industry fight for its freedom, with new ideas, arguments, and policies that will improve our economy and our environment. Founded by Fossil Fuels advocate Alex Epstein.\nPerc.org - The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) explores how aligning free market incentives for environmental stewardship produces sustainable outcomes for land, water, and wildlife.\nSavory.Global - Fights against climate change approved opinion by using regenerative farming practices of holistic land management. Provides real alternative solutions to mainstream climate fear mongering.\nDrug Freedom # Drug Policy Alliance - The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the leading organization in the U.S. working to end the drug war. Encryption and censorship # Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) - The largest organization that fights for Internet and Digital Freedom. Based out of the US.The EFF puts out several of the best digital freedom tools, including HTTPS Everywhere, Privacy Badger and Certbot.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFree resources Physical and Digital # Art For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nLeadership Institute - Liberty focused training provided in person and virtual. Training is offered for a wide range of topics, including, activism campaigns, fundraising and more.\nLibertarianism.org - Free ebooks from a Cato/Bluepilled perspective. Still some solid content overall.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - Free liberty starter kits for applicants. Including books small grants and more. Primarily aimed at students.\nTechsoup.org - Free Tech for non-profits.\nLegal Advocacy # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nCoin Center - Based in D.C., Coin Center is the leading non-profit research and advocacy center focused on the public policy issues facing cryptocurrency and decentralized computing technologies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Their mission is to defend the rights of individuals to build and use free and open cryptocurrency networks: the right to write and publish code – to read and to run it. The right to assemble into peer-to-peer networks. And the right to do all this privately.\nDeFi Education Fund - The DeFi Education Fund (DEF) explains decentralized finance (DeFi) to policymakers around the world and advocates for policies welcoming of decentralized financial infrastructure.\nFire - Since its founding more than two decades ago as the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, FIRE has become the nation’s leading defender of fundamental rights on college campuses through our unique mix of programming, including student and faculty outreach, public education campaigns, individual case advocacy, and policy reform efforts. In 2022, FIRE changed its name to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and announced an expansion initiative into off-campus free speech advocacy and legal defense.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nInstitute for Justice - IJ is a nonprofit, public interest law firm. Their mission is to end widespread abuses of government power and secure the constitutional rights that allow all Americans to pursue their dreams.\nJusticeDao- A DAO specifically dedicated to helping the legal defense of the developers of Tornado Cash, an Ethereum based privacy service that was takedown by government action.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nPacific Legal Foundation - Pacific Legal Foundation is a national nonprofit legal organization that defends Americans from government overreach and abuse. PFL specifically focuses on Property Rights, Equality and Opportunity and Separation of Powers. ^1,2^\nPeer-To-Peer Rights Fund - The P2P Rights Fund is a project housed within the Bitcoin Policy Institute, a 501(c)3 think tank. An advisory board including open-source developers, human rights activists, and lawyers oversees the fund’s activities. P2P Focuses on protection of Open-Source Software under the First Amendment.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nStand With Crypto - Stand With Crypto, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, champions for clear, common-sense regulations for the crypto industry. We\u0026rsquo;re mobilizing the 52 million crypto owners in the US - a demographic that is younger (60% Gen-Z and Millennials) and more diverse (41% identify as racial minorities) than the general US population - to unlock crypto\u0026rsquo;s innovation potential and foster greater economic freedom.\nThe Crypto Lawyers - Much like Coin Center Crypto Lawyers provide legal advocacy for Bitcoin freedom. They offer services in regards to Litigation, NFT, DEFI, IP, Compliance, and Forensic Investigations.\nMeetups, Education and Training # Americas Future - America’s Future empowers young people to be active, civil, and curious citizens who build freer communities that lead to fulfillment, dignity, and happiness for all.We’re working toward a time in America where young people collaborate to drive change in their communities – change that equips the individual to build a free and happy life. America’s Future offers rising generations opportunities for networking, mentoring, leadership and community engagement through our national network and extensive array of programming.\nArt For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nFreedom Works - A longstanding political orginization that has traditionally leaned republican. Recently though they\u0026rsquo;ve rebranded to target smaller liberty focused groups in order to help educated and advocate for freedom and change in public policy.\nLeadership Institute - Founded in 1979 by its president, Morton C. Blackwell, LI provides training in campaigns, fundraising, grassroots organizing, youth politics, and communications. The Institute teaches conservatives of all ages how to succeed in politics, government, and the media.The Institute offers more than 50 types of training schools, workshops, and seminars; a free employment placement service; and a national field program that trains conservative students to organize campus groups.\nLiberty on the Rocks - Liberty on the Rocks is a non-profit grass roots libertarian organization designed to educate, connect, and activate liberty enthusiasts around the world. Through local chapters and events, citizens and activists throughout the country can increase the size of their networks, enhance their understanding of economics and the philosophy of freedom, widen their knowledge of local and national educational outlets, and increase their opportunities for involvement. Official Partner of Liberty Tools\nLiberty Seeds - The largest directory of liberty-minded organizations, events, and more.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - SFL is not a top down, chapter based, or membership organization. Instead SFL functions as a network of pro-liberty students from a wide diversity of locations and backgrounds. SFL does sometimes take the more blue pilled approach.\nWe Are Change - We Are Change is a nonpartisan, independent media organization comprised of individuals and groups working to expose corruption worldwide.Founded by Luke Rudkowski, We Are Change is comprised of independent journalists, concerned citizens, activists, and anyone who wants to shape the direction our world is going in. We seek to expose the lies of governments and the corporate elite who constantly trash our humanity. Their goal is to create a community of truth-seekers and peacemakers who share a commitment to nonviolent action.\nYoung Americans for Liberty - Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) is the most active and effective pro-liberty youth organization advancing liberty on campus. Our four-step mission is to identify, educate, train, and mobilize youth activists to make liberty win. YAL maintains many chapters across college campuses all over the US.\nYou are the Power - You Are The Power is a membership-based nonprofit that is founded and run by Spike Cohen. They work with activists and organizations in all 50 states, using localized, single-issue activism to set communities free, restore individual rights, take the power away from government and put it back in the hands of the people.\nPress Freedoms # Committee to Protect Journalists - The Committee to Protect Journalists is an independent, nonprofit organization that promotes press freedom worldwide. They defend the right of journalists to report the news safely and without fear of reprisal.\nInternational Press Institute - Their mission is to defend media freedom and support independent journalism wherever they are threatened. Also tracks press freedoms in regards to Covid restrictions.\nReporters Without Borders - Reporters Without Borders tracks press freedoms across the world.\nPolice Reform and Monitoring # 8 Can\u0026rsquo;t Wait - 8 Cant Wait is a campaign to bring immediate change to police departments by encouraging the adoption of 8 specific policies.\nAdopt a Cop - Adopt A Cop BJJ is a nonprofit, donation based program and registered 501(c)3 that allows active duty patrolling police officers around the country to train at any Adopt A Cop BJJ affiliated academy and will pay 100% of the officer’s membership until they reach the rank of Blue belt. Blue belt is the second ranked belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and on average it takes around 12 to 18 months to obtain. Police officers are much less likely to both get injured and to injure suspects if they are trained in BJJ as evidenced by this Case Study.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nOpen-archive - App for saving and sharing files for whistleblowers and videos of police etc\nThick Red Line - A project of Art of Liberty, TRL is an effort to restore respect for law enforcement by abolishing victimless crime.\nWashingtonPost Police Shootings Database - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states\nThink Tanks # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAyn Rand Institute - ARI offers a variety of educational experiences to promote greater understanding of Ayn Rand’s philosophy and, through the writing and speaking of our experts, advocates her principles of reason, rational self-interest and laissez-faire capitalism. ARI also often takes a more Blue pilled perspective and does not generally follow Anarchist ideas, as it advocates for a one world government, based on the principles of logic and reason.\nArt of Liberty - A small think tank that exposes the Illegitimacy and Criminality of “Government” while Making the Voluntaryist Case for Free Markets, REAL Freedom and Peace.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow Institute works to promote the ideas of privacy in the world.\nThe Cato Institute - Founded in 1977 by Ed Crane, Murray Rothbard and Charles Koch. Cato is one of the oldest and largest libertarian think tanks in America. Cato has published great research and information since its inception. Cato has been criticized at times for often taking very pragmatic criticisms of the state and sometimes making the libertarian defense of state activities. Often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nThe Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) - FEE\u0026rsquo;s popular digital content and in-person programs turn complex ideas into practical tools for living your best life and making the world a better place. Fee covers a wide range of issues across the entire political spectrum, while always exposing government crimes and failures.\nThe Future of Freedom Foundation - The Future of Freedom Foundation is a tax-exempt, non-profit educational foundation whose mission is to present an uncompromising moral, philosophical, and economic case for the free society.\nThe Mises Institute - The premium think tank for all things liberty. Founded in 1982 by Anarcho-capitalism Lew Rockwell, largely to push the ideas of economist Murray Rothbard following his split with the Cato Institute. The Mises institute has been one of the biggest and most consistent voices for all things liberty including: Antiwar, Austrian economics, Sound Money, Police Reform, Secession, Book Publishing and so much more.\nThe Reason Foundation - Reason Foundation advances a free society by developing, applying, and promoting libertarian principles, including individual liberty, free markets, and the rule of law. We use journalism and public policy research to influence the frameworks and actions of policymakers, journalists, and opinion leaders. Reason also publishes Reason Magazine and hosts the SOHO Debate Forum. Much like Cato Reason often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nWhistle Blowing # Aim - Undercover citizen journalism, mostly focused on American schools.\nCryptome - One of the primary inspirations for Wikileaks, Cryptome has been offering a leaking platform to the world since 1996 and still runs today. Founded by John Young.\nEFF Surveillance Self-Defense - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\nGlobal Leaks - Whistleblowing Solutions Impresa Sociale S.r.l. (WBS) is an innovative social enterprise that carries out research and development to support whistleblowers and the fight against corruption. It was founded in 2016 to guarantee the economic sustainability of the GlobaLeaks project, through taking care of the growing number of requests for assistance, maintenance and custom deployment. WBS hosts the development activities and coordinates the community efforts. Global leaks provides its own open source tool for whistleblowers.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nO\u0026rsquo;keefe Media Group - Following the ousting of James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe from Project Veritas, O\u0026rsquo;Keefe Media group was founded to present another opportunity for whistle blowing and citizen journalism. OKM provides training and supplies for Citizen journalists.\nProject Veritas - Founded in 2010 by James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe, Project Veritas picked up much of the leaking slack following Wikileakss decrease in output. Often slandered as a far right group, Project Veritas has leaked many of the biggest stories since its inception. Project Veritas was and is largely known for using undercover cameras to expost stories.\nTruth in Media - Not a whistleblowing organization perse, however TIM is known for doing in depth inclusive stories reputably with strong reliable sources and without sensationalism. TIM focuses on stories that most media ignores. Founded by Journalist Ben Swann.\nWikiLeaks - Founded in 2006 by Julian Assange. Wikileaks was the the primary source for leaking of highly secret corporate and government data. Wikileaks worked to protect its leakers by employing the use of PGP and TOR. While largely inactive since the arrest of its founder Julian Assange in 2019, Wikileaks archives are still an important repository of leaked data.\nWizSafe Journalist Privacy Guide - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\n"},{"id":14,"href":"/osint/","title":"OSINT","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Nothing has such power to broaden the mind as the ability to investigate systematically and truly all that comes under thy observation in life.\u0026rdquo; - Marcus Aurelius\nOpen Source Intelligence tools can be used to find information of all types. This can be useful in furthering your understanding of both offensive and defensive practices by finding information for anything and everything. OSINT is the direct inverse of open source privacy tools. OSINT can be used for nefarious purposes in some cases, but OSINT itself does not directly include the concept of hacking. OSINT only aims to find legally available public information. OSINT has tremendous use in regards to education and finding information about corporations, politicians and good journalism. These tools can also be used to help you understand your own privacy exposure as well. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAI (Artificial Intelligence) Tools # Art Generators # Albus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAnimate Anyone - App that allows you to take a static image or photo and create videos of movement based on the people or characters in those photos.\nDall E - DALL·E 2 is an AI system that can create realistic images and art from a description in natural language. Made by Open Ai. Closed source.\nDreamstudio.ai - AI Art Generation.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGemini - Formerly known as Bard. Google\u0026rsquo;s AI alternative to Chat GPT. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias, including filtering your text prompts through a DEI and social justice lens.\nLumiere - A Space-Time Diffusion Model for Video Generation. Made by Google, closed source. Create video from word prompts or pictures. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias.\nMagic Animate - Magic Animate is an open source project that allows you to produces an animated video from a single image and a motion video.\nMid Journey - Mid Journey is an independent research lab exploring new mediums of thought and expanding the imaginative powers of the human species. Requires the unencrypted messaging app Discord for image generation.\nOpen AI Sora - Sora can generate videos up to a minute long while maintaining visual quality and adherence to the user’s prompt. Closed source.\nFreedom and Privacy AI Tools # AI Unchained - Podcast by freedom advocate and bitcoin educator Guy Swann. Follow the newest updates in the AI industry to become more sovereign and efficient by utilizing cutting edge tools.\nAlex AI - Energy and Climate Chatbot. Built by Alex Epstein, an advocate of Freedom and Fossil Fuels. Iphone Only.\nGab AI - Chat GPT alternative and image generator by conservative Social Media company GAB.\nGATgpt - A LLM model like Chat GPT but specifically for gun printing and all things gun related. Built by Cody Wilson.\nLibertAI - Decentralized privacy focused AI.\nUnleashed Chat - AI chatbot service designed with real privacy in mind. It stands out with its live Nostr data querying and advanced context embedding capabilities. It allows for Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network, for privacy and speed. The platform employs the latest Open Source models, prioritizing uncensored options.\nVenice - Venice is an open source alternative to Chat GPT. With built in features for code prompts and Stable Diffusion, Venice does not censor or spy on you. Launched by freedom advocate and crypto pioneer Erik Voorhees.\nGeneral AI Tools # AI or Not - Need to verify if images are AI generated? Here\u0026rsquo;s a project that can identify images from Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Dall-E, GAN and more.\nAIXploira - Access the largest list of top-quality AI tools available on the web.\nAlbus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAwesome GPT - List of dozens of GPT style LLMs.\nEsperanto.ai - Esperanto delivers high-performance, energy-efficient computing solutions that are the compelling choice for the most demanding AI and non-AI applications.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGPT4all - Self Hosted GPT Alternative.\nHuggingface.co - Open Source CHAT GPT Alternative.\nLM Studio - LM Studio lets you discover, download, and run local LLMs entirely offline.\nMaxAI.me - Chrome extension that lets you utilize AI on different sites.\nParse Prompt - Convert and summarize podcast episodes, audio clips, web-pages, and YouTube into AI-generated content.\nAttack Surface # BynaryEdge - We scan the web and gather data for you.\nCensys - Attack Surface Management Solutions.\nCriminalip.io - Cyber Threat Intelligence Search Engine and Attack Surface Management (ASM) platform.\nRedHunt Labs - Discover your Attack Surface, Continuously.\nSecurityTrails - The Total Internet Inventory.\nBug Hunting # Bug Bounty writeups - Detailed breakdowns of all sorts of different types of attacks.\nBughunter-handbook - A list of resources that will help bug bounty hunters with resources that are useful during their bug bounty journey.\nCertificates # CertSpotter - Monitors your domains for expiring, unauthorized, and invalid SSL certificates.\nCensys - Certificates - Certificates Search.\nCrt.sh - Certificate Search.\nCTSearch - Certificate Transparency Search Tool.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nTLS.BufferOver.run - Quickly find certificates in IPv4 space.\nCredentials # Check your email accounts to find associated accounts with breached companies.\nBreachdirectory.org - Check if your information was exposed in a data breach.\nCrackstation.net - Massive pre-computed lookup (Rainbow) tables to crack password hashes.\nDehashed - Free deep-web scans and protection against credential leaks, Takes Monero for Premium accounts.\nHackcheck - Hackcheck is a data breach search engine that makes checking the integrity of your data easy and flexible cheap! They currently offer several lightning fast queries to search through our billions of records with. The queries they offer are email, password, username, name, IP address, phone number, and domain name.\nHave I Been Pwned - Check if your email or phone is in a data breach.\nHaveibeensold.app - App that checks who is selling your data. Currently down.\nIntelx - Needs an account for most dumps, but shows accounts and password associated with on different sites.\nLeak-Lookup - Search across thousands of data breaches to find you compromised data - Requires an account for full results. Cheap prices and accepts Monero.\nLeakCheck.io - Make sure your credentials haven\u0026rsquo;t been compromised.\nLeakix - Identify public data leaks.\nMozilla Monitor - Stay safe with privacy tools from the makers of Firefox that protect you from hackers and companies that publish and sell your personal information. We’ll alert you of any known data breaches, find and remove your exposed info and continually watch for new exposures.\nSnusbase - Stay on top of the latest database breaches.\nSpycloud.com - More in Depth than haveIbeenpwned. Requires an account.\nCode Search Engines # GitHub Code Search - A search engine for searching projects on GitHub.\nGrep.app - Search across a half million git repos.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nNerdyData - Find companies based on their website\u0026rsquo;s tech stack or code.\nPublicwww.com - Source Code Search Engine. Find any alphanumeric snippet, signature or keyword in the web pages HTML, JS and CSS code.\nRepoSearch - Source code search engine that helps you find implementation details, example usages or just analyze code.\nSearchCode - Search 75 billion lines of code from 40 million projects.\nSourceGraph - Understand and search across your entire codebase.\nData Retention # Archive.org - The biggest site for internet website archives.\nDessant - A web extension for pulling data from archived sites.\nInteltechniques - A guide to manually remove your data from archive sites.\nMemento Time Travel - Memento TimeTravel is built using the archive.today API, and can thus be utilized as an upgraded internet archive product. It offers web users with an easy-to-use design.\nPagefreezer.com - PageFreezer is an alternative to the Wayback machine which utilizes Google-like crawling technology. The screenshots are taken using a fully automated operation.\nTubeRipper - An app that lets you rip or download videos from most platforms.\nWebcite - WebCite differs from the Wayback Machine by providing the sort of detailed snapshots of author-cited references requested by publishers, editors, and readers.\nDevice Information # Macaddress.io - MAC address vendor lookup.\nMaclookup.app - Find the vendor name of a device by entering an OUI or a MAC address.\nMacvendors.com - Find MAC Address Vendors. Now.\nMAC Vendor Lookup - Look up the vendor for a specific MAC Address.\nDNS # Chaos - Enhance research and analyse changes around DNS for better insights.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing.\nDNSDumpster - DNS recon \u0026amp; research, find \u0026amp; lookup DNS records.\nDNShistory.org - Domain Name System Historical Record Archive.\nDNSdb - Passive DNS historical database.\nDNSviz - Tool for visualizing the status of a DNS zone.\nDNSTwister - The anti-phishing domain name search engine and DNS monitoring service.\nDnslytics - The ultimate online investigation tool for DNS and other internet data.\nHackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nPassivedns.mnemonic.no - Web interface for querying passive DNS data collected in our malware lab.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nRapidDNS - DNS query tool which make querying - subdomains or sites of a same IP easy.\nDomains # Buckets.grayhatwarfare.com - Public buckets.\nBuiltWith - Find out what websites are Built With.\nCentralOps - DomainDossier - Investigate domains and IP addresses.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing!\nDomainIQ - Comprehensive Domain Intelligence.\nGrayhatwarfare.com - domains - How to search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nIPInfo - Provides your WAN or Public IP address.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nPentest-tools.com - Discover subdomains and determine the attack surface of an organization.\nRiddler - Allows you to search in a high quality dataset.\nRobTex - Various kinds of research of IP numbers, Domain names, etc.\nSecurityheaders.com - Scan your site now.\nSimilarweb.com - The easiest and fastest tool to find out what\u0026rsquo;s really going on online.\nSitereport.netcraft.com - Find out the infrastructure and technologies used by any site.\nSpyonweb.com - Find out related websites.\nStatscrop.com - Millions of amazing websites across the web are being analyzed with StatsCrop.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVisualsitemapper.com - Create a visual map of your site.\nWho.is - WHOIS Search, Domain Name, Website, and IP Tools.\nWhois.domaintools.com - Industry’s fastest domain discovery engine and broadest, most accurate data.\nWhoisology.com - Deep Connections Between Domain Names \u0026amp; Their Owners.\nExploits # 0day.today - The ultimate database of exploits and vulnerabilities.\nExploit-DB - An Exploit Database.\npacketstormsecurity.com - Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers.\nRapid7 - DB - A vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSploitus - A convenient central place for identifying the newest exploits.\nVulmon - A vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nFacial Recognition # Pimeyes - The gold Standard in facial recognition search, while prioritizing privacy. Focused Search Engines # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Correlate – Google Trends Correlate can help you identify search patterns that correlate with real-world trends. It can be used to identify search patterns that are similar to one another. For example, you could use the tool to find out if there is a link between new legislation and gun sales (at least in terms of the search volume related to the two topics).\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nGrabify - Grabify is a free web-based IP grabbing/URL shortening tool. (IP grabbing just as it implies simply means getting/grabbing peoples IP addresses.) This can be used to get location/IP data from potential attackers.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nIPGeo - IpGeo is a python tool to extract IP addresses from captured network traffic file (pcap/pcapng) and generate csv report containing details about the geolocation of each ip in the packets.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMillion Short – Million Short has an interesting approach to searching for information online. The interface is generally similar to a typical search engine. However, you can sort and filter the results in a number of ways. Examples include popularity, eCommerce, live chat, date, location, and others. Also, it automatically pulls out the top sites that usually occupy the top spots in any search result (e.g. Amazon.com, eBay, YouTube, etc.)\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nMention - A service that lets you track any code words across social media platforms. Paid service.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOSSDatabase - OSS DATABASE is a crowdsourced database of Open Source software. Their goal is to make it easy to look for open source alternatives and compare them with their proprietary peers.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPulsedive - A search engine for devices connected to the internet.\nPublic API\u0026rsquo;s - A list of several different API\u0026rsquo;s that are free to use for data pulling.\nPublicData.com - PublicData.com is the number one resource for public records from local, state, and federal agencies.\nProwl - A free IP search \u0026amp; identifications of IoC and IoA.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nSearch by Image - Tool to reverse image search docs, only works in Chromium based browsers.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nShodan – A search engine and network security tool for the internet of things. It finds devices on the internet like web servers, webcams, appliances, traffic lights, and even power plants.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTalkWalkerAlerts – TalkWalkerAlerts is a great alternative to Google Alerts because, in addition to monitoring the web for certain keywords, it monitors social media, blogs, and forums as well. This can be helpful if you need to find mentions of someone’s name or business across the web. Free and paid options.\nTorSearch - A TOR search engine for websites hosted on TOR (The Darknet).\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nTinyEye - A reverse image search.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nGeolocation # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nMail Addresses # Centralops - Email, Whois, DNS search info.\nEmailHippo - Email address verification technology.\nEmail-format.com - Find the email address formats in use at thousands of companies.\nHunter.io - Find professional email addresses in seconds.\nIntelligenceX - Search engine and data archive. Finds public personal information from data brokers.\nMelissa - Emailcheck - Check email addresses and verify they are live.\nMXToolbox - Check your email headers.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nReacher.email - Open-Source Email Verification.\nRocketReach - Your first-degree connection to any professional.\nskymem.info - Find email addresses of companies and people.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nThatsThem - Reverse email lookup.\nverify-email.org - Checks whether the mailbox exists or not.\nVoilaNorbert - I can find anyone\u0026rsquo;s email address.\nOSINT Lists # About.start.me - OSINT Dashboard to combine different OSINT tools.\nAwesome-Osint - A curated list of amazingly awesome open source intelligence tools and resources.\nFacebook Email Search - A simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFreedomlab.io - FreedomLab is a virtual gathering place for human rights defenders. Here you will find a repository of training materials, tutorials, and digital tools, all tailored to your needs and requirements. We hope you will learn about tools, experiences, advocacy and fundraising strategies, as well as knowledge and skills related to security. Through support and collaboration, human rights defenders increase their capacity to monitor and report, seek redress, and advocate for the promotion of human rights.\nFull OSINT - Full OSINT focused on the most popular web-based Open Source Intelligence and Cybersecurity Tools.\nHacker Search Engines - Long list of OSINT Tools.\nInteltechniques Tools - Dozens of tools available from Michael Bazzels website.\nOstintFramework - Terrific list. Layout is a bit strange can be annoying to navigate.\nOsint-jobs.com - Job board and education research.\nOsintcurio.us - The OSINT Curious Project was a source of quality, actionable, Open Source Intelligence news, original blogs, instructional videos, and live streams. We tried to keep people curious about exploring web applications for bits of information or trying out new techniques to access important OSINT data.\nOsintool.com - List of multiple tools with install instructions.\nOsintdojo.com - A giant list of OSINT resources.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nSociallinks.io - Everything you need to navigate the OSINT world, gain deeper insights, and enhance investigations.\nSocial-Analyzer - API, CLI \u0026amp; Web App for analyzing \u0026amp; finding a person’s profile across social media websites. It includes different string analysis and detection modules, you can choose which combination of modules to use during the investigation process.\nSpiderFoot - SpiderFoot is an open-source OSINT tool with 200+ modules for gathering information on target organizations, domains and IP addresses, networks, emails, and usernames. It offers automation capabilities for routine OSINT tasks like DNS queries, threat intelligence checks, breach detection, WHOIS lookups, and more.\nstart.me - Another Giant list of all sorts of tools.\nTCM-Open-Source-Intellingence-Resources - Compilation of Resources from TCM\u0026rsquo;s OSINT Course.\nX-osint - An Open source intelligent framework ie an osint tool which gathers valid information about a phone number, user’s email address, perform VIN Osint, and reverse, perform subdomain enumeration, able to find email from a name, and so much more.\nSecurity Focused Tools # 2fA.Directory - List of companies that use 2FA in America. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\n2fA.Directory.International - List of companies that use 2FA Internationally. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nBest Randoms - Random information generator for huge amount of categories.\nDmarc and SPF Checkers - A site Dmarc, SPF and DKIM are Email security settings that protect your email account from being spoofed or faked. This tool scores your domain to see how difficult it would be to spoof. ^1^\nDNS checker and port scanner - A site to check open ports, DNS SPF records and much more on your own internal server.\nEfani - Test your Phone number public connections to see your total phone exposure.\nEmail Rep - App that lets you check the known reputability of any email address and domain.\nEnd Of Life - Tracks closely software updates, and EOL status for a massive list of software. Need to figure out how long your new phone will be supported? They have you covered.\nExiftool - A tool let’s you pull metadata info from a wide range of file types.\nHudson Rock - Free tools to check for compromised corporate accounts.\nHowsecureismypassword - A site to test the security and the Bruce Force difficulty of your password.\nImmuniweb - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server or servers. Checks SSL status of multiple different types of applications. Also checks compliance with frameworks such as PCI, HIPAA and NIST.\nIp Quality Score - An app to check your IP, Email and Fraud prevention. Also allows for verifying Tor and VPN connectivity and much more.\nPolisis - Polisis gives you a glimpse of what websites actually say in their privacy policies.\nPrivacy Parrot - A search engine that helps determine if a website can sell your personal information.\nScamDoctor - Project that tracks known scam websites and use an algorithm to determine likelihood of other scams.\nSecurity Headers - A site to check the security headers of your own self-hosted server to check your exposure to attacks like XSS, Clickjacking and more.\nShieldsup - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Run by Steve Gibson of the SecurityNow Podcast and Spinrite data recovery application.\nSSL LABS - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Specifically looks at TLS config and hash algorithm of your website.\nTiny-check - A piece of software that scans your phone to check for unauthorized monitoring apps unknowingly installed.\nTOSBack (Terms of Service) - A website that reads back other website terms of service and puts it into a simple and easy to read summary.\nTraceLabs - An OSINT service that helps find missing people.\nVirus Total - Scan files, hashes and URLs to run them against a database of known compromised software. Extremely useful when evaluating new suspicious files or programs.\nW3Techs - Large list that tracks software utilization across industries. Find metrics based around software markets share.\nServers # FOFA - Cyberspace mapping.\nGreyNoise - The source for understanding internet noise.\nNatlas - Scaling Network Scanning.\nNetlas.io - Discover, Research and Monitor any Assets Available Online.\nOnyphe.io - Cyber Defense Search Engine for open-source and cyber threat intelligence data.\nZoomEye - Global cyberspace mapping.\nSocial Media Tools # Discord # Discord OSINT Attack Surface - Description of Discord\u0026rsquo;s attack surface.\nDiscord Snowflake to Timestamp Converter - Pulls Discord message timestamps.\nDiscordBee - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDiscordServers Search - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDutch OSINT Guy Discord Resources - OSINT Discord resources that may be useful for searching or pivoting on Discord.\nFacebook # Einvestigator.com - Facebook Search Tools and Resources.\nFacebook Email Search - Is a simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFB People Directory - Is a native tool built by Facebook so you can, as its name suggests, search their people directory. It’s super useful and one of the easiest tools to use when you’re looking for someone.\nPassive DNS - Technology allows you to investigate everything you can imagine about any organization or company in the world, way beyond a simple citizen profile. Let’s see it in action for facebook.com.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nToolzu.com - A platform for Facebook video downloading.\nGab # Gab OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGab OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tool for creating Bookmarklet.\nGab OSINT Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB ^1^\nGeneral Social Media Tools # Sherlock - Finds all usernames across 300 different social media platforms.\nSocialBlade - Real Time follower/subscriber counter for Youtube, Twitch, Instagram and Twitter.\nStories Down - Guide for several different platforms.\nGettr # Gettr OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGettr OSINT Investigations Tips \u0026amp; Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB.\nInstagram # Gramho - Identifying Followers of a Private Instagram Profile.\nInstahunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Instagram posts.\nInstagram OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Instagram.\nPicuki - View, edit and share your publicly available Instagram content.\nLinkedIn # Epieos LinkedIn Tool - Retrieve information linked to an email address.\nHow to conduct OSINT on Linkedin - List of tactics and strategies.\nLinkedIn OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the LinkedIn attack surface.\nLinkedIn OSINT Bookmarket Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part I - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part II - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nNew LinkedIn Search Features - Guide on search functions in LinkedIn.\nPinterest # Aware Online - List of tactics and strategies.\nPinterest OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Pinterest attack surface.\nReddit # Rdddeck - Creates Reddit decks.\nReddit OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Reddit attack surface.\nReddit OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nReddit OSINT Techniques - List of Osint tools and tactics for Reddit.\nUnddit - App that lets you display removed (by mods) and deleted (by users) comments/posts for Reddit.\nSkype # Skype OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Skype attack surface.\nSkypli - Skype search engine.\nSnapchat # Snapchat OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Snapchat attack surface.\nSnap Map - Watch Snaps submitted by Snapchatters around the world.\nTelegram # Awesome Telegram OSINT - Massive list of Telegram Tools.\nTelegram Analytics - Telegram channels and groups catalog in addition chat monitoring.\nTelegram Database - Telegram Search Engine.\nTikTok # TikTok OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the TikTok attack surface.\nTikTok OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate TikTok investigations.\nVidnice - TikTok search engine.\nTumblr # Tumblr OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Tumbler attack surface.\nTumblr OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate Tumblr investigations.\nTumblr OSINT Techniques - Breakdown of many tactics and techniques for OSINT on Tumblr.\nTwitter/X.com # Birdhunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Twitter posts.\nBot Sentinel - Helps you find and block trolls and fake Twitter accounts.\nFoller.me - Free people search engine finds social media profiles, public records, and more!\nNitter - Access Twitter through a privacy front end without an account.\nTinfoleak - Search for Twitter users leaks.\nTweet Beaver - If you’re doing research that involves a Twitter user, TweetBeaver is a great resource. Use it for things like downloading a user’s friends list, downloading a user’s followers list, checking to see if two accounts follow one another, and much more.\nTweetdeck - TweetDeck offers a more convenient Twitter experience by letting you view multiple timelines in one easy interface. It includes a host of advanced features to help get the most of Twitter: Manage multiple Twitter accounts, schedule Tweets for posting in the future, build Tweet collections, and more.\nTwitter OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Twitter attack surface.\nSpoonbill - Spoonbill lets you see profile changes from the people you follow on Twitter or other social networks.\nTrendsmap - Tracks hashtag trends by location.\nTweeterID - Pull your Twitter user ID.\nGetvidfy.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nSavetweetvid.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nURLs # HackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nMOZ Link Explorer - The world\u0026rsquo;s best backlink checker with over 40 trillion links.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nShorteners.grayhatwarfare.com - Search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nURLScan - A sandbox for the web.\nVehicles # Autocheck - Search by Vin or License Plate. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nFaxvin - Search by Vin. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nLicensesearch.org - Can be used to search License plates and Drivers licenses for a fee.\nSkipTracer - Python-based search engine program, that searches lots of different categories, Name, email, phone etc. In particular you can search License Plate info which is the most unique feature of this app.\nVehicle-OSINT-Collection - A comprehensive list of websites, add-ons, repositories, and other tools useful for finding information on a target vehicle ^2^\nVulnerabilities # Aqua Vulnerability Database - Vulnerabilities and weaknesses in open source applications and cloud native infrastructure.\nCapec.Mitre.org - A site that tracks common attack patterns.\nCloudvulndb.org - The Open Cloud Vulnerability \u0026amp; Security Issue Database.\nCVEDetails - The ultimate security vulnerability datasource.\nCVE.org - Another site that tracks identifies defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nGitHub Advisory Database - Security vulnerability database inclusive of CVEs and GitHub originated security advisories.\nLibraries.io - Open source package tracker.\nMITRE CVE - Another site that identifies, defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nMitre.org - A site that tracks common weaknesses across all software.\nNIST NVD - The National Vulnerability Database, that lists known threats and vulnerabilities.\nOssindex.sonatype.org - A free catalogue of open source components and scanning tools to help developers identify vulnerabilities, understand risk, and keep their software safe.\nOpencve.io - Easiest way to track CVE updates and be alerted about new vulnerabilities.\nOsv.dev - Open Source Vulnerability tracker.\nRapid7 - DB - Vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSecurity.snyk.io - Open Source Vulnerability Database.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVulDB - Number one vulnerability database.\nVulmon - Vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nVulners.com - Your Search Engine for Security Intelligence.\nVulnIQ - Vulnerability intelligence and management solution.\nWifi Discovery and Scanning # Acrylic WiFi - WiFi analysis, site survey \u0026amp; troubleshooting.\nAvast Wi-Fi Finder - Avast Wi-Fi Finder is an app to help you find free WiFi networks around you. Just check the map and take a look at the different points that show up. Tapping one of them gives you more information: the name of the network, whether it requires a password, etc.\nFree WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nNetwork Tools - Phone App for tracking all sorts of network metrics.\nOpen WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nWiFinder -\n"},{"id":15,"href":"/political-tools/","title":"Political","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;He knows nothing and thinks he knows everything. That points clearly to a political career.\u0026rdquo; -George Bernard Shaw\nHere at Liberty Tools we believe in looking at alternatives to electoral politics. We believe that in terms of advancing freedom electoral politics has mostly been a lost battle, or very often is actually counter productive. However we do have great respect for anyone who is trying to advance freedom as part of the political process, and continuing in the footsteps of the great politicians such as Ron Paul.\n🏛️ Find Representatives \u0026amp; Voting Info # Govtrack – Look up your Congressional representatives and their voting records. Vote.org – Polling Place Locator – Find out where to vote. Ballotpedia – Discover open races, ballot measures, candidate info, and more. IV3 – Verify your voter roll info, report inaccuracies, and track updates. 💵 Money in Politics # Opensecrets – Follow campaign finance and lobbying data. ALLRegreen – Track campaign contributions by industry and individual donors. Follow The Crypto – See cryptocurrency donations to politicians. Check My Donation – Check if your name has been used fraudulently in political donations. 📊 Government Transparency \u0026amp; Spending # Open the Books – Audit government spending at federal, state, and local levels. Data Republican – Explore federal grant allocations, charity, and NGO funding. DogeAI - A new AI project trying to expose political corruption. 🏢 Political Appointees \u0026amp; Local Involvement # OurPublicService.org – Appointee Tracker – Track political appointees in federal positions. Run Locally – Libertarian Party initiative to support local candidates. "},{"id":16,"href":"/privacy/","title":"Privacy","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The Cypherpunks are actively engaged in making the networks safer for privacy. Let us proceed together apace. Onward\u0026rdquo; - Eric Hughes\nPrivacy is a fundamental tenet of a free society. Corporations and governments are gathering data at record rates and will happily sell it to the highest bidder. In the era of social media, doxxing, twitter mobs and rising crime, take back your privacy to protect yourself and your family.\nAll in one Privacy Solutions # Cloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Cloaked is not Open Source. Though they do plan to open source their project in the future. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nMySudo - All in one privacy solution. MySudo offers services for phones, profiles, emails, virtual credit cards and more. MySudo doesnt always work well on non Android OSes like Calyx and you often need a google supported phone for activation, but once you activate it, it should work fine on Graphene.\nBrowsers # Brave - From the original creators of Firefox, Brave aims to use maximum privacy as a default. With ad blocking, phishing blocking, fingerprint and cookie blocking all enabled by default. Brave does offer ad payments in its own crypto token BAT, which has drawn some criticism from privacy advocates - In Depth Review\nDecentr - Brand new blockchain-based browser. Pays out in their own token for browsing search, much like Brave.\nFirefox - Firefox has a long-established history of competing with the most well-known browsers as the longest-serving open-source alternative. However, due to recent changes by Firefox in order to gain more revenue, we NO longer recommend them. Check out more here.\nLibreWolf - LibreWolf is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks.\nMullvad Browser - The Mullvad Browser is a privacy-focused web browser developed in a collaboration between Mullvad VPN and the Tor Project. It’s designed to minimize tracking and fingerprinting. You could say it’s a Tor Browser to use without the Tor Network. Instead, you can use it with a trustworthy VPN. The idea is to provide one more alternative – beside the Tor Network – to browse the internet with more privacy. To get as many people as possible to fight the big data gathering of today. To free the internet from mass surveillance.\nPrivacy Tests - In-depth comparison of browser privacy.\nTor Browser - Tor Browser is your choice if you need an extra layer of anonymity. It\u0026rsquo;s a modified version of Firefox, which comes with pre-installed privacy add-ons, encryption, and an advanced proxy. It\u0026rsquo;s not recommended to install additional browser addons. Plugins or addons may bypass Tor or compromise your privacy. While TOR is the best in privacy, it is also notoriously slow.\nWaterfox - Waterfox is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks. Not quite as private as something like LibreWolf, but makes up for it in speed and functionality.\nBrowser Exposure Checks # Cover Your Tracks and EFF Tool - A project from the EFF. Cover Your Tracks is two things: a tool for users to understand how unique and identifiable their browser makes them online, and a research project to uncover the tools and techniques of online trackers and test the efficacy of privacy add-ons. In Depth Breakdown and Review\nIpleak - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDNSLeaktest - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDeviceInfo - Checks computer hardware and software specs\nAm I Unique -Checks your IP and browser public info.\nBlacklight- Check third party trackers\nBrowserspy - When you surf around the internet your browser leaves behind a trail of digital footprints. Websites can use these footprints to check your system. BrowserSpy.dk is a service where you can check just what information it\u0026rsquo;s possible to gather from your system, just by visiting a website.\nPrivacy.net - What information can a website find out about you when you visit it? A lot more than you probably realize. This tool lists information that any website, advertisement, and widget can collect from your web browser. Such information could be used to identify you and/or track your behavior using tactics like IP lookups and browser fingerprinting. While none of this may be considered personally identifiable information (PII), the profile drawn from all these pieces of information can be so distinct that it can only plausibly match a single person.\nPersonaldata.info - Check what data your browser is leaking, and other tools.\nBrowser Extensions # AdNauseam - Extension that randomly opens ads to obfuscate tracking.\nBypass Paywalls - App that lets you get past paywalls to view otherwise paid content.\nCanvas Fingerprint Defender - Creates fake Canvas IDs to prevent fingerprinting.\nClear Browsing Data - Clear browsing data like cookies, history, and cache directly from the browser toolbar.\nDissenter - Browser extension that allows you to comment on any web page free of censorship.\nGoogle Teller - App that beeps every time a connection with Google is made.\nHTTPS Everywhere - Encrypts your communications with many major websites, making your browsing more secure.\nLibRedirect - Redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends like Newpipe, Nitter, Wikiless, etc.\nLocalCDN - Emulates Content Delivery Networks to improve your online privacy by intercepting traffic and injecting supported resources locally.\nMailvelope - Privacy-focused email web extension to securely encrypt your emails with PGP using webmail providers.\nMozilla Containers - Allows you to separate your browsing experience into different color-coded tabs to help protect your privacy.\nNoScript - Allows JavaScript and other potentially harmful content to be executed only by trusted websites of your choice.\nPrivacy Badger - Stops advertisers and trackers from secretly tracking where you go and what pages you look at on the web.\nPrivacy Possum - Monkey wrenches common commercial tracking methods by reducing and falsifying the data gathered by tracking companies.\nSnowFlake - Helps people in censored countries access the Internet without restrictions by acting as a proxy.\nTerms of Service; Didn\u0026rsquo;t Read - Provides short and quick summaries about the terms and privacy policies of websites you browse.\nTrackMeNot - Protects privacy in web-search by issuing randomized queries to common search engines.\nuBlock Origin - Free, open-source ad content blocker that increases security and privacy in your browser.\nWatch on Odysee - Redirects you from YouTube to Odysee, a decentralized YouTube alternative.\nComputers # Computer Manufacturers # Purism - Open Source company. Makes Open Source Laptops, Phones and Servers. Partners with other liberty focused companies like Start 9. Accepts Bitcoin as a method of payment. Also offers a private phone data plan. Shipping is known to be very slow in some cases. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nStarLabs - A computer company that sells a wide range of linux computers that come preconfigured with multiple different distros. Also includes a linux based tablet. Accepts Bitcoin\nSystem76 - Well known American Linux Company. Developed and pioneered Pop-OS operating system, A user friendly Ubuntu/Debian Fork.\nTuxedoComputers - High quality Linux focused computers. German company, only communicates in German.\nComputer Operating Systems # CNIX - A simple Linux distro that puts privacy first, but it\u0026rsquo;s much less intense than TAILS or QUBES.\nDistro Watch - Distro Watch tracks and rates all Linux Operating systems.\nLinuxMint - Linux distro for beginners.\nPop!_OS - Ubuntu Fork built by a dedicated Linux Hardware Company System76. Pop!_OS is one of the easiest and cleanest Linux distros around.\nQubesOS - a privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. Qubes requires a bit more hardware as it runs several virtual machines to segregate your applications to better ensure your privacy.\nReactOS - An Open Source OS designed to mimic the Windows file system.\nTAILS - A privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. With TAILS all traffic is routed through TOR and all of your data is deleted as soon as the computer is turned off.\nUbuntu - The long term gold standard for beginner Linux users.\nData Removal # AccountKiller- Website that helps you find and delete a wide range of old accounts across multiple platforms through specific account/platform targeting.\nCreditFreeze- Freeze your Credit in the event of a data breach\nCyberOneIntel - CyberOneIIntel claims to find what other services can\u0026rsquo;t - including social media accounts, employment history, dating profiles, gaming profiles, dark web credential breaches, indexed search engine occurrences, and much more.\nData Broker Opt Out List - massive list of data sites to opt out of manually.\nData Brokers List - Links to purge your data manually from data brokers\nData Opt Out - Links to requests to manually delete data from multiple websites and platforms.\nDeleteMe - Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. In Depth Discussion\nEasyOptOuts - Cheap service to remove your accounts from Data Brokers\nHacked - Paid service that helps you recover from hacks and exposed personal data. Service can help with deleting videos or images from website or social media platforms. Service can also help you recover hacked accounts if you have lost access.\nJustDeleteMe - A directory of direct links to delete your account from web services. If you would like to delete a wide range of your accounts manually, JustDeleteMe can link you directly to the section of page where you can easily delete your account.\nMyDataRemoval - Another competitor for purging personal information, Name, Home address etc. Review\nOneRep - Alternative to DeleteMe. Offers a free trial and more deletion services but does have some negative reviews. One Rep is known for automating this process and not using employee manual checks. In Depth Review\nOptery - Removes Your Home Address, Phone and Other Private Info from Google, and 220+ Sites Review\nRedact - App that will delete your social media presence including specific comments and posts on multiple platforms. Includes FB, Reddit, Discord, Twitter etc…\nRemove Data from web Archive - Guide to remove your data from archive sites\nSayMine- Automated service that pulls your emails to find accounts created and sends them emails for data removal request. Be careful though, as this can sometimes cause you to send information to companies that you may have received emails from, but do not actually have an account with and thus actually giving them more information than they had in the first place. Saymine also offers corporate privacy services.\nDead Mans Switch # BqETH - BeQth is a trustless dead mans switch based on the Polygon network, an Ethereum Layer 2. BeQth lets you create a smart contract on the polygon blockchain that will send out our secret data via email to whoever you wish after an allotted amount of time. Transactions are all encrypted and totally on chain. Users can essentially mine the algorithm to unlock secret keys by the allotted time, essentially allowing for users to mine secrets. Does not require KYC. CipherWill - A non crypto based E2E dead mans switch service. Your secrets are encrypted with 256 AES encryption and zero knowledge proofs for the best possible security. Requires basic KYC. Gone Mans Switch - Gone Man\u0026rsquo;s Switch is a simple web application that allows you to create messages that will be delivered when you are absent (gone) for a certain period. Fully Self-hosted and open source. You can schedule long term messages to yourself via Telegram, Email or SMS. Sarcophagus - Similar to BeQTH Sarcophagus is also built on the polygon blockchain. Sarcophagus is decentralized, open-source and DAO owned + operated. They believe bringing dead man\u0026rsquo;s switch functionality to the web3 ecosystem can empower and provide security infrastructure for an entire generation of applications, regardless of their size Email # Email Providers # Email cannot offer the same fundamental privacy of other communication protocols. Use better tools when it matters. Nevertheless, it remains an essential tool in every day life, and the following providers offer excellent privacy.\n10 Minute Mail - Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.- Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.\n33Mail - Unlimited private email aliases.\nBeeble - Encrypted email and data storage. Uses hybrid AED and PGP encryption methods. Uses decentralized server infrastructure.\nFastMail - No free version. In Depth Review.\nLavabit - The company responsible for setting the Seppuku Pledge precedent. Originally used by Edward Snowden, Lavabit refused to give up information on him to the US Government. Lavabit shut down before handing over information and re-opened years later.\nMailbox - Private email with cloud services. In Depth Review.\nMailcow - Self-hosting email isn\u0026rsquo;t recommended, but Mailcow is an application that can help simplify the process. Article on the difficulties with Email.\nMailfence - Encrypted email service based in Belgium.\nMigadu - Email hosting service that doesn\u0026rsquo;t track and lets you add in unlimited domains and accounts for cheap.\nPax Mail - A lesser-known privacy-focused email provider, Pax offers paid-only accounts to provide full email services that do not compromise their values. Specifically created for Freedom lovers. Their values are listed clearly here.\nProtonMail - All data is stored in an encrypted state, and decrypted by the client. Emails between Proton users are end-to-end encrypted. The client-side code is open source. Proton servers are located in Switzerland. Basic accounts are free. Additional storage and features are available through paid plans, which can be paid for in Bitcoin. In-depth review from Restore Privacy.\nTutanota - Similar to Proton, all data is stored in an encrypted state, and emails between users are end-to-end encrypted. Tutanota servers are located in Germany, which is part of the 14 Eyes. Free and paid options available.\nEmail Clients # FairEmail - Fully featured, open source, privacy friendly email app for Android. Uses OpenKeychain to decrypt messages and optionally encrypt messages. Review\nK-9 - Mobile open source email client. Review\nMailSpring - Opensource. Great free email client, works with a variety of email providers. Does not work with Protonmail.\nThunderbird - Thunderbird is a free and open-source cross-platform email client developed by the Mozilla Foundation, the people who are behind the Firefox web browser. Been around for awhile, can be a bit buggy at times.\nEmail Aliases # Abine/Blur - Provides email and Debit card aliases. Albine provides several other options as well. Paid Service offered along with other services. Review\nAnonAddy - Very Similar product to Simple Login. In Depth Review Comparison Review of SL and AA\nFirefox Relay - Free email alias service. Also offers paid phone relay service. Review\nSimple Login - Free cloud services, cheap premium accounts anonymously with Monero. Also offers Self Hosting options.\nFile Encryption # Cryptomator - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nCoze - Coze is an open source cryptographic JSON messaging specification which uses digital signatures to prove identity and ownership over digital files and messages.\nOpenPGP - Lists of several differnt applications that all use the OpenPGP standard.\nPGPTool - Based off the original PGP Alogrithim, PGP tool is a A simple and secure online client-side PGP Key Generator, Encryption and Decryption tool. Generate your PGP Key pairs, encrypt or decrypt messages easily with a few clicks.\nPicoCrypt - Lightweight open source encryption client that’s easy to use, completely free and focuses on only encrypting files and nothing else. Most Encryption apps tend to use AES-256 while Pico uses the new and improved XChaCha20 for encryption. It also uses Argon 2 for key derivation as opposed to SHA for further protection\nVeracrypt - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nFirewalls # Little Snitch - Inbound and Outbound firewall blocking for desktop. MAC OS only.\nOPNsense is a free and open source network FreeBSD-based firewall\nPFSense - Well supported free Open Source network Firewall Software\nPihole - Network wide Ad-Blocker and DNS sinkhole. Can also be used as a DHCP server\nPort Master - Application Firewalls. This program works as a VPN replacement. May break your VPN connection while installed. Works in Linux and Windows.\nSimplewall - Simple Open Source Windows only Firewall\nSnort - Open Source Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)\nInternet Service Providers # FemtoStar - Open Source Satellite internet.\nNomadinternet - Internet for off grid living.\nUkama - A project empowering everyone to build a decentralized cell phone network powered by you to connect the world.\nKillswitches # Buskill - USB ‘dead man’s switch’ locks down (or kills) snatched laptops\nUSBGuard - The USBGuard software framework helps to protect your computer against rogue USB devices (a.k.a. BadUSB) by implementing basic whitelisting and blacklisting capabilities based on device attributes.\nUSBKill - USBKill Python Script allows your computer to lock out if any unapproved USB devices are inserted into your computer. Directly inspired by the arrest of Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht\nMessengers # Bitchat- Launched by Jack Dorsey in 2025, like Briar it uses bluetooth. Other features include: Works Offline on local Bluetooth LE mesh networks, with automatic peer discovery and multi-hop relaying Provides end to end encryption via X25519 key exchange and AES-256-GCM for both private and channel messages. Supports store \u0026amp; forward, caching messages for offline peers until they reconnect Requires no accounts, email addresses, or phone numbers messages live only on users’ devices.\nBriar - Briar doesn’t rely on a central server - messages are synchronized directly between the users’ devices. If the internet’s down, Briar can sync via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, keeping the information flowing in a crisis. If the internet’s up, Briar can sync via the Tor network for additional privacy.\nComparison and Ranks - Detailed comparison of all major messaging apps features and privacy.\nKeet - Peer-to-Peer Chat with high quality Video \u0026amp; Text. Private \u0026amp; Encrypted. Has BTC payment methods built in.\nMatrix - Also commonly known as Element for the most popular Matrix front end. Matrix is a chat Protocol with several different applications that cab be used to participate in the network. Element has full End-to-End encryption, completely open source, fully self hostable and comes with most of the same functionality of Discord or Slack. Also has the ability to Bridge with other chat apps, meaning you can connect Matrix directly to Telegram, or Slack or most other chat apps and mangage those communications via whichever matrix client you choose. Probably the best option for self hosting small companies. Matrix Instance Testing\nMolly- Hardened Signal Fork that is fully open source.\nSignal - An easy-to-use end-to-end encrypted messenger. Long considered the gold standard. Built in auto-delete of messages. standard of chat privacy. Not fully open source. Signal used to require a phone number, but you can now use a username if you prefer. One of the easiest apps to convert normies.\nSilence - A signal fork that picked up SMS direct encryption after Signal decided to no longer pursue it. While you should stay away from SMS whenever possible, it is sometimes still necessary to communicate with certain people this way. And with Silence you can protect yourself. Signal on SMS\nSimpleX - The first messenger without user IDs. SimpleX uses the smart client dumb server model. Meaning you can setup a simple relay to forward your fully encrypted messages to recievers. SimpleX is still early. It has a simple desktop but this isnt fully features currently. In Depth Podcast with the creator.\nSession - Session is an end-to-end encrypted messenger that minimises sensitive metadata, designed and built for people who want absolute privacy and freedom from any form of surveillance. No phone numbers and completely open source.\nTelegram - Easy to use encrypted messaging app. Telegram is NOT End-to-End encrypted by default but does have the option to create E2E secret chats. While its not E2E encrypted it does still encrypt your traffic to the Telegram Servers which is an improvement over SMS. Telegram is simple and is heavily used all across the world, and is a good introduction to a more privacy preserving chat app. However Telegram does have access to user data in its internal servers and has been known to hand that information over at times. Telegram is one of the most used encrypted apps around and as a result can be a haven for scammers.\nThreema - an end-to-end encrypted messenger, similar to Signal. Not a free app. Good overall app, but relatively low userbase due to the non free nature of it.\nWhitenoise - An encrypted messaging app that uses the NOSTR Protocol for private and public key pairs.\nWire - E2E by default. Lots of functionality. Fully open source. Self hosting options available. Built in auto-delete of messages. Can be a bit buggy at times, smaller userbase.\nMetadata Removal # Desktop Metadata removal - Windows and Mac can remove this natively. Linux needs a few steps.\nImagepipe - Android only metadata remover\nMesh Networks # PKT.Cash - PKT uses PacketCrypt, the world’s first bandwidth-hard proof of work. When you connect your home or office internet to the PKT Network, you earn PKT Cash (PKT).PKT mining does not require permission from a centralized company. Miners power the network in a decentralized way, which scales to provide low cost, high speed internet access worldwide.\nOpenmesh - Your Gateway to Building Personalized Data Ecosystems in minutes, instead of weeks. A decentralized node operator that allows for running of various services.\nThreefold - To build an open-source peer-to-peer Internet infrastructure that removes all forms of centralization from the global IT systems. Anything we do needs to improve the planet’s situation and benefit the people around us. Internet access is a human right and it can change everything for the lives of people as an infinite source of tools and information. Our technology was designed to scale ThreeFold anywhere electricity and bandwidth are present.\nMobile # Aliasing # Abine - Offers Phone masking/aliasing for a fee.\nFireFox Relay - Phone Alias service that comes along with an email alias service. Email aliasing is free, phone alias service requires a small monthly fee.)\nSee our All in one Privacy Section for More\nAlternative App Stores # Accrescent - Accrescent is a private and secure Android app store built with modern features in mind. It aims to provide a developer-friendly platform and pleasant user experience while enforcing modern security and privacy practices and offering robust validity guarantees for installed apps.\nAPK-Pure - A site to download and install APK\u0026rsquo;s (install files for phone OSes) this is an easy way to completely bypass app stores. The downside is that your software needs to be updated manually through APK-Pure and is not managed automatically by an app store.\nAptoide - A competitor to the google app store. With over 1 millon apps. While its not specifically privacy focused its a nice alternative when you cant use the regular good app store, or if you cant find what you need in F-Droid.\nAurora Store - A privacy front end for the Google App store. You can find anything you need from google through Aurora. However as this is a front end, it connects to the google app store so that you dont have too. This does require an account. Aurora provides anonymous accounts for you to use, however Google will rate limit these accounts to make them difficult to use sometimes. You can just create your own Gmail account to bypass this if necessary.\nF-Droid - F-Droid is the premier app store for open source apps. For anyone truly intrested in privacy should first check for apps in F-droid before going to mainstream appstores as Fdroid only carries Open Source apps. Completely free, open source and does not require an account.\nObtainium - Obtainium allows you to install and update apps directly from their releases pages, and receive notifications when new releases are made available.\nBurner Phone Numbers # 5sim - Over 500,000 Numbers Originating from Around 180 Countries Online. Low fees. Does not take cryptocurrency.\nBurnerApp - Burner Phone numbers. Usually work for services like Amazon and Twitter\nCrypton - Affordability meets security: For the cost of a movie ticket per month, get a physical SIM phone number. All your messages are encrypted with your personal key, protecting them from prying eyes.\nFreePhoneNum - One time Use burner numbers. Many services wont accept these.\nPhone Blur - offers the use of non-VoIP US phone numbers for account verification, multi-factor authentication, and other needs. Formerly Text Secure.\nSMSPool - Privacy focused non voip SMS burner numbers with area codes from all over the world. Company accepts cryptocurrency including Monero. Cheap options that are known to work with difficult providers like Discord or Twitter.\nSMS4SATS - Bitcoin focused SMS numbers that utilize Bitcoins Layer 2, Lightning network.\nTelnum - Burner Numbers and permanent numbers via Monero\nTossable Digits - Alternative to Google voice for phone porting. Also provides multiple phone numbers.\nMobile Operating Systems # CalyxOS - A privacy focused de-Googled Android Alternative that’s more privacy focused than Lineage but more user friendly than Graphene. Only available on Google Pixel models.\nE.foundation - Degoogled Phone OS that works with most major phone models\nGraphene OS - The king of Privacy phones. Completely de-googled heavily privacy focused phone App Store. Only available on Google Pixel models. Install Guide and Another install guide\nHavoc-OS - Similar to Lineage with large compatibility of devices. Works on over 150 devices. Still available but not a lot of updates.\nLineage – An open source Android alternative that’s compatible with most major Smart Phone and other Android Devices. Does not have a locked bootloader, which is a slight security concern.\nPlexus - App that lists compatibility of over 1000 phone apps for Open source phone roms.\nUbuntu Touch - Open Source Phone and Tablet Rom.\nMobile Phones # Above Phone - The Above Phone offers Graphene OS phones for sale along with their own services like \u0026ldquo;Above VPN\u0026rdquo; along with additional support to help you get fully migrated over to their ecosystem.\nDe-googled - Sells De-googled phones, Lineage Calyx and Graphene - Takes crypto\nEfani - Company that offers Sim Swap protection and prevention. \u0026ldquo;Efani works like any other carrier, except Efani adds exceptional security to your plan via an impressive security tech stack.\u0026rdquo;\nFairphone - Sustainable phone that lets your replace all parts in the phone. Will support CalyxOS soon. currently only available in the UK. Also offers sustainable headphones and other items.\nFreedomphone - NOT RECOMMENDED. Privacy focused phone marketing towards conservatives. OS Is closed source, with little in the way of details on how anything actually works. Backed by conservative commentator Candace Owens.\nFrequency Check - App that lets you check what plans and locations your phone is compatible with.\nIsland - Sandboxing app for Stock Android\nMamushi- Specializes in Calyx OS , Accepts Monero.\nMark37 - A full service Christian privacy company that specializes in their \u0026ldquo;Ghost Phone\u0026rdquo; a Graphene OS phone with custom config. Offers several other privacy services and devices.\nNitrokey - Phones with Mics and Cameras removed\nPine64 - Completely Open Source Phone. May have some compatibility issues.\nPrivate Phone Shop - Fully configured privacy focused phones you purchase. Primarily offers Lineage and Graphene OS. Also offers other privacy services.\nProject Guardian - A physical phone silencing device. A new machine that silences all noise going into your phone from your micophone. All you have to do is set your phone on top of the device and it blocks all incoming sound. Also provides wireless charging. Can be used with two phones at a time.\nPurism - NOT RECOMENDED. Completely Open Source Phone from the ground up, however this comes with many difficulties including supply chain issues. Purism has been known to have very late deliveries in some cases as long as years with no refunds. Order with caution.\nRoninMobile - RoninDojo a bitcoin privacy company, now makes pixel based phones with options for both Calyx and Graphene.\nUnplugged Phone - Unplugged phone is a closed source privacy phone touted by many conservative influencers. It offers its own ecosystem of privacy apps. However many of these apps arent likely to be very useful since you need their phone in order to use them. Given this and the closed source nature of the software we cannot recomend this phone at this time. You are better off with known Open-source alternatives.\nVolla Phone - A minimalist design and new operating concept with the springboard, quick menu and collections. Comes with either Volla OS or Ubuntu Touch installed.\nMobile Service Providers # AweSIM - Privacy focused phone service. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nFreedomPop - Cheap and in some cases free VOIP plans.\nInvisv - Privacy focused phone service. INVISV Relay brings Multi-Party Relay (MPR) privacy to Android, offering a service that decouples trust: where INVISV\u0026rsquo;s job is to ensure that nobody but you has all your critical information. In effect, your requests for data from the Internet, whether with a web browser or with any other app, are unlinked from your identity, and neither INVISV nor our infrastructure partners nor your broadband Internet provider nor a mobile operator can link your identity and your Internet usage and location together.\nSIMXL - e-SIMs Accessible for Everyone, that accepts Monero.\nSilent Link - A real phone number provider not a VOIP number, that can be acquired anonymously. Only allows for incoming calls, but also provides a cheap data plan. Does not always provide the best service. A backup data plan is not a bad idea with this service while using Silent link primarily for privacy.\nVOIP Providers # Hushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nJMP - Private VOIP numbers. Uses the company Telnyx on the back end, but it try\u0026rsquo;s to make this process simpler for a small fee, as you can use Telnyx directly for cheaper fees and good privacy but the process is quite difficult.\nPassword Managers # Password managers are one of the few security tools that makes your life easier. With all of your passwords in one place, often including a password autofill so that you don\u0026rsquo;t have to even type your password, which also helps to keep you safe from keylogging or should surfing attacks.\nBitwarden - FOSS password manager. Free cloud password management, or you can completely self host. 2FA is easily configurable as well. Decryption happens on your client device not on the server, meaning your passwords are encrypted if the server is compromised. Bitwarden also has a password generator, and allows for multiple password encrypted password accounts making it perfect for a small enterprise solution.\nKeepass - The top local password manager. Instead of setting up a server you can run your password manager directly on your personal work machine.\nPasswordSafe - A local password Manager that utilizes Blowfish. Created by security expert and old school cypherpunk Bruce Schneier. Works on windows and Linux.\nVPNMentor Secure Password Generator - Online Password generator for when you aren\u0026rsquo;t working with a standard password manager. Provides other high quality VPN and password related tools as well, like a password strength checker.\nPrivacy for Cars # 49dollarmontanaregisteredagent - Montana based company that creates LLC’s and will register your car to that LLC in Montana thus keeping your name unattached to the car. Montana has the added benefit of a one time registration for cars over 11 years old and no emissions or safety checks\nDeflock - Deflock is a site that tracks \u0026ldquo;Flock\u0026rdquo; ALPR camera readers. Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) are cameras that capture images of all passing license plates, storing details like the car\u0026rsquo;s location, date, and time. These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles—regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. While these systems can be useful for tracking stolen cars or wanted individuals, they are mostly used to track the movements of innocent people.\nFreedomev - Open source software for Tesla cars. Still in development.\nGhostPlate - Physical device that lets you temporarily obscure your license plate.\nNotmyPlate - App that lets you request to legally opt out of License plate collection data via the GDPR. Not likely to be super helpful in non EU countries.\nOpen Auto - An open source alternative to Android Auto, and app that helps you utilize your phone wild driving.\nOpen XC - OpenXC is a combination of open source hardware and software that lets you extend your vehicle with custom applications and pluggable modules. It uses standard, well-known tools to open up a wealth of data from the vehicle to developers, even beyond OBD-II.\nPlate Privacy - A project by the Institute for Justice to track car camera software and fight back.\nPrivacyforCars - Delete your data from rental cars after you are no longer using them. Website also provides a lot of other privacy education on vehicles.\nVehiclePrivacyreport - Check for status of vehicles internet connection to the manufacturers\nPrivacy Resources and Education # Podcasts # Citadel Dispatch - Hosted by Matt Odell a Freedom and Bitcoin Advocate.\nClosed Network - Privacy and security podcast focused on the everyday person and using simple tools and techniques to become a smaller target for online attacks.\nOptOut - Hosted by privacy and freedom advocate Seth for Privacy, covering a wide range of privacy related issues.\nPrivacy Security and Osint - Hosted by the king of privacy, Micahel Bazzell, covers a wide range of privacy, security and Osint. Currently on a hiatus.\nSurveillance Report - Joint hosted by Privacy advocates Henry from Techlore and Nate from the New Oil. Break down of weekly data leaks and privacy incursions.\nWatchMan Privacy - Hosted by Gabriel Custodiet, a principled privacy and freedom advocate.\nOther Privacy Lists # alternativeto.net\nbrainfucksec.github.io/a-good-privacy-list\ndegoogle.jmoore.dev/#replacementsalternatives\ngithub.com/mendel5/alternative-front-ends\ngithub.com/mjovanc/awesome-decentralized\ngithub.com/pluja/awesome-privacy\nlopp.net/bitcoin-information/privacy.html\nnomoregoogle.com\nPrism-Break\nproducthunt.com\nprivacyfirstproducts.softr.app\nprivacytools.io\nreddit.com/r/privacy/wiki/de-google\nsovereignstack.tools\nPurchase Proxys # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nAnonShop - This one works a bit different. You pick a product you want and send the link to AL. AL will then purchase the item and send it to a nearby locker based on your zip code. All paid with Monero. This currently only works for Amazon orders.\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPurse.io - A purchase proxy that offers up to 15% discounts with crypto and users will purchase products for you. Currently takes BTC, BCH and lightning.\nRouters # Anyone - A harward based internet router/proxy that provides privacy by default.\nFlash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router,that prioritizes network wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come per-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers than can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that thats forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls and a virtual server seperate from the Firewall OS.\nSearch # Brave Search - Private search results, using its own indexer, with full search transparency. Aims to be one of the biggest competitors to google. In Depth Review\nDuckDuckGo - Biggest privacy focused search engine, they have admitted to censoring in some cases, but overall still better than Google.\nKagi - Privacy respecting search engine does not track any info or provide any ads and no data mining or IP collecting. Requires an account and limits amount of searches per day for free accounts. Offers paid accounts as well. Not Open Source. Privacy policy\nMojeek - Search engine that claims to use its own indexer and does not rely on search results from Bing or Google\nPresearch - Decentralized search engine that pays you out per search with their own token. You can also run a node and get paid out in their token provided you meet the minimum requirements.\nSearx - Searx is probably the most hard-core of the options, but provides a very solid experience and search results across multiple sources.\nSearch Ranking and Analysis\nWhoogle - A google search proxy that can be hosted. Check out Seth for Privacys public instance of Whoogle It’s easy to self-host, if desired.Public instances\nShipping Services # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) # Cloak - Experimental new program. it works by masquerading proxied traffic as normal web browsing activities. In contrast to traditional tools which have very prominent traffic fingerprints and can be blocked by simple filtering rules, it\u0026rsquo;s very difficult to precisely target Cloak with little false positives. This increases the collateral damage to censorship actions as attempts to block Cloak could also damage services the censor state relies on.\nGuardster - Anonymizer service that provides an alternative to VPN.\nIVPN - No logs, regularly audited VPN service, No customer data stored, Clear privacy policy, Transparent ownership and team, Strong ethics: no trackers, no false promises, no surveillance ads. In Depth Reviews\nKagi - (Note: appears in search section as well, if you want to keep just one mention, you can.)\nLN VPN - VPN service based on the lightning network. You can purchase and use wireguard based VPN services all on lightning. Also offers phone numbers per country all paid via lightning.\nLokiNet - New experimental TOR competitor.\nMullvad - Mullvad has a long reputation of preserving privacy. Mullvad does not log traffic, proven by a police raid. Allows anonymous sign ups, Accepts Monero for payment for Premium accounts. Uses a killswitch and uses Wireguard for speed and security. Provides a mobile app and desktop app. The Mobile app can be a bit finicky for some people. Does not have an app kill switch. In Depth Review\nNym - A new VPN project that works to implement new tech inlcuding mixnets, zk-nyms, post quantum tech and more. Backed by Wikileaks Chelsea Manning.\nPIA - PIA is a solid VPN provider that accepts BTC, uses Wireguard offers cheap rates. PIA is also well known for providing static Ip’s for your VPN. This can be useful for some services that block general VPN access. PIA does not keep logs for privacy concerns. Does not include a kill switch In Depth Review\nSentinel- A decentralized crypto currency backed VPN built on the Cosmos blockchain that aims to provide a decentralized VPN.\nVopono - App for managing Split tunneling in VPN’s. Split tunneling lets you send some traffic through a VPN and delegate specific traffic exempt to the VPN Encrypted tunnel or traffic. This can be useful when trying to use certain apps locally on a LAN. Some VPN Apps have this built in, but this isnt always accessible on all VPN’s or on all versions of the VPN. For Example Proton VPN has this function built in on the Windows version and the Mobile version but not on the linux desktop version.\nVPN Rankings and breakdowns by privacy advocate Techlore more VPN Rankings and More Rankings\nVPNMentor - Offers a wide range of VPN related education, in addition to VPN related tools and more VPN Rankings.\n"},{"id":17,"href":"/self-hosting/","title":"Self Hosting","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If something is free, you’re not the customer; you’re the product.” ― Bruce Schneier\nWhile privacy tools are fantastic, they sometimes miss the true root of the problem. In times of increasing censorship and data theft, owning your data is the best way to increase your privacy and security while dramatically reducing your ability to be censored. When done right, much of this can be done very cheaply. If you already own your hardware much of the software is free or very cheap. Instead of never ending subscriptions and increasing costs with big tech, simply remove them from your life by self hosting. Take back your digital sovereignty.\nCamera Systems # Ezvidoo - EZVidoo is a free CCTV surveillance software for Windows, Linux, and Raspberry Pi. It supports IP Cameras by default, local USB cams, and Camera Audios.EZVidoo also supports numerous sensor types as motion, audio, object, face, and person sensors. By default, it offers a recording support on 24/7 basic, and features, alerts, notifications and mobile access. Not open source.\nIspyconnect - Free and Open source Camera software. Compatible with a wide range of camera devices.\nKerberos.io - An open, scalable and modular solution that supports your use cases at home up to large scale production video landscapes.\nCloud Document Services # Cryptpad - End-to-end encrypted and open-source collaboration suite, that can be used in the cloud or self-hosted. Google docs alternative.\nOnlyOffice - Includes Free Cloud, Paid Cloud, and Self-Hosted options.\nStandard Notes - One of the top note-taking apps. Self-hostable, includes 2FA, E2E, scheduled email backups and more. Charges for the higher level plans with more features.\nCloud Hosting # Open Source as a Service # Cryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nDisroot - Privacy-focused ecosystem. Provides multiple cloud services. Including Email, Nextcloud, Cryptpad etc…\nFederated.Computer - Great open-source replacements for Dropbox, Google Workplace, Zoom, Slack, Airtable, Mailchimp, 1Password, Netlify, Github, Calendy, your spying VPN and much more for the low price of $39 a month. As many users as you want. Only pay for more storage when/if you need it.Federated includes Human Support and full Backups. The benefits of self-hosting without the day-to-day high-stakes drudgery. Affiliate Link\nKoofr - Allows for importing of Drive, Dropbox etc. Privacy-focused cloud storage free up to 10 Gb’s. ^1,2^\nNextCloud - Self-hosted cloud software for a massive amount of options. Takes a bit of config, but nextcloud functions as a full Google Docs replacement in addition to many other options including music and video hosting. Also provides cloud hosting if you do not wish to self-host. Next Cloud is currently available in other Privacy-focused ecosystems like Start9, Umbrel, Yunohost, Dietpi and many more, with just a few clicks. Or you can self-host on your OS of choice.\nLink Tree Alternatives # AllMyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nCoinDrop - Like link tree but specifically for crypto web wallets. All your wallets and donation methods in one simple place.\nLibertyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nOperating Systems # While more well-known OSes like Windows server or Ubuntu server are great, there are other lesser-known OSes purpose-built to help people self-host, by pre-packaging applications in nice ready-made GUI. This can be especially useful for less technical users.\nAva.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, NEAR, Avalanche and more.\nCASA OS - Community-based open source software focused on delivering simple personal cloud experience around Docker ecosystem. Despite the name CASA OS is not an OS. It is an app similar to Umbrel or Citadel, a GUI for docker images. Comes with some unique apps, like Nginx Proxy Manager and Cloudflare Tunnels. Also provides Clearnet support with a fairly flexible set of config options. Also has a nice simple GUI for file uploads, this is especially useful with something like Jellyfin or Calibre-Web.\nCitadel - Umbrel open source Fork offering much of the same options.\nCloudron - Cloudron is unique in that it offers offsite backups to AWS, includes a built-in firewall that monitors all traffic and comes with its own built-in email server.\nCoolify - An open-source \u0026amp; self-hostable Heroku / Netlify alternative.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Storj, Zcash, Cosmos Tornado Cash and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nDietPI - A Linux distro OS. Dietpi comes with over 200 app packages and dependencies built in. While more command line skills are required than Umbrel or Embassy, Dietpi makes it very easy to install over 100 apps and dependencies. While largely built for Raspberry Pi, Dietpi also has specific images created for a wide range of hardware. Dietpi is a bit more difficult than platforms like Yunohost, but runs a bit more reliably and offers more total tools, including backups, VPN integration, clearnet, and more. Documentation is better than Yunohost, but could still be improved.\nFulmo - A lighting network focused OS configured to run on a Raspberry Pi.\nFreedomBox - Another OS that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Currently more limited than most of the other OSes in terms of apps in the internal app store.\nHome Lab OS - HomelabOS allows anyone to easily deploy, backup, restore, and maintain over 100 different applications and services. Everything from video players, to home automation, to chat services. These services can continue to function at full speed on your LAN even when your external internet is completely offline.\nMoneroOS - OS dedicated to Monero mining.\nMy Node BTC - Another OS that focuses primarily on Bitcoin Software. Includes BTCPay Server, Dojo, Whirlpool, Join Market and much more. Comes with Clearnet, Tor, and I2P.\nPinode-XMR - PiNode-XMR is a completely free and open source suite of tools to help a user run their own Monero node with ease. PiNode-XMR is designed for use with single board computers (SBC) such as the Raspberry Pi, Pine64 or Odroid hardware to allow for very cheap node setup and minimal 24/7 running costs due to low power usage.\nPiBox - Currently has a small offering of Apps but is working on adding more. Notable Apps are Nextcloud, Jellyfin and Homeassistant.\nProxMox - Proxmox is the primary open source solution for virtual machine hosting. Like VmWare or Hyper V except Proxmox offers you the ability to run multiple virtual servers on a single physical server, easily allowing you to run several different software Operating systems for zero cost. Comes with snapshots, backups, server monitoring and much more. Find a list of Proxmox based scripts here\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nRunTipi - Tipi is a personal homeserver orchestrator. It is running docker containers under the hood and provides a simple web interface to manage them. Every service comes with an opinionated configuration in order to remove the need for manual configuration and network setup. RunTipi comes with Clearnet configuration, but this can be a bit buggy in some cases. This is still very much in development.\nStart9 - Start OS makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy, not completely open source. Currently routes all services over TOR or lets you host over LAN. This increases privacy but can make things more difficult to interact with Non TOR/Start9 users. Heavily supports bitcoin software and includes a NOSTR node and several other tools. While there is currently no clearnet support, StartOS is overall very stable. Start9 also offers some of the better documentation and error handling. Save 5% on any S9 Server with code \u0026ldquo;LOTR\u0026rdquo;\nUBOS - A newer project. Less impressive interface and less apps than some of the other projects.\nUmbrel - Interface that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Beautiful interface but still needs a few bugs worked out. Apps are difficult to config after being setup. Offers lots of Bitcoin Node Software. Umbrel and StartOS are very similar options as they both focus heavily on BTC and Lightning nodes and currently offer only LAN and TOR hosting. Umbrel offers more apps but Start OS offers a much more reliable platform. Umbrel is not an OS but rather an GUI application manager for Docker.\nYunoHost - Free and Open Source with over 100 apps. Yuno host comes with Clearnet support with your own custom domains and offers you free pre-selected domains you can use. Yunohost has a nice troubleshooting tool that helps you find issues with port/firewall troubleshooting. Yunohost has a lot of features but can be a bit buggy at times.\nMedia Center OSes # If you are currently running a Roku, Amazon Firestick, or pretty much any other store-bought hardware device for media streaming, it\u0026rsquo;s very likely that it sends out massive amounts of data back to different companies. This is terrible for privacy, self-sovereignty, security, and internet bandwidth. While it\u0026rsquo;s difficult to purchase hardware that does not do this, you can set up your own version with some of the following user-friendly Operating systems.\nLibreElec - LibreELEC is a lightweight ‘Just enough OS’ Linux distribution purpose-built for Kodi on current and popular mediacentre hardware.\nOSMC - OSMC (Open Source Media Center) is a free and open source media player based on Linux. Founded in 2014, OSMC lets you play back media from your local network, attached storage, and the Internet. OSMC is the leading media center in terms of feature set and community and is based on the Kodi project.\nXbian - XBian is a small, fast, and lightweight media center distribution for the Raspberry Pi, CuBox-i, Hummingboard, and many more devices to come. It is based on a minimal Debian and therefore offers much of the same freedom as Debian offers. Our slogan is “XBian, the bleeding edge” as our main focus is delivering the fastest Kodi solution for various small form factor computers.\nPhoto Storage # Ente - Encrypted cloud photo storage.\nImmich - Self-hosted backup solution for photos and videos on mobile devices.\nPhotoprism - PhotoPrism is an AI-Powered Photos App for the Decentralized Web. It makes use of the latest technologies to tag and find pictures automatically without getting in your way. You can run it at home, on a private server, or in the cloud.\nRemote Control Software # AeroAdmin - Easy and free Remote access service for many OS’s. Not Open source.\nMesh Commander - Free Open Source Teamviewer Alternative.\nTailScale - Tailscale is an easy VPN that allows you to connect back into your network without excessive configuration or firewall rules. While Tailscale is not fully open source and requires an account with the company, there is a fully self-hosted version you can run.\nRouters # Flash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router, that prioritizes network-wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come pre-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built-in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers that can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all-purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router, or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that is forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls, and a virtual server separate from the Firewall OS.\nSSH/RDP Applications # Easy SSH - Simple application that lets you save all of your SSH logins and passwords in one easy interface. This way you can login go from SSH terminal port easily and quickly without needing to type in your credentials. Linux Only.\nmRemoteNG - Just like Easy SSH, but also supports RDP, Telnet, HTTPS, Powershell, and more. Windows only.\nWebsite Tools # Ackee - Self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool for those who care about privacy. Ackee runs on your own server, analyzes the traffic of your websites, and provides useful statistics in a minimal interface.\nGhost - Self-Hosting and cloud hosting with open source software. Ghost is primarily used as a blogging platform as a competitor to something like Substack. Unlike Hugo Ghost offers a GUI for most of your website management.\nHugo - Popular open-source static site generators. Helps you simply create websites for desktop and mobile without substantial amounts of HTML code. Hugo is completely open source and utilizes markdown files primarily. Liberty Tools is run with Hugo.\nImmuneweb - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\nPlausible - Simple and privacy-friendly Google Analytics alternative - Extensive Review\nSSLLABS - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver. ^1^```\n"},{"id":18,"href":"/social-media/","title":"Social Media","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.” ― George Washington\nSocial media is a mixed bag. It connects the world and allows for the rapid dissemination of news, true and untrue. But in the last few years censorship has become a massive problem across all major social media platforms. Its important that we cultivate presences on social media that are more resilient to censorship and de-platforming. These services should be run as decentralized as possible to avoid coordinated take downs like we saw with the Conservative social media company Parler, where big tech collaborated to largely destroy the company.\nFreedom Respecting Social Media # Blue Sky - Blue Sky is an open source project backed by Jack Dorsey in an attempt to create a decentralized social network protocol as an alternative to Twitter. In May 2024 Jack Dorsey resigned from the BlueSky board, and donated 21 Million to the Open Source Protocol NOSTR. Blue Sky is very leftwing.\nDiaspora - Diaspora is a decentralized open source social media platform. With Diaspora you need to host your own instance by running a server or \u0026ldquo;pod\u0026rdquo;, meaning you own your data. Due to the decentralized nature of the platform it can be difficult to connect with other profiles, the platform has less than 1 million users after after 13 years of operation.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here\nGab - A centralized Free Speech Social media platform. Gab has been de-platformed by most of big tech and largely runs its own architecture in order to to keep operations running. Platform users tend to skew right wing.\nGettr - GETTR is a social media platform built on the foundation of freedom of opinion and expression. Gettr is a socialized platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t seem to offer anything particularly new, other than being a Twitter Alternative. Private messages claim to be E2E. But Gettr is not open sourced.\nLemmy - Lemmy is a selfhosted social link aggregation and discussion platform. Similar to Reddit but it is completely free and open, and not controlled by any company. This means that there is no advertising, tracking, or secret algorithms. Content is organized into communities, so it is easy to subscribe to topics that you are interested in, and ignore others. Voting is used to bring the most interesting items to the top.\nLocals - Locals is a free speech social media platform that is owned by Rumble. Locals is a centralized alternative to other social media. Founded by conservative commentator Dave Rubin.\nMastodon - Mastodon is an open source, self hosted social networking service that aims to be a twitter competitor. Mastodon lets you connect to specific Mastodon instances as part of a federation protocol. Due to this setup Larger mastodon servers can censor other servers from connecting to their instances. Tends to be a more left wing community.\nMeWe - MeWe is a centralized company that\u0026rsquo;s been running a social media platform for over a decade. MeWe is committed to privacy and an ad-free experience. The project is currently in development to be migrated to web3 blockchain based infrastructure.\nMinds - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.\nTruth Social - Founded by Donald Trump in response to Trump getting removed from Twitter. Truth Social is a centralized open source fork of Mastodon. Truth Social is known to censor content, mostly leftwing content.\nTwitter/X - Twitter is a centralized social media platform. While Twitter has become a free speech focused platform its far from perfect. Twitter is overwhelmingly the single biggest platform for spreading speech. Twitter is bad for privacy and is encouraging a ID based verification program, that will be in the hands of its future owners. Case against Twitter\nMeetup Alternatives # Agorakit - Agorakit is web-based, open source groupware for collectives. By creating collaborative groups, people can discuss topics, organize events, store files and keep everyone updated as needed. Agorakit is a forum, calendar, file manager, mapping tool and email notifier.\nFlockstr - NOSTR based Meetup alternative. Connects directly with your NOSTR Account, and also works with your lightning wallet to receive ZAPS (micro bitcoin transactions.)\nJoinMobilizon - Mobilizon is not a giant platform, but a multitude of interconnected Mobilizon websites. This federated architecture helps avoid monopolies and offers a diversity of hosting terms of service.\nLuma - An international meetup alternative, that provides more value at a much lower price than meetup. Has built in support for cryptocurrency wallets like Eth and Solana.\nPartiful - Free for users, requires SMS in order to gave out regular event updates. Not specifically freedom focused, but another good option.\nNOSTR # NOSTR is the future of decentralized social media. NOSTR is not controlled or owned by any private company or person. NOSTR is a protocol similar to Email or TCP/IP. It can be accessed by anyone or any company. NOSTR uses the dumb server smart client model. Meaning anyone can setup a simple server/relay that preserves and encrypts the NOSTR ecosystem. NOSTR directly incorporates bitcoin via the lightning network. You can send \u0026ldquo;ZAPS\u0026rdquo; which are low cost lightning transactions to any person on NOSTR, and your posts can likewise receives Zaps from anyone on the network. In addition to major support from the freedom and Bitcoin communities, NOSTR has been financially backed by Jack Dorsey and heavily supported by Edward Snowden. NOSTR offers several different clients that allow you to interact with the NOSTR protocol. Some of those clients:\nAlby - A NOSTR and Bitcoin plugin. Allows you to hold your private keys in order to interact with NOSTR, lighting and other bitcoin apps.\nDamus - NOSTR Client for Iphone.\nNOSTR Apps - A database of many differnt NOSTR Apps\nNostr.Watch - Track relays where a connection can currently be established.\nNostr.directory - Find your twitter follows on NOSTR\nNostrChat - Encrypted chat built on NOSTR.\nPrimal - A client designed to look like a twitter clone.\nZap.Stream - Directly integrated into NOSTR Zap lets you stream for SATS (bitcoin Lightning) and earn in kind easily from any and all viewers.\nYoutube Alternatives # Bitchute - A decentralized Youtube alternative that tends to have a lot of right-leaning content, due to this they often get censored or blocked.\nCiVL - CiVL is a free streaming platform for courageous stories and subversive ideas that challenge power structures. Get access to award-winning films, shows, and debates. No ads. No credit card to join.\nD.tube - A decentralized youtube alternative. DTube is a community powered video sharing platform where users vote on videos to reward creators, curators, influencers and viewers in cryptocurrency.\nMadiator - Privacy focused front end for LBRY, the network that hosts ODYSEE.\nODYSEE - A decentralized video platform built on the LBRY network. With the recent SEC Judgement against ODYSEE the long term future of the platform is uncertain, however plans are to migrate to the Arweave network. Odysee also has a nice simple feature allowing you to connect your youtube channel and autosync all content for a convenient backup of your channel.\nPeerTube A free and open-source, decentralized, ActivityPub federated video platform powered by WebTorrent, that uses peer-to-peer technology to reduce load on individual servers when viewing videos.\nRumble - A centralized alternative to youtube that bills itself as protector of free speech.\n"}]
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-[{"id":0,"href":"/affiliates/","title":"Affiliates","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\n\u0026ldquo;Tell me with whom you associate, and I will tell you who you are.\u0026rdquo; - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe\nThis is our affiliate page for brands we use and trust. While the goal of Liberty Tools is to list every single tool for human liberty, we cant vet them all. These are brands and projects that we actually use and endorse and generally have a relationship with. As such, we have affiliate links with them, and this is one small way you can support us at no additional cost to you! These links also show up on their specific categories page as well.\nAupa Bar - The Chad of energy bars run by a based bitcoin business. High quality grass fed meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit, no garbage filler like seed oils. AUPA gives 5% discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. These bars come from the best quality farms in Colorado. Stack this with code \u0026ldquo;Liberty\u0026rdquo; for an additional 5% off some of the best meat bars around.\nCloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nDelete Me - Our date is leaked everyday. Thats why its important to use services like Delete Me. Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. Use our Affiliate link to save 20%.\nFederated.Computer - Federated is another Denver based company offering Open Source as a service. Sometimes physically hosting servers just isn\u0026rsquo;t viable. In those cases cloud hosting can be a necessary option. But most cloud hosting come from tech giants like AWS or Google Cloud who sell your data and will censor you if you have the wrong politics. Federated.Computer offers you cheap, easy open source options to get many of the benefits of Big Tech without compromising your privacy. Please use our affiliate link to sign up if you\u0026rsquo;re interested!\nHushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nLive Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our affiliate link if you are interested.\nMark37 - Mark37 is a privacy focused company that offers Laptops and phones that come prebuilt with opensource privacy focused operating systems at a reasonable price. Mark37 also offers ongoing technical support and training. Mark37 is a proud conservative and christian company. Use our referral link or discount code to save 5% on all services. This discount does not stack with other promotions. Discount code: \u0026ldquo;LIBERTYTOOLS\u0026rdquo;\nPrivacy.com - Privacy.com is the best way to pay with fiat online while still protecting your privacy. Create debit card aliases that can be limited based on total amount spends or by vendors. With card aliases you dont have to worry about leaked card info, overcharges or annoying vendors that refuse to cancel your subscription, privacy.com lets you do all of that for free. Please use our referral link and sign up for a free account.\nStart 9 - Start 9 is one of our favorite companies. Local to Denver, Start9 offers home personal servers with their own Operating system, that makes it easy for you to own and host your data out of a physical server that you own. Offers an app store with multiple applications that include Bitcoin and Monero full nodes, Matrix and SimpleX messaging, Vaultwarden for password management, Nextcloud for all sorts of hosting including word docs, music, contacts calendar and so much more.\n"},{"id":1,"href":"/agorism/","title":"Agorism","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If taxation without consent is not robbery, then any band of robbers have only to declare themselves a government, and all their robberies are legalized.” ― Lysander Spooner\nAgorism is a social philosophy that advocates creating a society in which all relations between people are voluntary exchanges by means of counter-economics, engaging with aspects of nonviolent revolution, founded by Samuel Edward Konkin the third. Agorism is a different approach to creating freedom, than electoral politics. Sometimes also known as the concept of \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizens.\u0026rdquo;\nAgorist Communities (International) # Bitcoin Beach - Bitcoin Beach is working to create a sustainable circular Bitcoin economy in El Salvador. Following the dramatic decrease in crime and the governments bitcoin backing, Bitcoin Beach has become one of the best Bitcoin communities in the world. Free Society - Free Society aims to build a new sovereign society by negotiating with an existing government. There are many examples of governments granting another nation sovereignty over a part of their territory, and Free Society believes this is the best way forward. Free State Project - The Free State Project is a movement of thousands of freedom-loving people to New Hampshire. Started in 2003, there are thousands of individuals just like you in New Hampshire. Together, Free Staters have built an incredible, real-life community full of people who value liberty and responsibility. Free Cities - The Free Cities Foundation aims to inspire, inform and connect people to create a global market of living together in Free Cities. Free Cities are self-governing territories that uphold individual rights and freedoms. They aim to create more prosperous and autonomous urban spaces. Freedom Haven - Seasteading org working to build a workable seasteading options. Seasteading is the idea of creating permanent living homes that exist outside government jurisdiction in international waters. Liberland - The Free Republic of Liberland is a small experimental country located on the banks of the Danube River, known as Gornja Siga. Liberland is built on classical liberal (libertarian) ideals which emphasize autonomy and minimize the state\u0026rsquo;s encroachment on individual liberties. Rule of law, bodily autonomy, free trade, freedom of choice, freedom of movement, and others are all core tenets of our fledgling nation. PraxisNation - Praxis Nation builds off the concept of the network state by Balaji Srinivasan. Which theories that in the modern world we can create a decentralized country that can offer many of the benefits of standard country. Praxis aims to offer land, its own currency and eventually citizenship among many other things. Pronomos - Pronomos is a venture capital fund that works to build the \u0026ldquo;cities of tomorrow.\u0026rdquo; Pronomos has worked to fund Prospera, Praxis, and many more starup cities. Prospera - Prospera is a new libertarian smart city located in Honduras, that works as an economic zone largely free of local government taxes. An experimental project that does exist by a government grant, but its working to prove out a new potential model of cities. Learn more with the REASON documentary. Digital Nomad Services # Escapees - Escapees bills itself as an RV club, but it offers many services for a digital nomad lifestyle, including mail forwarding and temporary residences among many other things. Based in the U.S. Liberation Travel - Focuses on helping users find residency in multiple countries primarly including Paraguay, Uruguay, Panama and Georgia. Nomad Capitalist - Nomad Capitalist specializes in legally and ethically reducing your tax rate, diversifying and safeguarding your assets, growing your passport portfolio, and maximizing your freedom. Passports for Crypto - Quickly acquire Citizenship in St. Kitts by purchasing property without ever actually visiting St. Kitts. Planbpassport - A service that helps facilitate second passports. Accepts Bitcoin and very much adopts a \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizen\u0026rdquo; Mindset. General Tools # Agorist Nexus - Agorist Nexus is a hub for free exchange, focusing on the spread of Agorism and connecting the counter-economy Agorist Tax Advice - Paid service to minimize your tax strategy. Live Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our above affiliate link if you are interested. Mobazha - Formerly known as Openbazaar, Mobazaha aims to be a decentralized market where people can buy and sell products across the world for various different crypto currencies. Open Source Ecology - Open Source Blueprints for Civilization. Build Yourself.The goal of Open Source Ecology is to create an open source economy – an efficient economy which increases innovation by open collaboration. Check out hundreds of open source designs for producing cheaper houses and mechanical equipment. Taxation is Theft App - App that walks people through the logical ideas of taxation being theft. Similar to the not yet launched project \u0026ldquo;The mirror\u0026rdquo; by Larken Rose. Shipping Services # AtoB - Everything you need to send and receive packages in a decentralized way. Built on NOSTR. America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Sovereign Homesteading # Abundant Acres - A small company that helps you design your sovereign homestead blueprint. Empshield - EMP Shield is the World’s first EMP protection technology for an entire home and vehicle tested to military and UL 1449 standards from ETL. H20 Machine - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. My Patriot Supply - Purchase food and other supplies. Seedarmory.com - Every one of Seed Armory\u0026rsquo;s seed vaults contains only 100% survival grade, 100% heirloom seeds, and are always non-GMO. Seeds, vaults, and packets are kept at low refrigerated temperatures until ready for shipping. Spout Water - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. Works at a much smaller scale than H20 Machine. StealthAngelSurvival.com - Purchase a wide variety of survival gear. Survivalrealty.com - Off grid real estate. Sovereignty Theory # One Stupid Fuck - Opt out of the tax structure. Terrible website name and design, but a resource that provides great step by step videos of opting out of the current tax structure. Lost Horizons - Platform with a wide range of topics around opting out of taxes and deconstructing the legal system. "},{"id":2,"href":"/books/","title":"Books","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\nLiberty Tools Book List Welcome to the Liberty Tools Book list! This is our official book recommendations for the best books across a wide range of liberty topics. We do not specifically endorse every idea in these books or by these authors, but we do recommended them as a good place to learn about the topics at hand. Not all of these books are specifically libertarian, but they contain valuable information that could benefit anyone regardless of political philosophy. Find these books here: Anna\u0026rsquo;s Archive and Libgen If you enjoy any of these books please considering purchasing. Category Author Agorism Community Technology Karl Hess New Libertarian Manifesto Samuel Edward Konkin III Agorist Class Theory Wally Conger How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Derrick Broze Anti-Politics Sal Mayweather Anarchy in Practice - Stateless Solutions Community Technology David Freidman New Libertarian Manifesto Walter Block Agorist Class Theory Ryan McMaken How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Hans Herman Hoppe Anti-Politics Robert Murphy The Market for Liberty Morris/Linda Tannehill The New Libertarianism: Anarcho-Capitalism J. Michael Oliver Crypto Anarchy The Genesis Book Aaron Van Wirdun Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of Cryptocurrency Andy Greenberg This Machine Kills Secrets: Julian Assange, The Cypherpunks, and their fight to Empower Whistleblowers Andy Greenberg Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital Age Steven Levy The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age James Dale Davidson, Michael David Axtel Cryptocurrency Digital Gold Nathaniel Popper How Money got Free Patrick Eha Understanding Bitcoin Robert Muprhy and Silas Barta The Bitcoin Standard SaifeDean Ammous The Internet of Money Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Bitcoin Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Ethereum Andreas Antonopolous Hacking Bitcoin Roger Ver The Blocksize War Jonathan Bier Conspiracies Filthy Rich James Patterson All The Shahs Men Steven Kinzer JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters James W. Douglass Chaos Tom O\u0026rsquo;Neill Inventing the AIDS Virus Peter Duesberg The Controlled Demolition of the American Empire Charlie Robinson \u0026amp; Jeff Berwick A Warning from History Corey Hughes The Octopus of Global Control Charlie Robinson One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that gave Rise the Jeffrey Epstein Whitney Webb The Creature From Jekyll Island G Edward Griffin Covid The Real Anthony Fauci Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The War on Ivermectin Pierre Kory The Courage to Face Covid-19 Peter McCullough A Plague Upon Our House Scott Atlas Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19 Matt Ridley Diary of A Psychosis Tom Woods The Pfizer Papers Naomi Wolf Drug War and Prohibition The Economics of Prohibition Mark Thornton American Kingpin Nick Bilton High Price Dr. Carl Hart Chasing the Scream Johann Hari Dreamland: The True Tale of America\u0026rsquo;s Opiate Epidemic Sam Quinones Drug War Addiction Sheriff Bill Masters Gang Leader for A Day Sudhir Venkatesh Economics and History of Economics Economics in One Lesson Henry Hazlitt Basic Economics Thomas Sowell The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard Keynes Mark Skousen History of Money and Banking in the United States Murray Rothbard End the Fed Ron Paul Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles Jesus Huerta de Soto The Fiat Standard SaifeDean Ammous Environment American Serengeti Dan Flores Fossil Future Alex Epstein Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of Antihumanism Robert Zubrin Apocalypse Never Michael Shellenberger The Wizard and The Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow\u0026rsquo;s World Charles C. Mann Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Running With Rhinos Ed Warner Extremist Politics The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics Michael Malice SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought Police Vox Day The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure Greg Lukianoff and Johnathan Haidt Fiction Brave New World Aldous Huxley 1984 George Orwell Animal Farm George Orwell Molon Labe! Kenneth Royce (Boston T Party) Alongside Night J. Niel Schulman Freehold Michael Z. Williamson The Moon is a Harsh Mistress Robert Heinlen The Handmaid’s Tale Margaret Atwood Anthem Ayn Rand The Fountainhead Ayn Rand The Giver Lois Lowery Red Rising Pierce Brown Unintended Consequences John Ross The Probability Broach L. Neil Smith The High Ground Series Doug Casey Enemy of the State F. Paul Wilson Financial Crisis Meltdown Tom Woods Deep Freeze: Iceland\u0026rsquo;s Economic Collapse Phillip Bagus and David Howden Americas Great Depression Murray Rothbard The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last Century Mark Thornton End the Fed Ron Paul Gun Rights Come and Take it: The Gun Printers Guide to Thinking Free Cody Wilson The 10 Myths of Gun Control Jose Nino More Guns Less Crime John Lott Health and Nutrition Death by Food Pyramid Denise Minger Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim It Mary Ruwart The Primal Prescription Doug Mcguff and Robert Murphy Fat for Fuel Dr. Joseph Mercola Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless Health Casey Means and Calley Means Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Blind Spots: The Medicine Gets it Wrong and What it Means For our Health Marty Makary Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity Peter Attia History - General A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell A Peoples History of the United States Howard Zinn Albions\u0026rsquo;s Seed David Hackett Fischer The Dawn Of Everything: A New History of Humanity David Graber A Little History of the World EH Gombrich Debt: The First 5000 Years David Graber History of Government Institutions Legacy of Ashes: A history of the CIA Tim Weiner Enemies: A history of the FBI Tim Weiner The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles and their Secret World War Steven Kinzer Overthrow: Americas Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to Iraq Steven Kinzer History of Socialism The Almost Nearly Perfect People Michael Booth The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel Castro Humberto Fontova The Case Against Socialism Rand Paul History of War and Military The Strategic Logic of Suicide Bombers Robert Pape Enough Already: Time to End the War on Terror Scott Horton Death by Government: Genocide and Mass Murder Since 1900 R.J. Rummel Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catastrophe of Ukraine Scott Horton All the Shahs Men Stephen Kirzner Property Rights Against Intellectual Property Stephan Kinsella (Property Rights) - Freedom on the Frontier Terry Anderson \u0026amp; Peter J Hill How Music Got Free Steven Witt Water Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Space Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Against Intellectual Monopoly Michelle Boldrin \u0026amp; David Levine Intro to Liberty The Law Frederic Bastiat The Road to Serfdom Friedrich Hayek Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom Ron Paul The Revolution Ron Paul Intro to Anarchy No Treason: The Constitution of no Authority Lysander Spooner The Most Dangerous Superstition Larken Rose The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to Obey Michael Huemer The Anarchist\u0026rsquo;s Handbook Organized by Michael Malice Dissenting Electorate: Those Who Refuse to Vote and the Legitimacy of Their Opposition Wendy McElroy Individual Liberty Benjamin Tucker Freedom’s Progress: A History of Political Thought Gerard Casey Living Freedom The Freedom Outlaw\u0026rsquo;s Handbook: 179 Things to Do \u0026rsquo;til the Revolution Claire Wolfe 101 Things to Do \u0026lsquo;Til the Revolution: Ideas and Resources for Self-Liberation, Monkey Wrenching and Preparedness Claire Wolfe Don\u0026rsquo;t Shoot the Bastards (Yet): 101 More Ways to Salvage Freedom Claire Wolfe Net Neutrality The Fallacy of Net Neutrality Thomas Hazlett The Master Switch Tim Wu The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless Technology Thomas Hazlett Code 2.0 Lawrence Lessig Philosophy - General Drive: Understanding the science of Human motivation Daniel Pink Defending the Undefendable Walter Block Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder Nassim Taleb The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion Johnathan Haidt Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World David Epstein Philosophy - Political The Ethics of Liberty Murray Rothbard Anatomy of the State Murray Rothbard An Agorist Primer Samuel Konkin Our Enemy, the State Albert J Nock Police Brutality and the Justice system Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America\u0026rsquo;s Police Forces Radley Balko A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State John Whitehead The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison America Naomi Murakawa The New Jim Crow Michelle Alexander Ghettoside Jill Leovy I Can\u0026rsquo;t Breathe: A Killing on Bay Street Matt Taibbi Justice Before the Law Michael Huemer Revisionist History The Myth of the Robber Barons Burt Folsom The Art of Contrary Thinking Humphrey B. Neill Why American History is Not What They Say: An Introduction to Revisionism Jeff Riggenbach Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong James W. Loewen The Roosevelt Myth John T. Flynn The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary War Thomas J. DiLorenzo Security and Privacy The Art of Invisibility Kevin Mitnick How to Be Invisible J. J. Luna No Place to Hide Glen Greenwald Public Record Edward Snowden The Production of Security Gustave di Molinari Extreme Privacy: How to Disapear on the Internet Michael Bazzell Watchman Privacy Gabriel Custodiet Privacy in Utopia Gabriel Custodiet Schooling and Unschooling Radical Unschooling Dayna Martin The Case against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and Money Bryan Caplan Weapons of Mass Instruction John Taylor Gatto The Absorbent Mind Maria Montessori The College Scam: How America\u0026rsquo;s Universities Are Bankrupting and Brainwashing Away the Future of America\u0026rsquo;s Youth Charlie Kirk Vaccines Turtles All the Way Down Anonymous, Tim Vadnar The Moth in the Iron Lung Forrest Moready Crooked: Manmade Disease Explained Forrest Moready Dissolving Illusions Susan Humphries Vaccines, Autoimmunity and the Changing Nature of Childhood Illness Thomas Cowan "},{"id":3,"href":"/covid/","title":"Covid","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Every single thing that was done in public health in response to the pandemic made it worse.\u0026rdquo; - Peter A. McCullough\nThe Covid19 Lockdowns were the biggest event in our lifetimes. The damage done was immeasurable and still continues to this day. The power centers are looking to continue on with all of the covid tyranny. We must be vigilant in fighting back against the medical industrial complex.\nAnti Covid Orgs # Banners 4 Freedom - An organization dedicated to protesting Covid Mandates using billboards across the world.\nChildren\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense - Children\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense® is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Their mission is to end childhood health epidemics by working aggressively to eliminate harmful exposures, hold those responsible accountable and establish safeguards to prevent future harm. They fight corruption, mass surveillance and censorship that put profits before people as well as advocate for worldwide rights to health freedom and bodily autonomy.\nCovid Index - Massive database of Covid insanity. Find all sorts of articles related to censorship and policy failures.\nEvidenceNotFear - An evidence-based guide against all of the Covid madness.\nFeds 4 Med Freedom - Feds for Medical Freedom is fighting for medical freedoms and personal autonomy. They stand against unconstitutional and immoral vaccine mandates that have cost thousands of federal employees and contractors their careers and livelihoods.\nFLCCC Alliance - A group of doctors who got together to push back against the public Covid response. They provide real education on Covid, and demonized treatments like Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine and recovery against.\nGBDeclaration.org - One of the first major organizations to push back against Covid lockdowns. The Great Barrington Declaration is a major worldwide petition sponsored by doctors and scientists against the Covid lockdowns.\nHowbad - Resources for tracking all aspects of specific Covid batchs data, this also includes leaked data, and some aspects of other vaccines and medical malpractice.\nICAN Informed Consent Action Network - Founded in 2016, ICAN was created with the goal of providing every person with the right to informed consent. They believe that by holding regulators accountable through their successful legal actions, individuals will become empowered to make truly informed decisions about their own health and the health of their families. Using an unprecedented legal strategy, ICAN has successfully won lawsuits against Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control, the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration. Founded by Del Bigtree of the Highwire and works regularly with Aaron Siri and his firm.\nLaw Offices of Siri Glimstead - Led by Lawyer Aaron Siri, Siri Glimstead has been at the forefront of defending legal rights against Covid restrictions and damages done by the Covid vaccines, as well as more traditional vaccines. They also focus on other things like civil rights or protection of whistle blowers.\nPhysicians for Informed Consent - Physicians for Informed Consent empowers the public with scientific information about infectious diseases and vaccines.\nPureBloodRegistry - Blood donations for and from people who have not gotten the Covid-19 vaccine.\nThe Highwire - An educational journalistic organization that has been working for years to bring accountability to the world of vaccines and especially Covid vaccines. Founded by Del Bigtree.\nVacSafety - The VSRF’s mission is to advance COVID-19 vaccine safety through scientific research, public education, and advocacy, and to support the vaccine injured. They present the most up-to-date and relevant information on COVID-19 and public health policies, free from corporate press, agenda-driven narratives, and sponsorships with conflict of interest. They encourage questions and an open dialogue of transparency on any medical and scientific information presented.\nFake Mask Websites # Fake Mask Worldwide - A company that sells obviously fake masks, less obviously fake masks and other Covid related items.\nGetUnmask - Breathable masks that look like regular masks. Company now sells other unrelated products as well.\nMedical Drug Purchase # Purchase Medical Drugs including Ivermection and Hydroxychloroquine from high quality third party services.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinil. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nMetrics # ICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nOpen Vaers - Open Vaers takes the CDC\u0026rsquo;s government data from VAERS and makes it much more readable and easy to understand. As of 9/23 there were over 36,000 deaths and over 1.5 million Covid vaccine related reports to VAERS.\nNo-Jab Job Boards # Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types.\nRedballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or Covid nonsense.\nUnjected - Social media for meeting and dating unvaccinated people.\nVaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status.\nVaccine Injured Support # Covid Vax Recovery Guide - A Covid vaccine detox guide written by nutritional scientist and liberty leaning Dr. Chris Masterjohn.\nCovid19CriticalCare.com - An in-depth recovery Post-Vaccine Treatment Protocol guide from the doctors at the FLCC Alliance.\nIronHeart Bloodworks - IronHeart Bloodworks is a new blood bank membership that gives you control over your blood choices during medical procedures. When you need it, IronHeart Bloodworks quickly sends you COVID-19 unvaccinated blood—a unique service in the healthcare industry. You should have the freedom to choose what blood is in your body.\nReact19.org - React19 is a science-based non-profit offering financial, physical, and emotional support for those suffering from long-term COVID-19 vaccine adverse events globally. Their mission is to bring healing to the moms, dads, friends, and loved ones who are facing life-altering side effects from their COVID-19 vaccine. They build bridges between patients and research institutions in order to develop a better understanding of vaccine complications.\nSpike Protein Detox - Peter McCullough\u0026rsquo;s Spike protein Detox protocol. Peter\u0026rsquo;s company also sells a specific Detox Support Formula.\nZelenko Protocol - Dr. Vladimir Zelenko was one of the first doctors to push back on mainstream Covid dogma. While Zelenko has since passed his protocol and supplements are still useful for fighting Covid ^2^\n"},{"id":4,"href":"/deathathletes/","title":"Death Athletes","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;We always knew it was going to happen, it was according to our plan. For our kind, this is nothing.\u0026rdquo; - Cody Wilson\nDeath Athletes refers to a concept going back to Ancient Greece and popularized by 3d Gun Printing Activist Cody Wilson called \u0026ldquo;The Death Athletic\u0026rdquo;. Cody gave a speech at Guns and Bitcoin 2022 talking about the beauty of death given in service to ones beliefs. While not always literal this is often metaphorical, Cody talks about the public death and having been killed in the public as a metaphor. The Death Athletic specifically refers to someone who engaged in practice to promote freedom and was persecuted for doing so. While many people have been prosecuted unfairly, there is a difference between general victims and those who specifically took the risk of fighting the state and lost.\nCheck out the speech here!\nDeath Athletes # Roger Ver - Roger Ver is a freedom activist who was one of the first investors in Bitcoin. Roger has worked as a liberty and Bitcoin activist for over a decade and has made major financial contributions and investments to projects like, DefCad, ShapeShift, FEE, Ross Ulbricht\u0026rsquo;s Legal Defense, Wikileaks, Kraken and many many more. In April 2024 Roger was arrested and detained in Spain on the request of the US government for alleged tax evasion claims in regarding to his exit tax in 2014. Roger is currently looking at a potential 100 year prison sentence for numerous ridiculous legal charges. Roger has been trapped in Spain since April 2024.\nRoss Ulbricht - Ross Ulbricht is the alleged founder and operator of the Silk Road website. The Silk Road offered consumers a safe and trusted way to purchase drugs and other contraband items. Ross was arrested and imprisoned in 2013. He was sentenced to two life sentences plus 40 years and millions of dollars in fines in a corrupt trial. Ross is scheduled to be released as Donald Trump promised to commute his sentence on Day one of his presidency.\nJulian Assange - Julian Assange is one of the greatest journalists of all time. Julian founded Wikileaks in 2006 and has exposed mass public corruption across the world regarding governments and corporations. Julian was forced into home arrest and then asylum for close to a decade based off ridiculous sex charges that were eventually dropped. In 2019 Julian was pulled out of his Asylum and pull into solitary confinement in BellMarsh prison until June 2024. Julian signed a plea deal and was released.\nEdward Snowden - Edward Snowden is a NSA Whistleblower who exposed massive NSA Corruption in 2013, mostly in regards to illegal mass surveillance on citizens. Snowden has been trapped in Russia ever since.\nSamurai Wallet Devs - In May 2024 Samurai Wallets Domain was seized and the two devs known publicly as TDev and Samurai were arrested and charged with money laundering due to the Bitcoin coinjoin functions built into the website.\nTornado Cash Devs - Tornado Cash is a decentralized coinjoin provider for the Ethereum Crypto Currency. In 2022 Tornado Cash was added to the OFACT List and the Devs Roman Storm and Alex Pertsev where charged with Money Laundering.\nAaron Swartz - Internet pioneer and free speech advocate. Creator of the Guerilla Access Open Manifest as well as several other open source technologies, Aaron Swartz tragically killed himself in 2013 thanks to overzealous prosecutors from the DOJ that were threatening Aaron with decades in prison for attempted publishing of copyrighted documents, despite the fact that the document had never been published and the owner of those copyrights Jstore, had actually dropped the charges.\nIan Freemen - Freeman, known for advocating freedom and financial privacy through bitcoin, found himself targeted by federal prosecutors. Initially facing charges including bank fraud and wire fraud, these allegations were eventually dropped due to lack of evidence. The core of the case revolved around money laundering and conspiracy charges. Ultimately, Freeman received a severe sentence of eight years in prison, a $40,000 fine, and forfeiture of $5 million in assets, despite not being convicted of the fraud charges prosecutors initially highlighted.\nCody Wilson - The creator of the Death Athletic concept as well as the founder of Defcad.com and first person to create a 3d printed Gun. Cody has been at the forefront of fighting for 2nd amendment and 1st amendment as they pertain to code and digital rights for over a decade. Cody has been involved in many lawsuits with the federal government as a result and suffered charges for sex crimes in 2018. He is currently free and working for Defcad.\nJay Stark - The anonymous creator of the FGC-9, which stands for \u0026ldquo;Fuck Gun Control.\u0026rdquo; The FGC was the first project to enable the creation of a fully 3d printed gun that did not require any actual gun parts, instead it uses items that can be purchased from conventional stores all over the world. Jay Stark was arrested in April 2021 on suspicions of owning illegal weapons, however none of these weapons were found and he was not taken into custody. Two days later he was found dead sitting in his car in front of his parents house. While the offical cause of death ruled out \u0026ldquo;foul play\u0026rdquo; it is difficult for most to believe that this was simply a coincidence.\n"},{"id":5,"href":"/defense/","title":"Defense","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles.\u0026rdquo; - Jeff Cooper\nWhen any government deprives a citizen of his freedom or property, the individual must take action to publicise his grievances. To this end, I hope to illustrate in the following pages, the futility of gun control, and that no amount of arbitrary legislation can ever prevent those wanting firearms from owning them. The individual who has the ability to construct his own homemade gun can never be permanently disarmed by any level of gun control legislation. - Philip Luty\nDIY Firearms # The 3D Printer has significantly advanced the ease of manufacturing reliable weapons absent the eye of the watchful state. Of course, it is not the only manufacturing tool available, but you will find it the most expedient.\nGetting Started # The following guides provide a basic introduction to 3D printed firearms. If your budget is limited, Creality printers may be the only option. But they are unreliable, and you may spend more time troubleshooting issues than printing. We recommend Prusa for their reliability and unwavering commitment to open source. Bambu Lab printers have recently gained in popularity for their speed, reliability, and multi-material options. However, they have a history of patenting established open source designs, and even more importantly, severely compromise your privacy. More information here. On this principle, we recommend against giving them your money.\nAs you evaluate printers and cad software, keep privacy at the top of your mind. While this practice may currently be legal in your jurisdiction, the state may kidnap and jail you anyway.\nHoffman Tactical The CTRL+PEW Getting Started Guide Ammunition # Fenix Ammunition - Manufactured in the USA by liberty obsessed individuals, and accept Bitcoin for payment. Books # Expedient Homemade Firearms by Philip Luty Expedient Recoilless Launcher: Panzerfaust by Jonathan Wild Communities # Deterrence Dispensed Rocket Chat - Large public group chat for all things 3d printed firearms. FOSSCAD Subreddit - a subreddit focused on 3d printed firearms of all types. However, censorship on reddit continues to grow, and we encourage migration to censorship resistant communities. Files # Most firearm designs are uploaded by individual creators to Odysee. DEFCAD is another source, but requires a paid membership. Most files available on DEFCAD are already available for free on Odysee.\n3D Gun Builder - A comprehensive directory of designs with direct links to Odysee pages. DEFCAD - Many files here are out of date and hosted without the permission of the original developers. GunCad Developer Index - A list of guncad developer Odysee pages. Legal Advocacy Groups # Organizations fighting within the legal system to expand gun rights.\nDefense Distributed Firearm Policy Coalition Rocky Mountain Gun Owners Second Amendment Foundation Merchants # Places to find parts, part kits, tools, ammo, and more..\nParts # Aves Engineering - Glock rails and MAC11 components. Every Gun Part - Exhaustive collection of parts kits (everything but the receiver) and more. Ghost Guns - More parts kits. JSD Supply - Pistol components and more. MAF Arms - Build kits for printed receiver designs. Replicator USA - 3d printed suppressors. Riptide Rails - Glock rails, magazine springs, and other printed firearms components. Newsletters \u0026amp; Podcasts # En Bloc Press - Paid newsletter and podcast focused on the 3d printed firearm space and adjacent politics. Open Source Defense - Weekly newsletter focused on expanding gun rights with \u0026ldquo;0% culture war\u0026rdquo;. Out of Battery Live - Live podcast focused on interviewing guncad developers and builders. Propaganda # Documentaries, talks, and other media.\nDeath Athletic Documentary The New Radical Plastic Defense: Secret 3D Printed Guns in Europe The Plastic Power: A Speech The Unshackled Englishman Resources # GatGPT - A deneutered version of ChatGPT focused on firearms. Shootingbot - Monitors price and availability of ammunition and reloading components. Training # Ok, you can build a firearm in your garage. Now learn how to use it. Before you start LARPING, consider what type of training is most useful. Read this.\nGamut Resolutions - Tactical pistol and carbine classes. Based in Florida but courses are taught in many locations across the US. Guns For Everyone - Free concealed carry classes based out of Colorado. Long Range Shooters of Utah - Multiday courses in shooting up to and beyond 1000 yards in Price, UT. MantisX - MantisX is a gun training system that takes a data-driven approach to helping you achieve shooting mastery with no ammo required. Unlike some dry fire trainers, MANTISX works while attached to ANY firearm (pistol, rifle, or shotgun). By analyzing every shot and generating actionable data, MANTISX helps you improve your accuracy quickly. Solutionary University - Beginner firearm and defense training. Run by Liberty Activist Maj Toure, who has been travelling across the US providing firearms training, particularly in black neighborhoods. Thunder Ranch - Multiday courses in pistol, rifle, and shotgun, founded by Clint Smith and based in Oregon. "},{"id":6,"href":"/education/","title":"Education","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Education and Training # \u0026ldquo;Government schooling is the most radical adventure in history. It kills the family by monopolizing the best times of childhood and by teaching disrespect for home and parents.\u0026rdquo; - John Taylor Gatto\nModern schooling has been terrible for years. Following the covid insanity and the addition of woke politics the schools are proving less and less value by the day. But education can be done through a vareity of methods. In the modern age their are many better ways to educate yourself and your children than traditional school.\nAlternative Schools # Options for schools that are close to the traditional model, but do something different.\nMontessori Schools - Montessori classrooms are ideal workplaces, where children are engaged, energetic, exploring, social, and most of all, learning to take ownership of their own education. They’re also unified communities in which each child understands the responsibility of being an individual student in the class while supporting the learning of others.\nWestern Governors University - While still suffering from some of the issues of traditional education, WGU provides a solid alternative for anyone who still wants to pursue traditional college degrees. Offering Bachelors and Masters programs in IT, Business, Nursing, Finance and Education. WGU is a completely online school, with relatively cheap degree programs that are performance based, meaning you can take the classes at your own pace and are not required to attend classes you dont need.\nAlternatives to School # Liberty Classroom - A wide range of courses. Mostly focused on history but offers other courses on econimics and logics. All courses are taught from a liberty perspective. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. Mises Econ Grad Progam - Economics Grad program that teaches free market Austrian Economics from one of the most prominent liberty focused think tanks. Praxis - Praxis is an intense personal and professional development program for young adults who want to work hard, build skills, learn how to create value, and develop a positive vision of the future for their lives and careers. Praxis is a college alternative that offers a 1 year practical devopment plan that ends up teaching you real world practical skills and connecting you with an intership at the end of your program. School of Life - A course to help you enhance whatever you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Provides biweekly webinars from the best liberty minds to bring your practile and actionable advice for your business, non Profit, cause or whatever else you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. TenToad - A program that helps families transition to a school-free life with a solid foundation of knowledge and the tools to get started with confidence. Embrace living and learning without school. ThinkExodus - Exodus Institute aims to provide families with a quality alternative to public schools, and support homeschool families with enrichment courses that foster critical thinking, academic skills, and counter the left-wing indoctrination found in education, culture, and the media. Unschoolers.org - Unschooling and peaceful parenting educational organization. Unschooling is an alternative to traditional schooling and even home schooling that works to encourage and focus and direct children\u0026rsquo;s natural curiosity. Unschooling Resources with Dayna Martin - Dayna Martin has been living and breathing Unschooling for 2 decades, while also working to educate many others on these principles. You can find many of the best unschooling resources here. Homeschool Resources # Acellusacademy - Acellus Academy is a K-12 online private school located in Kansas City, Missouri as a 501c3. Acellus Academy provides instruction online through distance education via the Acellus Learning System. Acellus, a program of the International Academy of Science, is an online learning system that has been used to provide primary instruction to millions of students in thousands of schools throughout the United States.\nHome School Legal Defense Association - With over 100,000 member families, Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) is the nation’s largest, most trusted homeschool advocacy organization.\nPower Home School - Power Homeschool is the official provider of online Acellus® courses for parents independently homeschooling their children without teacher support. Power is a not an accredited curriculum.\nRon Paul Curriculum - A liberty focused home school curriculum for all grades based on the ideas of former congressman Ron Paul. The curriculum was largely designed by Liberty Classroom founder, Tom Woods.\nTuttle Twins Academy - From the authors of some of the best selling Liberty Kids books, comes the academy for home learning. Catered for kids TTA offers courses in Finances, Logic \u0026amp; Critical Thinking, Entrepreneurship, and many more to come.\n"},{"id":7,"href":"/frontends/","title":"Front Ends","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy. The savage’s whole existence is public, ruled by the laws of his tribe. Civilization is the process of setting man free from men.\u0026rdquo; - Ayn Rand\nPrivacy Front ends are interfaces that interact with well known services that dont respect your privacy. Apps like Youtube or Facebook can be accessed via privacy respecting generally open source apps.\nApple AirPlay # air-pi-play - Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Airplay server using RPiPlay to enable screen mirroring on tvs, monitors and projectors. RPiPlay - An open-source AirPlay mirroring server for the Raspberry Pi. Supports iOS 9 and up. Apple Music # Cider - Cross-platform Apple Music experience based on Electron and Vue.js written from scratch with performance in mind Discord # gtkcord4 - A lightweight Discord client written in Golang which uses GTK3 for the user interface Facebook # SlimSocial - Android, alternative front-end for Facebook, built with Java Frost - An extensive and functional open source third party app for Facebook (Android app) Facebook Messenger # Caprine - Unofficial and privacy-focused Facebook Messenger app with many useful features fb-messenger-cli - Use your Facebook account to chat with your friends sneakily in the command line, it\u0026rsquo;s as easy as logging in, choosing a convo and chatting away Google Search # LibreX - Privacy-respecting free meta-search engine (free as in freedom). Small and simple meta-search engine, fetches and anonymizes results from Google only, has API support, allows redirects to Invidious/Bibliogram/Nitter/Libreddit.\nSearXNG - SearXNG is a free internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from various search services and databases. Users are neither tracked nor profiled (SearXNG is a fork of Searx).\nSearx - Searx is a free privacy-respecting internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from more than 70 search services. Users are neither tracked nor profiled. Additionally, Searx can be used over Tor for online anonymity.\nWhoogle Search - A self-hosted, ad-free, privacy-respecting metasearch engine for Google.\nGoogle Translate # Crow Translate - Simple and lightweight cross-platform translator that allows translation using LibreTranslate, Lingva, Google, Bing, and Yandex, as well as text-to-speech using Google.\nDeepL Android - Unofficial Android client for DeepL.\nInstaLate - Distraction-free translation for Android, to be used directly from within any app. Supports Beolingus, DeepL, Dict.cc, GNU CIDE, Heinzelnisse, LibreTranslate, Linguee, WikDict, and Wiktionary.\nLingva Translate - Alternative front-end for Google Translate, serving as a free and open-source translator with over a hundred languages available.\nSimplyTranslate - Provide fast and private translations to the user without wasting much overhead for extensive styling or JavaScript. Supports Google Translate, DeepL, ICIBA, and LibreTranslate.\nSimplyTranslate Mobile - Unofficial Android client of SimplyTranslate.\nHacker News # Hackers - A native iOS app for Hacker News.\nHackerweb - A simply readable Hacker News web app.\nHckrnws - A custom front-end for a better reading experience of HackerNews.\nHN-search - Algolia Hacker News search.\nHNTopLinks - Top Links on Hacker News.\nImgur # Imgin - Minimal Imgur front end Imgrs - Imgrs is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. It\u0026rsquo;s a Rust rewrite of a previous Imgur proxy project, Omgur. Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/imgrs Omgur - Omgur is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. Inspired by the Invidious, Nitter, and Teddit projects. No JavaScript or ads All requests go through the Omgur backend, client never talks to Imgur Prevents Imgur from tracking your IP or JavaScript fingerprint Lightweight Self-hostable Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/omgur Rimgo - Self-hosted frontend for Imgur written in Go. Website: https://i.bcow.xyz/ Rimgu - Self-hosted alternative frontend/ proxy for Imgur Instagram # Bibliogram - Bibliogram is an alternative front-end for Instagram. Public instances: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/bibliogram-docs/tree/master/docs/Instances.md Mastodon # Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Hyperspace - cross-platform Mastodon client for the fediverse written in TypeScript and React Pinafore - Alternative web client for Mastodon, focused on speed and simplicity Sengi - cross-platform multi-account Mastodon \u0026amp; Pleroma desktop client TheDesk - cross-platform Mastodon \u0026amp; Misskey desktop client Tootle - simple GTK-based Linux Mastodon client Tusky - lightweight Android Mastodon client Medium # Scribe - Alternative front-end to Medium.com Other services # ArchiveBox - Open source self-hosted web archiving. Takes URLs/browser history/bookmarks/Pocket/Pinboard/etc., saves HTML, JS, PDFs, media, and more etherpad-lite - Collaborative rich text editor. A modern really-real-time collaborative document editor Gitea - Lightweight git server. Git with a cup of tea, painless self-hosted git service Hedgedoc - Collaborative markdown editor. A platform to write and share markdown Librarian - Alternative frontend for LBRY / Odysee.com MediathekViewWeb - Video content of German public-service television broadcasters (e.g. ARD, ZDF) Official instance: mediathekviewweb.de NoPaste - NoPaste is an open-source website similar to Pastebin where you can store any piece of code, and generate links for easy sharing PrivateBin - Zero knowledge encrypted paste-bin. A minimalist, open source online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data. Data is encrypted/decrypted in the browser using 256 bits AES Snapdrop - Similar to Apple\u0026rsquo;s Airdrop but in your browser. A Progressive Web App for local file sharing Vaultwarden - Password manager. Unofficial Bitwarden compatible server written in Rust, formerly known as bitwarden_rs Wikiless - A free open source alternative Wikipedia front-end focused on privacy Reddit # Due to recent changes with the Reddit API Policy you may have mixed success with these. These are kept here in the event that this changes, but otherwise these are mostly dead projects\nDawn - Open-source Reddit app Available on F-Droid Forked from Dank: https://github.com/saket/Dank Eddrit - Alternative front-end for Reddit, inspired by Nitter, built with Python \u0026amp; Starlette. Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Infinity - Reddit client for Android Available on F-Droid junipf/reddit-frontend - A reddit front-end written in React Official instance: https://jpf-reddit.netlify.app kddit - uWSGI frontend for Reddit.com written in Python Official instance: https://kddit.kalli.st Libreddit - Alternative front-end for Reddit. Themed around Reddit\u0026rsquo;s new design - Lightweight, no JavaScript, no ads, no tracking. Official instance: libredd.it Public instances: https://github.com/spikecodes/libreddit#instances RedditClient - Alternative front-end for Reddit, built with Angular Roffline - A self-hosted offline Reddit server. It allows you to browse Reddit posts (including any media in the post) while offline. It is targeted at people that have intermittent internet Snew - Open-source client for Reddit forked from the Reddit source code. Slide - Open source, ad free Reddit browser for Android Available on F-Droid Stealth - Account-free, privacy-oriented, and feature-rich Reddit client. Available on F-Droid Teddit - Alternative Reddit front-end focused on privacy - Lightweight, no ads, no JavaScript, unofficial API. Official instance: https://teddit.net Public instances: https://github.com/teddit-net/teddit#instances Github mirror repository Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Teddit Top of Reddit - Top Reddit posts every day. Troddit: A web client for Reddit Official instance: https://www.troddit.com Updoot - Android, alternative front-end for Reddit. Xeddit - A Xamarin.Forms app for Reddit. Official instance: xeddit.com Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Xeddit Redirection # Farside - Farside provides links that automatically redirect to working instances of privacy-oriented alternative frontends, such as Nitter, Libreddit, etc. This allows for users to have more reliable access to the available public instances for a particular service, while also helping to distribute traffic more evenly across all instances and avoid performance bottlenecks and rate-limiting. LibRedirect - App that redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends. If you click on a link of a Youtube like it will redirect to you to Newpipe, Twitter to nitter, Wikipedia to Wikiless etc. Privacy Redirect - A simple web extension that redirects Twitter, YouTube, Instagram \u0026amp; Google Maps requests to privacy friendly alternatives Firefox Add-On: Privacy Redirect Chrome Extension: Privacy Redirect UntrackMe - UntrackMe transforms Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Reddit and Medium and Wikipedia links to links of open source, privacy friendly front-ends. Converts Google Maps links to OpenStreetMap links. Removes tracking parameters from any url. Then delegates the action to other apps that are capable of handling them. (Android app) Watch on Odysee - Browser add on that redirects you from YouTube to odysee a decentralized Youtube alternative Reuters # Neuters - An alternative front-end to Reuters.com. It is intended to be lightweight and fast, and was heavily inspired by Nitter Official instance: https://boxcat.site Shazam # SongRec - Open-source Shazam client for Linux, written in Rust. Spotify # Downtify - Open source Spotify ripper. Self Hosted. Kotify - Requires Spotify Account - Multiplatform desktop client for Spotify focused on library organization for power users. Relies on official Spotify client for playback Librespot - Requires Spotify Premium Account - librespot is an open source client library for Spotify. It enables applications to use Spotify\u0026rsquo;s service to control and play music via various backends, and to act as a Spotify Connect receiver. It is an alternative to the official and now deprecated closed-source libspotify. Additionally, it will provide extra features which are not available in the official library Oggify - Download Spotify tracks to Ogg Vorbis (with a Spotify premium account), based on librespot psst - Fast and multi-platform Spotify client with native GUI Podcast MP3 Downloader - Download MP3 files of your favorite podcasts from Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts, and Overcast. Spot: Gtk/Rust native Spotify client for the GNOME desktop. Only works with premium accounts Spotiqueue - Minimalistic queue-oriented macOS-native client for Spotify, with Guile Scheme scriptability SpotDownloader - A simple web tool that allows you to download songs from Spotify. You can download a song either by entering a track, album, or playlist link. You can also download the entire album or playlist in ZIP format. It also adds all the metadata like cover image, artists, and release date in the downloaded songs. Show, Podcast, and Artist page links aren\u0026rsquo;t supported yet. Spotiflyer - Download free content from Youtube, Spotify, Sound Cloud and more Spotube: A lightweight and free Spotify crossplatform-client which handles playback manually, streams music using Youtube \u0026amp; no Spotify premium account is needed SpotX: Modified Spotify Client for Windows (Windows Only) - Blocking ads and updates for the desktop version of Spotify, disabling podcasts and more Telegram # Telegram-FOSS - Unofficial, FOSS-friendly fork of the original Telegram client for Android. TikTok # ProxiTok - Open source alternative frontend for TikTok made with PHP. Official instance: Pussthecat Instance Twitch # ElectronPlayer - Electron Based Web Video Services Player. Supports Netflix, Youtube, Twitch, Floatplane, Hulu and more streamlink-twitch-gui - Multi platform Twitch.tv browser for Streamlink Twire: Alternative and open source Twitch client for Android Xtra - Twitch player and browser for Android Twitter/X # Due to recent changes with the Twitter API Policy you may have mixed success with these.\nFritter - A free, open-source Twitter client for Android. Harpy - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Flutter/Dart. Nitter - Alternative Twitter front-end - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Official instance: nitter.net Public instances: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances Example: Troy Hunt on Twitter and Nitter Shitter - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Java. Tweet-app - Desktop Twitter client only for tweeting. Timeline never shows up. Tweeterr - A tool to use Twitter from the command line on the fly. Tweepy - Twitter for Python Twidere X - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built mostly with Kotlin, in early stage. YouTube # Alltube - Web GUI for youtube-dl AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. BlackHole - Android music player app for YouTube Music and Spotify made with Flutter CloudTube - Alternative front-end for Invidious Official instance: https://tube.cadence.moe Installation guide for self-hosting: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/tube-docs/tree/main/item/docs/cloudtube/Installing%20CloudTube.md FreeTube - Open source YouTube desktop player for privacy on Windows, Mac and Linux Invidious - Invidious is an alternative front-end to YouTube - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Home page: https://invidious.io Invidious instances (Github): https://github.com/iv-org/documentation/blob/master/Invidious-Instances.md Invidious instances API: https://api.invidious.io Installation guide for self-hosting: https://docs.invidious.io/Installation.md Invidious-viewer - Python application to watch YouTube videos through the Invidious API, in the terminal (requires MPV player and libmpv.so, provided by Linux distro) Invuedious - An alternative frontend for invidious built with vue.js Official instance: https://bocchilorenzo.github.io/invuedious/ LibreTube - Android frontend for YouTube, based on Piped minitube - Lightweight youtube client with a kid-friendly interface. Can make playlists from search keywords mps-youtube - Terminal based YouTube player and downloader. NewPipe - A libre lightweight streaming front-end for Android oleksis/youtube-dl-gui - Cross-platform front-end GUI of the popular youtube-dl written in wxPython OpenVideoDownloader aka jely2002/youtube-dl-gui - A cross-platform GUI for youtube-dl made in Electron and node.js Piped - An alternative privacy-friendly YouTube frontend which is efficient by design - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking Official instance: https://piped.kavin.rocks List of public instances: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped/wiki/Instances Installation guide for self-hosting: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Documentation/blob/main/content/docs/self-hosting/index.md pipe-viewer - A lightweight application (fork of straw-viewer) for searching and playing videos from YouTube. Plumber - Local and remote video trimmer, can trim parts of video without downloading whole video, utilizes youtube-dl, allows conversion to GIFs smtube - Stand-alone YouTube video player Website: https://www.smtube.org SMTube is part of SMPlayer SMPlayer website: https://www.smplayer.info SMPlayer repository: https://github.com/smplayer-dev/smplayer SmartTubeNext - SmartTubeNext is an advanced YouTube app for Android TVs and TV boxes, free and open source. It is not a live TV client and does not support \u0026ldquo;YouTube TV\u0026rdquo;. SkyTube - An open-source YouTube app for Android. Tartube - A GUI front-end for youtube-dl, partly based on youtube-dl-gui and written in Python 3 / Gtk 3 th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). TubeArchivist - A self hosted YouTube media server. TubeSync - TubeSync is a PVR (personal video recorder) for YouTube. It syncs YouTube channels and playlists to a locally hosted media server. ViewTube - An alternative front-end for YouTube, written in Vue.js, uses Plyr video player; supports SponsorBlock, multiple Invidious instances support, chapters Vividl - Modern Windows GUI for youtube-dl Youtube-dl - Command-line program to download videos from YouTube.com and other video sites Youtube-viewer - Lightweight YouTube client for Linux YouTube.js - Full-featured wrapper around the Innertube API, which is what YouTube itself uses uYouPlus - uYouPlus (uYou+) is an alternative YouTube app for Apple\u0026rsquo;s iOS and iPadOS. yattee - Alternative YouTube frontend for iOS, tvOS and macOS built with Invidious and Piped, supports sponsorblock yt-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously without forcing javascript (Fork of youtube-local) yt-dlp - A youtube-dl fork with additional features and fixes. ytcc - Command line tool to keep track of your favorite playlists on YouTube and many other places. Can import youtube subscriptions from Google Takeout and provide them as an RSS feed for your favorite reader. ytfzf - A POSIX script that helps you find Youtube videos (without API) and opens/downloads them using mpv/youtube-dl. ytmdl - A simple app to get songs from YouTube in mp3 format with artist name, album name etc from sources like iTunes, LastFM, Deezer, Gaana etc. ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. ytdl-gui - A simple-to-use, cross-platform graphical interface for youtube-dl youtube-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously and with greater page performance ytcast - Cast YouTube videos to your smart TV from the command line. This program does roughly the same thing as the \u0026ldquo;Play on TV\u0026rdquo; button that appears on the player bar when you visit youtube.com with Chrome or when you use the YouTube smartphone app YouTube Music # AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. "},{"id":8,"href":"/hacking/","title":"Hacking","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The truth is revealed by removing things that stand in its light, an art not unlike sculpture, in which the artist creates, not by building, but by hacking away.\u0026rdquo; - Alan Watts\nWelcome to the Hacking section of Liberty tools! Hacking should be used to increase your knowledge and harden your defenses. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAnonymity # BinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\nI2P - The Invisible Internet Project.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nNipe - Script to redirect all traffic from the machine to the Tor network.\nOnionScan - One of the Hacking Tools for investigating the Dark Web by finding operational security issues introduced by Tor hidden service operators.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nTor - Free software and onion routed overlay network that helps you defend against traffic analysis.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nBug Bounty Platforms # Bugcrowd List - List of many companies that provide bug bounties. CTF(Capture the flag) # Ctf-tools - Collection of setup scripts to install various security research tools easily and quickly deployable to new machines.\nPwntools - Rapid exploit development framework built for use in CTFs.\nRsaCtfTool - Decrypt data enciphered using weak RSA keys, and recover private keys from public keys using a variety of automated attacks.\nDDoS # HOIC - Updated version of Low Orbit Ion Cannon, has ‘boosters’ to get around common counter measures.\nJS LOIC - JavaScript in-browser version of LOIC.\nLOIC - Open source network stress tool for Windows.\nSlowLoris - DoS tool that uses low bandwidth on the attacking side.\nT50 - Faster network stress tool.\nUFONet - Abuses OSI layer 7 HTTP to create/manage ‘zombies’ and to conduct different attacks using; GET/POST, multithreading, proxies, origin spoofing methods, cache evasion techniques, etc.\nDefense Evasion # AntiVirus Evasion Tool (AVET) - Post-process exploits containing executable files targeted for Windows machines to avoid being recognized by antivirus software.\nHyperion - Runtime encryptor for 32-bit portable executables (“PE .exes”).\nPeCloak.py - Automates the process of hiding a malicious Windows executable from antivirus (AV) detection.\nPeCloakCapstone - Multi-platform fork of the peCloak.py automated malware antivirus evasion tool.\nUniByAv - Simple obfuscator that takes raw shellcode and generates Anti-Virus friendly executables by using a brute-forcable, 32-bit XOR key.\nVeil - Generate metasploit payloads that bypass common anti-virus solutions.\nDefcon Suggested Reading # Defcon Suggested Reading Email Spoofing # SpoofBox - Offers email, SMS, Phone spoofing and lots of other tools. Not a free service. Can also be used to look up phone numbers. Exploit Development # Exploit Writing Tutorials - Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nShellcode Examples - Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial - Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nFile Format Analysis # Hachoir - Python library to view and edit a binary stream as tree of fields and tools for metadata extraction.\nKaitai Struct - File formats and network protocols dissection language and web IDE, generating parsers in C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby.\nVeles - Binary data visualization and analysis tool.\nForensics # Autopsy - Full suite of open source forensics tools.\nCAINE - CAINE is Linux Live CD that contains a wealth of digital forensic tools. Features include a user-friendly GUI, semi-automated report creation and tools for Mobile Forensics, Network Forensics, Data Recovery and more.\nFTK Imager - Open Source Disk imaging tool.\nPaladin Forensic Suite - Live Ubuntu distro with lots of tools. Open source with free and paid versions.\nSIFT Workstation - The SIFT Workstation is a collection of free and open-source incident response and forensic tools designed to perform detailed digital forensic examinations in a variety of settings, all built inside an Ubuntu VM.\nSMART - Open source sampling of many proprietary forensics tools.\nGNU/Linux Utilities # Linux Exploit Suggester - Heuristic reporting on potentially viable exploits for a given GNU/Linux system. Hacking Focused OSINT # AQUATONE - Subdomain discovery tool utilizing various open sources producing a report that can be used as input to other tools.\nBinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\nDataSploit - OSINT visualizer utilizing Shodan, Censys, Clearbit, EmailHunter, FullContact, and Zoomeye behind the scenes.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\ngithub-dorks - CLI tool to scan Github repos/organizations for potential sensitive information leak.\nIntrigue - Automated OSINT \u0026amp; Attack Surface discovery framework with powerful API, UI and CLI.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nShodan - World’s first search engine for Internet-connected devices.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSn1per - One of the Hacking Tools for Automated Pentest Recon Scanner.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\nThreat Crowd - Search engine for threats.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nvcsmap - Plugin-based tool to scan public version control systems for sensitive information.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nHacking Conventions # 44Con - Annual Security Conference held in London.\nAppSecUSA - Annual conference organized by OWASP.\nBalCCon - Balkan Computer Congress, annually held in Novi Sad, Serbia.\nBlack Hat - Annual security conference in Las Vegas.\nBruCON - Annual security conference in Belgium.\nCarolinaCon - Infosec conference, held annually in North Carolina.\nCCC - Annual meeting of the international hacker scene in Germany.\nCHCon - Christchurch Hacker Con, Only South Island of New Zealand hacker con.\nDeepSec - Security Conference in Vienna, Austria.\nDefCamp - Largest Security Conference in Eastern Europe, held annually in Bucharest, Romania.\nDEF CON - Annual hacker convention in Las Vegas. Known for having a left wing bias.\nEkoparty - Largest Security Conference in Latin America, held annually in Buenos Aires, Argentina.\nFSec - FSec - Croatian Information Security Gathering in Varaždin, Croatia.\nHack3rCon - Annual US hacker conference.\nHack.lu - Annual conference held in Luxembourg.\nHackfest - Largest hacking conference in Canada.\nHITB - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nHacking In The Box - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nInfosecurity Europe - Europe’s number one information security event, held in London, UK.\nLayerOne - Annual US security conference held every spring in Los Angeles.\nNullcon - Annual conference in Delhi and Goa, India.\nPhreakNIC - Technology conference held annually in middle Tennessee.\nRSA Conference USA - Annual security conference in San Francisco, California, USA.\nShmooCon - Annual US East coast hacker convention.\nSkyDogCon - Technology conference in Nashville.\nSummerCon - One of the oldest hacker conventions, held during Summer.\nSwiss Cyber Storm - Annual security conference in Lucerne, Switzerland.\nThotCon - Annual US hacker conference held in Chicago.\nTroopers - Annual international IT Security event with workshops held in Heidelberg, Germany.\nVirus Bulletin Conference - Annual conference going to be held in Denver, USA for 2016.\nHash Cracking # BruteForce Wallet - Find the password of an encrypted wallet file (i.e. wallet.dat).\nCeWL - Generates custom wordlists by spidering a target’s website and collecting unique words.\nHashcat - Another One of the Hacking Tools The more fast hash cracker.\nJohn the Ripper - One of the best Hacking Tools for Fast password cracker.\nJWT Cracker - Simple HS256 JWT token brute force cracker.\nRar Crack - RAR bruteforce cracker.\nHex Editors # 0xED – Native macOS hex editor that supports plug-ins to display custom data types.\nFrhed – Binary file editor for Windows.\nHexEdit.js – Browser-based hex editing.\nHexinator – World’s finest (proprietary, commercial) Hex Editor.\nInformation Security Magazines # 2600: The Hacker Quarterly – American publication about technology and computer “underground.”\nPhrack Magazine – By far the longest running hacker zine.\nUnredacted Magazine - The official magazine from Michael Bazzell author of Extreme Privacy.\nLock Picking Resources # Awesome Lockpicking – Awesome guides, tools, and other resources about the security and compromise of locks, safes, and keys.\nBosnianbill – More lockpicking videos.\nSchuyler Towne channel – Lockpicking videos and security talks.\n/r/lockpicking – Resources for learning lockpicking, equipment recommendations.\nmacOS Utilities # Bella – Pure Python post-exploitation data mining and remote administration tool for macOS. Multi-paradigm Frameworks # Armitage – Java-based GUI front-end for the Metasploit Framework.\nExploitPack – Graphical tool for automating penetration tests that ships with many pre-packaged exploits.\nFaraday – Multiuser integrated pentesting environment for red teams performing cooperative penetration tests, security audits, and risk assessments.\nMetasploit – Post exploitation Hacking Tools for offensive security teams to help verify vulnerabilities and manage security assessments.\nPupy – Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android) remote administration and post-exploitation tool.\nNetwork Tools # BetterCAP – Modular, portable and easily extensible MITM framework.\nCloudFail – Unmask server IP addresses hidden behind Cloudflare by searching old database records and detecting misconfigured DNS.\nCrackMapExec – A swiss army knife for pentesting networks.\nDebookee – Simple and powerful network traffic analyzer for macOS.\nDET – Proof of concept to perform data exfiltration using either single or multiple channel(s) at the same time.\nDgcd – Simple Unix network utility to extend the accessibility of TCP/IP based network services beyond firewalls.\nDnsmap – One of the Hacking Tools for Passive DNS network mapper.\nDnsrecon – One of the Hacking Tools for DNS enumeration script.\nDnschef – Highly configurable DNS proxy for pentesters.\nDnsenum – Perl script that enumerates DNS information from a domain, attempts zone transfers, performs a brute force dictionary style attack, and then performs reverse look-ups on the results.\nDnstracer – Determines where a given DNS server gets its information from, and follows the chain of DNS servers.\nDNSDumpster – One of the Hacking Tools for Online DNS recon and search service.\nDshell – Network forensic analysis framework.\nDsniff – Collection of tools for network auditing and pentesting.\nDripcap – Caffeinated packet analyzer.\nEvilgrade – Modular framework to take advantage of poor upgrade implementations by injecting fake updates.\nEttercap – Comprehensive, mature suite for machine-in-the-middle attacks.\nImpacket – A collection of Python classes for working with network protocols.\nIntercepter-NG – Multifunctional network toolkit.\nMass Scan – Best Hacking Tools for TCP port scanner, spews SYN packets asynchronously, scanning entire Internet in under 5 minutes.\nMallory – HTTP/HTTPS proxy over SSH.\nMitmproxy – Interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy for penetration testers and software developers.\nMorpheus – Automated ettercap TCP/IP Hacking Tools.\nNetsniff-ng – Swiss army knife for network sniffing.\nNetwork-Tools.com – Website offering an interface to numerous basic network utilities like ping, traceroute, whois, and more.\nNmap – Free security scanner for network exploration \u0026amp; security audits.\nPassivedns – Network sniffer that logs all DNS server replies for use in a passive DNS setup.\nPassivedns-client – Library and query tool for querying several passive DNS providers.\nPig – One of the Hacking Tools for GNU/Linux packet crafting.\nPwnat – Punches holes in firewalls and NATs.\nPraeda – Automated multi-function printer data harvester for gathering usable data during security assessments.\nPrinter Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) – Tool for printer security testing capable of IP and USB connectivity, fuzzing, and exploitation of PostScript, PJL, and PCL printer language features.\nRoutersploit – Open source exploitation framework similar to Metasploit but dedicated to embedded devices.\nScanless – Utility for using websites to perform port scans on your behalf so as not to reveal your own IP.\nScapy – Python-based interactive packet manipulation program \u0026amp; library.\nSPARTA – Graphical interface offering scriptable, configurable access to existing network infrastructure scanning and enumeration tools.\nSSH MITM – Intercept SSH connections with a proxy; all plaintext passwords and sessions are logged to disk.\nTcpdump/libpcap – Common packet analyzer that runs under the command line.\nWireshark – Widely-used graphical, cross-platform network protocol analyzer.\nXRay – Network (sub)domain discovery and reconnaissance automation tool.\nZarp – Network attack tool centered around the exploitation of local networks.\nZmap – Open source network scanner that enables researchers to easily perform Internet-wide network studies.\nOperating Systems # Best Linux Penetration Testing Distributions @ CyberPunk – Description of main penetration testing distributions.\nCuckoo – Open source automated malware analysis system.\nComputer Aided Investigative Environment (CAINE) – Italian GNU/Linux live distribution created as a digital forensics project.\nCSILinux - CSI\u0026rsquo;s mission is to equip you with the most advanced tools in digital forensics, OSINT, and incident response.\nDigital Evidence \u0026amp; Forensics Toolkit (DEFT) – Live CD for forensic analysis runnable without tampering or corrupting connected devices where the boot process takes place.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nSecurity @ Distrowatch – Website dedicated to talking about, reviewing, and keeping up to date with open source operating systems.\nTails – Live OS aimed at preserving privacy and anonymity.\nPhysical Hacking Tools # Anof-cyber/APTRS - APTRS (Automated Penetration Testing Reporting System) is an automated reporting tool in Python and Django. The tool allows Penetration testers to create a report directly without using the Traditional Docx file. It also provides an approach to keeping track of the projects and vulnerabilities.\nCanarytokens.org - Canarytokens are a free, quick, painless way to help defenders discover they\u0026rsquo;ve been breached by having attackers announce themselves. These are digital honeypots you can configure on your own network.\nFlipperzero.one - Flipper Zero is a portable multi-tool for pentesters and geeks in a toy-like body. It loves hacking digital stuff, such as radio protocols, access control systems, hardware and more. It\u0026rsquo;s fully open-source and customizable, so you can extend it in whatever way you like. Check out more firmware options here\nHak5.org - Sells many hacking for wifi pentesting, hotplug attacks, implants, remote access field kits and more. Breakdown of multiple tools\nLAN Turtle – Covert “USB Ethernet Adapter” that provides remote access, network intelligence gathering, and MITM capabilities when installed in a local network.\nPoisontap – Siphons cookies, exposes internal (LAN-side) router and installs web backdoor on locked computers.\nUSB Rubber Ducky – Customizable keystroke injection attack platform masquerading as a USB thumbdrive.\nWiFi Pineapple – Wireless auditing and penetration testing platform.\nPenetration Testing Resources # Pentest Tools # Metasploit Unleashed - Free Offensive Security Metasploit course.\nMITRE’s Adversarial Tactics, Techniques \u0026amp; Common Knowledge (ATT\u0026amp;CK) – Curated knowledge base and model for cyber adversary behavior.\nOpen Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM) – Framework for providing test cases that result in verified facts on which to base decisions that impact an organization’s security.\nOpen Web Application Security Project (OWASP) – Worldwide not-for-profit charitable organization focused on improving the security of especially Web-based and Application-layer software.\nPenetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) – Documentation designed to provide a common language and scope for performing and reporting the results of a penetration test.\nPenetration Testing Framework (PTF) – Outline for performing penetration tests compiled as a general framework usable by vulnerability analysts and penetration testers alike.\nPENTEST-WIKI – Free online security knowledge library for pentesters and researchers.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nShellcode Examples – Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial – Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nXSS-Payloads – Ultimate resource for all things cross-site including payloads, tools, games and documentation.\nPenetration Testing Distributions # ArchStrike – Arch GNU/Linux repository for security professionals and enthusiasts.\nAttifyOS – GNU/Linux distribution focused on tools useful during Internet of Things (IoT) security assessments.\nBackBox – Ubuntu-based distribution for penetration tests and security assessments.\nBlackArch – Arch GNU/Linux-based distribution with best Hacking Tools for penetration testers and security researchers.\nFedora Security Lab – Provides a safe test environment to work on security auditing, forensics, system rescue and teaching security testing methodologies.\nKali – GNU/Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing Hacking Tools.\nNetwork Security Toolkit (NST) – Fedora-based bootable live operating system designed to provide easy access to best-of-breed open source network security applications.\nParrot – Distribution similar to Kali, with multiple architectures with 100 of Hacking Tools.\nPentoo – Security-focused live CD based on Gentoo.\nThe Pentesters Framework – Distro organized around the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES), providing a curated collection of utilities that eliminates often unused toolchains.\nDocker for Penetration Testing # docker pull kalilinux/kali-linux-docker docker pull owasp/zap2docker-stable docker pull wpscanteam/wpscan docker pull citizenstig/dvwa docker pull wpscanteam/vulnerablewordpress docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-6271 docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-0160 docker pull opendns/security-ninjas docker pull diogomonica/docker-bench-security docker pull ismisepaul/securityshepherd docker pull danmx/docker-owasp-webgoat docker-compose build \u0026amp;\u0026amp; docker-compose up docker pull citizenstig/nowasp docker pull bkimminich/juice-shop docker pull phocean/msf Penetration Testing Report Templates # Pentesting Report Template – lucideus.com template.\nPentesting Report Template – pcisecuritystandards.org template.\nPublic Pentesting Reports – Curated list of public penetration test reports released by several consulting firms and academic security groups.\nRansomware Recovery # Nomoreransom - Help detect what kind of ransomware encryption you’re affected by and free tools to unlock it, in many but not all cases. Reverse Engineering Tools # Binwalk – Fast, easy to use tool for analyzing, reverse engineering, and extracting firmware images.\nCapstone – Lightweight multi-platform, multi-architecture disassembly framework.\ndnSpy – One of the Hacking Tools to reverse engineer .NET assemblies.\nEvan’s Debugger – OllyDbg-like debugger for GNU/Linux.\nFrida – Dynamic instrumentation toolkit for developers, reverse-engineers, and security researchers.\nImmunity Debugger – Powerful way to write exploits and analyze malware.\nInteractive Disassembler (IDA Pro) – Proprietary multi-processor disassembler and debugger for Windows, GNU/Linux, or macOS; also has a free version, IDA Free.\nMedusa – Open source, cross-platform interactive disassembler.\nOllyDbg – x86 debugger for Windows binaries that emphasizes binary code analysis.\nPeda – Python Exploit Development Assistance for GDB.\nPlasma – Interactive disassembler for x86/ARM/MIPS. Generates indented pseudo-code with colored syntax code.\nPyREBox – Python scriptable Reverse Engineering sandbox by Cisco-Talos.\nRadare2 – Open source, crossplatform reverse engineering framework.\nrVMI – Debugger on steroids; inspect userspace processes, kernel drivers, and preboot environments in a single tool.\nVoltron – Extensible debugger UI toolkit written in Python.\nWDK/WinDbg – Windows Driver Kit and WinDbg.\nx64dbg – Open source x64/x32 debugger for windows.\nSecurity Courses # ARIZONA CYBER WARFARE RANGE – 24×7 live fire exercises for beginners through real world operations; capability for upward progression into the real world of cyber warfare.\nComputer Security Student – Many free tutorials, great for beginners, $10/mo membership unlocks all content.\nCTF Field Guide – Everything you need to win your next CTF competition.\nCybrary – Free courses in ethical hacking and advanced penetration testing. Advanced penetration testing courses are based on the book ‘Penetration Testing for Highly-Secured Environments’.\nEuropean Union Agency for Network and Information Security – ENISA Cyber Security Training material.\nOffensive Security Training – Training from BackTrack/Kali developers.\nOpen Security Training – Training material for computer security classes.\nSANS Security Training – Computer Security Training \u0026amp; Certification.\nSide-channel Tools # ChipWhisperer – Complete open-source toolchain for side-channel power analysis and glitching attacks. Social Engineering # Beelogger – Tool for generating keylooger.\nCatphish – Tool for phishing and corporate espionage written in Ruby.\nEvilginx – MITM attack framework used for phishing credentials and session cookies from any Web service.\nKing Phisher – One of the Hacking Tools for Phishing campaign toolkit used for creating and managing multiple simultaneous phishing attacks with custom email and server content.\nSocial Engineer Toolkit (SET) – Open source pentesting framework designed for social engineering featuring a number of custom attack vectors to make believable attacks quickly.\nSocial Engineering Framework – Information resource for social engineers.\nwifiphisher – Automated phishing attacks against WiFi networks.\nStatic Analyzers # Bandit – Security oriented static analyser for python code.\nBrakeman – Static analysis security vulnerability scanner for Ruby on Rails applications.\nCppcheck – Extensible C/C++ static analyzer focused on finding bugs.\nFindBugs – Free software static analyzer to look for bugs in Java code.\nSobelow – Security-focused static analysis for the Phoenix Framework.\nTransport Layer Security Tools # SSLyze – Fast and comprehensive TLS/SSL configuration analyzer to help identify security mis-configurations.\nTLS Prober – Fingerprint a server’s SSL/TLS implementation.\nTestssl.sh – Command line tool which checks a server’s service on any port for the support of TLS/SSL ciphers, protocols as well as some cryptographic flaws.\nTools, Lists, Tutorials etc. # AD Exploit guides - Detailed guide on methods to exploit Active Directory.\nAndroid Security – Collection of Android security-related resources.\nAppSec – Resources for learning about application security.\nAwesome Awesomness – The List of the Lists.\nC/C++ Programming – One of the main language for open source security tools.\nCTFs – Capture The Flag frameworks, libraries, etc.\nExploit Writing Tutorials – Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nForensics – Free (mostly open source) forensic analysis tools and resources.\nGB Hackers Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHackerone Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHacking – Tutorials, tools, and resources.\nHoneypots – Honeypots, tools, components, and more.\nInfoSec § Hacking challenges – Comprehensive directory of CTFs, wargames, hacking challenge websites, Penetration testing tools list practice lab exercises, and more.\nInfosec – Information security resources for pentesting, forensics, and more.\nJavaScript Programming – In-browser development and scripting.\nKali Linux Tools – List of Hacking tools present in Kali Linux.\nMalware Analysis – Tools and resources for analysts.\nNode.js Programming – Curated list of delightful Node.js packages and resources.\nPCAP Tools – Tools for processing network traffic.\nPenetration Testing Cheat Sheets – Awesome Pentest Cheat Sheets.\nPivoting and Tunneling Guide - Detailed guide on methods to exploit.\nPython Programming 1 – General Python programming.\nPython Programming 2 – General Python programming.\nPython tools for penetration testers – Lots of pentesting tools are written in Python.\nRuby Programming 1 – The de-facto language for writing exploits.\nRuby Programming 2 – The de-facto\nVirtual Machines Labs # CFTtime - Free capture the flag hacking games.\nMindMaps - Massive list of smaller sites that provide individual hacking challenges.\nPentesterlab - Free and paid Pentesting training with labs.\nSadcloud - Sadcloud is a tool for spinning up insecure AWS infrastructure with Terraform.\nVulnerability Hub - Free Virtual machines to hack, provided by the community.\nVulnmachines - A place to learn and improve penetration testing/ethical hacking skills for FREE. The labs consist of 100+ real world scenarios to practice the latest exploits and cutting edge hacking techniques.\nVulnerability Databases # Bugtraq (BID) – Software security bug identification database compiled from submissions to the SecurityFocus mailing list and other sources, operated by Symantec, Inc.\nCommon Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) – Dictionary of common names (i.e., CVE Identifiers) for publicly known security vulnerabilities.\nCXSecurity – Archive of published CVE and Bugtraq software vulnerabilities cross-referenced with a Google dork database for discovering the listed vulnerability.\nExploit-DB – Non-profit project hosting exploits for software vulnerabilities, provided as a public service by Offensive Security.\nFull-Disclosure – Public, vendor-neutral forum for detailed discussion of vulnerabilities, often publishes details before many other sources.\nInj3ct0r (Onion service) – Exploit marketplace and vulnerability information aggregator.\nMicrosoft Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Microsoft software.\nMicrosoft Security Bulletins – Announcements of security issues discovered in Microsoft software, published by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC).\nMozilla Foundation Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Mozilla software, including the Firefox Web Browser.\nNational Vulnerability Database (NVD) – United States government’s National Vulnerability Database provides additional meta-data (CPE, CVSS scoring) of the standard CVE List along with a fine-grained search engine.\nPacket Storm – Compendium of exploits, advisories, tools, and other security-related resources aggregated from across the industry.\nSecuriTeam – Independent source of software vulnerability information.\nUS-CERT Vulnerability Notes Database – Summaries, technical details, remediation information, and lists of vendors affected by software vulnerabilities, aggregated by the United States Computer Emergency Response Team (US-CERT).\nVulnerability Lab – Open forum for security advisories organized by category of exploit target.\nVulners – Security database of software vulnerabilities.\nZero Day Initiative – Bug bounty program with the publicly accessible archive of published security advisories, operated by TippingPoint.\nVulnerability Scanners # Nexpose – Commercial vulnerability and risk management assessment engine that integrates with Metasploit, sold by Rapid7.\nNessus – Commercial vulnerability management, configuration, and compliance assessment platform, sold by Tenable. Free for under 25 devices.\nOpenVAS – Free open source software implementation of the popular Nessus vulnerability assessment system.\nVuls – Agentless vulnerability scanner for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD, written in Go.\nWeb Exploitation # Autochrome – Easy to install a test browser with all the appropriate setting needed for web application testing with native Burp support, from NCCGroup.\nBlindElephant – Web application fingerprinter.\nBrowser Exploitation Framework (BeEF) – Command and control server for delivering exploits to commandeered Web browsers.\nBurp Suite – One of the Hacking Tools integrated platform for performing security testing of web applications.\nCommix – Automated all-in-one operating system command injection and exploitation tool.\nDVCS Ripper – Rip web accessible (distributed) version control systems: SVN/GIT/HG/BZR.\nEyeWitness – Tool to take screenshots of websites, provide some server header info, and identify default credentials if possible.\nFiddler – Free cross-platform web debugging proxy with user-friendly companion tools.\nFimap – Find, prepare, audit, exploit and even Google automatically for LFI/RFI bugs.\nFuzzDB – Dictionary of attack patterns and primitives for black-box application fault injection and resource discovery.\nGitTools – One of the Hacking Tools that Automatically find and download Web accessible .git repositories.\nKadabra – Automatic LFI exploiter and scanner.\nKadimus – LFI scan and exploit tool.\nLiffy – LFI exploitation tool.\nNoSQLmap – Automatic NoSQL injection and database takeover tool.\nOffensive Web Testing Framework (OWTF) – Python-based framework for pentesting Web applications based on the OWASP Testing Guide.\nSslstrip – One of the Hacking Tools Demonstration of the HTTPS stripping attacks.\nSslstrip2 – SSLStrip version to defeat HSTS.\nsqlmap – Automatic SQL injection and database takeover tool.\nTplmap – Automatic server-side template injection and Web server takeover Hacking Tools.\nVHostScan – A virtual host scanner that performs reverse lookups, can be used with pivot tools, detect catch-all scenarios, aliases and dynamic default pages.\nWeevely3 – Weaponized web shell.\nWebscreenshot – A simple script to take screenshots of list of websites.\nWhatWeb – Website fingerprinter.\nWappalyzer – Wappalyzer uncovers the technologies used on websites.\nwafw00f – Identifies and fingerprints Web Application Firewall (WAF) products.\nWordPress Exploit Framework – Ruby framework for developing and using modules which aid in the penetration testing of WordPress powered websites and systems.\nWPSploit – Exploit WordPress-powered websites with Metasploit.\nWeb Scanners # Arachni – Scriptable framework for evaluating the security of web applications.\nCms-explorer – Reveal the specific modules, plugins, components and themes that various websites powered by content management systems are running.\nNikto – Noisy but fast black box web server and web application vulnerability scanner.\nSecApps – In-browser web application security testing suite.\nWebReaver – Commercial, graphical web application vulnerability scanner designed for macOS.\nw3af – Hacking Tools for Web application attack and audit framework.\nWPScan – Hacking Tools of Black box WordPress vulnerability scanner.\nWapiti – Black box web application vulnerability scanner with built-in fuzzer.\nJoomscan – One of the best Hacking Tools for Joomla vulnerability scanner.\nACSTIS – Automated client-side template injection (sandbox escape/bypass) detection for AngularJS.\nWindows Utilities # Bloodhound – Graphical Active Directory trust relationship explorer.\nDeathStar – Python script that uses Empire’s RESTful API to automate gaining Domain Admin rights in Active Directory environments.\nEmpire – Pure PowerShell post-exploitation agent.\nFibratus – Tool for exploration and tracing of the Windows kernel.\nMagic Unicorn – Shellcode generator for numerous attack vectors, including Microsoft Office macros, PowerShell, HTML applications (HTA), or certutil (using fake certificates).\nMimikatz – Credentials extraction tool for Windows operating system.\nPowerSploit – PowerShell Post-Exploitation Framework.\nredsnarf – Post-exploitation tool for retrieving password hashes and credentials from Windows workstations, servers, and domain controllers.\nResponder – LLMNR, NBT-NS and MDNS poisoner.\nSysinternals Suite – The Sysinternals Troubleshooting Utilities.\nwePWNise – Generates architecture independent VBA code to be used in Office documents or templates and automates bypassing application control and exploit mitigation software.\nWindows Credentials Editor – Inspect logon sessions and add, change, list, and delete associated credentials, including Kerberos tickets.\nWindows Exploit Suggester – Detects potential missing patches on the target.\nWireless Network Hacking # Aircrack-ng – Set of Penetration testing \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list for auditing wireless networks.\nFluxion – Suite of automated social engineering based WPA attacks.\nKismet – Wireless network detector, sniffer, and IDS.\nReaver – Brute force attack against WiFi Protected Setup.\nWifite – Automated wireless attack tool.\n"},{"id":9,"href":"/health/","title":"Health","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Our food should be our medicine and our medicine should be our food.\u0026rdquo; - Hippocrates\nThe modern world is poisoning us. Big Ag, Big Pharma, social media, environmental pollution, EMFs are everywhere. Corporations and every level of our governments are complicit, and this trend doesnt seem to be slowing down. We need to take our health back into our own hands. By embracing traditional wisdom, and alternatives to mainstream health we can reclaim much of the health that modern society has been slowly destroying.\nReject modernity. Embrace Tradition.\nBioHacking Tools # AgelessBody - List of Biohacking tools and strategies\nAnyLuv Metal Glasses - Anyluv sells blue light blocking daytime and nighttime glasses with metal frames, so that you can minimize your light exposure without putting plastic on your face like most other blue light blocking glasses.\nBioHackerLabs Tools - Several different tools and resources. Net Carb Calc, Glucose Ketone Calc, Blood Sugar converter, Blue light testing.\nBluBlox - Cheaper Blue light blocking sunglasses\nBonCharge - Numerous products for sale. Include Blu light blocking, EMF Blocking, red light therapy etc. Products are bit pricey.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nEmr-Tek - Wide range of products. Inlcuding non plastic blue and yellow light blocking glasses. Iphone radiation blocking cases. Red light devices and more.\nOpal - App that blocks other apps. Social media can be addicting and can impact your productivity, but sometimes deleting it isn\u0026rsquo;t an option. Stop yourself from wasting time on social media during designated time frames with the Opal app.\nChips - Seed Oil Free # Seed oils are everywhere. New evidence shows that they are wildly toxic and heavily correlate with the increase in major chronic disease over the last 100 years. But Chips are also delicious so here\u0026rsquo;s a few options for seed oil free chips. Anti-Seed Oil Data\nBeefys Own - Beef tallow potato chips.\nMasa Chips - Organic nixtalized corn chips cooked in grassfed beef tallow. From the creators of the Shireapp. Accepts Bitcoin. Currently they are a bit pricey.\nRosies Chips - Beef tallow potato chips.\nSiete Foods - Family owned Mexican company that produces a wide range of seed oil free chips and other products. Primarily cooked in Avocado oil.\nClothing # Non Plastic, EMF Resistant and Grounded\nAll of these ideas may seem controversial to you. Here are some great resources to learn more about them. Grounding/Earthing , Microplastics , Guide on avoiding all plastics and toxic chemicals\nAJConsultingCompany - Non Plastic Alternatives\nBuffaloWoolCo - 100% buffalo/bison wool clothing.\nCottonique - GOTS Certified 100% Organic cotton products.\nEarth Runners - Earth Runners was created to rewild our lives in response to the typical modern domesticated lifestyle, which is causing numerous health, psychological and social issues. Grounded minimalist sandals.\nFindwool.com - Find 100% pure wool in your area.\nGrounded Shoes - Shoes that are discharged electricity from body via grounded shoes. Most(but not all) shoes are 100% leather and plastic free.\nHarvest and Mill - 100% organic cotton sheets, towels \u0026amp; more. 100% Sourced \u0026amp; Made in the USA.\nHemp Organic Life - Organic hemp products for all sorts of less common items such as: mattress covers, cushions, sleeping bags, soaps, socks, and even home and car seat covers.\nNatural Home - Natural home sells a wide mix of organic wool, cotton, linen, hemp furniture and much more.\nOddobody - 100% organic cotton underwear for woman.\nPeluva Shoes - Founded by liberty leaning nutrition expert Mark Sisson. Peluva aims to create shoes that allow you to move well in a more natural state.\nRawganique - Organic cotton, linen and Hemp clothing and accessories.\nRhizal Shoes - Grounded 100% leather shoes.\nThe Filtery - Aggregator for non plastic clothes and other household items.\nWoolshire - GOTS Certified 100% Organic locally sourced Cotton products. Organic sourcing is often not verified when it comes from other countries. At Woolshire it is verified.\nWyoming Based - American Wool company. Sells Beanies and Sweaters. Accepts Bitcoin. Manufactured in America. Anti-woke.\nCosmetics # Animal based and Non-Toxic\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Deodorant, Toothpaste, soap, etc\nCaptain Fishers - Balms and Hair serum using Tallow and other natural ingredients.\nClara And Fritz - Whipped tallow based sunscreen and other products\nDakota Tallow - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nFarrow.Life - Pork Lard based. Farrow is made in real time and in small batches to ensure super freshness and the highest quality.\nJKLM Farm - Small Batch Animal Fat Soap \u0026amp; Skincare Products. Includes bone marrow soap,bacon fat soap, hair paste and more.\nMeraki Blu - Meraki Blu and Tallow based supplements. Meraki Blu has been shown to help Energy, Focus, Short-Term and Long-Term Memory, Uplift Mood, Calm Anxiety, and be Anti-Aging focused.\nNoseToTail-BodyCare - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nVintage Tradition - Tallow Lip balms.\nWhite Oaks Home goods - White oaks also provides tallow and lard based cosmetics, candles etc.\nDental Health # Dental health has been an epidemic of malocclusion largely related the to quality of our food for thousands of years. This has led to mass issues with dental decay and improper facial development which leads to nasal breathing, which in turns leads to wisdom teeth problems and many other following health issues.Check out these resources to learn more: Weston A Price\u0026rsquo;s world wide study , Jaw Development , Breathing , General Dental Health\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Toothpaste and other products. Completely natural with no Fluoride.\nVanMan Shop - Toothpase made from eggshell and betonite clay. Shipped in glass containers. Offers other products as well.\nBite - Plastic free Vegan friendly toothpaste and other teeth related products, including bamboo tooth brushes and plastic free floss, all sold in non plastic containers.\nGreenzla - Bamboo plastic free tooth brushes.\nPlastic Free Dental Floss - Made from wheat instead of plastic for your flossing needs.\nMastique Chewing Gum - Often referred to as mastic gum, Mastique offers sugar free, seed oil and trans fat free Mastic gum for chewing to help build jaw strength and avoid jaw/wisdom teeth problems. Also comes with xylitol, coconut and natural mastic for extra teeth care. Doesn\u0026rsquo;t taste like regular gum, but ultimately its not bad tasting either.\nGreco Gum - Single ingredient mastic gum for increasing jaw strength. Made from resinous sap that seeps from the bark of the mastic tree (Pistacia lentiscus) and becomes crystallized.\nApolloGum - Single ingredient mastic gum with only a single ingredient. Offers a 21% discount if purchased in bitcoin.\nBiolight - A redlight device specifically for your mouth and teeth. Red light has shown tremendous health benefits across a wide spectrum. The Biolight can help to restore your oral microbiome. Company also provides many other redlight products.\nMewing App - An app from the creator of Mewing, that helps you do different mewing exercises designed to help strengthen your jaw with proper tongue posture, and help your face, jaw and teeth develop properly.\nEnvironmental Toxin Monitoring # Because Health - A nonprofit environmental health site that offers science-based tips and guides for buying safer cookware and dishes, uncontaminated foods, and nontoxic personal-care products—to help people live more healthfully.\nBreast Cancer Prevention Partners - An organization that provides information for reducing toxic exposures—in food packaging, cosmetics, and other everyday products—to protect people’s breast health and reproductive health.\nCHEM Trust - A website that offers terrific fact sheets about hazardous chemicals and their impacts on health, as well as news about chemical legislation in Europe (such as REACH).\nClearya - A browser plug-in and mobile app that help online shoppers make informed choices. Clearya automatically screens ingredient lists for chemicals of concern while shopping online, and assists in discovering safer alternatives. In parallel, the platform mines insights that serve environmental health scientists and advocacy groups.\nEnvironmental Defense Fund - A leading global nonprofit organization that promotes research related to preserving the health of both the environment and its populations, including humans.\nEnvironmental Health News - A publication of Environmental Health Sciences, a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental health issues, including climate change, the plastic pollution crisis, and harmful chemicals such as BPA.\nEnvironmental Working Group - A nonprofit dedicated to protecting human health and the environment. The group offers excellent Shopper’s Guides with scientifically based recommendations on choosing healthy consumer products (from cosmetics to cleaning products) and uncontaminated foods (including produce). The organization also offers a Healthy Living App with ratings of more than 120,000 food and personal-care products, to help consumers make the healthiest choices.\nMade Safe - A program that certifies safe brands of cosmetics, household products, apparel, bedding, and other products, after a rigorous screening and evaluation of ingredients and materials. Check out their new Healthy Pregnancy Guide.\nNational Resources Defense Council - An organization that works to safeguard the earth, including its air, water, people, plants, and animals, from pollution, chemicals, and other toxic effects.\nProgram on Reproductive Health and the Environment - Under the auspices of the University of California, San Francisco, this program offers valuable resources that can help minimize people’s exposure to reproductive toxins in everyday life.\nSafer Chemicals, Healthy Families - A coalition of organizations and businesses working to safeguard families from toxic chemicals in our homes, workplaces, schools, and in the products we use.\nSafer Made - An organization that invests in companies and technologies that eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals in consumer products and supply chains. Its newsletters highlight developments in phasing out certain chemicals and progress on other environmental issues.\nSilent Spring Institute - A scientific research organization dedicated to uncovering the links between environmental chemicals and human health. On the preventive front, the organization developed Detox Me, a free mobile app to help consumers reduce their exposure to toxic chemicals in their everyday surroundings.\nToxic Free Future - An organization that conducts original research on the complex science underlying different aspects of environmental health and advocates for the use of safer products, chemicals, and practices to ensure a healthier future.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFood Discovery Apps # BuyrApp - An app that lets you scan bar codes to give you more info on products you are purchasing. Tells you if the product is owned by small farms or other corporate interests.\nFeed the People By the People - An organization dedicated to empowering farmers and ranchers across the country and cutting out middlemen to enable direct sales to customers. By decentralizing the food supply chain, they aim to put the power of food back in the hands of the people.\nGetRawMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area based off your zip code.\nGround Work Collective - Website that finds high quality farms and high quality soil.\nLabel Ferret - Label Ferret uses nutrition data from a variety of sources but nutrition data and ingredient labels change frequently so accuracy cannot be guaranteed. You can use this app to read ingredients and nutritional facts from a wide range of different products.\nLocal Fats: Website that that helps you find food providers that dont use seed oils. Includes locations all over the world. Locations are crowd sourced, so anyone can submit a new location they find.\nRealMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area.\nSeed Oil Rebellion - Website that provides education around seed oils and buying/food guides.\nSeed Oil Scout - App that helps you find restaurants and fast food providers that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App only works in IOS.\nSeed oil Free Restaurants - Website that lets you look up specific restaurants to see what oils they cook in and dont cook in.\nSeedy App - App that helps you find restaurants, fast food providers and products at grocery stores that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App is under construction. Old demo app only worked in IOS.\nShireapp - App that finds local high quality real foods. Includes multiple categories such as Seed oil free, regenerative, grass fed, organic, raw etc.\nHealth Funding Projects # Decentralized Health Fund - The Decentralized Health Fund looks to fund important but largely unprofitable research in regards to lesser known areas of health. The fund is working to collect and store money in BTC in order to give out grants to fund studies and projects around the dangers of EMF\u0026rsquo;s, the benefit of grounding, sunlight and other natural sources.\nNew Founding - New Founding is looking to raise funds to focus on \u0026ldquo;early-stage ventures where we can add exceptional value by leveraging our significant proprietary deal flow, our best-in-class intelligence of conservative consumer and institutional demand, and our connections within the right-wing ecosystem.\u0026rdquo; ‍\nHealthcare Alternative # Chronic Illness Recovery - An institute that focuses on healing from long term health issues caused by systemic inflammation and other modern causes.\nCrowdhealth - CrowdHealth is not an insurance company, but a platform \u0026amp; community that empowers you with a crowdfunding tool and a wealth of resources to efficiently manage your health care costs.\nCurehunter - Free service that catalogs most medical conditions and potential treatments. CureHunter is a fully integrated scientific search, data retrieval and analysis engine on the web that can read the entire US National Library of Medicine Medline Archive and automatically extract and quantify the evidence for successful clinical outcomes of all known drugs for all known human diseases.\nDPC Network - Find Direct Primary care Doctors near you.\nDpcare - Direct Primary Care (DPC) is an innovative alternative payment model improving access to high functioning healthcare with a simple, flat, affordable membership fee. No fee-for-service payments. No third party billing. The defining element of DPC is an enduring and trusting relationship between a patient and his or her primary care provider.\nDruglike - Druglike is a platform for democratizing the access, costs, and rewards of early-stage drug discovery. Druglike is building a decentralized computing network which provides resources for anyone looking to start or contribute to early-stage drug discovery projects. Unlike competitors, Druglike will be web-based and completely free to use.\nFree Market Medical Association - Free Market Medical Association helps find Market alternatives to healthcare, co-founded by the CEO of Oklahoma Surgery Center.\nOklahoma Surgery Center - Free Market for Surgery with full price transparency.\nRevero.com - Program that aims to evaluate and measure health metrics to get down to the real causes of your health issues, while using a nutritional and holistic approach.\nTrue Med - True Med helps facilitate acceptance of HSA and FSA money for individuals and companies. This can be used by or for any company that promotes better diet, exercise or other alternative forms of health.\nTWC.Health - Alternative healthcare to the mainstream pharma system. Also sells supplements. Co-founded by Dr. Peter McCullough.\nHigh Quality Meat # Organic, Grass Fed, Regenerative and Seed Oil Free Food\nAUPA Bar - The Chad of energy bars. High quality meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit. AUPA gives discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. Save an additional 5% with code word \u0026ldquo;liberty\u0026rdquo;\nEpic Provisions - One of the best and most convenient ways to access high quality meat in convenient packaging.\nForce of Nature - Another fantastic option for regenerative meat. Including Beef, Bison, Chicken, Elk, Venison, Wild Boar and more. Force of Nature is also unique in selling \u0026ldquo;Ancestral Blends\u0026rdquo; ground meat mixed with small amounts of organ meats for delicious ways to eat highly nutritious organ meats.\nJoyce-Farms - Another great regenerative source of meat. Provides a wide range of poultry, sausages and jerkies.\nMauinui Venison - Regenerative/sustainable raised deer. Axis deer are an invasive species in Maui and need to be kept in check to preserve the water and local plants/farms as there are no natural predators for the deer on Maui. Slightly pricey.\nMeatrition - A massive database in defense of all things Meat.\nNose to Tail - Regenerative and pastured raise meat, specifically focused on producing the best low PUFA raised mono-gastric animals like Chicken and Pork. Also sells Lamb.\nWhite Oak Pastures - One of the most respected regenerative farms around, practicing their idea of \u0026ldquo;radically traditionally farming\u0026rdquo;. White oaks sells several different kinds of meat, including, Duck, Goose, Guinea, Rabbit, Goat etc. White Oak has really pioneered the regenerative model and proofed its effective with a peer reviewed study\nWild Idea Buffalo - Another great option. Focuses primarily on buffalo but has several other great offers. Bison are only slaughtered in the field, never in a slaughterhouse.\nMedical Drugs Resellers # Buy medical drugs from third parties that may be in limited supply.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinal. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nContraband Cures - A list of alternative style medicines for several different conditions.\nContingency Medical - Emergency Antibiotic Kits, for Home or on the Go. Stay protected against Nausea, Vomiting, Strep Throat, UTIs, Diarrhea, Ear Infections, Sinusitis and more.\nDuration Health - The portable emergency room — Peace of mind for off-grid living and travel. Their doctors prescribe you life-saving medications before you need them. They ship them to you before your next adventure. Treat urgent medical issues anywhere — without finding a doctor or pharmacy.\nJase Medical - Emergency meds and Prescription drugs.\nMountain Rose Herbs - One of the best sources of organic herbs and alternative medicines.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nPurely Prepared Patriot - American company that sells Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and Fenbendazole.\nOSINT- Health and the Environment # Antennasearch.com - Track 5g Towers in your area.\nClimateViewerMaps - Track Real Time data of climate weather across the world including rainfall and UN Tracking of weather Modification projects.\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nSupplement Testing and Rankings # Consumerlab - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nLabdoor - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nVaccine and Medical Info # Just the Inserts - Just the Inserts is a collection of all vaccine and other medication related info from the official source. While much of this information is public, it is often obfuscated and difficult to find. Just the Inserts bring all of the safety related data to one convient place for you to check on what the actual side affects of vaccines and other medications are. "},{"id":10,"href":"/job-boards/","title":"Job Boards","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.\u0026rdquo; - Confucius\nWhy work for a company you hate? If you believe in liberty many of these companies hate you. Stop wasting your talents and your energy on them, and find something that advances your values.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale. Jobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin. Latium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase. Publish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens. Liberty and Crypto Related Job Boards # AnonFriendly - Don\u0026rsquo;t doxx yourself for work. Job boards for Anonymous workers. Bankless.Pallet - The best jobs in crypto and DeFi, curated by Bankless, for the Bankless Nation. New technical and non-technical job posts every week. BitcoinerJobs - Bitcoiner Jobs is the leading career site helping to build the emerging Bitcoin industry and the careers of Bitcoiners within it. Publicsq - Non-woke and conservative leaning job board. Talent Market - Talent Market’s mission is to promote liberty by providing talent for critical roles within the free-market nonprofit sector. Provide Free consulting for liberty focused non profits. No-Jab Job Boards # Based.Pro - Formerly \u0026ldquo;NoVaxMandate.org\u0026rdquo; Based.Pro has pivoted from its vax focus to help you connect with professionals, companies and institutions who share your values. Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types. Redballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or covid nonsense. Unjected - Dating board for people who have not had any of the Covid-19 Vaccines. Vaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status. "},{"id":11,"href":"/metrics/","title":"Metrics","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Freedom and Anti Freedom Metrics # “Just as Soviet managers responded by producing shoddy goods that met the numerical targets set by their overlords, so do schools, police forces, and businesses find ways of fulfilling quotas with shoddy goods of their own.” ― Jerry Z. Muller\nIn order to better understand the broader picture, data collection becomes essential. Data collection can be used to paint whatever narrative its collectors want. We must be aware of the actual data in order to interrupt the truth as it is, and not what politics wants it to be. Here are a list of metrics tracking different statistics directly related to rising tyranny in our world.\nAtlantic Council CBDCTracker - Tracks Country progress of (CBDC)Central Bank Digital Currency Implementation and testing\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nCDBC Tracker - A project by the Human Rights Foundation to track CDBC development worldwide.\nCriticalrace.org Track CRT and other forms of Wokeness in schools. Tracks Colleges and K-12. Tracks many of the specific actions taken at every school.\nDefendingEd - Tracking DEI/Wokism in Schools.\nDigital Sovereignty Index - The DSI is a simple metric to illustrate how much locally hosted applications are used across the measured countries. It represents the relative amount of deployments of self-hosted productivity \u0026amp; collaboration tools per 100K citizens, compared to other countries.\nFreedomHouse.org - Freedom Metric across the world, does not Track Covid.\nFreedominthe50states.org - Tracks the most Free US states in regards to a wide set of metrics, does not track covid freedoms. Provided by the Cato institute.\nFungibility-Graveyard - List of People who have been exposed and prosecuted for or while using Bitcoin due to lack of privacy\nHeritage World Freedom Index - Economic Freedom across the world\nICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nRootshq - Website that tracks different liberty groups and associations across America\nShadowstats - Tracks true levels of economics in America, Money supply, Inflation, GDP etc…\nUSDebtclock - Real time National Debt Counter.\nWashingtonPost Police Shooting DB - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states.\nWokeWagon - Tracks woke political appointees in government\nWorld Press Freedoms - Ranking of all countries in the world by freest to least free press.\n"},{"id":12,"href":"/money/","title":"Money","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" If you don’t believe it or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try and convince you. I am sorry. - Satoshi Nakamoto\nCrypto Currency, The greatest tool we have.\nFinancial privacy is largely being wiped away across the world, while governments simultaneously destroy the value of our currencies through inflation and sanctions. With the invention of Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto gave us what is probably the single greatest tool for freedom in the history of the world. With decentralized crypto currency we have the ability to fix our money and fix the world. While some people believe that all non bitcoin crypto currencies are a scam we do not agree. We believe in competition for all freedom tech. Bitcoin isn\u0026rsquo;t perfect and shouldn\u0026rsquo;t be treated as a religion. The best counterpoint to bitcoins imperfection is its inherent lack of privacy and its current difficulty with scaling. Monero provides the best and simplest use case for privacy and is a great alternative to bitcoin. Likewise we believe that other crypto projects may have real utility in pursuing freedom. That being said the crypto industry is absolutely saturated with scams and grifters. As always do your own research and invest carefully. Hold your own keys and continue your journey to being financially sovereign.\nAcquire Crypto # Atomic Swaps # Atomic Swaps are the future of Crypto Currency trading. Completely custody-less, heavily private, and generally uncensorable. Still very much in development. Learn more here.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nBasic Swap Dex - Atomic Swap DEX. No added fees. Installed locally. Currently in BETA.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nLiquiality - Atomic Swaps across multiple coins.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nUnstoppapleSwaps - Atomic Swap from BTC to Monero.\nDecentralized Exchanges # Decentralization is a spectrum. Many decentralized exchanges aren\u0026rsquo;t nearly as decentralized as they claim to be, but usually they are far more distributed than any centralized exchanges.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nFiat On Ramps (P2P) # Bisq - Buy and sell bitcoin for fiat (or other cryptocurrencies) privately and securely using Bisq\u0026rsquo;s peer-to-peer network and open-source desktop software. Bisq allows you to purchase your bitcoin using P2P Zelle transactions. No registration required.\nHodl Hodl - Anonymous P2P deals on your terms. Trade globally. Using any payment system. For any fiat currency. Bitcoin only. No registration required.\nLocal Monero - Local Monero makes it easy for you to connect with real people in the real world to buy and sell Monero with no KYC. Announced in May 2024 that they would be shutting down. No reason given, but this is likely due to regulatory pressure against other platforms like Samurai and Tornado cash.\nPeach Bitcoin - Peach allows users to purchase BTC in many different national currencies all P2P without KYC. Not currently available in the US.\nRetoSwap - Like Bisq but for Monero. Installed locally, it uses Monero and Tor for high level privacy.\nXMRGlobal - A monero focused p2p exchange for purchasing cryptocurrency via Zelle, ACH cash etc.\nNon-Custodial exchanges # Most exchanges are custodial, meaning you are required to leave crypto on their platform if you want to trade, or you purchase and they will hold on to it initially. Non-custodial exchanges will send your trades and purchases directly to wallets of your choosing.\nChangenow - Reliable non KYC exchange.\nChangelly - Not recommended at this time. Changelly does not require KYC for smaller transactions but they will sometimes implement KYC mid trade, forcing to KYC or lose your funds.\nCryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nEvonax - Established in 2016,Evonax operates as a non-custodial instant cryptocurrency exchange, ensuring that users’ funds are never held within the platform. Serving as an intermediary between cryptocurrencies and users, Evonax provides access to a diverse range of digital assets including Monero (XMR).\nFixedFloat - Good rates for crypto exchanges, does not currently allow US customer IP addresses. Does not require KYC.\nGodex.io - This exchange is a dependable tool for immediate conversions. It supports the conversion of over 300 cryptocurrencies into Monero, without any KYC requirements and it works in both directions, offering great flexibility.\nHoudini Swap - Privacy focused non custodial exchange.\nKYC vs No KYC list - A list of P2P Trading Platforms (i.e. P2P exchanges) for trading Bitcoin. Common payment methods include bank transfer, cash deposited in the seller\u0026rsquo;s bank account, in-person cash (face-to-face) trades as well as payment networks such as Zelle, Alipay, even Cash App and PayPal, for example. Some of these payment methods are more private than others. Typically, face-to-face, cash-by-mail, and US Postal Money Orders are among the most private methods available.\nKYCNotMe - Website that Tracks exchanges that don\u0026rsquo;t use KYC.\nMexc - Crypto trades without KYC. Currently blocked for US based IP addresses.\nNO KYC Only - Education on avoiding KYC and why its problematic.\nOrangeFren - Check many KYC-free services and find the one with the best offer for a wide variety of coins.\nSimpleSwap - Exchange multiple tokens without giving up custody. Requires an account. Offers cash back in their own token.\nSideShift - Shift between different layer 2 tokens. Includes tokens on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Polygoin.\nStealthEx - StealthEX is a non-custodial cryptocurrency exchange service that accepts Monero (XMR). The platform does not require users to create an account or share personal information. Additionally, funds are not stored on StealthEX; exchanges are conducted directly between wallets. At StealthEX, there are no upper limits for your exchanges — you can exchange any amount you desire. When it comes to minimum amounts, you only need to ensure you have enough to cover the network fees.\nSwapSwop - SwapSwop is an instant anonymous crypto exchange with a high level of security from SSL certificates on internal services to a multi-stage exchange procedure, which guarantees the safety of your assets and quick exchange for the desired cryptocurrency.\nTrocador - Privacy focused front end to push your transactions through non KYC exchanges.\nBusiness Directories # AirBTC - AirBNB for Bitcoiners.\nAgoristAcers - Purchase Seeds with Monero.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nAutoCoinCar - Purchase Luxury cars with Crypto - (UK Only).\nBeef Initiative - Purchase Regenerative/Grass fed beef with Crypto.\nBitcoin-P2P Marketplace - BTC sales.\nBitcoin-RealEstate - Purchase Real estate with crypto.\nBitcoin-only - The Ultimate guide to all things Bitcoin.\nBitcoin-only.com - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nBitejo - Massive List of companies that accept Monero and Bitcoin - Is now XMRBazzar.\nCarCoinMarket - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCompTIA Vouchers - CompTIA certs for Btc.\nCryptoCars - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCryptwerk - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nDirectory.BTCPayserver - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nGrowingSpaces - Buy Greenhouses with BTC.\nMonerica - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nMoneromarket - XMR trading platform with escrow. Start selling and buying today.\nOatManFarms - Purchase Oats for BTC.\nShopinBit - Purchase all sorts of items in BTC, only ships to UK currently.\nXMR Bazzar - A p2p shopping center for buying and selling services and goods in Monero. Built by Douglas Tumen, founder and host of the Monero Talk podcast.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale.\nJobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin.\nLatium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase.\nMonero.jobs - XMR is the ultimate weapon if you are seeking a technological solution to secure your wealth, your financial privacy and hence your overall freedom. However, the best way to increase your freedom is to get paid directly in XMR.\nPublish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens.\nDAO and DEFI Tools # ApeBoard - Cross chain crypto monitoring Dashboard.\nCoin - Crypto portfolio account and crypto news aggregator.\nCow.fi - CoW Protocol finds the lowest price for your trade across all exchanges and aggregators, such as Uniswap and 1inch – and protects you from MEV, unlike the others.\nDAOStack - Project that helps you streamline the creation of your own DAO.\nDefiSafety - DEFI Security ratings.\nDefillama - The ultimate tracker for all things DEFI. Track Yield, transparency, NFTs, Stables, Hacks etc.\nDapps.com - Dapp rankings via marketcap.\nDextools - Cross Chain Defi and Cefi Dashboard.\nGhostfol - Multichain Dashboard, includes traditional stocks and ETF’s as well.\nHedgehog - Centralized Exchange Dashboard Management.\nRailgun - RAILGUN is a smart contract system that enables Zero-Knowledge Privacy for any on-chain dApp.\nRotki - An open source portfolio tracker, accounting and analytics tool that protects your privacy. Can be self hosted.\nTornado Cash - DO NOT USE IF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. Tornado cash is an Ethereum based coinjoin mixer that can be used to gain privacy on Ethereum. In August 2022 Tornado Cash was blacked listed by the US government and added to the OFAC list. While the front end website is no longer running you can still interact with the smart contract(this is by design). If you are a US citizen you risk criminal penalties for doing so. Alex Pertsev, was sentenced to five years in prison for his work on development of Tornado cash. It\u0026rsquo;s important to note that despite the shutdown by the US government, the Tornado Cash smart contract is still up and running, and is more less unstoppable as long as the Ethereum network continues to run. If you would like to support the legal defence fund you can so by checking out Justice DAO.\nDecentralized Nodes # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Avalanche and more.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nHandshake - Decentralized DNS. Handshake is an experiment on collaborating to create a decentralized network which results in a global allocation of names. Think of the handles or usernames you use on services such as social networks, and domain names identifying the URL for websites. Nearly all of these services were provided by trusted third parties which prevent the web from truly being decentralized. Handshake provides a means, including key management and server/service authentication, for decentralized web services to experiment.\nMonero Nodo - A full, unpruned, and dedicated hardware node comes equipped with Tor and I2P support, ensuring maximum privacy and security for your transactions. Manage your wallets effortlessly through the LWS Admin panel and enjoy the convenience of our built-in block explorer. The 5.5″ touchscreen allows you to control your node directly from the device, or you can access it from the web for added flexibility and full block explorer functionality. Mine Monero using P2Pool. Contribute to your privacy by running your own personal node while contributing to the Monero network.\nMyNodeBTC - Run Bitcoin nodes and lots of other Bitcoin applications, includes wallets, BTCPay Server, Lightning tools and Whirlpool and other privacy tools.\nPibode-XMR - Small Raspberry pi focused distro for Monero mining.\nPktCash - PKT is an ecosystem of apps that decentralize access to the internet. The mission is to get the next billion people online.\nThreefold - Decentralized Autonomous Internet Infrastructure. ThreeFold is a globally-distributed grid of storage, compute, and network capacity, acting as “no middleman” Internet resources between independent capacity providers and users.\nEducation and certifications # C4/Crypto Consortium - Offers certifications for BTC, Eth and crypto best practices.\nBlockchain-Council.org - Blockchain Council embraces Blockchain, AI, and Web3 with a range of certifications and training.\nChainalysis Certifications - The Chainalysis Cryptocurrency Fundamentals Certification (CCFC) credential is designed for those new to cryptocurrency. Whether you’re starting out on a career focused on crypto, or are coming across bitcoin as you run investigations, onboard new businesses or formulate cryptocurrency compliance policies, this is the place to begin.\nFund Raising # Giveth - Giveth is building a new way forward with its zero-fee, community-driven donation platform - leveraging the power of blockchain technology to connect on-the-ground projects with regenerative funding opportunities.\nGeyser.fund - Geyser is a bitcoin-native crowdfunding platform where you can fund project ideas with the support from global communities.\nHeo.Finance - Decentralized crowdfunding without borders. Help Each Other (HEO) is the first decentralized stablecoin-based crowdfunding platform that removes geographical and political limitations from fundraising. HEO platform is already live on Binance Smart Chain, Celo, Aurora, and Ethereum mainnets.\nKuno Media - Monero based crowd funding.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow institute works to help fund privacy and anti surveillance tech.\nOpen Sats - Open Sats Initiative, Inc. (EIN 85-2722249) is a 501(c)(3) public charity which aims to fund Bitcoin-related free and open-source projects and associated education and research initiatives. Open Sats focuses on no strings attached Bitcoin(only) and freedom tech donations.\nStacks.org - The mission of the Stacks project is to enable a better internet through decentralized apps. To do it, they’re expanding the Bitcoin economy and enabling more functionality as a Bitcoin layer.\nTen31 - Ten31 is the leading bitcoin-focused investor and partner of choice to companies building technology and infrastructure for the bitcoin ecosystem, as well as complementary freedom-oriented technologies including open source software, AI and nostr.\nMerchant Services # Align Pay - AlignPay never picks sides on any issue and is proud to facilitate a welcoming place where people, organizations, campaigns, and merchants can interact in a healthy, open, and legal way.\nParallel Economy - Censorship-Resistant payment processing backed by Conservative Commentator Dan Bongino.\nRevere Payments - A Christian merchant services provider that offers a wide range of solutions for businesses in a variety of industries, including e-commerce, retail, restaurant, firearms, religious, political, CBD, and non-profit. We’re using the same innovative technology as our parent company, Metrics Global, to bring seamless, secure online payments to any industry.\nSecond Amendment Processing - 2nd Amendment processing helps you protect yourself and your business from being censored for your political views or other forms of wrong think.\nOsint for Crypto # AMLBot - Founded in 2019, AMLBot Online assessment of crypto addresses and transactions, founded in 2019 by a team of RegTech specialists in accordance with FATF international recommendations. Offers both free and non-free services.\nClarks Dashboard - A comprehensive list of all BTC Data. Includes Block times, price data, Side chain data, mining etc.\nDeveloperReports - Tracks the current amount of developers on Crypto projects.\nMonero Garden - A complete introduction and walkthrough on all the technical specifics of Monero.\nMonero Inflation - Tracks potential inflation or flaws in the Monero Protocol. Due to Monero\u0026rsquo;s privacy proper auditing can be difficult.\nMonero Observer - News aggregator for all things monero.\nMoneroj.net - Tracks the Monero mining hash rate across all miners.\nMonero.Eco - Graphical interface for the entire Monero Ecosystem.\nMiningPoolStats - Track all data across mining pools for all sorts of crypto projects. Organized primarily by what type of hash algorithm each blockchain uses.\nMonerowatch - A monero blockchain explorer. While Monero doesnt have a tradational blockchain explorer we can track block times and size. Along with hash rate and other useful metrics.\nOXT.me - OXT is a tool designed for Exploratory Blockchain Analysis of the bitcoin ledger. OXT is the \u0026lsquo;Other exploration Tool\u0026rsquo; and it should become the \u0026lsquo;Open eXploration Tool\u0026rsquo; in the future.\nStable Pulse - Get a clear, accurate, minimally filtered view of the stablecoin ecosystem.\nThe Monero Moon - The ultimate newsletter for all things Monero.\nTheGraph.com - Crypto Database API Tools.\nTimechainstats.com - BTC Chain API data.\nTrack Bitcoin Nodes - Tracks total Bitcoin nodes.\nTrack Bitcoin Treasuries - Tracks the public Bitcoin Wallets of major corporations and governments.\nTrack Ethereum Nodes - Tracks total Ethereum nodes.\nDefi Lama StablecoinData - Stable coin data across chains.\nPrivacy Software # Bokuto Monero Node - Open source fork of Ronin Dojo’s Bakuto project that allows for a full node Monero wallet.\nBorder Wallets - Border Wallets is a website that helps you strategize on how best to memorize your wallet seed phrase. This can be useful if you need to cross a border, or have a particularly high threat model.\nGupax - Gupax is a GUI for mining Monero on P2Pool using XMRig.\nJam - Jam is a graphical user interface for JoinMarket, and while obviously related, is a separate project developed by a separate set of people.\nJoinMarket-Org - JoinMarket is software to create a special kind of bitcoin transaction called a CoinJoin transaction. Its aim is to improve the confidentiality and privacy of bitcoin transactions. With the shutdown of Samurai wallet, and the withdrawal of the not recommended service Wasabi from the US, Join Market is now one of the only privacy tools for Bitcoin.\nPinode - Monero OS for running full Monero Nodes on Pi’s, Rockpros and Odroids.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nSilent Payments - Silent Payments make receiving Bitcoin easier than ever while preserving your privacy. Silent Payments allow you to create a single, static address to share with friends, use for donations, or post for tips without sacrificing privacy. When someone wants to send you a payment, they use the unique public key that is a part of your Silent Payment address, combine it with the public keys of the outputs they want to send and generate a unique, one-time address that looks on-chain just like any other Taproot address.\nXMRVSBeast - P2Pool Bonus Hash Rate Raffle for people providing Monero Hash.\nSocial Media # Coinpayments.net - Purchase Social media followers with Monero.\nEchoIn - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here.\nFountain - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nMinds - Minds is an open-source social networking service that promotes free speech, privacy, and transparency.\nOshi - Oshi is a powerful marketing and rewards platform built to replace stars, punch cards, and coffee points with something that people really want - Bitcoin.\nOrange Pill App - Bitcoin dating and friend finder.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.ps://www.minds.com/) - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nSpeculative Projects # DarkFi - DarkFi is a new Layer 1 blockchain, designed with anonymity at the forefront. It offers flexible private primitives that can be wielded to create any kind of application. DarkFi aims to make anonymous engineering highly accessible to developers. Backed by noted Crypto Anarchist Amir Taaki.\nFedimints - While still largely theoretical, Fediments is based off the original 1980\u0026rsquo;s concept of Chaumian Ecash, that would essentially provide federated mints built on top of Bitcoin, with high levels of privacy. Two implementations of this concept are Cashu and Umint. These are still in active development. One potential problem with this is legal pressure due to potential classification of these services as unlicensed money transmitters, much like how Samurai Wallet and potentially custodial lightning services are being targeted.\nFreedom Dollar - Freedom Dollar is a private, censorship-resistant stablecoin protocol built on Zano. Stable coins are a useful but sometimes risky project, as they are supposed to maintain their price point with a fiat asset like the dollar.\nHaveno - Haveno aims to be a crypto on ramp much like Bisq that uses Monero instead of Bitcoin as the base payment option. Haveno will utilize TOR and p2p trades, while never taking custody of your funds.\nPirate Chain - Launched in 2018 with the primary goal of being the most private and secure digital currency, Pirate Chain strives to protect the financial privacy of every user in the world. Pirate Chain achieves this by employing the strongest and most acclaimed privacy protocol in the industry, and couples this with an unassailable strategy implementation. Pirate vs Monero Breakdown\nSerai DEX - Largely created in response to Thorchain\u0026rsquo;s choice to not integrate Monero, the Serai Dex works much like the Thorchain DEX, providing coin trading between different native coins using liquidity pools funded by users for small rewards.\nZano - An ambitious project that offers the privacy of Monero for regular transactions, including all projects built ontop of its network. Additionally offers alias addresses so you can associate a wallet address with a name, much like how DNS works for IP addresses. Offers escrow services and Iconic swaps as an alternative to Atomic Swaps. Also allows for building dApps on chain as well.\nSpending Options # Bill Pay # Bitrefill Credit Card Service - Service to pay off Credit Card for multiple providers. Requires KYC. Currently disabled for Americans, but hopefully will be returning. This service does require KYC, but they do offer other services that do not.\nDoctorSim - Top up or recharge any prepaid phone in over 200 countries instantly and securely with doctorSIM.\nSpritz.Finance - Focuses on bill pay, secured payments, automated payments etc. Uses Web 3. Requires an account. Currently in closed Beta.\nCredit Cards # 2Fiat - A new platform that lets you instantly convert Bitcoin, Monero, USDT or any crypto to fiat and make purchases online or in store.\nAbine - An alternative credit card masking service. Abine has similar features, virtual cards up to 500$ for individual vendors. But Abine also offers other privacy services like phone masking, email masking and more. Abine does not have a free tier unlike privacy.com.\nBitpay - Preloaded Bitpay card that lets you spend your Bitcoin.\nDashDirect - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including DASH. Dash Direct phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with DASH for discounts from hundreds of vendors. No KYC Required.\nDoNotPay - DoNotPay is a consumer rights company that helps you fight corporations and beat bureaucracy. They offer a wide range of services, including bill pay, credit card management, and more.\nEzzocard - Anon cards can be purchased via crypto. Charges a decent markup.\nKlutchCard - Service that provides several management and privacy features for your bank account. Klutch gives you unlimited Virtual cards, a physical card without your name on the front, and the ability to manage your spending transactions in depth all while still earning cash back. Does require KYC information and a good credit score though. Another downside, there is currently no way to pay off your balance other than to link your account via ACH and routing number.\nLaso.Finance - A bit pricey. Virtual Credit card with no KYC card that allows for spends of over 1K anywhere in the world. Currently uses Metamask for stable coins only. Monero support coming soon.\nPayWithMoon - Virtual Cards with no KYC funded by lightning based Bitcoin transactions. You can create as many virtual cards as you want, but cards are limited in amounts of 1000$. These cards do not currently work outside of the United States. Used to provide full pre-paid credit cards only offers gift cards now.\nPrivacy.com - The primary method for Credit Card Privacy. By linking your bank account to your Debit card, you can create virtual privacy focused cards that only work for one vendor at a time. This prevents your Debit card from being used in the event of a vendor data breach. Virtual cards are easily deletable. Downsides are that you start with 500$ per card limits for virtual cards. And there is the privacy concern of sharing your bank data with a third party. Please use our affiliate link when signing up. To get an extra $5 dollars on sign up.\nUquid - Virtual card for crypto, only works through Binance or wallet connect compatible wallets, for a wide range of gift card services.\nX1 - Similar to Klutch. Control subscriptions and keep your details private with disposable card numbers.donotpay.com/learn/virtual-credit-card-generator/) - Free Virtual Credit Card Generator for signing up for trial services. Do not Pay also works to create an AI focused response to many asymmetrical problems of society like fighting back against parking tickets or social media de-platforming with automated and proven methods of remediating these issues.\nGift Cards # Egifter - Buy and send premium gift cards for a wide range of services. Offers points per purchases. Gyft - Gift cards for over 200 vendors. Coinsbee - Does Phone Top ups. Bitrefill - Gifts cards and other services. Coincards - giftcards available in multiple countries, Coincards has everything you could possibly need to live your life with crypto! Offers Phone Top ups and accepts Monero. Stealths - Monero first Gift card sales. No KYC Required. Wallets # Bitcoin Wallets # Ashigaru - A new fork of Samurai Wallet that runs its the sane coinjoin services. This is run by completely anonymous devs with increased OPSEC after Samourai wallet was taken down. You can donate to the Samourai defense team here You can also find a list of Public Dojo Clones to use with whirlpool at Dojobay You can see the amount of BTC in Ashigaru Whirlpool here: WhirlPoolStats Warning the legal status of using whirlpool may vary based off your jurisdiction. DYOR before using.\nCasa - Self custody wallet with built in Multi-sig for security and inheritance built in so that your assets aren\u0026rsquo;t lost in the event of death. Only takes Bitcoin and Ethereum.\nElectrum Wallet - Founded in 2011 Electrum is one of the oldest, simplest and most trusted Bitcoin Only wallets in the game. With a simple interface that has been forked by many other blockchain projects Electrum has everything you need to store and use your bitcoin easily and securely.\nSparrow Wallet - Sparrow is a Bitcoin wallet for those who value financial self sovereignty. Sparrow’s emphasis is on security, privacy and usability. Sparrow does not hide information from you - on the contrary it attempts to provide as much detail as possible about your transactions and UTXOs, but in a way that is manageable and usable. Completely Open Source. Desktop only wallet. Following the arrest of the Samurai Wallet Devs, the Whirlpool privacy features were removed from the wallet.\nHardware Wallets # Cold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nFoundationDevices - Foundation builds the Passport hardware wallet which is an airgapped wallet hardware device. Passport has no direct connection with the outside world – no USB data and no wireless communications. Instead, Passport uses a camera and QR codes for communication. This provides hardcore, airgapped security without sacrificing usability.\nLedger - NOT RECOMMENDED. While Ledger has a long history in the space of supporting multiple coins. Ledger is close sourced. Ledger has recently come under for fire for creating a backup policy that lets you back up your keys to Ledgers cloud providers, which means that your private keys could be susceptible to third party pressures on the key holders. Also Ledger was caught sending customer data to several different third parties.\nMonero Signer - Monero Signer is a hardware signing device equipped with a camera that allows you to sign transactions offline via QR-Code. Monero Signer also allows you to generate seeds, passphrases and addresses. All this while being completely offline. Software updates are done air-gapped using a micro SD card.\nSeedsigner - Open source hardware signing device that uses raspberry pi zero which reduces possibility of interception. Does not store your coins, is only a security focused device for signing/approving transactions. Bitcoin only.\nTrezor - One of the older hardware wallets around. Trezor is Fully open source and is one of the few wallets to also support multiple coins.\nLightning Wallets # Phoenix Wallet - Utilizing the lightning network can still be quite difficult, which Phoenix aims to help solve. At first glance, Phoenix doesn\u0026rsquo;t look different from your typical Bitcoin wallet. The difference is that Phoenix runs natively on Lightning. Phoenix takes care of everything under the hood and you will barely notice anything, except that your payments are faster and cheaper. Mobile only wallet. Monero Wallets # Anonero - Anonero is privacy focused phone wallet that only supports Monero, while incorporating other privacy features like, encrypted backups, airgapped transactions mandatory TOR connections. You can only access this app over TOR.\nFeather Wallet - Feather is a free, open-source Monero wallet for Linux, Tails, macOS and Windows. It is written in C++ with the Qt framework. Monero can be difficult to use in many cases to the highly technical and private nature of the coin, which is why the simplicity of feather wallet is so necessary. Feather Wallet can installed or run as a standalone application, making it easily parable with something like Tails OS for the ultimate privacy combo.\nMonero Subscription Wallet - Wallet that allows you to set subscriptions of regularly recurring payments that you would like to send.\nMyMonero - The simplest way to use the next-generation private digital currency Monero, at the sweet spot between security, convenience, and features. Not a full node wallet. You need to trust another node to run this wallet. These wallets share your private view key with a remote server, which continuously scans the blockchain looking for your transactions. They are faster to use, but your privacy can be lessened if you don\u0026rsquo;t control the remote server.\nRinoWallet - Online Monero multisig wallet. Non-custodial and offers 2FA protection.\nMulti Chain Wallets # CakeWallet - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including Monero. Cakewallet phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with Monero for discounts from hundreds of vendors. Supports Monero. No KYC Required. Mobile and desktop wallet. Open Source.\nExodus Wallet - One of the best wallets for holding multiple coins. With a beautiful interface that shows you long term internal price data, built in protocol level staking, coin swaps between hundreds of coins and many other features. Exodus is one best crypto wallets bar none. While it has ended support for Monero as it was a technical challenge to support it. Exodus is NOT Open source. Desktop and mobile.\nStack Wallet - Non Custodial multi coin wallet. Open Source. Has built in exchange functionality. Comes with \u0026ldquo;Duress mode\u0026rdquo; that lets you prepare a fake wallet in case you are physically threatened. Comes with built auto back ups, in wallet crypto swapping and more. Allows you to easily point at your own full node. Supports monero. Desktop and Mobile.\nWallet Recovery # Bitcoin Recovery CO - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nCryptoRecovers - Helping people regain access to their lost Bitcoin wallets since 2019.\nDatarecovery.com - Specializes in cryptocurrency recovery services, providing expert assistance to individuals and businesses who have lost access to their digital assets.\nDriveSavers - Specializes in recovering lost cryptocurrency and compromised wallets from all types of software and hardware wallets.\nEasyRecovery - Professional Bitcoin wallet recovery services can assist with password recovery, private key extraction, and damaged device repair to restore access to your Bitcoin.\nKeychainX - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nProfessional Crypto Recovery - Crypto recovery service that can help you recover your lost coins today.\nRecoverLostBitcoin - Expert crypto recovery services, including private key reconstruction, wallet and scam recovery.\nRecoverMyCryptoWallet - Can recover lost passphrases, missing seed words and forgotten passwords.\nWallet Recovery Service - Can recover lost crypto from all types of wallets.\n"},{"id":13,"href":"/organizations/","title":"Organizations","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The State is, and always has been, the great single enemy of the human race, its liberty, happiness, and progress.\u0026rdquo; - Murray Rothbard\nLiberty Organization that fight for different facets of all things related to liberty.\nAnti ESG Orgs # StriveFunds - Investment firm to counter ESG narrative from Blackrock and Vanguard. Strive specifically rejects the idea of Stakeholder capitalism. Started by author and presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. Antiwar # Antiwar.com - Since the mid 90\u0026rsquo;s Antiwar.com has been one of not the most important and consistently antiwar voices. With reporting on wars all over the globe for a liberty perspective, antiwar.com covers every aspect of the global wars.\nBitcoin For Peace - Accelerate World Peace Through Bitcoin Adoption. The vision of Bitcoin For Peace is to live in world where ALL life co-thrives in harmony. With the current corrupt fiat system, that vision can never happen. Bitcoin is a peaceful revolution.\nConcerned Veterans for America - CVA and its grassroots army will look to defend VA reforms and expand health care options for veterans, rethink America’s foreign policy to promote long-term prosperity, and encourage action to foster a more secure financial future for our country.\nDefend the Guard - An organization that works to reclaim constitutional authority. Defend the Guard legislation would prohibit a state’s National Guard units from being deployed into active combat without a formal declaration of war by Congress, as provided by the U.S. Constitution.\nFood Not Bombs - Food Not Bombs started in 1980. They work to provide healthy vegetarian food to starving Americans. Leftwing organization.\nStopWar.org - Stop the War was founded in September 2001 in the weeks following 9/11, when George W. Bush announced the “war on terror”. Stop the War has since been dedicated to preventing and ending the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and elsewhere. Comes from a leftwing perspective.\nThe Libertarian Institute - Founded by Scott Horton. LI focuses on many issues with a large focus on antiwar. LI has a lot of cross over with Antiwar.com.\nTheGrayZone - The Grayzone is an independent journalistic initiative that does not receive funding from any government or government-backed group or individual. The Gray Zone primarily reports on antiwar civil rights issues from a left wing perspectives.\nWeAreNotYourSoldiers - Antiwar Non-profit feature former soldiers that publicly talk about their horrible experiences during war.\nAntiWoke Advocacy # ActionPDE - PDE Action is a nonpartisan advocacy group working to reclaim public schools through engagement with school boards \u0026amp; state legislatures.\nDefendingEd - Parents Defending Education is a national grassroots organization working to reclaim our schools from activists imposing harmful agendas.\nExit Group - Group that helps users exit from woke/corporate life and build businesses to create separate revenue streams\nFairForAll - A nonpartisan organization dedicated to advancing civil rights and liberties for all Americans, and promoting a common culture based on fairness, understanding, and humanity. Specifically rejects woke ideas and believes in actual equality for all people.\nHeterodox Academy - Heterodox Academy (HxA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit membership organization of thousands of faculty, staff, and students committed to advancing the principles of open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement to improve higher education and academic research. Focuses heavily on Colleges.\nInstitute for Liberal Values - As a non-partisan and non-sectarian consortium focused on the promotion of individual freedom, rights, and liberty in everyday life, the Institute for Liberal Values provides the skills and support required to build community where there has been division, encourage free expression where there has been censorship, and foster optimism where there is fear.\nNew Discourses - Education on all things critical theory. Eduation and debunking of Marxism, Progressive and all forms of critical theory. IE Critical Race Theory, Queer Theory, etc. Founded by James Lindsey.\nClimate Change Pushback # Copenhagen Consensus - The Copenhagen Consensus Center is a think tank that researches and publishes the smartest solutions to the world\u0026rsquo;s biggest problems. Our studies are conducted by more than 300 economists from internationally renowned institutions, including seven Nobel Laureates, to advise policymakers and philanthropists how to achieve the best results with their limited resources.Founded by climate change debunker and educator Bjorn Lomborg.\nEnvironmental Progress - Environmental Progress (EP) was founded in 2016 with the mission of achieving nature, peace and prosperity for all. We believe everyone has a right to affordable energy, a healthy planet, and urban environments that enable citizens to thrive. Our strategy has been to organize grassroots movements to defend these rights, and to fund research into why they are threatened. Founded by free speech advocate and Journalist Michael Shellenberger.\nHeartland.org - The Heartland Institute is a nonprofit organization that focuses on issues in education, environmental protection, health care, budgets and taxes, and stopping Socialism.\nIndustrial Progress - For the last 40 years, so-called environmentalists have held back industrial progress around the world. That\u0026rsquo;s why Idustrial Progress helps the industry fight for its freedom, with new ideas, arguments, and policies that will improve our economy and our environment. Founded by Fossil Fuels advocate Alex Epstein.\nPerc.org - The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) explores how aligning free market incentives for environmental stewardship produces sustainable outcomes for land, water, and wildlife.\nSavory.Global - Fights against climate change approved opinion by using regenerative farming practices of holistic land management. Provides real alternative solutions to mainstream climate fear mongering.\nDrug Freedom # Drug Policy Alliance - The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the leading organization in the U.S. working to end the drug war. Encryption and censorship # Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) - The largest organization that fights for Internet and Digital Freedom. Based out of the US.The EFF puts out several of the best digital freedom tools, including HTTPS Everywhere, Privacy Badger and Certbot.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFree resources Physical and Digital # Art For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nLeadership Institute - Liberty focused training provided in person and virtual. Training is offered for a wide range of topics, including, activism campaigns, fundraising and more.\nLibertarianism.org - Free ebooks from a Cato/Bluepilled perspective. Still some solid content overall.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - Free liberty starter kits for applicants. Including books small grants and more. Primarily aimed at students.\nTechsoup.org - Free Tech for non-profits.\nLegal Advocacy # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nCoin Center - Based in D.C., Coin Center is the leading non-profit research and advocacy center focused on the public policy issues facing cryptocurrency and decentralized computing technologies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Their mission is to defend the rights of individuals to build and use free and open cryptocurrency networks: the right to write and publish code – to read and to run it. The right to assemble into peer-to-peer networks. And the right to do all this privately.\nDeFi Education Fund - The DeFi Education Fund (DEF) explains decentralized finance (DeFi) to policymakers around the world and advocates for policies welcoming of decentralized financial infrastructure.\nFire - Since its founding more than two decades ago as the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, FIRE has become the nation’s leading defender of fundamental rights on college campuses through our unique mix of programming, including student and faculty outreach, public education campaigns, individual case advocacy, and policy reform efforts. In 2022, FIRE changed its name to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and announced an expansion initiative into off-campus free speech advocacy and legal defense.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nInstitute for Justice - IJ is a nonprofit, public interest law firm. Their mission is to end widespread abuses of government power and secure the constitutional rights that allow all Americans to pursue their dreams.\nJusticeDao- A DAO specifically dedicated to helping the legal defense of the developers of Tornado Cash, an Ethereum based privacy service that was takedown by government action.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nPacific Legal Foundation - Pacific Legal Foundation is a national nonprofit legal organization that defends Americans from government overreach and abuse. PFL specifically focuses on Property Rights, Equality and Opportunity and Separation of Powers. ^1,2^\nPeer-To-Peer Rights Fund - The P2P Rights Fund is a project housed within the Bitcoin Policy Institute, a 501(c)3 think tank. An advisory board including open-source developers, human rights activists, and lawyers oversees the fund’s activities. P2P Focuses on protection of Open-Source Software under the First Amendment.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nStand With Crypto - Stand With Crypto, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, champions for clear, common-sense regulations for the crypto industry. We\u0026rsquo;re mobilizing the 52 million crypto owners in the US - a demographic that is younger (60% Gen-Z and Millennials) and more diverse (41% identify as racial minorities) than the general US population - to unlock crypto\u0026rsquo;s innovation potential and foster greater economic freedom.\nThe Crypto Lawyers - Much like Coin Center Crypto Lawyers provide legal advocacy for Bitcoin freedom. They offer services in regards to Litigation, NFT, DEFI, IP, Compliance, and Forensic Investigations.\nMeetups, Education and Training # Americas Future - America’s Future empowers young people to be active, civil, and curious citizens who build freer communities that lead to fulfillment, dignity, and happiness for all.We’re working toward a time in America where young people collaborate to drive change in their communities – change that equips the individual to build a free and happy life. America’s Future offers rising generations opportunities for networking, mentoring, leadership and community engagement through our national network and extensive array of programming.\nArt For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nFreedom Works - A longstanding political orginization that has traditionally leaned republican. Recently though they\u0026rsquo;ve rebranded to target smaller liberty focused groups in order to help educated and advocate for freedom and change in public policy.\nLeadership Institute - Founded in 1979 by its president, Morton C. Blackwell, LI provides training in campaigns, fundraising, grassroots organizing, youth politics, and communications. The Institute teaches conservatives of all ages how to succeed in politics, government, and the media.The Institute offers more than 50 types of training schools, workshops, and seminars; a free employment placement service; and a national field program that trains conservative students to organize campus groups.\nLiberty on the Rocks - Liberty on the Rocks is a non-profit grass roots libertarian organization designed to educate, connect, and activate liberty enthusiasts around the world. Through local chapters and events, citizens and activists throughout the country can increase the size of their networks, enhance their understanding of economics and the philosophy of freedom, widen their knowledge of local and national educational outlets, and increase their opportunities for involvement. Official Partner of Liberty Tools\nLiberty Seeds - The largest directory of liberty-minded organizations, events, and more.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - SFL is not a top down, chapter based, or membership organization. Instead SFL functions as a network of pro-liberty students from a wide diversity of locations and backgrounds. SFL does sometimes take the more blue pilled approach.\nWe Are Change - We Are Change is a nonpartisan, independent media organization comprised of individuals and groups working to expose corruption worldwide.Founded by Luke Rudkowski, We Are Change is comprised of independent journalists, concerned citizens, activists, and anyone who wants to shape the direction our world is going in. We seek to expose the lies of governments and the corporate elite who constantly trash our humanity. Their goal is to create a community of truth-seekers and peacemakers who share a commitment to nonviolent action.\nYoung Americans for Liberty - Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) is the most active and effective pro-liberty youth organization advancing liberty on campus. Our four-step mission is to identify, educate, train, and mobilize youth activists to make liberty win. YAL maintains many chapters across college campuses all over the US.\nYou are the Power - You Are The Power is a membership-based nonprofit that is founded and run by Spike Cohen. They work with activists and organizations in all 50 states, using localized, single-issue activism to set communities free, restore individual rights, take the power away from government and put it back in the hands of the people.\nPress Freedoms # Committee to Protect Journalists - The Committee to Protect Journalists is an independent, nonprofit organization that promotes press freedom worldwide. They defend the right of journalists to report the news safely and without fear of reprisal.\nInternational Press Institute - Their mission is to defend media freedom and support independent journalism wherever they are threatened. Also tracks press freedoms in regards to Covid restrictions.\nReporters Without Borders - Reporters Without Borders tracks press freedoms across the world.\nPolice Reform and Monitoring # 8 Can\u0026rsquo;t Wait - 8 Cant Wait is a campaign to bring immediate change to police departments by encouraging the adoption of 8 specific policies.\nAdopt a Cop - Adopt A Cop BJJ is a nonprofit, donation based program and registered 501(c)3 that allows active duty patrolling police officers around the country to train at any Adopt A Cop BJJ affiliated academy and will pay 100% of the officer’s membership until they reach the rank of Blue belt. Blue belt is the second ranked belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and on average it takes around 12 to 18 months to obtain. Police officers are much less likely to both get injured and to injure suspects if they are trained in BJJ as evidenced by this Case Study.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nOpen-archive - App for saving and sharing files for whistleblowers and videos of police etc\nThick Red Line - A project of Art of Liberty, TRL is an effort to restore respect for law enforcement by abolishing victimless crime.\nWashingtonPost Police Shootings Database - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states\nThink Tanks # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAyn Rand Institute - ARI offers a variety of educational experiences to promote greater understanding of Ayn Rand’s philosophy and, through the writing and speaking of our experts, advocates her principles of reason, rational self-interest and laissez-faire capitalism. ARI also often takes a more Blue pilled perspective and does not generally follow Anarchist ideas, as it advocates for a one world government, based on the principles of logic and reason.\nArt of Liberty - A small think tank that exposes the Illegitimacy and Criminality of “Government” while Making the Voluntaryist Case for Free Markets, REAL Freedom and Peace.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow Institute works to promote the ideas of privacy in the world.\nThe Cato Institute - Founded in 1977 by Ed Crane, Murray Rothbard and Charles Koch. Cato is one of the oldest and largest libertarian think tanks in America. Cato has published great research and information since its inception. Cato has been criticized at times for often taking very pragmatic criticisms of the state and sometimes making the libertarian defense of state activities. Often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nThe Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) - FEE\u0026rsquo;s popular digital content and in-person programs turn complex ideas into practical tools for living your best life and making the world a better place. Fee covers a wide range of issues across the entire political spectrum, while always exposing government crimes and failures.\nThe Future of Freedom Foundation - The Future of Freedom Foundation is a tax-exempt, non-profit educational foundation whose mission is to present an uncompromising moral, philosophical, and economic case for the free society.\nThe Mises Institute - The premium think tank for all things liberty. Founded in 1982 by Anarcho-capitalism Lew Rockwell, largely to push the ideas of economist Murray Rothbard following his split with the Cato Institute. The Mises institute has been one of the biggest and most consistent voices for all things liberty including: Antiwar, Austrian economics, Sound Money, Police Reform, Secession, Book Publishing and so much more.\nThe Reason Foundation - Reason Foundation advances a free society by developing, applying, and promoting libertarian principles, including individual liberty, free markets, and the rule of law. We use journalism and public policy research to influence the frameworks and actions of policymakers, journalists, and opinion leaders. Reason also publishes Reason Magazine and hosts the SOHO Debate Forum. Much like Cato Reason often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nWhistle Blowing # Aim - Undercover citizen journalism, mostly focused on American schools.\nCryptome - One of the primary inspirations for Wikileaks, Cryptome has been offering a leaking platform to the world since 1996 and still runs today. Founded by John Young.\nEFF Surveillance Self-Defense - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\nGlobal Leaks - Whistleblowing Solutions Impresa Sociale S.r.l. (WBS) is an innovative social enterprise that carries out research and development to support whistleblowers and the fight against corruption. It was founded in 2016 to guarantee the economic sustainability of the GlobaLeaks project, through taking care of the growing number of requests for assistance, maintenance and custom deployment. WBS hosts the development activities and coordinates the community efforts. Global leaks provides its own open source tool for whistleblowers.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nO\u0026rsquo;keefe Media Group - Following the ousting of James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe from Project Veritas, O\u0026rsquo;Keefe Media group was founded to present another opportunity for whistle blowing and citizen journalism. OKM provides training and supplies for Citizen journalists.\nProject Veritas - Founded in 2010 by James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe, Project Veritas picked up much of the leaking slack following Wikileakss decrease in output. Often slandered as a far right group, Project Veritas has leaked many of the biggest stories since its inception. Project Veritas was and is largely known for using undercover cameras to expost stories.\nTruth in Media - Not a whistleblowing organization perse, however TIM is known for doing in depth inclusive stories reputably with strong reliable sources and without sensationalism. TIM focuses on stories that most media ignores. Founded by Journalist Ben Swann.\nWikiLeaks - Founded in 2006 by Julian Assange. Wikileaks was the the primary source for leaking of highly secret corporate and government data. Wikileaks worked to protect its leakers by employing the use of PGP and TOR. While largely inactive since the arrest of its founder Julian Assange in 2019, Wikileaks archives are still an important repository of leaked data.\nWizSafe Journalist Privacy Guide - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\n"},{"id":14,"href":"/osint/","title":"OSINT","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Nothing has such power to broaden the mind as the ability to investigate systematically and truly all that comes under thy observation in life.\u0026rdquo; - Marcus Aurelius\nOpen Source Intelligence tools can be used to find information of all types. This can be useful in furthering your understanding of both offensive and defensive practices by finding information for anything and everything. OSINT is the direct inverse of open source privacy tools. OSINT can be used for nefarious purposes in some cases, but OSINT itself does not directly include the concept of hacking. OSINT only aims to find legally available public information. OSINT has tremendous use in regards to education and finding information about corporations, politicians and good journalism. These tools can also be used to help you understand your own privacy exposure as well. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAI (Artificial Intelligence) Tools # Art Generators # Albus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAnimate Anyone - App that allows you to take a static image or photo and create videos of movement based on the people or characters in those photos.\nDall E - DALL·E 2 is an AI system that can create realistic images and art from a description in natural language. Made by Open Ai. Closed source.\nDreamstudio.ai - AI Art Generation.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGemini - Formerly known as Bard. Google\u0026rsquo;s AI alternative to Chat GPT. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias, including filtering your text prompts through a DEI and social justice lens.\nLumiere - A Space-Time Diffusion Model for Video Generation. Made by Google, closed source. Create video from word prompts or pictures. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias.\nMagic Animate - Magic Animate is an open source project that allows you to produces an animated video from a single image and a motion video.\nMid Journey - Mid Journey is an independent research lab exploring new mediums of thought and expanding the imaginative powers of the human species. Requires the unencrypted messaging app Discord for image generation.\nOpen AI Sora - Sora can generate videos up to a minute long while maintaining visual quality and adherence to the user’s prompt. Closed source.\nFreedom and Privacy AI Tools # AI Unchained - Podcast by freedom advocate and bitcoin educator Guy Swann. Follow the newest updates in the AI industry to become more sovereign and efficient by utilizing cutting edge tools.\nAlex AI - Energy and Climate Chatbot. Built by Alex Epstein, an advocate of Freedom and Fossil Fuels. Iphone Only.\nGab AI - Chat GPT alternative and image generator by conservative Social Media company GAB.\nGATgpt - A LLM model like Chat GPT but specifically for gun printing and all things gun related. Built by Cody Wilson.\nLibertAI - Decentralized privacy focused AI.\nUnleashed Chat - AI chatbot service designed with real privacy in mind. It stands out with its live Nostr data querying and advanced context embedding capabilities. It allows for Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network, for privacy and speed. The platform employs the latest Open Source models, prioritizing uncensored options.\nVenice - Venice is an open source alternative to Chat GPT. With built in features for code prompts and Stable Diffusion, Venice does not censor or spy on you. Launched by freedom advocate and crypto pioneer Erik Voorhees.\nGeneral AI Tools # AI or Not - Need to verify if images are AI generated? Here\u0026rsquo;s a project that can identify images from Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Dall-E, GAN and more.\nAIXploira - Access the largest list of top-quality AI tools available on the web.\nAlbus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAwesome GPT - List of dozens of GPT style LLMs.\nEsperanto.ai - Esperanto delivers high-performance, energy-efficient computing solutions that are the compelling choice for the most demanding AI and non-AI applications.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGPT4all - Self Hosted GPT Alternative.\nHuggingface.co - Open Source CHAT GPT Alternative.\nLM Studio - LM Studio lets you discover, download, and run local LLMs entirely offline.\nMaxAI.me - Chrome extension that lets you utilize AI on different sites.\nParse Prompt - Convert and summarize podcast episodes, audio clips, web-pages, and YouTube into AI-generated content.\nAttack Surface # BynaryEdge - We scan the web and gather data for you.\nCensys - Attack Surface Management Solutions.\nCriminalip.io - Cyber Threat Intelligence Search Engine and Attack Surface Management (ASM) platform.\nRedHunt Labs - Discover your Attack Surface, Continuously.\nSecurityTrails - The Total Internet Inventory.\nBug Hunting # Bug Bounty writeups - Detailed breakdowns of all sorts of different types of attacks.\nBughunter-handbook - A list of resources that will help bug bounty hunters with resources that are useful during their bug bounty journey.\nCertificates # CertSpotter - Monitors your domains for expiring, unauthorized, and invalid SSL certificates.\nCensys - Certificates - Certificates Search.\nCrt.sh - Certificate Search.\nCTSearch - Certificate Transparency Search Tool.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nTLS.BufferOver.run - Quickly find certificates in IPv4 space.\nCredentials # Check your email accounts to find associated accounts with breached companies.\nBreachdirectory.org - Check if your information was exposed in a data breach.\nCrackstation.net - Massive pre-computed lookup (Rainbow) tables to crack password hashes.\nDehashed - Free deep-web scans and protection against credential leaks, Takes Monero for Premium accounts.\nHackcheck - Hackcheck is a data breach search engine that makes checking the integrity of your data easy and flexible cheap! They currently offer several lightning fast queries to search through our billions of records with. The queries they offer are email, password, username, name, IP address, phone number, and domain name.\nHave I Been Pwned - Check if your email or phone is in a data breach.\nHaveibeensold.app - App that checks who is selling your data. Currently down.\nIntelx - Needs an account for most dumps, but shows accounts and password associated with on different sites.\nLeak-Lookup - Search across thousands of data breaches to find you compromised data - Requires an account for full results. Cheap prices and accepts Monero.\nLeakCheck.io - Make sure your credentials haven\u0026rsquo;t been compromised.\nLeakix - Identify public data leaks.\nMozilla Monitor - Stay safe with privacy tools from the makers of Firefox that protect you from hackers and companies that publish and sell your personal information. We’ll alert you of any known data breaches, find and remove your exposed info and continually watch for new exposures.\nSnusbase - Stay on top of the latest database breaches.\nSpycloud.com - More in Depth than haveIbeenpwned. Requires an account.\nCode Search Engines # GitHub Code Search - A search engine for searching projects on GitHub.\nGrep.app - Search across a half million git repos.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nNerdyData - Find companies based on their website\u0026rsquo;s tech stack or code.\nPublicwww.com - Source Code Search Engine. Find any alphanumeric snippet, signature or keyword in the web pages HTML, JS and CSS code.\nRepoSearch - Source code search engine that helps you find implementation details, example usages or just analyze code.\nSearchCode - Search 75 billion lines of code from 40 million projects.\nSourceGraph - Understand and search across your entire codebase.\nData Retention # Archive.org - The biggest site for internet website archives.\nDessant - A web extension for pulling data from archived sites.\nInteltechniques - A guide to manually remove your data from archive sites.\nMemento Time Travel - Memento TimeTravel is built using the archive.today API, and can thus be utilized as an upgraded internet archive product. It offers web users with an easy-to-use design.\nPagefreezer.com - PageFreezer is an alternative to the Wayback machine which utilizes Google-like crawling technology. The screenshots are taken using a fully automated operation.\nTubeRipper - An app that lets you rip or download videos from most platforms.\nWebcite - WebCite differs from the Wayback Machine by providing the sort of detailed snapshots of author-cited references requested by publishers, editors, and readers.\nDevice Information # Macaddress.io - MAC address vendor lookup.\nMaclookup.app - Find the vendor name of a device by entering an OUI or a MAC address.\nMacvendors.com - Find MAC Address Vendors. Now.\nMAC Vendor Lookup - Look up the vendor for a specific MAC Address.\nDNS # Chaos - Enhance research and analyse changes around DNS for better insights.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing.\nDNSDumpster - DNS recon \u0026amp; research, find \u0026amp; lookup DNS records.\nDNShistory.org - Domain Name System Historical Record Archive.\nDNSdb - Passive DNS historical database.\nDNSviz - Tool for visualizing the status of a DNS zone.\nDNSTwister - The anti-phishing domain name search engine and DNS monitoring service.\nDnslytics - The ultimate online investigation tool for DNS and other internet data.\nHackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nPassivedns.mnemonic.no - Web interface for querying passive DNS data collected in our malware lab.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nRapidDNS - DNS query tool which make querying - subdomains or sites of a same IP easy.\nDomains # Buckets.grayhatwarfare.com - Public buckets.\nBuiltWith - Find out what websites are Built With.\nCentralOps - DomainDossier - Investigate domains and IP addresses.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing!\nDomainIQ - Comprehensive Domain Intelligence.\nGrayhatwarfare.com - domains - How to search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nIPInfo - Provides your WAN or Public IP address.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nPentest-tools.com - Discover subdomains and determine the attack surface of an organization.\nRiddler - Allows you to search in a high quality dataset.\nRobTex - Various kinds of research of IP numbers, Domain names, etc.\nSecurityheaders.com - Scan your site now.\nSimilarweb.com - The easiest and fastest tool to find out what\u0026rsquo;s really going on online.\nSitereport.netcraft.com - Find out the infrastructure and technologies used by any site.\nSpyonweb.com - Find out related websites.\nStatscrop.com - Millions of amazing websites across the web are being analyzed with StatsCrop.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVisualsitemapper.com - Create a visual map of your site.\nWho.is - WHOIS Search, Domain Name, Website, and IP Tools.\nWhois.domaintools.com - Industry’s fastest domain discovery engine and broadest, most accurate data.\nWhoisology.com - Deep Connections Between Domain Names \u0026amp; Their Owners.\nExploits # 0day.today - The ultimate database of exploits and vulnerabilities.\nExploit-DB - An Exploit Database.\npacketstormsecurity.com - Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers.\nRapid7 - DB - A vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSploitus - A convenient central place for identifying the newest exploits.\nVulmon - A vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nFacial Recognition # Pimeyes - The gold Standard in facial recognition search, while prioritizing privacy. Focused Search Engines # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Correlate – Google Trends Correlate can help you identify search patterns that correlate with real-world trends. It can be used to identify search patterns that are similar to one another. For example, you could use the tool to find out if there is a link between new legislation and gun sales (at least in terms of the search volume related to the two topics).\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nGrabify - Grabify is a free web-based IP grabbing/URL shortening tool. (IP grabbing just as it implies simply means getting/grabbing peoples IP addresses.) This can be used to get location/IP data from potential attackers.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nIPGeo - IpGeo is a python tool to extract IP addresses from captured network traffic file (pcap/pcapng) and generate csv report containing details about the geolocation of each ip in the packets.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMillion Short – Million Short has an interesting approach to searching for information online. The interface is generally similar to a typical search engine. However, you can sort and filter the results in a number of ways. Examples include popularity, eCommerce, live chat, date, location, and others. Also, it automatically pulls out the top sites that usually occupy the top spots in any search result (e.g. Amazon.com, eBay, YouTube, etc.)\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nMention - A service that lets you track any code words across social media platforms. Paid service.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOSSDatabase - OSS DATABASE is a crowdsourced database of Open Source software. Their goal is to make it easy to look for open source alternatives and compare them with their proprietary peers.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPulsedive - A search engine for devices connected to the internet.\nPublic API\u0026rsquo;s - A list of several different API\u0026rsquo;s that are free to use for data pulling.\nPublicData.com - PublicData.com is the number one resource for public records from local, state, and federal agencies.\nProwl - A free IP search \u0026amp; identifications of IoC and IoA.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nSearch by Image - Tool to reverse image search docs, only works in Chromium based browsers.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nShodan – A search engine and network security tool for the internet of things. It finds devices on the internet like web servers, webcams, appliances, traffic lights, and even power plants.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTalkWalkerAlerts – TalkWalkerAlerts is a great alternative to Google Alerts because, in addition to monitoring the web for certain keywords, it monitors social media, blogs, and forums as well. This can be helpful if you need to find mentions of someone’s name or business across the web. Free and paid options.\nTorSearch - A TOR search engine for websites hosted on TOR (The Darknet).\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nTinyEye - A reverse image search.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nGeolocation # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nMail Addresses # Centralops - Email, Whois, DNS search info.\nEmailHippo - Email address verification technology.\nEmail-format.com - Find the email address formats in use at thousands of companies.\nHunter.io - Find professional email addresses in seconds.\nIntelligenceX - Search engine and data archive. Finds public personal information from data brokers.\nMelissa - Emailcheck - Check email addresses and verify they are live.\nMXToolbox - Check your email headers.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nReacher.email - Open-Source Email Verification.\nRocketReach - Your first-degree connection to any professional.\nskymem.info - Find email addresses of companies and people.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nThatsThem - Reverse email lookup.\nverify-email.org - Checks whether the mailbox exists or not.\nVoilaNorbert - I can find anyone\u0026rsquo;s email address.\nOSINT Lists # About.start.me - OSINT Dashboard to combine different OSINT tools.\nAwesome-Osint - A curated list of amazingly awesome open source intelligence tools and resources.\nFacebook Email Search - A simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFreedomlab.io - FreedomLab is a virtual gathering place for human rights defenders. Here you will find a repository of training materials, tutorials, and digital tools, all tailored to your needs and requirements. We hope you will learn about tools, experiences, advocacy and fundraising strategies, as well as knowledge and skills related to security. Through support and collaboration, human rights defenders increase their capacity to monitor and report, seek redress, and advocate for the promotion of human rights.\nFull OSINT - Full OSINT focused on the most popular web-based Open Source Intelligence and Cybersecurity Tools.\nHacker Search Engines - Long list of OSINT Tools.\nInteltechniques Tools - Dozens of tools available from Michael Bazzels website.\nOstintFramework - Terrific list. Layout is a bit strange can be annoying to navigate.\nOsint-jobs.com - Job board and education research.\nOsintcurio.us - The OSINT Curious Project was a source of quality, actionable, Open Source Intelligence news, original blogs, instructional videos, and live streams. We tried to keep people curious about exploring web applications for bits of information or trying out new techniques to access important OSINT data.\nOsintool.com - List of multiple tools with install instructions.\nOsintdojo.com - A giant list of OSINT resources.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nSociallinks.io - Everything you need to navigate the OSINT world, gain deeper insights, and enhance investigations.\nSocial-Analyzer - API, CLI \u0026amp; Web App for analyzing \u0026amp; finding a person’s profile across social media websites. It includes different string analysis and detection modules, you can choose which combination of modules to use during the investigation process.\nSpiderFoot - SpiderFoot is an open-source OSINT tool with 200+ modules for gathering information on target organizations, domains and IP addresses, networks, emails, and usernames. It offers automation capabilities for routine OSINT tasks like DNS queries, threat intelligence checks, breach detection, WHOIS lookups, and more.\nstart.me - Another Giant list of all sorts of tools.\nTCM-Open-Source-Intellingence-Resources - Compilation of Resources from TCM\u0026rsquo;s OSINT Course.\nX-osint - An Open source intelligent framework ie an osint tool which gathers valid information about a phone number, user’s email address, perform VIN Osint, and reverse, perform subdomain enumeration, able to find email from a name, and so much more.\nSecurity Focused Tools # 2fA.Directory - List of companies that use 2FA in America. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\n2fA.Directory.International - List of companies that use 2FA Internationally. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nBest Randoms - Random information generator for huge amount of categories.\nDmarc and SPF Checkers - A site Dmarc, SPF and DKIM are Email security settings that protect your email account from being spoofed or faked. This tool scores your domain to see how difficult it would be to spoof. ^1^\nDNS checker and port scanner - A site to check open ports, DNS SPF records and much more on your own internal server.\nEfani - Test your Phone number public connections to see your total phone exposure.\nEmail Rep - App that lets you check the known reputability of any email address and domain.\nEnd Of Life - Tracks closely software updates, and EOL status for a massive list of software. Need to figure out how long your new phone will be supported? They have you covered.\nExiftool - A tool let’s you pull metadata info from a wide range of file types.\nHudson Rock - Free tools to check for compromised corporate accounts.\nHowsecureismypassword - A site to test the security and the Bruce Force difficulty of your password.\nImmuniweb - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server or servers. Checks SSL status of multiple different types of applications. Also checks compliance with frameworks such as PCI, HIPAA and NIST.\nIp Quality Score - An app to check your IP, Email and Fraud prevention. Also allows for verifying Tor and VPN connectivity and much more.\nPolisis - Polisis gives you a glimpse of what websites actually say in their privacy policies.\nPrivacy Parrot - A search engine that helps determine if a website can sell your personal information.\nScamDoctor - Project that tracks known scam websites and use an algorithm to determine likelihood of other scams.\nSecurity Headers - A site to check the security headers of your own self-hosted server to check your exposure to attacks like XSS, Clickjacking and more.\nShieldsup - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Run by Steve Gibson of the SecurityNow Podcast and Spinrite data recovery application.\nSSL LABS - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Specifically looks at TLS config and hash algorithm of your website.\nTiny-check - A piece of software that scans your phone to check for unauthorized monitoring apps unknowingly installed.\nTOSBack (Terms of Service) - A website that reads back other website terms of service and puts it into a simple and easy to read summary.\nTraceLabs - An OSINT service that helps find missing people.\nVirus Total - Scan files, hashes and URLs to run them against a database of known compromised software. Extremely useful when evaluating new suspicious files or programs.\nW3Techs - Large list that tracks software utilization across industries. Find metrics based around software markets share.\nServers # FOFA - Cyberspace mapping.\nGreyNoise - The source for understanding internet noise.\nNatlas - Scaling Network Scanning.\nNetlas.io - Discover, Research and Monitor any Assets Available Online.\nOnyphe.io - Cyber Defense Search Engine for open-source and cyber threat intelligence data.\nZoomEye - Global cyberspace mapping.\nSocial Media Tools # Discord # Discord OSINT Attack Surface - Description of Discord\u0026rsquo;s attack surface.\nDiscord Snowflake to Timestamp Converter - Pulls Discord message timestamps.\nDiscordBee - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDiscordServers Search - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDutch OSINT Guy Discord Resources - OSINT Discord resources that may be useful for searching or pivoting on Discord.\nFacebook # Einvestigator.com - Facebook Search Tools and Resources.\nFacebook Email Search - Is a simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFB People Directory - Is a native tool built by Facebook so you can, as its name suggests, search their people directory. It’s super useful and one of the easiest tools to use when you’re looking for someone.\nPassive DNS - Technology allows you to investigate everything you can imagine about any organization or company in the world, way beyond a simple citizen profile. Let’s see it in action for facebook.com.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nToolzu.com - A platform for Facebook video downloading.\nGab # Gab OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGab OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tool for creating Bookmarklet.\nGab OSINT Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB ^1^\nGeneral Social Media Tools # Sherlock - Finds all usernames across 300 different social media platforms.\nSocialBlade - Real Time follower/subscriber counter for Youtube, Twitch, Instagram and Twitter.\nStories Down - Guide for several different platforms.\nGettr # Gettr OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGettr OSINT Investigations Tips \u0026amp; Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB.\nInstagram # Gramho - Identifying Followers of a Private Instagram Profile.\nInstahunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Instagram posts.\nInstagram OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Instagram.\nPicuki - View, edit and share your publicly available Instagram content.\nLinkedIn # Epieos LinkedIn Tool - Retrieve information linked to an email address.\nHow to conduct OSINT on Linkedin - List of tactics and strategies.\nLinkedIn OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the LinkedIn attack surface.\nLinkedIn OSINT Bookmarket Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part I - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part II - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nNew LinkedIn Search Features - Guide on search functions in LinkedIn.\nPinterest # Aware Online - List of tactics and strategies.\nPinterest OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Pinterest attack surface.\nReddit # Rdddeck - Creates Reddit decks.\nReddit OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Reddit attack surface.\nReddit OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nReddit OSINT Techniques - List of Osint tools and tactics for Reddit.\nUnddit - App that lets you display removed (by mods) and deleted (by users) comments/posts for Reddit.\nSkype # Skype OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Skype attack surface.\nSkypli - Skype search engine.\nSnapchat # Snapchat OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Snapchat attack surface.\nSnap Map - Watch Snaps submitted by Snapchatters around the world.\nTelegram # Awesome Telegram OSINT - Massive list of Telegram Tools.\nTelegram Analytics - Telegram channels and groups catalog in addition chat monitoring.\nTelegram Database - Telegram Search Engine.\nTikTok # TikTok OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the TikTok attack surface.\nTikTok OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate TikTok investigations.\nVidnice - TikTok search engine.\nTumblr # Tumblr OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Tumbler attack surface.\nTumblr OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate Tumblr investigations.\nTumblr OSINT Techniques - Breakdown of many tactics and techniques for OSINT on Tumblr.\nTwitter/X.com # Birdhunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Twitter posts.\nBot Sentinel - Helps you find and block trolls and fake Twitter accounts.\nFoller.me - Free people search engine finds social media profiles, public records, and more!\nNitter - Access Twitter through a privacy front end without an account.\nTinfoleak - Search for Twitter users leaks.\nTweet Beaver - If you’re doing research that involves a Twitter user, TweetBeaver is a great resource. Use it for things like downloading a user’s friends list, downloading a user’s followers list, checking to see if two accounts follow one another, and much more.\nTweetdeck - TweetDeck offers a more convenient Twitter experience by letting you view multiple timelines in one easy interface. It includes a host of advanced features to help get the most of Twitter: Manage multiple Twitter accounts, schedule Tweets for posting in the future, build Tweet collections, and more.\nTwitter OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Twitter attack surface.\nSpoonbill - Spoonbill lets you see profile changes from the people you follow on Twitter or other social networks.\nTrendsmap - Tracks hashtag trends by location.\nTweeterID - Pull your Twitter user ID.\nGetvidfy.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nSavetweetvid.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nURLs # HackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nMOZ Link Explorer - The world\u0026rsquo;s best backlink checker with over 40 trillion links.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nShorteners.grayhatwarfare.com - Search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nURLScan - A sandbox for the web.\nVehicles # Autocheck - Search by Vin or License Plate. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nFaxvin - Search by Vin. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nLicensesearch.org - Can be used to search License plates and Drivers licenses for a fee.\nSkipTracer - Python-based search engine program, that searches lots of different categories, Name, email, phone etc. In particular you can search License Plate info which is the most unique feature of this app.\nVehicle-OSINT-Collection - A comprehensive list of websites, add-ons, repositories, and other tools useful for finding information on a target vehicle ^2^\nVulnerabilities # Aqua Vulnerability Database - Vulnerabilities and weaknesses in open source applications and cloud native infrastructure.\nCapec.Mitre.org - A site that tracks common attack patterns.\nCloudvulndb.org - The Open Cloud Vulnerability \u0026amp; Security Issue Database.\nCVEDetails - The ultimate security vulnerability datasource.\nCVE.org - Another site that tracks identifies defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nGitHub Advisory Database - Security vulnerability database inclusive of CVEs and GitHub originated security advisories.\nLibraries.io - Open source package tracker.\nMITRE CVE - Another site that identifies, defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nMitre.org - A site that tracks common weaknesses across all software.\nNIST NVD - The National Vulnerability Database, that lists known threats and vulnerabilities.\nOssindex.sonatype.org - A free catalogue of open source components and scanning tools to help developers identify vulnerabilities, understand risk, and keep their software safe.\nOpencve.io - Easiest way to track CVE updates and be alerted about new vulnerabilities.\nOsv.dev - Open Source Vulnerability tracker.\nRapid7 - DB - Vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSecurity.snyk.io - Open Source Vulnerability Database.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVulDB - Number one vulnerability database.\nVulmon - Vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nVulners.com - Your Search Engine for Security Intelligence.\nVulnIQ - Vulnerability intelligence and management solution.\nWifi Discovery and Scanning # Acrylic WiFi - WiFi analysis, site survey \u0026amp; troubleshooting.\nAvast Wi-Fi Finder - Avast Wi-Fi Finder is an app to help you find free WiFi networks around you. Just check the map and take a look at the different points that show up. Tapping one of them gives you more information: the name of the network, whether it requires a password, etc.\nFree WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nNetwork Tools - Phone App for tracking all sorts of network metrics.\nOpen WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nWiFinder -\n"},{"id":15,"href":"/political-tools/","title":"Political","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;He knows nothing and thinks he knows everything. That points clearly to a political career.\u0026rdquo; -George Bernard Shaw\nHere at Liberty Tools we believe in looking at alternatives to electoral politics. We believe that in terms of advancing freedom electoral politics has mostly been a lost battle, or very often is actually counter productive. However we do have great respect for anyone who is trying to advance freedom as part of the political process, and continuing in the footsteps of the great politicians such as Ron Paul.\n🏛️ Find Representatives \u0026amp; Voting Info # Govtrack – Look up your Congressional representatives and their voting records. Vote.org – Polling Place Locator – Find out where to vote. Ballotpedia – Discover open races, ballot measures, candidate info, and more. IV3 – Verify your voter roll info, report inaccuracies, and track updates. 💵 Money in Politics # Opensecrets – Follow campaign finance and lobbying data. ALLRegreen – Track campaign contributions by industry and individual donors. Follow The Crypto – See cryptocurrency donations to politicians. Check My Donation – Check if your name has been used fraudulently in political donations. 📊 Government Transparency \u0026amp; Spending # Open the Books – Audit government spending at federal, state, and local levels. Data Republican – Explore federal grant allocations, charity, and NGO funding. DogeAI - A new AI project trying to expose political corruption. 🏢 Political Appointees \u0026amp; Local Involvement # OurPublicService.org – Appointee Tracker – Track political appointees in federal positions. Run Locally – Libertarian Party initiative to support local candidates. "},{"id":16,"href":"/privacy/","title":"Privacy","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The Cypherpunks are actively engaged in making the networks safer for privacy. Let us proceed together apace. Onward\u0026rdquo; - Eric Hughes\nPrivacy is a fundamental tenet of a free society. Corporations and governments are gathering data at record rates and will happily sell it to the highest bidder. In the era of social media, doxxing, twitter mobs and rising crime, take back your privacy to protect yourself and your family.\nAll in one Privacy Solutions # Cloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Cloaked is not Open Source. Though they do plan to open source their project in the future. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nMySudo - All in one privacy solution. MySudo offers services for phones, profiles, emails, virtual credit cards and more. MySudo doesnt always work well on non Android OSes like Calyx and you often need a google supported phone for activation, but once you activate it, it should work fine on Graphene.\nBrowsers # Brave - From the original creators of Firefox, Brave aims to use maximum privacy as a default. With ad blocking, phishing blocking, fingerprint and cookie blocking all enabled by default. Brave does offer ad payments in its own crypto token BAT, which has drawn some criticism from privacy advocates - In Depth Review\nDecentr - Brand new blockchain-based browser. Pays out in their own token for browsing search, much like Brave.\nFirefox - Firefox has a long-established history of competing with the most well-known browsers as the longest-serving open-source alternative. However, due to recent changes by Firefox in order to gain more revenue, we NO longer recommend them. Check out more here.\nLibreWolf - LibreWolf is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks.\nMullvad Browser - The Mullvad Browser is a privacy-focused web browser developed in a collaboration between Mullvad VPN and the Tor Project. It’s designed to minimize tracking and fingerprinting. You could say it’s a Tor Browser to use without the Tor Network. Instead, you can use it with a trustworthy VPN. The idea is to provide one more alternative – beside the Tor Network – to browse the internet with more privacy. To get as many people as possible to fight the big data gathering of today. To free the internet from mass surveillance.\nPrivacy Tests - In-depth comparison of browser privacy.\nTor Browser - Tor Browser is your choice if you need an extra layer of anonymity. It\u0026rsquo;s a modified version of Firefox, which comes with pre-installed privacy add-ons, encryption, and an advanced proxy. It\u0026rsquo;s not recommended to install additional browser addons. Plugins or addons may bypass Tor or compromise your privacy. While TOR is the best in privacy, it is also notoriously slow.\nWaterfox - Waterfox is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks. Not quite as private as something like LibreWolf, but makes up for it in speed and functionality.\nBrowser Exposure Checks # Cover Your Tracks and EFF Tool - A project from the EFF. Cover Your Tracks is two things: a tool for users to understand how unique and identifiable their browser makes them online, and a research project to uncover the tools and techniques of online trackers and test the efficacy of privacy add-ons. In Depth Breakdown and Review\nIpleak - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDNSLeaktest - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDeviceInfo - Checks computer hardware and software specs\nAm I Unique -Checks your IP and browser public info.\nBlacklight- Check third party trackers\nBrowserspy - When you surf around the internet your browser leaves behind a trail of digital footprints. Websites can use these footprints to check your system. BrowserSpy.dk is a service where you can check just what information it\u0026rsquo;s possible to gather from your system, just by visiting a website.\nPrivacy.net - What information can a website find out about you when you visit it? A lot more than you probably realize. This tool lists information that any website, advertisement, and widget can collect from your web browser. Such information could be used to identify you and/or track your behavior using tactics like IP lookups and browser fingerprinting. While none of this may be considered personally identifiable information (PII), the profile drawn from all these pieces of information can be so distinct that it can only plausibly match a single person.\nPersonaldata.info - Check what data your browser is leaking, and other tools.\nBrowser Extensions # AdNauseam - Extension that randomly opens ads to obfuscate tracking.\nBypass Paywalls - App that lets you get past paywalls to view otherwise paid content.\nCanvas Fingerprint Defender - Creates fake Canvas IDs to prevent fingerprinting.\nClear Browsing Data - Clear browsing data like cookies, history, and cache directly from the browser toolbar.\nDissenter - Browser extension that allows you to comment on any web page free of censorship.\nGoogle Teller - App that beeps every time a connection with Google is made.\nHTTPS Everywhere - Encrypts your communications with many major websites, making your browsing more secure.\nLibRedirect - Redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends like Newpipe, Nitter, Wikiless, etc.\nLocalCDN - Emulates Content Delivery Networks to improve your online privacy by intercepting traffic and injecting supported resources locally.\nMailvelope - Privacy-focused email web extension to securely encrypt your emails with PGP using webmail providers.\nMozilla Containers - Allows you to separate your browsing experience into different color-coded tabs to help protect your privacy.\nNoScript - Allows JavaScript and other potentially harmful content to be executed only by trusted websites of your choice.\nPrivacy Badger - Stops advertisers and trackers from secretly tracking where you go and what pages you look at on the web.\nPrivacy Possum - Monkey wrenches common commercial tracking methods by reducing and falsifying the data gathered by tracking companies.\nRedirector - Web browser extension (Firefox, Vivaldi, Chrome, Opera, Edge) to redirect URLs based on regex or wildcard patterns.\nSnowFlake - Helps people in censored countries access the Internet without restrictions by acting as a proxy.\nTerms of Service; Didn\u0026rsquo;t Read - Provides short and quick summaries about the terms and privacy policies of websites you browse.\nTrackMeNot - Protects privacy in web-search by issuing randomized queries to common search engines.\nuBlock Origin - Free, open-source ad content blocker that increases security and privacy in your browser.\nWatch on Odysee - Redirects you from YouTube to Odysee, a decentralized YouTube alternative.\nCar Privacy # 49dollarmontanaregisteredagent - Montana based company that creates LLC’s and will register your car to that LLC in Montana thus keeping your name unattached to the car. Montana has the added benefit of a one time registration for cars over 11 years old and no emissions or safety checks\nDeflock - Deflock is a site that tracks \u0026ldquo;Flock\u0026rdquo; ALPR camera readers. Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) are cameras that capture images of all passing license plates, storing details like the car\u0026rsquo;s location, date, and time. These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles—regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. While these systems can be useful for tracking stolen cars or wanted individuals, they are mostly used to track the movements of innocent people.\nFreedomev - Open source software for Tesla cars. Still in development.\nGhostPlate - Physical device that lets you temporarily obscure your license plate.\nHave I Been Flocked - A website that lets you see whether or not someone has manually searched your license plate in the Flock System.\nNotmyPlate - App that lets you request to legally opt out of License plate collection data via the GDPR. Not likely to be super helpful in non EU countries.\nOpen Auto - An open source alternative to Android Auto, and app that helps you utilize your phone wild driving.\nOpen XC - OpenXC is a combination of open source hardware and software that lets you extend your vehicle with custom applications and pluggable modules. It uses standard, well-known tools to open up a wealth of data from the vehicle to developers, even beyond OBD-II.\nPlate Privacy - A project by the Institute for Justice to track car camera software and fight back.\nPrivacyforCars - Delete your data from rental cars after you are no longer using them. Website also provides a lot of other privacy education on vehicles.\nVehiclePrivacyreport - Check for status of vehicles internet connection to the manufacturers\nComputers # Computer Manufacturers # Framework - Linux focused laptops that are endlessly customizable. With Framework you can swap out any laptop part at anytime. It could be the last computer you ever buy.\nPurism - Open Source company. Makes Open Source Laptops, Phones and Servers. Partners with other liberty focused companies like Start 9. Accepts Bitcoin as a method of payment. Also offers a private phone data plan. Shipping is known to be very slow in some cases. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nStarLabs - A computer company that sells a wide range of linux computers that come preconfigured with multiple different distros. Also includes a linux based tablet. Accepts Bitcoin\nSystem76 - Well known American Linux Company. Developed and pioneered Pop-OS operating system, A user friendly Ubuntu/Debian Fork.\nTuxedoComputers - High quality Linux focused computers. German company, only communicates in German.\nComputer Operating Systems # CNIX - A simple Linux distro that puts privacy first, but it\u0026rsquo;s much less intense than TAILS or QUBES.\nDistro Watch - Distro Watch tracks and rates all Linux Operating systems.\nLinuxMint - Linux distro for beginners.\nPop!_OS - Ubuntu Fork built by a dedicated Linux Hardware Company System76. Pop!_OS is one of the easiest and cleanest Linux distros around.\nQubesOS - a privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. Qubes requires a bit more hardware as it runs several virtual machines to segregate your applications to better ensure your privacy.\nReactOS - An Open Source OS designed to mimic the Windows file system.\nTAILS - A privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. With TAILS all traffic is routed through TOR and all of your data is deleted as soon as the computer is turned off.\nUbuntu - The long term gold standard for beginner Linux users.\nData Removal # AccountKiller- Website that helps you find and delete a wide range of old accounts across multiple platforms through specific account/platform targeting.\nCreditFreeze- Freeze your Credit in the event of a data breach\nCyberOneIntel - CyberOneIIntel claims to find what other services can\u0026rsquo;t - including social media accounts, employment history, dating profiles, gaming profiles, dark web credential breaches, indexed search engine occurrences, and much more.\nData Broker Opt Out List - massive list of data sites to opt out of manually.\nData Brokers List - Links to purge your data manually from data brokers\nData Opt Out - Links to requests to manually delete data from multiple websites and platforms.\nDeleteMe - Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. In Depth Discussion\nEasyOptOuts - Cheap service to remove your accounts from Data Brokers\nHacked - Paid service that helps you recover from hacks and exposed personal data. Service can help with deleting videos or images from website or social media platforms. Service can also help you recover hacked accounts if you have lost access.\nJustDeleteMe - A directory of direct links to delete your account from web services. If you would like to delete a wide range of your accounts manually, JustDeleteMe can link you directly to the section of page where you can easily delete your account.\nMyDataRemoval - Another competitor for purging personal information, Name, Home address etc. Review\nOneRep - Alternative to DeleteMe. Offers a free trial and more deletion services but does have some negative reviews. One Rep is known for automating this process and not using employee manual checks. In Depth Review\nOptery - Removes Your Home Address, Phone and Other Private Info from Google, and 220+ Sites Review\nRedact - App that will delete your social media presence including specific comments and posts on multiple platforms. Includes FB, Reddit, Discord, Twitter etc…\nRemove Data from web Archive - Guide to remove your data from archive sites\nSayMine- Automated service that pulls your emails to find accounts created and sends them emails for data removal request. Be careful though, as this can sometimes cause you to send information to companies that you may have received emails from, but do not actually have an account with and thus actually giving them more information than they had in the first place. Saymine also offers corporate privacy services.\nDead Mans Switch # BqETH - BeQth is a trustless dead mans switch based on the Polygon network, an Ethereum Layer 2. BeQth lets you create a smart contract on the polygon blockchain that will send out our secret data via email to whoever you wish after an allotted amount of time. Transactions are all encrypted and totally on chain. Users can essentially mine the algorithm to unlock secret keys by the allotted time, essentially allowing for users to mine secrets. Does not require KYC. CipherWill - A non crypto based E2E dead mans switch service. Your secrets are encrypted with 256 AES encryption and zero knowledge proofs for the best possible security. Requires basic KYC. Gone Mans Switch - Gone Man\u0026rsquo;s Switch is a simple web application that allows you to create messages that will be delivered when you are absent (gone) for a certain period. Fully Self-hosted and open source. You can schedule long term messages to yourself via Telegram, Email or SMS. Sarcophagus - Similar to BeQTH Sarcophagus is also built on the polygon blockchain. Sarcophagus is decentralized, open-source and DAO owned + operated. They believe bringing dead man\u0026rsquo;s switch functionality to the web3 ecosystem can empower and provide security infrastructure for an entire generation of applications, regardless of their size Email # Email Providers # Email cannot offer the same fundamental privacy of other communication protocols. Use better tools when it matters. Nevertheless, it remains an essential tool in every day life, and the following providers offer excellent privacy.\n10 Minute Mail - Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.- Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.\n33Mail - Unlimited private email aliases.\nBeeble - Encrypted email and data storage. Uses hybrid AED and PGP encryption methods. Uses decentralized server infrastructure.\nFastMail - No free version. In Depth Review.\nLavabit - The company responsible for setting the Seppuku Pledge precedent. Originally used by Edward Snowden, Lavabit refused to give up information on him to the US Government. Lavabit shut down before handing over information and re-opened years later.\nMailbox - Private email with cloud services. In Depth Review.\nMailcow - Self-hosting email isn\u0026rsquo;t recommended, but Mailcow is an application that can help simplify the process. Article on the difficulties with Email.\nMailfence - Encrypted email service based in Belgium.\nMigadu - Email hosting service that doesn\u0026rsquo;t track and lets you add in unlimited domains and accounts for cheap.\nPax Mail - A lesser-known privacy-focused email provider, Pax offers paid-only accounts to provide full email services that do not compromise their values. Specifically created for Freedom lovers. Their values are listed clearly here.\nProtonMail - All data is stored in an encrypted state, and decrypted by the client. Emails between Proton users are end-to-end encrypted. The client-side code is open source. Proton servers are located in Switzerland. Basic accounts are free. Additional storage and features are available through paid plans, which can be paid for in Bitcoin. In-depth review from Restore Privacy.\nTutanota - Similar to Proton, all data is stored in an encrypted state, and emails between users are end-to-end encrypted. Tutanota servers are located in Germany, which is part of the 14 Eyes. Free and paid options available.\nEmail Clients # FairEmail - Fully featured, open source, privacy friendly email app for Android. Uses OpenKeychain to decrypt messages and optionally encrypt messages. Review\nK-9 - Mobile open source email client. Review\nMailSpring - Opensource. Great free email client, works with a variety of email providers. Does not work with Protonmail.\nThunderbird - Thunderbird is a free and open-source cross-platform email client developed by the Mozilla Foundation, the people who are behind the Firefox web browser. Been around for awhile, can be a bit buggy at times.\nEmail Aliases # Abine/Blur - Provides email and Debit card aliases. Albine provides several other options as well. Paid Service offered along with other services. Review\nAnonAddy - Very Similar product to Simple Login. In Depth Review Comparison Review of SL and AA\nFirefox Relay - Free email alias service. Also offers paid phone relay service. Review\nSimple Login - Free cloud services, cheap premium accounts anonymously with Monero. Also offers Self Hosting options.\nFile Encryption # Cryptomator - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nCoze - Coze is an open source cryptographic JSON messaging specification which uses digital signatures to prove identity and ownership over digital files and messages.\nOpenPGP - Lists of several differnt applications that all use the OpenPGP standard.\nPGPTool - Based off the original PGP Alogrithim, PGP tool is a A simple and secure online client-side PGP Key Generator, Encryption and Decryption tool. Generate your PGP Key pairs, encrypt or decrypt messages easily with a few clicks.\nPicoCrypt - Lightweight open source encryption client that’s easy to use, completely free and focuses on only encrypting files and nothing else. Most Encryption apps tend to use AES-256 while Pico uses the new and improved XChaCha20 for encryption. It also uses Argon 2 for key derivation as opposed to SHA for further protection\nVeracrypt - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nFirewalls # Little Snitch - Inbound and Outbound firewall blocking for desktop. MAC OS only.\nOPNsense is a free and open source network FreeBSD-based firewall\nPFSense - Well supported free Open Source network Firewall Software\nPihole - Network wide Ad-Blocker and DNS sinkhole. Can also be used as a DHCP server\nPort Master - Application Firewalls. This program works as a VPN replacement. May break your VPN connection while installed. Works in Linux and Windows.\nSimplewall - Simple Open Source Windows only Firewall\nSnort - Open Source Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)\nInternet Service Providers # FemtoStar - Open Source Satellite internet.\nNomadinternet - Internet for off grid living.\nUkama - A project empowering everyone to build a decentralized cell phone network powered by you to connect the world.\nKillswitches # Buskill - USB ‘dead man’s switch’ locks down (or kills) snatched laptops\nUSBGuard - The USBGuard software framework helps to protect your computer against rogue USB devices (a.k.a. BadUSB) by implementing basic whitelisting and blacklisting capabilities based on device attributes.\nUSBKill - USBKill Python Script allows your computer to lock out if any unapproved USB devices are inserted into your computer. Directly inspired by the arrest of Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht\nMessengers # Bitchat- Launched by Jack Dorsey in 2025, like Briar it uses bluetooth. Other features include: Works Offline on local Bluetooth LE mesh networks, with automatic peer discovery and multi-hop relaying Provides end to end encryption via X25519 key exchange and AES-256-GCM for both private and channel messages. Supports store \u0026amp; forward, caching messages for offline peers until they reconnect Requires no accounts, email addresses, or phone numbers messages live only on users’ devices.\nBriar - Briar doesn’t rely on a central server - messages are synchronized directly between the users’ devices. If the internet’s down, Briar can sync via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, keeping the information flowing in a crisis. If the internet’s up, Briar can sync via the Tor network for additional privacy.\nComparison and Ranks - Detailed comparison of all major messaging apps features and privacy.\nKeet - Peer-to-Peer Chat with high quality Video \u0026amp; Text. Private \u0026amp; Encrypted. Has BTC payment methods built in.\nMatrix - Also commonly known as Element for the most popular Matrix front end. Matrix is a chat Protocol with several different applications that cab be used to participate in the network. Element has full End-to-End encryption, completely open source, fully self hostable and comes with most of the same functionality of Discord or Slack. Also has the ability to Bridge with other chat apps, meaning you can connect Matrix directly to Telegram, or Slack or most other chat apps and mangage those communications via whichever matrix client you choose. Probably the best option for self hosting small companies. Matrix Instance Testing\nMolly- Hardened Signal Fork that is fully open source.\nSignal - An easy-to-use end-to-end encrypted messenger. Long considered the gold standard. Built in auto-delete of messages. standard of chat privacy. Not fully open source. Signal used to require a phone number, but you can now use a username if you prefer. One of the easiest apps to convert normies.\nSilence - A signal fork that picked up SMS direct encryption after Signal decided to no longer pursue it. While you should stay away from SMS whenever possible, it is sometimes still necessary to communicate with certain people this way. And with Silence you can protect yourself. Signal on SMS\nSimpleX - The first messenger without user IDs. SimpleX uses the smart client dumb server model. Meaning you can setup a simple relay to forward your fully encrypted messages to recievers. SimpleX is still early. It has a simple desktop but this isnt fully features currently. In Depth Podcast with the creator.\nSession - Session is an end-to-end encrypted messenger that minimises sensitive metadata, designed and built for people who want absolute privacy and freedom from any form of surveillance. No phone numbers and completely open source.\nTelegram - Easy to use encrypted messaging app. Telegram is NOT End-to-End encrypted by default but does have the option to create E2E secret chats. While its not E2E encrypted it does still encrypt your traffic to the Telegram Servers which is an improvement over SMS. Telegram is simple and is heavily used all across the world, and is a good introduction to a more privacy preserving chat app. However Telegram does have access to user data in its internal servers and has been known to hand that information over at times. Telegram is one of the most used encrypted apps around and as a result can be a haven for scammers.\nThreema - an end-to-end encrypted messenger, similar to Signal. Not a free app. Good overall app, but relatively low userbase due to the non free nature of it.\nWhitenoise - An encrypted messaging app that uses the NOSTR Protocol for private and public key pairs.\nWire - E2E by default. Lots of functionality. Fully open source. Self hosting options available. Built in auto-delete of messages. Can be a bit buggy at times, smaller userbase.\nMetadata Removal # Desktop Metadata removal - Windows and Mac can remove this natively. Linux needs a few steps.\nImagepipe - Android only metadata remover\nMesh Networks # PKT.Cash - PKT uses PacketCrypt, the world’s first bandwidth-hard proof of work. When you connect your home or office internet to the PKT Network, you earn PKT Cash (PKT).PKT mining does not require permission from a centralized company. Miners power the network in a decentralized way, which scales to provide low cost, high speed internet access worldwide.\nOpenmesh - Your Gateway to Building Personalized Data Ecosystems in minutes, instead of weeks. A decentralized node operator that allows for running of various services.\nThreefold - To build an open-source peer-to-peer Internet infrastructure that removes all forms of centralization from the global IT systems. Anything we do needs to improve the planet’s situation and benefit the people around us. Internet access is a human right and it can change everything for the lives of people as an infinite source of tools and information. Our technology was designed to scale ThreeFold anywhere electricity and bandwidth are present.\nMobile # Aliasing # Abine - Offers Phone masking/aliasing for a fee.\nFireFox Relay - Phone Alias service that comes along with an email alias service. Email aliasing is free, phone alias service requires a small monthly fee.)\nSee our All in one Privacy Section for More\nAlternative App Stores # Accrescent - Accrescent is a private and secure Android app store built with modern features in mind. It aims to provide a developer-friendly platform and pleasant user experience while enforcing modern security and privacy practices and offering robust validity guarantees for installed apps.\nAPK-Pure - A site to download and install APK\u0026rsquo;s (install files for phone OSes) this is an easy way to completely bypass app stores. The downside is that your software needs to be updated manually through APK-Pure and is not managed automatically by an app store.\nAptoide - A competitor to the google app store. With over 1 millon apps. While its not specifically privacy focused its a nice alternative when you cant use the regular good app store, or if you cant find what you need in F-Droid.\nAurora Store - A privacy front end for the Google App store. You can find anything you need from google through Aurora. However as this is a front end, it connects to the google app store so that you dont have too. This does require an account. Aurora provides anonymous accounts for you to use, however Google will rate limit these accounts to make them difficult to use sometimes. You can just create your own Gmail account to bypass this if necessary.\nF-Droid - F-Droid is the premier app store for open source apps. For anyone truly intrested in privacy should first check for apps in F-droid before going to mainstream appstores as Fdroid only carries Open Source apps. Completely free, open source and does not require an account.\nObtainium - Obtainium allows you to install and update apps directly from their releases pages, and receive notifications when new releases are made available.\nBurner Phone Numbers # 5sim - Over 500,000 Numbers Originating from Around 180 Countries Online. Low fees. Does not take cryptocurrency.\nBurnerApp - Burner Phone numbers. Usually work for services like Amazon and Twitter\nCrypton - Affordability meets security: For the cost of a movie ticket per month, get a physical SIM phone number. All your messages are encrypted with your personal key, protecting them from prying eyes.\nFreePhoneNum - One time Use burner numbers. Many services wont accept these.\nPhone Blur - offers the use of non-VoIP US phone numbers for account verification, multi-factor authentication, and other needs. Formerly Text Secure.\nSMSPool - Privacy focused non voip SMS burner numbers with area codes from all over the world. Company accepts cryptocurrency including Monero. Cheap options that are known to work with difficult providers like Discord or Twitter.\nSMS4SATS - Bitcoin focused SMS numbers that utilize Bitcoins Layer 2, Lightning network.\nTelnum - Burner Numbers and permanent numbers via Monero\nTossable Digits - Alternative to Google voice for phone porting. Also provides multiple phone numbers.\nMobile Operating Systems # CalyxOS - A privacy focused de-Googled Android Alternative that’s more privacy focused than Lineage but more user friendly than Graphene. Only available on Google Pixel models.\nE.foundation - Degoogled Phone OS that works with most major phone models\nGraphene OS - The king of Privacy phones. Completely de-googled heavily privacy focused phone App Store. Only available on Google Pixel models. Install Guide and Another install guide\nHavoc-OS - Similar to Lineage with large compatibility of devices. Works on over 150 devices. Still available but not a lot of updates.\nLineage – An open source Android alternative that’s compatible with most major Smart Phone and other Android Devices. Does not have a locked bootloader, which is a slight security concern.\nPlexus - App that lists compatibility of over 1000 phone apps for Open source phone roms.\nUbuntu Touch - Open Source Phone and Tablet Rom.\nMobile Phones # Above Phone - The Above Phone offers Graphene OS phones for sale along with their own services like \u0026ldquo;Above VPN\u0026rdquo; along with additional support to help you get fully migrated over to their ecosystem.\nDe-googled - Sells De-googled phones, Lineage Calyx and Graphene - Takes crypto\nEfani - Company that offers Sim Swap protection and prevention. \u0026ldquo;Efani works like any other carrier, except Efani adds exceptional security to your plan via an impressive security tech stack.\u0026rdquo;\nFairphone - Sustainable phone that lets your replace all parts in the phone. Will support CalyxOS soon. currently only available in the UK. Also offers sustainable headphones and other items.\nFreedomphone - NOT RECOMMENDED. Privacy focused phone marketing towards conservatives. OS Is closed source, with little in the way of details on how anything actually works. Backed by conservative commentator Candace Owens.\nFrequency Check - App that lets you check what plans and locations your phone is compatible with.\nIsland - Sandboxing app for Stock Android\nMamushi- Specializes in Calyx OS , Accepts Monero.\nMark37 - A full service Christian privacy company that specializes in their \u0026ldquo;Ghost Phone\u0026rdquo; a Graphene OS phone with custom config. Offers several other privacy services and devices.\nNitrokey - Phones with Mics and Cameras removed\nPine64 - Completely Open Source Phone. May have some compatibility issues.\nPrivate Phone Shop - Fully configured privacy focused phones you purchase. Primarily offers Lineage and Graphene OS. Also offers other privacy services.\nProject Guardian - A physical phone silencing device. A new machine that silences all noise going into your phone from your micophone. All you have to do is set your phone on top of the device and it blocks all incoming sound. Also provides wireless charging. Can be used with two phones at a time.\nPurism - NOT RECOMENDED. Completely Open Source Phone from the ground up, however this comes with many difficulties including supply chain issues. Purism has been known to have very late deliveries in some cases as long as years with no refunds. Order with caution.\nRoninMobile - RoninDojo a bitcoin privacy company, now makes pixel based phones with options for both Calyx and Graphene.\nUnplugged Phone - Unplugged phone is a closed source privacy phone touted by many conservative influencers. It offers its own ecosystem of privacy apps. However many of these apps arent likely to be very useful since you need their phone in order to use them. Given this and the closed source nature of the software we cannot recomend this phone at this time. You are better off with known Open-source alternatives.\nVolla Phone - A minimalist design and new operating concept with the springboard, quick menu and collections. Comes with either Volla OS or Ubuntu Touch installed.\nMobile Service Providers # AweSIM - Privacy focused phone service. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nFreedomPop - Cheap and in some cases free VOIP plans.\nInvisv - Privacy focused phone service. INVISV Relay brings Multi-Party Relay (MPR) privacy to Android, offering a service that decouples trust: where INVISV\u0026rsquo;s job is to ensure that nobody but you has all your critical information. In effect, your requests for data from the Internet, whether with a web browser or with any other app, are unlinked from your identity, and neither INVISV nor our infrastructure partners nor your broadband Internet provider nor a mobile operator can link your identity and your Internet usage and location together.\nSIMXL - e-SIMs Accessible for Everyone, that accepts Monero.\nSilent Link - A real phone number provider not a VOIP number, that can be acquired anonymously. Only allows for incoming calls, but also provides a cheap data plan. Does not always provide the best service. A backup data plan is not a bad idea with this service while using Silent link primarily for privacy.\nVOIP Providers # Hushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nJMP - Private VOIP numbers. Uses the company Telnyx on the back end, but it try\u0026rsquo;s to make this process simpler for a small fee, as you can use Telnyx directly for cheaper fees and good privacy but the process is quite difficult.\nPassword Managers # Password managers are one of the few security tools that makes your life easier. With all of your passwords in one place, often including a password autofill so that you don\u0026rsquo;t have to even type your password, which also helps to keep you safe from keylogging or should surfing attacks.\nBitwarden - FOSS password manager. Free cloud password management, or you can completely self host. 2FA is easily configurable as well. Decryption happens on your client device not on the server, meaning your passwords are encrypted if the server is compromised. Bitwarden also has a password generator, and allows for multiple password encrypted password accounts making it perfect for a small enterprise solution.\nKeepass - The top local password manager. Instead of setting up a server you can run your password manager directly on your personal work machine.\nPasswordSafe - A local password Manager that utilizes Blowfish. Created by security expert and old school cypherpunk Bruce Schneier. Works on windows and Linux.\nVPNMentor Secure Password Generator - Online Password generator for when you aren\u0026rsquo;t working with a standard password manager. Provides other high quality VPN and password related tools as well, like a password strength checker.\nPrivacy Resources and Education # Podcasts # Citadel Dispatch - Hosted by Matt Odell a Freedom and Bitcoin Advocate.\nClosed Network - Privacy and security podcast focused on the everyday person and using simple tools and techniques to become a smaller target for online attacks.\nOptOut - Hosted by privacy and freedom advocate Seth for Privacy, covering a wide range of privacy related issues.\nPrivacy Security and Osint - Hosted by the king of privacy, Micahel Bazzell, covers a wide range of privacy, security and Osint. Currently on a hiatus.\nSurveillance Report - Joint hosted by Privacy advocates Henry from Techlore and Nate from the New Oil. Break down of weekly data leaks and privacy incursions.\nWatchMan Privacy - Hosted by Gabriel Custodiet, a principled privacy and freedom advocate.\nOther Privacy Lists # alternativeto.net\nbrainfucksec.github.io/a-good-privacy-list\ndegoogle.jmoore.dev/#replacementsalternatives\ngithub.com/mendel5/alternative-front-ends\ngithub.com/mjovanc/awesome-decentralized\ngithub.com/pluja/awesome-privacy\nlopp.net/bitcoin-information/privacy.html\nnomoregoogle.com\nPrism-Break\nproducthunt.com\nprivacyfirstproducts.softr.app\nprivacytools.io\nreddit.com/r/privacy/wiki/de-google\nsovereignstack.tools\nPurchase Proxys # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nAnonShop - This one works a bit different. You pick a product you want and send the link to AL. AL will then purchase the item and send it to a nearby locker based on your zip code. All paid with Monero. This currently only works for Amazon orders.\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPurse.io - A purchase proxy that offers up to 15% discounts with crypto and users will purchase products for you. Currently takes BTC, BCH and lightning.\nRouters # Anyone - A harward based internet router/proxy that provides privacy by default.\nFlash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router,that prioritizes network wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come per-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers than can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that thats forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls and a virtual server seperate from the Firewall OS.\nSearch # Brave Search - Private search results, using its own indexer, with full search transparency. Aims to be one of the biggest competitors to google. In Depth Review\nDuckDuckGo - Biggest privacy focused search engine, they have admitted to censoring in some cases, but overall still better than Google.\nKagi - Privacy respecting search engine does not track any info or provide any ads and no data mining or IP collecting. Requires an account and limits amount of searches per day for free accounts. Offers paid accounts as well. Not Open Source. Privacy policy\nMojeek - Search engine that claims to use its own indexer and does not rely on search results from Bing or Google\nPresearch - Decentralized search engine that pays you out per search with their own token. You can also run a node and get paid out in their token provided you meet the minimum requirements.\nSearx - Searx is probably the most hard-core of the options, but provides a very solid experience and search results across multiple sources.\nSearch Ranking and Analysis\nWhoogle - A google search proxy that can be hosted. Check out Seth for Privacys public instance of Whoogle It’s easy to self-host, if desired.Public instances\nShipping Services # AtoB - Everything you need to send and receive packages in a decentralized way. Built on NOSTR.\nAmerica’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nProxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide.\nSovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption.\nTraveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it.\nVirtual Private Networks (VPNs) # Cloak - Experimental new program. it works by masquerading proxied traffic as normal web browsing activities. In contrast to traditional tools which have very prominent traffic fingerprints and can be blocked by simple filtering rules, it\u0026rsquo;s very difficult to precisely target Cloak with little false positives. This increases the collateral damage to censorship actions as attempts to block Cloak could also damage services the censor state relies on.\nCryptoStorm - The VPN service provider for the truly paranoid. Zero logging VPN service that publishes all of its open source config for users to read. Utilizes Hashed token authentication. Accepts Monero.\nGuardster - Anonymizer service that provides an alternative to VPN.\nIVPN - No logs, regularly audited VPN service, No customer data stored, Clear privacy policy, Transparent ownership and team, Strong ethics: no trackers, no false promises, no surveillance ads. In Depth Reviews\nLN VPN - VPN service based on the lightning network. You can purchase and use wireguard based VPN services all on lightning. Also offers phone numbers per country all paid via lightning.\nLokiNet - New experimental TOR competitor.\nMullvad - Mullvad has a long reputation of preserving privacy. Mullvad does not log traffic, proven by a police raid. Allows anonymous sign ups, Accepts Monero for payment for Premium accounts. Uses a killswitch and uses Wireguard for speed and security. Provides a mobile app and desktop app. The Mobile app can be a bit finicky for some people. Does not have an app kill switch. In Depth Review\nNym - A new VPN project that works to implement new tech including mixnets, zk-nyms, post quantum tech and more. Backed by Wikileaks Chelsea Manning.\nObscura - Obscura is a new VPN project that increases your VPN security by creating a multihop process with VPN provider Mullvad, so that neither company ever has true access to your Encrypted data. Only available for Mac. Accepts Monero.\nPIA - PIA is a solid VPN provider that accepts BTC, uses Wireguard offers cheap rates. PIA is also well known for providing static Ip’s for your VPN. This can be useful for some services that block general VPN access. PIA does not keep logs for privacy concerns. Does not include a kill switch In Depth Review\nSentinel- A decentralized crypto currency backed VPN built on the Cosmos blockchain that aims to provide a decentralized VPN.\nVopono - App for managing Split tunneling in VPN’s. Split tunneling lets you send some traffic through a VPN and delegate specific traffic exempt to the VPN Encrypted tunnel or traffic. This can be useful when trying to use certain apps locally on a LAN. Some VPN Apps have this built in, but this isnt always accessible on all VPN’s or on all versions of the VPN. For Example Proton VPN has this function built in on the Windows version and the Mobile version but not on the linux desktop version.\nVPN Rankings and breakdowns by privacy advocate Techlore more VPN Rankings and More Rankings\nVPNMentor - Offers a wide range of VPN related education, in addition to VPN related tools and more VPN Rankings.\n"},{"id":17,"href":"/self-hosting/","title":"Self Hosting","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If something is free, you’re not the customer; you’re the product.” ― Bruce Schneier\nWhile privacy tools are fantastic, they sometimes miss the true root of the problem. In times of increasing censorship and data theft, owning your data is the best way to increase your privacy and security while dramatically reducing your ability to be censored. When done right, much of this can be done very cheaply. If you already own your hardware much of the software is free or very cheap. Instead of never ending subscriptions and increasing costs with big tech, simply remove them from your life by self hosting. Take back your digital sovereignty.\nBackup Applications # Pika Backup - Pika Backup is designed to save your personal data and does not support complete system recovery. Locally and remote encrypted backups.Open Source.\nPerkeep - Perkeep is a set of open source formats, protocols, and software for modeling, storing, searching, sharing and synchronizing data in the post-PC era. Data may be files or objects, tweets or 5TB videos, and you can access it via a phone, browser or FUSE filesystem. Open Source.\nProxmox Backup Server - Proxmox Backup Server is an enterprise backup solution, for backing up and restoring VMs, containers, and physical hosts. By supporting incremental, fully deduplicated backups, Proxmox Backup Server significantly reduces network load and saves valuable storage space. With strong encryption and methods of ensuring data integrity, you can feel safe when backing up data, even to targets which are not fully trusted.\nCamera Systems # Ezvidoo - EZVidoo is a free CCTV surveillance software for Windows, Linux, and Raspberry Pi. It supports IP Cameras by default, local USB cams, and Camera Audios.EZVidoo also supports numerous sensor types as motion, audio, object, face, and person sensors. By default, it offers a recording support on 24/7 basic, and features, alerts, notifications and mobile access. Not open source.\nIspyconnect - Free and Open source Camera software. Compatible with a wide range of camera devices.\nKerberos.io - An open, scalable and modular solution that supports your use cases at home up to large scale production video landscapes.\nCloud Document Services # Cryptpad - End-to-end encrypted and open-source collaboration suite, that can be used in the cloud or self-hosted. Google docs alternative.\nOnlyOffice - Includes Free Cloud, Paid Cloud, and Self-Hosted options.\nStandard Notes - One of the top note-taking apps. Self-hostable, includes 2FA, E2E, scheduled email backups and more. Charges for the higher level plans with more features.\nCloud Hosting # Open Source as a Service # Cryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nDisroot - Privacy-focused ecosystem. Provides multiple cloud services. Including Email, Nextcloud, Cryptpad etc…\nFederated.Computer - Great open-source replacements for Dropbox, Google Workplace, Zoom, Slack, Airtable, Mailchimp, 1Password, Netlify, Github, Calendy, your spying VPN and much more for the low price of $39 a month. As many users as you want. Only pay for more storage when/if you need it.Federated includes Human Support and full Backups. The benefits of self-hosting without the day-to-day high-stakes drudgery. Affiliate Link\nKoofr - Allows for importing of Drive, Dropbox etc. Privacy-focused cloud storage free up to 10 Gb’s. ^1,2^\nNextCloud - Self-hosted cloud software for a massive amount of options. Takes a bit of config, but nextcloud functions as a full Google Docs replacement in addition to many other options including music and video hosting. Also provides cloud hosting if you do not wish to self-host. Next Cloud is currently available in other Privacy-focused ecosystems like Start9, Umbrel, Yunohost, Dietpi and many more, with just a few clicks. Or you can self-host on your OS of choice.\nLink Tree Alternatives # AllMyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nCoinDrop - Like link tree but specifically for crypto web wallets. All your wallets and donation methods in one simple place.\nLibertyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nOperating Systems # While more well-known OSes like Windows server or Ubuntu server are great, there are other lesser-known OSes purpose-built to help people self-host, by pre-packaging applications in nice ready-made GUI. This can be especially useful for less technical users.\nHyperVisors for Virtualization # ProxMox - Proxmox is the primary open source solution for virtual machine hosting. Like VmWare or Hyper V except Proxmox is completely open source and free. It offers you the ability to run multiple virtual servers on a single physical server, easily allowing you to run several different software Operating systems for zero cost. Comes with snapshots, backups, server monitoring, native containerization and much more. Find a list of Proxmox based scripts here these scripts allow for single lines of code for setting up hundreds of apps. One of the absolute best ways to get into self hosting. XCP-NG - A solid alternative to Proxmox. the user-friendly, high-performance virtualization solution, developed collaboratively for unrestricted features and open-source accessibility with Turnkey Server Virtualization. Operating Systems # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, NEAR, Avalanche and more.\nCASA OS - Community-based open source software focused on delivering simple personal cloud experience around Docker ecosystem. Despite the name CASA OS is not an OS. It is an app similar to Umbrel or Citadel, a GUI for docker images. Comes with some unique apps, like Nginx Proxy Manager and Cloudflare Tunnels. Also provides Clearnet support with a fairly flexible set of config options. Also has a nice simple GUI for file uploads, this is especially useful with something like Jellyfin or Calibre-Web.\nCitadel - Umbrel open source Fork offering much of the same options.\nCloudron - Cloudron is unique in that it offers offsite backups to AWS, includes a built-in firewall that monitors all traffic and comes with its own built-in email server.\nCoolify - An open-source \u0026amp; self-hostable Heroku / Netlify alternative.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Storj, Zcash, Cosmos Tornado Cash and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nDietPI - A Linux distro OS. Dietpi comes with over 200 app packages and dependencies built in. While more command line skills are required than Umbrel or Embassy, Dietpi makes it very easy to install over 100 apps and dependencies. While largely built for Raspberry Pi, Dietpi also has specific images created for a wide range of hardware. Dietpi is a bit more difficult than platforms like Yunohost, but runs a bit more reliably and offers more total tools, including backups, VPN integration, clearnet, and more. Documentation is better than Yunohost, but could still be improved.\nFulmo - A lighting network focused OS configured to run on a Raspberry Pi.\nFreedomBox - Another OS that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Currently more limited than most of the other OSes in terms of apps in the internal app store.\nHome Lab OS - HomelabOS allows anyone to easily deploy, backup, restore, and maintain over 100 different applications and services. Everything from video players, to home automation, to chat services. These services can continue to function at full speed on your LAN even when your external internet is completely offline.\nMoneroOS - OS dedicated to Monero mining.\nMy Node BTC - Another OS that focuses primarily on Bitcoin Software. Includes BTCPay Server, Dojo, Whirlpool, Join Market and much more. Comes with Clearnet, Tor, and I2P.\nPinode-XMR - PiNode-XMR is a completely free and open source suite of tools to help a user run their own Monero node with ease. PiNode-XMR is designed for use with single board computers (SBC) such as the Raspberry Pi, Pine64 or Odroid hardware to allow for very cheap node setup and minimal 24/7 running costs due to low power usage.\nPiBox - Currently has a small offering of Apps but is working on adding more. Notable Apps are Nextcloud, Jellyfin and Homeassistant.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nRunTipi - Tipi is a personal homeserver orchestrator. It is running docker containers under the hood and provides a simple web interface to manage them. Every service comes with an opinionated configuration in order to remove the need for manual configuration and network setup. RunTipi comes with Clearnet configuration, but this can be a bit buggy in some cases. This is still very much in development.\nStart9 - Start OS makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy, not completely open source. Currently routes all services over TOR or lets you host over LAN. This increases privacy but can make things more difficult to interact with Non TOR/Start9 users. Heavily supports bitcoin software and includes a NOSTR node and several other tools. While there is currently no clearnet support, StartOS is overall very stable. Start9 also offers some of the better documentation and error handling. Save 5% on any S9 Server with code \u0026ldquo;LOTR\u0026rdquo;\nUBOS - A newer project. Less impressive interface and less apps than some of the other projects.\nUmbrel - Interface that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Beautiful interface but still needs a few bugs worked out. Apps are difficult to config after being setup. Offers lots of Bitcoin Node Software. Umbrel and StartOS are very similar options as they both focus heavily on BTC and Lightning nodes and currently offer only LAN and TOR hosting. Umbrel offers more apps but Start OS offers a much more reliable platform. Umbrel is not an OS but rather an GUI application manager for Docker.\nYunoHost - Free and Open Source with over 100 apps. Yuno host comes with Clearnet support with your own custom domains and offers you free pre-selected domains you can use. Yunohost has a nice troubleshooting tool that helps you find issues with port/firewall troubleshooting. Yunohost has a lot of features but can be a bit buggy at times.\nMedia Center OSes # If you are currently running a Roku, Amazon Firestick, or pretty much any other store-bought hardware device for media streaming, it\u0026rsquo;s very likely that it sends out massive amounts of data back to different companies. This is terrible for privacy, self-sovereignty, security, and internet bandwidth. While it\u0026rsquo;s difficult to purchase hardware that does not do this, you can set up your own version with some of the following user-friendly Operating systems.\nLibreElec - LibreELEC is a lightweight ‘Just enough OS’ Linux distribution purpose-built for Kodi on current and popular mediacentre hardware.\nOSMC - OSMC (Open Source Media Center) is a free and open source media player based on Linux. Founded in 2014, OSMC lets you play back media from your local network, attached storage, and the Internet. OSMC is the leading media center in terms of feature set and community and is based on the Kodi project.\nXbian - XBian is a small, fast, and lightweight media center distribution for the Raspberry Pi, CuBox-i, Hummingboard, and many more devices to come. It is based on a minimal Debian and therefore offers much of the same freedom as Debian offers. Our slogan is “XBian, the bleeding edge” as our main focus is delivering the fastest Kodi solution for various small form factor computers.\nPhoto Storage # Ente - Encrypted cloud photo storage.\nImmich - Self-hosted backup solution for photos and videos on mobile devices.\nPhotoprism - PhotoPrism is an AI-Powered Photos App for the Decentralized Web. It makes use of the latest technologies to tag and find pictures automatically without getting in your way. You can run it at home, on a private server, or in the cloud.\nRemote Control Software # AeroAdmin - Easy and free Remote access service for many OS’s. Not Open source.\nMesh Commander - Free Open Source Teamviewer Alternative.\nNetBird - NetBird combines a WireGuard®-based overlay network with Zero Trust Network Access, providing a unified open source platform for reliable and secure connectivity. Requires authentication account with a big tech identity provider. Offers free self hosting options.\nPangolin - Pangolin is an open-source and identity-aware tunneled reverse proxy server. Pangolin’s distributed architecture with nodes provide highly available ingress to ensure applications always remain accessible. Open Source.\nRustDesk - TeamViewer, AnyDesk, and Splashtop to RustDesk for a secure and reliable remote desktop experience with your own self-hosted servers. Open Source.\nTailScale - Tailscale is an easy VPN that allows you to connect back into your network without excessive configuration or firewall rules. While Tailscale is not fully open source and requires an requires authentication account with a big tech identity provider. However there is a fully self-hosted version you can run.\nRouters # Flash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router, that prioritizes network-wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come pre-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built-in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers that can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all-purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router, or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that is forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls, and a virtual server separate from the Firewall OS.\nSSH/RDP Applications # Easy SSH - Simple application that lets you save all of your SSH logins and passwords in one easy interface. This way you can login go from SSH terminal port easily and quickly without needing to type in your credentials. Linux Only.\nmRemoteNG - Just like Easy SSH, but also supports RDP, Telnet, HTTPS, Powershell, and more. Windows only.\nWebsite Tools # Ackee - Self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool for those who care about privacy. Ackee runs on your own server, analyzes the traffic of your websites, and provides useful statistics in a minimal interface.\nGhost - Self-Hosting and cloud hosting with open source software. Ghost is primarily used as a blogging platform as a competitor to something like Substack. Unlike Hugo Ghost offers a GUI for most of your website management.\nHugo - Popular open-source static site generators. Helps you simply create websites for desktop and mobile without substantial amounts of HTML code. Hugo is completely open source and utilizes markdown files primarily. Liberty Tools is run with Hugo.\nImmuneweb - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\nMatomo - Privacy first Google analytics alternative.\nPlausible - Simple and privacy-friendly Google Analytics alternative - Extensive Review\nSSLLABS - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\n"},{"id":18,"href":"/social-media/","title":"Social Media","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.” ― George Washington\nSocial media is a mixed bag. It connects the world and allows for the rapid dissemination of news, true and untrue. But in the last few years censorship has become a massive problem across all major social media platforms. Its important that we cultivate presences on social media that are more resilient to censorship and de-platforming. These services should be run as decentralized as possible to avoid coordinated take downs like we saw with the Conservative social media company Parler, where big tech collaborated to largely destroy the company.\nFreedom Respecting Social Media # Blue Sky - Blue Sky is an open source project backed by Jack Dorsey in an attempt to create a decentralized social network protocol as an alternative to Twitter. In May 2024 Jack Dorsey resigned from the BlueSky board, and donated 21 Million to the Open Source Protocol NOSTR. Blue Sky is very leftwing.\nDiaspora - Diaspora is a decentralized open source social media platform. With Diaspora you need to host your own instance by running a server or \u0026ldquo;pod\u0026rdquo;, meaning you own your data. Due to the decentralized nature of the platform it can be difficult to connect with other profiles, the platform has less than 1 million users after after 13 years of operation.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here\nGab - A centralized Free Speech Social media platform. Gab has been de-platformed by most of big tech and largely runs its own architecture in order to to keep operations running. Platform users tend to skew right wing.\nGettr - GETTR is a social media platform built on the foundation of freedom of opinion and expression. Gettr is a socialized platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t seem to offer anything particularly new, other than being a Twitter Alternative. Private messages claim to be E2E. But Gettr is not open sourced.\nLemmy - Lemmy is a selfhosted social link aggregation and discussion platform. Similar to Reddit but it is completely free and open, and not controlled by any company. This means that there is no advertising, tracking, or secret algorithms. Content is organized into communities, so it is easy to subscribe to topics that you are interested in, and ignore others. Voting is used to bring the most interesting items to the top.\nLocals - Locals is a free speech social media platform that is owned by Rumble. Locals is a centralized alternative to other social media. Founded by conservative commentator Dave Rubin.\nMastodon - Mastodon is an open source, self hosted social networking service that aims to be a twitter competitor. Mastodon lets you connect to specific Mastodon instances as part of a federation protocol. Due to this setup Larger mastodon servers can censor other servers from connecting to their instances. Tends to be a more left wing community.\nMeWe - MeWe is a centralized company that\u0026rsquo;s been running a social media platform for over a decade. MeWe is committed to privacy and an ad-free experience. The project is currently in development to be migrated to web3 blockchain based infrastructure.\nMinds - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.\nTruth Social - Founded by Donald Trump in response to Trump getting removed from Twitter. Truth Social is a centralized open source fork of Mastodon. Truth Social is known to censor content, mostly leftwing content.\nTwitter/X - Twitter is a centralized social media platform. While Twitter has become a free speech focused platform its far from perfect. Twitter is overwhelmingly the single biggest platform for spreading speech. Twitter is bad for privacy and is encouraging a ID based verification program, that will be in the hands of its future owners. Case against Twitter\nMeetup Alternatives # Agorakit - Agorakit is web-based, open source groupware for collectives. By creating collaborative groups, people can discuss topics, organize events, store files and keep everyone updated as needed. Agorakit is a forum, calendar, file manager, mapping tool and email notifier.\nFlockstr - NOSTR based Meetup alternative. Connects directly with your NOSTR Account, and also works with your lightning wallet to receive ZAPS (micro bitcoin transactions.)\nJoinMobilizon - Mobilizon is not a giant platform, but a multitude of interconnected Mobilizon websites. This federated architecture helps avoid monopolies and offers a diversity of hosting terms of service.\nLuma - An international meetup alternative, that provides more value at a much lower price than meetup. Has built in support for cryptocurrency wallets like Eth and Solana.\nPartiful - Free for users, requires SMS in order to gave out regular event updates. Not specifically freedom focused, but another good option.\nNOSTR # NOSTR is the future of decentralized social media. NOSTR is not controlled or owned by any private company or person. NOSTR is a protocol similar to Email or TCP/IP. It can be accessed by anyone or any company. NOSTR uses the dumb server smart client model. Meaning anyone can setup a simple server/relay that preserves and encrypts the NOSTR ecosystem. NOSTR directly incorporates bitcoin via the lightning network. You can send \u0026ldquo;ZAPS\u0026rdquo; which are low cost lightning transactions to any person on NOSTR, and your posts can likewise receives Zaps from anyone on the network. In addition to major support from the freedom and Bitcoin communities, NOSTR has been financially backed by Jack Dorsey and heavily supported by Edward Snowden. NOSTR offers several different clients that allow you to interact with the NOSTR protocol. Some of those clients:\nAlby - A NOSTR and Bitcoin plugin. Allows you to hold your private keys in order to interact with NOSTR, lighting and other bitcoin apps.\nDamus - NOSTR Client for Iphone.\nNOSTR Apps - A database of many differnt NOSTR Apps\nNostr.Watch - Track relays where a connection can currently be established.\nNostr.directory - Find your twitter follows on NOSTR\nNostrChat - Encrypted chat built on NOSTR.\nPrimal - A client designed to look like a twitter clone.\nZap.Stream - Directly integrated into NOSTR Zap lets you stream for SATS (bitcoin Lightning) and earn in kind easily from any and all viewers.\nYoutube Alternatives # Bitchute - A decentralized Youtube alternative that tends to have a lot of right-leaning content, due to this they often get censored or blocked.\nCiVL - CiVL is a free streaming platform for courageous stories and subversive ideas that challenge power structures. Get access to award-winning films, shows, and debates. No ads. No credit card to join.\nD.tube - A decentralized youtube alternative. DTube is a community powered video sharing platform where users vote on videos to reward creators, curators, influencers and viewers in cryptocurrency.\nMadiator - Privacy focused front end for LBRY, the network that hosts ODYSEE.\nODYSEE - A decentralized video platform built on the LBRY network. With the recent SEC Judgement against ODYSEE the long term future of the platform is uncertain, however plans are to migrate to the Arweave network. Odysee also has a nice simple feature allowing you to connect your youtube channel and autosync all content for a convenient backup of your channel.\nPeerTube A free and open-source, decentralized, ActivityPub federated video platform powered by WebTorrent, that uses peer-to-peer technology to reduce load on individual servers when viewing videos.\nRumble - A centralized alternative to youtube that bills itself as protector of free speech.\n"}]
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Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nDelete Me - Our date is leaked everyday. Thats why its important to use services like Delete Me. Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. Use our Affiliate link to save 20%.\nFederated.Computer - Federated is another Denver based company offering Open Source as a service. Sometimes physically hosting servers just isn\u0026rsquo;t viable. In those cases cloud hosting can be a necessary option. But most cloud hosting come from tech giants like AWS or Google Cloud who sell your data and will censor you if you have the wrong politics. Federated.Computer offers you cheap, easy open source options to get many of the benefits of Big Tech without compromising your privacy. Please use our affiliate link to sign up if you\u0026rsquo;re interested!\nHushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nLive Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our affiliate link if you are interested.\nMark37 - Mark37 is a privacy focused company that offers Laptops and phones that come prebuilt with opensource privacy focused operating systems at a reasonable price. Mark37 also offers ongoing technical support and training. Mark37 is a proud conservative and christian company. Use our referral link or discount code to save 5% on all services. This discount does not stack with other promotions. Discount code: \u0026ldquo;LIBERTYTOOLS\u0026rdquo;\nPrivacy.com - Privacy.com is the best way to pay with fiat online while still protecting your privacy. Create debit card aliases that can be limited based on total amount spends or by vendors. With card aliases you dont have to worry about leaked card info, overcharges or annoying vendors that refuse to cancel your subscription, privacy.com lets you do all of that for free. Please use our referral link and sign up for a free account.\nStart 9 - Start 9 is one of our favorite companies. Local to Denver, Start9 offers home personal servers with their own Operating system, that makes it easy for you to own and host your data out of a physical server that you own. Offers an app store with multiple applications that include Bitcoin and Monero full nodes, Matrix and SimpleX messaging, Vaultwarden for password management, Nextcloud for all sorts of hosting including word docs, music, contacts calendar and so much more.\n"},{"id":1,"href":"/agorism/","title":"Agorism","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If taxation without consent is not robbery, then any band of robbers have only to declare themselves a government, and all their robberies are legalized.” ― Lysander Spooner\nAgorism is a social philosophy that advocates creating a society in which all relations between people are voluntary exchanges by means of counter-economics, engaging with aspects of nonviolent revolution, founded by Samuel Edward Konkin the third. Agorism is a different approach to creating freedom, than electoral politics. Sometimes also known as the concept of \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizens.\u0026rdquo;\nAgorist Communities (International) # Bitcoin Beach - Bitcoin Beach is working to create a sustainable circular Bitcoin economy in El Salvador. Following the dramatic decrease in crime and the governments bitcoin backing, Bitcoin Beach has become one of the best Bitcoin communities in the world. Free Society - Free Society aims to build a new sovereign society by negotiating with an existing government. There are many examples of governments granting another nation sovereignty over a part of their territory, and Free Society believes this is the best way forward. Free State Project - The Free State Project is a movement of thousands of freedom-loving people to New Hampshire. Started in 2003, there are thousands of individuals just like you in New Hampshire. Together, Free Staters have built an incredible, real-life community full of people who value liberty and responsibility. Free Cities - The Free Cities Foundation aims to inspire, inform and connect people to create a global market of living together in Free Cities. Free Cities are self-governing territories that uphold individual rights and freedoms. They aim to create more prosperous and autonomous urban spaces. Freedom Haven - Seasteading org working to build a workable seasteading options. Seasteading is the idea of creating permanent living homes that exist outside government jurisdiction in international waters. Liberland - The Free Republic of Liberland is a small experimental country located on the banks of the Danube River, known as Gornja Siga. Liberland is built on classical liberal (libertarian) ideals which emphasize autonomy and minimize the state\u0026rsquo;s encroachment on individual liberties. Rule of law, bodily autonomy, free trade, freedom of choice, freedom of movement, and others are all core tenets of our fledgling nation. PraxisNation - Praxis Nation builds off the concept of the network state by Balaji Srinivasan. Which theories that in the modern world we can create a decentralized country that can offer many of the benefits of standard country. Praxis aims to offer land, its own currency and eventually citizenship among many other things. Pronomos - Pronomos is a venture capital fund that works to build the \u0026ldquo;cities of tomorrow.\u0026rdquo; Pronomos has worked to fund Prospera, Praxis, and many more starup cities. Prospera - Prospera is a new libertarian smart city located in Honduras, that works as an economic zone largely free of local government taxes. An experimental project that does exist by a government grant, but its working to prove out a new potential model of cities. Learn more with the REASON documentary. Digital Nomad Services # Escapees - Escapees bills itself as an RV club, but it offers many services for a digital nomad lifestyle, including mail forwarding and temporary residences among many other things. Based in the U.S. Liberation Travel - Focuses on helping users find residency in multiple countries primarly including Paraguay, Uruguay, Panama and Georgia. Nomad Capitalist - Nomad Capitalist specializes in legally and ethically reducing your tax rate, diversifying and safeguarding your assets, growing your passport portfolio, and maximizing your freedom. Passports for Crypto - Quickly acquire Citizenship in St. Kitts by purchasing property without ever actually visiting St. Kitts. Planbpassport - A service that helps facilitate second passports. Accepts Bitcoin and very much adopts a \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizen\u0026rdquo; Mindset. General Tools # Agorist Nexus - Agorist Nexus is a hub for free exchange, focusing on the spread of Agorism and connecting the counter-economy\nAgorist Tax Advice - Paid service to minimize your tax strategy.\nLive Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our above affiliate link if you are interested.\nLost Horizons - Platform with a wide range of topics around opting out of taxes and deconstructing the legal system.\nMobazha - Formerly known as Openbazaar, Mobazaha aims to be a decentralized market where people can buy and sell products across the world for various different crypto currencies.\nOne Stupid Fuck - Opt out of the tax structure. Terrible website name and design, but a resource that provides great step by step videos of opting out of the current tax structure.\nOpen Source Ecology - Open Source Blueprints for Civilization. Build Yourself.The goal of Open Source Ecology is to create an open source economy – an efficient economy which increases innovation by open collaboration. Check out hundreds of open source designs for producing cheaper houses and mechanical equipment.\nTaxation is Theft App - App that walks people through the logical ideas of taxation being theft. Similar to the not yet launched project \u0026ldquo;The mirror\u0026rdquo; by Larken Rose.\nShipping Services # AtoB - Everything you need to send and receive packages in a decentralized way. Built on NOSTR.\nAmerica’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nProxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide.\nSovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption.\nTraveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it.\nSovereign Homesteading # Abundant Acres - A small company that helps you design your sovereign homestead blueprint. Empshield - EMP Shield is the World’s first EMP protection technology for an entire home and vehicle tested to military and UL 1449 standards from ETL. H20 Machine - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. My Patriot Supply - Purchase food and other supplies. Seedarmory.com - Every one of Seed Armory\u0026rsquo;s seed vaults contains only 100% survival grade, 100% heirloom seeds, and are always non-GMO. Seeds, vaults, and packets are kept at low refrigerated temperatures until ready for shipping. Spout Water - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. Works at a much smaller scale than H20 Machine. StealthAngelSurvival.com - Purchase a wide variety of survival gear. Survivalrealty.com - Off grid real estate. "},{"id":2,"href":"/books/","title":"Books","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\nLiberty Tools Book List Welcome to the Liberty Tools Book list! This is our official book recommendations for the best books across a wide range of liberty topics. We do not specifically endorse every idea in these books or by these authors, but we do recommended them as a good place to learn about the topics at hand. Not all of these books are specifically libertarian, but they contain valuable information that could benefit anyone regardless of political philosophy. Find these books here: Anna\u0026rsquo;s Archive and Libgen If you enjoy any of these books please considering purchasing. Category Author Agorism Community Technology Karl Hess New Libertarian Manifesto Samuel Edward Konkin III Agorist Class Theory Wally Conger How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Derrick Broze Anti-Politics Sal Mayweather Anarchy in Practice - Stateless Solutions Community Technology David Freidman New Libertarian Manifesto Walter Block Agorist Class Theory Ryan McMaken How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Hans Herman Hoppe Anti-Politics Robert Murphy The Market for Liberty Morris/Linda Tannehill The New Libertarianism: Anarcho-Capitalism J. Michael Oliver Crypto Anarchy The Genesis Book Aaron Van Wirdun Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of Cryptocurrency Andy Greenberg This Machine Kills Secrets: Julian Assange, The Cypherpunks, and their fight to Empower Whistleblowers Andy Greenberg Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital Age Steven Levy The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age James Dale Davidson, Michael David Axtel Cryptocurrency Digital Gold Nathaniel Popper How Money got Free Patrick Eha Understanding Bitcoin Robert Muprhy and Silas Barta The Bitcoin Standard SaifeDean Ammous The Internet of Money Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Bitcoin Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Ethereum Andreas Antonopolous Hacking Bitcoin Roger Ver The Blocksize War Jonathan Bier Conspiracies Filthy Rich James Patterson All The Shahs Men Steven Kinzer JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters James W. Douglass Chaos Tom O\u0026rsquo;Neill Inventing the AIDS Virus Peter Duesberg The Controlled Demolition of the American Empire Charlie Robinson \u0026amp; Jeff Berwick A Warning from History Corey Hughes The Octopus of Global Control Charlie Robinson One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that gave Rise the Jeffrey Epstein Whitney Webb The Creature From Jekyll Island G Edward Griffin Covid The Real Anthony Fauci Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The War on Ivermectin Pierre Kory The Courage to Face Covid-19 Peter McCullough A Plague Upon Our House Scott Atlas Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19 Matt Ridley Diary of A Psychosis Tom Woods The Pfizer Papers Naomi Wolf Drug War and Prohibition The Economics of Prohibition Mark Thornton American Kingpin Nick Bilton High Price Dr. Carl Hart Chasing the Scream Johann Hari Dreamland: The True Tale of America\u0026rsquo;s Opiate Epidemic Sam Quinones Drug War Addiction Sheriff Bill Masters Gang Leader for A Day Sudhir Venkatesh Economics and History of Economics Economics in One Lesson Henry Hazlitt Basic Economics Thomas Sowell The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard Keynes Mark Skousen History of Money and Banking in the United States Murray Rothbard End the Fed Ron Paul Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles Jesus Huerta de Soto The Fiat Standard SaifeDean Ammous Environment American Serengeti Dan Flores Fossil Future Alex Epstein Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of Antihumanism Robert Zubrin Apocalypse Never Michael Shellenberger The Wizard and The Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow\u0026rsquo;s World Charles C. Mann Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Running With Rhinos Ed Warner Extremist Politics The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics Michael Malice SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought Police Vox Day The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure Greg Lukianoff and Johnathan Haidt Fiction Brave New World Aldous Huxley 1984 George Orwell Animal Farm George Orwell Molon Labe! Kenneth Royce (Boston T Party) Alongside Night J. Niel Schulman Freehold Michael Z. Williamson The Moon is a Harsh Mistress Robert Heinlen The Handmaid’s Tale Margaret Atwood Anthem Ayn Rand The Fountainhead Ayn Rand The Giver Lois Lowery Red Rising Pierce Brown Unintended Consequences John Ross The Probability Broach L. Neil Smith The High Ground Series Doug Casey Enemy of the State F. Paul Wilson Financial Crisis Meltdown Tom Woods Deep Freeze: Iceland\u0026rsquo;s Economic Collapse Phillip Bagus and David Howden Americas Great Depression Murray Rothbard The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last Century Mark Thornton End the Fed Ron Paul Gun Rights Come and Take it: The Gun Printers Guide to Thinking Free Cody Wilson The 10 Myths of Gun Control Jose Nino More Guns Less Crime John Lott Health and Nutrition Death by Food Pyramid Denise Minger Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim It Mary Ruwart The Primal Prescription Doug Mcguff and Robert Murphy Fat for Fuel Dr. Joseph Mercola Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless Health Casey Means and Calley Means Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Blind Spots: The Medicine Gets it Wrong and What it Means For our Health Marty Makary Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity Peter Attia History - General A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell A Peoples History of the United States Howard Zinn Albions\u0026rsquo;s Seed David Hackett Fischer The Dawn Of Everything: A New History of Humanity David Graber A Little History of the World EH Gombrich Debt: The First 5000 Years David Graber History of Government Institutions Legacy of Ashes: A history of the CIA Tim Weiner Enemies: A history of the FBI Tim Weiner The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles and their Secret World War Steven Kinzer Overthrow: Americas Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to Iraq Steven Kinzer History of Socialism The Almost Nearly Perfect People Michael Booth The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel Castro Humberto Fontova The Case Against Socialism Rand Paul History of War and Military The Strategic Logic of Suicide Bombers Robert Pape Enough Already: Time to End the War on Terror Scott Horton Death by Government: Genocide and Mass Murder Since 1900 R.J. Rummel Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catastrophe of Ukraine Scott Horton All the Shahs Men Stephen Kirzner Property Rights Against Intellectual Property Stephan Kinsella (Property Rights) - Freedom on the Frontier Terry Anderson \u0026amp; Peter J Hill How Music Got Free Steven Witt Water Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Space Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Against Intellectual Monopoly Michelle Boldrin \u0026amp; David Levine Intro to Liberty The Law Frederic Bastiat The Road to Serfdom Friedrich Hayek Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom Ron Paul The Revolution Ron Paul Intro to Anarchy No Treason: The Constitution of no Authority Lysander Spooner The Most Dangerous Superstition Larken Rose The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to Obey Michael Huemer The Anarchist\u0026rsquo;s Handbook Organized by Michael Malice Dissenting Electorate: Those Who Refuse to Vote and the Legitimacy of Their Opposition Wendy McElroy Individual Liberty Benjamin Tucker Freedom’s Progress: A History of Political Thought Gerard Casey Living Freedom The Freedom Outlaw\u0026rsquo;s Handbook: 179 Things to Do \u0026rsquo;til the Revolution Claire Wolfe 101 Things to Do \u0026lsquo;Til the Revolution: Ideas and Resources for Self-Liberation, Monkey Wrenching and Preparedness Claire Wolfe Don\u0026rsquo;t Shoot the Bastards (Yet): 101 More Ways to Salvage Freedom Claire Wolfe Net Neutrality The Fallacy of Net Neutrality Thomas Hazlett The Master Switch Tim Wu The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless Technology Thomas Hazlett Code 2.0 Lawrence Lessig Philosophy - General Drive: Understanding the science of Human motivation Daniel Pink Defending the Undefendable Walter Block Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder Nassim Taleb The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion Johnathan Haidt Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World David Epstein Philosophy - Political The Ethics of Liberty Murray Rothbard Anatomy of the State Murray Rothbard An Agorist Primer Samuel Konkin Our Enemy, the State Albert J Nock Police Brutality and the Justice system Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America\u0026rsquo;s Police Forces Radley Balko A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State John Whitehead The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison America Naomi Murakawa The New Jim Crow Michelle Alexander Ghettoside Jill Leovy I Can\u0026rsquo;t Breathe: A Killing on Bay Street Matt Taibbi Justice Before the Law Michael Huemer Revisionist History The Myth of the Robber Barons Burt Folsom The Art of Contrary Thinking Humphrey B. Neill Why American History is Not What They Say: An Introduction to Revisionism Jeff Riggenbach Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong James W. Loewen The Roosevelt Myth John T. Flynn The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary War Thomas J. DiLorenzo Security and Privacy The Art of Invisibility Kevin Mitnick How to Be Invisible J. J. Luna No Place to Hide Glen Greenwald Public Record Edward Snowden The Production of Security Gustave di Molinari Extreme Privacy: How to Disapear on the Internet Michael Bazzell Watchman Privacy Gabriel Custodiet Privacy in Utopia Gabriel Custodiet Schooling and Unschooling Radical Unschooling Dayna Martin The Case against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and Money Bryan Caplan Weapons of Mass Instruction John Taylor Gatto The Absorbent Mind Maria Montessori The College Scam: How America\u0026rsquo;s Universities Are Bankrupting and Brainwashing Away the Future of America\u0026rsquo;s Youth Charlie Kirk Vaccines Turtles All the Way Down Anonymous, Tim Vadnar The Moth in the Iron Lung Forrest Moready Crooked: Manmade Disease Explained Forrest Moready Dissolving Illusions Susan Humphries Vaccines, Autoimmunity and the Changing Nature of Childhood Illness Thomas Cowan "},{"id":3,"href":"/covid/","title":"Covid","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Every single thing that was done in public health in response to the pandemic made it worse.\u0026rdquo; - Peter A. McCullough\nThe Covid19 Lockdowns were the biggest event in our lifetimes. The damage done was immeasurable and still continues to this day. The power centers are looking to continue on with all of the covid tyranny. We must be vigilant in fighting back against the medical industrial complex.\nAnti Covid Orgs # Banners 4 Freedom - An organization dedicated to protesting Covid Mandates using billboards across the world.\nChildren\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense - Children\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense® is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Their mission is to end childhood health epidemics by working aggressively to eliminate harmful exposures, hold those responsible accountable and establish safeguards to prevent future harm. They fight corruption, mass surveillance and censorship that put profits before people as well as advocate for worldwide rights to health freedom and bodily autonomy ^1^\nEvidenceNotFear - An evidence-based guide against all of the Covid madness.\nFeds 4 Med Freedom - Feds for Medical Freedom is fighting for medical freedoms and personal autonomy. They stand against unconstitutional and immoral vaccine mandates that have cost thousands of federal employees and contractors their careers and livelihoods.\nFLCCC Alliance - A group of doctors who got together to push back against the public Covid response. They provide real education on Covid, and demonized treatments like Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine and recovery against.\nGBDeclaration.org - One of the first major organizations to push back against Covid lockdowns. The Great Barrington Declaration is a major worldwide petition sponsored by doctors and scientists against the Covid lockdowns.\nHowbad - Resources for tracking all aspects of specific Covid batchs data, this also includes leaked data, and some aspects of other vaccines and medical malpractice.\nICAN Informed Consent Action Network - Founded in 2016, ICAN was created with the goal of providing every person with the right to informed consent. They believe that by holding regulators accountable through their successful legal actions, individuals will become empowered to make truly informed decisions about their own health and the health of their families. Using an unprecedented legal strategy, ICAN has successfully won lawsuits against Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control, the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration. Founded by Del Bigtree of the Highwire and works regularly with Aaron Siri and his firm.\nLaw Offices of Siri Glimstead - Led by Lawyer Aaron Siri, Siri Glimstead has been at the forefront of defending legal rights against Covid restrictions and damages done by the Covid vaccines, as well as more traditional vaccines. They also focus on other things like civil rights or protection of whistle blowers.\nPhysicians for Informed Consent - Physicians for Informed Consent empowers the public with scientific information about infectious diseases and vaccines.\nPureBloodRegistry - Blood donations for and from people who have not gotten the Covid-19 vaccine.\nThe Highwire - An educational journalistic organization that has been working for years to bring accountability to the world of vaccines and especially Covid vaccines. Founded by Del Bigtree.\nVacSafety - The VSRF’s mission is to advance COVID-19 vaccine safety through scientific research, public education, and advocacy, and to support the vaccine injured. They present the most up-to-date and relevant information on COVID-19 and public health policies, free from corporate press, agenda-driven narratives, and sponsorships with conflict of interest. They encourage questions and an open dialogue of transparency on any medical and scientific information presented.\nFake Mask Websites # Fake Mask Worldwide - A company that sells obviously fake masks, less obviously fake masks and other Covid related items.\nGetUnmask - Breathable masks that look like regular masks. Company now sells other unrelated products as well.\nMedical Drug Purchase # Purchase Medical Drugs including Ivermection and Hydroxychloroquine from high quality third party services.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinil. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nMetrics # ICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nOpen Vaers - Open Vaers takes the CDC\u0026rsquo;s government data from VAERS and makes it much more readable and easy to understand. As of 9/23 there were over 36,000 deaths and over 1.5 million Covid vaccine related reports to VAERS.\nNo-Jab Job Boards # Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types.\nRedballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or Covid nonsense.\nUnjected - Social media for meeting and dating unvaccinated people.\nVaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status.\nVaccine Injured Support # Covid Vax Recovery Guide - A Covid vaccine detox guide written by nutritional scientist and liberty leaning Dr. Chris Masterjohn.\nCovid19CriticalCare.com - An in-depth recovery Post-Vaccine Treatment Protocol guide from the doctors at the FLCC Alliance.\nIronHeart Bloodworks - IronHeart Bloodworks is a new blood bank membership that gives you control over your blood choices during medical procedures. When you need it, IronHeart Bloodworks quickly sends you COVID-19 unvaccinated blood—a unique service in the healthcare industry. You should have the freedom to choose what blood is in your body.\nReact19.org - React19 is a science-based non-profit offering financial, physical, and emotional support for those suffering from long-term COVID-19 vaccine adverse events globally. Their mission is to bring healing to the moms, dads, friends, and loved ones who are facing life-altering side effects from their COVID-19 vaccine. They build bridges between patients and research institutions in order to develop a better understanding of vaccine complications.\nSpike Protein Detox - Peter McCullough\u0026rsquo;s Spike protein Detox protocol. Peter\u0026rsquo;s company also sells a specific Detox Support Formula.\nZelenko Protocol - Dr. Vladimir Zelenko was one of the first doctors to push back on mainstream Covid dogma. While Zelenko has since passed his protocol and supplements are still useful for fighting Covid ^2^\n"},{"id":4,"href":"/deathathletes/","title":"Death Athletes","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;We always knew it was going to happen, it was according to our plan. For our kind, this is nothing.\u0026rdquo; - Cody Wilson\nDeath Athletes refers to a concept going back to Ancient Greece and popularized by 3d Gun Printing Activist Cody Wilson called \u0026ldquo;The Death Athletic\u0026rdquo;. Cody gave a speech at Guns and Bitcoin 2022 talking about the beauty of death given in service to ones beliefs. While not always literal this is often metaphorical, Cody talks about the public death and having been killed in the public as a metaphor. The Death Athletic specifically refers to someone who engaged in practice to promote freedom and was persecuted for doing so. While many people have been prosecuted unfairly, there is a difference between general victims and those who specifically took the risk of fighting the state and lost.\nCheck out the speech here!\nDeath Athletes # Roger Ver - Roger Ver is a freedom activist who was one of the first investors in Bitcoin. Roger has worked as a liberty and Bitcoin activist for over a decade and has made major financial contributions and investments to projects like, DefCad, ShapeShift, FEE, Ross Ulbricht\u0026rsquo;s Legal Defense, Wikileaks, Kraken and many many more. In April 2024 Roger was arrested and detained in Spain on the request of the US government for alleged tax evasion claims in regarding to his exit tax in 2014. Roger is currently looking at a potential 100 year prison sentence for numerous ridiculous legal charges. Roger has been trapped in Spain since April 2024.\nRoss Ulbricht - Ross Ulbricht is the alleged founder and operator of the Silk Road website. The Silk Road offered consumers a safe and trusted way to purchase drugs and other contraband items. Ross was arrested and imprisoned in 2013. He was sentenced to two life sentences plus 40 years and millions of dollars in fines in a corrupt trial. Ross is scheduled to be released as Donald Trump promised to commute his sentence on Day one of his presidency.\nJulian Assange - Julian Assange is one of the greatest journalists of all time. Julian founded Wikileaks in 2006 and has exposed mass public corruption across the world regarding governments and corporations. Julian was forced into home arrest and then asylum for close to a decade based off ridiculous sex charges that were eventually dropped. In 2019 Julian was pulled out of his Asylum and pull into solitary confinement in BellMarsh prison until June 2024. Julian signed a plea deal and was released.\nEdward Snowden - Edward Snowden is a NSA Whistleblower who exposed massive NSA Corruption in 2013, mostly in regards to illegal mass surveillance on citizens. Snowden has been trapped in Russia ever since.\nSamurai Wallet Devs - In May 2024 Samurai Wallets Domain was seized and the two devs known publicly as TDev and Samurai were arrested and charged with money laundering due to the Bitcoin coinjoin functions built into the website.\nTornado Cash Devs - Tornado Cash is a decentralized coinjoin provider for the Ethereum Crypto Currency. In 2022 Tornado Cash was added to the OFACT List and the Devs Roman Storm and Alex Pertsev where charged with Money Laundering.\nAaron Swartz - Internet pioneer and free speech advocate. Creator of the Guerilla Access Open Manifest as well as several other open source technologies, Aaron Swartz tragically killed himself in 2013 thanks to overzealous prosecutors from the DOJ that were threatening Aaron with decades in prison for attempted publishing of copyrighted documents, despite the fact that the document had never been published and the owner of those copyrights Jstore, had actually dropped the charges.\nIan Freemen - Freeman, known for advocating freedom and financial privacy through bitcoin, found himself targeted by federal prosecutors. Initially facing charges including bank fraud and wire fraud, these allegations were eventually dropped due to lack of evidence. The core of the case revolved around money laundering and conspiracy charges. Ultimately, Freeman received a severe sentence of eight years in prison, a $40,000 fine, and forfeiture of $5 million in assets, despite not being convicted of the fraud charges prosecutors initially highlighted.\nCody Wilson - The creator of the Death Athletic concept as well as the founder of Defcad.com and first person to create a 3d printed Gun. Cody has been at the forefront of fighting for 2nd amendment and 1st amendment as they pertain to code and digital rights for over a decade. Cody has been involved in many lawsuits with the federal government as a result and suffered charges for sex crimes in 2018. He is currently free and working for Defcad.\nJay Stark - The anonymous creator of the FGC-9, which stands for \u0026ldquo;Fuck Gun Control.\u0026rdquo; The FGC was the first project to enable the creation of a fully 3d printed gun that did not require any actual gun parts, instead it uses items that can be purchased from conventional stores all over the world. Jay Stark was arrested in April 2021 on suspicions of owning illegal weapons, however none of these weapons were found and he was not taken into custody. Two days later he was found dead sitting in his car in front of his parents house. While the offical cause of death ruled out \u0026ldquo;foul play\u0026rdquo; it is difficult for most to believe that this was simply a coincidence.\n"},{"id":5,"href":"/defense/","title":"Defense","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles.\u0026rdquo; - Jeff Cooper\nWhen any government deprives a citizen of his freedom or property, the individual must take action to publicise his grievances. To this end, I hope to illustrate in the following pages, the futility of gun control, and that no amount of arbitrary legislation can ever prevent those wanting firearms from owning them. The individual who has the ability to construct his own homemade gun can never be permanently disarmed by any level of gun control legislation. - Philip Luty\nDIY Firearms # The 3D Printer has significantly advanced the ease of manufacturing reliable weapons absent the eye of the watchful state. Of course, it is not the only manufacturing tool available, but you will find it the most expedient.\nGetting Started # The following guides provide a basic introduction to 3D printed firearms. If your budget is limited, Creality printers may be the only option. But they are unreliable, and you may spend more time troubleshooting issues than printing. We recommend Prusa for their reliability and unwavering commitment to open source. Bambu Lab printers have recently gained in popularity for their speed, reliability, and multi-material options. However, they have a history of patenting established open source designs, and even more importantly, severely compromise your privacy. More information here. On this principle, we recommend against giving them your money.\nAs you evaluate printers and cad software, keep privacy at the top of your mind. While this practice may currently be legal in your jurisdiction, the state may kidnap and jail you anyway.\nHoffman Tactical The CTRL+PEW Getting Started Guide Ammunition # Fenix Ammunition - Manufactured in the USA by liberty obsessed individuals, and accept Bitcoin for payment. Books # Expedient Homemade Firearms by Philip Luty Expedient Recoilless Launcher: Panzerfaust by Jonathan Wild Communities # Deterrence Dispensed Rocket Chat - Large public group chat for all things 3d printed firearms. FOSSCAD Subreddit - a subreddit focused on 3d printed firearms of all types. However, censorship on reddit continues to grow, and we encourage migration to censorship resistant communities. Files # Most firearm designs are uploaded by individual creators to Odysee. DEFCAD is another source, but requires a paid membership. Most files available on DEFCAD are already available for free on Odysee.\n3D Gun Builder - A comprehensive directory of designs with direct links to Odysee pages. DEFCAD - Many files here are out of date and hosted without the permission of the original developers. GunCad Developer Index - A list of guncad developer Odysee pages. Legal Advocacy Groups # Organizations fighting within the legal system to expand gun rights.\nDefense Distributed Firearm Policy Coalition Rocky Mountain Gun Owners Second Amendment Foundation Merchants # Places to find parts, part kits, tools, ammo, and more..\nParts # Aves Engineering - Glock rails and MAC11 components. Every Gun Part - Exhaustive collection of parts kits (everything but the receiver) and more. Ghost Guns - More parts kits. JSD Supply - Pistol components and more. MAF Arms - Build kits for printed receiver designs. Replicator USA - 3d printed suppressors. Riptide Rails - Glock rails, magazine springs, and other printed firearms components. Newsletters \u0026amp; Podcasts # En Bloc Press - Paid newsletter and podcast focused on the 3d printed firearm space and adjacent politics. Open Source Defense - Weekly newsletter focused on expanding gun rights with \u0026ldquo;0% culture war\u0026rdquo;. Out of Battery Live - Live podcast focused on interviewing guncad developers and builders. Propaganda # Documentaries, talks, and other media.\nDeath Athletic Documentary The New Radical Plastic Defense: Secret 3D Printed Guns in Europe The Plastic Power: A Speech The Unshackled Englishman Resources # GatGPT - A deneutered version of ChatGPT focused on firearms. Shootingbot - Monitors price and availability of ammunition and reloading components. Training # Ok, you can build a firearm in your garage. Now learn how to use it. Before you start LARPING, consider what type of training is most useful. Read this.\nGamut Resolutions - Tactical pistol and carbine classes. Based in Florida but courses are taught in many locations across the US. Guns For Everyone - Free concealed carry classes based out of Colorado. Long Range Shooters of Utah - Multiday courses in shooting up to and beyond 1000 yards in Price, UT. MantisX - MantisX is a gun training system that takes a data-driven approach to helping you achieve shooting mastery with no ammo required. Unlike some dry fire trainers, MANTISX works while attached to ANY firearm (pistol, rifle, or shotgun). By analyzing every shot and generating actionable data, MANTISX helps you improve your accuracy quickly. Solutionary University - Beginner firearm and defense training. Run by Liberty Activist Maj Toure, who has been travelling across the US providing firearms training, particularly in black neighborhoods. Thunder Ranch - Multiday courses in pistol, rifle, and shotgun, founded by Clint Smith and based in Oregon. "},{"id":6,"href":"/education/","title":"Education","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Education and Training # \u0026ldquo;Government schooling is the most radical adventure in history. It kills the family by monopolizing the best times of childhood and by teaching disrespect for home and parents.\u0026rdquo; - John Taylor Gatto\nModern schooling has been terrible for years. Following the covid insanity and the addition of woke politics the schools are proving less and less value by the day. But education can be done through a vareity of methods. In the modern age their are many better ways to educate yourself and your children than traditional school.\nAlternative Schools # Options for schools that are close to the traditional model, but do something different.\nMontessori Schools - Montessori classrooms are ideal workplaces, where children are engaged, energetic, exploring, social, and most of all, learning to take ownership of their own education. They’re also unified communities in which each child understands the responsibility of being an individual student in the class while supporting the learning of others.\nWestern Governors University - While still suffering from some of the issues of traditional education, WGU provides a solid alternative for anyone who still wants to pursue traditional college degrees. Offering Bachelors and Masters programs in IT, Business, Nursing, Finance and Education. WGU is a completely online school, with relatively cheap degree programs that are performance based, meaning you can take the classes at your own pace and are not required to attend classes you dont need.\nAlternatives to School # Liberty Classroom - A wide range of courses. Mostly focused on history but offers other courses on econimics and logics. All courses are taught from a liberty perspective. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. Mises Econ Grad Progam - Economics Grad program that teaches free market Austrian Economics from one of the most prominent liberty focused think tanks. Praxis - Praxis is an intense personal and professional development program for young adults who want to work hard, build skills, learn how to create value, and develop a positive vision of the future for their lives and careers. Praxis is a college alternative that offers a 1 year practical devopment plan that ends up teaching you real world practical skills and connecting you with an intership at the end of your program. School of Life - A course to help you enhance whatever you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Provides biweekly webinars from the best liberty minds to bring your practile and actionable advice for your business, non Profit, cause or whatever else you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. TenToad - A program that helps families transition to a school-free life with a solid foundation of knowledge and the tools to get started with confidence. Embrace living and learning without school. ThinkExodus - Exodus Institute aims to provide families with a quality alternative to public schools, and support homeschool families with enrichment courses that foster critical thinking, academic skills, and counter the left-wing indoctrination found in education, culture, and the media. Unschoolers.org - Unschooling and peaceful parenting educational organization. Unschooling is an alternative to traditional schooling and even home schooling that works to encourage and focus and direct children\u0026rsquo;s natural curiosity. Unschooling Resources with Dayna Martin - Dayna Martin has been living and breathing Unschooling for 2 decades, while also working to educate many others on these principles. You can find many of the best unschooling resources here. Homeschool Resources # Acellusacademy - Acellus Academy is a K-12 online private school located in Kansas City, Missouri as a 501c3. Acellus Academy provides instruction online through distance education via the Acellus Learning System. Acellus, a program of the International Academy of Science, is an online learning system that has been used to provide primary instruction to millions of students in thousands of schools throughout the United States.\nHome School Legal Defense Association - With over 100,000 member families, Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) is the nation’s largest, most trusted homeschool advocacy organization.\nPower Home School - Power Homeschool is the official provider of online Acellus® courses for parents independently homeschooling their children without teacher support. Power is a not an accredited curriculum.\nRon Paul Curriculum - A liberty focused home school curriculum for all grades based on the ideas of former congressman Ron Paul. The curriculum was largely designed by Liberty Classroom founder, Tom Woods.\nTuttle Twins Academy - From the authors of some of the best selling Liberty Kids books, comes the academy for home learning. Catered for kids TTA offers courses in Finances, Logic \u0026amp; Critical Thinking, Entrepreneurship, and many more to come.\n"},{"id":7,"href":"/frontends/","title":"Front Ends","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy. The savage’s whole existence is public, ruled by the laws of his tribe. Civilization is the process of setting man free from men.\u0026rdquo; - Ayn Rand\nPrivacy Front ends are interfaces that interact with well known services that dont respect your privacy. Apps like Youtube or Facebook can be accessed via privacy respecting generally open source apps.\nApple AirPlay # air-pi-play - Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Airplay server using RPiPlay to enable screen mirroring on tvs, monitors and projectors. RPiPlay - An open-source AirPlay mirroring server for the Raspberry Pi. Supports iOS 9 and up. Apple Music # Cider - Cross-platform Apple Music experience based on Electron and Vue.js written from scratch with performance in mind Discord # gtkcord4 - A lightweight Discord client written in Golang which uses GTK3 for the user interface Facebook # SlimSocial - Android, alternative front-end for Facebook, built with Java Frost - An extensive and functional open source third party app for Facebook (Android app) Facebook Messenger # Caprine - Unofficial and privacy-focused Facebook Messenger app with many useful features fb-messenger-cli - Use your Facebook account to chat with your friends sneakily in the command line, it\u0026rsquo;s as easy as logging in, choosing a convo and chatting away Google Search # LibreX - Privacy-respecting free meta-search engine (free as in freedom). Small and simple meta-search engine, fetches and anonymizes results from Google only, has API support, allows redirects to Invidious/Bibliogram/Nitter/Libreddit.\nSearXNG - SearXNG is a free internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from various search services and databases. Users are neither tracked nor profiled (SearXNG is a fork of Searx).\nSearx - Searx is a free privacy-respecting internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from more than 70 search services. Users are neither tracked nor profiled. Additionally, Searx can be used over Tor for online anonymity.\nWhoogle Search - A self-hosted, ad-free, privacy-respecting metasearch engine for Google.\nGoogle Translate # Crow Translate - Simple and lightweight cross-platform translator that allows translation using LibreTranslate, Lingva, Google, Bing, and Yandex, as well as text-to-speech using Google.\nDeepL Android - Unofficial Android client for DeepL.\nInstaLate - Distraction-free translation for Android, to be used directly from within any app. Supports Beolingus, DeepL, Dict.cc, GNU CIDE, Heinzelnisse, LibreTranslate, Linguee, WikDict, and Wiktionary.\nLingva Translate - Alternative front-end for Google Translate, serving as a free and open-source translator with over a hundred languages available.\nSimplyTranslate - Provide fast and private translations to the user without wasting much overhead for extensive styling or JavaScript. Supports Google Translate, DeepL, ICIBA, and LibreTranslate.\nSimplyTranslate Mobile - Unofficial Android client of SimplyTranslate.\nHacker News # Hackers - A native iOS app for Hacker News.\nHackerweb - A simply readable Hacker News web app.\nHckrnws - A custom front-end for a better reading experience of HackerNews.\nHN-search - Algolia Hacker News search.\nHNTopLinks - Top Links on Hacker News.\nImgur # Imgin - Minimal Imgur front end Imgrs - Imgrs is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. It\u0026rsquo;s a Rust rewrite of a previous Imgur proxy project, Omgur. Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/imgrs Omgur - Omgur is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. Inspired by the Invidious, Nitter, and Teddit projects. No JavaScript or ads All requests go through the Omgur backend, client never talks to Imgur Prevents Imgur from tracking your IP or JavaScript fingerprint Lightweight Self-hostable Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/omgur Rimgo - Self-hosted frontend for Imgur written in Go. Website: https://i.bcow.xyz/ Rimgu - Self-hosted alternative frontend/ proxy for Imgur Instagram # Bibliogram - Bibliogram is an alternative front-end for Instagram. Public instances: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/bibliogram-docs/tree/master/docs/Instances.md Mastodon # Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Hyperspace - cross-platform Mastodon client for the fediverse written in TypeScript and React Pinafore - Alternative web client for Mastodon, focused on speed and simplicity Sengi - cross-platform multi-account Mastodon \u0026amp; Pleroma desktop client TheDesk - cross-platform Mastodon \u0026amp; Misskey desktop client Tootle - simple GTK-based Linux Mastodon client Tusky - lightweight Android Mastodon client Medium # Scribe - Alternative front-end to Medium.com Other services # ArchiveBox - Open source self-hosted web archiving. Takes URLs/browser history/bookmarks/Pocket/Pinboard/etc., saves HTML, JS, PDFs, media, and more etherpad-lite - Collaborative rich text editor. A modern really-real-time collaborative document editor Gitea - Lightweight git server. Git with a cup of tea, painless self-hosted git service Hedgedoc - Collaborative markdown editor. A platform to write and share markdown Librarian - Alternative frontend for LBRY / Odysee.com MediathekViewWeb - Video content of German public-service television broadcasters (e.g. ARD, ZDF) Official instance: mediathekviewweb.de NoPaste - NoPaste is an open-source website similar to Pastebin where you can store any piece of code, and generate links for easy sharing PrivateBin - Zero knowledge encrypted paste-bin. A minimalist, open source online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data. Data is encrypted/decrypted in the browser using 256 bits AES Snapdrop - Similar to Apple\u0026rsquo;s Airdrop but in your browser. A Progressive Web App for local file sharing Vaultwarden - Password manager. Unofficial Bitwarden compatible server written in Rust, formerly known as bitwarden_rs Wikiless - A free open source alternative Wikipedia front-end focused on privacy Reddit # Due to recent changes with the Reddit API Policy you may have mixed success with these. These are kept here in the event that this changes, but otherwise these are mostly dead projects\nDawn - Open-source Reddit app Available on F-Droid Forked from Dank: https://github.com/saket/Dank Eddrit - Alternative front-end for Reddit, inspired by Nitter, built with Python \u0026amp; Starlette. Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Infinity - Reddit client for Android Available on F-Droid junipf/reddit-frontend - A reddit front-end written in React Official instance: https://jpf-reddit.netlify.app kddit - uWSGI frontend for Reddit.com written in Python Official instance: https://kddit.kalli.st Libreddit - Alternative front-end for Reddit. Themed around Reddit\u0026rsquo;s new design - Lightweight, no JavaScript, no ads, no tracking. Official instance: libredd.it Public instances: https://github.com/spikecodes/libreddit#instances RedditClient - Alternative front-end for Reddit, built with Angular Roffline - A self-hosted offline Reddit server. It allows you to browse Reddit posts (including any media in the post) while offline. It is targeted at people that have intermittent internet Snew - Open-source client for Reddit forked from the Reddit source code. Slide - Open source, ad free Reddit browser for Android Available on F-Droid Stealth - Account-free, privacy-oriented, and feature-rich Reddit client. Available on F-Droid Teddit - Alternative Reddit front-end focused on privacy - Lightweight, no ads, no JavaScript, unofficial API. Official instance: https://teddit.net Public instances: https://github.com/teddit-net/teddit#instances Github mirror repository Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Teddit Top of Reddit - Top Reddit posts every day. Troddit: A web client for Reddit Official instance: https://www.troddit.com Updoot - Android, alternative front-end for Reddit. Xeddit - A Xamarin.Forms app for Reddit. Official instance: xeddit.com Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Xeddit Redirection # Farside - Farside provides links that automatically redirect to working instances of privacy-oriented alternative frontends, such as Nitter, Libreddit, etc. This allows for users to have more reliable access to the available public instances for a particular service, while also helping to distribute traffic more evenly across all instances and avoid performance bottlenecks and rate-limiting. LibRedirect - App that redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends. If you click on a link of a Youtube like it will redirect to you to Newpipe, Twitter to nitter, Wikipedia to Wikiless etc. Privacy Redirect - A simple web extension that redirects Twitter, YouTube, Instagram \u0026amp; Google Maps requests to privacy friendly alternatives Firefox Add-On: Privacy Redirect Chrome Extension: Privacy Redirect UntrackMe - UntrackMe transforms Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Reddit and Medium and Wikipedia links to links of open source, privacy friendly front-ends. Converts Google Maps links to OpenStreetMap links. Removes tracking parameters from any url. Then delegates the action to other apps that are capable of handling them. (Android app) Watch on Odysee - Browser add on that redirects you from YouTube to odysee a decentralized Youtube alternative Reuters # Neuters - An alternative front-end to Reuters.com. It is intended to be lightweight and fast, and was heavily inspired by Nitter Official instance: https://boxcat.site Shazam # SongRec - Open-source Shazam client for Linux, written in Rust. Spotify # Downtify - Open source Spotify ripper. Self Hosted. Kotify - Requires Spotify Account - Multiplatform desktop client for Spotify focused on library organization for power users. Relies on official Spotify client for playback Librespot - Requires Spotify Premium Account - librespot is an open source client library for Spotify. It enables applications to use Spotify\u0026rsquo;s service to control and play music via various backends, and to act as a Spotify Connect receiver. It is an alternative to the official and now deprecated closed-source libspotify. Additionally, it will provide extra features which are not available in the official library Oggify - Download Spotify tracks to Ogg Vorbis (with a Spotify premium account), based on librespot psst - Fast and multi-platform Spotify client with native GUI Podcast MP3 Downloader - Download MP3 files of your favorite podcasts from Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts, and Overcast. Spot: Gtk/Rust native Spotify client for the GNOME desktop. Only works with premium accounts Spotiqueue - Minimalistic queue-oriented macOS-native client for Spotify, with Guile Scheme scriptability SpotDownloader - A simple web tool that allows you to download songs from Spotify. You can download a song either by entering a track, album, or playlist link. You can also download the entire album or playlist in ZIP format. It also adds all the metadata like cover image, artists, and release date in the downloaded songs. Show, Podcast, and Artist page links aren\u0026rsquo;t supported yet. Spotiflyer - Download free content from Youtube, Spotify, Sound Cloud and more Spotube: A lightweight and free Spotify crossplatform-client which handles playback manually, streams music using Youtube \u0026amp; no Spotify premium account is needed SpotX: Modified Spotify Client for Windows (Windows Only) - Blocking ads and updates for the desktop version of Spotify, disabling podcasts and more Telegram # Telegram-FOSS - Unofficial, FOSS-friendly fork of the original Telegram client for Android. TikTok # ProxiTok - Open source alternative frontend for TikTok made with PHP. Official instance: Pussthecat Instance Twitch # ElectronPlayer - Electron Based Web Video Services Player. Supports Netflix, Youtube, Twitch, Floatplane, Hulu and more streamlink-twitch-gui - Multi platform Twitch.tv browser for Streamlink Twire: Alternative and open source Twitch client for Android Xtra - Twitch player and browser for Android Twitter/X # Due to recent changes with the Twitter API Policy you may have mixed success with these.\nFritter - A free, open-source Twitter client for Android. Harpy - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Flutter/Dart. Nitter - Alternative Twitter front-end - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Official instance: nitter.net Public instances: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances Example: Troy Hunt on Twitter and Nitter Shitter - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Java. Tweet-app - Desktop Twitter client only for tweeting. Timeline never shows up. Tweeterr - A tool to use Twitter from the command line on the fly. Tweepy - Twitter for Python Twidere X - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built mostly with Kotlin, in early stage. YouTube # Alltube - Web GUI for youtube-dl AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. BlackHole - Android music player app for YouTube Music and Spotify made with Flutter CloudTube - Alternative front-end for Invidious Official instance: https://tube.cadence.moe Installation guide for self-hosting: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/tube-docs/tree/main/item/docs/cloudtube/Installing%20CloudTube.md FreeTube - Open source YouTube desktop player for privacy on Windows, Mac and Linux Invidious - Invidious is an alternative front-end to YouTube - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Home page: https://invidious.io Invidious instances (Github): https://github.com/iv-org/documentation/blob/master/Invidious-Instances.md Invidious instances API: https://api.invidious.io Installation guide for self-hosting: https://docs.invidious.io/Installation.md Invidious-viewer - Python application to watch YouTube videos through the Invidious API, in the terminal (requires MPV player and libmpv.so, provided by Linux distro) Invuedious - An alternative frontend for invidious built with vue.js Official instance: https://bocchilorenzo.github.io/invuedious/ LibreTube - Android frontend for YouTube, based on Piped minitube - Lightweight youtube client with a kid-friendly interface. Can make playlists from search keywords mps-youtube - Terminal based YouTube player and downloader. NewPipe - A libre lightweight streaming front-end for Android oleksis/youtube-dl-gui - Cross-platform front-end GUI of the popular youtube-dl written in wxPython OpenVideoDownloader aka jely2002/youtube-dl-gui - A cross-platform GUI for youtube-dl made in Electron and node.js Piped - An alternative privacy-friendly YouTube frontend which is efficient by design - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking Official instance: https://piped.kavin.rocks List of public instances: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped/wiki/Instances Installation guide for self-hosting: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Documentation/blob/main/content/docs/self-hosting/index.md pipe-viewer - A lightweight application (fork of straw-viewer) for searching and playing videos from YouTube. Plumber - Local and remote video trimmer, can trim parts of video without downloading whole video, utilizes youtube-dl, allows conversion to GIFs smtube - Stand-alone YouTube video player Website: https://www.smtube.org SMTube is part of SMPlayer SMPlayer website: https://www.smplayer.info SMPlayer repository: https://github.com/smplayer-dev/smplayer SmartTubeNext - SmartTubeNext is an advanced YouTube app for Android TVs and TV boxes, free and open source. It is not a live TV client and does not support \u0026ldquo;YouTube TV\u0026rdquo;. SkyTube - An open-source YouTube app for Android. Tartube - A GUI front-end for youtube-dl, partly based on youtube-dl-gui and written in Python 3 / Gtk 3 th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). TubeArchivist - A self hosted YouTube media server. TubeSync - TubeSync is a PVR (personal video recorder) for YouTube. It syncs YouTube channels and playlists to a locally hosted media server. ViewTube - An alternative front-end for YouTube, written in Vue.js, uses Plyr video player; supports SponsorBlock, multiple Invidious instances support, chapters Vividl - Modern Windows GUI for youtube-dl Youtube-dl - Command-line program to download videos from YouTube.com and other video sites Youtube-viewer - Lightweight YouTube client for Linux YouTube.js - Full-featured wrapper around the Innertube API, which is what YouTube itself uses uYouPlus - uYouPlus (uYou+) is an alternative YouTube app for Apple\u0026rsquo;s iOS and iPadOS. yattee - Alternative YouTube frontend for iOS, tvOS and macOS built with Invidious and Piped, supports sponsorblock yt-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously without forcing javascript (Fork of youtube-local) yt-dlp - A youtube-dl fork with additional features and fixes. ytcc - Command line tool to keep track of your favorite playlists on YouTube and many other places. Can import youtube subscriptions from Google Takeout and provide them as an RSS feed for your favorite reader. ytfzf - A POSIX script that helps you find Youtube videos (without API) and opens/downloads them using mpv/youtube-dl. ytmdl - A simple app to get songs from YouTube in mp3 format with artist name, album name etc from sources like iTunes, LastFM, Deezer, Gaana etc. ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. ytdl-gui - A simple-to-use, cross-platform graphical interface for youtube-dl youtube-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously and with greater page performance ytcast - Cast YouTube videos to your smart TV from the command line. This program does roughly the same thing as the \u0026ldquo;Play on TV\u0026rdquo; button that appears on the player bar when you visit youtube.com with Chrome or when you use the YouTube smartphone app YouTube Music # AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. "},{"id":8,"href":"/hacking/","title":"Hacking","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The truth is revealed by removing things that stand in its light, an art not unlike sculpture, in which the artist creates, not by building, but by hacking away.\u0026rdquo; - Alan Watts\nWelcome to the Hacking section of Liberty tools! Hacking should be used to increase your knowledge and harden your defenses. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAnonymity # BinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\nI2P - The Invisible Internet Project.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nNipe - Script to redirect all traffic from the machine to the Tor network.\nOnionScan - One of the Hacking Tools for investigating the Dark Web by finding operational security issues introduced by Tor hidden service operators.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nTor - Free software and onion routed overlay network that helps you defend against traffic analysis.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nBug Bounty Platforms # Bugcrowd List - List of many companies that provide bug bounties. CTF(Capture the flag) # Ctf-tools - Collection of setup scripts to install various security research tools easily and quickly deployable to new machines.\nPwntools - Rapid exploit development framework built for use in CTFs.\nRsaCtfTool - Decrypt data enciphered using weak RSA keys, and recover private keys from public keys using a variety of automated attacks.\nDDoS # HOIC - Updated version of Low Orbit Ion Cannon, has ‘boosters’ to get around common counter measures.\nJS LOIC - JavaScript in-browser version of LOIC.\nLOIC - Open source network stress tool for Windows.\nSlowLoris - DoS tool that uses low bandwidth on the attacking side.\nT50 - Faster network stress tool.\nUFONet - Abuses OSI layer 7 HTTP to create/manage ‘zombies’ and to conduct different attacks using; GET/POST, multithreading, proxies, origin spoofing methods, cache evasion techniques, etc.\nDefense Evasion # AntiVirus Evasion Tool (AVET) - Post-process exploits containing executable files targeted for Windows machines to avoid being recognized by antivirus software.\nHyperion - Runtime encryptor for 32-bit portable executables (“PE .exes”).\nPeCloak.py - Automates the process of hiding a malicious Windows executable from antivirus (AV) detection.\nPeCloakCapstone - Multi-platform fork of the peCloak.py automated malware antivirus evasion tool.\nUniByAv - Simple obfuscator that takes raw shellcode and generates Anti-Virus friendly executables by using a brute-forcable, 32-bit XOR key.\nVeil - Generate metasploit payloads that bypass common anti-virus solutions.\nDefcon Suggested Reading # Defcon Suggested Reading Email Spoofing # SpoofBox - Offers email, SMS, Phone spoofing and lots of other tools. Not a free service. Can also be used to look up phone numbers. Exploit Development # Exploit Writing Tutorials - Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nShellcode Examples - Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial - Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nFile Format Analysis # Hachoir - Python library to view and edit a binary stream as tree of fields and tools for metadata extraction.\nKaitai Struct - File formats and network protocols dissection language and web IDE, generating parsers in C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby.\nVeles - Binary data visualization and analysis tool.\nForensics # Autopsy - Full suite of open source forensics tools.\nCAINE - CAINE is Linux Live CD that contains a wealth of digital forensic tools. Features include a user-friendly GUI, semi-automated report creation and tools for Mobile Forensics, Network Forensics, Data Recovery and more.\nFTK Imager - Open Source Disk imaging tool.\nPaladin Forensic Suite - Live Ubuntu distro with lots of tools. Open source with free and paid versions.\nSIFT Workstation - The SIFT Workstation is a collection of free and open-source incident response and forensic tools designed to perform detailed digital forensic examinations in a variety of settings, all built inside an Ubuntu VM.\nSMART - Open source sampling of many proprietary forensics tools.\nGNU/Linux Utilities # Linux Exploit Suggester - Heuristic reporting on potentially viable exploits for a given GNU/Linux system. Hacking Focused OSINT # AQUATONE - Subdomain discovery tool utilizing various open sources producing a report that can be used as input to other tools.\nBinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\nDataSploit - OSINT visualizer utilizing Shodan, Censys, Clearbit, EmailHunter, FullContact, and Zoomeye behind the scenes.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\ngithub-dorks - CLI tool to scan Github repos/organizations for potential sensitive information leak.\nIntrigue - Automated OSINT \u0026amp; Attack Surface discovery framework with powerful API, UI and CLI.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nShodan - World’s first search engine for Internet-connected devices.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSn1per - One of the Hacking Tools for Automated Pentest Recon Scanner.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\nThreat Crowd - Search engine for threats.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nvcsmap - Plugin-based tool to scan public version control systems for sensitive information.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nHacking Conventions # 44Con - Annual Security Conference held in London.\nAppSecUSA - Annual conference organized by OWASP.\nBalCCon - Balkan Computer Congress, annually held in Novi Sad, Serbia.\nBlack Hat - Annual security conference in Las Vegas.\nBruCON - Annual security conference in Belgium.\nCarolinaCon - Infosec conference, held annually in North Carolina.\nCCC - Annual meeting of the international hacker scene in Germany.\nCHCon - Christchurch Hacker Con, Only South Island of New Zealand hacker con.\nDeepSec - Security Conference in Vienna, Austria.\nDefCamp - Largest Security Conference in Eastern Europe, held annually in Bucharest, Romania.\nDEF CON - Annual hacker convention in Las Vegas. Known for having a left wing bias.\nEkoparty - Largest Security Conference in Latin America, held annually in Buenos Aires, Argentina.\nFSec - FSec - Croatian Information Security Gathering in Varaždin, Croatia.\nHack3rCon - Annual US hacker conference.\nHack.lu - Annual conference held in Luxembourg.\nHackfest - Largest hacking conference in Canada.\nHITB - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nHacking In The Box - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nInfosecurity Europe - Europe’s number one information security event, held in London, UK.\nLayerOne - Annual US security conference held every spring in Los Angeles.\nNullcon - Annual conference in Delhi and Goa, India.\nPhreakNIC - Technology conference held annually in middle Tennessee.\nRSA Conference USA - Annual security conference in San Francisco, California, USA.\nShmooCon - Annual US East coast hacker convention.\nSkyDogCon - Technology conference in Nashville.\nSummerCon - One of the oldest hacker conventions, held during Summer.\nSwiss Cyber Storm - Annual security conference in Lucerne, Switzerland.\nThotCon - Annual US hacker conference held in Chicago.\nTroopers - Annual international IT Security event with workshops held in Heidelberg, Germany.\nVirus Bulletin Conference - Annual conference going to be held in Denver, USA for 2016.\nHash Cracking # BruteForce Wallet - Find the password of an encrypted wallet file (i.e. wallet.dat).\nCeWL - Generates custom wordlists by spidering a target’s website and collecting unique words.\nHashcat - Another One of the Hacking Tools The more fast hash cracker.\nJohn the Ripper - One of the best Hacking Tools for Fast password cracker.\nJWT Cracker - Simple HS256 JWT token brute force cracker.\nRar Crack - RAR bruteforce cracker.\nHex Editors # 0xED – Native macOS hex editor that supports plug-ins to display custom data types.\nFrhed – Binary file editor for Windows.\nHexEdit.js – Browser-based hex editing.\nHexinator – World’s finest (proprietary, commercial) Hex Editor.\nInformation Security Magazines # 2600: The Hacker Quarterly – American publication about technology and computer “underground.”\nPhrack Magazine – By far the longest running hacker zine.\nUnredacted Magazine - The official magazine from Michael Bazzell author of Extreme Privacy.\nLock Picking Resources # Awesome Lockpicking – Awesome guides, tools, and other resources about the security and compromise of locks, safes, and keys.\nBosnianbill – More lockpicking videos.\nSchuyler Towne channel – Lockpicking videos and security talks.\n/r/lockpicking – Resources for learning lockpicking, equipment recommendations.\nmacOS Utilities # Bella – Pure Python post-exploitation data mining and remote administration tool for macOS. Multi-paradigm Frameworks # Armitage – Java-based GUI front-end for the Metasploit Framework.\nExploitPack – Graphical tool for automating penetration tests that ships with many pre-packaged exploits.\nFaraday – Multiuser integrated pentesting environment for red teams performing cooperative penetration tests, security audits, and risk assessments.\nMetasploit – Post exploitation Hacking Tools for offensive security teams to help verify vulnerabilities and manage security assessments.\nPupy – Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android) remote administration and post-exploitation tool.\nNetwork Tools # BetterCAP – Modular, portable and easily extensible MITM framework.\nCloudFail – Unmask server IP addresses hidden behind Cloudflare by searching old database records and detecting misconfigured DNS.\nCrackMapExec – A swiss army knife for pentesting networks.\nDebookee – Simple and powerful network traffic analyzer for macOS.\nDET – Proof of concept to perform data exfiltration using either single or multiple channel(s) at the same time.\nDgcd – Simple Unix network utility to extend the accessibility of TCP/IP based network services beyond firewalls.\nDnsmap – One of the Hacking Tools for Passive DNS network mapper.\nDnsrecon – One of the Hacking Tools for DNS enumeration script.\nDnschef – Highly configurable DNS proxy for pentesters.\nDnsenum – Perl script that enumerates DNS information from a domain, attempts zone transfers, performs a brute force dictionary style attack, and then performs reverse look-ups on the results.\nDnstracer – Determines where a given DNS server gets its information from, and follows the chain of DNS servers.\nDNSDumpster – One of the Hacking Tools for Online DNS recon and search service.\nDshell – Network forensic analysis framework.\nDsniff – Collection of tools for network auditing and pentesting.\nDripcap – Caffeinated packet analyzer.\nEvilgrade – Modular framework to take advantage of poor upgrade implementations by injecting fake updates.\nEttercap – Comprehensive, mature suite for machine-in-the-middle attacks.\nImpacket – A collection of Python classes for working with network protocols.\nIntercepter-NG – Multifunctional network toolkit.\nMass Scan – Best Hacking Tools for TCP port scanner, spews SYN packets asynchronously, scanning entire Internet in under 5 minutes.\nMallory – HTTP/HTTPS proxy over SSH.\nMitmproxy – Interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy for penetration testers and software developers.\nMorpheus – Automated ettercap TCP/IP Hacking Tools.\nNetsniff-ng – Swiss army knife for network sniffing.\nNetwork-Tools.com – Website offering an interface to numerous basic network utilities like ping, traceroute, whois, and more.\nNmap – Free security scanner for network exploration \u0026amp; security audits.\nPassivedns – Network sniffer that logs all DNS server replies for use in a passive DNS setup.\nPassivedns-client – Library and query tool for querying several passive DNS providers.\nPig – One of the Hacking Tools for GNU/Linux packet crafting.\nPwnat – Punches holes in firewalls and NATs.\nPraeda – Automated multi-function printer data harvester for gathering usable data during security assessments.\nPrinter Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) – Tool for printer security testing capable of IP and USB connectivity, fuzzing, and exploitation of PostScript, PJL, and PCL printer language features.\nRoutersploit – Open source exploitation framework similar to Metasploit but dedicated to embedded devices.\nScanless – Utility for using websites to perform port scans on your behalf so as not to reveal your own IP.\nScapy – Python-based interactive packet manipulation program \u0026amp; library.\nSPARTA – Graphical interface offering scriptable, configurable access to existing network infrastructure scanning and enumeration tools.\nSSH MITM – Intercept SSH connections with a proxy; all plaintext passwords and sessions are logged to disk.\nTcpdump/libpcap – Common packet analyzer that runs under the command line.\nWireshark – Widely-used graphical, cross-platform network protocol analyzer.\nXRay – Network (sub)domain discovery and reconnaissance automation tool.\nZarp – Network attack tool centered around the exploitation of local networks.\nZmap – Open source network scanner that enables researchers to easily perform Internet-wide network studies.\nOperating Systems # Best Linux Penetration Testing Distributions @ CyberPunk – Description of main penetration testing distributions.\nCuckoo – Open source automated malware analysis system.\nComputer Aided Investigative Environment (CAINE) – Italian GNU/Linux live distribution created as a digital forensics project.\nCSILinux - CSI\u0026rsquo;s mission is to equip you with the most advanced tools in digital forensics, OSINT, and incident response.\nDigital Evidence \u0026amp; Forensics Toolkit (DEFT) – Live CD for forensic analysis runnable without tampering or corrupting connected devices where the boot process takes place.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nSecurity @ Distrowatch – Website dedicated to talking about, reviewing, and keeping up to date with open source operating systems.\nTails – Live OS aimed at preserving privacy and anonymity.\nPhysical Hacking Tools # Anof-cyber/APTRS - APTRS (Automated Penetration Testing Reporting System) is an automated reporting tool in Python and Django. The tool allows Penetration testers to create a report directly without using the Traditional Docx file. It also provides an approach to keeping track of the projects and vulnerabilities.\nCanarytokens.org - Canarytokens are a free, quick, painless way to help defenders discover they\u0026rsquo;ve been breached by having attackers announce themselves. These are digital honeypots you can configure on your own network.\nFlipperzero.one - Flipper Zero is a portable multi-tool for pentesters and geeks in a toy-like body. It loves hacking digital stuff, such as radio protocols, access control systems, hardware and more. It\u0026rsquo;s fully open-source and customizable, so you can extend it in whatever way you like. Check out more firmware options here\nHak5.org - Sells many hacking for wifi pentesting, hotplug attacks, implants, remote access field kits and more. Breakdown of multiple tools\nLAN Turtle – Covert “USB Ethernet Adapter” that provides remote access, network intelligence gathering, and MITM capabilities when installed in a local network.\nPoisontap – Siphons cookies, exposes internal (LAN-side) router and installs web backdoor on locked computers.\nUSB Rubber Ducky – Customizable keystroke injection attack platform masquerading as a USB thumbdrive.\nWiFi Pineapple – Wireless auditing and penetration testing platform.\nPenetration Testing Resources # Pentest Tools # Metasploit Unleashed - Free Offensive Security Metasploit course.\nMITRE’s Adversarial Tactics, Techniques \u0026amp; Common Knowledge (ATT\u0026amp;CK) – Curated knowledge base and model for cyber adversary behavior.\nOpen Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM) – Framework for providing test cases that result in verified facts on which to base decisions that impact an organization’s security.\nOpen Web Application Security Project (OWASP) – Worldwide not-for-profit charitable organization focused on improving the security of especially Web-based and Application-layer software.\nPenetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) – Documentation designed to provide a common language and scope for performing and reporting the results of a penetration test.\nPenetration Testing Framework (PTF) – Outline for performing penetration tests compiled as a general framework usable by vulnerability analysts and penetration testers alike.\nPENTEST-WIKI – Free online security knowledge library for pentesters and researchers.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nShellcode Examples – Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial – Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nXSS-Payloads – Ultimate resource for all things cross-site including payloads, tools, games and documentation.\nPenetration Testing Distributions # ArchStrike – Arch GNU/Linux repository for security professionals and enthusiasts.\nAttifyOS – GNU/Linux distribution focused on tools useful during Internet of Things (IoT) security assessments.\nBackBox – Ubuntu-based distribution for penetration tests and security assessments.\nBlackArch – Arch GNU/Linux-based distribution with best Hacking Tools for penetration testers and security researchers.\nFedora Security Lab – Provides a safe test environment to work on security auditing, forensics, system rescue and teaching security testing methodologies.\nKali – GNU/Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing Hacking Tools.\nNetwork Security Toolkit (NST) – Fedora-based bootable live operating system designed to provide easy access to best-of-breed open source network security applications.\nParrot – Distribution similar to Kali, with multiple architectures with 100 of Hacking Tools.\nPentoo – Security-focused live CD based on Gentoo.\nThe Pentesters Framework – Distro organized around the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES), providing a curated collection of utilities that eliminates often unused toolchains.\nDocker for Penetration Testing # docker pull kalilinux/kali-linux-docker docker pull owasp/zap2docker-stable docker pull wpscanteam/wpscan docker pull citizenstig/dvwa docker pull wpscanteam/vulnerablewordpress docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-6271 docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-0160 docker pull opendns/security-ninjas docker pull diogomonica/docker-bench-security docker pull ismisepaul/securityshepherd docker pull danmx/docker-owasp-webgoat docker-compose build \u0026amp;\u0026amp; docker-compose up docker pull citizenstig/nowasp docker pull bkimminich/juice-shop docker pull phocean/msf Penetration Testing Report Templates # Pentesting Report Template – lucideus.com template.\nPentesting Report Template – pcisecuritystandards.org template.\nPublic Pentesting Reports – Curated list of public penetration test reports released by several consulting firms and academic security groups.\nRansomware Recovery # Nomoreransom - Help detect what kind of ransomware encryption you’re affected by and free tools to unlock it, in many but not all cases. Reverse Engineering Tools # Binwalk – Fast, easy to use tool for analyzing, reverse engineering, and extracting firmware images.\nCapstone – Lightweight multi-platform, multi-architecture disassembly framework.\ndnSpy – One of the Hacking Tools to reverse engineer .NET assemblies.\nEvan’s Debugger – OllyDbg-like debugger for GNU/Linux.\nFrida – Dynamic instrumentation toolkit for developers, reverse-engineers, and security researchers.\nImmunity Debugger – Powerful way to write exploits and analyze malware.\nInteractive Disassembler (IDA Pro) – Proprietary multi-processor disassembler and debugger for Windows, GNU/Linux, or macOS; also has a free version, IDA Free.\nMedusa – Open source, cross-platform interactive disassembler.\nOllyDbg – x86 debugger for Windows binaries that emphasizes binary code analysis.\nPeda – Python Exploit Development Assistance for GDB.\nPlasma – Interactive disassembler for x86/ARM/MIPS. Generates indented pseudo-code with colored syntax code.\nPyREBox – Python scriptable Reverse Engineering sandbox by Cisco-Talos.\nRadare2 – Open source, crossplatform reverse engineering framework.\nrVMI – Debugger on steroids; inspect userspace processes, kernel drivers, and preboot environments in a single tool.\nVoltron – Extensible debugger UI toolkit written in Python.\nWDK/WinDbg – Windows Driver Kit and WinDbg.\nx64dbg – Open source x64/x32 debugger for windows.\nSecurity Courses # ARIZONA CYBER WARFARE RANGE – 24×7 live fire exercises for beginners through real world operations; capability for upward progression into the real world of cyber warfare.\nComputer Security Student – Many free tutorials, great for beginners, $10/mo membership unlocks all content.\nCTF Field Guide – Everything you need to win your next CTF competition.\nCybrary – Free courses in ethical hacking and advanced penetration testing. Advanced penetration testing courses are based on the book ‘Penetration Testing for Highly-Secured Environments’.\nEuropean Union Agency for Network and Information Security – ENISA Cyber Security Training material.\nOffensive Security Training – Training from BackTrack/Kali developers.\nOpen Security Training – Training material for computer security classes.\nSANS Security Training – Computer Security Training \u0026amp; Certification.\nSide-channel Tools # ChipWhisperer – Complete open-source toolchain for side-channel power analysis and glitching attacks. Social Engineering # Beelogger – Tool for generating keylooger.\nCatphish – Tool for phishing and corporate espionage written in Ruby.\nEvilginx – MITM attack framework used for phishing credentials and session cookies from any Web service.\nKing Phisher – One of the Hacking Tools for Phishing campaign toolkit used for creating and managing multiple simultaneous phishing attacks with custom email and server content.\nSocial Engineer Toolkit (SET) – Open source pentesting framework designed for social engineering featuring a number of custom attack vectors to make believable attacks quickly.\nSocial Engineering Framework – Information resource for social engineers.\nwifiphisher – Automated phishing attacks against WiFi networks.\nStatic Analyzers # Bandit – Security oriented static analyser for python code.\nBrakeman – Static analysis security vulnerability scanner for Ruby on Rails applications.\nCppcheck – Extensible C/C++ static analyzer focused on finding bugs.\nFindBugs – Free software static analyzer to look for bugs in Java code.\nSobelow – Security-focused static analysis for the Phoenix Framework.\nTransport Layer Security Tools # SSLyze – Fast and comprehensive TLS/SSL configuration analyzer to help identify security mis-configurations.\nTLS Prober – Fingerprint a server’s SSL/TLS implementation.\nTestssl.sh – Command line tool which checks a server’s service on any port for the support of TLS/SSL ciphers, protocols as well as some cryptographic flaws.\nTools, Lists, Tutorials etc. # AD Exploit guides - Detailed guide on methods to exploit Active Directory.\nAndroid Security – Collection of Android security-related resources.\nAppSec – Resources for learning about application security.\nAwesome Awesomness – The List of the Lists.\nC/C++ Programming – One of the main language for open source security tools.\nCTFs – Capture The Flag frameworks, libraries, etc.\nExploit Writing Tutorials – Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nForensics – Free (mostly open source) forensic analysis tools and resources.\nGB Hackers Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHackerone Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHacking – Tutorials, tools, and resources.\nHoneypots – Honeypots, tools, components, and more.\nInfoSec § Hacking challenges – Comprehensive directory of CTFs, wargames, hacking challenge websites, Penetration testing tools list practice lab exercises, and more.\nInfosec – Information security resources for pentesting, forensics, and more.\nJavaScript Programming – In-browser development and scripting.\nKali Linux Tools – List of Hacking tools present in Kali Linux.\nMalware Analysis – Tools and resources for analysts.\nNode.js Programming – Curated list of delightful Node.js packages and resources.\nPCAP Tools – Tools for processing network traffic.\nPenetration Testing Cheat Sheets – Awesome Pentest Cheat Sheets.\nPivoting and Tunneling Guide - Detailed guide on methods to exploit.\nPython Programming 1 – General Python programming.\nPython Programming 2 – General Python programming.\nPython tools for penetration testers – Lots of pentesting tools are written in Python.\nRuby Programming 1 – The de-facto language for writing exploits.\nRuby Programming 2 – The de-facto\nVirtual Machines Labs # CFTtime - Free capture the flag hacking games.\nMindMaps - Massive list of smaller sites that provide individual hacking challenges.\nPentesterlab - Free and paid Pentesting training with labs.\nSadcloud - Sadcloud is a tool for spinning up insecure AWS infrastructure with Terraform.\nVulnerability Hub - Free Virtual machines to hack, provided by the community.\nVulnmachines - A place to learn and improve penetration testing/ethical hacking skills for FREE. The labs consist of 100+ real world scenarios to practice the latest exploits and cutting edge hacking techniques.\nVulnerability Databases # Bugtraq (BID) – Software security bug identification database compiled from submissions to the SecurityFocus mailing list and other sources, operated by Symantec, Inc.\nCommon Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) – Dictionary of common names (i.e., CVE Identifiers) for publicly known security vulnerabilities.\nCXSecurity – Archive of published CVE and Bugtraq software vulnerabilities cross-referenced with a Google dork database for discovering the listed vulnerability.\nExploit-DB – Non-profit project hosting exploits for software vulnerabilities, provided as a public service by Offensive Security.\nFull-Disclosure – Public, vendor-neutral forum for detailed discussion of vulnerabilities, often publishes details before many other sources.\nInj3ct0r (Onion service) – Exploit marketplace and vulnerability information aggregator.\nMicrosoft Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Microsoft software.\nMicrosoft Security Bulletins – Announcements of security issues discovered in Microsoft software, published by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC).\nMozilla Foundation Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Mozilla software, including the Firefox Web Browser.\nNational Vulnerability Database (NVD) – United States government’s National Vulnerability Database provides additional meta-data (CPE, CVSS scoring) of the standard CVE List along with a fine-grained search engine.\nPacket Storm – Compendium of exploits, advisories, tools, and other security-related resources aggregated from across the industry.\nSecuriTeam – Independent source of software vulnerability information.\nUS-CERT Vulnerability Notes Database – Summaries, technical details, remediation information, and lists of vendors affected by software vulnerabilities, aggregated by the United States Computer Emergency Response Team (US-CERT).\nVulnerability Lab – Open forum for security advisories organized by category of exploit target.\nVulners – Security database of software vulnerabilities.\nZero Day Initiative – Bug bounty program with the publicly accessible archive of published security advisories, operated by TippingPoint.\nVulnerability Scanners # Nexpose – Commercial vulnerability and risk management assessment engine that integrates with Metasploit, sold by Rapid7.\nNessus – Commercial vulnerability management, configuration, and compliance assessment platform, sold by Tenable. Free for under 25 devices.\nOpenVAS – Free open source software implementation of the popular Nessus vulnerability assessment system.\nVuls – Agentless vulnerability scanner for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD, written in Go.\nWeb Exploitation # Autochrome – Easy to install a test browser with all the appropriate setting needed for web application testing with native Burp support, from NCCGroup.\nBlindElephant – Web application fingerprinter.\nBrowser Exploitation Framework (BeEF) – Command and control server for delivering exploits to commandeered Web browsers.\nBurp Suite – One of the Hacking Tools integrated platform for performing security testing of web applications.\nCommix – Automated all-in-one operating system command injection and exploitation tool.\nDVCS Ripper – Rip web accessible (distributed) version control systems: SVN/GIT/HG/BZR.\nEyeWitness – Tool to take screenshots of websites, provide some server header info, and identify default credentials if possible.\nFiddler – Free cross-platform web debugging proxy with user-friendly companion tools.\nFimap – Find, prepare, audit, exploit and even Google automatically for LFI/RFI bugs.\nFuzzDB – Dictionary of attack patterns and primitives for black-box application fault injection and resource discovery.\nGitTools – One of the Hacking Tools that Automatically find and download Web accessible .git repositories.\nKadabra – Automatic LFI exploiter and scanner.\nKadimus – LFI scan and exploit tool.\nLiffy – LFI exploitation tool.\nNoSQLmap – Automatic NoSQL injection and database takeover tool.\nOffensive Web Testing Framework (OWTF) – Python-based framework for pentesting Web applications based on the OWASP Testing Guide.\nSslstrip – One of the Hacking Tools Demonstration of the HTTPS stripping attacks.\nSslstrip2 – SSLStrip version to defeat HSTS.\nsqlmap – Automatic SQL injection and database takeover tool.\nTplmap – Automatic server-side template injection and Web server takeover Hacking Tools.\nVHostScan – A virtual host scanner that performs reverse lookups, can be used with pivot tools, detect catch-all scenarios, aliases and dynamic default pages.\nWeevely3 – Weaponized web shell.\nWebscreenshot – A simple script to take screenshots of list of websites.\nWhatWeb – Website fingerprinter.\nWappalyzer – Wappalyzer uncovers the technologies used on websites.\nwafw00f – Identifies and fingerprints Web Application Firewall (WAF) products.\nWordPress Exploit Framework – Ruby framework for developing and using modules which aid in the penetration testing of WordPress powered websites and systems.\nWPSploit – Exploit WordPress-powered websites with Metasploit.\nWeb Scanners # Arachni – Scriptable framework for evaluating the security of web applications.\nCms-explorer – Reveal the specific modules, plugins, components and themes that various websites powered by content management systems are running.\nNikto – Noisy but fast black box web server and web application vulnerability scanner.\nSecApps – In-browser web application security testing suite.\nWebReaver – Commercial, graphical web application vulnerability scanner designed for macOS.\nw3af – Hacking Tools for Web application attack and audit framework.\nWPScan – Hacking Tools of Black box WordPress vulnerability scanner.\nWapiti – Black box web application vulnerability scanner with built-in fuzzer.\nJoomscan – One of the best Hacking Tools for Joomla vulnerability scanner.\nACSTIS – Automated client-side template injection (sandbox escape/bypass) detection for AngularJS.\nWindows Utilities # Bloodhound – Graphical Active Directory trust relationship explorer.\nDeathStar – Python script that uses Empire’s RESTful API to automate gaining Domain Admin rights in Active Directory environments.\nEmpire – Pure PowerShell post-exploitation agent.\nFibratus – Tool for exploration and tracing of the Windows kernel.\nMagic Unicorn – Shellcode generator for numerous attack vectors, including Microsoft Office macros, PowerShell, HTML applications (HTA), or certutil (using fake certificates).\nMimikatz – Credentials extraction tool for Windows operating system.\nPowerSploit – PowerShell Post-Exploitation Framework.\nredsnarf – Post-exploitation tool for retrieving password hashes and credentials from Windows workstations, servers, and domain controllers.\nResponder – LLMNR, NBT-NS and MDNS poisoner.\nSysinternals Suite – The Sysinternals Troubleshooting Utilities.\nwePWNise – Generates architecture independent VBA code to be used in Office documents or templates and automates bypassing application control and exploit mitigation software.\nWindows Credentials Editor – Inspect logon sessions and add, change, list, and delete associated credentials, including Kerberos tickets.\nWindows Exploit Suggester – Detects potential missing patches on the target.\nWireless Network Hacking # Aircrack-ng – Set of Penetration testing \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list for auditing wireless networks.\nFluxion – Suite of automated social engineering based WPA attacks.\nKismet – Wireless network detector, sniffer, and IDS.\nReaver – Brute force attack against WiFi Protected Setup.\nWifite – Automated wireless attack tool.\n"},{"id":9,"href":"/health/","title":"Health","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Our food should be our medicine and our medicine should be our food.\u0026rdquo; - Hippocrates\nThe modern world is poisoning us. Big Ag, Big Pharma, social media, environmental pollution, EMFs are everywhere. Corporations and every level of our governments are complicit, and this trend doesnt seem to be slowing down. We need to take our health back into our own hands. By embracing traditional wisdom, and alternatives to mainstream health we can reclaim much of the health that modern society has been slowly destroying.\nReject modernity. Embrace Tradition.\nBioHacking Tools # AgelessBody - List of Biohacking tools and strategies\nAnyLuv Metal Glasses - Anyluv sells blue light blocking daytime and nighttime glasses with metal frames, so that you can minimize your light exposure without putting plastic on your face like most other blue light blocking glasses.\nBioHackerLabs Tools - Several different tools and resources. Net Carb Calc, Glucose Ketone Calc, Blood Sugar converter, Blue light testing.\nBluBlox - Cheaper Blue light blocking sunglasses\nBonCharge - Numerous products for sale. Include Blu light blocking, EMF Blocking, red light therapy etc. Products are bit pricey.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nEmr-Tek - Wide range of products. Inlcuding non plastic blue and yellow light blocking glasses. Iphone radiation blocking cases. Red light devices and more.\nOpal - App that blocks other apps. Social media can be addicting and can impact your productivity, but sometimes deleting it isn\u0026rsquo;t an option. Stop yourself from wasting time on social media during designated time frames with the Opal app.\nChips - Seed Oil Free # Seed oils are everywhere. New evidence shows that they are wildly toxic and heavily correlate with the increase in major chronic disease over the last 100 years. But Chips are also delicious so here\u0026rsquo;s a few options for seed oil free chips. Anti-Seed Oil Data\nBeefys Own - Beef tallow potato chips.\nMasa Chips - Organic nixtalized corn chips cooked in grassfed beef tallow. From the creators of the Shireapp. Accepts Bitcoin. Currently they are a bit pricey.\nRosies Chips - Beef tallow potato chips.\nSiete Foods - Family owned Mexican company that produces a wide range of seed oil free chips and other products. Primarily cooked in Avocado oil.\nClothing # Non Plastic, EMF Resistant and Grounded\nAll of these ideas may seem controversial to you. Here are some great resources to learn more about them. Grounding/Earthing , Microplastics , Guide on avoiding all plastics and toxic chemicals\nAJConsultingCompany - Non Plastic Alternatives\nBuffaloWoolCo - 100% buffalo/bison wool clothing.\nCottonique - GOTS Certified 100% Organic cotton products.\nEarth Runners - Earth Runners was created to rewild our lives in response to the typical modern domesticated lifestyle, which is causing numerous health, psychological and social issues. Grounded minimalist sandals.\nFindwool.com - Find 100% pure wool in your area.\nGrounded Shoes - Shoes that are discharged electricity from body via grounded shoes. Most(but not all) shoes are 100% leather and plastic free.\nHarvest and Mill - 100% organic cotton sheets, towels \u0026amp; more. 100% Sourced \u0026amp; Made in the USA.\nHemp Organic Life - Organic hemp products for all sorts of less common items such as: mattress covers, cushions, sleeping bags, soaps, socks, and even home and car seat covers.\nNatural Home - Natural home sells a wide mix of organic wool, cotton, linen, hemp furniture and much more.\nOddobody - 100% organic cotton underwear for woman.\nPeluva Shoes - Founded by liberty leaning nutrition expert Mark Sisson. Peluva aims to create shoes that allow you to move well in a more natural state.\nRawganique - Organic cotton, linen and Hemp clothing and accessories.\nRhizal Shoes - Grounded 100% leather shoes.\nThe Filtery - Aggregator for non plastic clothes and other household items.\nWoolshire - GOTS Certified 100% Organic locally sourced Cotton products. Organic sourcing is often not verified when it comes from other countries. At Woolshire it is verified.\nWyoming Based - American Wool company. Sells Beanies and Sweaters. Accepts Bitcoin. Manufactured in America. Anti-woke.\nCosmetics # Animal based and Non-Toxic\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Deodorant, Toothpaste, soap, etc\nCaptain Fishers - Balms and Hair serum using Tallow and other natural ingredients.\nClara And Fritz - Whipped tallow based sunscreen and other products\nDakota Tallow - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nFarrow.Life - Pork Lard based. Farrow is made in real time and in small batches to ensure super freshness and the highest quality.\nJKLM Farm - Small Batch Animal Fat Soap \u0026amp; Skincare Products. Includes bone marrow soap,bacon fat soap, hair paste and more.\nMeraki Blu - Meraki Blu and Tallow based supplements. Meraki Blu has been shown to help Energy, Focus, Short-Term and Long-Term Memory, Uplift Mood, Calm Anxiety, and be Anti-Aging focused.\nNoseToTail-BodyCare - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nVintage Tradition - Tallow Lip balms.\nWhite Oaks Home goods - White oaks also provides tallow and lard based cosmetics, candles etc.\nDental Health # Dental health has been an epidemic of malocclusion largely related the to quality of our food for thousands of years. This has led to mass issues with dental decay and improper facial development which leads to nasal breathing, which in turns leads to wisdom teeth problems and many other following health issues.Check out these resources to learn more: Weston A Price\u0026rsquo;s world wide study , Jaw Development , Breathing , General Dental Health\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Toothpaste and other products. Completely natural with no Fluoride.\nVanMan Shop - Toothpase made from eggshell and betonite clay. Shipped in glass containers. Offers other products as well.\nBite - Plastic free Vegan friendly toothpaste and other teeth related products, including bamboo tooth brushes and plastic free floss, all sold in non plastic containers.\nGreenzla - Bamboo plastic free tooth brushes.\nPlastic Free Dental Floss - Made from wheat instead of plastic for your flossing needs.\nMastique Chewing Gum - Often referred to as mastic gum, Mastique offers sugar free, seed oil and trans fat free Mastic gum for chewing to help build jaw strength and avoid jaw/wisdom teeth problems. Also comes with xylitol, coconut and natural mastic for extra teeth care. Doesn\u0026rsquo;t taste like regular gum, but ultimately its not bad tasting either.\nGreco Gum - Single ingredient mastic gum for increasing jaw strength. Made from resinous sap that seeps from the bark of the mastic tree (Pistacia lentiscus) and becomes crystallized.\nApolloGum - Single ingredient mastic gum with only a single ingredient. Offers a 21% discount if purchased in bitcoin.\nBiolight - A redlight device specifically for your mouth and teeth. Red light has shown tremendous health benefits across a wide spectrum. The Biolight can help to restore your oral microbiome. Company also provides many other redlight products.\nMewing App - An app from the creator of Mewing, that helps you do different mewing exercises designed to help strengthen your jaw with proper tongue posture, and help your face, jaw and teeth develop properly.\nEnvironmental Toxin Monitoring # Because Health - A nonprofit environmental health site that offers science-based tips and guides for buying safer cookware and dishes, uncontaminated foods, and nontoxic personal-care products—to help people live more healthfully.\nBreast Cancer Prevention Partners - An organization that provides information for reducing toxic exposures—in food packaging, cosmetics, and other everyday products—to protect people’s breast health and reproductive health.\nCHEM Trust - A website that offers terrific fact sheets about hazardous chemicals and their impacts on health, as well as news about chemical legislation in Europe (such as REACH).\nClearya - A browser plug-in and mobile app that help online shoppers make informed choices. Clearya automatically screens ingredient lists for chemicals of concern while shopping online, and assists in discovering safer alternatives. In parallel, the platform mines insights that serve environmental health scientists and advocacy groups.\nEnvironmental Defense Fund - A leading global nonprofit organization that promotes research related to preserving the health of both the environment and its populations, including humans.\nEnvironmental Health News - A publication of Environmental Health Sciences, a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental health issues, including climate change, the plastic pollution crisis, and harmful chemicals such as BPA.\nEnvironmental Working Group - A nonprofit dedicated to protecting human health and the environment. The group offers excellent Shopper’s Guides with scientifically based recommendations on choosing healthy consumer products (from cosmetics to cleaning products) and uncontaminated foods (including produce). The organization also offers a Healthy Living App with ratings of more than 120,000 food and personal-care products, to help consumers make the healthiest choices.\nMade Safe - A program that certifies safe brands of cosmetics, household products, apparel, bedding, and other products, after a rigorous screening and evaluation of ingredients and materials. Check out their new Healthy Pregnancy Guide.\nNational Resources Defense Council - An organization that works to safeguard the earth, including its air, water, people, plants, and animals, from pollution, chemicals, and other toxic effects.\nProgram on Reproductive Health and the Environment - Under the auspices of the University of California, San Francisco, this program offers valuable resources that can help minimize people’s exposure to reproductive toxins in everyday life.\nSafer Chemicals, Healthy Families - A coalition of organizations and businesses working to safeguard families from toxic chemicals in our homes, workplaces, schools, and in the products we use.\nSafer Made - An organization that invests in companies and technologies that eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals in consumer products and supply chains. Its newsletters highlight developments in phasing out certain chemicals and progress on other environmental issues.\nSilent Spring Institute - A scientific research organization dedicated to uncovering the links between environmental chemicals and human health. On the preventive front, the organization developed Detox Me, a free mobile app to help consumers reduce their exposure to toxic chemicals in their everyday surroundings.\nToxic Free Future - An organization that conducts original research on the complex science underlying different aspects of environmental health and advocates for the use of safer products, chemicals, and practices to ensure a healthier future.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFood Discovery Apps # BuyrApp - An app that lets you scan bar codes to give you more info on products you are purchasing. Tells you if the product is owned by small farms or other corporate interests.\nFeed the People By the People - An organization dedicated to empowering farmers and ranchers across the country and cutting out middlemen to enable direct sales to customers. By decentralizing the food supply chain, they aim to put the power of food back in the hands of the people.\nGetRawMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area based off your zip code.\nGround Work Collective - Website that finds high quality farms and high quality soil.\nLabel Ferret - Label Ferret uses nutrition data from a variety of sources but nutrition data and ingredient labels change frequently so accuracy cannot be guaranteed. You can use this app to read ingredients and nutritional facts from a wide range of different products.\nLocal Fats: Website that that helps you find food providers that dont use seed oils. Includes locations all over the world. Locations are crowd sourced, so anyone can submit a new location they find.\nRealMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area.\nSeed Oil Rebellion - Website that provides education around seed oils and buying/food guides.\nSeed Oil Scout - App that helps you find restaurants and fast food providers that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App only works in IOS.\nSeed oil Free Restaurants - Website that lets you look up specific restaurants to see what oils they cook in and dont cook in.\nSeedy App - App that helps you find restaurants, fast food providers and products at grocery stores that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App is under construction. Old demo app only worked in IOS.\nShireapp - App that finds local high quality real foods. Includes multiple categories such as Seed oil free, regenerative, grass fed, organic, raw etc.\nHealth Funding Projects # Decentralized Health Fund - The Decentralized Health Fund looks to fund important but largely unprofitable research in regards to lesser known areas of health. The fund is working to collect and store money in BTC in order to give out grants to fund studies and projects around the dangers of EMF\u0026rsquo;s, the benefit of grounding, sunlight and other natural sources.\nNew Founding - New Founding is looking to raise funds to focus on \u0026ldquo;early-stage ventures where we can add exceptional value by leveraging our significant proprietary deal flow, our best-in-class intelligence of conservative consumer and institutional demand, and our connections within the right-wing ecosystem.\u0026rdquo; ‍\nHealthcare Alternative # Chronic Illness Recovery - An institute that focuses on healing from long term health issues caused by systemic inflammation and other modern causes.\nCrowdhealth - CrowdHealth is not an insurance company, but a platform \u0026amp; community that empowers you with a crowdfunding tool and a wealth of resources to efficiently manage your health care costs.\nCurehunter - Free service that catalogs most medical conditions and potential treatments. CureHunter is a fully integrated scientific search, data retrieval and analysis engine on the web that can read the entire US National Library of Medicine Medline Archive and automatically extract and quantify the evidence for successful clinical outcomes of all known drugs for all known human diseases.\nDPC Network - Find Direct Primary care Doctors near you.\nDpcare - Direct Primary Care (DPC) is an innovative alternative payment model improving access to high functioning healthcare with a simple, flat, affordable membership fee. No fee-for-service payments. No third party billing. The defining element of DPC is an enduring and trusting relationship between a patient and his or her primary care provider.\nDruglike - Druglike is a platform for democratizing the access, costs, and rewards of early-stage drug discovery. Druglike is building a decentralized computing network which provides resources for anyone looking to start or contribute to early-stage drug discovery projects. Unlike competitors, Druglike will be web-based and completely free to use.\nFree Market Medical Association - Free Market Medical Association helps find Market alternatives to healthcare, co-founded by the CEO of Oklahoma Surgery Center.\nOklahoma Surgery Center - Free Market for Surgery with full price transparency.\nRevero.com - Program that aims to evaluate and measure health metrics to get down to the real causes of your health issues, while using a nutritional and holistic approach.\nTrue Med - True Med helps facilitate acceptance of HSA and FSA money for individuals and companies. This can be used by or for any company that promotes better diet, exercise or other alternative forms of health.\nTWC.Health - Alternative healthcare to the mainstream pharma system. Also sells supplements. Co-founded by Dr. Peter McCullough.\nHigh Quality Meat # Organic, Grass Fed, Regenerative and Seed Oil Free Food\nAUPA Bar - The Chad of energy bars. High quality meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit. AUPA gives discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. Save an additional 5% with code word \u0026ldquo;liberty\u0026rdquo;\nEpic Provisions - One of the best and most convenient ways to access high quality meat in convenient packaging.\nForce of Nature - Another fantastic option for regenerative meat. Including Beef, Bison, Chicken, Elk, Venison, Wild Boar and more. Force of Nature is also unique in selling \u0026ldquo;Ancestral Blends\u0026rdquo; ground meat mixed with small amounts of organ meats for delicious ways to eat highly nutritious organ meats.\nJoyce-Farms - Another great regenerative source of meat. Provides a wide range of poultry, sausages and jerkies.\nMauinui Venison - Regenerative/sustainable raised deer. Axis deer are an invasive species in Maui and need to be kept in check to preserve the water and local plants/farms as there are no natural predators for the deer on Maui. Slightly pricey.\nMeatrition - A massive database in defense of all things Meat.\nNose to Tail - Regenerative and pastured raise meat, specifically focused on producing the best low PUFA raised mono-gastric animals like Chicken and Pork. Also sells Lamb.\nWhite Oak Pastures - One of the most respected regenerative farms around, practicing their idea of \u0026ldquo;radically traditionally farming\u0026rdquo;. White oaks sells several different kinds of meat, including, Duck, Goose, Guinea, Rabbit, Goat etc. White Oak has really pioneered the regenerative model and proofed its effective with a peer reviewed study\nWild Idea Buffalo - Another great option. Focuses primarily on buffalo but has several other great offers. Bison are only slaughtered in the field, never in a slaughterhouse.\nMedical Drugs Resellers # Buy medical drugs from third parties that may be in limited supply.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinal. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nContraband Cures - A list of alternative style medicines for several different conditions.\nContingency Medical - Emergency Antibiotic Kits, for Home or on the Go. Stay protected against Nausea, Vomiting, Strep Throat, UTIs, Diarrhea, Ear Infections, Sinusitis and more.\nDuration Health - The portable emergency room — Peace of mind for off-grid living and travel. Their doctors prescribe you life-saving medications before you need them. They ship them to you before your next adventure. Treat urgent medical issues anywhere — without finding a doctor or pharmacy.\nJase Medical - Emergency meds and Prescription drugs.\nMountain Rose Herbs - One of the best sources of organic herbs and alternative medicines.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nPurely Prepared Patriot - American company that sells Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and Fenbendazole.\nOSINT- Health and the Environment # Antennasearch.com - Track 5g Towers in your area.\nClimateViewerMaps - Track Real Time data of climate weather across the world including rainfall and UN Tracking of weather Modification projects.\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nSupplement Testing and Rankings # Consumerlab - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nLabdoor - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nVaccine and Medical Info # Just the Inserts - Just the Inserts is a collection of all vaccine and other medication related info from the official source. While much of this information is public, it is often obfuscated and difficult to find. Just the Inserts bring all of the safety related data to one convient place for you to check on what the actual side affects of vaccines and other medications are. "},{"id":10,"href":"/job-boards/","title":"Job Boards","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.\u0026rdquo; - Confucius\nWhy work for a company you hate? If you believe in liberty many of these companies hate you. Stop wasting your talents and your energy on them, and find something that advances your values.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale. Jobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin. Latium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase. Publish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens. Liberty and Crypto Related Job Boards # AnonFriendly - Don\u0026rsquo;t doxx yourself for work. Job boards for Anonymous workers. Bankless.Pallet - The best jobs in crypto and DeFi, curated by Bankless, for the Bankless Nation. New technical and non-technical job posts every week. BitcoinerJobs - Bitcoiner Jobs is the leading career site helping to build the emerging Bitcoin industry and the careers of Bitcoiners within it. Publicsq - Non-woke and conservative leaning job board. Talent Market - Talent Market’s mission is to promote liberty by providing talent for critical roles within the free-market nonprofit sector. Provide Free consulting for liberty focused non profits. No-Jab Job Boards # Based.Pro - Formerly \u0026ldquo;NoVaxMandate.org\u0026rdquo; Based.Pro has pivoted from its vax focus to help you connect with professionals, companies and institutions who share your values. Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types. Redballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or covid nonsense. Unjected - Dating board for people who have not had any of the Covid-19 Vaccines. Vaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status. "},{"id":11,"href":"/metrics/","title":"Metrics","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Freedom and Anti Freedom Metrics # “Just as Soviet managers responded by producing shoddy goods that met the numerical targets set by their overlords, so do schools, police forces, and businesses find ways of fulfilling quotas with shoddy goods of their own.” ― Jerry Z. Muller\nIn order to better understand the broader picture, data collection becomes essential. Data collection can be used to paint whatever narrative its collectors want. We must be aware of the actual data in order to interrupt the truth as it is, and not what politics wants it to be. Here are a list of metrics tracking different statistics directly related to rising tyranny in our world.\nAtlantic Council CBDCTracker - Tracks Country progress of (CBDC)Central Bank Digital Currency Implementation and testing\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nCDBC Tracker - A project by the Human Rights Foundation to track CDBC development worldwide.\nCriticalrace.org Track CRT and other forms of Wokeness in schools. Tracks Colleges and K-12. Tracks many of the specific actions taken at every school.\nDefendingEd - Tracking DEI/Wokism in Schools.\nDigital Sovereignty Index - The DSI is a simple metric to illustrate how much locally hosted applications are used across the measured countries. It represents the relative amount of deployments of self-hosted productivity \u0026amp; collaboration tools per 100K citizens, compared to other countries.\nFreedomHouse.org - Freedom Metric across the world, does not Track Covid.\nFreedominthe50states.org - Tracks the most Free US states in regards to a wide set of metrics, does not track covid freedoms. Provided by the Cato institute.\nFungibility-Graveyard - List of People who have been exposed and prosecuted for or while using Bitcoin due to lack of privacy\nHeritage World Freedom Index - Economic Freedom across the world\nICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nRootshq - Website that tracks different liberty groups and associations across America\nShadowstats - Tracks true levels of economics in America, Money supply, Inflation, GDP etc…\nUSDebtclock - Real time National Debt Counter.\nWashingtonPost Police Shooting DB - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states.\nWokeWagon - Tracks woke political appointees in government\nWorld Press Freedoms - Ranking of all countries in the world by freest to least free press.\n"},{"id":12,"href":"/money/","title":"Money","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" If you don’t believe it or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try and convince you. I am sorry. - Satoshi Nakamoto\nCrypto Currency, The greatest tool we have.\nFinancial privacy is largely being wiped away across the world, while governments simultaneously destroy the value of our currencies through inflation and sanctions. With the invention of Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto gave us what is probably the single greatest tool for freedom in the history of the world. With decentralized crypto currency we have the ability to fix our money and fix the world. While some people believe that all non bitcoin crypto currencies are a scam we do not agree. We believe in competition for all freedom tech. Bitcoin isn\u0026rsquo;t perfect and shouldn\u0026rsquo;t be treated as a religion. The best counterpoint to bitcoins imperfection is its inherent lack of privacy and its current difficulty with scaling. Monero provides the best and simplest use case for privacy and is a great alternative to bitcoin. Likewise we believe that other crypto projects may have real utility in pursuing freedom. That being said the crypto industry is absolutely saturated with scams and grifters. As always do your own research and invest carefully. Hold your own keys and continue your journey to being financially sovereign.\nAcquire Crypto # Atomic Swaps # Atomic Swaps are the future of Crypto Currency trading. Completely custody-less, heavily private, and generally uncensorable. Still very much in development. Learn more here.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nBasic Swap Dex - Atomic Swap DEX. No added fees. Installed locally. Currently in BETA.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nLiquiality - Atomic Swaps across multiple coins.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nUnstoppapleSwaps - Atomic Swap from BTC to Monero.\nDecentralized Exchanges # Decentralization is a spectrum. Many decentralized exchanges aren\u0026rsquo;t nearly as decentralized as they claim to be, but usually they are far more distributed than any centralized exchanges.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nFiat On Ramps (P2P) # Bisq - Buy and sell bitcoin for fiat (or other cryptocurrencies) privately and securely using Bisq\u0026rsquo;s peer-to-peer network and open-source desktop software. Bisq allows you to purchase your bitcoin using P2P Zelle transactions. No registration required.\nHodl Hodl - Anonymous P2P deals on your terms. Trade globally. Using any payment system. For any fiat currency. Bitcoin only. No registration required.\nLocal Monero - Local Monero makes it easy for you to connect with real people in the real world to buy and sell Monero with no KYC. Announced in May 2024 that they would be shutting down. No reason given, but this is likely due to regulatory pressure against other platforms like Samurai and Tornado cash.\nPeach Bitcoin - Peach allows users to purchase BTC in many different national currencies all P2P without KYC. Not currently available in the US.\nRetoSwap - Like Bisq but for Monero. Installed locally, it uses Monero and Tor for high level privacy.\nXMRGlobal - A monero focused p2p exchange for purchasing cryptocurrency via Zelle, ACH cash etc.\nNon-Custodial exchanges # Most exchanges are custodial, meaning you are required to leave crypto on their platform if you want to trade, or you purchase and they will hold on to it initially. Non-custodial exchanges will send your trades and purchases directly to wallets of your choosing.\nChangenow - Reliable non KYC exchange.\nChangelly - Not recommended at this time. Changelly does not require KYC for smaller transactions but they will sometimes implement KYC mid trade, forcing to KYC or lose your funds.\nCryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nEvonax - Established in 2016,Evonax operates as a non-custodial instant cryptocurrency exchange, ensuring that users’ funds are never held within the platform. Serving as an intermediary between cryptocurrencies and users, Evonax provides access to a diverse range of digital assets including Monero (XMR).\nFixedFloat - Good rates for crypto exchanges, does not currently allow US customer IP addresses. Does not require KYC.\nGodex.io - This exchange is a dependable tool for immediate conversions. It supports the conversion of over 300 cryptocurrencies into Monero, without any KYC requirements and it works in both directions, offering great flexibility.\nHoudini Swap - Privacy focused non custodial exchange.\nKYC vs No KYC list - A list of P2P Trading Platforms (i.e. P2P exchanges) for trading Bitcoin. Common payment methods include bank transfer, cash deposited in the seller\u0026rsquo;s bank account, in-person cash (face-to-face) trades as well as payment networks such as Zelle, Alipay, even Cash App and PayPal, for example. Some of these payment methods are more private than others. Typically, face-to-face, cash-by-mail, and US Postal Money Orders are among the most private methods available.\nKYCNotMe - Website that Tracks exchanges that don\u0026rsquo;t use KYC.\nMexc - Crypto trades without KYC. Currently blocked for US based IP addresses.\nNO KYC Only - Education on avoiding KYC and why its problematic.\nOrangeFren - Check many KYC-free services and find the one with the best offer for a wide variety of coins.\nSimpleSwap - Exchange multiple tokens without giving up custody. Requires an account. Offers cash back in their own token.\nSideShift - Shift between different layer 2 tokens. Includes tokens on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Polygoin.\nStealthEx - StealthEX is a non-custodial cryptocurrency exchange service that accepts Monero (XMR). The platform does not require users to create an account or share personal information. Additionally, funds are not stored on StealthEX; exchanges are conducted directly between wallets. At StealthEX, there are no upper limits for your exchanges — you can exchange any amount you desire. When it comes to minimum amounts, you only need to ensure you have enough to cover the network fees.\nSwapSwop - SwapSwop is an instant anonymous crypto exchange with a high level of security from SSL certificates on internal services to a multi-stage exchange procedure, which guarantees the safety of your assets and quick exchange for the desired cryptocurrency.\nTrocador - Privacy focused front end to push your transactions through non KYC exchanges.\nBusiness Directories # AirBTC - AirBNB for Bitcoiners.\nAgoristAcers - Purchase Seeds with Monero.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nAutoCoinCar - Purchase Luxury cars with Crypto - (UK Only).\nBeef Initiative - Purchase Regenerative/Grass fed beef with Crypto.\nBitcoin-P2P Marketplace - BTC sales.\nBitcoin-RealEstate - Purchase Real estate with crypto.\nBitcoin-only - The Ultimate guide to all things Bitcoin.\nBitcoin-only.com - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nBitejo - Massive List of companies that accept Monero and Bitcoin - Is now XMRBazzar.\nCarCoinMarket - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCompTIA Vouchers - CompTIA certs for Btc.\nCryptoCars - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCryptwerk - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nDirectory.BTCPayserver - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nGrowingSpaces - Buy Greenhouses with BTC.\nMonerica - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nMoneromarket - XMR trading platform with escrow. Start selling and buying today.\nOatManFarms - Purchase Oats for BTC.\nShopinBit - Purchase all sorts of items in BTC, only ships to UK currently.\nXMR Bazzar - A p2p shopping center for buying and selling services and goods in Monero. Built by Douglas Tumen, founder and host of the Monero Talk podcast.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale.\nJobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin.\nLatium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase.\nMonero.jobs - XMR is the ultimate weapon if you are seeking a technological solution to secure your wealth, your financial privacy and hence your overall freedom. However, the best way to increase your freedom is to get paid directly in XMR.\nPublish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens.\nDAO and DEFI Tools # ApeBoard - Cross chain crypto monitoring Dashboard.\nCoin - Crypto portfolio account and crypto news aggregator.\nCow.fi - CoW Protocol finds the lowest price for your trade across all exchanges and aggregators, such as Uniswap and 1inch – and protects you from MEV, unlike the others.\nDAOStack - Project that helps you streamline the creation of your own DAO.\nDefiSafety - DEFI Security ratings.\nDefillama - The ultimate tracker for all things DEFI. Track Yield, transparency, NFTs, Stables, Hacks etc.\nDapps.com - Dapp rankings via marketcap.\nDextools - Cross Chain Defi and Cefi Dashboard.\nGhostfol - Multichain Dashboard, includes traditional stocks and ETF’s as well.\nHedgehog - Centralized Exchange Dashboard Management.\nRailgun - RAILGUN is a smart contract system that enables Zero-Knowledge Privacy for any on-chain dApp.\nRotki - An open source portfolio tracker, accounting and analytics tool that protects your privacy. Can be self hosted.\nTornado Cash - DO NOT USE IF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. Tornado cash is an Ethereum based coinjoin mixer that can be used to gain privacy on Ethereum. In August 2022 Tornado Cash was blacked listed by the US government and added to the OFAC list. While the front end website is no longer running you can still interact with the smart contract(this is by design). If you are a US citizen you risk criminal penalties for doing so. Alex Pertsev, was sentenced to five years in prison for his work on development of Tornado cash. It\u0026rsquo;s important to note that despite the shutdown by the US government, the Tornado Cash smart contract is still up and running, and is more less unstoppable as long as the Ethereum network continues to run. If you would like to support the legal defence fund you can so by checking out Justice DAO.\nDecentralized Nodes # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Avalanche and more.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nHandshake - Decentralized DNS. Handshake is an experiment on collaborating to create a decentralized network which results in a global allocation of names. Think of the handles or usernames you use on services such as social networks, and domain names identifying the URL for websites. Nearly all of these services were provided by trusted third parties which prevent the web from truly being decentralized. Handshake provides a means, including key management and server/service authentication, for decentralized web services to experiment.\nMonero Nodo - A full, unpruned, and dedicated hardware node comes equipped with Tor and I2P support, ensuring maximum privacy and security for your transactions. Manage your wallets effortlessly through the LWS Admin panel and enjoy the convenience of our built-in block explorer. The 5.5″ touchscreen allows you to control your node directly from the device, or you can access it from the web for added flexibility and full block explorer functionality. Mine Monero using P2Pool. Contribute to your privacy by running your own personal node while contributing to the Monero network.\nMyNodeBTC - Run Bitcoin nodes and lots of other Bitcoin applications, includes wallets, BTCPay Server, Lightning tools and Whirlpool and other privacy tools.\nPibode-XMR - Small Raspberry pi focused distro for Monero mining.\nPktCash - PKT is an ecosystem of apps that decentralize access to the internet. The mission is to get the next billion people online.\nThreefold - Decentralized Autonomous Internet Infrastructure. ThreeFold is a globally-distributed grid of storage, compute, and network capacity, acting as “no middleman” Internet resources between independent capacity providers and users.\nEducation and certifications # C4/Crypto Consortium - Offers certifications for BTC, Eth and crypto best practices.\nBlockchain-Council.org - Blockchain Council embraces Blockchain, AI, and Web3 with a range of certifications and training.\nChainalysis Certifications - The Chainalysis Cryptocurrency Fundamentals Certification (CCFC) credential is designed for those new to cryptocurrency. Whether you’re starting out on a career focused on crypto, or are coming across bitcoin as you run investigations, onboard new businesses or formulate cryptocurrency compliance policies, this is the place to begin.\nFund Raising # Giveth - Giveth is building a new way forward with its zero-fee, community-driven donation platform - leveraging the power of blockchain technology to connect on-the-ground projects with regenerative funding opportunities.\nGeyser.fund - Geyser is a bitcoin-native crowdfunding platform where you can fund project ideas with the support from global communities.\nHeo.Finance - Decentralized crowdfunding without borders. Help Each Other (HEO) is the first decentralized stablecoin-based crowdfunding platform that removes geographical and political limitations from fundraising. HEO platform is already live on Binance Smart Chain, Celo, Aurora, and Ethereum mainnets.\nKuno Media - Monero based crowd funding.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow institute works to help fund privacy and anti surveillance tech.\nOpen Sats - Open Sats Initiative, Inc. (EIN 85-2722249) is a 501(c)(3) public charity which aims to fund Bitcoin-related free and open-source projects and associated education and research initiatives. Open Sats focuses on no strings attached Bitcoin(only) and freedom tech donations.\nStacks.org - The mission of the Stacks project is to enable a better internet through decentralized apps. To do it, they’re expanding the Bitcoin economy and enabling more functionality as a Bitcoin layer.\nTen31 - Ten31 is the leading bitcoin-focused investor and partner of choice to companies building technology and infrastructure for the bitcoin ecosystem, as well as complementary freedom-oriented technologies including open source software, AI and nostr.\nMerchant Services # Align Pay - AlignPay never picks sides on any issue and is proud to facilitate a welcoming place where people, organizations, campaigns, and merchants can interact in a healthy, open, and legal way.\nParallel Economy - Censorship-Resistant payment processing backed by Conservative Commentator Dan Bongino.\nRevere Payments - A Christian merchant services provider that offers a wide range of solutions for businesses in a variety of industries, including e-commerce, retail, restaurant, firearms, religious, political, CBD, and non-profit. We’re using the same innovative technology as our parent company, Metrics Global, to bring seamless, secure online payments to any industry.\nSecond Amendment Processing - 2nd Amendment processing helps you protect yourself and your business from being censored for your political views or other forms of wrong think.\nOsint for Crypto # AMLBot - Founded in 2019, AMLBot Online assessment of crypto addresses and transactions, founded in 2019 by a team of RegTech specialists in accordance with FATF international recommendations. Offers both free and non-free services.\nClarks Dashboard - A comprehensive list of all BTC Data. Includes Block times, price data, Side chain data, mining etc.\nDeveloperReports - Tracks the current amount of developers on Crypto projects.\nMonero Garden - A complete introduction and walkthrough on all the technical specifics of Monero.\nMonero Inflation - Tracks potential inflation or flaws in the Monero Protocol. Due to Monero\u0026rsquo;s privacy proper auditing can be difficult.\nMonero Observer - News aggregator for all things monero.\nMoneroj.net - Tracks the Monero mining hash rate across all miners.\nMonero.Eco - Graphical interface for the entire Monero Ecosystem.\nMiningPoolStats - Track all data across mining pools for all sorts of crypto projects. Organized primarily by what type of hash algorithm each blockchain uses.\nMonerowatch - A monero blockchain explorer. While Monero doesnt have a tradational blockchain explorer we can track block times and size. Along with hash rate and other useful metrics.\nOXT.me - OXT is a tool designed for Exploratory Blockchain Analysis of the bitcoin ledger. OXT is the \u0026lsquo;Other exploration Tool\u0026rsquo; and it should become the \u0026lsquo;Open eXploration Tool\u0026rsquo; in the future.\nStable Pulse - Get a clear, accurate, minimally filtered view of the stablecoin ecosystem.\nThe Monero Moon - The ultimate newsletter for all things Monero.\nTheGraph.com - Crypto Database API Tools.\nTimechainstats.com - BTC Chain API data.\nTrack Bitcoin Nodes - Tracks total Bitcoin nodes.\nTrack Bitcoin Treasuries - Tracks the public Bitcoin Wallets of major corporations and governments.\nTrack Ethereum Nodes - Tracks total Ethereum nodes.\nDefi Lama StablecoinData - Stable coin data across chains.\nPrivacy Software # Bokuto Monero Node - Open source fork of Ronin Dojo’s Bakuto project that allows for a full node Monero wallet.\nBorder Wallets - Border Wallets is a website that helps you strategize on how best to memorize your wallet seed phrase. This can be useful if you need to cross a border, or have a particularly high threat model.\nGupax - Gupax is a GUI for mining Monero on P2Pool using XMRig.\nJam - Jam is a graphical user interface for JoinMarket, and while obviously related, is a separate project developed by a separate set of people.\nJoinMarket-Org - JoinMarket is software to create a special kind of bitcoin transaction called a CoinJoin transaction. Its aim is to improve the confidentiality and privacy of bitcoin transactions. With the shutdown of Samurai wallet, and the withdrawal of the not recommended service Wasabi from the US, Join Market is now one of the only privacy tools for Bitcoin.\nPinode - Monero OS for running full Monero Nodes on Pi’s, Rockpros and Odroids.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nSilent Payments - Silent Payments make receiving Bitcoin easier than ever while preserving your privacy. Silent Payments allow you to create a single, static address to share with friends, use for donations, or post for tips without sacrificing privacy. When someone wants to send you a payment, they use the unique public key that is a part of your Silent Payment address, combine it with the public keys of the outputs they want to send and generate a unique, one-time address that looks on-chain just like any other Taproot address.\nXMRVSBeast - P2Pool Bonus Hash Rate Raffle for people providing Monero Hash.\nSocial Media # Coinpayments.net - Purchase Social media followers with Monero.\nEchoIn - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here.\nFountain - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nMinds - Minds is an open-source social networking service that promotes free speech, privacy, and transparency.\nOshi - Oshi is a powerful marketing and rewards platform built to replace stars, punch cards, and coffee points with something that people really want - Bitcoin.\nOrange Pill App - Bitcoin dating and friend finder.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.ps://www.minds.com/) - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nSpeculative Projects # DarkFi - DarkFi is a new Layer 1 blockchain, designed with anonymity at the forefront. It offers flexible private primitives that can be wielded to create any kind of application. DarkFi aims to make anonymous engineering highly accessible to developers. Backed by noted Crypto Anarchist Amir Taaki.\nFedimints - While still largely theoretical, Fediments is based off the original 1980\u0026rsquo;s concept of Chaumian Ecash, that would essentially provide federated mints built on top of Bitcoin, with high levels of privacy. Two implementations of this concept are Cashu and Umint. These are still in active development. One potential problem with this is legal pressure due to potential classification of these services as unlicensed money transmitters, much like how Samurai Wallet and potentially custodial lightning services are being targeted.\nFreedom Dollar - Freedom Dollar is a private, censorship-resistant stablecoin protocol built on Zano. Stable coins are a useful but sometimes risky project, as they are supposed to maintain their price point with a fiat asset like the dollar.\nHaveno - Haveno aims to be a crypto on ramp much like Bisq that uses Monero instead of Bitcoin as the base payment option. Haveno will utilize TOR and p2p trades, while never taking custody of your funds.\nPirate Chain - Launched in 2018 with the primary goal of being the most private and secure digital currency, Pirate Chain strives to protect the financial privacy of every user in the world. Pirate Chain achieves this by employing the strongest and most acclaimed privacy protocol in the industry, and couples this with an unassailable strategy implementation. Pirate vs Monero Breakdown\nSerai DEX - Largely created in response to Thorchain\u0026rsquo;s choice to not integrate Monero, the Serai Dex works much like the Thorchain DEX, providing coin trading between different native coins using liquidity pools funded by users for small rewards.\nZano - An ambitious project that offers the privacy of Monero for regular transactions, including all projects built ontop of its network. Additionally offers alias addresses so you can associate a wallet address with a name, much like how DNS works for IP addresses. Offers escrow services and Iconic swaps as an alternative to Atomic Swaps. Also allows for building dApps on chain as well.\nSpending Options # Bill Pay # Bitrefill Credit Card Service - Service to pay off Credit Card for multiple providers. Requires KYC. Currently disabled for Americans, but hopefully will be returning. This service does require KYC, but they do offer other services that do not.\nDoctorSim - Top up or recharge any prepaid phone in over 200 countries instantly and securely with doctorSIM.\nSpritz.Finance - Focuses on bill pay, secured payments, automated payments etc. Uses Web 3. Requires an account. Currently in closed Beta.\nCredit Cards # 2Fiat - A new platform that lets you instantly convert Bitcoin, Monero, USDT or any crypto to fiat and make purchases online or in store.\nAbine - An alternative credit card masking service. Abine has similar features, virtual cards up to 500$ for individual vendors. But Abine also offers other privacy services like phone masking, email masking and more. Abine does not have a free tier unlike privacy.com.\nBitpay - Preloaded Bitpay card that lets you spend your Bitcoin.\nDashDirect - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including DASH. Dash Direct phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with DASH for discounts from hundreds of vendors. No KYC Required.\nDoNotPay - DoNotPay is a consumer rights company that helps you fight corporations and beat bureaucracy. They offer a wide range of services, including bill pay, credit card management, and more.\nEzzocard - Anon cards can be purchased via crypto. Charges a decent markup.\nKlutchCard - Service that provides several management and privacy features for your bank account. Klutch gives you unlimited Virtual cards, a physical card without your name on the front, and the ability to manage your spending transactions in depth all while still earning cash back. Does require KYC information and a good credit score though. Another downside, there is currently no way to pay off your balance other than to link your account via ACH and routing number.\nLaso.Finance - A bit pricey. Virtual Credit card with no KYC card that allows for spends of over 1K anywhere in the world. Currently uses Metamask for stable coins only. Monero support coming soon.\nPayWithMoon - Virtual Cards with no KYC funded by lightning based Bitcoin transactions. You can create as many virtual cards as you want, but cards are limited in amounts of 1000$. These cards do not currently work outside of the United States. Used to provide full pre-paid credit cards only offers gift cards now.\nPrivacy.com - The primary method for Credit Card Privacy. By linking your bank account to your Debit card, you can create virtual privacy focused cards that only work for one vendor at a time. This prevents your Debit card from being used in the event of a vendor data breach. Virtual cards are easily deletable. Downsides are that you start with 500$ per card limits for virtual cards. And there is the privacy concern of sharing your bank data with a third party. Please use our affiliate link when signing up. To get an extra $5 dollars on sign up.\nUquid - Virtual card for crypto, only works through Binance or wallet connect compatible wallets, for a wide range of gift card services.\nX1 - Similar to Klutch. Control subscriptions and keep your details private with disposable card numbers.donotpay.com/learn/virtual-credit-card-generator/) - Free Virtual Credit Card Generator for signing up for trial services. Do not Pay also works to create an AI focused response to many asymmetrical problems of society like fighting back against parking tickets or social media de-platforming with automated and proven methods of remediating these issues.\nGift Cards # Egifter - Buy and send premium gift cards for a wide range of services. Offers points per purchases. Gyft - Gift cards for over 200 vendors. Coinsbee - Does Phone Top ups. Bitrefill - Gifts cards and other services. Coincards - giftcards available in multiple countries, Coincards has everything you could possibly need to live your life with crypto! Offers Phone Top ups and accepts Monero. Stealths - Monero first Gift card sales. No KYC Required. Wallets # Bitcoin Wallets # Ashigaru - A new fork of Samurai Wallet that runs its the sane coinjoin services. This is run by completely anonymous devs with increased OPSEC after Samourai wallet was taken down. You can donate to the Samourai defense team here You can also find a list of Public Dojo Clones to use with whirlpool at Dojobay You can see the amount of BTC in Ashigaru Whirlpool here: WhirlPoolStats Warning the legal status of using whirlpool may vary based off your jurisdiction. DYOR before using.\nCasa - Self custody wallet with built in Multi-sig for security and inheritance built in so that your assets aren\u0026rsquo;t lost in the event of death. Only takes Bitcoin and Ethereum.\nElectrum Wallet - Founded in 2011 Electrum is one of the oldest, simplest and most trusted Bitcoin Only wallets in the game. With a simple interface that has been forked by many other blockchain projects Electrum has everything you need to store and use your bitcoin easily and securely.\nSparrow Wallet - Sparrow is a Bitcoin wallet for those who value financial self sovereignty. Sparrow’s emphasis is on security, privacy and usability. Sparrow does not hide information from you - on the contrary it attempts to provide as much detail as possible about your transactions and UTXOs, but in a way that is manageable and usable. Completely Open Source. Desktop only wallet. Following the arrest of the Samurai Wallet Devs, the Whirlpool privacy features were removed from the wallet.\nHardware Wallets # Cold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nFoundationDevices - Foundation builds the Passport hardware wallet which is an airgapped wallet hardware device. Passport has no direct connection with the outside world – no USB data and no wireless communications. Instead, Passport uses a camera and QR codes for communication. This provides hardcore, airgapped security without sacrificing usability.\nLedger - NOT RECOMMENDED. While Ledger has a long history in the space of supporting multiple coins. Ledger is close sourced. Ledger has recently come under for fire for creating a backup policy that lets you back up your keys to Ledgers cloud providers, which means that your private keys could be susceptible to third party pressures on the key holders. Also Ledger was caught sending customer data to several different third parties.\nMonero Signer - Monero Signer is a hardware signing device equipped with a camera that allows you to sign transactions offline via QR-Code. Monero Signer also allows you to generate seeds, passphrases and addresses. All this while being completely offline. Software updates are done air-gapped using a micro SD card.\nSeedsigner - Open source hardware signing device that uses raspberry pi zero which reduces possibility of interception. Does not store your coins, is only a security focused device for signing/approving transactions. Bitcoin only.\nTrezor - One of the older hardware wallets around. Trezor is Fully open source and is one of the few wallets to also support multiple coins.\nLightning Wallets # Phoenix Wallet - Utilizing the lightning network can still be quite difficult, which Phoenix aims to help solve. At first glance, Phoenix doesn\u0026rsquo;t look different from your typical Bitcoin wallet. The difference is that Phoenix runs natively on Lightning. Phoenix takes care of everything under the hood and you will barely notice anything, except that your payments are faster and cheaper. Mobile only wallet. Monero Wallets # Anonero - Anonero is privacy focused phone wallet that only supports Monero, while incorporating other privacy features like, encrypted backups, airgapped transactions mandatory TOR connections. You can only access this app over TOR.\nFeather Wallet - Feather is a free, open-source Monero wallet for Linux, Tails, macOS and Windows. It is written in C++ with the Qt framework. Monero can be difficult to use in many cases to the highly technical and private nature of the coin, which is why the simplicity of feather wallet is so necessary. Feather Wallet can installed or run as a standalone application, making it easily parable with something like Tails OS for the ultimate privacy combo.\nMonero Subscription Wallet - Wallet that allows you to set subscriptions of regularly recurring payments that you would like to send.\nMyMonero - The simplest way to use the next-generation private digital currency Monero, at the sweet spot between security, convenience, and features. Not a full node wallet. You need to trust another node to run this wallet. These wallets share your private view key with a remote server, which continuously scans the blockchain looking for your transactions. They are faster to use, but your privacy can be lessened if you don\u0026rsquo;t control the remote server.\nRinoWallet - Online Monero multisig wallet. Non-custodial and offers 2FA protection.\nMulti Chain Wallets # CakeWallet - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including Monero. Cakewallet phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with Monero for discounts from hundreds of vendors. Supports Monero. No KYC Required. Mobile and desktop wallet. Open Source.\nExodus Wallet - One of the best wallets for holding multiple coins. With a beautiful interface that shows you long term internal price data, built in protocol level staking, coin swaps between hundreds of coins and many other features. Exodus is one best crypto wallets bar none. While it has ended support for Monero as it was a technical challenge to support it. Exodus is NOT Open source. Desktop and mobile.\nStack Wallet - Non Custodial multi coin wallet. Open Source. Has built in exchange functionality. Comes with \u0026ldquo;Duress mode\u0026rdquo; that lets you prepare a fake wallet in case you are physically threatened. Comes with built auto back ups, in wallet crypto swapping and more. Allows you to easily point at your own full node. Supports monero. Desktop and Mobile.\nWallet Recovery # Bitcoin Recovery CO - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nCryptoRecovers - Helping people regain access to their lost Bitcoin wallets since 2019.\nDatarecovery.com - Specializes in cryptocurrency recovery services, providing expert assistance to individuals and businesses who have lost access to their digital assets.\nDriveSavers - Specializes in recovering lost cryptocurrency and compromised wallets from all types of software and hardware wallets.\nEasyRecovery - Professional Bitcoin wallet recovery services can assist with password recovery, private key extraction, and damaged device repair to restore access to your Bitcoin.\nKeychainX - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nProfessional Crypto Recovery - Crypto recovery service that can help you recover your lost coins today.\nRecoverLostBitcoin - Expert crypto recovery services, including private key reconstruction, wallet and scam recovery.\nRecoverMyCryptoWallet - Can recover lost passphrases, missing seed words and forgotten passwords.\nWallet Recovery Service - Can recover lost crypto from all types of wallets.\n"},{"id":13,"href":"/organizations/","title":"Organizations","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The State is, and always has been, the great single enemy of the human race, its liberty, happiness, and progress.\u0026rdquo; - Murray Rothbard\nLiberty Organization that fight for different facets of all things related to liberty.\nAnti ESG Orgs # StriveFunds - Investment firm to counter ESG narrative from Blackrock and Vanguard. Strive specifically rejects the idea of Stakeholder capitalism. Started by author and presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. Antiwar # Antiwar.com - Since the mid 90\u0026rsquo;s Antiwar.com has been one of not the most important and consistently antiwar voices. With reporting on wars all over the globe for a liberty perspective, antiwar.com covers every aspect of the global wars.\nBitcoin For Peace - Accelerate World Peace Through Bitcoin Adoption. The vision of Bitcoin For Peace is to live in world where ALL life co-thrives in harmony. With the current corrupt fiat system, that vision can never happen. Bitcoin is a peaceful revolution.\nConcerned Veterans for America - CVA and its grassroots army will look to defend VA reforms and expand health care options for veterans, rethink America’s foreign policy to promote long-term prosperity, and encourage action to foster a more secure financial future for our country.\nDefend the Guard - An organization that works to reclaim constitutional authority. Defend the Guard legislation would prohibit a state’s National Guard units from being deployed into active combat without a formal declaration of war by Congress, as provided by the U.S. Constitution.\nFood Not Bombs - Food Not Bombs started in 1980. They work to provide healthy vegetarian food to starving Americans. Leftwing organization.\nStopWar.org - Stop the War was founded in September 2001 in the weeks following 9/11, when George W. Bush announced the “war on terror”. Stop the War has since been dedicated to preventing and ending the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and elsewhere. Comes from a leftwing perspective.\nThe Libertarian Institute - Founded by Scott Horton. LI focuses on many issues with a large focus on antiwar. LI has a lot of cross over with Antiwar.com.\nTheGrayZone - The Grayzone is an independent journalistic initiative that does not receive funding from any government or government-backed group or individual. The Gray Zone primarily reports on antiwar civil rights issues from a left wing perspectives.\nWeAreNotYourSoldiers - Antiwar Non-profit feature former soldiers that publicly talk about their horrible experiences during war.\nAntiWoke Advocacy # ActionPDE - PDE Action is a nonpartisan advocacy group working to reclaim public schools through engagement with school boards \u0026amp; state legislatures.\nDefendingEd - Parents Defending Education is a national grassroots organization working to reclaim our schools from activists imposing harmful agendas.\nExit Group - Group that helps users exit from woke/corporate life and build businesses to create separate revenue streams\nFairForAll - A nonpartisan organization dedicated to advancing civil rights and liberties for all Americans, and promoting a common culture based on fairness, understanding, and humanity. Specifically rejects woke ideas and believes in actual equality for all people.\nHeterodox Academy - Heterodox Academy (HxA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit membership organization of thousands of faculty, staff, and students committed to advancing the principles of open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement to improve higher education and academic research. Focuses heavily on Colleges.\nInstitute for Liberal Values - As a non-partisan and non-sectarian consortium focused on the promotion of individual freedom, rights, and liberty in everyday life, the Institute for Liberal Values provides the skills and support required to build community where there has been division, encourage free expression where there has been censorship, and foster optimism where there is fear.\nNew Discourses - Education on all things critical theory. Eduation and debunking of Marxism, Progressive and all forms of critical theory. IE Critical Race Theory, Queer Theory, etc. Founded by James Lindsey.\nClimate Change Pushback # Copenhagen Consensus - The Copenhagen Consensus Center is a think tank that researches and publishes the smartest solutions to the world\u0026rsquo;s biggest problems. Our studies are conducted by more than 300 economists from internationally renowned institutions, including seven Nobel Laureates, to advise policymakers and philanthropists how to achieve the best results with their limited resources.Founded by climate change debunker and educator Bjorn Lomborg.\nEnvironmental Progress - Environmental Progress (EP) was founded in 2016 with the mission of achieving nature, peace and prosperity for all. We believe everyone has a right to affordable energy, a healthy planet, and urban environments that enable citizens to thrive. Our strategy has been to organize grassroots movements to defend these rights, and to fund research into why they are threatened. Founded by free speech advocate and Journalist Michael Shellenberger.\nHeartland.org - The Heartland Institute is a nonprofit organization that focuses on issues in education, environmental protection, health care, budgets and taxes, and stopping Socialism.\nIndustrial Progress - For the last 40 years, so-called environmentalists have held back industrial progress around the world. That\u0026rsquo;s why Idustrial Progress helps the industry fight for its freedom, with new ideas, arguments, and policies that will improve our economy and our environment. Founded by Fossil Fuels advocate Alex Epstein.\nPerc.org - The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) explores how aligning free market incentives for environmental stewardship produces sustainable outcomes for land, water, and wildlife.\nSavory.Global - Fights against climate change approved opinion by using regenerative farming practices of holistic land management. Provides real alternative solutions to mainstream climate fear mongering.\nDrug Freedom # Drug Policy Alliance - The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the leading organization in the U.S. working to end the drug war. Encryption and censorship # Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) - The largest organization that fights for Internet and Digital Freedom. Based out of the US.The EFF puts out several of the best digital freedom tools, including HTTPS Everywhere, Privacy Badger and Certbot.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFree resources Physical and Digital # Art For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nLeadership Institute - Liberty focused training provided in person and virtual. Training is offered for a wide range of topics, including, activism campaigns, fundraising and more.\nLibertarianism.org - Free ebooks from a Cato/Bluepilled perspective. Still some solid content overall.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - Free liberty starter kits for applicants. Including books small grants and more. Primarily aimed at students.\nTechsoup.org - Free Tech for non-profits.\nLegal Advocacy # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nCoin Center - Based in D.C., Coin Center is the leading non-profit research and advocacy center focused on the public policy issues facing cryptocurrency and decentralized computing technologies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Their mission is to defend the rights of individuals to build and use free and open cryptocurrency networks: the right to write and publish code – to read and to run it. The right to assemble into peer-to-peer networks. And the right to do all this privately.\nDeFi Education Fund - The DeFi Education Fund (DEF) explains decentralized finance (DeFi) to policymakers around the world and advocates for policies welcoming of decentralized financial infrastructure.\nFire - Since its founding more than two decades ago as the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, FIRE has become the nation’s leading defender of fundamental rights on college campuses through our unique mix of programming, including student and faculty outreach, public education campaigns, individual case advocacy, and policy reform efforts. In 2022, FIRE changed its name to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and announced an expansion initiative into off-campus free speech advocacy and legal defense.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nInstitute for Justice - IJ is a nonprofit, public interest law firm. Their mission is to end widespread abuses of government power and secure the constitutional rights that allow all Americans to pursue their dreams.\nJusticeDao- A DAO specifically dedicated to helping the legal defense of the developers of Tornado Cash, an Ethereum based privacy service that was takedown by government action.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nPacific Legal Foundation - Pacific Legal Foundation is a national nonprofit legal organization that defends Americans from government overreach and abuse. PFL specifically focuses on Property Rights, Equality and Opportunity and Separation of Powers. ^1,2^\nPeer-To-Peer Rights Fund - The P2P Rights Fund is a project housed within the Bitcoin Policy Institute, a 501(c)3 think tank. An advisory board including open-source developers, human rights activists, and lawyers oversees the fund’s activities. P2P Focuses on protection of Open-Source Software under the First Amendment.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nStand With Crypto - Stand With Crypto, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, champions for clear, common-sense regulations for the crypto industry. We\u0026rsquo;re mobilizing the 52 million crypto owners in the US - a demographic that is younger (60% Gen-Z and Millennials) and more diverse (41% identify as racial minorities) than the general US population - to unlock crypto\u0026rsquo;s innovation potential and foster greater economic freedom.\nThe Crypto Lawyers - Much like Coin Center Crypto Lawyers provide legal advocacy for Bitcoin freedom. They offer services in regards to Litigation, NFT, DEFI, IP, Compliance, and Forensic Investigations.\nMeetups, Education and Training # Americas Future - America’s Future empowers young people to be active, civil, and curious citizens who build freer communities that lead to fulfillment, dignity, and happiness for all.We’re working toward a time in America where young people collaborate to drive change in their communities – change that equips the individual to build a free and happy life. America’s Future offers rising generations opportunities for networking, mentoring, leadership and community engagement through our national network and extensive array of programming.\nArt For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nFreedom Works - A longstanding political orginization that has traditionally leaned republican. Recently though they\u0026rsquo;ve rebranded to target smaller liberty focused groups in order to help educated and advocate for freedom and change in public policy.\nLeadership Institute - Founded in 1979 by its president, Morton C. Blackwell, LI provides training in campaigns, fundraising, grassroots organizing, youth politics, and communications. The Institute teaches conservatives of all ages how to succeed in politics, government, and the media.The Institute offers more than 50 types of training schools, workshops, and seminars; a free employment placement service; and a national field program that trains conservative students to organize campus groups.\nLiberty on the Rocks - Liberty on the Rocks is a non-profit grass roots libertarian organization designed to educate, connect, and activate liberty enthusiasts around the world. Through local chapters and events, citizens and activists throughout the country can increase the size of their networks, enhance their understanding of economics and the philosophy of freedom, widen their knowledge of local and national educational outlets, and increase their opportunities for involvement. Official Partner of Liberty Tools\nLiberty Seeds - The largest directory of liberty-minded organizations, events, and more.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - SFL is not a top down, chapter based, or membership organization. Instead SFL functions as a network of pro-liberty students from a wide diversity of locations and backgrounds. SFL does sometimes take the more blue pilled approach.\nWe Are Change - We Are Change is a nonpartisan, independent media organization comprised of individuals and groups working to expose corruption worldwide.Founded by Luke Rudkowski, We Are Change is comprised of independent journalists, concerned citizens, activists, and anyone who wants to shape the direction our world is going in. We seek to expose the lies of governments and the corporate elite who constantly trash our humanity. Their goal is to create a community of truth-seekers and peacemakers who share a commitment to nonviolent action.\nYoung Americans for Liberty - Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) is the most active and effective pro-liberty youth organization advancing liberty on campus. Our four-step mission is to identify, educate, train, and mobilize youth activists to make liberty win. YAL maintains many chapters across college campuses all over the US.\nYou are the Power - You Are The Power is a membership-based nonprofit that is founded and run by Spike Cohen. They work with activists and organizations in all 50 states, using localized, single-issue activism to set communities free, restore individual rights, take the power away from government and put it back in the hands of the people.\nPress Freedoms # Committee to Protect Journalists - The Committee to Protect Journalists is an independent, nonprofit organization that promotes press freedom worldwide. They defend the right of journalists to report the news safely and without fear of reprisal.\nInternational Press Institute - Their mission is to defend media freedom and support independent journalism wherever they are threatened. Also tracks press freedoms in regards to Covid restrictions.\nReporters Without Borders - Reporters Without Borders tracks press freedoms across the world.\nPolice Reform and Monitoring # 8 Can\u0026rsquo;t Wait - 8 Cant Wait is a campaign to bring immediate change to police departments by encouraging the adoption of 8 specific policies.\nAdopt a Cop - Adopt A Cop BJJ is a nonprofit, donation based program and registered 501(c)3 that allows active duty patrolling police officers around the country to train at any Adopt A Cop BJJ affiliated academy and will pay 100% of the officer’s membership until they reach the rank of Blue belt. Blue belt is the second ranked belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and on average it takes around 12 to 18 months to obtain. Police officers are much less likely to both get injured and to injure suspects if they are trained in BJJ as evidenced by this Case Study.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nOpen-archive - App for saving and sharing files for whistleblowers and videos of police etc\nThick Red Line - A project of Art of Liberty, TRL is an effort to restore respect for law enforcement by abolishing victimless crime.\nWashingtonPost Police Shootings Database - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states\nThink Tanks # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAyn Rand Institute - ARI offers a variety of educational experiences to promote greater understanding of Ayn Rand’s philosophy and, through the writing and speaking of our experts, advocates her principles of reason, rational self-interest and laissez-faire capitalism. ARI also often takes a more Blue pilled perspective and does not generally follow Anarchist ideas, as it advocates for a one world government, based on the principles of logic and reason.\nArt of Liberty - A small think tank that exposes the Illegitimacy and Criminality of “Government” while Making the Voluntaryist Case for Free Markets, REAL Freedom and Peace.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow Institute works to promote the ideas of privacy in the world.\nThe Cato Institute - Founded in 1977 by Ed Crane, Murray Rothbard and Charles Koch. Cato is one of the oldest and largest libertarian think tanks in America. Cato has published great research and information since its inception. Cato has been criticized at times for often taking very pragmatic criticisms of the state and sometimes making the libertarian defense of state activities. Often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nThe Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) - FEE\u0026rsquo;s popular digital content and in-person programs turn complex ideas into practical tools for living your best life and making the world a better place. Fee covers a wide range of issues across the entire political spectrum, while always exposing government crimes and failures.\nThe Future of Freedom Foundation - The Future of Freedom Foundation is a tax-exempt, non-profit educational foundation whose mission is to present an uncompromising moral, philosophical, and economic case for the free society.\nThe Mises Institute - The premium think tank for all things liberty. Founded in 1982 by Anarcho-capitalism Lew Rockwell, largely to push the ideas of economist Murray Rothbard following his split with the Cato Institute. The Mises institute has been one of the biggest and most consistent voices for all things liberty including: Antiwar, Austrian economics, Sound Money, Police Reform, Secession, Book Publishing and so much more.\nThe Reason Foundation - Reason Foundation advances a free society by developing, applying, and promoting libertarian principles, including individual liberty, free markets, and the rule of law. We use journalism and public policy research to influence the frameworks and actions of policymakers, journalists, and opinion leaders. Reason also publishes Reason Magazine and hosts the SOHO Debate Forum. Much like Cato Reason often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nWhistle Blowing # Aim - Undercover citizen journalism, mostly focused on American schools.\nCryptome - One of the primary inspirations for Wikileaks, Cryptome has been offering a leaking platform to the world since 1996 and still runs today. Founded by John Young.\nEFF Surveillance Self-Defense - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\nGlobal Leaks - Whistleblowing Solutions Impresa Sociale S.r.l. (WBS) is an innovative social enterprise that carries out research and development to support whistleblowers and the fight against corruption. It was founded in 2016 to guarantee the economic sustainability of the GlobaLeaks project, through taking care of the growing number of requests for assistance, maintenance and custom deployment. WBS hosts the development activities and coordinates the community efforts. Global leaks provides its own open source tool for whistleblowers.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nO\u0026rsquo;keefe Media Group - Following the ousting of James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe from Project Veritas, O\u0026rsquo;Keefe Media group was founded to present another opportunity for whistle blowing and citizen journalism. OKM provides training and supplies for Citizen journalists.\nProject Veritas - Founded in 2010 by James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe, Project Veritas picked up much of the leaking slack following Wikileakss decrease in output. Often slandered as a far right group, Project Veritas has leaked many of the biggest stories since its inception. Project Veritas was and is largely known for using undercover cameras to expost stories.\nTruth in Media - Not a whistleblowing organization perse, however TIM is known for doing in depth inclusive stories reputably with strong reliable sources and without sensationalism. TIM focuses on stories that most media ignores. Founded by Journalist Ben Swann.\nWikiLeaks - Founded in 2006 by Julian Assange. Wikileaks was the the primary source for leaking of highly secret corporate and government data. Wikileaks worked to protect its leakers by employing the use of PGP and TOR. While largely inactive since the arrest of its founder Julian Assange in 2019, Wikileaks archives are still an important repository of leaked data.\nWizSafe Journalist Privacy Guide - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\n"},{"id":14,"href":"/osint/","title":"OSINT","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Nothing has such power to broaden the mind as the ability to investigate systematically and truly all that comes under thy observation in life.\u0026rdquo; - Marcus Aurelius\nOpen Source Intelligence tools can be used to find information of all types. This can be useful in furthering your understanding of both offensive and defensive practices by finding information for anything and everything. OSINT is the direct inverse of open source privacy tools. OSINT can be used for nefarious purposes in some cases, but OSINT itself does not directly include the concept of hacking. OSINT only aims to find legally available public information. OSINT has tremendous use in regards to education and finding information about corporations, politicians and good journalism. These tools can also be used to help you understand your own privacy exposure as well. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAI (Artificial Intelligence) Tools # Art Generators # Albus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAnimate Anyone - App that allows you to take a static image or photo and create videos of movement based on the people or characters in those photos.\nDall E - DALL·E 2 is an AI system that can create realistic images and art from a description in natural language. Made by Open Ai. Closed source.\nDreamstudio.ai - AI Art Generation.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGemini - Formerly known as Bard. Google\u0026rsquo;s AI alternative to Chat GPT. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias, including filtering your text prompts through a DEI and social justice lens.\nLumiere - A Space-Time Diffusion Model for Video Generation. Made by Google, closed source. Create video from word prompts or pictures. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias.\nMagic Animate - Magic Animate is an open source project that allows you to produces an animated video from a single image and a motion video.\nMid Journey - Mid Journey is an independent research lab exploring new mediums of thought and expanding the imaginative powers of the human species. Requires the unencrypted messaging app Discord for image generation.\nOpen AI Sora - Sora can generate videos up to a minute long while maintaining visual quality and adherence to the user’s prompt. Closed source.\nFreedom and Privacy AI Tools # AI Unchained - Podcast by freedom advocate and bitcoin educator Guy Swann. Follow the newest updates in the AI industry to become more sovereign and efficient by utilizing cutting edge tools.\nAlex AI - Energy and Climate Chatbot. Built by Alex Epstein, an advocate of Freedom and Fossil Fuels. Iphone Only.\nGab AI - Chat GPT alternative and image generator by conservative Social Media company GAB.\nGATgpt - A LLM model like Chat GPT but specifically for gun printing and all things gun related. Built by Cody Wilson.\nLibertAI - Decentralized privacy focused AI.\nUnleashed Chat - AI chatbot service designed with real privacy in mind. It stands out with its live Nostr data querying and advanced context embedding capabilities. It allows for Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network, for privacy and speed. The platform employs the latest Open Source models, prioritizing uncensored options.\nVenice - Venice is an open source alternative to Chat GPT. With built in features for code prompts and Stable Diffusion, Venice does not censor or spy on you. Launched by freedom advocate and crypto pioneer Erik Voorhees.\nGeneral AI Tools # AI or Not - Need to verify if images are AI generated? Here\u0026rsquo;s a project that can identify images from Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Dall-E, GAN and more.\nAIXploira - Access the largest list of top-quality AI tools available on the web.\nAlbus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAwesome GPT - List of dozens of GPT style LLMs.\nEsperanto.ai - Esperanto delivers high-performance, energy-efficient computing solutions that are the compelling choice for the most demanding AI and non-AI applications.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGPT4all - Self Hosted GPT Alternative.\nHuggingface.co - Open Source CHAT GPT Alternative.\nLM Studio - LM Studio lets you discover, download, and run local LLMs entirely offline.\nMaxAI.me - Chrome extension that lets you utilize AI on different sites.\nParse Prompt - Convert and summarize podcast episodes, audio clips, web-pages, and YouTube into AI-generated content.\nAttack Surface # BynaryEdge - We scan the web and gather data for you.\nCensys - Attack Surface Management Solutions.\nCriminalip.io - Cyber Threat Intelligence Search Engine and Attack Surface Management (ASM) platform.\nRedHunt Labs - Discover your Attack Surface, Continuously.\nSecurityTrails - The Total Internet Inventory.\nBug Hunting # Bug Bounty writeups - Detailed breakdowns of all sorts of different types of attacks.\nBughunter-handbook - A list of resources that will help bug bounty hunters with resources that are useful during their bug bounty journey.\nCertificates # CertSpotter - Monitors your domains for expiring, unauthorized, and invalid SSL certificates.\nCensys - Certificates - Certificates Search.\nCrt.sh - Certificate Search.\nCTSearch - Certificate Transparency Search Tool.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nTLS.BufferOver.run - Quickly find certificates in IPv4 space.\nCredentials # Check your email accounts to find associated accounts with breached companies.\nBreachdirectory.org - Check if your information was exposed in a data breach.\nCrackstation.net - Massive pre-computed lookup (Rainbow) tables to crack password hashes.\nDehashed - Free deep-web scans and protection against credential leaks, Takes Monero for Premium accounts.\nHackcheck - Hackcheck is a data breach search engine that makes checking the integrity of your data easy and flexible cheap! They currently offer several lightning fast queries to search through our billions of records with. The queries they offer are email, password, username, name, IP address, phone number, and domain name.\nHave I Been Pwned - Check if your email or phone is in a data breach.\nHaveibeensold.app - App that checks who is selling your data. Currently down.\nIntelx - Needs an account for most dumps, but shows accounts and password associated with on different sites.\nLeak-Lookup - Search across thousands of data breaches to find you compromised data - Requires an account for full results. Cheap prices and accepts Monero.\nLeakCheck.io - Make sure your credentials haven\u0026rsquo;t been compromised.\nLeakix - Identify public data leaks.\nMozilla Monitor - Stay safe with privacy tools from the makers of Firefox that protect you from hackers and companies that publish and sell your personal information. We’ll alert you of any known data breaches, find and remove your exposed info and continually watch for new exposures.\nSnusbase - Stay on top of the latest database breaches.\nSpycloud.com - More in Depth than haveIbeenpwned. Requires an account.\nCode Search Engines # GitHub Code Search - A search engine for searching projects on GitHub.\nGrep.app - Search across a half million git repos.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nNerdyData - Find companies based on their website\u0026rsquo;s tech stack or code.\nPublicwww.com - Source Code Search Engine. Find any alphanumeric snippet, signature or keyword in the web pages HTML, JS and CSS code.\nRepoSearch - Source code search engine that helps you find implementation details, example usages or just analyze code.\nSearchCode - Search 75 billion lines of code from 40 million projects.\nSourceGraph - Understand and search across your entire codebase.\nData Retention # Archive.org - The biggest site for internet website archives.\nDessant - A web extension for pulling data from archived sites.\nInteltechniques - A guide to manually remove your data from archive sites.\nMemento Time Travel - Memento TimeTravel is built using the archive.today API, and can thus be utilized as an upgraded internet archive product. It offers web users with an easy-to-use design.\nPagefreezer.com - PageFreezer is an alternative to the Wayback machine which utilizes Google-like crawling technology. The screenshots are taken using a fully automated operation.\nTubeRipper - An app that lets you rip or download videos from most platforms.\nWebcite - WebCite differs from the Wayback Machine by providing the sort of detailed snapshots of author-cited references requested by publishers, editors, and readers.\nDevice Information # Macaddress.io - MAC address vendor lookup.\nMaclookup.app - Find the vendor name of a device by entering an OUI or a MAC address.\nMacvendors.com - Find MAC Address Vendors. Now.\nMAC Vendor Lookup - Look up the vendor for a specific MAC Address.\nDNS # Chaos - Enhance research and analyse changes around DNS for better insights.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing.\nDNSDumpster - DNS recon \u0026amp; research, find \u0026amp; lookup DNS records.\nDNShistory.org - Domain Name System Historical Record Archive.\nDNSdb - Passive DNS historical database.\nDNSviz - Tool for visualizing the status of a DNS zone.\nDNSTwister - The anti-phishing domain name search engine and DNS monitoring service.\nDnslytics - The ultimate online investigation tool for DNS and other internet data.\nHackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nPassivedns.mnemonic.no - Web interface for querying passive DNS data collected in our malware lab.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nRapidDNS - DNS query tool which make querying - subdomains or sites of a same IP easy.\nDomains # Buckets.grayhatwarfare.com - Public buckets.\nBuiltWith - Find out what websites are Built With.\nCentralOps - DomainDossier - Investigate domains and IP addresses.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing!\nDomainIQ - Comprehensive Domain Intelligence.\nGrayhatwarfare.com - domains - How to search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nIPInfo - Provides your WAN or Public IP address.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nPentest-tools.com - Discover subdomains and determine the attack surface of an organization.\nRiddler - Allows you to search in a high quality dataset.\nRobTex - Various kinds of research of IP numbers, Domain names, etc.\nSecurityheaders.com - Scan your site now.\nSimilarweb.com - The easiest and fastest tool to find out what\u0026rsquo;s really going on online.\nSitereport.netcraft.com - Find out the infrastructure and technologies used by any site.\nSpyonweb.com - Find out related websites.\nStatscrop.com - Millions of amazing websites across the web are being analyzed with StatsCrop.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVisualsitemapper.com - Create a visual map of your site.\nWho.is - WHOIS Search, Domain Name, Website, and IP Tools.\nWhois.domaintools.com - Industry’s fastest domain discovery engine and broadest, most accurate data.\nWhoisology.com - Deep Connections Between Domain Names \u0026amp; Their Owners.\nExploits # 0day.today - The ultimate database of exploits and vulnerabilities.\nExploit-DB - An Exploit Database.\npacketstormsecurity.com - Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers.\nRapid7 - DB - A vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSploitus - A convenient central place for identifying the newest exploits.\nVulmon - A vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nFacial Recognition # Pimeyes - The gold Standard in facial recognition search, while prioritizing privacy. Focused Search Engines # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Correlate – Google Trends Correlate can help you identify search patterns that correlate with real-world trends. It can be used to identify search patterns that are similar to one another. For example, you could use the tool to find out if there is a link between new legislation and gun sales (at least in terms of the search volume related to the two topics).\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nGrabify - Grabify is a free web-based IP grabbing/URL shortening tool. (IP grabbing just as it implies simply means getting/grabbing peoples IP addresses.) This can be used to get location/IP data from potential attackers.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nIPGeo - IpGeo is a python tool to extract IP addresses from captured network traffic file (pcap/pcapng) and generate csv report containing details about the geolocation of each ip in the packets.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMillion Short – Million Short has an interesting approach to searching for information online. The interface is generally similar to a typical search engine. However, you can sort and filter the results in a number of ways. Examples include popularity, eCommerce, live chat, date, location, and others. Also, it automatically pulls out the top sites that usually occupy the top spots in any search result (e.g. Amazon.com, eBay, YouTube, etc.)\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nMention - A service that lets you track any code words across social media platforms. Paid service.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOSSDatabase - OSS DATABASE is a crowdsourced database of Open Source software. Their goal is to make it easy to look for open source alternatives and compare them with their proprietary peers.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPulsedive - A search engine for devices connected to the internet.\nPublic API\u0026rsquo;s - A list of several different API\u0026rsquo;s that are free to use for data pulling.\nPublicData.com - PublicData.com is the number one resource for public records from local, state, and federal agencies.\nProwl - A free IP search \u0026amp; identifications of IoC and IoA.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nSearch by Image - Tool to reverse image search docs, only works in Chromium based browsers.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nShodan – A search engine and network security tool for the internet of things. It finds devices on the internet like web servers, webcams, appliances, traffic lights, and even power plants.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTalkWalkerAlerts – TalkWalkerAlerts is a great alternative to Google Alerts because, in addition to monitoring the web for certain keywords, it monitors social media, blogs, and forums as well. This can be helpful if you need to find mentions of someone’s name or business across the web. Free and paid options.\nTorSearch - A TOR search engine for websites hosted on TOR (The Darknet).\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nTinyEye - A reverse image search.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nGeolocation # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nMail Addresses # Centralops - Email, Whois, DNS search info.\nEmailHippo - Email address verification technology.\nEmail-format.com - Find the email address formats in use at thousands of companies.\nHunter.io - Find professional email addresses in seconds.\nIntelligenceX - Search engine and data archive. Finds public personal information from data brokers.\nMelissa - Emailcheck - Check email addresses and verify they are live.\nMXToolbox - Check your email headers.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nReacher.email - Open-Source Email Verification.\nRocketReach - Your first-degree connection to any professional.\nskymem.info - Find email addresses of companies and people.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nThatsThem - Reverse email lookup.\nverify-email.org - Checks whether the mailbox exists or not.\nVoilaNorbert - I can find anyone\u0026rsquo;s email address.\nOSINT Lists # About.start.me - OSINT Dashboard to combine different OSINT tools.\nAwesome-Osint - A curated list of amazingly awesome open source intelligence tools and resources.\nFacebook Email Search - A simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFreedomlab.io - FreedomLab is a virtual gathering place for human rights defenders. Here you will find a repository of training materials, tutorials, and digital tools, all tailored to your needs and requirements. We hope you will learn about tools, experiences, advocacy and fundraising strategies, as well as knowledge and skills related to security. Through support and collaboration, human rights defenders increase their capacity to monitor and report, seek redress, and advocate for the promotion of human rights.\nFull OSINT - Full OSINT focused on the most popular web-based Open Source Intelligence and Cybersecurity Tools.\nHacker Search Engines - Long list of OSINT Tools.\nInteltechniques Tools - Dozens of tools available from Michael Bazzels website.\nOstintFramework - Terrific list. Layout is a bit strange can be annoying to navigate.\nOsint-jobs.com - Job board and education research.\nOsintcurio.us - The OSINT Curious Project was a source of quality, actionable, Open Source Intelligence news, original blogs, instructional videos, and live streams. We tried to keep people curious about exploring web applications for bits of information or trying out new techniques to access important OSINT data.\nOsintool.com - List of multiple tools with install instructions.\nOsintdojo.com - A giant list of OSINT resources.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nSociallinks.io - Everything you need to navigate the OSINT world, gain deeper insights, and enhance investigations.\nSocial-Analyzer - API, CLI \u0026amp; Web App for analyzing \u0026amp; finding a person’s profile across social media websites. It includes different string analysis and detection modules, you can choose which combination of modules to use during the investigation process.\nSpiderFoot - SpiderFoot is an open-source OSINT tool with 200+ modules for gathering information on target organizations, domains and IP addresses, networks, emails, and usernames. It offers automation capabilities for routine OSINT tasks like DNS queries, threat intelligence checks, breach detection, WHOIS lookups, and more.\nstart.me - Another Giant list of all sorts of tools.\nTCM-Open-Source-Intellingence-Resources - Compilation of Resources from TCM\u0026rsquo;s OSINT Course.\nX-osint - An Open source intelligent framework ie an osint tool which gathers valid information about a phone number, user’s email address, perform VIN Osint, and reverse, perform subdomain enumeration, able to find email from a name, and so much more.\nSecurity Focused Tools # 2fA.Directory - List of companies that use 2FA in America. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\n2fA.Directory.International - List of companies that use 2FA Internationally. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nBest Randoms - Random information generator for huge amount of categories.\nDmarc and SPF Checkers - A site Dmarc, SPF and DKIM are Email security settings that protect your email account from being spoofed or faked. This tool scores your domain to see how difficult it would be to spoof. ^1^\nDNS checker and port scanner - A site to check open ports, DNS SPF records and much more on your own internal server.\nEfani - Test your Phone number public connections to see your total phone exposure.\nEmail Rep - App that lets you check the known reputability of any email address and domain.\nEnd Of Life - Tracks closely software updates, and EOL status for a massive list of software. Need to figure out how long your new phone will be supported? They have you covered.\nExiftool - A tool let’s you pull metadata info from a wide range of file types.\nHudson Rock - Free tools to check for compromised corporate accounts.\nHowsecureismypassword - A site to test the security and the Bruce Force difficulty of your password.\nImmuniweb - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server or servers. Checks SSL status of multiple different types of applications. Also checks compliance with frameworks such as PCI, HIPAA and NIST.\nIp Quality Score - An app to check your IP, Email and Fraud prevention. Also allows for verifying Tor and VPN connectivity and much more.\nPolisis - Polisis gives you a glimpse of what websites actually say in their privacy policies.\nPrivacy Parrot - A search engine that helps determine if a website can sell your personal information.\nScamDoctor - Project that tracks known scam websites and use an algorithm to determine likelihood of other scams.\nSecurity Headers - A site to check the security headers of your own self-hosted server to check your exposure to attacks like XSS, Clickjacking and more.\nShieldsup - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Run by Steve Gibson of the SecurityNow Podcast and Spinrite data recovery application.\nSSL LABS - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Specifically looks at TLS config and hash algorithm of your website.\nTiny-check - A piece of software that scans your phone to check for unauthorized monitoring apps unknowingly installed.\nTOSBack (Terms of Service) - A website that reads back other website terms of service and puts it into a simple and easy to read summary.\nTraceLabs - An OSINT service that helps find missing people.\nVirus Total - Scan files, hashes and URLs to run them against a database of known compromised software. Extremely useful when evaluating new suspicious files or programs.\nW3Techs - Large list that tracks software utilization across industries. Find metrics based around software markets share.\nServers # FOFA - Cyberspace mapping.\nGreyNoise - The source for understanding internet noise.\nNatlas - Scaling Network Scanning.\nNetlas.io - Discover, Research and Monitor any Assets Available Online.\nOnyphe.io - Cyber Defense Search Engine for open-source and cyber threat intelligence data.\nZoomEye - Global cyberspace mapping.\nSocial Media Tools # Discord # Discord OSINT Attack Surface - Description of Discord\u0026rsquo;s attack surface.\nDiscord Snowflake to Timestamp Converter - Pulls Discord message timestamps.\nDiscordBee - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDiscordServers Search - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDutch OSINT Guy Discord Resources - OSINT Discord resources that may be useful for searching or pivoting on Discord.\nFacebook # Einvestigator.com - Facebook Search Tools and Resources.\nFacebook Email Search - Is a simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFB People Directory - Is a native tool built by Facebook so you can, as its name suggests, search their people directory. It’s super useful and one of the easiest tools to use when you’re looking for someone.\nPassive DNS - Technology allows you to investigate everything you can imagine about any organization or company in the world, way beyond a simple citizen profile. Let’s see it in action for facebook.com.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nToolzu.com - A platform for Facebook video downloading.\nGab # Gab OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGab OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tool for creating Bookmarklet.\nGab OSINT Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB ^1^\nGeneral Social Media Tools # Sherlock - Finds all usernames across 300 different social media platforms.\nSocialBlade - Real Time follower/subscriber counter for Youtube, Twitch, Instagram and Twitter.\nStories Down - Guide for several different platforms.\nGettr # Gettr OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGettr OSINT Investigations Tips \u0026amp; Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB.\nInstagram # Gramho - Identifying Followers of a Private Instagram Profile.\nInstahunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Instagram posts.\nInstagram OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Instagram.\nPicuki - View, edit and share your publicly available Instagram content.\nLinkedIn # Epieos LinkedIn Tool - Retrieve information linked to an email address.\nHow to conduct OSINT on Linkedin - List of tactics and strategies.\nLinkedIn OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the LinkedIn attack surface.\nLinkedIn OSINT Bookmarket Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part I - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part II - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nNew LinkedIn Search Features - Guide on search functions in LinkedIn.\nPinterest # Aware Online - List of tactics and strategies.\nPinterest OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Pinterest attack surface.\nReddit # Rdddeck - Creates Reddit decks.\nReddit OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Reddit attack surface.\nReddit OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nReddit OSINT Techniques - List of Osint tools and tactics for Reddit.\nUnddit - App that lets you display removed (by mods) and deleted (by users) comments/posts for Reddit.\nSkype # Skype OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Skype attack surface.\nSkypli - Skype search engine.\nSnapchat # Snapchat OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Snapchat attack surface.\nSnap Map - Watch Snaps submitted by Snapchatters around the world.\nTelegram # Awesome Telegram OSINT - Massive list of Telegram Tools.\nTelegram Analytics - Telegram channels and groups catalog in addition chat monitoring.\nTelegram Database - Telegram Search Engine.\nTikTok # TikTok OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the TikTok attack surface.\nTikTok OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate TikTok investigations.\nVidnice - TikTok search engine.\nTumblr # Tumblr OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Tumbler attack surface.\nTumblr OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate Tumblr investigations.\nTumblr OSINT Techniques - Breakdown of many tactics and techniques for OSINT on Tumblr.\nTwitter/X.com # Birdhunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Twitter posts.\nBot Sentinel - Helps you find and block trolls and fake Twitter accounts.\nFoller.me - Free people search engine finds social media profiles, public records, and more!\nNitter - Access Twitter through a privacy front end without an account.\nTinfoleak - Search for Twitter users leaks.\nTweet Beaver - If you’re doing research that involves a Twitter user, TweetBeaver is a great resource. Use it for things like downloading a user’s friends list, downloading a user’s followers list, checking to see if two accounts follow one another, and much more.\nTweetdeck - TweetDeck offers a more convenient Twitter experience by letting you view multiple timelines in one easy interface. It includes a host of advanced features to help get the most of Twitter: Manage multiple Twitter accounts, schedule Tweets for posting in the future, build Tweet collections, and more.\nTwitter OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Twitter attack surface.\nSpoonbill - Spoonbill lets you see profile changes from the people you follow on Twitter or other social networks.\nTrendsmap - Tracks hashtag trends by location.\nTweeterID - Pull your Twitter user ID.\nGetvidfy.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nSavetweetvid.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nURLs # HackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nMOZ Link Explorer - The world\u0026rsquo;s best backlink checker with over 40 trillion links.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nShorteners.grayhatwarfare.com - Search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nURLScan - A sandbox for the web.\nVehicles # Autocheck - Search by Vin or License Plate. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nFaxvin - Search by Vin. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nLicensesearch.org - Can be used to search License plates and Drivers licenses for a fee.\nSkipTracer - Python-based search engine program, that searches lots of different categories, Name, email, phone etc. In particular you can search License Plate info which is the most unique feature of this app.\nVehicle-OSINT-Collection - A comprehensive list of websites, add-ons, repositories, and other tools useful for finding information on a target vehicle ^2^\nVulnerabilities # Aqua Vulnerability Database - Vulnerabilities and weaknesses in open source applications and cloud native infrastructure.\nCapec.Mitre.org - A site that tracks common attack patterns.\nCloudvulndb.org - The Open Cloud Vulnerability \u0026amp; Security Issue Database.\nCVEDetails - The ultimate security vulnerability datasource.\nCVE.org - Another site that tracks identifies defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nGitHub Advisory Database - Security vulnerability database inclusive of CVEs and GitHub originated security advisories.\nLibraries.io - Open source package tracker.\nMITRE CVE - Another site that identifies, defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nMitre.org - A site that tracks common weaknesses across all software.\nNIST NVD - The National Vulnerability Database, that lists known threats and vulnerabilities.\nOssindex.sonatype.org - A free catalogue of open source components and scanning tools to help developers identify vulnerabilities, understand risk, and keep their software safe.\nOpencve.io - Easiest way to track CVE updates and be alerted about new vulnerabilities.\nOsv.dev - Open Source Vulnerability tracker.\nRapid7 - DB - Vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSecurity.snyk.io - Open Source Vulnerability Database.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVulDB - Number one vulnerability database.\nVulmon - Vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nVulners.com - Your Search Engine for Security Intelligence.\nVulnIQ - Vulnerability intelligence and management solution.\nWifi Discovery and Scanning # Acrylic WiFi - WiFi analysis, site survey \u0026amp; troubleshooting.\nAvast Wi-Fi Finder - Avast Wi-Fi Finder is an app to help you find free WiFi networks around you. Just check the map and take a look at the different points that show up. Tapping one of them gives you more information: the name of the network, whether it requires a password, etc.\nFree WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nNetwork Tools - Phone App for tracking all sorts of network metrics.\nOpen WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nWiFinder -\n"},{"id":15,"href":"/political-tools/","title":"Political","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;He knows nothing and thinks he knows everything. That points clearly to a political career.\u0026rdquo; -George Bernard Shaw\nHere at Liberty Tools we believe in looking at alternatives to electoral politics. We believe that in terms of advancing freedom electoral politics has mostly been a lost battle, or very often is actually counter productive. However we do have great respect for anyone who is trying to advance freedom as part of the political process, and continuing in the footsteps of the great politicians such as Ron Paul.\n🏛️ Find Representatives \u0026amp; Voting Info # Govtrack – Look up your Congressional representatives and their voting records. Vote.org – Polling Place Locator – Find out where to vote. Ballotpedia – Discover open races, ballot measures, candidate info, and more. IV3 – Verify your voter roll info, report inaccuracies, and track updates. 💵 Money in Politics # Opensecrets – Follow campaign finance and lobbying data. ALLRegreen – Track campaign contributions by industry and individual donors. Follow The Crypto – See cryptocurrency donations to politicians. Check My Donation – Check if your name has been used fraudulently in political donations. 📊 Government Transparency \u0026amp; Spending # Open the Books – Audit government spending at federal, state, and local levels. Data Republican – Explore federal grant allocations, charity, and NGO funding. DogeAI - A new AI project trying to expose political corruption. 🏢 Political Appointees \u0026amp; Local Involvement # OurPublicService.org – Appointee Tracker – Track political appointees in federal positions. Run Locally – Libertarian Party initiative to support local candidates. "},{"id":16,"href":"/privacy/","title":"Privacy","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The Cypherpunks are actively engaged in making the networks safer for privacy. Let us proceed together apace. Onward\u0026rdquo; - Eric Hughes\nPrivacy is a fundamental tenet of a free society. Corporations and governments are gathering data at record rates and will happily sell it to the highest bidder. In the era of social media, doxxing, twitter mobs and rising crime, take back your privacy to protect yourself and your family.\nAll in one Privacy Solutions # Cloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Cloaked is not Open Source. Though they do plan to open source their project in the future. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nMySudo - All in one privacy solution. MySudo offers services for phones, profiles, emails, virtual credit cards and more. MySudo doesnt always work well on non Android OSes like Calyx and you often need a google supported phone for activation, but once you activate it, it should work fine on Graphene.\nBrowsers # Brave - From the original creators of Firefox, Brave aims to use maximum privacy as a default. With ad blocking, phishing blocking, fingerprint and cookie blocking all enabled by default. Brave does offer ad payments in its own crypto token BAT, which has drawn some criticism from privacy advocates - In Depth Review\nDecentr - Brand new blockchain-based browser. Pays out in their own token for browsing search, much like Brave.\nFirefox - Firefox has a long-established history of competing with the most well-known browsers as the longest-serving open-source alternative. However, due to recent changes by Firefox in order to gain more revenue, we NO longer recommend them. Check out more here.\nLibreWolf - LibreWolf is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks.\nMullvad Browser - The Mullvad Browser is a privacy-focused web browser developed in a collaboration between Mullvad VPN and the Tor Project. It’s designed to minimize tracking and fingerprinting. You could say it’s a Tor Browser to use without the Tor Network. Instead, you can use it with a trustworthy VPN. The idea is to provide one more alternative – beside the Tor Network – to browse the internet with more privacy. To get as many people as possible to fight the big data gathering of today. To free the internet from mass surveillance.\nPrivacy Tests - In-depth comparison of browser privacy.\nTor Browser - Tor Browser is your choice if you need an extra layer of anonymity. It\u0026rsquo;s a modified version of Firefox, which comes with pre-installed privacy add-ons, encryption, and an advanced proxy. It\u0026rsquo;s not recommended to install additional browser addons. Plugins or addons may bypass Tor or compromise your privacy. While TOR is the best in privacy, it is also notoriously slow.\nWaterfox - Waterfox is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks. Not quite as private as something like LibreWolf, but makes up for it in speed and functionality.\nBrowser Exposure Checks # Cover Your Tracks and EFF Tool - A project from the EFF. Cover Your Tracks is two things: a tool for users to understand how unique and identifiable their browser makes them online, and a research project to uncover the tools and techniques of online trackers and test the efficacy of privacy add-ons. In Depth Breakdown and Review\nIpleak - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDNSLeaktest - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDeviceInfo - Checks computer hardware and software specs\nAm I Unique -Checks your IP and browser public info.\nBlacklight- Check third party trackers\nBrowserspy - When you surf around the internet your browser leaves behind a trail of digital footprints. Websites can use these footprints to check your system. BrowserSpy.dk is a service where you can check just what information it\u0026rsquo;s possible to gather from your system, just by visiting a website.\nPrivacy.net - What information can a website find out about you when you visit it? A lot more than you probably realize. This tool lists information that any website, advertisement, and widget can collect from your web browser. Such information could be used to identify you and/or track your behavior using tactics like IP lookups and browser fingerprinting. While none of this may be considered personally identifiable information (PII), the profile drawn from all these pieces of information can be so distinct that it can only plausibly match a single person.\nPersonaldata.info - Check what data your browser is leaking, and other tools.\nBrowser Extensions # AdNauseam - Extension that randomly opens ads to obfuscate tracking.\nBypass Paywalls - App that lets you get past paywalls to view otherwise paid content.\nCanvas Fingerprint Defender - Creates fake Canvas IDs to prevent fingerprinting.\nClear Browsing Data - Clear browsing data like cookies, history, and cache directly from the browser toolbar.\nDissenter - Browser extension that allows you to comment on any web page free of censorship.\nGoogle Teller - App that beeps every time a connection with Google is made.\nHTTPS Everywhere - Encrypts your communications with many major websites, making your browsing more secure.\nLibRedirect - Redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends like Newpipe, Nitter, Wikiless, etc.\nLocalCDN - Emulates Content Delivery Networks to improve your online privacy by intercepting traffic and injecting supported resources locally.\nMailvelope - Privacy-focused email web extension to securely encrypt your emails with PGP using webmail providers.\nMozilla Containers - Allows you to separate your browsing experience into different color-coded tabs to help protect your privacy.\nNoScript - Allows JavaScript and other potentially harmful content to be executed only by trusted websites of your choice.\nPrivacy Badger - Stops advertisers and trackers from secretly tracking where you go and what pages you look at on the web.\nPrivacy Possum - Monkey wrenches common commercial tracking methods by reducing and falsifying the data gathered by tracking companies.\nRedirector - Web browser extension (Firefox, Vivaldi, Chrome, Opera, Edge) to redirect URLs based on regex or wildcard patterns.\nSnowFlake - Helps people in censored countries access the Internet without restrictions by acting as a proxy.\nTerms of Service; Didn\u0026rsquo;t Read - Provides short and quick summaries about the terms and privacy policies of websites you browse.\nTrackMeNot - Protects privacy in web-search by issuing randomized queries to common search engines.\nuBlock Origin - Free, open-source ad content blocker that increases security and privacy in your browser.\nWatch on Odysee - Redirects you from YouTube to Odysee, a decentralized YouTube alternative.\nComputers # Computer Manufacturers # Purism - Open Source company. Makes Open Source Laptops, Phones and Servers. Partners with other liberty focused companies like Start 9. Accepts Bitcoin as a method of payment. Also offers a private phone data plan. Shipping is known to be very slow in some cases. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nStarLabs - A computer company that sells a wide range of linux computers that come preconfigured with multiple different distros. Also includes a linux based tablet. Accepts Bitcoin\nSystem76 - Well known American Linux Company. Developed and pioneered Pop-OS operating system, A user friendly Ubuntu/Debian Fork.\nTuxedoComputers - High quality Linux focused computers. German company, only communicates in German.\nComputer Operating Systems # CNIX - A simple Linux distro that puts privacy first, but it\u0026rsquo;s much less intense than TAILS or QUBES.\nDistro Watch - Distro Watch tracks and rates all Linux Operating systems.\nLinuxMint - Linux distro for beginners.\nPop!_OS - Ubuntu Fork built by a dedicated Linux Hardware Company System76. Pop!_OS is one of the easiest and cleanest Linux distros around.\nQubesOS - a privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. Qubes requires a bit more hardware as it runs several virtual machines to segregate your applications to better ensure your privacy.\nReactOS - An Open Source OS designed to mimic the Windows file system.\nTAILS - A privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. With TAILS all traffic is routed through TOR and all of your data is deleted as soon as the computer is turned off.\nUbuntu - The long term gold standard for beginner Linux users.\nData Removal # AccountKiller- Website that helps you find and delete a wide range of old accounts across multiple platforms through specific account/platform targeting.\nCreditFreeze- Freeze your Credit in the event of a data breach\nCyberOneIntel - CyberOneIIntel claims to find what other services can\u0026rsquo;t - including social media accounts, employment history, dating profiles, gaming profiles, dark web credential breaches, indexed search engine occurrences, and much more.\nData Broker Opt Out List - massive list of data sites to opt out of manually.\nData Brokers List - Links to purge your data manually from data brokers\nData Opt Out - Links to requests to manually delete data from multiple websites and platforms.\nDeleteMe - Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. In Depth Discussion\nEasyOptOuts - Cheap service to remove your accounts from Data Brokers\nHacked - Paid service that helps you recover from hacks and exposed personal data. Service can help with deleting videos or images from website or social media platforms. Service can also help you recover hacked accounts if you have lost access.\nJustDeleteMe - A directory of direct links to delete your account from web services. If you would like to delete a wide range of your accounts manually, JustDeleteMe can link you directly to the section of page where you can easily delete your account.\nMyDataRemoval - Another competitor for purging personal information, Name, Home address etc. Review\nOneRep - Alternative to DeleteMe. Offers a free trial and more deletion services but does have some negative reviews. One Rep is known for automating this process and not using employee manual checks. In Depth Review\nOptery - Removes Your Home Address, Phone and Other Private Info from Google, and 220+ Sites Review\nRedact - App that will delete your social media presence including specific comments and posts on multiple platforms. Includes FB, Reddit, Discord, Twitter etc…\nRemove Data from web Archive - Guide to remove your data from archive sites\nSayMine- Automated service that pulls your emails to find accounts created and sends them emails for data removal request. Be careful though, as this can sometimes cause you to send information to companies that you may have received emails from, but do not actually have an account with and thus actually giving them more information than they had in the first place. Saymine also offers corporate privacy services.\nDead Mans Switch # BqETH - BeQth is a trustless dead mans switch based on the Polygon network, an Ethereum Layer 2. BeQth lets you create a smart contract on the polygon blockchain that will send out our secret data via email to whoever you wish after an allotted amount of time. Transactions are all encrypted and totally on chain. Users can essentially mine the algorithm to unlock secret keys by the allotted time, essentially allowing for users to mine secrets. Does not require KYC. CipherWill - A non crypto based E2E dead mans switch service. Your secrets are encrypted with 256 AES encryption and zero knowledge proofs for the best possible security. Requires basic KYC. Gone Mans Switch - Gone Man\u0026rsquo;s Switch is a simple web application that allows you to create messages that will be delivered when you are absent (gone) for a certain period. Fully Self-hosted and open source. You can schedule long term messages to yourself via Telegram, Email or SMS. Sarcophagus - Similar to BeQTH Sarcophagus is also built on the polygon blockchain. Sarcophagus is decentralized, open-source and DAO owned + operated. They believe bringing dead man\u0026rsquo;s switch functionality to the web3 ecosystem can empower and provide security infrastructure for an entire generation of applications, regardless of their size Email # Email Providers # Email cannot offer the same fundamental privacy of other communication protocols. Use better tools when it matters. Nevertheless, it remains an essential tool in every day life, and the following providers offer excellent privacy.\n10 Minute Mail - Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.- Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.\n33Mail - Unlimited private email aliases.\nBeeble - Encrypted email and data storage. Uses hybrid AED and PGP encryption methods. Uses decentralized server infrastructure.\nFastMail - No free version. In Depth Review.\nLavabit - The company responsible for setting the Seppuku Pledge precedent. Originally used by Edward Snowden, Lavabit refused to give up information on him to the US Government. Lavabit shut down before handing over information and re-opened years later.\nMailbox - Private email with cloud services. In Depth Review.\nMailcow - Self-hosting email isn\u0026rsquo;t recommended, but Mailcow is an application that can help simplify the process. Article on the difficulties with Email.\nMailfence - Encrypted email service based in Belgium.\nMigadu - Email hosting service that doesn\u0026rsquo;t track and lets you add in unlimited domains and accounts for cheap.\nPax Mail - A lesser-known privacy-focused email provider, Pax offers paid-only accounts to provide full email services that do not compromise their values. Specifically created for Freedom lovers. Their values are listed clearly here.\nProtonMail - All data is stored in an encrypted state, and decrypted by the client. Emails between Proton users are end-to-end encrypted. The client-side code is open source. Proton servers are located in Switzerland. Basic accounts are free. Additional storage and features are available through paid plans, which can be paid for in Bitcoin. In-depth review from Restore Privacy.\nTutanota - Similar to Proton, all data is stored in an encrypted state, and emails between users are end-to-end encrypted. Tutanota servers are located in Germany, which is part of the 14 Eyes. Free and paid options available.\nEmail Clients # FairEmail - Fully featured, open source, privacy friendly email app for Android. Uses OpenKeychain to decrypt messages and optionally encrypt messages. Review\nK-9 - Mobile open source email client. Review\nMailSpring - Opensource. Great free email client, works with a variety of email providers. Does not work with Protonmail.\nThunderbird - Thunderbird is a free and open-source cross-platform email client developed by the Mozilla Foundation, the people who are behind the Firefox web browser. Been around for awhile, can be a bit buggy at times.\nEmail Aliases # Abine/Blur - Provides email and Debit card aliases. Albine provides several other options as well. Paid Service offered along with other services. Review\nAnonAddy - Very Similar product to Simple Login. In Depth Review Comparison Review of SL and AA\nFirefox Relay - Free email alias service. Also offers paid phone relay service. Review\nSimple Login - Free cloud services, cheap premium accounts anonymously with Monero. Also offers Self Hosting options.\nFile Encryption # Cryptomator - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nCoze - Coze is an open source cryptographic JSON messaging specification which uses digital signatures to prove identity and ownership over digital files and messages.\nOpenPGP - Lists of several differnt applications that all use the OpenPGP standard.\nPGPTool - Based off the original PGP Alogrithim, PGP tool is a A simple and secure online client-side PGP Key Generator, Encryption and Decryption tool. Generate your PGP Key pairs, encrypt or decrypt messages easily with a few clicks.\nPicoCrypt - Lightweight open source encryption client that’s easy to use, completely free and focuses on only encrypting files and nothing else. Most Encryption apps tend to use AES-256 while Pico uses the new and improved XChaCha20 for encryption. It also uses Argon 2 for key derivation as opposed to SHA for further protection\nVeracrypt - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nFirewalls # Little Snitch - Inbound and Outbound firewall blocking for desktop. MAC OS only.\nOPNsense is a free and open source network FreeBSD-based firewall\nPFSense - Well supported free Open Source network Firewall Software\nPihole - Network wide Ad-Blocker and DNS sinkhole. Can also be used as a DHCP server\nPort Master - Application Firewalls. This program works as a VPN replacement. May break your VPN connection while installed. Works in Linux and Windows.\nSimplewall - Simple Open Source Windows only Firewall\nSnort - Open Source Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)\nInternet Service Providers # FemtoStar - Open Source Satellite internet.\nNomadinternet - Internet for off grid living.\nUkama - A project empowering everyone to build a decentralized cell phone network powered by you to connect the world.\nKillswitches # Buskill - USB ‘dead man’s switch’ locks down (or kills) snatched laptops\nUSBGuard - The USBGuard software framework helps to protect your computer against rogue USB devices (a.k.a. BadUSB) by implementing basic whitelisting and blacklisting capabilities based on device attributes.\nUSBKill - USBKill Python Script allows your computer to lock out if any unapproved USB devices are inserted into your computer. Directly inspired by the arrest of Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht\nMessengers # Bitchat- Launched by Jack Dorsey in 2025, like Briar it uses bluetooth. Other features include: Works Offline on local Bluetooth LE mesh networks, with automatic peer discovery and multi-hop relaying Provides end to end encryption via X25519 key exchange and AES-256-GCM for both private and channel messages. Supports store \u0026amp; forward, caching messages for offline peers until they reconnect Requires no accounts, email addresses, or phone numbers messages live only on users’ devices.\nBriar - Briar doesn’t rely on a central server - messages are synchronized directly between the users’ devices. If the internet’s down, Briar can sync via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, keeping the information flowing in a crisis. If the internet’s up, Briar can sync via the Tor network for additional privacy.\nComparison and Ranks - Detailed comparison of all major messaging apps features and privacy.\nKeet - Peer-to-Peer Chat with high quality Video \u0026amp; Text. Private \u0026amp; Encrypted. Has BTC payment methods built in.\nMatrix - Also commonly known as Element for the most popular Matrix front end. Matrix is a chat Protocol with several different applications that cab be used to participate in the network. Element has full End-to-End encryption, completely open source, fully self hostable and comes with most of the same functionality of Discord or Slack. Also has the ability to Bridge with other chat apps, meaning you can connect Matrix directly to Telegram, or Slack or most other chat apps and mangage those communications via whichever matrix client you choose. Probably the best option for self hosting small companies. Matrix Instance Testing\nMolly- Hardened Signal Fork that is fully open source.\nSignal - An easy-to-use end-to-end encrypted messenger. Long considered the gold standard. Built in auto-delete of messages. standard of chat privacy. Not fully open source. Signal used to require a phone number, but you can now use a username if you prefer. One of the easiest apps to convert normies.\nSilence - A signal fork that picked up SMS direct encryption after Signal decided to no longer pursue it. While you should stay away from SMS whenever possible, it is sometimes still necessary to communicate with certain people this way. And with Silence you can protect yourself. Signal on SMS\nSimpleX - The first messenger without user IDs. SimpleX uses the smart client dumb server model. Meaning you can setup a simple relay to forward your fully encrypted messages to recievers. SimpleX is still early. It has a simple desktop but this isnt fully features currently. In Depth Podcast with the creator.\nSession - Session is an end-to-end encrypted messenger that minimises sensitive metadata, designed and built for people who want absolute privacy and freedom from any form of surveillance. No phone numbers and completely open source.\nTelegram - Easy to use encrypted messaging app. Telegram is NOT End-to-End encrypted by default but does have the option to create E2E secret chats. While its not E2E encrypted it does still encrypt your traffic to the Telegram Servers which is an improvement over SMS. Telegram is simple and is heavily used all across the world, and is a good introduction to a more privacy preserving chat app. However Telegram does have access to user data in its internal servers and has been known to hand that information over at times. Telegram is one of the most used encrypted apps around and as a result can be a haven for scammers.\nThreema - an end-to-end encrypted messenger, similar to Signal. Not a free app. Good overall app, but relatively low userbase due to the non free nature of it.\nWhitenoise - An encrypted messaging app that uses the NOSTR Protocol for private and public key pairs.\nWire - E2E by default. Lots of functionality. Fully open source. Self hosting options available. Built in auto-delete of messages. Can be a bit buggy at times, smaller userbase.\nMetadata Removal # Desktop Metadata removal - Windows and Mac can remove this natively. Linux needs a few steps.\nImagepipe - Android only metadata remover\nMesh Networks # PKT.Cash - PKT uses PacketCrypt, the world’s first bandwidth-hard proof of work. When you connect your home or office internet to the PKT Network, you earn PKT Cash (PKT).PKT mining does not require permission from a centralized company. Miners power the network in a decentralized way, which scales to provide low cost, high speed internet access worldwide.\nOpenmesh - Your Gateway to Building Personalized Data Ecosystems in minutes, instead of weeks. A decentralized node operator that allows for running of various services.\nThreefold - To build an open-source peer-to-peer Internet infrastructure that removes all forms of centralization from the global IT systems. Anything we do needs to improve the planet’s situation and benefit the people around us. Internet access is a human right and it can change everything for the lives of people as an infinite source of tools and information. Our technology was designed to scale ThreeFold anywhere electricity and bandwidth are present.\nMobile # Aliasing # Abine - Offers Phone masking/aliasing for a fee.\nFireFox Relay - Phone Alias service that comes along with an email alias service. Email aliasing is free, phone alias service requires a small monthly fee.)\nSee our All in one Privacy Section for More\nAlternative App Stores # Accrescent - Accrescent is a private and secure Android app store built with modern features in mind. It aims to provide a developer-friendly platform and pleasant user experience while enforcing modern security and privacy practices and offering robust validity guarantees for installed apps.\nAPK-Pure - A site to download and install APK\u0026rsquo;s (install files for phone OSes) this is an easy way to completely bypass app stores. The downside is that your software needs to be updated manually through APK-Pure and is not managed automatically by an app store.\nAptoide - A competitor to the google app store. With over 1 millon apps. While its not specifically privacy focused its a nice alternative when you cant use the regular good app store, or if you cant find what you need in F-Droid.\nAurora Store - A privacy front end for the Google App store. You can find anything you need from google through Aurora. However as this is a front end, it connects to the google app store so that you dont have too. This does require an account. Aurora provides anonymous accounts for you to use, however Google will rate limit these accounts to make them difficult to use sometimes. You can just create your own Gmail account to bypass this if necessary.\nF-Droid - F-Droid is the premier app store for open source apps. For anyone truly intrested in privacy should first check for apps in F-droid before going to mainstream appstores as Fdroid only carries Open Source apps. Completely free, open source and does not require an account.\nObtainium - Obtainium allows you to install and update apps directly from their releases pages, and receive notifications when new releases are made available.\nBurner Phone Numbers # 5sim - Over 500,000 Numbers Originating from Around 180 Countries Online. Low fees. Does not take cryptocurrency.\nBurnerApp - Burner Phone numbers. Usually work for services like Amazon and Twitter\nCrypton - Affordability meets security: For the cost of a movie ticket per month, get a physical SIM phone number. All your messages are encrypted with your personal key, protecting them from prying eyes.\nFreePhoneNum - One time Use burner numbers. Many services wont accept these.\nPhone Blur - offers the use of non-VoIP US phone numbers for account verification, multi-factor authentication, and other needs. Formerly Text Secure.\nSMSPool - Privacy focused non voip SMS burner numbers with area codes from all over the world. Company accepts cryptocurrency including Monero. Cheap options that are known to work with difficult providers like Discord or Twitter.\nSMS4SATS - Bitcoin focused SMS numbers that utilize Bitcoins Layer 2, Lightning network.\nTelnum - Burner Numbers and permanent numbers via Monero\nTossable Digits - Alternative to Google voice for phone porting. Also provides multiple phone numbers.\nMobile Operating Systems # CalyxOS - A privacy focused de-Googled Android Alternative that’s more privacy focused than Lineage but more user friendly than Graphene. Only available on Google Pixel models.\nE.foundation - Degoogled Phone OS that works with most major phone models\nGraphene OS - The king of Privacy phones. Completely de-googled heavily privacy focused phone App Store. Only available on Google Pixel models. Install Guide and Another install guide\nHavoc-OS - Similar to Lineage with large compatibility of devices. Works on over 150 devices. Still available but not a lot of updates.\nLineage – An open source Android alternative that’s compatible with most major Smart Phone and other Android Devices. Does not have a locked bootloader, which is a slight security concern.\nPlexus - App that lists compatibility of over 1000 phone apps for Open source phone roms.\nUbuntu Touch - Open Source Phone and Tablet Rom.\nMobile Phones # Above Phone - The Above Phone offers Graphene OS phones for sale along with their own services like \u0026ldquo;Above VPN\u0026rdquo; along with additional support to help you get fully migrated over to their ecosystem.\nDe-googled - Sells De-googled phones, Lineage Calyx and Graphene - Takes crypto\nEfani - Company that offers Sim Swap protection and prevention. \u0026ldquo;Efani works like any other carrier, except Efani adds exceptional security to your plan via an impressive security tech stack.\u0026rdquo;\nFairphone - Sustainable phone that lets your replace all parts in the phone. Will support CalyxOS soon. currently only available in the UK. Also offers sustainable headphones and other items.\nFreedomphone - NOT RECOMMENDED. Privacy focused phone marketing towards conservatives. OS Is closed source, with little in the way of details on how anything actually works. Backed by conservative commentator Candace Owens.\nFrequency Check - App that lets you check what plans and locations your phone is compatible with.\nIsland - Sandboxing app for Stock Android\nMamushi- Specializes in Calyx OS , Accepts Monero.\nMark37 - A full service Christian privacy company that specializes in their \u0026ldquo;Ghost Phone\u0026rdquo; a Graphene OS phone with custom config. Offers several other privacy services and devices.\nNitrokey - Phones with Mics and Cameras removed\nPine64 - Completely Open Source Phone. May have some compatibility issues.\nPrivate Phone Shop - Fully configured privacy focused phones you purchase. Primarily offers Lineage and Graphene OS. Also offers other privacy services.\nProject Guardian - A physical phone silencing device. A new machine that silences all noise going into your phone from your micophone. All you have to do is set your phone on top of the device and it blocks all incoming sound. Also provides wireless charging. Can be used with two phones at a time.\nPurism - NOT RECOMENDED. Completely Open Source Phone from the ground up, however this comes with many difficulties including supply chain issues. Purism has been known to have very late deliveries in some cases as long as years with no refunds. Order with caution.\nRoninMobile - RoninDojo a bitcoin privacy company, now makes pixel based phones with options for both Calyx and Graphene.\nUnplugged Phone - Unplugged phone is a closed source privacy phone touted by many conservative influencers. It offers its own ecosystem of privacy apps. However many of these apps arent likely to be very useful since you need their phone in order to use them. Given this and the closed source nature of the software we cannot recomend this phone at this time. You are better off with known Open-source alternatives.\nVolla Phone - A minimalist design and new operating concept with the springboard, quick menu and collections. Comes with either Volla OS or Ubuntu Touch installed.\nMobile Service Providers # AweSIM - Privacy focused phone service. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nFreedomPop - Cheap and in some cases free VOIP plans.\nInvisv - Privacy focused phone service. INVISV Relay brings Multi-Party Relay (MPR) privacy to Android, offering a service that decouples trust: where INVISV\u0026rsquo;s job is to ensure that nobody but you has all your critical information. In effect, your requests for data from the Internet, whether with a web browser or with any other app, are unlinked from your identity, and neither INVISV nor our infrastructure partners nor your broadband Internet provider nor a mobile operator can link your identity and your Internet usage and location together.\nSIMXL - e-SIMs Accessible for Everyone, that accepts Monero.\nSilent Link - A real phone number provider not a VOIP number, that can be acquired anonymously. Only allows for incoming calls, but also provides a cheap data plan. Does not always provide the best service. A backup data plan is not a bad idea with this service while using Silent link primarily for privacy.\nVOIP Providers # Hushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nJMP - Private VOIP numbers. Uses the company Telnyx on the back end, but it try\u0026rsquo;s to make this process simpler for a small fee, as you can use Telnyx directly for cheaper fees and good privacy but the process is quite difficult.\nPassword Managers # Password managers are one of the few security tools that makes your life easier. With all of your passwords in one place, often including a password autofill so that you don\u0026rsquo;t have to even type your password, which also helps to keep you safe from keylogging or should surfing attacks.\nBitwarden - FOSS password manager. Free cloud password management, or you can completely self host. 2FA is easily configurable as well. Decryption happens on your client device not on the server, meaning your passwords are encrypted if the server is compromised. Bitwarden also has a password generator, and allows for multiple password encrypted password accounts making it perfect for a small enterprise solution.\nKeepass - The top local password manager. Instead of setting up a server you can run your password manager directly on your personal work machine.\nPasswordSafe - A local password Manager that utilizes Blowfish. Created by security expert and old school cypherpunk Bruce Schneier. Works on windows and Linux.\nVPNMentor Secure Password Generator - Online Password generator for when you aren\u0026rsquo;t working with a standard password manager. Provides other high quality VPN and password related tools as well, like a password strength checker.\nPrivacy for Cars # 49dollarmontanaregisteredagent - Montana based company that creates LLC’s and will register your car to that LLC in Montana thus keeping your name unattached to the car. Montana has the added benefit of a one time registration for cars over 11 years old and no emissions or safety checks\nDeflock - Deflock is a site that tracks \u0026ldquo;Flock\u0026rdquo; ALPR camera readers. Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) are cameras that capture images of all passing license plates, storing details like the car\u0026rsquo;s location, date, and time. These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles—regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. While these systems can be useful for tracking stolen cars or wanted individuals, they are mostly used to track the movements of innocent people.\nFreedomev - Open source software for Tesla cars. Still in development.\nGhostPlate - Physical device that lets you temporarily obscure your license plate.\nNotmyPlate - App that lets you request to legally opt out of License plate collection data via the GDPR. Not likely to be super helpful in non EU countries.\nOpen Auto - An open source alternative to Android Auto, and app that helps you utilize your phone wild driving.\nOpen XC - OpenXC is a combination of open source hardware and software that lets you extend your vehicle with custom applications and pluggable modules. It uses standard, well-known tools to open up a wealth of data from the vehicle to developers, even beyond OBD-II.\nPlate Privacy - A project by the Institute for Justice to track car camera software and fight back.\nPrivacyforCars - Delete your data from rental cars after you are no longer using them. Website also provides a lot of other privacy education on vehicles.\nVehiclePrivacyreport - Check for status of vehicles internet connection to the manufacturers\nPrivacy Resources and Education # Podcasts # Citadel Dispatch - Hosted by Matt Odell a Freedom and Bitcoin Advocate.\nClosed Network - Privacy and security podcast focused on the everyday person and using simple tools and techniques to become a smaller target for online attacks.\nOptOut - Hosted by privacy and freedom advocate Seth for Privacy, covering a wide range of privacy related issues.\nPrivacy Security and Osint - Hosted by the king of privacy, Micahel Bazzell, covers a wide range of privacy, security and Osint. Currently on a hiatus.\nSurveillance Report - Joint hosted by Privacy advocates Henry from Techlore and Nate from the New Oil. Break down of weekly data leaks and privacy incursions.\nWatchMan Privacy - Hosted by Gabriel Custodiet, a principled privacy and freedom advocate.\nOther Privacy Lists # alternativeto.net\nbrainfucksec.github.io/a-good-privacy-list\ndegoogle.jmoore.dev/#replacementsalternatives\ngithub.com/mendel5/alternative-front-ends\ngithub.com/mjovanc/awesome-decentralized\ngithub.com/pluja/awesome-privacy\nlopp.net/bitcoin-information/privacy.html\nnomoregoogle.com\nPrism-Break\nproducthunt.com\nprivacyfirstproducts.softr.app\nprivacytools.io\nreddit.com/r/privacy/wiki/de-google\nsovereignstack.tools\nPurchase Proxys # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nAnonShop - This one works a bit different. You pick a product you want and send the link to AL. AL will then purchase the item and send it to a nearby locker based on your zip code. All paid with Monero. This currently only works for Amazon orders.\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPurse.io - A purchase proxy that offers up to 15% discounts with crypto and users will purchase products for you. Currently takes BTC, BCH and lightning.\nRouters # Anyone - A harward based internet router/proxy that provides privacy by default.\nFlash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router,that prioritizes network wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come per-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers than can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that thats forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls and a virtual server seperate from the Firewall OS.\nSearch # Brave Search - Private search results, using its own indexer, with full search transparency. Aims to be one of the biggest competitors to google. In Depth Review\nDuckDuckGo - Biggest privacy focused search engine, they have admitted to censoring in some cases, but overall still better than Google.\nKagi - Privacy respecting search engine does not track any info or provide any ads and no data mining or IP collecting. Requires an account and limits amount of searches per day for free accounts. Offers paid accounts as well. Not Open Source. Privacy policy\nMojeek - Search engine that claims to use its own indexer and does not rely on search results from Bing or Google\nPresearch - Decentralized search engine that pays you out per search with their own token. You can also run a node and get paid out in their token provided you meet the minimum requirements.\nSearx - Searx is probably the most hard-core of the options, but provides a very solid experience and search results across multiple sources.\nSearch Ranking and Analysis\nWhoogle - A google search proxy that can be hosted. Check out Seth for Privacys public instance of Whoogle It’s easy to self-host, if desired.Public instances\nShipping Services # AtoB - Everything you need to send and receive packages in a decentralized way. Built on NOSTR.\nAmerica’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nProxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide.\nSovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption.\nTraveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it.\nVirtual Private Networks (VPNs) # Cloak - Experimental new program. it works by masquerading proxied traffic as normal web browsing activities. In contrast to traditional tools which have very prominent traffic fingerprints and can be blocked by simple filtering rules, it\u0026rsquo;s very difficult to precisely target Cloak with little false positives. This increases the collateral damage to censorship actions as attempts to block Cloak could also damage services the censor state relies on.\nGuardster - Anonymizer service that provides an alternative to VPN.\nIVPN - No logs, regularly audited VPN service, No customer data stored, Clear privacy policy, Transparent ownership and team, Strong ethics: no trackers, no false promises, no surveillance ads. In Depth Reviews\nKagi - (Note: appears in search section as well, if you want to keep just one mention, you can.)\nLN VPN - VPN service based on the lightning network. You can purchase and use wireguard based VPN services all on lightning. Also offers phone numbers per country all paid via lightning.\nLokiNet - New experimental TOR competitor.\nMullvad - Mullvad has a long reputation of preserving privacy. Mullvad does not log traffic, proven by a police raid. Allows anonymous sign ups, Accepts Monero for payment for Premium accounts. Uses a killswitch and uses Wireguard for speed and security. Provides a mobile app and desktop app. The Mobile app can be a bit finicky for some people. Does not have an app kill switch. In Depth Review\nNym - A new VPN project that works to implement new tech inlcuding mixnets, zk-nyms, post quantum tech and more. Backed by Wikileaks Chelsea Manning.\nPIA - PIA is a solid VPN provider that accepts BTC, uses Wireguard offers cheap rates. PIA is also well known for providing static Ip’s for your VPN. This can be useful for some services that block general VPN access. PIA does not keep logs for privacy concerns. Does not include a kill switch In Depth Review\nSentinel- A decentralized crypto currency backed VPN built on the Cosmos blockchain that aims to provide a decentralized VPN.\nVopono - App for managing Split tunneling in VPN’s. Split tunneling lets you send some traffic through a VPN and delegate specific traffic exempt to the VPN Encrypted tunnel or traffic. This can be useful when trying to use certain apps locally on a LAN. Some VPN Apps have this built in, but this isnt always accessible on all VPN’s or on all versions of the VPN. For Example Proton VPN has this function built in on the Windows version and the Mobile version but not on the linux desktop version.\nVPN Rankings and breakdowns by privacy advocate Techlore more VPN Rankings and More Rankings\nVPNMentor - Offers a wide range of VPN related education, in addition to VPN related tools and more VPN Rankings.\n"},{"id":17,"href":"/self-hosting/","title":"Self Hosting","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If something is free, you’re not the customer; you’re the product.” ― Bruce Schneier\nWhile privacy tools are fantastic, they sometimes miss the true root of the problem. In times of increasing censorship and data theft, owning your data is the best way to increase your privacy and security while dramatically reducing your ability to be censored. When done right, much of this can be done very cheaply. If you already own your hardware much of the software is free or very cheap. Instead of never ending subscriptions and increasing costs with big tech, simply remove them from your life by self hosting. Take back your digital sovereignty.\nBackup Applications # Pika Backup - Pika Backup is designed to save your personal data and does not support complete system recovery. Locally and remote encrypted backups.Open Source.\nPerkeep - Perkeep is a set of open source formats, protocols, and software for modeling, storing, searching, sharing and synchronizing data in the post-PC era. Data may be files or objects, tweets or 5TB videos, and you can access it via a phone, browser or FUSE filesystem. Open Source.\nProxmox Backup Server - Proxmox Backup Server is an enterprise backup solution, for backing up and restoring VMs, containers, and physical hosts. By supporting incremental, fully deduplicated backups, Proxmox Backup Server significantly reduces network load and saves valuable storage space. With strong encryption and methods of ensuring data integrity, you can feel safe when backing up data, even to targets which are not fully trusted.\nCamera Systems # Ezvidoo - EZVidoo is a free CCTV surveillance software for Windows, Linux, and Raspberry Pi. It supports IP Cameras by default, local USB cams, and Camera Audios.EZVidoo also supports numerous sensor types as motion, audio, object, face, and person sensors. By default, it offers a recording support on 24/7 basic, and features, alerts, notifications and mobile access. Not open source.\nIspyconnect - Free and Open source Camera software. Compatible with a wide range of camera devices.\nKerberos.io - An open, scalable and modular solution that supports your use cases at home up to large scale production video landscapes.\nCloud Document Services # Cryptpad - End-to-end encrypted and open-source collaboration suite, that can be used in the cloud or self-hosted. Google docs alternative.\nOnlyOffice - Includes Free Cloud, Paid Cloud, and Self-Hosted options.\nStandard Notes - One of the top note-taking apps. Self-hostable, includes 2FA, E2E, scheduled email backups and more. Charges for the higher level plans with more features.\nCloud Hosting # Open Source as a Service # Cryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nDisroot - Privacy-focused ecosystem. Provides multiple cloud services. Including Email, Nextcloud, Cryptpad etc…\nFederated.Computer - Great open-source replacements for Dropbox, Google Workplace, Zoom, Slack, Airtable, Mailchimp, 1Password, Netlify, Github, Calendy, your spying VPN and much more for the low price of $39 a month. As many users as you want. Only pay for more storage when/if you need it.Federated includes Human Support and full Backups. The benefits of self-hosting without the day-to-day high-stakes drudgery. Affiliate Link\nKoofr - Allows for importing of Drive, Dropbox etc. Privacy-focused cloud storage free up to 10 Gb’s. ^1,2^\nNextCloud - Self-hosted cloud software for a massive amount of options. Takes a bit of config, but nextcloud functions as a full Google Docs replacement in addition to many other options including music and video hosting. Also provides cloud hosting if you do not wish to self-host. Next Cloud is currently available in other Privacy-focused ecosystems like Start9, Umbrel, Yunohost, Dietpi and many more, with just a few clicks. Or you can self-host on your OS of choice.\nLink Tree Alternatives # AllMyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nCoinDrop - Like link tree but specifically for crypto web wallets. All your wallets and donation methods in one simple place.\nLibertyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nOperating Systems # While more well-known OSes like Windows server or Ubuntu server are great, there are other lesser-known OSes purpose-built to help people self-host, by pre-packaging applications in nice ready-made GUI. This can be especially useful for less technical users.\nHyperVisors for Virtualization # ProxMox - Proxmox is the primary open source solution for virtual machine hosting. Like VmWare or Hyper V except Proxmox is completely open source and free. It offers you the ability to run multiple virtual servers on a single physical server, easily allowing you to run several different software Operating systems for zero cost. Comes with snapshots, backups, server monitoring, native containerization and much more. Find a list of Proxmox based scripts here these scripts allow for single lines of code for setting up hundreds of apps. One of the absolute best ways to get into self hosting. XCP-NG - A solid alternative to Proxmox. the user-friendly, high-performance virtualization solution, developed collaboratively for unrestricted features and open-source accessibility with Turnkey Server Virtualization. Operating Systems # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, NEAR, Avalanche and more.\nCASA OS - Community-based open source software focused on delivering simple personal cloud experience around Docker ecosystem. Despite the name CASA OS is not an OS. It is an app similar to Umbrel or Citadel, a GUI for docker images. Comes with some unique apps, like Nginx Proxy Manager and Cloudflare Tunnels. Also provides Clearnet support with a fairly flexible set of config options. Also has a nice simple GUI for file uploads, this is especially useful with something like Jellyfin or Calibre-Web.\nCitadel - Umbrel open source Fork offering much of the same options.\nCloudron - Cloudron is unique in that it offers offsite backups to AWS, includes a built-in firewall that monitors all traffic and comes with its own built-in email server.\nCoolify - An open-source \u0026amp; self-hostable Heroku / Netlify alternative.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Storj, Zcash, Cosmos Tornado Cash and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nDietPI - A Linux distro OS. Dietpi comes with over 200 app packages and dependencies built in. While more command line skills are required than Umbrel or Embassy, Dietpi makes it very easy to install over 100 apps and dependencies. While largely built for Raspberry Pi, Dietpi also has specific images created for a wide range of hardware. Dietpi is a bit more difficult than platforms like Yunohost, but runs a bit more reliably and offers more total tools, including backups, VPN integration, clearnet, and more. Documentation is better than Yunohost, but could still be improved.\nFulmo - A lighting network focused OS configured to run on a Raspberry Pi.\nFreedomBox - Another OS that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Currently more limited than most of the other OSes in terms of apps in the internal app store.\nHome Lab OS - HomelabOS allows anyone to easily deploy, backup, restore, and maintain over 100 different applications and services. Everything from video players, to home automation, to chat services. These services can continue to function at full speed on your LAN even when your external internet is completely offline.\nMoneroOS - OS dedicated to Monero mining.\nMy Node BTC - Another OS that focuses primarily on Bitcoin Software. Includes BTCPay Server, Dojo, Whirlpool, Join Market and much more. Comes with Clearnet, Tor, and I2P.\nPinode-XMR - PiNode-XMR is a completely free and open source suite of tools to help a user run their own Monero node with ease. PiNode-XMR is designed for use with single board computers (SBC) such as the Raspberry Pi, Pine64 or Odroid hardware to allow for very cheap node setup and minimal 24/7 running costs due to low power usage.\nPiBox - Currently has a small offering of Apps but is working on adding more. Notable Apps are Nextcloud, Jellyfin and Homeassistant.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nRunTipi - Tipi is a personal homeserver orchestrator. It is running docker containers under the hood and provides a simple web interface to manage them. Every service comes with an opinionated configuration in order to remove the need for manual configuration and network setup. RunTipi comes with Clearnet configuration, but this can be a bit buggy in some cases. This is still very much in development.\nStart9 - Start OS makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy, not completely open source. Currently routes all services over TOR or lets you host over LAN. This increases privacy but can make things more difficult to interact with Non TOR/Start9 users. Heavily supports bitcoin software and includes a NOSTR node and several other tools. While there is currently no clearnet support, StartOS is overall very stable. Start9 also offers some of the better documentation and error handling. Save 5% on any S9 Server with code \u0026ldquo;LOTR\u0026rdquo;\nUBOS - A newer project. Less impressive interface and less apps than some of the other projects.\nUmbrel - Interface that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Beautiful interface but still needs a few bugs worked out. Apps are difficult to config after being setup. Offers lots of Bitcoin Node Software. Umbrel and StartOS are very similar options as they both focus heavily on BTC and Lightning nodes and currently offer only LAN and TOR hosting. Umbrel offers more apps but Start OS offers a much more reliable platform. Umbrel is not an OS but rather an GUI application manager for Docker.\nYunoHost - Free and Open Source with over 100 apps. Yuno host comes with Clearnet support with your own custom domains and offers you free pre-selected domains you can use. Yunohost has a nice troubleshooting tool that helps you find issues with port/firewall troubleshooting. Yunohost has a lot of features but can be a bit buggy at times.\nMedia Center OSes # If you are currently running a Roku, Amazon Firestick, or pretty much any other store-bought hardware device for media streaming, it\u0026rsquo;s very likely that it sends out massive amounts of data back to different companies. This is terrible for privacy, self-sovereignty, security, and internet bandwidth. While it\u0026rsquo;s difficult to purchase hardware that does not do this, you can set up your own version with some of the following user-friendly Operating systems.\nLibreElec - LibreELEC is a lightweight ‘Just enough OS’ Linux distribution purpose-built for Kodi on current and popular mediacentre hardware.\nOSMC - OSMC (Open Source Media Center) is a free and open source media player based on Linux. Founded in 2014, OSMC lets you play back media from your local network, attached storage, and the Internet. OSMC is the leading media center in terms of feature set and community and is based on the Kodi project.\nXbian - XBian is a small, fast, and lightweight media center distribution for the Raspberry Pi, CuBox-i, Hummingboard, and many more devices to come. It is based on a minimal Debian and therefore offers much of the same freedom as Debian offers. Our slogan is “XBian, the bleeding edge” as our main focus is delivering the fastest Kodi solution for various small form factor computers.\nPhoto Storage # Ente - Encrypted cloud photo storage.\nImmich - Self-hosted backup solution for photos and videos on mobile devices.\nPhotoprism - PhotoPrism is an AI-Powered Photos App for the Decentralized Web. It makes use of the latest technologies to tag and find pictures automatically without getting in your way. You can run it at home, on a private server, or in the cloud.\nRemote Control Software # AeroAdmin - Easy and free Remote access service for many OS’s. Not Open source.\nMesh Commander - Free Open Source Teamviewer Alternative.\nNetBird - NetBird combines a WireGuard®-based overlay network with Zero Trust Network Access, providing a unified open source platform for reliable and secure connectivity. Requires authentication account with a big tech identity provider. Offers free self hosting options.\nPangolin - Pangolin is an open-source and identity-aware tunneled reverse proxy server. Pangolin’s distributed architecture with nodes provide highly available ingress to ensure applications always remain accessible. Open Source.\nRustDesk - TeamViewer, AnyDesk, and Splashtop to RustDesk for a secure and reliable remote desktop experience with your own self-hosted servers. Open Source.\nTailScale - Tailscale is an easy VPN that allows you to connect back into your network without excessive configuration or firewall rules. While Tailscale is not fully open source and requires an requires authentication account with a big tech identity provider. However there is a fully self-hosted version you can run.\nRouters # Flash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router, that prioritizes network-wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come pre-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built-in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers that can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all-purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router, or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that is forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls, and a virtual server separate from the Firewall OS.\nSSH/RDP Applications # Easy SSH - Simple application that lets you save all of your SSH logins and passwords in one easy interface. This way you can login go from SSH terminal port easily and quickly without needing to type in your credentials. Linux Only.\nmRemoteNG - Just like Easy SSH, but also supports RDP, Telnet, HTTPS, Powershell, and more. Windows only.\nWebsite Tools # Ackee - Self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool for those who care about privacy. Ackee runs on your own server, analyzes the traffic of your websites, and provides useful statistics in a minimal interface.\nGhost - Self-Hosting and cloud hosting with open source software. Ghost is primarily used as a blogging platform as a competitor to something like Substack. Unlike Hugo Ghost offers a GUI for most of your website management.\nHugo - Popular open-source static site generators. Helps you simply create websites for desktop and mobile without substantial amounts of HTML code. Hugo is completely open source and utilizes markdown files primarily. Liberty Tools is run with Hugo.\nImmuneweb - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\nMatomo - Privacy first Google analytics alternative.\nPlausible - Simple and privacy-friendly Google Analytics alternative - Extensive Review\nSSLLABS - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\n"},{"id":18,"href":"/social-media/","title":"Social Media","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.” ― George Washington\nSocial media is a mixed bag. It connects the world and allows for the rapid dissemination of news, true and untrue. But in the last few years censorship has become a massive problem across all major social media platforms. Its important that we cultivate presences on social media that are more resilient to censorship and de-platforming. These services should be run as decentralized as possible to avoid coordinated take downs like we saw with the Conservative social media company Parler, where big tech collaborated to largely destroy the company.\nFreedom Respecting Social Media # Blue Sky - Blue Sky is an open source project backed by Jack Dorsey in an attempt to create a decentralized social network protocol as an alternative to Twitter. In May 2024 Jack Dorsey resigned from the BlueSky board, and donated 21 Million to the Open Source Protocol NOSTR. Blue Sky is very leftwing.\nDiaspora - Diaspora is a decentralized open source social media platform. With Diaspora you need to host your own instance by running a server or \u0026ldquo;pod\u0026rdquo;, meaning you own your data. Due to the decentralized nature of the platform it can be difficult to connect with other profiles, the platform has less than 1 million users after after 13 years of operation.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here\nGab - A centralized Free Speech Social media platform. Gab has been de-platformed by most of big tech and largely runs its own architecture in order to to keep operations running. Platform users tend to skew right wing.\nGettr - GETTR is a social media platform built on the foundation of freedom of opinion and expression. Gettr is a socialized platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t seem to offer anything particularly new, other than being a Twitter Alternative. Private messages claim to be E2E. But Gettr is not open sourced.\nLemmy - Lemmy is a selfhosted social link aggregation and discussion platform. Similar to Reddit but it is completely free and open, and not controlled by any company. This means that there is no advertising, tracking, or secret algorithms. Content is organized into communities, so it is easy to subscribe to topics that you are interested in, and ignore others. Voting is used to bring the most interesting items to the top.\nLocals - Locals is a free speech social media platform that is owned by Rumble. Locals is a centralized alternative to other social media. Founded by conservative commentator Dave Rubin.\nMastodon - Mastodon is an open source, self hosted social networking service that aims to be a twitter competitor. Mastodon lets you connect to specific Mastodon instances as part of a federation protocol. Due to this setup Larger mastodon servers can censor other servers from connecting to their instances. Tends to be a more left wing community.\nMeWe - MeWe is a centralized company that\u0026rsquo;s been running a social media platform for over a decade. MeWe is committed to privacy and an ad-free experience. The project is currently in development to be migrated to web3 blockchain based infrastructure.\nMinds - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.\nTruth Social - Founded by Donald Trump in response to Trump getting removed from Twitter. Truth Social is a centralized open source fork of Mastodon. Truth Social is known to censor content, mostly leftwing content.\nTwitter/X - Twitter is a centralized social media platform. While Twitter has become a free speech focused platform its far from perfect. Twitter is overwhelmingly the single biggest platform for spreading speech. Twitter is bad for privacy and is encouraging a ID based verification program, that will be in the hands of its future owners. Case against Twitter\nMeetup Alternatives # Agorakit - Agorakit is web-based, open source groupware for collectives. By creating collaborative groups, people can discuss topics, organize events, store files and keep everyone updated as needed. Agorakit is a forum, calendar, file manager, mapping tool and email notifier.\nFlockstr - NOSTR based Meetup alternative. Connects directly with your NOSTR Account, and also works with your lightning wallet to receive ZAPS (micro bitcoin transactions.)\nJoinMobilizon - Mobilizon is not a giant platform, but a multitude of interconnected Mobilizon websites. This federated architecture helps avoid monopolies and offers a diversity of hosting terms of service.\nLuma - An international meetup alternative, that provides more value at a much lower price than meetup. Has built in support for cryptocurrency wallets like Eth and Solana.\nPartiful - Free for users, requires SMS in order to gave out regular event updates. Not specifically freedom focused, but another good option.\nNOSTR # NOSTR is the future of decentralized social media. NOSTR is not controlled or owned by any private company or person. NOSTR is a protocol similar to Email or TCP/IP. It can be accessed by anyone or any company. NOSTR uses the dumb server smart client model. Meaning anyone can setup a simple server/relay that preserves and encrypts the NOSTR ecosystem. NOSTR directly incorporates bitcoin via the lightning network. You can send \u0026ldquo;ZAPS\u0026rdquo; which are low cost lightning transactions to any person on NOSTR, and your posts can likewise receives Zaps from anyone on the network. In addition to major support from the freedom and Bitcoin communities, NOSTR has been financially backed by Jack Dorsey and heavily supported by Edward Snowden. NOSTR offers several different clients that allow you to interact with the NOSTR protocol. Some of those clients:\nAlby - A NOSTR and Bitcoin plugin. Allows you to hold your private keys in order to interact with NOSTR, lighting and other bitcoin apps.\nDamus - NOSTR Client for Iphone.\nNOSTR Apps - A database of many differnt NOSTR Apps\nNostr.Watch - Track relays where a connection can currently be established.\nNostr.directory - Find your twitter follows on NOSTR\nNostrChat - Encrypted chat built on NOSTR.\nPrimal - A client designed to look like a twitter clone.\nZap.Stream - Directly integrated into NOSTR Zap lets you stream for SATS (bitcoin Lightning) and earn in kind easily from any and all viewers.\nYoutube Alternatives # Bitchute - A decentralized Youtube alternative that tends to have a lot of right-leaning content, due to this they often get censored or blocked.\nCiVL - CiVL is a free streaming platform for courageous stories and subversive ideas that challenge power structures. Get access to award-winning films, shows, and debates. No ads. No credit card to join.\nD.tube - A decentralized youtube alternative. DTube is a community powered video sharing platform where users vote on videos to reward creators, curators, influencers and viewers in cryptocurrency.\nMadiator - Privacy focused front end for LBRY, the network that hosts ODYSEE.\nODYSEE - A decentralized video platform built on the LBRY network. With the recent SEC Judgement against ODYSEE the long term future of the platform is uncertain, however plans are to migrate to the Arweave network. Odysee also has a nice simple feature allowing you to connect your youtube channel and autosync all content for a convenient backup of your channel.\nPeerTube A free and open-source, decentralized, ActivityPub federated video platform powered by WebTorrent, that uses peer-to-peer technology to reduce load on individual servers when viewing videos.\nRumble - A centralized alternative to youtube that bills itself as protector of free speech.\n"}]
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Stack this with code \u0026ldquo;Liberty\u0026rdquo; for an additional 5% off some of the best meat bars around.\nCloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nDelete Me - Our date is leaked everyday. Thats why its important to use services like Delete Me. Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. Use our Affiliate link to save 20%.\nFederated.Computer - Federated is another Denver based company offering Open Source as a service. Sometimes physically hosting servers just isn\u0026rsquo;t viable. In those cases cloud hosting can be a necessary option. But most cloud hosting come from tech giants like AWS or Google Cloud who sell your data and will censor you if you have the wrong politics. Federated.Computer offers you cheap, easy open source options to get many of the benefits of Big Tech without compromising your privacy. Please use our affiliate link to sign up if you\u0026rsquo;re interested!\nHushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nLive Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our affiliate link if you are interested.\nMark37 - Mark37 is a privacy focused company that offers Laptops and phones that come prebuilt with opensource privacy focused operating systems at a reasonable price. Mark37 also offers ongoing technical support and training. Mark37 is a proud conservative and christian company. Use our referral link or discount code to save 5% on all services. This discount does not stack with other promotions. Discount code: \u0026ldquo;LIBERTYTOOLS\u0026rdquo;\nPrivacy.com - Privacy.com is the best way to pay with fiat online while still protecting your privacy. Create debit card aliases that can be limited based on total amount spends or by vendors. With card aliases you dont have to worry about leaked card info, overcharges or annoying vendors that refuse to cancel your subscription, privacy.com lets you do all of that for free. Please use our referral link and sign up for a free account.\nStart 9 - Start 9 is one of our favorite companies. Local to Denver, Start9 offers home personal servers with their own Operating system, that makes it easy for you to own and host your data out of a physical server that you own. Offers an app store with multiple applications that include Bitcoin and Monero full nodes, Matrix and SimpleX messaging, Vaultwarden for password management, Nextcloud for all sorts of hosting including word docs, music, contacts calendar and so much more.\n"},{"id":1,"href":"/agorism/","title":"Agorism","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If taxation without consent is not robbery, then any band of robbers have only to declare themselves a government, and all their robberies are legalized.” ― Lysander Spooner\nAgorism is a social philosophy that advocates creating a society in which all relations between people are voluntary exchanges by means of counter-economics, engaging with aspects of nonviolent revolution, founded by Samuel Edward Konkin the third. Agorism is a different approach to creating freedom, than electoral politics. Sometimes also known as the concept of \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizens.\u0026rdquo;\nAgorist Communities (International) # Bitcoin Beach - Bitcoin Beach is working to create a sustainable circular Bitcoin economy in El Salvador. Following the dramatic decrease in crime and the governments bitcoin backing, Bitcoin Beach has become one of the best Bitcoin communities in the world. Free Society - Free Society aims to build a new sovereign society by negotiating with an existing government. There are many examples of governments granting another nation sovereignty over a part of their territory, and Free Society believes this is the best way forward. Free State Project - The Free State Project is a movement of thousands of freedom-loving people to New Hampshire. Started in 2003, there are thousands of individuals just like you in New Hampshire. Together, Free Staters have built an incredible, real-life community full of people who value liberty and responsibility. Free Cities - The Free Cities Foundation aims to inspire, inform and connect people to create a global market of living together in Free Cities. Free Cities are self-governing territories that uphold individual rights and freedoms. They aim to create more prosperous and autonomous urban spaces. Freedom Haven - Seasteading org working to build a workable seasteading options. Seasteading is the idea of creating permanent living homes that exist outside government jurisdiction in international waters. Liberland - The Free Republic of Liberland is a small experimental country located on the banks of the Danube River, known as Gornja Siga. Liberland is built on classical liberal (libertarian) ideals which emphasize autonomy and minimize the state\u0026rsquo;s encroachment on individual liberties. Rule of law, bodily autonomy, free trade, freedom of choice, freedom of movement, and others are all core tenets of our fledgling nation. PraxisNation - Praxis Nation builds off the concept of the network state by Balaji Srinivasan. Which theories that in the modern world we can create a decentralized country that can offer many of the benefits of standard country. Praxis aims to offer land, its own currency and eventually citizenship among many other things. Pronomos - Pronomos is a venture capital fund that works to build the \u0026ldquo;cities of tomorrow.\u0026rdquo; Pronomos has worked to fund Prospera, Praxis, and many more starup cities. Prospera - Prospera is a new libertarian smart city located in Honduras, that works as an economic zone largely free of local government taxes. An experimental project that does exist by a government grant, but its working to prove out a new potential model of cities. Learn more with the REASON documentary. Digital Nomad Services # Escapees - Escapees bills itself as an RV club, but it offers many services for a digital nomad lifestyle, including mail forwarding and temporary residences among many other things. Based in the U.S. Liberation Travel - Focuses on helping users find residency in multiple countries primarly including Paraguay, Uruguay, Panama and Georgia. Nomad Capitalist - Nomad Capitalist specializes in legally and ethically reducing your tax rate, diversifying and safeguarding your assets, growing your passport portfolio, and maximizing your freedom. Passports for Crypto - Quickly acquire Citizenship in St. Kitts by purchasing property without ever actually visiting St. Kitts. Planbpassport - A service that helps facilitate second passports. Accepts Bitcoin and very much adopts a \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizen\u0026rdquo; Mindset. General Tools # Agorist Nexus - Agorist Nexus is a hub for free exchange, focusing on the spread of Agorism and connecting the counter-economy\nAgorist Tax Advice - Paid service to minimize your tax strategy.\nLive Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our above affiliate link if you are interested.\nLost Horizons - Platform with a wide range of topics around opting out of taxes and deconstructing the legal system.\nMobazha - Formerly known as Openbazaar, Mobazaha aims to be a decentralized market where people can buy and sell products across the world for various different crypto currencies.\nOne Stupid Fuck - Opt out of the tax structure. Terrible website name and design, but a resource that provides great step by step videos of opting out of the current tax structure.\nOpen Source Ecology - Open Source Blueprints for Civilization. Build Yourself.The goal of Open Source Ecology is to create an open source economy – an efficient economy which increases innovation by open collaboration. Check out hundreds of open source designs for producing cheaper houses and mechanical equipment.\nTaxation is Theft App - App that walks people through the logical ideas of taxation being theft. Similar to the not yet launched project \u0026ldquo;The mirror\u0026rdquo; by Larken Rose.\nShipping Services # AtoB - Everything you need to send and receive packages in a decentralized way. Built on NOSTR.\nAmerica’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nProxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide.\nSovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption.\nTraveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it.\nSovereign Homesteading # Abundant Acres - A small company that helps you design your sovereign homestead blueprint. Empshield - EMP Shield is the World’s first EMP protection technology for an entire home and vehicle tested to military and UL 1449 standards from ETL. H20 Machine - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. My Patriot Supply - Purchase food and other supplies. Seedarmory.com - Every one of Seed Armory\u0026rsquo;s seed vaults contains only 100% survival grade, 100% heirloom seeds, and are always non-GMO. Seeds, vaults, and packets are kept at low refrigerated temperatures until ready for shipping. Spout Water - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. Works at a much smaller scale than H20 Machine. StealthAngelSurvival.com - Purchase a wide variety of survival gear. Survivalrealty.com - Off grid real estate. "},{"id":2,"href":"/books/","title":"Books","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\nLiberty Tools Book List Welcome to the Liberty Tools Book list! This is our official book recommendations for the best books across a wide range of liberty topics. We do not specifically endorse every idea in these books or by these authors, but we do recommended them as a good place to learn about the topics at hand. Not all of these books are specifically libertarian, but they contain valuable information that could benefit anyone regardless of political philosophy. Find these books here: Anna\u0026rsquo;s Archive and Libgen If you enjoy any of these books please considering purchasing. Category Author Agorism Community Technology Karl Hess New Libertarian Manifesto Samuel Edward Konkin III Agorist Class Theory Wally Conger How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Derrick Broze Anti-Politics Sal Mayweather Anarchy in Practice - Stateless Solutions Community Technology David Freidman New Libertarian Manifesto Walter Block Agorist Class Theory Ryan McMaken How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Hans Herman Hoppe Anti-Politics Robert Murphy The Market for Liberty Morris/Linda Tannehill The New Libertarianism: Anarcho-Capitalism J. Michael Oliver Crypto Anarchy The Genesis Book Aaron Van Wirdun Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of Cryptocurrency Andy Greenberg This Machine Kills Secrets: Julian Assange, The Cypherpunks, and their fight to Empower Whistleblowers Andy Greenberg Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital Age Steven Levy The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age James Dale Davidson, Michael David Axtel Cryptocurrency Digital Gold Nathaniel Popper How Money got Free Patrick Eha Understanding Bitcoin Robert Muprhy and Silas Barta The Bitcoin Standard SaifeDean Ammous The Internet of Money Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Bitcoin Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Ethereum Andreas Antonopolous Hacking Bitcoin Roger Ver The Blocksize War Jonathan Bier Conspiracies Filthy Rich James Patterson All The Shahs Men Steven Kinzer JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters James W. Douglass Chaos Tom O\u0026rsquo;Neill Inventing the AIDS Virus Peter Duesberg The Controlled Demolition of the American Empire Charlie Robinson \u0026amp; Jeff Berwick A Warning from History Corey Hughes The Octopus of Global Control Charlie Robinson One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that gave Rise the Jeffrey Epstein Whitney Webb The Creature From Jekyll Island G Edward Griffin Covid The Real Anthony Fauci Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The War on Ivermectin Pierre Kory The Courage to Face Covid-19 Peter McCullough A Plague Upon Our House Scott Atlas Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19 Matt Ridley Diary of A Psychosis Tom Woods The Pfizer Papers Naomi Wolf Drug War and Prohibition The Economics of Prohibition Mark Thornton American Kingpin Nick Bilton High Price Dr. Carl Hart Chasing the Scream Johann Hari Dreamland: The True Tale of America\u0026rsquo;s Opiate Epidemic Sam Quinones Drug War Addiction Sheriff Bill Masters Gang Leader for A Day Sudhir Venkatesh Economics and History of Economics Economics in One Lesson Henry Hazlitt Basic Economics Thomas Sowell The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard Keynes Mark Skousen History of Money and Banking in the United States Murray Rothbard End the Fed Ron Paul Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles Jesus Huerta de Soto The Fiat Standard SaifeDean Ammous Environment American Serengeti Dan Flores Fossil Future Alex Epstein Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of Antihumanism Robert Zubrin Apocalypse Never Michael Shellenberger The Wizard and The Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow\u0026rsquo;s World Charles C. Mann Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Running With Rhinos Ed Warner Extremist Politics The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics Michael Malice SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought Police Vox Day The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure Greg Lukianoff and Johnathan Haidt Fiction Brave New World Aldous Huxley 1984 George Orwell Animal Farm George Orwell Molon Labe! Kenneth Royce (Boston T Party) Alongside Night J. Niel Schulman Freehold Michael Z. Williamson The Moon is a Harsh Mistress Robert Heinlen The Handmaid’s Tale Margaret Atwood Anthem Ayn Rand The Fountainhead Ayn Rand The Giver Lois Lowery Red Rising Pierce Brown Unintended Consequences John Ross The Probability Broach L. Neil Smith The High Ground Series Doug Casey Enemy of the State F. Paul Wilson Financial Crisis Meltdown Tom Woods Deep Freeze: Iceland\u0026rsquo;s Economic Collapse Phillip Bagus and David Howden Americas Great Depression Murray Rothbard The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last Century Mark Thornton End the Fed Ron Paul Gun Rights Come and Take it: The Gun Printers Guide to Thinking Free Cody Wilson The 10 Myths of Gun Control Jose Nino More Guns Less Crime John Lott Health and Nutrition Death by Food Pyramid Denise Minger Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim It Mary Ruwart The Primal Prescription Doug Mcguff and Robert Murphy Fat for Fuel Dr. Joseph Mercola Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless Health Casey Means and Calley Means Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Blind Spots: The Medicine Gets it Wrong and What it Means For our Health Marty Makary Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity Peter Attia History - General A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell A Peoples History of the United States Howard Zinn Albions\u0026rsquo;s Seed David Hackett Fischer The Dawn Of Everything: A New History of Humanity David Graber A Little History of the World EH Gombrich Debt: The First 5000 Years David Graber History of Government Institutions Legacy of Ashes: A history of the CIA Tim Weiner Enemies: A history of the FBI Tim Weiner The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles and their Secret World War Steven Kinzer Overthrow: Americas Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to Iraq Steven Kinzer History of Socialism The Almost Nearly Perfect People Michael Booth The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel Castro Humberto Fontova The Case Against Socialism Rand Paul History of War and Military The Strategic Logic of Suicide Bombers Robert Pape Enough Already: Time to End the War on Terror Scott Horton Death by Government: Genocide and Mass Murder Since 1900 R.J. Rummel Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catastrophe of Ukraine Scott Horton All the Shahs Men Stephen Kirzner Property Rights Against Intellectual Property Stephan Kinsella (Property Rights) - Freedom on the Frontier Terry Anderson \u0026amp; Peter J Hill How Music Got Free Steven Witt Water Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Space Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Against Intellectual Monopoly Michelle Boldrin \u0026amp; David Levine Intro to Liberty The Law Frederic Bastiat The Road to Serfdom Friedrich Hayek Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom Ron Paul The Revolution Ron Paul Intro to Anarchy No Treason: The Constitution of no Authority Lysander Spooner The Most Dangerous Superstition Larken Rose The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to Obey Michael Huemer The Anarchist\u0026rsquo;s Handbook Organized by Michael Malice Dissenting Electorate: Those Who Refuse to Vote and the Legitimacy of Their Opposition Wendy McElroy Individual Liberty Benjamin Tucker Freedom’s Progress: A History of Political Thought Gerard Casey Living Freedom The Freedom Outlaw\u0026rsquo;s Handbook: 179 Things to Do \u0026rsquo;til the Revolution Claire Wolfe 101 Things to Do \u0026lsquo;Til the Revolution: Ideas and Resources for Self-Liberation, Monkey Wrenching and Preparedness Claire Wolfe Don\u0026rsquo;t Shoot the Bastards (Yet): 101 More Ways to Salvage Freedom Claire Wolfe Net Neutrality The Fallacy of Net Neutrality Thomas Hazlett The Master Switch Tim Wu The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless Technology Thomas Hazlett Code 2.0 Lawrence Lessig Philosophy - General Drive: Understanding the science of Human motivation Daniel Pink Defending the Undefendable Walter Block Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder Nassim Taleb The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion Johnathan Haidt Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World David Epstein Philosophy - Political The Ethics of Liberty Murray Rothbard Anatomy of the State Murray Rothbard An Agorist Primer Samuel Konkin Our Enemy, the State Albert J Nock Police Brutality and the Justice system Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America\u0026rsquo;s Police Forces Radley Balko A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State John Whitehead The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison America Naomi Murakawa The New Jim Crow Michelle Alexander Ghettoside Jill Leovy I Can\u0026rsquo;t Breathe: A Killing on Bay Street Matt Taibbi Justice Before the Law Michael Huemer Revisionist History The Myth of the Robber Barons Burt Folsom The Art of Contrary Thinking Humphrey B. Neill Why American History is Not What They Say: An Introduction to Revisionism Jeff Riggenbach Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong James W. Loewen The Roosevelt Myth John T. Flynn The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary War Thomas J. DiLorenzo Security and Privacy The Art of Invisibility Kevin Mitnick How to Be Invisible J. J. Luna No Place to Hide Glen Greenwald Public Record Edward Snowden The Production of Security Gustave di Molinari Extreme Privacy: How to Disapear on the Internet Michael Bazzell Watchman Privacy Gabriel Custodiet Privacy in Utopia Gabriel Custodiet Schooling and Unschooling Radical Unschooling Dayna Martin The Case against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and Money Bryan Caplan Weapons of Mass Instruction John Taylor Gatto The Absorbent Mind Maria Montessori The College Scam: How America\u0026rsquo;s Universities Are Bankrupting and Brainwashing Away the Future of America\u0026rsquo;s Youth Charlie Kirk Vaccines Turtles All the Way Down Anonymous, Tim Vadnar The Moth in the Iron Lung Forrest Moready Crooked: Manmade Disease Explained Forrest Moready Dissolving Illusions Susan Humphries Vaccines, Autoimmunity and the Changing Nature of Childhood Illness Thomas Cowan "},{"id":3,"href":"/covid/","title":"Covid","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Every single thing that was done in public health in response to the pandemic made it worse.\u0026rdquo; - Peter A. McCullough\nThe Covid19 Lockdowns were the biggest event in our lifetimes. The damage done was immeasurable and still continues to this day. The power centers are looking to continue on with all of the covid tyranny. We must be vigilant in fighting back against the medical industrial complex.\nAnti Covid Orgs # Banners 4 Freedom - An organization dedicated to protesting Covid Mandates using billboards across the world.\nChildren\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense - Children\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense® is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Their mission is to end childhood health epidemics by working aggressively to eliminate harmful exposures, hold those responsible accountable and establish safeguards to prevent future harm. They fight corruption, mass surveillance and censorship that put profits before people as well as advocate for worldwide rights to health freedom and bodily autonomy.\nCovid Index - Massive database of Covid insanity. Find all sorts of articles related to censorship and policy failures.\nEvidenceNotFear - An evidence-based guide against all of the Covid madness.\nFeds 4 Med Freedom - Feds for Medical Freedom is fighting for medical freedoms and personal autonomy. They stand against unconstitutional and immoral vaccine mandates that have cost thousands of federal employees and contractors their careers and livelihoods.\nFLCCC Alliance - A group of doctors who got together to push back against the public Covid response. They provide real education on Covid, and demonized treatments like Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine and recovery against.\nGBDeclaration.org - One of the first major organizations to push back against Covid lockdowns. The Great Barrington Declaration is a major worldwide petition sponsored by doctors and scientists against the Covid lockdowns.\nHowbad - Resources for tracking all aspects of specific Covid batchs data, this also includes leaked data, and some aspects of other vaccines and medical malpractice.\nICAN Informed Consent Action Network - Founded in 2016, ICAN was created with the goal of providing every person with the right to informed consent. They believe that by holding regulators accountable through their successful legal actions, individuals will become empowered to make truly informed decisions about their own health and the health of their families. Using an unprecedented legal strategy, ICAN has successfully won lawsuits against Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control, the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration. Founded by Del Bigtree of the Highwire and works regularly with Aaron Siri and his firm.\nLaw Offices of Siri Glimstead - Led by Lawyer Aaron Siri, Siri Glimstead has been at the forefront of defending legal rights against Covid restrictions and damages done by the Covid vaccines, as well as more traditional vaccines. They also focus on other things like civil rights or protection of whistle blowers.\nPhysicians for Informed Consent - Physicians for Informed Consent empowers the public with scientific information about infectious diseases and vaccines.\nPureBloodRegistry - Blood donations for and from people who have not gotten the Covid-19 vaccine.\nThe Highwire - An educational journalistic organization that has been working for years to bring accountability to the world of vaccines and especially Covid vaccines. Founded by Del Bigtree.\nVacSafety - The VSRF’s mission is to advance COVID-19 vaccine safety through scientific research, public education, and advocacy, and to support the vaccine injured. They present the most up-to-date and relevant information on COVID-19 and public health policies, free from corporate press, agenda-driven narratives, and sponsorships with conflict of interest. They encourage questions and an open dialogue of transparency on any medical and scientific information presented.\nFake Mask Websites # Fake Mask Worldwide - A company that sells obviously fake masks, less obviously fake masks and other Covid related items.\nGetUnmask - Breathable masks that look like regular masks. Company now sells other unrelated products as well.\nMedical Drug Purchase # Purchase Medical Drugs including Ivermection and Hydroxychloroquine from high quality third party services.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinil. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nMetrics # ICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nOpen Vaers - Open Vaers takes the CDC\u0026rsquo;s government data from VAERS and makes it much more readable and easy to understand. As of 9/23 there were over 36,000 deaths and over 1.5 million Covid vaccine related reports to VAERS.\nNo-Jab Job Boards # Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types.\nRedballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or Covid nonsense.\nUnjected - Social media for meeting and dating unvaccinated people.\nVaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status.\nVaccine Injured Support # Covid Vax Recovery Guide - A Covid vaccine detox guide written by nutritional scientist and liberty leaning Dr. Chris Masterjohn.\nCovid19CriticalCare.com - An in-depth recovery Post-Vaccine Treatment Protocol guide from the doctors at the FLCC Alliance.\nIronHeart Bloodworks - IronHeart Bloodworks is a new blood bank membership that gives you control over your blood choices during medical procedures. When you need it, IronHeart Bloodworks quickly sends you COVID-19 unvaccinated blood—a unique service in the healthcare industry. You should have the freedom to choose what blood is in your body.\nReact19.org - React19 is a science-based non-profit offering financial, physical, and emotional support for those suffering from long-term COVID-19 vaccine adverse events globally. Their mission is to bring healing to the moms, dads, friends, and loved ones who are facing life-altering side effects from their COVID-19 vaccine. They build bridges between patients and research institutions in order to develop a better understanding of vaccine complications.\nSpike Protein Detox - Peter McCullough\u0026rsquo;s Spike protein Detox protocol. Peter\u0026rsquo;s company also sells a specific Detox Support Formula.\nZelenko Protocol - Dr. Vladimir Zelenko was one of the first doctors to push back on mainstream Covid dogma. While Zelenko has since passed his protocol and supplements are still useful for fighting Covid ^2^\n"},{"id":4,"href":"/deathathletes/","title":"Death Athletes","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;We always knew it was going to happen, it was according to our plan. For our kind, this is nothing.\u0026rdquo; - Cody Wilson\nDeath Athletes refers to a concept going back to Ancient Greece and popularized by 3d Gun Printing Activist Cody Wilson called \u0026ldquo;The Death Athletic\u0026rdquo;. Cody gave a speech at Guns and Bitcoin 2022 talking about the beauty of death given in service to ones beliefs. While not always literal this is often metaphorical, Cody talks about the public death and having been killed in the public as a metaphor. The Death Athletic specifically refers to someone who engaged in practice to promote freedom and was persecuted for doing so. While many people have been prosecuted unfairly, there is a difference between general victims and those who specifically took the risk of fighting the state and lost.\nCheck out the speech here!\nDeath Athletes # Roger Ver - Roger Ver is a freedom activist who was one of the first investors in Bitcoin. Roger has worked as a liberty and Bitcoin activist for over a decade and has made major financial contributions and investments to projects like, DefCad, ShapeShift, FEE, Ross Ulbricht\u0026rsquo;s Legal Defense, Wikileaks, Kraken and many many more. In April 2024 Roger was arrested and detained in Spain on the request of the US government for alleged tax evasion claims in regarding to his exit tax in 2014. Roger is currently looking at a potential 100 year prison sentence for numerous ridiculous legal charges. Roger has been trapped in Spain since April 2024.\nRoss Ulbricht - Ross Ulbricht is the alleged founder and operator of the Silk Road website. The Silk Road offered consumers a safe and trusted way to purchase drugs and other contraband items. Ross was arrested and imprisoned in 2013. He was sentenced to two life sentences plus 40 years and millions of dollars in fines in a corrupt trial. Ross is scheduled to be released as Donald Trump promised to commute his sentence on Day one of his presidency.\nJulian Assange - Julian Assange is one of the greatest journalists of all time. Julian founded Wikileaks in 2006 and has exposed mass public corruption across the world regarding governments and corporations. Julian was forced into home arrest and then asylum for close to a decade based off ridiculous sex charges that were eventually dropped. In 2019 Julian was pulled out of his Asylum and pull into solitary confinement in BellMarsh prison until June 2024. Julian signed a plea deal and was released.\nEdward Snowden - Edward Snowden is a NSA Whistleblower who exposed massive NSA Corruption in 2013, mostly in regards to illegal mass surveillance on citizens. Snowden has been trapped in Russia ever since.\nSamurai Wallet Devs - In May 2024 Samurai Wallets Domain was seized and the two devs known publicly as TDev and Samurai were arrested and charged with money laundering due to the Bitcoin coinjoin functions built into the website.\nTornado Cash Devs - Tornado Cash is a decentralized coinjoin provider for the Ethereum Crypto Currency. In 2022 Tornado Cash was added to the OFACT List and the Devs Roman Storm and Alex Pertsev where charged with Money Laundering.\nAaron Swartz - Internet pioneer and free speech advocate. Creator of the Guerilla Access Open Manifest as well as several other open source technologies, Aaron Swartz tragically killed himself in 2013 thanks to overzealous prosecutors from the DOJ that were threatening Aaron with decades in prison for attempted publishing of copyrighted documents, despite the fact that the document had never been published and the owner of those copyrights Jstore, had actually dropped the charges.\nIan Freemen - Freeman, known for advocating freedom and financial privacy through bitcoin, found himself targeted by federal prosecutors. Initially facing charges including bank fraud and wire fraud, these allegations were eventually dropped due to lack of evidence. The core of the case revolved around money laundering and conspiracy charges. Ultimately, Freeman received a severe sentence of eight years in prison, a $40,000 fine, and forfeiture of $5 million in assets, despite not being convicted of the fraud charges prosecutors initially highlighted.\nCody Wilson - The creator of the Death Athletic concept as well as the founder of Defcad.com and first person to create a 3d printed Gun. Cody has been at the forefront of fighting for 2nd amendment and 1st amendment as they pertain to code and digital rights for over a decade. Cody has been involved in many lawsuits with the federal government as a result and suffered charges for sex crimes in 2018. He is currently free and working for Defcad.\nJay Stark - The anonymous creator of the FGC-9, which stands for \u0026ldquo;Fuck Gun Control.\u0026rdquo; The FGC was the first project to enable the creation of a fully 3d printed gun that did not require any actual gun parts, instead it uses items that can be purchased from conventional stores all over the world. Jay Stark was arrested in April 2021 on suspicions of owning illegal weapons, however none of these weapons were found and he was not taken into custody. Two days later he was found dead sitting in his car in front of his parents house. While the offical cause of death ruled out \u0026ldquo;foul play\u0026rdquo; it is difficult for most to believe that this was simply a coincidence.\n"},{"id":5,"href":"/defense/","title":"Defense","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles.\u0026rdquo; - Jeff Cooper\nWhen any government deprives a citizen of his freedom or property, the individual must take action to publicise his grievances. To this end, I hope to illustrate in the following pages, the futility of gun control, and that no amount of arbitrary legislation can ever prevent those wanting firearms from owning them. The individual who has the ability to construct his own homemade gun can never be permanently disarmed by any level of gun control legislation. - Philip Luty\nDIY Firearms # The 3D Printer has significantly advanced the ease of manufacturing reliable weapons absent the eye of the watchful state. Of course, it is not the only manufacturing tool available, but you will find it the most expedient.\nGetting Started # The following guides provide a basic introduction to 3D printed firearms. If your budget is limited, Creality printers may be the only option. But they are unreliable, and you may spend more time troubleshooting issues than printing. We recommend Prusa for their reliability and unwavering commitment to open source. Bambu Lab printers have recently gained in popularity for their speed, reliability, and multi-material options. However, they have a history of patenting established open source designs, and even more importantly, severely compromise your privacy. More information here. On this principle, we recommend against giving them your money.\nAs you evaluate printers and cad software, keep privacy at the top of your mind. While this practice may currently be legal in your jurisdiction, the state may kidnap and jail you anyway.\nHoffman Tactical The CTRL+PEW Getting Started Guide Ammunition # Fenix Ammunition - Manufactured in the USA by liberty obsessed individuals, and accept Bitcoin for payment. Books # Expedient Homemade Firearms by Philip Luty Expedient Recoilless Launcher: Panzerfaust by Jonathan Wild Communities # Deterrence Dispensed Rocket Chat - Large public group chat for all things 3d printed firearms. FOSSCAD Subreddit - a subreddit focused on 3d printed firearms of all types. However, censorship on reddit continues to grow, and we encourage migration to censorship resistant communities. Files # Most firearm designs are uploaded by individual creators to Odysee. DEFCAD is another source, but requires a paid membership. Most files available on DEFCAD are already available for free on Odysee.\n3D Gun Builder - A comprehensive directory of designs with direct links to Odysee pages. DEFCAD - Many files here are out of date and hosted without the permission of the original developers. GunCad Developer Index - A list of guncad developer Odysee pages. Legal Advocacy Groups # Organizations fighting within the legal system to expand gun rights.\nDefense Distributed Firearm Policy Coalition Rocky Mountain Gun Owners Second Amendment Foundation Merchants # Places to find parts, part kits, tools, ammo, and more..\nParts # Aves Engineering - Glock rails and MAC11 components. Every Gun Part - Exhaustive collection of parts kits (everything but the receiver) and more. Ghost Guns - More parts kits. JSD Supply - Pistol components and more. MAF Arms - Build kits for printed receiver designs. Replicator USA - 3d printed suppressors. Riptide Rails - Glock rails, magazine springs, and other printed firearms components. Newsletters \u0026amp; Podcasts # En Bloc Press - Paid newsletter and podcast focused on the 3d printed firearm space and adjacent politics. Open Source Defense - Weekly newsletter focused on expanding gun rights with \u0026ldquo;0% culture war\u0026rdquo;. Out of Battery Live - Live podcast focused on interviewing guncad developers and builders. Propaganda # Documentaries, talks, and other media.\nDeath Athletic Documentary The New Radical Plastic Defense: Secret 3D Printed Guns in Europe The Plastic Power: A Speech The Unshackled Englishman Resources # GatGPT - A deneutered version of ChatGPT focused on firearms. Shootingbot - Monitors price and availability of ammunition and reloading components. Training # Ok, you can build a firearm in your garage. Now learn how to use it. Before you start LARPING, consider what type of training is most useful. Read this.\nGamut Resolutions - Tactical pistol and carbine classes. Based in Florida but courses are taught in many locations across the US. Guns For Everyone - Free concealed carry classes based out of Colorado. Long Range Shooters of Utah - Multiday courses in shooting up to and beyond 1000 yards in Price, UT. MantisX - MantisX is a gun training system that takes a data-driven approach to helping you achieve shooting mastery with no ammo required. Unlike some dry fire trainers, MANTISX works while attached to ANY firearm (pistol, rifle, or shotgun). By analyzing every shot and generating actionable data, MANTISX helps you improve your accuracy quickly. Solutionary University - Beginner firearm and defense training. Run by Liberty Activist Maj Toure, who has been travelling across the US providing firearms training, particularly in black neighborhoods. Thunder Ranch - Multiday courses in pistol, rifle, and shotgun, founded by Clint Smith and based in Oregon. "},{"id":6,"href":"/education/","title":"Education","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Education and Training # \u0026ldquo;Government schooling is the most radical adventure in history. It kills the family by monopolizing the best times of childhood and by teaching disrespect for home and parents.\u0026rdquo; - John Taylor Gatto\nModern schooling has been terrible for years. Following the covid insanity and the addition of woke politics the schools are proving less and less value by the day. But education can be done through a vareity of methods. In the modern age their are many better ways to educate yourself and your children than traditional school.\nAlternative Schools # Options for schools that are close to the traditional model, but do something different.\nMontessori Schools - Montessori classrooms are ideal workplaces, where children are engaged, energetic, exploring, social, and most of all, learning to take ownership of their own education. They’re also unified communities in which each child understands the responsibility of being an individual student in the class while supporting the learning of others.\nWestern Governors University - While still suffering from some of the issues of traditional education, WGU provides a solid alternative for anyone who still wants to pursue traditional college degrees. Offering Bachelors and Masters programs in IT, Business, Nursing, Finance and Education. WGU is a completely online school, with relatively cheap degree programs that are performance based, meaning you can take the classes at your own pace and are not required to attend classes you dont need.\nAlternatives to School # Liberty Classroom - A wide range of courses. Mostly focused on history but offers other courses on econimics and logics. All courses are taught from a liberty perspective. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. Mises Econ Grad Progam - Economics Grad program that teaches free market Austrian Economics from one of the most prominent liberty focused think tanks. Praxis - Praxis is an intense personal and professional development program for young adults who want to work hard, build skills, learn how to create value, and develop a positive vision of the future for their lives and careers. Praxis is a college alternative that offers a 1 year practical devopment plan that ends up teaching you real world practical skills and connecting you with an intership at the end of your program. School of Life - A course to help you enhance whatever you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Provides biweekly webinars from the best liberty minds to bring your practile and actionable advice for your business, non Profit, cause or whatever else you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. TenToad - A program that helps families transition to a school-free life with a solid foundation of knowledge and the tools to get started with confidence. Embrace living and learning without school. ThinkExodus - Exodus Institute aims to provide families with a quality alternative to public schools, and support homeschool families with enrichment courses that foster critical thinking, academic skills, and counter the left-wing indoctrination found in education, culture, and the media. Unschoolers.org - Unschooling and peaceful parenting educational organization. Unschooling is an alternative to traditional schooling and even home schooling that works to encourage and focus and direct children\u0026rsquo;s natural curiosity. Unschooling Resources with Dayna Martin - Dayna Martin has been living and breathing Unschooling for 2 decades, while also working to educate many others on these principles. You can find many of the best unschooling resources here. Homeschool Resources # Acellusacademy - Acellus Academy is a K-12 online private school located in Kansas City, Missouri as a 501c3. Acellus Academy provides instruction online through distance education via the Acellus Learning System. Acellus, a program of the International Academy of Science, is an online learning system that has been used to provide primary instruction to millions of students in thousands of schools throughout the United States.\nHome School Legal Defense Association - With over 100,000 member families, Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) is the nation’s largest, most trusted homeschool advocacy organization.\nPower Home School - Power Homeschool is the official provider of online Acellus® courses for parents independently homeschooling their children without teacher support. Power is a not an accredited curriculum.\nRon Paul Curriculum - A liberty focused home school curriculum for all grades based on the ideas of former congressman Ron Paul. The curriculum was largely designed by Liberty Classroom founder, Tom Woods.\nTuttle Twins Academy - From the authors of some of the best selling Liberty Kids books, comes the academy for home learning. Catered for kids TTA offers courses in Finances, Logic \u0026amp; Critical Thinking, Entrepreneurship, and many more to come.\n"},{"id":7,"href":"/frontends/","title":"Front Ends","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy. The savage’s whole existence is public, ruled by the laws of his tribe. Civilization is the process of setting man free from men.\u0026rdquo; - Ayn Rand\nPrivacy Front ends are interfaces that interact with well known services that dont respect your privacy. Apps like Youtube or Facebook can be accessed via privacy respecting generally open source apps.\nApple AirPlay # air-pi-play - Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Airplay server using RPiPlay to enable screen mirroring on tvs, monitors and projectors. RPiPlay - An open-source AirPlay mirroring server for the Raspberry Pi. Supports iOS 9 and up. Apple Music # Cider - Cross-platform Apple Music experience based on Electron and Vue.js written from scratch with performance in mind Discord # gtkcord4 - A lightweight Discord client written in Golang which uses GTK3 for the user interface Facebook # SlimSocial - Android, alternative front-end for Facebook, built with Java Frost - An extensive and functional open source third party app for Facebook (Android app) Facebook Messenger # Caprine - Unofficial and privacy-focused Facebook Messenger app with many useful features fb-messenger-cli - Use your Facebook account to chat with your friends sneakily in the command line, it\u0026rsquo;s as easy as logging in, choosing a convo and chatting away Google Search # LibreX - Privacy-respecting free meta-search engine (free as in freedom). Small and simple meta-search engine, fetches and anonymizes results from Google only, has API support, allows redirects to Invidious/Bibliogram/Nitter/Libreddit.\nSearXNG - SearXNG is a free internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from various search services and databases. Users are neither tracked nor profiled (SearXNG is a fork of Searx).\nSearx - Searx is a free privacy-respecting internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from more than 70 search services. Users are neither tracked nor profiled. Additionally, Searx can be used over Tor for online anonymity.\nWhoogle Search - A self-hosted, ad-free, privacy-respecting metasearch engine for Google.\nGoogle Translate # Crow Translate - Simple and lightweight cross-platform translator that allows translation using LibreTranslate, Lingva, Google, Bing, and Yandex, as well as text-to-speech using Google.\nDeepL Android - Unofficial Android client for DeepL.\nInstaLate - Distraction-free translation for Android, to be used directly from within any app. Supports Beolingus, DeepL, Dict.cc, GNU CIDE, Heinzelnisse, LibreTranslate, Linguee, WikDict, and Wiktionary.\nLingva Translate - Alternative front-end for Google Translate, serving as a free and open-source translator with over a hundred languages available.\nSimplyTranslate - Provide fast and private translations to the user without wasting much overhead for extensive styling or JavaScript. Supports Google Translate, DeepL, ICIBA, and LibreTranslate.\nSimplyTranslate Mobile - Unofficial Android client of SimplyTranslate.\nHacker News # Hackers - A native iOS app for Hacker News.\nHackerweb - A simply readable Hacker News web app.\nHckrnws - A custom front-end for a better reading experience of HackerNews.\nHN-search - Algolia Hacker News search.\nHNTopLinks - Top Links on Hacker News.\nImgur # Imgin - Minimal Imgur front end Imgrs - Imgrs is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. It\u0026rsquo;s a Rust rewrite of a previous Imgur proxy project, Omgur. Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/imgrs Omgur - Omgur is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. Inspired by the Invidious, Nitter, and Teddit projects. No JavaScript or ads All requests go through the Omgur backend, client never talks to Imgur Prevents Imgur from tracking your IP or JavaScript fingerprint Lightweight Self-hostable Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/omgur Rimgo - Self-hosted frontend for Imgur written in Go. Website: https://i.bcow.xyz/ Rimgu - Self-hosted alternative frontend/ proxy for Imgur Instagram # Bibliogram - Bibliogram is an alternative front-end for Instagram. Public instances: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/bibliogram-docs/tree/master/docs/Instances.md Mastodon # Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Hyperspace - cross-platform Mastodon client for the fediverse written in TypeScript and React Pinafore - Alternative web client for Mastodon, focused on speed and simplicity Sengi - cross-platform multi-account Mastodon \u0026amp; Pleroma desktop client TheDesk - cross-platform Mastodon \u0026amp; Misskey desktop client Tootle - simple GTK-based Linux Mastodon client Tusky - lightweight Android Mastodon client Medium # Scribe - Alternative front-end to Medium.com Other services # ArchiveBox - Open source self-hosted web archiving. Takes URLs/browser history/bookmarks/Pocket/Pinboard/etc., saves HTML, JS, PDFs, media, and more etherpad-lite - Collaborative rich text editor. A modern really-real-time collaborative document editor Gitea - Lightweight git server. Git with a cup of tea, painless self-hosted git service Hedgedoc - Collaborative markdown editor. A platform to write and share markdown Librarian - Alternative frontend for LBRY / Odysee.com MediathekViewWeb - Video content of German public-service television broadcasters (e.g. ARD, ZDF) Official instance: mediathekviewweb.de NoPaste - NoPaste is an open-source website similar to Pastebin where you can store any piece of code, and generate links for easy sharing PrivateBin - Zero knowledge encrypted paste-bin. A minimalist, open source online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data. Data is encrypted/decrypted in the browser using 256 bits AES Snapdrop - Similar to Apple\u0026rsquo;s Airdrop but in your browser. A Progressive Web App for local file sharing Vaultwarden - Password manager. Unofficial Bitwarden compatible server written in Rust, formerly known as bitwarden_rs Wikiless - A free open source alternative Wikipedia front-end focused on privacy Reddit # Due to recent changes with the Reddit API Policy you may have mixed success with these. These are kept here in the event that this changes, but otherwise these are mostly dead projects\nDawn - Open-source Reddit app Available on F-Droid Forked from Dank: https://github.com/saket/Dank Eddrit - Alternative front-end for Reddit, inspired by Nitter, built with Python \u0026amp; Starlette. Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Infinity - Reddit client for Android Available on F-Droid junipf/reddit-frontend - A reddit front-end written in React Official instance: https://jpf-reddit.netlify.app kddit - uWSGI frontend for Reddit.com written in Python Official instance: https://kddit.kalli.st Libreddit - Alternative front-end for Reddit. Themed around Reddit\u0026rsquo;s new design - Lightweight, no JavaScript, no ads, no tracking. Official instance: libredd.it Public instances: https://github.com/spikecodes/libreddit#instances RedditClient - Alternative front-end for Reddit, built with Angular Roffline - A self-hosted offline Reddit server. It allows you to browse Reddit posts (including any media in the post) while offline. It is targeted at people that have intermittent internet Snew - Open-source client for Reddit forked from the Reddit source code. Slide - Open source, ad free Reddit browser for Android Available on F-Droid Stealth - Account-free, privacy-oriented, and feature-rich Reddit client. Available on F-Droid Teddit - Alternative Reddit front-end focused on privacy - Lightweight, no ads, no JavaScript, unofficial API. Official instance: https://teddit.net Public instances: https://github.com/teddit-net/teddit#instances Github mirror repository Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Teddit Top of Reddit - Top Reddit posts every day. Troddit: A web client for Reddit Official instance: https://www.troddit.com Updoot - Android, alternative front-end for Reddit. Xeddit - A Xamarin.Forms app for Reddit. Official instance: xeddit.com Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Xeddit Redirection # Farside - Farside provides links that automatically redirect to working instances of privacy-oriented alternative frontends, such as Nitter, Libreddit, etc. This allows for users to have more reliable access to the available public instances for a particular service, while also helping to distribute traffic more evenly across all instances and avoid performance bottlenecks and rate-limiting. LibRedirect - App that redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends. If you click on a link of a Youtube like it will redirect to you to Newpipe, Twitter to nitter, Wikipedia to Wikiless etc. Privacy Redirect - A simple web extension that redirects Twitter, YouTube, Instagram \u0026amp; Google Maps requests to privacy friendly alternatives Firefox Add-On: Privacy Redirect Chrome Extension: Privacy Redirect UntrackMe - UntrackMe transforms Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Reddit and Medium and Wikipedia links to links of open source, privacy friendly front-ends. Converts Google Maps links to OpenStreetMap links. Removes tracking parameters from any url. Then delegates the action to other apps that are capable of handling them. (Android app) Watch on Odysee - Browser add on that redirects you from YouTube to odysee a decentralized Youtube alternative Reuters # Neuters - An alternative front-end to Reuters.com. It is intended to be lightweight and fast, and was heavily inspired by Nitter Official instance: https://boxcat.site Shazam # SongRec - Open-source Shazam client for Linux, written in Rust. Spotify # Downtify - Open source Spotify ripper. Self Hosted. Kotify - Requires Spotify Account - Multiplatform desktop client for Spotify focused on library organization for power users. Relies on official Spotify client for playback Librespot - Requires Spotify Premium Account - librespot is an open source client library for Spotify. It enables applications to use Spotify\u0026rsquo;s service to control and play music via various backends, and to act as a Spotify Connect receiver. It is an alternative to the official and now deprecated closed-source libspotify. Additionally, it will provide extra features which are not available in the official library Oggify - Download Spotify tracks to Ogg Vorbis (with a Spotify premium account), based on librespot psst - Fast and multi-platform Spotify client with native GUI Podcast MP3 Downloader - Download MP3 files of your favorite podcasts from Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts, and Overcast. Spot: Gtk/Rust native Spotify client for the GNOME desktop. Only works with premium accounts Spotiqueue - Minimalistic queue-oriented macOS-native client for Spotify, with Guile Scheme scriptability SpotDownloader - A simple web tool that allows you to download songs from Spotify. You can download a song either by entering a track, album, or playlist link. You can also download the entire album or playlist in ZIP format. It also adds all the metadata like cover image, artists, and release date in the downloaded songs. Show, Podcast, and Artist page links aren\u0026rsquo;t supported yet. Spotiflyer - Download free content from Youtube, Spotify, Sound Cloud and more Spotube: A lightweight and free Spotify crossplatform-client which handles playback manually, streams music using Youtube \u0026amp; no Spotify premium account is needed SpotX: Modified Spotify Client for Windows (Windows Only) - Blocking ads and updates for the desktop version of Spotify, disabling podcasts and more Telegram # Telegram-FOSS - Unofficial, FOSS-friendly fork of the original Telegram client for Android. TikTok # ProxiTok - Open source alternative frontend for TikTok made with PHP. Official instance: Pussthecat Instance Twitch # ElectronPlayer - Electron Based Web Video Services Player. Supports Netflix, Youtube, Twitch, Floatplane, Hulu and more streamlink-twitch-gui - Multi platform Twitch.tv browser for Streamlink Twire: Alternative and open source Twitch client for Android Xtra - Twitch player and browser for Android Twitter/X # Due to recent changes with the Twitter API Policy you may have mixed success with these.\nFritter - A free, open-source Twitter client for Android. Harpy - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Flutter/Dart. Nitter - Alternative Twitter front-end - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Official instance: nitter.net Public instances: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances Example: Troy Hunt on Twitter and Nitter Shitter - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Java. Tweet-app - Desktop Twitter client only for tweeting. Timeline never shows up. Tweeterr - A tool to use Twitter from the command line on the fly. Tweepy - Twitter for Python Twidere X - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built mostly with Kotlin, in early stage. YouTube # Alltube - Web GUI for youtube-dl AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. BlackHole - Android music player app for YouTube Music and Spotify made with Flutter CloudTube - Alternative front-end for Invidious Official instance: https://tube.cadence.moe Installation guide for self-hosting: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/tube-docs/tree/main/item/docs/cloudtube/Installing%20CloudTube.md FreeTube - Open source YouTube desktop player for privacy on Windows, Mac and Linux Invidious - Invidious is an alternative front-end to YouTube - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Home page: https://invidious.io Invidious instances (Github): https://github.com/iv-org/documentation/blob/master/Invidious-Instances.md Invidious instances API: https://api.invidious.io Installation guide for self-hosting: https://docs.invidious.io/Installation.md Invidious-viewer - Python application to watch YouTube videos through the Invidious API, in the terminal (requires MPV player and libmpv.so, provided by Linux distro) Invuedious - An alternative frontend for invidious built with vue.js Official instance: https://bocchilorenzo.github.io/invuedious/ LibreTube - Android frontend for YouTube, based on Piped minitube - Lightweight youtube client with a kid-friendly interface. Can make playlists from search keywords mps-youtube - Terminal based YouTube player and downloader. NewPipe - A libre lightweight streaming front-end for Android oleksis/youtube-dl-gui - Cross-platform front-end GUI of the popular youtube-dl written in wxPython OpenVideoDownloader aka jely2002/youtube-dl-gui - A cross-platform GUI for youtube-dl made in Electron and node.js Piped - An alternative privacy-friendly YouTube frontend which is efficient by design - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking Official instance: https://piped.kavin.rocks List of public instances: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped/wiki/Instances Installation guide for self-hosting: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Documentation/blob/main/content/docs/self-hosting/index.md pipe-viewer - A lightweight application (fork of straw-viewer) for searching and playing videos from YouTube. Plumber - Local and remote video trimmer, can trim parts of video without downloading whole video, utilizes youtube-dl, allows conversion to GIFs smtube - Stand-alone YouTube video player Website: https://www.smtube.org SMTube is part of SMPlayer SMPlayer website: https://www.smplayer.info SMPlayer repository: https://github.com/smplayer-dev/smplayer SmartTubeNext - SmartTubeNext is an advanced YouTube app for Android TVs and TV boxes, free and open source. It is not a live TV client and does not support \u0026ldquo;YouTube TV\u0026rdquo;. SkyTube - An open-source YouTube app for Android. Tartube - A GUI front-end for youtube-dl, partly based on youtube-dl-gui and written in Python 3 / Gtk 3 th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). TubeArchivist - A self hosted YouTube media server. TubeSync - TubeSync is a PVR (personal video recorder) for YouTube. It syncs YouTube channels and playlists to a locally hosted media server. ViewTube - An alternative front-end for YouTube, written in Vue.js, uses Plyr video player; supports SponsorBlock, multiple Invidious instances support, chapters Vividl - Modern Windows GUI for youtube-dl Youtube-dl - Command-line program to download videos from YouTube.com and other video sites Youtube-viewer - Lightweight YouTube client for Linux YouTube.js - Full-featured wrapper around the Innertube API, which is what YouTube itself uses uYouPlus - uYouPlus (uYou+) is an alternative YouTube app for Apple\u0026rsquo;s iOS and iPadOS. yattee - Alternative YouTube frontend for iOS, tvOS and macOS built with Invidious and Piped, supports sponsorblock yt-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously without forcing javascript (Fork of youtube-local) yt-dlp - A youtube-dl fork with additional features and fixes. ytcc - Command line tool to keep track of your favorite playlists on YouTube and many other places. Can import youtube subscriptions from Google Takeout and provide them as an RSS feed for your favorite reader. ytfzf - A POSIX script that helps you find Youtube videos (without API) and opens/downloads them using mpv/youtube-dl. ytmdl - A simple app to get songs from YouTube in mp3 format with artist name, album name etc from sources like iTunes, LastFM, Deezer, Gaana etc. ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. ytdl-gui - A simple-to-use, cross-platform graphical interface for youtube-dl youtube-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously and with greater page performance ytcast - Cast YouTube videos to your smart TV from the command line. This program does roughly the same thing as the \u0026ldquo;Play on TV\u0026rdquo; button that appears on the player bar when you visit youtube.com with Chrome or when you use the YouTube smartphone app YouTube Music # AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. "},{"id":8,"href":"/hacking/","title":"Hacking","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The truth is revealed by removing things that stand in its light, an art not unlike sculpture, in which the artist creates, not by building, but by hacking away.\u0026rdquo; - Alan Watts\nWelcome to the Hacking section of Liberty tools! Hacking should be used to increase your knowledge and harden your defenses. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAnonymity # BinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\nI2P - The Invisible Internet Project.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nNipe - Script to redirect all traffic from the machine to the Tor network.\nOnionScan - One of the Hacking Tools for investigating the Dark Web by finding operational security issues introduced by Tor hidden service operators.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nTor - Free software and onion routed overlay network that helps you defend against traffic analysis.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nBug Bounty Platforms # Bugcrowd List - List of many companies that provide bug bounties. CTF(Capture the flag) # Ctf-tools - Collection of setup scripts to install various security research tools easily and quickly deployable to new machines.\nPwntools - Rapid exploit development framework built for use in CTFs.\nRsaCtfTool - Decrypt data enciphered using weak RSA keys, and recover private keys from public keys using a variety of automated attacks.\nDDoS # HOIC - Updated version of Low Orbit Ion Cannon, has ‘boosters’ to get around common counter measures.\nJS LOIC - JavaScript in-browser version of LOIC.\nLOIC - Open source network stress tool for Windows.\nSlowLoris - DoS tool that uses low bandwidth on the attacking side.\nT50 - Faster network stress tool.\nUFONet - Abuses OSI layer 7 HTTP to create/manage ‘zombies’ and to conduct different attacks using; GET/POST, multithreading, proxies, origin spoofing methods, cache evasion techniques, etc.\nDefense Evasion # AntiVirus Evasion Tool (AVET) - Post-process exploits containing executable files targeted for Windows machines to avoid being recognized by antivirus software.\nHyperion - Runtime encryptor for 32-bit portable executables (“PE .exes”).\nPeCloak.py - Automates the process of hiding a malicious Windows executable from antivirus (AV) detection.\nPeCloakCapstone - Multi-platform fork of the peCloak.py automated malware antivirus evasion tool.\nUniByAv - Simple obfuscator that takes raw shellcode and generates Anti-Virus friendly executables by using a brute-forcable, 32-bit XOR key.\nVeil - Generate metasploit payloads that bypass common anti-virus solutions.\nDefcon Suggested Reading # Defcon Suggested Reading Email Spoofing # SpoofBox - Offers email, SMS, Phone spoofing and lots of other tools. Not a free service. Can also be used to look up phone numbers. Exploit Development # Exploit Writing Tutorials - Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nShellcode Examples - Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial - Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nFile Format Analysis # Hachoir - Python library to view and edit a binary stream as tree of fields and tools for metadata extraction.\nKaitai Struct - File formats and network protocols dissection language and web IDE, generating parsers in C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby.\nVeles - Binary data visualization and analysis tool.\nForensics # Autopsy - Full suite of open source forensics tools.\nCAINE - CAINE is Linux Live CD that contains a wealth of digital forensic tools. Features include a user-friendly GUI, semi-automated report creation and tools for Mobile Forensics, Network Forensics, Data Recovery and more.\nFTK Imager - Open Source Disk imaging tool.\nPaladin Forensic Suite - Live Ubuntu distro with lots of tools. Open source with free and paid versions.\nSIFT Workstation - The SIFT Workstation is a collection of free and open-source incident response and forensic tools designed to perform detailed digital forensic examinations in a variety of settings, all built inside an Ubuntu VM.\nSMART - Open source sampling of many proprietary forensics tools.\nGNU/Linux Utilities # Linux Exploit Suggester - Heuristic reporting on potentially viable exploits for a given GNU/Linux system. Hacking Focused OSINT # AQUATONE - Subdomain discovery tool utilizing various open sources producing a report that can be used as input to other tools.\nBinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\nDataSploit - OSINT visualizer utilizing Shodan, Censys, Clearbit, EmailHunter, FullContact, and Zoomeye behind the scenes.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\ngithub-dorks - CLI tool to scan Github repos/organizations for potential sensitive information leak.\nIntrigue - Automated OSINT \u0026amp; Attack Surface discovery framework with powerful API, UI and CLI.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nShodan - World’s first search engine for Internet-connected devices.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSn1per - One of the Hacking Tools for Automated Pentest Recon Scanner.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\nThreat Crowd - Search engine for threats.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nvcsmap - Plugin-based tool to scan public version control systems for sensitive information.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nHacking Conventions # 44Con - Annual Security Conference held in London.\nAppSecUSA - Annual conference organized by OWASP.\nBalCCon - Balkan Computer Congress, annually held in Novi Sad, Serbia.\nBlack Hat - Annual security conference in Las Vegas.\nBruCON - Annual security conference in Belgium.\nCarolinaCon - Infosec conference, held annually in North Carolina.\nCCC - Annual meeting of the international hacker scene in Germany.\nCHCon - Christchurch Hacker Con, Only South Island of New Zealand hacker con.\nDeepSec - Security Conference in Vienna, Austria.\nDefCamp - Largest Security Conference in Eastern Europe, held annually in Bucharest, Romania.\nDEF CON - Annual hacker convention in Las Vegas. Known for having a left wing bias.\nEkoparty - Largest Security Conference in Latin America, held annually in Buenos Aires, Argentina.\nFSec - FSec - Croatian Information Security Gathering in Varaždin, Croatia.\nHack3rCon - Annual US hacker conference.\nHack.lu - Annual conference held in Luxembourg.\nHackfest - Largest hacking conference in Canada.\nHITB - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nHacking In The Box - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nInfosecurity Europe - Europe’s number one information security event, held in London, UK.\nLayerOne - Annual US security conference held every spring in Los Angeles.\nNullcon - Annual conference in Delhi and Goa, India.\nPhreakNIC - Technology conference held annually in middle Tennessee.\nRSA Conference USA - Annual security conference in San Francisco, California, USA.\nShmooCon - Annual US East coast hacker convention.\nSkyDogCon - Technology conference in Nashville.\nSummerCon - One of the oldest hacker conventions, held during Summer.\nSwiss Cyber Storm - Annual security conference in Lucerne, Switzerland.\nThotCon - Annual US hacker conference held in Chicago.\nTroopers - Annual international IT Security event with workshops held in Heidelberg, Germany.\nVirus Bulletin Conference - Annual conference going to be held in Denver, USA for 2016.\nHash Cracking # BruteForce Wallet - Find the password of an encrypted wallet file (i.e. wallet.dat).\nCeWL - Generates custom wordlists by spidering a target’s website and collecting unique words.\nHashcat - Another One of the Hacking Tools The more fast hash cracker.\nJohn the Ripper - One of the best Hacking Tools for Fast password cracker.\nJWT Cracker - Simple HS256 JWT token brute force cracker.\nRar Crack - RAR bruteforce cracker.\nHex Editors # 0xED – Native macOS hex editor that supports plug-ins to display custom data types.\nFrhed – Binary file editor for Windows.\nHexEdit.js – Browser-based hex editing.\nHexinator – World’s finest (proprietary, commercial) Hex Editor.\nInformation Security Magazines # 2600: The Hacker Quarterly – American publication about technology and computer “underground.”\nPhrack Magazine – By far the longest running hacker zine.\nUnredacted Magazine - The official magazine from Michael Bazzell author of Extreme Privacy.\nLock Picking Resources # Awesome Lockpicking – Awesome guides, tools, and other resources about the security and compromise of locks, safes, and keys.\nBosnianbill – More lockpicking videos.\nSchuyler Towne channel – Lockpicking videos and security talks.\n/r/lockpicking – Resources for learning lockpicking, equipment recommendations.\nmacOS Utilities # Bella – Pure Python post-exploitation data mining and remote administration tool for macOS. Multi-paradigm Frameworks # Armitage – Java-based GUI front-end for the Metasploit Framework.\nExploitPack – Graphical tool for automating penetration tests that ships with many pre-packaged exploits.\nFaraday – Multiuser integrated pentesting environment for red teams performing cooperative penetration tests, security audits, and risk assessments.\nMetasploit – Post exploitation Hacking Tools for offensive security teams to help verify vulnerabilities and manage security assessments.\nPupy – Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android) remote administration and post-exploitation tool.\nNetwork Tools # BetterCAP – Modular, portable and easily extensible MITM framework.\nCloudFail – Unmask server IP addresses hidden behind Cloudflare by searching old database records and detecting misconfigured DNS.\nCrackMapExec – A swiss army knife for pentesting networks.\nDebookee – Simple and powerful network traffic analyzer for macOS.\nDET – Proof of concept to perform data exfiltration using either single or multiple channel(s) at the same time.\nDgcd – Simple Unix network utility to extend the accessibility of TCP/IP based network services beyond firewalls.\nDnsmap – One of the Hacking Tools for Passive DNS network mapper.\nDnsrecon – One of the Hacking Tools for DNS enumeration script.\nDnschef – Highly configurable DNS proxy for pentesters.\nDnsenum – Perl script that enumerates DNS information from a domain, attempts zone transfers, performs a brute force dictionary style attack, and then performs reverse look-ups on the results.\nDnstracer – Determines where a given DNS server gets its information from, and follows the chain of DNS servers.\nDNSDumpster – One of the Hacking Tools for Online DNS recon and search service.\nDshell – Network forensic analysis framework.\nDsniff – Collection of tools for network auditing and pentesting.\nDripcap – Caffeinated packet analyzer.\nEvilgrade – Modular framework to take advantage of poor upgrade implementations by injecting fake updates.\nEttercap – Comprehensive, mature suite for machine-in-the-middle attacks.\nImpacket – A collection of Python classes for working with network protocols.\nIntercepter-NG – Multifunctional network toolkit.\nMass Scan – Best Hacking Tools for TCP port scanner, spews SYN packets asynchronously, scanning entire Internet in under 5 minutes.\nMallory – HTTP/HTTPS proxy over SSH.\nMitmproxy – Interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy for penetration testers and software developers.\nMorpheus – Automated ettercap TCP/IP Hacking Tools.\nNetsniff-ng – Swiss army knife for network sniffing.\nNetwork-Tools.com – Website offering an interface to numerous basic network utilities like ping, traceroute, whois, and more.\nNmap – Free security scanner for network exploration \u0026amp; security audits.\nPassivedns – Network sniffer that logs all DNS server replies for use in a passive DNS setup.\nPassivedns-client – Library and query tool for querying several passive DNS providers.\nPig – One of the Hacking Tools for GNU/Linux packet crafting.\nPwnat – Punches holes in firewalls and NATs.\nPraeda – Automated multi-function printer data harvester for gathering usable data during security assessments.\nPrinter Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) – Tool for printer security testing capable of IP and USB connectivity, fuzzing, and exploitation of PostScript, PJL, and PCL printer language features.\nRoutersploit – Open source exploitation framework similar to Metasploit but dedicated to embedded devices.\nScanless – Utility for using websites to perform port scans on your behalf so as not to reveal your own IP.\nScapy – Python-based interactive packet manipulation program \u0026amp; library.\nSPARTA – Graphical interface offering scriptable, configurable access to existing network infrastructure scanning and enumeration tools.\nSSH MITM – Intercept SSH connections with a proxy; all plaintext passwords and sessions are logged to disk.\nTcpdump/libpcap – Common packet analyzer that runs under the command line.\nWireshark – Widely-used graphical, cross-platform network protocol analyzer.\nXRay – Network (sub)domain discovery and reconnaissance automation tool.\nZarp – Network attack tool centered around the exploitation of local networks.\nZmap – Open source network scanner that enables researchers to easily perform Internet-wide network studies.\nOperating Systems # Best Linux Penetration Testing Distributions @ CyberPunk – Description of main penetration testing distributions.\nCuckoo – Open source automated malware analysis system.\nComputer Aided Investigative Environment (CAINE) – Italian GNU/Linux live distribution created as a digital forensics project.\nCSILinux - CSI\u0026rsquo;s mission is to equip you with the most advanced tools in digital forensics, OSINT, and incident response.\nDigital Evidence \u0026amp; Forensics Toolkit (DEFT) – Live CD for forensic analysis runnable without tampering or corrupting connected devices where the boot process takes place.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nSecurity @ Distrowatch – Website dedicated to talking about, reviewing, and keeping up to date with open source operating systems.\nTails – Live OS aimed at preserving privacy and anonymity.\nPhysical Hacking Tools # Anof-cyber/APTRS - APTRS (Automated Penetration Testing Reporting System) is an automated reporting tool in Python and Django. The tool allows Penetration testers to create a report directly without using the Traditional Docx file. It also provides an approach to keeping track of the projects and vulnerabilities.\nCanarytokens.org - Canarytokens are a free, quick, painless way to help defenders discover they\u0026rsquo;ve been breached by having attackers announce themselves. These are digital honeypots you can configure on your own network.\nFlipperzero.one - Flipper Zero is a portable multi-tool for pentesters and geeks in a toy-like body. It loves hacking digital stuff, such as radio protocols, access control systems, hardware and more. It\u0026rsquo;s fully open-source and customizable, so you can extend it in whatever way you like. Check out more firmware options here\nHak5.org - Sells many hacking for wifi pentesting, hotplug attacks, implants, remote access field kits and more. Breakdown of multiple tools\nLAN Turtle – Covert “USB Ethernet Adapter” that provides remote access, network intelligence gathering, and MITM capabilities when installed in a local network.\nPoisontap – Siphons cookies, exposes internal (LAN-side) router and installs web backdoor on locked computers.\nUSB Rubber Ducky – Customizable keystroke injection attack platform masquerading as a USB thumbdrive.\nWiFi Pineapple – Wireless auditing and penetration testing platform.\nPenetration Testing Resources # Pentest Tools # Metasploit Unleashed - Free Offensive Security Metasploit course.\nMITRE’s Adversarial Tactics, Techniques \u0026amp; Common Knowledge (ATT\u0026amp;CK) – Curated knowledge base and model for cyber adversary behavior.\nOpen Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM) – Framework for providing test cases that result in verified facts on which to base decisions that impact an organization’s security.\nOpen Web Application Security Project (OWASP) – Worldwide not-for-profit charitable organization focused on improving the security of especially Web-based and Application-layer software.\nPenetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) – Documentation designed to provide a common language and scope for performing and reporting the results of a penetration test.\nPenetration Testing Framework (PTF) – Outline for performing penetration tests compiled as a general framework usable by vulnerability analysts and penetration testers alike.\nPENTEST-WIKI – Free online security knowledge library for pentesters and researchers.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nShellcode Examples – Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial – Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nXSS-Payloads – Ultimate resource for all things cross-site including payloads, tools, games and documentation.\nPenetration Testing Distributions # ArchStrike – Arch GNU/Linux repository for security professionals and enthusiasts.\nAttifyOS – GNU/Linux distribution focused on tools useful during Internet of Things (IoT) security assessments.\nBackBox – Ubuntu-based distribution for penetration tests and security assessments.\nBlackArch – Arch GNU/Linux-based distribution with best Hacking Tools for penetration testers and security researchers.\nFedora Security Lab – Provides a safe test environment to work on security auditing, forensics, system rescue and teaching security testing methodologies.\nKali – GNU/Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing Hacking Tools.\nNetwork Security Toolkit (NST) – Fedora-based bootable live operating system designed to provide easy access to best-of-breed open source network security applications.\nParrot – Distribution similar to Kali, with multiple architectures with 100 of Hacking Tools.\nPentoo – Security-focused live CD based on Gentoo.\nThe Pentesters Framework – Distro organized around the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES), providing a curated collection of utilities that eliminates often unused toolchains.\nDocker for Penetration Testing # docker pull kalilinux/kali-linux-docker docker pull owasp/zap2docker-stable docker pull wpscanteam/wpscan docker pull citizenstig/dvwa docker pull wpscanteam/vulnerablewordpress docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-6271 docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-0160 docker pull opendns/security-ninjas docker pull diogomonica/docker-bench-security docker pull ismisepaul/securityshepherd docker pull danmx/docker-owasp-webgoat docker-compose build \u0026amp;\u0026amp; docker-compose up docker pull citizenstig/nowasp docker pull bkimminich/juice-shop docker pull phocean/msf Penetration Testing Report Templates # Pentesting Report Template – lucideus.com template.\nPentesting Report Template – pcisecuritystandards.org template.\nPublic Pentesting Reports – Curated list of public penetration test reports released by several consulting firms and academic security groups.\nRansomware Recovery # Nomoreransom - Help detect what kind of ransomware encryption you’re affected by and free tools to unlock it, in many but not all cases. Reverse Engineering Tools # Binwalk – Fast, easy to use tool for analyzing, reverse engineering, and extracting firmware images.\nCapstone – Lightweight multi-platform, multi-architecture disassembly framework.\ndnSpy – One of the Hacking Tools to reverse engineer .NET assemblies.\nEvan’s Debugger – OllyDbg-like debugger for GNU/Linux.\nFrida – Dynamic instrumentation toolkit for developers, reverse-engineers, and security researchers.\nImmunity Debugger – Powerful way to write exploits and analyze malware.\nInteractive Disassembler (IDA Pro) – Proprietary multi-processor disassembler and debugger for Windows, GNU/Linux, or macOS; also has a free version, IDA Free.\nMedusa – Open source, cross-platform interactive disassembler.\nOllyDbg – x86 debugger for Windows binaries that emphasizes binary code analysis.\nPeda – Python Exploit Development Assistance for GDB.\nPlasma – Interactive disassembler for x86/ARM/MIPS. Generates indented pseudo-code with colored syntax code.\nPyREBox – Python scriptable Reverse Engineering sandbox by Cisco-Talos.\nRadare2 – Open source, crossplatform reverse engineering framework.\nrVMI – Debugger on steroids; inspect userspace processes, kernel drivers, and preboot environments in a single tool.\nVoltron – Extensible debugger UI toolkit written in Python.\nWDK/WinDbg – Windows Driver Kit and WinDbg.\nx64dbg – Open source x64/x32 debugger for windows.\nSecurity Courses # ARIZONA CYBER WARFARE RANGE – 24×7 live fire exercises for beginners through real world operations; capability for upward progression into the real world of cyber warfare.\nComputer Security Student – Many free tutorials, great for beginners, $10/mo membership unlocks all content.\nCTF Field Guide – Everything you need to win your next CTF competition.\nCybrary – Free courses in ethical hacking and advanced penetration testing. Advanced penetration testing courses are based on the book ‘Penetration Testing for Highly-Secured Environments’.\nEuropean Union Agency for Network and Information Security – ENISA Cyber Security Training material.\nOffensive Security Training – Training from BackTrack/Kali developers.\nOpen Security Training – Training material for computer security classes.\nSANS Security Training – Computer Security Training \u0026amp; Certification.\nSide-channel Tools # ChipWhisperer – Complete open-source toolchain for side-channel power analysis and glitching attacks. Social Engineering # Beelogger – Tool for generating keylooger.\nCatphish – Tool for phishing and corporate espionage written in Ruby.\nEvilginx – MITM attack framework used for phishing credentials and session cookies from any Web service.\nKing Phisher – One of the Hacking Tools for Phishing campaign toolkit used for creating and managing multiple simultaneous phishing attacks with custom email and server content.\nSocial Engineer Toolkit (SET) – Open source pentesting framework designed for social engineering featuring a number of custom attack vectors to make believable attacks quickly.\nSocial Engineering Framework – Information resource for social engineers.\nwifiphisher – Automated phishing attacks against WiFi networks.\nStatic Analyzers # Bandit – Security oriented static analyser for python code.\nBrakeman – Static analysis security vulnerability scanner for Ruby on Rails applications.\nCppcheck – Extensible C/C++ static analyzer focused on finding bugs.\nFindBugs – Free software static analyzer to look for bugs in Java code.\nSobelow – Security-focused static analysis for the Phoenix Framework.\nTransport Layer Security Tools # SSLyze – Fast and comprehensive TLS/SSL configuration analyzer to help identify security mis-configurations.\nTLS Prober – Fingerprint a server’s SSL/TLS implementation.\nTestssl.sh – Command line tool which checks a server’s service on any port for the support of TLS/SSL ciphers, protocols as well as some cryptographic flaws.\nTools, Lists, Tutorials etc. # AD Exploit guides - Detailed guide on methods to exploit Active Directory.\nAndroid Security – Collection of Android security-related resources.\nAppSec – Resources for learning about application security.\nAwesome Awesomness – The List of the Lists.\nC/C++ Programming – One of the main language for open source security tools.\nCTFs – Capture The Flag frameworks, libraries, etc.\nExploit Writing Tutorials – Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nForensics – Free (mostly open source) forensic analysis tools and resources.\nGB Hackers Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHackerone Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHacking – Tutorials, tools, and resources.\nHoneypots – Honeypots, tools, components, and more.\nInfoSec § Hacking challenges – Comprehensive directory of CTFs, wargames, hacking challenge websites, Penetration testing tools list practice lab exercises, and more.\nInfosec – Information security resources for pentesting, forensics, and more.\nJavaScript Programming – In-browser development and scripting.\nKali Linux Tools – List of Hacking tools present in Kali Linux.\nMalware Analysis – Tools and resources for analysts.\nNode.js Programming – Curated list of delightful Node.js packages and resources.\nPCAP Tools – Tools for processing network traffic.\nPenetration Testing Cheat Sheets – Awesome Pentest Cheat Sheets.\nPivoting and Tunneling Guide - Detailed guide on methods to exploit.\nPython Programming 1 – General Python programming.\nPython Programming 2 – General Python programming.\nPython tools for penetration testers – Lots of pentesting tools are written in Python.\nRuby Programming 1 – The de-facto language for writing exploits.\nRuby Programming 2 – The de-facto\nVirtual Machines Labs # CFTtime - Free capture the flag hacking games.\nMindMaps - Massive list of smaller sites that provide individual hacking challenges.\nPentesterlab - Free and paid Pentesting training with labs.\nSadcloud - Sadcloud is a tool for spinning up insecure AWS infrastructure with Terraform.\nVulnerability Hub - Free Virtual machines to hack, provided by the community.\nVulnmachines - A place to learn and improve penetration testing/ethical hacking skills for FREE. The labs consist of 100+ real world scenarios to practice the latest exploits and cutting edge hacking techniques.\nVulnerability Databases # Bugtraq (BID) – Software security bug identification database compiled from submissions to the SecurityFocus mailing list and other sources, operated by Symantec, Inc.\nCommon Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) – Dictionary of common names (i.e., CVE Identifiers) for publicly known security vulnerabilities.\nCXSecurity – Archive of published CVE and Bugtraq software vulnerabilities cross-referenced with a Google dork database for discovering the listed vulnerability.\nExploit-DB – Non-profit project hosting exploits for software vulnerabilities, provided as a public service by Offensive Security.\nFull-Disclosure – Public, vendor-neutral forum for detailed discussion of vulnerabilities, often publishes details before many other sources.\nInj3ct0r (Onion service) – Exploit marketplace and vulnerability information aggregator.\nMicrosoft Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Microsoft software.\nMicrosoft Security Bulletins – Announcements of security issues discovered in Microsoft software, published by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC).\nMozilla Foundation Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Mozilla software, including the Firefox Web Browser.\nNational Vulnerability Database (NVD) – United States government’s National Vulnerability Database provides additional meta-data (CPE, CVSS scoring) of the standard CVE List along with a fine-grained search engine.\nPacket Storm – Compendium of exploits, advisories, tools, and other security-related resources aggregated from across the industry.\nSecuriTeam – Independent source of software vulnerability information.\nUS-CERT Vulnerability Notes Database – Summaries, technical details, remediation information, and lists of vendors affected by software vulnerabilities, aggregated by the United States Computer Emergency Response Team (US-CERT).\nVulnerability Lab – Open forum for security advisories organized by category of exploit target.\nVulners – Security database of software vulnerabilities.\nZero Day Initiative – Bug bounty program with the publicly accessible archive of published security advisories, operated by TippingPoint.\nVulnerability Scanners # Nexpose – Commercial vulnerability and risk management assessment engine that integrates with Metasploit, sold by Rapid7.\nNessus – Commercial vulnerability management, configuration, and compliance assessment platform, sold by Tenable. Free for under 25 devices.\nOpenVAS – Free open source software implementation of the popular Nessus vulnerability assessment system.\nVuls – Agentless vulnerability scanner for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD, written in Go.\nWeb Exploitation # Autochrome – Easy to install a test browser with all the appropriate setting needed for web application testing with native Burp support, from NCCGroup.\nBlindElephant – Web application fingerprinter.\nBrowser Exploitation Framework (BeEF) – Command and control server for delivering exploits to commandeered Web browsers.\nBurp Suite – One of the Hacking Tools integrated platform for performing security testing of web applications.\nCommix – Automated all-in-one operating system command injection and exploitation tool.\nDVCS Ripper – Rip web accessible (distributed) version control systems: SVN/GIT/HG/BZR.\nEyeWitness – Tool to take screenshots of websites, provide some server header info, and identify default credentials if possible.\nFiddler – Free cross-platform web debugging proxy with user-friendly companion tools.\nFimap – Find, prepare, audit, exploit and even Google automatically for LFI/RFI bugs.\nFuzzDB – Dictionary of attack patterns and primitives for black-box application fault injection and resource discovery.\nGitTools – One of the Hacking Tools that Automatically find and download Web accessible .git repositories.\nKadabra – Automatic LFI exploiter and scanner.\nKadimus – LFI scan and exploit tool.\nLiffy – LFI exploitation tool.\nNoSQLmap – Automatic NoSQL injection and database takeover tool.\nOffensive Web Testing Framework (OWTF) – Python-based framework for pentesting Web applications based on the OWASP Testing Guide.\nSslstrip – One of the Hacking Tools Demonstration of the HTTPS stripping attacks.\nSslstrip2 – SSLStrip version to defeat HSTS.\nsqlmap – Automatic SQL injection and database takeover tool.\nTplmap – Automatic server-side template injection and Web server takeover Hacking Tools.\nVHostScan – A virtual host scanner that performs reverse lookups, can be used with pivot tools, detect catch-all scenarios, aliases and dynamic default pages.\nWeevely3 – Weaponized web shell.\nWebscreenshot – A simple script to take screenshots of list of websites.\nWhatWeb – Website fingerprinter.\nWappalyzer – Wappalyzer uncovers the technologies used on websites.\nwafw00f – Identifies and fingerprints Web Application Firewall (WAF) products.\nWordPress Exploit Framework – Ruby framework for developing and using modules which aid in the penetration testing of WordPress powered websites and systems.\nWPSploit – Exploit WordPress-powered websites with Metasploit.\nWeb Scanners # Arachni – Scriptable framework for evaluating the security of web applications.\nCms-explorer – Reveal the specific modules, plugins, components and themes that various websites powered by content management systems are running.\nNikto – Noisy but fast black box web server and web application vulnerability scanner.\nSecApps – In-browser web application security testing suite.\nWebReaver – Commercial, graphical web application vulnerability scanner designed for macOS.\nw3af – Hacking Tools for Web application attack and audit framework.\nWPScan – Hacking Tools of Black box WordPress vulnerability scanner.\nWapiti – Black box web application vulnerability scanner with built-in fuzzer.\nJoomscan – One of the best Hacking Tools for Joomla vulnerability scanner.\nACSTIS – Automated client-side template injection (sandbox escape/bypass) detection for AngularJS.\nWindows Utilities # Bloodhound – Graphical Active Directory trust relationship explorer.\nDeathStar – Python script that uses Empire’s RESTful API to automate gaining Domain Admin rights in Active Directory environments.\nEmpire – Pure PowerShell post-exploitation agent.\nFibratus – Tool for exploration and tracing of the Windows kernel.\nMagic Unicorn – Shellcode generator for numerous attack vectors, including Microsoft Office macros, PowerShell, HTML applications (HTA), or certutil (using fake certificates).\nMimikatz – Credentials extraction tool for Windows operating system.\nPowerSploit – PowerShell Post-Exploitation Framework.\nredsnarf – Post-exploitation tool for retrieving password hashes and credentials from Windows workstations, servers, and domain controllers.\nResponder – LLMNR, NBT-NS and MDNS poisoner.\nSysinternals Suite – The Sysinternals Troubleshooting Utilities.\nwePWNise – Generates architecture independent VBA code to be used in Office documents or templates and automates bypassing application control and exploit mitigation software.\nWindows Credentials Editor – Inspect logon sessions and add, change, list, and delete associated credentials, including Kerberos tickets.\nWindows Exploit Suggester – Detects potential missing patches on the target.\nWireless Network Hacking # Aircrack-ng – Set of Penetration testing \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list for auditing wireless networks.\nFluxion – Suite of automated social engineering based WPA attacks.\nKismet – Wireless network detector, sniffer, and IDS.\nReaver – Brute force attack against WiFi Protected Setup.\nWifite – Automated wireless attack tool.\n"},{"id":9,"href":"/health/","title":"Health","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Our food should be our medicine and our medicine should be our food.\u0026rdquo; - Hippocrates\nThe modern world is poisoning us. Big Ag, Big Pharma, social media, environmental pollution, EMFs are everywhere. Corporations and every level of our governments are complicit, and this trend doesnt seem to be slowing down. We need to take our health back into our own hands. By embracing traditional wisdom, and alternatives to mainstream health we can reclaim much of the health that modern society has been slowly destroying.\nReject modernity. Embrace Tradition.\nBioHacking Tools # AgelessBody - List of Biohacking tools and strategies\nAnyLuv Metal Glasses - Anyluv sells blue light blocking daytime and nighttime glasses with metal frames, so that you can minimize your light exposure without putting plastic on your face like most other blue light blocking glasses.\nBioHackerLabs Tools - Several different tools and resources. Net Carb Calc, Glucose Ketone Calc, Blood Sugar converter, Blue light testing.\nBluBlox - Cheaper Blue light blocking sunglasses\nBonCharge - Numerous products for sale. Include Blu light blocking, EMF Blocking, red light therapy etc. Products are bit pricey.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nEmr-Tek - Wide range of products. Inlcuding non plastic blue and yellow light blocking glasses. Iphone radiation blocking cases. Red light devices and more.\nOpal - App that blocks other apps. Social media can be addicting and can impact your productivity, but sometimes deleting it isn\u0026rsquo;t an option. Stop yourself from wasting time on social media during designated time frames with the Opal app.\nChips - Seed Oil Free # Seed oils are everywhere. New evidence shows that they are wildly toxic and heavily correlate with the increase in major chronic disease over the last 100 years. But Chips are also delicious so here\u0026rsquo;s a few options for seed oil free chips. Anti-Seed Oil Data\nBeefys Own - Beef tallow potato chips.\nMasa Chips - Organic nixtalized corn chips cooked in grassfed beef tallow. From the creators of the Shireapp. Accepts Bitcoin. Currently they are a bit pricey.\nRosies Chips - Beef tallow potato chips.\nSiete Foods - Family owned Mexican company that produces a wide range of seed oil free chips and other products. Primarily cooked in Avocado oil.\nClothing # Non Plastic, EMF Resistant and Grounded\nAll of these ideas may seem controversial to you. Here are some great resources to learn more about them. Grounding/Earthing , Microplastics , Guide on avoiding all plastics and toxic chemicals\nAJConsultingCompany - Non Plastic Alternatives\nBuffaloWoolCo - 100% buffalo/bison wool clothing.\nCottonique - GOTS Certified 100% Organic cotton products.\nEarth Runners - Earth Runners was created to rewild our lives in response to the typical modern domesticated lifestyle, which is causing numerous health, psychological and social issues. Grounded minimalist sandals.\nFindwool.com - Find 100% pure wool in your area.\nGrounded Shoes - Shoes that are discharged electricity from body via grounded shoes. Most(but not all) shoes are 100% leather and plastic free.\nHarvest and Mill - 100% organic cotton sheets, towels \u0026amp; more. 100% Sourced \u0026amp; Made in the USA.\nHemp Organic Life - Organic hemp products for all sorts of less common items such as: mattress covers, cushions, sleeping bags, soaps, socks, and even home and car seat covers.\nNatural Home - Natural home sells a wide mix of organic wool, cotton, linen, hemp furniture and much more.\nOddobody - 100% organic cotton underwear for woman.\nPeluva Shoes - Founded by liberty leaning nutrition expert Mark Sisson. Peluva aims to create shoes that allow you to move well in a more natural state.\nRawganique - Organic cotton, linen and Hemp clothing and accessories.\nRhizal Shoes - Grounded 100% leather shoes.\nThe Filtery - Aggregator for non plastic clothes and other household items.\nWoolshire - GOTS Certified 100% Organic locally sourced Cotton products. Organic sourcing is often not verified when it comes from other countries. At Woolshire it is verified.\nWyoming Based - American Wool company. Sells Beanies and Sweaters. Accepts Bitcoin. Manufactured in America. Anti-woke.\nCosmetics # Animal based and Non-Toxic\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Deodorant, Toothpaste, soap, etc\nCaptain Fishers - Balms and Hair serum using Tallow and other natural ingredients.\nClara And Fritz - Whipped tallow based sunscreen and other products\nDakota Tallow - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nFarrow.Life - Pork Lard based. Farrow is made in real time and in small batches to ensure super freshness and the highest quality.\nJKLM Farm - Small Batch Animal Fat Soap \u0026amp; Skincare Products. Includes bone marrow soap,bacon fat soap, hair paste and more.\nMeraki Blu - Meraki Blu and Tallow based supplements. Meraki Blu has been shown to help Energy, Focus, Short-Term and Long-Term Memory, Uplift Mood, Calm Anxiety, and be Anti-Aging focused.\nNoseToTail-BodyCare - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nVintage Tradition - Tallow Lip balms.\nWhite Oaks Home goods - White oaks also provides tallow and lard based cosmetics, candles etc.\nDental Health # Dental health has been an epidemic of malocclusion largely related the to quality of our food for thousands of years. This has led to mass issues with dental decay and improper facial development which leads to nasal breathing, which in turns leads to wisdom teeth problems and many other following health issues.Check out these resources to learn more: Weston A Price\u0026rsquo;s world wide study , Jaw Development , Breathing , General Dental Health\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Toothpaste and other products. Completely natural with no Fluoride.\nVanMan Shop - Toothpase made from eggshell and betonite clay. Shipped in glass containers. Offers other products as well.\nBite - Plastic free Vegan friendly toothpaste and other teeth related products, including bamboo tooth brushes and plastic free floss, all sold in non plastic containers.\nGreenzla - Bamboo plastic free tooth brushes.\nPlastic Free Dental Floss - Made from wheat instead of plastic for your flossing needs.\nMastique Chewing Gum - Often referred to as mastic gum, Mastique offers sugar free, seed oil and trans fat free Mastic gum for chewing to help build jaw strength and avoid jaw/wisdom teeth problems. Also comes with xylitol, coconut and natural mastic for extra teeth care. Doesn\u0026rsquo;t taste like regular gum, but ultimately its not bad tasting either.\nGreco Gum - Single ingredient mastic gum for increasing jaw strength. Made from resinous sap that seeps from the bark of the mastic tree (Pistacia lentiscus) and becomes crystallized.\nApolloGum - Single ingredient mastic gum with only a single ingredient. Offers a 21% discount if purchased in bitcoin.\nBiolight - A redlight device specifically for your mouth and teeth. Red light has shown tremendous health benefits across a wide spectrum. The Biolight can help to restore your oral microbiome. Company also provides many other redlight products.\nMewing App - An app from the creator of Mewing, that helps you do different mewing exercises designed to help strengthen your jaw with proper tongue posture, and help your face, jaw and teeth develop properly.\nEnvironmental Toxin Monitoring # Because Health - A nonprofit environmental health site that offers science-based tips and guides for buying safer cookware and dishes, uncontaminated foods, and nontoxic personal-care products—to help people live more healthfully.\nBreast Cancer Prevention Partners - An organization that provides information for reducing toxic exposures—in food packaging, cosmetics, and other everyday products—to protect people’s breast health and reproductive health.\nCHEM Trust - A website that offers terrific fact sheets about hazardous chemicals and their impacts on health, as well as news about chemical legislation in Europe (such as REACH).\nClearya - A browser plug-in and mobile app that help online shoppers make informed choices. Clearya automatically screens ingredient lists for chemicals of concern while shopping online, and assists in discovering safer alternatives. In parallel, the platform mines insights that serve environmental health scientists and advocacy groups.\nEnvironmental Defense Fund - A leading global nonprofit organization that promotes research related to preserving the health of both the environment and its populations, including humans.\nEnvironmental Health News - A publication of Environmental Health Sciences, a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental health issues, including climate change, the plastic pollution crisis, and harmful chemicals such as BPA.\nEnvironmental Working Group - A nonprofit dedicated to protecting human health and the environment. The group offers excellent Shopper’s Guides with scientifically based recommendations on choosing healthy consumer products (from cosmetics to cleaning products) and uncontaminated foods (including produce). The organization also offers a Healthy Living App with ratings of more than 120,000 food and personal-care products, to help consumers make the healthiest choices.\nMade Safe - A program that certifies safe brands of cosmetics, household products, apparel, bedding, and other products, after a rigorous screening and evaluation of ingredients and materials. Check out their new Healthy Pregnancy Guide.\nNational Resources Defense Council - An organization that works to safeguard the earth, including its air, water, people, plants, and animals, from pollution, chemicals, and other toxic effects.\nProgram on Reproductive Health and the Environment - Under the auspices of the University of California, San Francisco, this program offers valuable resources that can help minimize people’s exposure to reproductive toxins in everyday life.\nSafer Chemicals, Healthy Families - A coalition of organizations and businesses working to safeguard families from toxic chemicals in our homes, workplaces, schools, and in the products we use.\nSafer Made - An organization that invests in companies and technologies that eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals in consumer products and supply chains. Its newsletters highlight developments in phasing out certain chemicals and progress on other environmental issues.\nSilent Spring Institute - A scientific research organization dedicated to uncovering the links between environmental chemicals and human health. On the preventive front, the organization developed Detox Me, a free mobile app to help consumers reduce their exposure to toxic chemicals in their everyday surroundings.\nToxic Free Future - An organization that conducts original research on the complex science underlying different aspects of environmental health and advocates for the use of safer products, chemicals, and practices to ensure a healthier future.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFood Discovery Apps # BuyrApp - An app that lets you scan bar codes to give you more info on products you are purchasing. Tells you if the product is owned by small farms or other corporate interests.\nFeed the People By the People - An organization dedicated to empowering farmers and ranchers across the country and cutting out middlemen to enable direct sales to customers. By decentralizing the food supply chain, they aim to put the power of food back in the hands of the people.\nGetRawMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area based off your zip code.\nGround Work Collective - Website that finds high quality farms and high quality soil.\nLabel Ferret - Label Ferret uses nutrition data from a variety of sources but nutrition data and ingredient labels change frequently so accuracy cannot be guaranteed. You can use this app to read ingredients and nutritional facts from a wide range of different products.\nLocal Fats: Website that that helps you find food providers that dont use seed oils. Includes locations all over the world. Locations are crowd sourced, so anyone can submit a new location they find.\nRealMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area.\nSeed Oil Rebellion - Website that provides education around seed oils and buying/food guides.\nSeed Oil Scout - App that helps you find restaurants and fast food providers that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App only works in IOS.\nSeed oil Free Restaurants - Website that lets you look up specific restaurants to see what oils they cook in and dont cook in.\nSeedy App - App that helps you find restaurants, fast food providers and products at grocery stores that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App is under construction. Old demo app only worked in IOS.\nShireapp - App that finds local high quality real foods. Includes multiple categories such as Seed oil free, regenerative, grass fed, organic, raw etc.\nHealth Funding Projects # Decentralized Health Fund - The Decentralized Health Fund looks to fund important but largely unprofitable research in regards to lesser known areas of health. The fund is working to collect and store money in BTC in order to give out grants to fund studies and projects around the dangers of EMF\u0026rsquo;s, the benefit of grounding, sunlight and other natural sources.\nNew Founding - New Founding is looking to raise funds to focus on \u0026ldquo;early-stage ventures where we can add exceptional value by leveraging our significant proprietary deal flow, our best-in-class intelligence of conservative consumer and institutional demand, and our connections within the right-wing ecosystem.\u0026rdquo; ‍\nHealthcare Alternative # Chronic Illness Recovery - An institute that focuses on healing from long term health issues caused by systemic inflammation and other modern causes.\nCrowdhealth - CrowdHealth is not an insurance company, but a platform \u0026amp; community that empowers you with a crowdfunding tool and a wealth of resources to efficiently manage your health care costs.\nCurehunter - Free service that catalogs most medical conditions and potential treatments. CureHunter is a fully integrated scientific search, data retrieval and analysis engine on the web that can read the entire US National Library of Medicine Medline Archive and automatically extract and quantify the evidence for successful clinical outcomes of all known drugs for all known human diseases.\nDPC Network - Find Direct Primary care Doctors near you.\nDpcare - Direct Primary Care (DPC) is an innovative alternative payment model improving access to high functioning healthcare with a simple, flat, affordable membership fee. No fee-for-service payments. No third party billing. The defining element of DPC is an enduring and trusting relationship between a patient and his or her primary care provider.\nDruglike - Druglike is a platform for democratizing the access, costs, and rewards of early-stage drug discovery. Druglike is building a decentralized computing network which provides resources for anyone looking to start or contribute to early-stage drug discovery projects. Unlike competitors, Druglike will be web-based and completely free to use.\nFree Market Medical Association - Free Market Medical Association helps find Market alternatives to healthcare, co-founded by the CEO of Oklahoma Surgery Center.\nOklahoma Surgery Center - Free Market for Surgery with full price transparency.\nRevero.com - Program that aims to evaluate and measure health metrics to get down to the real causes of your health issues, while using a nutritional and holistic approach.\nTrue Med - True Med helps facilitate acceptance of HSA and FSA money for individuals and companies. This can be used by or for any company that promotes better diet, exercise or other alternative forms of health.\nTWC.Health - Alternative healthcare to the mainstream pharma system. Also sells supplements. Co-founded by Dr. Peter McCullough.\nHigh Quality Meat # Organic, Grass Fed, Regenerative and Seed Oil Free Food\nAUPA Bar - The Chad of energy bars. High quality meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit. AUPA gives discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. Save an additional 5% with code word \u0026ldquo;liberty\u0026rdquo;\nEpic Provisions - One of the best and most convenient ways to access high quality meat in convenient packaging.\nForce of Nature - Another fantastic option for regenerative meat. Including Beef, Bison, Chicken, Elk, Venison, Wild Boar and more. Force of Nature is also unique in selling \u0026ldquo;Ancestral Blends\u0026rdquo; ground meat mixed with small amounts of organ meats for delicious ways to eat highly nutritious organ meats.\nJoyce-Farms - Another great regenerative source of meat. Provides a wide range of poultry, sausages and jerkies.\nMauinui Venison - Regenerative/sustainable raised deer. Axis deer are an invasive species in Maui and need to be kept in check to preserve the water and local plants/farms as there are no natural predators for the deer on Maui. Slightly pricey.\nMeatrition - A massive database in defense of all things Meat.\nNose to Tail - Regenerative and pastured raise meat, specifically focused on producing the best low PUFA raised mono-gastric animals like Chicken and Pork. Also sells Lamb.\nWhite Oak Pastures - One of the most respected regenerative farms around, practicing their idea of \u0026ldquo;radically traditionally farming\u0026rdquo;. White oaks sells several different kinds of meat, including, Duck, Goose, Guinea, Rabbit, Goat etc. White Oak has really pioneered the regenerative model and proofed its effective with a peer reviewed study\nWild Idea Buffalo - Another great option. Focuses primarily on buffalo but has several other great offers. Bison are only slaughtered in the field, never in a slaughterhouse.\nMedical Drugs Resellers # Buy medical drugs from third parties that may be in limited supply.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinal. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nContraband Cures - A list of alternative style medicines for several different conditions.\nContingency Medical - Emergency Antibiotic Kits, for Home or on the Go. Stay protected against Nausea, Vomiting, Strep Throat, UTIs, Diarrhea, Ear Infections, Sinusitis and more.\nDuration Health - The portable emergency room — Peace of mind for off-grid living and travel. Their doctors prescribe you life-saving medications before you need them. They ship them to you before your next adventure. Treat urgent medical issues anywhere — without finding a doctor or pharmacy.\nJase Medical - Emergency meds and Prescription drugs.\nMountain Rose Herbs - One of the best sources of organic herbs and alternative medicines.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nPurely Prepared Patriot - American company that sells Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and Fenbendazole.\nOSINT- Health and the Environment # Antennasearch.com - Track 5g Towers in your area.\nClimateViewerMaps - Track Real Time data of climate weather across the world including rainfall and UN Tracking of weather Modification projects.\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nSupplement Testing and Rankings # Consumerlab - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nLabdoor - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nVaccine and Medical Info # Just the Inserts - Just the Inserts is a collection of all vaccine and other medication related info from the official source. While much of this information is public, it is often obfuscated and difficult to find. Just the Inserts bring all of the safety related data to one convient place for you to check on what the actual side affects of vaccines and other medications are. "},{"id":10,"href":"/job-boards/","title":"Job Boards","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.\u0026rdquo; - Confucius\nWhy work for a company you hate? If you believe in liberty many of these companies hate you. Stop wasting your talents and your energy on them, and find something that advances your values.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale. Jobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin. Latium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase. Publish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens. Liberty and Crypto Related Job Boards # AnonFriendly - Don\u0026rsquo;t doxx yourself for work. Job boards for Anonymous workers. Bankless.Pallet - The best jobs in crypto and DeFi, curated by Bankless, for the Bankless Nation. New technical and non-technical job posts every week. BitcoinerJobs - Bitcoiner Jobs is the leading career site helping to build the emerging Bitcoin industry and the careers of Bitcoiners within it. Publicsq - Non-woke and conservative leaning job board. Talent Market - Talent Market’s mission is to promote liberty by providing talent for critical roles within the free-market nonprofit sector. Provide Free consulting for liberty focused non profits. No-Jab Job Boards # Based.Pro - Formerly \u0026ldquo;NoVaxMandate.org\u0026rdquo; Based.Pro has pivoted from its vax focus to help you connect with professionals, companies and institutions who share your values. Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types. Redballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or covid nonsense. Unjected - Dating board for people who have not had any of the Covid-19 Vaccines. Vaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status. "},{"id":11,"href":"/metrics/","title":"Metrics","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Freedom and Anti Freedom Metrics # “Just as Soviet managers responded by producing shoddy goods that met the numerical targets set by their overlords, so do schools, police forces, and businesses find ways of fulfilling quotas with shoddy goods of their own.” ― Jerry Z. Muller\nIn order to better understand the broader picture, data collection becomes essential. Data collection can be used to paint whatever narrative its collectors want. We must be aware of the actual data in order to interrupt the truth as it is, and not what politics wants it to be. Here are a list of metrics tracking different statistics directly related to rising tyranny in our world.\nAtlantic Council CBDCTracker - Tracks Country progress of (CBDC)Central Bank Digital Currency Implementation and testing\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nCDBC Tracker - A project by the Human Rights Foundation to track CDBC development worldwide.\nCriticalrace.org Track CRT and other forms of Wokeness in schools. Tracks Colleges and K-12. Tracks many of the specific actions taken at every school.\nDefendingEd - Tracking DEI/Wokism in Schools.\nDigital Sovereignty Index - The DSI is a simple metric to illustrate how much locally hosted applications are used across the measured countries. It represents the relative amount of deployments of self-hosted productivity \u0026amp; collaboration tools per 100K citizens, compared to other countries.\nFreedomHouse.org - Freedom Metric across the world, does not Track Covid.\nFreedominthe50states.org - Tracks the most Free US states in regards to a wide set of metrics, does not track covid freedoms. Provided by the Cato institute.\nFungibility-Graveyard - List of People who have been exposed and prosecuted for or while using Bitcoin due to lack of privacy\nHeritage World Freedom Index - Economic Freedom across the world\nICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nRootshq - Website that tracks different liberty groups and associations across America\nShadowstats - Tracks true levels of economics in America, Money supply, Inflation, GDP etc…\nUSDebtclock - Real time National Debt Counter.\nWashingtonPost Police Shooting DB - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states.\nWokeWagon - Tracks woke political appointees in government\nWorld Press Freedoms - Ranking of all countries in the world by freest to least free press.\n"},{"id":12,"href":"/money/","title":"Money","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" If you don’t believe it or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try and convince you. I am sorry. - Satoshi Nakamoto\nCrypto Currency, The greatest tool we have.\nFinancial privacy is largely being wiped away across the world, while governments simultaneously destroy the value of our currencies through inflation and sanctions. With the invention of Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto gave us what is probably the single greatest tool for freedom in the history of the world. With decentralized crypto currency we have the ability to fix our money and fix the world. While some people believe that all non bitcoin crypto currencies are a scam we do not agree. We believe in competition for all freedom tech. Bitcoin isn\u0026rsquo;t perfect and shouldn\u0026rsquo;t be treated as a religion. The best counterpoint to bitcoins imperfection is its inherent lack of privacy and its current difficulty with scaling. Monero provides the best and simplest use case for privacy and is a great alternative to bitcoin. Likewise we believe that other crypto projects may have real utility in pursuing freedom. That being said the crypto industry is absolutely saturated with scams and grifters. As always do your own research and invest carefully. Hold your own keys and continue your journey to being financially sovereign.\nAcquire Crypto # Atomic Swaps # Atomic Swaps are the future of Crypto Currency trading. Completely custody-less, heavily private, and generally uncensorable. Still very much in development. Learn more here.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nBasic Swap Dex - Atomic Swap DEX. No added fees. Installed locally. Currently in BETA.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nLiquiality - Atomic Swaps across multiple coins.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nUnstoppapleSwaps - Atomic Swap from BTC to Monero.\nDecentralized Exchanges # Decentralization is a spectrum. Many decentralized exchanges aren\u0026rsquo;t nearly as decentralized as they claim to be, but usually they are far more distributed than any centralized exchanges.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nFiat On Ramps (P2P) # Bisq - Buy and sell bitcoin for fiat (or other cryptocurrencies) privately and securely using Bisq\u0026rsquo;s peer-to-peer network and open-source desktop software. Bisq allows you to purchase your bitcoin using P2P Zelle transactions. No registration required.\nHodl Hodl - Anonymous P2P deals on your terms. Trade globally. Using any payment system. For any fiat currency. Bitcoin only. No registration required.\nLocal Monero - Local Monero makes it easy for you to connect with real people in the real world to buy and sell Monero with no KYC. Announced in May 2024 that they would be shutting down. No reason given, but this is likely due to regulatory pressure against other platforms like Samurai and Tornado cash.\nPeach Bitcoin - Peach allows users to purchase BTC in many different national currencies all P2P without KYC. Not currently available in the US.\nRetoSwap - Like Bisq but for Monero. Installed locally, it uses Monero and Tor for high level privacy.\nXMRGlobal - A monero focused p2p exchange for purchasing cryptocurrency via Zelle, ACH cash etc.\nNon-Custodial exchanges # Most exchanges are custodial, meaning you are required to leave crypto on their platform if you want to trade, or you purchase and they will hold on to it initially. Non-custodial exchanges will send your trades and purchases directly to wallets of your choosing.\nChangenow - Reliable non KYC exchange.\nChangelly - Not recommended at this time. Changelly does not require KYC for smaller transactions but they will sometimes implement KYC mid trade, forcing to KYC or lose your funds.\nCryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nEvonax - Established in 2016,Evonax operates as a non-custodial instant cryptocurrency exchange, ensuring that users’ funds are never held within the platform. Serving as an intermediary between cryptocurrencies and users, Evonax provides access to a diverse range of digital assets including Monero (XMR).\nFixedFloat - Good rates for crypto exchanges, does not currently allow US customer IP addresses. Does not require KYC.\nGodex.io - This exchange is a dependable tool for immediate conversions. It supports the conversion of over 300 cryptocurrencies into Monero, without any KYC requirements and it works in both directions, offering great flexibility.\nHoudini Swap - Privacy focused non custodial exchange.\nKYC vs No KYC list - A list of P2P Trading Platforms (i.e. P2P exchanges) for trading Bitcoin. Common payment methods include bank transfer, cash deposited in the seller\u0026rsquo;s bank account, in-person cash (face-to-face) trades as well as payment networks such as Zelle, Alipay, even Cash App and PayPal, for example. Some of these payment methods are more private than others. Typically, face-to-face, cash-by-mail, and US Postal Money Orders are among the most private methods available.\nKYCNotMe - Website that Tracks exchanges that don\u0026rsquo;t use KYC.\nMexc - Crypto trades without KYC. Currently blocked for US based IP addresses.\nNO KYC Only - Education on avoiding KYC and why its problematic.\nOrangeFren - Check many KYC-free services and find the one with the best offer for a wide variety of coins.\nSimpleSwap - Exchange multiple tokens without giving up custody. Requires an account. Offers cash back in their own token.\nSideShift - Shift between different layer 2 tokens. Includes tokens on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Polygoin.\nStealthEx - StealthEX is a non-custodial cryptocurrency exchange service that accepts Monero (XMR). The platform does not require users to create an account or share personal information. Additionally, funds are not stored on StealthEX; exchanges are conducted directly between wallets. At StealthEX, there are no upper limits for your exchanges — you can exchange any amount you desire. When it comes to minimum amounts, you only need to ensure you have enough to cover the network fees.\nSwapSwop - SwapSwop is an instant anonymous crypto exchange with a high level of security from SSL certificates on internal services to a multi-stage exchange procedure, which guarantees the safety of your assets and quick exchange for the desired cryptocurrency.\nTrocador - Privacy focused front end to push your transactions through non KYC exchanges.\nBusiness Directories # AirBTC - AirBNB for Bitcoiners.\nAgoristAcers - Purchase Seeds with Monero.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nAutoCoinCar - Purchase Luxury cars with Crypto - (UK Only).\nBeef Initiative - Purchase Regenerative/Grass fed beef with Crypto.\nBitcoin-P2P Marketplace - BTC sales.\nBitcoin-RealEstate - Purchase Real estate with crypto.\nBitcoin-only - The Ultimate guide to all things Bitcoin.\nBitcoin-only.com - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nBitejo - Massive List of companies that accept Monero and Bitcoin - Is now XMRBazzar.\nCarCoinMarket - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCompTIA Vouchers - CompTIA certs for Btc.\nCryptoCars - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCryptwerk - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nDirectory.BTCPayserver - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nGrowingSpaces - Buy Greenhouses with BTC.\nMonerica - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nMoneromarket - XMR trading platform with escrow. Start selling and buying today.\nOatManFarms - Purchase Oats for BTC.\nShopinBit - Purchase all sorts of items in BTC, only ships to UK currently.\nXMR Bazzar - A p2p shopping center for buying and selling services and goods in Monero. Built by Douglas Tumen, founder and host of the Monero Talk podcast.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale.\nJobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin.\nLatium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase.\nMonero.jobs - XMR is the ultimate weapon if you are seeking a technological solution to secure your wealth, your financial privacy and hence your overall freedom. However, the best way to increase your freedom is to get paid directly in XMR.\nPublish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens.\nDAO and DEFI Tools # ApeBoard - Cross chain crypto monitoring Dashboard.\nCoin - Crypto portfolio account and crypto news aggregator.\nCow.fi - CoW Protocol finds the lowest price for your trade across all exchanges and aggregators, such as Uniswap and 1inch – and protects you from MEV, unlike the others.\nDAOStack - Project that helps you streamline the creation of your own DAO.\nDefiSafety - DEFI Security ratings.\nDefillama - The ultimate tracker for all things DEFI. Track Yield, transparency, NFTs, Stables, Hacks etc.\nDapps.com - Dapp rankings via marketcap.\nDextools - Cross Chain Defi and Cefi Dashboard.\nGhostfol - Multichain Dashboard, includes traditional stocks and ETF’s as well.\nHedgehog - Centralized Exchange Dashboard Management.\nRailgun - RAILGUN is a smart contract system that enables Zero-Knowledge Privacy for any on-chain dApp.\nRotki - An open source portfolio tracker, accounting and analytics tool that protects your privacy. Can be self hosted.\nTornado Cash - DO NOT USE IF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. Tornado cash is an Ethereum based coinjoin mixer that can be used to gain privacy on Ethereum. In August 2022 Tornado Cash was blacked listed by the US government and added to the OFAC list. While the front end website is no longer running you can still interact with the smart contract(this is by design). If you are a US citizen you risk criminal penalties for doing so. Alex Pertsev, was sentenced to five years in prison for his work on development of Tornado cash. It\u0026rsquo;s important to note that despite the shutdown by the US government, the Tornado Cash smart contract is still up and running, and is more less unstoppable as long as the Ethereum network continues to run. If you would like to support the legal defence fund you can so by checking out Justice DAO.\nDecentralized Nodes # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Avalanche and more.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nHandshake - Decentralized DNS. Handshake is an experiment on collaborating to create a decentralized network which results in a global allocation of names. Think of the handles or usernames you use on services such as social networks, and domain names identifying the URL for websites. Nearly all of these services were provided by trusted third parties which prevent the web from truly being decentralized. Handshake provides a means, including key management and server/service authentication, for decentralized web services to experiment.\nMonero Nodo - A full, unpruned, and dedicated hardware node comes equipped with Tor and I2P support, ensuring maximum privacy and security for your transactions. Manage your wallets effortlessly through the LWS Admin panel and enjoy the convenience of our built-in block explorer. The 5.5″ touchscreen allows you to control your node directly from the device, or you can access it from the web for added flexibility and full block explorer functionality. Mine Monero using P2Pool. Contribute to your privacy by running your own personal node while contributing to the Monero network.\nMyNodeBTC - Run Bitcoin nodes and lots of other Bitcoin applications, includes wallets, BTCPay Server, Lightning tools and Whirlpool and other privacy tools.\nPibode-XMR - Small Raspberry pi focused distro for Monero mining.\nPktCash - PKT is an ecosystem of apps that decentralize access to the internet. The mission is to get the next billion people online.\nThreefold - Decentralized Autonomous Internet Infrastructure. ThreeFold is a globally-distributed grid of storage, compute, and network capacity, acting as “no middleman” Internet resources between independent capacity providers and users.\nEducation and certifications # C4/Crypto Consortium - Offers certifications for BTC, Eth and crypto best practices.\nBlockchain-Council.org - Blockchain Council embraces Blockchain, AI, and Web3 with a range of certifications and training.\nChainalysis Certifications - The Chainalysis Cryptocurrency Fundamentals Certification (CCFC) credential is designed for those new to cryptocurrency. Whether you’re starting out on a career focused on crypto, or are coming across bitcoin as you run investigations, onboard new businesses or formulate cryptocurrency compliance policies, this is the place to begin.\nFund Raising # Giveth - Giveth is building a new way forward with its zero-fee, community-driven donation platform - leveraging the power of blockchain technology to connect on-the-ground projects with regenerative funding opportunities.\nGeyser.fund - Geyser is a bitcoin-native crowdfunding platform where you can fund project ideas with the support from global communities.\nHeo.Finance - Decentralized crowdfunding without borders. Help Each Other (HEO) is the first decentralized stablecoin-based crowdfunding platform that removes geographical and political limitations from fundraising. HEO platform is already live on Binance Smart Chain, Celo, Aurora, and Ethereum mainnets.\nKuno Media - Monero based crowd funding.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow institute works to help fund privacy and anti surveillance tech.\nOpen Sats - Open Sats Initiative, Inc. (EIN 85-2722249) is a 501(c)(3) public charity which aims to fund Bitcoin-related free and open-source projects and associated education and research initiatives. Open Sats focuses on no strings attached Bitcoin(only) and freedom tech donations.\nStacks.org - The mission of the Stacks project is to enable a better internet through decentralized apps. To do it, they’re expanding the Bitcoin economy and enabling more functionality as a Bitcoin layer.\nTen31 - Ten31 is the leading bitcoin-focused investor and partner of choice to companies building technology and infrastructure for the bitcoin ecosystem, as well as complementary freedom-oriented technologies including open source software, AI and nostr.\nMerchant Services # Align Pay - AlignPay never picks sides on any issue and is proud to facilitate a welcoming place where people, organizations, campaigns, and merchants can interact in a healthy, open, and legal way.\nParallel Economy - Censorship-Resistant payment processing backed by Conservative Commentator Dan Bongino.\nRevere Payments - A Christian merchant services provider that offers a wide range of solutions for businesses in a variety of industries, including e-commerce, retail, restaurant, firearms, religious, political, CBD, and non-profit. We’re using the same innovative technology as our parent company, Metrics Global, to bring seamless, secure online payments to any industry.\nSecond Amendment Processing - 2nd Amendment processing helps you protect yourself and your business from being censored for your political views or other forms of wrong think.\nOsint for Crypto # AMLBot - Founded in 2019, AMLBot Online assessment of crypto addresses and transactions, founded in 2019 by a team of RegTech specialists in accordance with FATF international recommendations. Offers both free and non-free services.\nClarks Dashboard - A comprehensive list of all BTC Data. Includes Block times, price data, Side chain data, mining etc.\nDeveloperReports - Tracks the current amount of developers on Crypto projects.\nMonero Garden - A complete introduction and walkthrough on all the technical specifics of Monero.\nMonero Inflation - Tracks potential inflation or flaws in the Monero Protocol. Due to Monero\u0026rsquo;s privacy proper auditing can be difficult.\nMonero Observer - News aggregator for all things monero.\nMoneroj.net - Tracks the Monero mining hash rate across all miners.\nMonero.Eco - Graphical interface for the entire Monero Ecosystem.\nMiningPoolStats - Track all data across mining pools for all sorts of crypto projects. Organized primarily by what type of hash algorithm each blockchain uses.\nMonerowatch - A monero blockchain explorer. While Monero doesnt have a tradational blockchain explorer we can track block times and size. Along with hash rate and other useful metrics.\nOXT.me - OXT is a tool designed for Exploratory Blockchain Analysis of the bitcoin ledger. OXT is the \u0026lsquo;Other exploration Tool\u0026rsquo; and it should become the \u0026lsquo;Open eXploration Tool\u0026rsquo; in the future.\nStable Pulse - Get a clear, accurate, minimally filtered view of the stablecoin ecosystem.\nThe Monero Moon - The ultimate newsletter for all things Monero.\nTheGraph.com - Crypto Database API Tools.\nTimechainstats.com - BTC Chain API data.\nTrack Bitcoin Nodes - Tracks total Bitcoin nodes.\nTrack Bitcoin Treasuries - Tracks the public Bitcoin Wallets of major corporations and governments.\nTrack Ethereum Nodes - Tracks total Ethereum nodes.\nDefi Lama StablecoinData - Stable coin data across chains.\nPrivacy Software # Bokuto Monero Node - Open source fork of Ronin Dojo’s Bakuto project that allows for a full node Monero wallet.\nBorder Wallets - Border Wallets is a website that helps you strategize on how best to memorize your wallet seed phrase. This can be useful if you need to cross a border, or have a particularly high threat model.\nGupax - Gupax is a GUI for mining Monero on P2Pool using XMRig.\nJam - Jam is a graphical user interface for JoinMarket, and while obviously related, is a separate project developed by a separate set of people.\nJoinMarket-Org - JoinMarket is software to create a special kind of bitcoin transaction called a CoinJoin transaction. Its aim is to improve the confidentiality and privacy of bitcoin transactions. With the shutdown of Samurai wallet, and the withdrawal of the not recommended service Wasabi from the US, Join Market is now one of the only privacy tools for Bitcoin.\nPinode - Monero OS for running full Monero Nodes on Pi’s, Rockpros and Odroids.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nSilent Payments - Silent Payments make receiving Bitcoin easier than ever while preserving your privacy. Silent Payments allow you to create a single, static address to share with friends, use for donations, or post for tips without sacrificing privacy. When someone wants to send you a payment, they use the unique public key that is a part of your Silent Payment address, combine it with the public keys of the outputs they want to send and generate a unique, one-time address that looks on-chain just like any other Taproot address.\nXMRVSBeast - P2Pool Bonus Hash Rate Raffle for people providing Monero Hash.\nSocial Media # Coinpayments.net - Purchase Social media followers with Monero.\nEchoIn - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here.\nFountain - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nMinds - Minds is an open-source social networking service that promotes free speech, privacy, and transparency.\nOshi - Oshi is a powerful marketing and rewards platform built to replace stars, punch cards, and coffee points with something that people really want - Bitcoin.\nOrange Pill App - Bitcoin dating and friend finder.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.ps://www.minds.com/) - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nSpeculative Projects # DarkFi - DarkFi is a new Layer 1 blockchain, designed with anonymity at the forefront. It offers flexible private primitives that can be wielded to create any kind of application. DarkFi aims to make anonymous engineering highly accessible to developers. Backed by noted Crypto Anarchist Amir Taaki.\nFedimints - While still largely theoretical, Fediments is based off the original 1980\u0026rsquo;s concept of Chaumian Ecash, that would essentially provide federated mints built on top of Bitcoin, with high levels of privacy. Two implementations of this concept are Cashu and Umint. These are still in active development. One potential problem with this is legal pressure due to potential classification of these services as unlicensed money transmitters, much like how Samurai Wallet and potentially custodial lightning services are being targeted.\nFreedom Dollar - Freedom Dollar is a private, censorship-resistant stablecoin protocol built on Zano. Stable coins are a useful but sometimes risky project, as they are supposed to maintain their price point with a fiat asset like the dollar.\nHaveno - Haveno aims to be a crypto on ramp much like Bisq that uses Monero instead of Bitcoin as the base payment option. Haveno will utilize TOR and p2p trades, while never taking custody of your funds.\nPirate Chain - Launched in 2018 with the primary goal of being the most private and secure digital currency, Pirate Chain strives to protect the financial privacy of every user in the world. Pirate Chain achieves this by employing the strongest and most acclaimed privacy protocol in the industry, and couples this with an unassailable strategy implementation. Pirate vs Monero Breakdown\nSerai DEX - Largely created in response to Thorchain\u0026rsquo;s choice to not integrate Monero, the Serai Dex works much like the Thorchain DEX, providing coin trading between different native coins using liquidity pools funded by users for small rewards.\nZano - An ambitious project that offers the privacy of Monero for regular transactions, including all projects built ontop of its network. Additionally offers alias addresses so you can associate a wallet address with a name, much like how DNS works for IP addresses. Offers escrow services and Iconic swaps as an alternative to Atomic Swaps. Also allows for building dApps on chain as well.\nSpending Options # Bill Pay # Bitrefill Credit Card Service - Service to pay off Credit Card for multiple providers. Requires KYC. Currently disabled for Americans, but hopefully will be returning. This service does require KYC, but they do offer other services that do not.\nDoctorSim - Top up or recharge any prepaid phone in over 200 countries instantly and securely with doctorSIM.\nSpritz.Finance - Focuses on bill pay, secured payments, automated payments etc. Uses Web 3. Requires an account. Currently in closed Beta.\nCredit Cards # 2Fiat - A new platform that lets you instantly convert Bitcoin, Monero, USDT or any crypto to fiat and make purchases online or in store.\nAbine - An alternative credit card masking service. Abine has similar features, virtual cards up to 500$ for individual vendors. But Abine also offers other privacy services like phone masking, email masking and more. Abine does not have a free tier unlike privacy.com.\nBitpay - Preloaded Bitpay card that lets you spend your Bitcoin.\nDashDirect - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including DASH. Dash Direct phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with DASH for discounts from hundreds of vendors. No KYC Required.\nDoNotPay - DoNotPay is a consumer rights company that helps you fight corporations and beat bureaucracy. They offer a wide range of services, including bill pay, credit card management, and more.\nEzzocard - Anon cards can be purchased via crypto. Charges a decent markup.\nKlutchCard - Service that provides several management and privacy features for your bank account. Klutch gives you unlimited Virtual cards, a physical card without your name on the front, and the ability to manage your spending transactions in depth all while still earning cash back. Does require KYC information and a good credit score though. Another downside, there is currently no way to pay off your balance other than to link your account via ACH and routing number.\nLaso.Finance - A bit pricey. Virtual Credit card with no KYC card that allows for spends of over 1K anywhere in the world. Currently uses Metamask for stable coins only. Monero support coming soon.\nPayWithMoon - Virtual Cards with no KYC funded by lightning based Bitcoin transactions. You can create as many virtual cards as you want, but cards are limited in amounts of 1000$. These cards do not currently work outside of the United States. Used to provide full pre-paid credit cards only offers gift cards now.\nPrivacy.com - The primary method for Credit Card Privacy. By linking your bank account to your Debit card, you can create virtual privacy focused cards that only work for one vendor at a time. This prevents your Debit card from being used in the event of a vendor data breach. Virtual cards are easily deletable. Downsides are that you start with 500$ per card limits for virtual cards. And there is the privacy concern of sharing your bank data with a third party. Please use our affiliate link when signing up. To get an extra $5 dollars on sign up.\nUquid - Virtual card for crypto, only works through Binance or wallet connect compatible wallets, for a wide range of gift card services.\nX1 - Similar to Klutch. Control subscriptions and keep your details private with disposable card numbers.donotpay.com/learn/virtual-credit-card-generator/) - Free Virtual Credit Card Generator for signing up for trial services. Do not Pay also works to create an AI focused response to many asymmetrical problems of society like fighting back against parking tickets or social media de-platforming with automated and proven methods of remediating these issues.\nGift Cards # Egifter - Buy and send premium gift cards for a wide range of services. Offers points per purchases. Gyft - Gift cards for over 200 vendors. Coinsbee - Does Phone Top ups. Bitrefill - Gifts cards and other services. Coincards - giftcards available in multiple countries, Coincards has everything you could possibly need to live your life with crypto! Offers Phone Top ups and accepts Monero. Stealths - Monero first Gift card sales. No KYC Required. Wallets # Bitcoin Wallets # Ashigaru - A new fork of Samurai Wallet that runs its the sane coinjoin services. This is run by completely anonymous devs with increased OPSEC after Samourai wallet was taken down. You can donate to the Samourai defense team here You can also find a list of Public Dojo Clones to use with whirlpool at Dojobay You can see the amount of BTC in Ashigaru Whirlpool here: WhirlPoolStats Warning the legal status of using whirlpool may vary based off your jurisdiction. DYOR before using.\nCasa - Self custody wallet with built in Multi-sig for security and inheritance built in so that your assets aren\u0026rsquo;t lost in the event of death. Only takes Bitcoin and Ethereum.\nElectrum Wallet - Founded in 2011 Electrum is one of the oldest, simplest and most trusted Bitcoin Only wallets in the game. With a simple interface that has been forked by many other blockchain projects Electrum has everything you need to store and use your bitcoin easily and securely.\nSparrow Wallet - Sparrow is a Bitcoin wallet for those who value financial self sovereignty. Sparrow’s emphasis is on security, privacy and usability. Sparrow does not hide information from you - on the contrary it attempts to provide as much detail as possible about your transactions and UTXOs, but in a way that is manageable and usable. Completely Open Source. Desktop only wallet. Following the arrest of the Samurai Wallet Devs, the Whirlpool privacy features were removed from the wallet.\nHardware Wallets # Cold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nFoundationDevices - Foundation builds the Passport hardware wallet which is an airgapped wallet hardware device. Passport has no direct connection with the outside world – no USB data and no wireless communications. Instead, Passport uses a camera and QR codes for communication. This provides hardcore, airgapped security without sacrificing usability.\nLedger - NOT RECOMMENDED. While Ledger has a long history in the space of supporting multiple coins. Ledger is close sourced. Ledger has recently come under for fire for creating a backup policy that lets you back up your keys to Ledgers cloud providers, which means that your private keys could be susceptible to third party pressures on the key holders. Also Ledger was caught sending customer data to several different third parties.\nMonero Signer - Monero Signer is a hardware signing device equipped with a camera that allows you to sign transactions offline via QR-Code. Monero Signer also allows you to generate seeds, passphrases and addresses. All this while being completely offline. Software updates are done air-gapped using a micro SD card.\nSeedsigner - Open source hardware signing device that uses raspberry pi zero which reduces possibility of interception. Does not store your coins, is only a security focused device for signing/approving transactions. Bitcoin only.\nTrezor - One of the older hardware wallets around. Trezor is Fully open source and is one of the few wallets to also support multiple coins.\nLightning Wallets # Phoenix Wallet - Utilizing the lightning network can still be quite difficult, which Phoenix aims to help solve. At first glance, Phoenix doesn\u0026rsquo;t look different from your typical Bitcoin wallet. The difference is that Phoenix runs natively on Lightning. Phoenix takes care of everything under the hood and you will barely notice anything, except that your payments are faster and cheaper. Mobile only wallet. Monero Wallets # Anonero - Anonero is privacy focused phone wallet that only supports Monero, while incorporating other privacy features like, encrypted backups, airgapped transactions mandatory TOR connections. You can only access this app over TOR.\nFeather Wallet - Feather is a free, open-source Monero wallet for Linux, Tails, macOS and Windows. It is written in C++ with the Qt framework. Monero can be difficult to use in many cases to the highly technical and private nature of the coin, which is why the simplicity of feather wallet is so necessary. Feather Wallet can installed or run as a standalone application, making it easily parable with something like Tails OS for the ultimate privacy combo.\nMonero Subscription Wallet - Wallet that allows you to set subscriptions of regularly recurring payments that you would like to send.\nMyMonero - The simplest way to use the next-generation private digital currency Monero, at the sweet spot between security, convenience, and features. Not a full node wallet. You need to trust another node to run this wallet. These wallets share your private view key with a remote server, which continuously scans the blockchain looking for your transactions. They are faster to use, but your privacy can be lessened if you don\u0026rsquo;t control the remote server.\nRinoWallet - Online Monero multisig wallet. Non-custodial and offers 2FA protection.\nMulti Chain Wallets # CakeWallet - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including Monero. Cakewallet phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with Monero for discounts from hundreds of vendors. Supports Monero. No KYC Required. Mobile and desktop wallet. Open Source.\nExodus Wallet - One of the best wallets for holding multiple coins. With a beautiful interface that shows you long term internal price data, built in protocol level staking, coin swaps between hundreds of coins and many other features. Exodus is one best crypto wallets bar none. While it has ended support for Monero as it was a technical challenge to support it. Exodus is NOT Open source. Desktop and mobile.\nStack Wallet - Non Custodial multi coin wallet. Open Source. Has built in exchange functionality. Comes with \u0026ldquo;Duress mode\u0026rdquo; that lets you prepare a fake wallet in case you are physically threatened. Comes with built auto back ups, in wallet crypto swapping and more. Allows you to easily point at your own full node. Supports monero. Desktop and Mobile.\nWallet Recovery # Bitcoin Recovery CO - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nCryptoRecovers - Helping people regain access to their lost Bitcoin wallets since 2019.\nDatarecovery.com - Specializes in cryptocurrency recovery services, providing expert assistance to individuals and businesses who have lost access to their digital assets.\nDriveSavers - Specializes in recovering lost cryptocurrency and compromised wallets from all types of software and hardware wallets.\nEasyRecovery - Professional Bitcoin wallet recovery services can assist with password recovery, private key extraction, and damaged device repair to restore access to your Bitcoin.\nKeychainX - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nProfessional Crypto Recovery - Crypto recovery service that can help you recover your lost coins today.\nRecoverLostBitcoin - Expert crypto recovery services, including private key reconstruction, wallet and scam recovery.\nRecoverMyCryptoWallet - Can recover lost passphrases, missing seed words and forgotten passwords.\nWallet Recovery Service - Can recover lost crypto from all types of wallets.\n"},{"id":13,"href":"/organizations/","title":"Organizations","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The State is, and always has been, the great single enemy of the human race, its liberty, happiness, and progress.\u0026rdquo; - Murray Rothbard\nLiberty Organization that fight for different facets of all things related to liberty.\nAnti ESG Orgs # StriveFunds - Investment firm to counter ESG narrative from Blackrock and Vanguard. Strive specifically rejects the idea of Stakeholder capitalism. Started by author and presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. Antiwar # Antiwar.com - Since the mid 90\u0026rsquo;s Antiwar.com has been one of not the most important and consistently antiwar voices. With reporting on wars all over the globe for a liberty perspective, antiwar.com covers every aspect of the global wars.\nBitcoin For Peace - Accelerate World Peace Through Bitcoin Adoption. The vision of Bitcoin For Peace is to live in world where ALL life co-thrives in harmony. With the current corrupt fiat system, that vision can never happen. Bitcoin is a peaceful revolution.\nConcerned Veterans for America - CVA and its grassroots army will look to defend VA reforms and expand health care options for veterans, rethink America’s foreign policy to promote long-term prosperity, and encourage action to foster a more secure financial future for our country.\nDefend the Guard - An organization that works to reclaim constitutional authority. Defend the Guard legislation would prohibit a state’s National Guard units from being deployed into active combat without a formal declaration of war by Congress, as provided by the U.S. Constitution.\nFood Not Bombs - Food Not Bombs started in 1980. They work to provide healthy vegetarian food to starving Americans. Leftwing organization.\nStopWar.org - Stop the War was founded in September 2001 in the weeks following 9/11, when George W. Bush announced the “war on terror”. Stop the War has since been dedicated to preventing and ending the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and elsewhere. Comes from a leftwing perspective.\nThe Libertarian Institute - Founded by Scott Horton. LI focuses on many issues with a large focus on antiwar. LI has a lot of cross over with Antiwar.com.\nTheGrayZone - The Grayzone is an independent journalistic initiative that does not receive funding from any government or government-backed group or individual. The Gray Zone primarily reports on antiwar civil rights issues from a left wing perspectives.\nWeAreNotYourSoldiers - Antiwar Non-profit feature former soldiers that publicly talk about their horrible experiences during war.\nAntiWoke Advocacy # ActionPDE - PDE Action is a nonpartisan advocacy group working to reclaim public schools through engagement with school boards \u0026amp; state legislatures.\nDefendingEd - Parents Defending Education is a national grassroots organization working to reclaim our schools from activists imposing harmful agendas.\nExit Group - Group that helps users exit from woke/corporate life and build businesses to create separate revenue streams\nFairForAll - A nonpartisan organization dedicated to advancing civil rights and liberties for all Americans, and promoting a common culture based on fairness, understanding, and humanity. Specifically rejects woke ideas and believes in actual equality for all people.\nHeterodox Academy - Heterodox Academy (HxA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit membership organization of thousands of faculty, staff, and students committed to advancing the principles of open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement to improve higher education and academic research. Focuses heavily on Colleges.\nInstitute for Liberal Values - As a non-partisan and non-sectarian consortium focused on the promotion of individual freedom, rights, and liberty in everyday life, the Institute for Liberal Values provides the skills and support required to build community where there has been division, encourage free expression where there has been censorship, and foster optimism where there is fear.\nNew Discourses - Education on all things critical theory. Eduation and debunking of Marxism, Progressive and all forms of critical theory. IE Critical Race Theory, Queer Theory, etc. Founded by James Lindsey.\nClimate Change Pushback # Copenhagen Consensus - The Copenhagen Consensus Center is a think tank that researches and publishes the smartest solutions to the world\u0026rsquo;s biggest problems. Our studies are conducted by more than 300 economists from internationally renowned institutions, including seven Nobel Laureates, to advise policymakers and philanthropists how to achieve the best results with their limited resources.Founded by climate change debunker and educator Bjorn Lomborg.\nEnvironmental Progress - Environmental Progress (EP) was founded in 2016 with the mission of achieving nature, peace and prosperity for all. We believe everyone has a right to affordable energy, a healthy planet, and urban environments that enable citizens to thrive. Our strategy has been to organize grassroots movements to defend these rights, and to fund research into why they are threatened. Founded by free speech advocate and Journalist Michael Shellenberger.\nHeartland.org - The Heartland Institute is a nonprofit organization that focuses on issues in education, environmental protection, health care, budgets and taxes, and stopping Socialism.\nIndustrial Progress - For the last 40 years, so-called environmentalists have held back industrial progress around the world. That\u0026rsquo;s why Idustrial Progress helps the industry fight for its freedom, with new ideas, arguments, and policies that will improve our economy and our environment. Founded by Fossil Fuels advocate Alex Epstein.\nPerc.org - The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) explores how aligning free market incentives for environmental stewardship produces sustainable outcomes for land, water, and wildlife.\nSavory.Global - Fights against climate change approved opinion by using regenerative farming practices of holistic land management. Provides real alternative solutions to mainstream climate fear mongering.\nDrug Freedom # Drug Policy Alliance - The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the leading organization in the U.S. working to end the drug war. Encryption and censorship # Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) - The largest organization that fights for Internet and Digital Freedom. Based out of the US.The EFF puts out several of the best digital freedom tools, including HTTPS Everywhere, Privacy Badger and Certbot.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFree resources Physical and Digital # Art For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nLeadership Institute - Liberty focused training provided in person and virtual. Training is offered for a wide range of topics, including, activism campaigns, fundraising and more.\nLibertarianism.org - Free ebooks from a Cato/Bluepilled perspective. Still some solid content overall.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - Free liberty starter kits for applicants. Including books small grants and more. Primarily aimed at students.\nTechsoup.org - Free Tech for non-profits.\nLegal Advocacy # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nCoin Center - Based in D.C., Coin Center is the leading non-profit research and advocacy center focused on the public policy issues facing cryptocurrency and decentralized computing technologies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Their mission is to defend the rights of individuals to build and use free and open cryptocurrency networks: the right to write and publish code – to read and to run it. The right to assemble into peer-to-peer networks. And the right to do all this privately.\nDeFi Education Fund - The DeFi Education Fund (DEF) explains decentralized finance (DeFi) to policymakers around the world and advocates for policies welcoming of decentralized financial infrastructure.\nFire - Since its founding more than two decades ago as the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, FIRE has become the nation’s leading defender of fundamental rights on college campuses through our unique mix of programming, including student and faculty outreach, public education campaigns, individual case advocacy, and policy reform efforts. In 2022, FIRE changed its name to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and announced an expansion initiative into off-campus free speech advocacy and legal defense.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nInstitute for Justice - IJ is a nonprofit, public interest law firm. Their mission is to end widespread abuses of government power and secure the constitutional rights that allow all Americans to pursue their dreams.\nJusticeDao- A DAO specifically dedicated to helping the legal defense of the developers of Tornado Cash, an Ethereum based privacy service that was takedown by government action.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nPacific Legal Foundation - Pacific Legal Foundation is a national nonprofit legal organization that defends Americans from government overreach and abuse. PFL specifically focuses on Property Rights, Equality and Opportunity and Separation of Powers. ^1,2^\nPeer-To-Peer Rights Fund - The P2P Rights Fund is a project housed within the Bitcoin Policy Institute, a 501(c)3 think tank. An advisory board including open-source developers, human rights activists, and lawyers oversees the fund’s activities. P2P Focuses on protection of Open-Source Software under the First Amendment.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nStand With Crypto - Stand With Crypto, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, champions for clear, common-sense regulations for the crypto industry. We\u0026rsquo;re mobilizing the 52 million crypto owners in the US - a demographic that is younger (60% Gen-Z and Millennials) and more diverse (41% identify as racial minorities) than the general US population - to unlock crypto\u0026rsquo;s innovation potential and foster greater economic freedom.\nThe Crypto Lawyers - Much like Coin Center Crypto Lawyers provide legal advocacy for Bitcoin freedom. They offer services in regards to Litigation, NFT, DEFI, IP, Compliance, and Forensic Investigations.\nMeetups, Education and Training # Americas Future - America’s Future empowers young people to be active, civil, and curious citizens who build freer communities that lead to fulfillment, dignity, and happiness for all.We’re working toward a time in America where young people collaborate to drive change in their communities – change that equips the individual to build a free and happy life. America’s Future offers rising generations opportunities for networking, mentoring, leadership and community engagement through our national network and extensive array of programming.\nArt For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nFreedom Works - A longstanding political orginization that has traditionally leaned republican. Recently though they\u0026rsquo;ve rebranded to target smaller liberty focused groups in order to help educated and advocate for freedom and change in public policy.\nLeadership Institute - Founded in 1979 by its president, Morton C. Blackwell, LI provides training in campaigns, fundraising, grassroots organizing, youth politics, and communications. The Institute teaches conservatives of all ages how to succeed in politics, government, and the media.The Institute offers more than 50 types of training schools, workshops, and seminars; a free employment placement service; and a national field program that trains conservative students to organize campus groups.\nLiberty on the Rocks - Liberty on the Rocks is a non-profit grass roots libertarian organization designed to educate, connect, and activate liberty enthusiasts around the world. Through local chapters and events, citizens and activists throughout the country can increase the size of their networks, enhance their understanding of economics and the philosophy of freedom, widen their knowledge of local and national educational outlets, and increase their opportunities for involvement. Official Partner of Liberty Tools\nLiberty Seeds - The largest directory of liberty-minded organizations, events, and more.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - SFL is not a top down, chapter based, or membership organization. Instead SFL functions as a network of pro-liberty students from a wide diversity of locations and backgrounds. SFL does sometimes take the more blue pilled approach.\nWe Are Change - We Are Change is a nonpartisan, independent media organization comprised of individuals and groups working to expose corruption worldwide.Founded by Luke Rudkowski, We Are Change is comprised of independent journalists, concerned citizens, activists, and anyone who wants to shape the direction our world is going in. We seek to expose the lies of governments and the corporate elite who constantly trash our humanity. Their goal is to create a community of truth-seekers and peacemakers who share a commitment to nonviolent action.\nYoung Americans for Liberty - Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) is the most active and effective pro-liberty youth organization advancing liberty on campus. Our four-step mission is to identify, educate, train, and mobilize youth activists to make liberty win. YAL maintains many chapters across college campuses all over the US.\nYou are the Power - You Are The Power is a membership-based nonprofit that is founded and run by Spike Cohen. They work with activists and organizations in all 50 states, using localized, single-issue activism to set communities free, restore individual rights, take the power away from government and put it back in the hands of the people.\nPress Freedoms # Committee to Protect Journalists - The Committee to Protect Journalists is an independent, nonprofit organization that promotes press freedom worldwide. They defend the right of journalists to report the news safely and without fear of reprisal.\nInternational Press Institute - Their mission is to defend media freedom and support independent journalism wherever they are threatened. Also tracks press freedoms in regards to Covid restrictions.\nReporters Without Borders - Reporters Without Borders tracks press freedoms across the world.\nPolice Reform and Monitoring # 8 Can\u0026rsquo;t Wait - 8 Cant Wait is a campaign to bring immediate change to police departments by encouraging the adoption of 8 specific policies.\nAdopt a Cop - Adopt A Cop BJJ is a nonprofit, donation based program and registered 501(c)3 that allows active duty patrolling police officers around the country to train at any Adopt A Cop BJJ affiliated academy and will pay 100% of the officer’s membership until they reach the rank of Blue belt. Blue belt is the second ranked belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and on average it takes around 12 to 18 months to obtain. Police officers are much less likely to both get injured and to injure suspects if they are trained in BJJ as evidenced by this Case Study.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nOpen-archive - App for saving and sharing files for whistleblowers and videos of police etc\nThick Red Line - A project of Art of Liberty, TRL is an effort to restore respect for law enforcement by abolishing victimless crime.\nWashingtonPost Police Shootings Database - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states\nThink Tanks # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAyn Rand Institute - ARI offers a variety of educational experiences to promote greater understanding of Ayn Rand’s philosophy and, through the writing and speaking of our experts, advocates her principles of reason, rational self-interest and laissez-faire capitalism. ARI also often takes a more Blue pilled perspective and does not generally follow Anarchist ideas, as it advocates for a one world government, based on the principles of logic and reason.\nArt of Liberty - A small think tank that exposes the Illegitimacy and Criminality of “Government” while Making the Voluntaryist Case for Free Markets, REAL Freedom and Peace.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow Institute works to promote the ideas of privacy in the world.\nThe Cato Institute - Founded in 1977 by Ed Crane, Murray Rothbard and Charles Koch. Cato is one of the oldest and largest libertarian think tanks in America. Cato has published great research and information since its inception. Cato has been criticized at times for often taking very pragmatic criticisms of the state and sometimes making the libertarian defense of state activities. Often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nThe Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) - FEE\u0026rsquo;s popular digital content and in-person programs turn complex ideas into practical tools for living your best life and making the world a better place. Fee covers a wide range of issues across the entire political spectrum, while always exposing government crimes and failures.\nThe Future of Freedom Foundation - The Future of Freedom Foundation is a tax-exempt, non-profit educational foundation whose mission is to present an uncompromising moral, philosophical, and economic case for the free society.\nThe Mises Institute - The premium think tank for all things liberty. Founded in 1982 by Anarcho-capitalism Lew Rockwell, largely to push the ideas of economist Murray Rothbard following his split with the Cato Institute. The Mises institute has been one of the biggest and most consistent voices for all things liberty including: Antiwar, Austrian economics, Sound Money, Police Reform, Secession, Book Publishing and so much more.\nThe Reason Foundation - Reason Foundation advances a free society by developing, applying, and promoting libertarian principles, including individual liberty, free markets, and the rule of law. We use journalism and public policy research to influence the frameworks and actions of policymakers, journalists, and opinion leaders. Reason also publishes Reason Magazine and hosts the SOHO Debate Forum. Much like Cato Reason often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nWhistle Blowing # Aim - Undercover citizen journalism, mostly focused on American schools.\nCryptome - One of the primary inspirations for Wikileaks, Cryptome has been offering a leaking platform to the world since 1996 and still runs today. Founded by John Young.\nEFF Surveillance Self-Defense - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\nGlobal Leaks - Whistleblowing Solutions Impresa Sociale S.r.l. (WBS) is an innovative social enterprise that carries out research and development to support whistleblowers and the fight against corruption. It was founded in 2016 to guarantee the economic sustainability of the GlobaLeaks project, through taking care of the growing number of requests for assistance, maintenance and custom deployment. WBS hosts the development activities and coordinates the community efforts. Global leaks provides its own open source tool for whistleblowers.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nO\u0026rsquo;keefe Media Group - Following the ousting of James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe from Project Veritas, O\u0026rsquo;Keefe Media group was founded to present another opportunity for whistle blowing and citizen journalism. OKM provides training and supplies for Citizen journalists.\nProject Veritas - Founded in 2010 by James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe, Project Veritas picked up much of the leaking slack following Wikileakss decrease in output. Often slandered as a far right group, Project Veritas has leaked many of the biggest stories since its inception. Project Veritas was and is largely known for using undercover cameras to expost stories.\nTruth in Media - Not a whistleblowing organization perse, however TIM is known for doing in depth inclusive stories reputably with strong reliable sources and without sensationalism. TIM focuses on stories that most media ignores. Founded by Journalist Ben Swann.\nWikiLeaks - Founded in 2006 by Julian Assange. Wikileaks was the the primary source for leaking of highly secret corporate and government data. Wikileaks worked to protect its leakers by employing the use of PGP and TOR. While largely inactive since the arrest of its founder Julian Assange in 2019, Wikileaks archives are still an important repository of leaked data.\nWizSafe Journalist Privacy Guide - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\n"},{"id":14,"href":"/osint/","title":"OSINT","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Nothing has such power to broaden the mind as the ability to investigate systematically and truly all that comes under thy observation in life.\u0026rdquo; - Marcus Aurelius\nOpen Source Intelligence tools can be used to find information of all types. This can be useful in furthering your understanding of both offensive and defensive practices by finding information for anything and everything. OSINT is the direct inverse of open source privacy tools. OSINT can be used for nefarious purposes in some cases, but OSINT itself does not directly include the concept of hacking. OSINT only aims to find legally available public information. OSINT has tremendous use in regards to education and finding information about corporations, politicians and good journalism. These tools can also be used to help you understand your own privacy exposure as well. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAI (Artificial Intelligence) Tools # Art Generators # Albus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAnimate Anyone - App that allows you to take a static image or photo and create videos of movement based on the people or characters in those photos.\nDall E - DALL·E 2 is an AI system that can create realistic images and art from a description in natural language. Made by Open Ai. Closed source.\nDreamstudio.ai - AI Art Generation.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGemini - Formerly known as Bard. Google\u0026rsquo;s AI alternative to Chat GPT. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias, including filtering your text prompts through a DEI and social justice lens.\nLumiere - A Space-Time Diffusion Model for Video Generation. Made by Google, closed source. Create video from word prompts or pictures. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias.\nMagic Animate - Magic Animate is an open source project that allows you to produces an animated video from a single image and a motion video.\nMid Journey - Mid Journey is an independent research lab exploring new mediums of thought and expanding the imaginative powers of the human species. Requires the unencrypted messaging app Discord for image generation.\nOpen AI Sora - Sora can generate videos up to a minute long while maintaining visual quality and adherence to the user’s prompt. Closed source.\nFreedom and Privacy AI Tools # AI Unchained - Podcast by freedom advocate and bitcoin educator Guy Swann. Follow the newest updates in the AI industry to become more sovereign and efficient by utilizing cutting edge tools.\nAlex AI - Energy and Climate Chatbot. Built by Alex Epstein, an advocate of Freedom and Fossil Fuels. Iphone Only.\nGab AI - Chat GPT alternative and image generator by conservative Social Media company GAB.\nGATgpt - A LLM model like Chat GPT but specifically for gun printing and all things gun related. Built by Cody Wilson.\nLibertAI - Decentralized privacy focused AI.\nUnleashed Chat - AI chatbot service designed with real privacy in mind. It stands out with its live Nostr data querying and advanced context embedding capabilities. It allows for Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network, for privacy and speed. The platform employs the latest Open Source models, prioritizing uncensored options.\nVenice - Venice is an open source alternative to Chat GPT. With built in features for code prompts and Stable Diffusion, Venice does not censor or spy on you. Launched by freedom advocate and crypto pioneer Erik Voorhees.\nGeneral AI Tools # AI or Not - Need to verify if images are AI generated? Here\u0026rsquo;s a project that can identify images from Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Dall-E, GAN and more.\nAIXploira - Access the largest list of top-quality AI tools available on the web.\nAlbus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAwesome GPT - List of dozens of GPT style LLMs.\nEsperanto.ai - Esperanto delivers high-performance, energy-efficient computing solutions that are the compelling choice for the most demanding AI and non-AI applications.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGPT4all - Self Hosted GPT Alternative.\nHuggingface.co - Open Source CHAT GPT Alternative.\nLM Studio - LM Studio lets you discover, download, and run local LLMs entirely offline.\nMaxAI.me - Chrome extension that lets you utilize AI on different sites.\nParse Prompt - Convert and summarize podcast episodes, audio clips, web-pages, and YouTube into AI-generated content.\nAttack Surface # BynaryEdge - We scan the web and gather data for you.\nCensys - Attack Surface Management Solutions.\nCriminalip.io - Cyber Threat Intelligence Search Engine and Attack Surface Management (ASM) platform.\nRedHunt Labs - Discover your Attack Surface, Continuously.\nSecurityTrails - The Total Internet Inventory.\nBug Hunting # Bug Bounty writeups - Detailed breakdowns of all sorts of different types of attacks.\nBughunter-handbook - A list of resources that will help bug bounty hunters with resources that are useful during their bug bounty journey.\nCertificates # CertSpotter - Monitors your domains for expiring, unauthorized, and invalid SSL certificates.\nCensys - Certificates - Certificates Search.\nCrt.sh - Certificate Search.\nCTSearch - Certificate Transparency Search Tool.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nTLS.BufferOver.run - Quickly find certificates in IPv4 space.\nCredentials # Check your email accounts to find associated accounts with breached companies.\nBreachdirectory.org - Check if your information was exposed in a data breach.\nCrackstation.net - Massive pre-computed lookup (Rainbow) tables to crack password hashes.\nDehashed - Free deep-web scans and protection against credential leaks, Takes Monero for Premium accounts.\nHackcheck - Hackcheck is a data breach search engine that makes checking the integrity of your data easy and flexible cheap! They currently offer several lightning fast queries to search through our billions of records with. The queries they offer are email, password, username, name, IP address, phone number, and domain name.\nHave I Been Pwned - Check if your email or phone is in a data breach.\nHaveibeensold.app - App that checks who is selling your data. Currently down.\nIntelx - Needs an account for most dumps, but shows accounts and password associated with on different sites.\nLeak-Lookup - Search across thousands of data breaches to find you compromised data - Requires an account for full results. Cheap prices and accepts Monero.\nLeakCheck.io - Make sure your credentials haven\u0026rsquo;t been compromised.\nLeakix - Identify public data leaks.\nMozilla Monitor - Stay safe with privacy tools from the makers of Firefox that protect you from hackers and companies that publish and sell your personal information. We’ll alert you of any known data breaches, find and remove your exposed info and continually watch for new exposures.\nSnusbase - Stay on top of the latest database breaches.\nSpycloud.com - More in Depth than haveIbeenpwned. Requires an account.\nCode Search Engines # GitHub Code Search - A search engine for searching projects on GitHub.\nGrep.app - Search across a half million git repos.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nNerdyData - Find companies based on their website\u0026rsquo;s tech stack or code.\nPublicwww.com - Source Code Search Engine. Find any alphanumeric snippet, signature or keyword in the web pages HTML, JS and CSS code.\nRepoSearch - Source code search engine that helps you find implementation details, example usages or just analyze code.\nSearchCode - Search 75 billion lines of code from 40 million projects.\nSourceGraph - Understand and search across your entire codebase.\nData Retention # Archive.org - The biggest site for internet website archives.\nDessant - A web extension for pulling data from archived sites.\nInteltechniques - A guide to manually remove your data from archive sites.\nMemento Time Travel - Memento TimeTravel is built using the archive.today API, and can thus be utilized as an upgraded internet archive product. It offers web users with an easy-to-use design.\nPagefreezer.com - PageFreezer is an alternative to the Wayback machine which utilizes Google-like crawling technology. The screenshots are taken using a fully automated operation.\nTubeRipper - An app that lets you rip or download videos from most platforms.\nWebcite - WebCite differs from the Wayback Machine by providing the sort of detailed snapshots of author-cited references requested by publishers, editors, and readers.\nDevice Information # Macaddress.io - MAC address vendor lookup.\nMaclookup.app - Find the vendor name of a device by entering an OUI or a MAC address.\nMacvendors.com - Find MAC Address Vendors. Now.\nMAC Vendor Lookup - Look up the vendor for a specific MAC Address.\nDNS # Chaos - Enhance research and analyse changes around DNS for better insights.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing.\nDNSDumpster - DNS recon \u0026amp; research, find \u0026amp; lookup DNS records.\nDNShistory.org - Domain Name System Historical Record Archive.\nDNSdb - Passive DNS historical database.\nDNSviz - Tool for visualizing the status of a DNS zone.\nDNSTwister - The anti-phishing domain name search engine and DNS monitoring service.\nDnslytics - The ultimate online investigation tool for DNS and other internet data.\nHackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nPassivedns.mnemonic.no - Web interface for querying passive DNS data collected in our malware lab.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nRapidDNS - DNS query tool which make querying - subdomains or sites of a same IP easy.\nDomains # Buckets.grayhatwarfare.com - Public buckets.\nBuiltWith - Find out what websites are Built With.\nCentralOps - DomainDossier - Investigate domains and IP addresses.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing!\nDomainIQ - Comprehensive Domain Intelligence.\nGrayhatwarfare.com - domains - How to search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nIPInfo - Provides your WAN or Public IP address.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nPentest-tools.com - Discover subdomains and determine the attack surface of an organization.\nRiddler - Allows you to search in a high quality dataset.\nRobTex - Various kinds of research of IP numbers, Domain names, etc.\nSecurityheaders.com - Scan your site now.\nSimilarweb.com - The easiest and fastest tool to find out what\u0026rsquo;s really going on online.\nSitereport.netcraft.com - Find out the infrastructure and technologies used by any site.\nSpyonweb.com - Find out related websites.\nStatscrop.com - Millions of amazing websites across the web are being analyzed with StatsCrop.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVisualsitemapper.com - Create a visual map of your site.\nWho.is - WHOIS Search, Domain Name, Website, and IP Tools.\nWhois.domaintools.com - Industry’s fastest domain discovery engine and broadest, most accurate data.\nWhoisology.com - Deep Connections Between Domain Names \u0026amp; Their Owners.\nExploits # 0day.today - The ultimate database of exploits and vulnerabilities.\nExploit-DB - An Exploit Database.\npacketstormsecurity.com - Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers.\nRapid7 - DB - A vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSploitus - A convenient central place for identifying the newest exploits.\nVulmon - A vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nFacial Recognition # Pimeyes - The gold Standard in facial recognition search, while prioritizing privacy. Focused Search Engines # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Correlate – Google Trends Correlate can help you identify search patterns that correlate with real-world trends. It can be used to identify search patterns that are similar to one another. For example, you could use the tool to find out if there is a link between new legislation and gun sales (at least in terms of the search volume related to the two topics).\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nGrabify - Grabify is a free web-based IP grabbing/URL shortening tool. (IP grabbing just as it implies simply means getting/grabbing peoples IP addresses.) This can be used to get location/IP data from potential attackers.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nIPGeo - IpGeo is a python tool to extract IP addresses from captured network traffic file (pcap/pcapng) and generate csv report containing details about the geolocation of each ip in the packets.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMillion Short – Million Short has an interesting approach to searching for information online. The interface is generally similar to a typical search engine. However, you can sort and filter the results in a number of ways. Examples include popularity, eCommerce, live chat, date, location, and others. Also, it automatically pulls out the top sites that usually occupy the top spots in any search result (e.g. Amazon.com, eBay, YouTube, etc.)\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nMention - A service that lets you track any code words across social media platforms. Paid service.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOSSDatabase - OSS DATABASE is a crowdsourced database of Open Source software. Their goal is to make it easy to look for open source alternatives and compare them with their proprietary peers.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPulsedive - A search engine for devices connected to the internet.\nPublic API\u0026rsquo;s - A list of several different API\u0026rsquo;s that are free to use for data pulling.\nPublicData.com - PublicData.com is the number one resource for public records from local, state, and federal agencies.\nProwl - A free IP search \u0026amp; identifications of IoC and IoA.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nSearch by Image - Tool to reverse image search docs, only works in Chromium based browsers.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nShodan – A search engine and network security tool for the internet of things. It finds devices on the internet like web servers, webcams, appliances, traffic lights, and even power plants.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTalkWalkerAlerts – TalkWalkerAlerts is a great alternative to Google Alerts because, in addition to monitoring the web for certain keywords, it monitors social media, blogs, and forums as well. This can be helpful if you need to find mentions of someone’s name or business across the web. Free and paid options.\nTorSearch - A TOR search engine for websites hosted on TOR (The Darknet).\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nTinyEye - A reverse image search.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nGeolocation # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nMail Addresses # Centralops - Email, Whois, DNS search info.\nEmailHippo - Email address verification technology.\nEmail-format.com - Find the email address formats in use at thousands of companies.\nHunter.io - Find professional email addresses in seconds.\nIntelligenceX - Search engine and data archive. Finds public personal information from data brokers.\nMelissa - Emailcheck - Check email addresses and verify they are live.\nMXToolbox - Check your email headers.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nReacher.email - Open-Source Email Verification.\nRocketReach - Your first-degree connection to any professional.\nskymem.info - Find email addresses of companies and people.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nThatsThem - Reverse email lookup.\nverify-email.org - Checks whether the mailbox exists or not.\nVoilaNorbert - I can find anyone\u0026rsquo;s email address.\nOSINT Lists # About.start.me - OSINT Dashboard to combine different OSINT tools.\nAwesome-Osint - A curated list of amazingly awesome open source intelligence tools and resources.\nFacebook Email Search - A simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFreedomlab.io - FreedomLab is a virtual gathering place for human rights defenders. Here you will find a repository of training materials, tutorials, and digital tools, all tailored to your needs and requirements. We hope you will learn about tools, experiences, advocacy and fundraising strategies, as well as knowledge and skills related to security. Through support and collaboration, human rights defenders increase their capacity to monitor and report, seek redress, and advocate for the promotion of human rights.\nFull OSINT - Full OSINT focused on the most popular web-based Open Source Intelligence and Cybersecurity Tools.\nHacker Search Engines - Long list of OSINT Tools.\nInteltechniques Tools - Dozens of tools available from Michael Bazzels website.\nOstintFramework - Terrific list. Layout is a bit strange can be annoying to navigate.\nOsint-jobs.com - Job board and education research.\nOsintcurio.us - The OSINT Curious Project was a source of quality, actionable, Open Source Intelligence news, original blogs, instructional videos, and live streams. We tried to keep people curious about exploring web applications for bits of information or trying out new techniques to access important OSINT data.\nOsintool.com - List of multiple tools with install instructions.\nOsintdojo.com - A giant list of OSINT resources.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nSociallinks.io - Everything you need to navigate the OSINT world, gain deeper insights, and enhance investigations.\nSocial-Analyzer - API, CLI \u0026amp; Web App for analyzing \u0026amp; finding a person’s profile across social media websites. It includes different string analysis and detection modules, you can choose which combination of modules to use during the investigation process.\nSpiderFoot - SpiderFoot is an open-source OSINT tool with 200+ modules for gathering information on target organizations, domains and IP addresses, networks, emails, and usernames. It offers automation capabilities for routine OSINT tasks like DNS queries, threat intelligence checks, breach detection, WHOIS lookups, and more.\nstart.me - Another Giant list of all sorts of tools.\nTCM-Open-Source-Intellingence-Resources - Compilation of Resources from TCM\u0026rsquo;s OSINT Course.\nX-osint - An Open source intelligent framework ie an osint tool which gathers valid information about a phone number, user’s email address, perform VIN Osint, and reverse, perform subdomain enumeration, able to find email from a name, and so much more.\nSecurity Focused Tools # 2fA.Directory - List of companies that use 2FA in America. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\n2fA.Directory.International - List of companies that use 2FA Internationally. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nBest Randoms - Random information generator for huge amount of categories.\nDmarc and SPF Checkers - A site Dmarc, SPF and DKIM are Email security settings that protect your email account from being spoofed or faked. This tool scores your domain to see how difficult it would be to spoof. ^1^\nDNS checker and port scanner - A site to check open ports, DNS SPF records and much more on your own internal server.\nEfani - Test your Phone number public connections to see your total phone exposure.\nEmail Rep - App that lets you check the known reputability of any email address and domain.\nEnd Of Life - Tracks closely software updates, and EOL status for a massive list of software. Need to figure out how long your new phone will be supported? They have you covered.\nExiftool - A tool let’s you pull metadata info from a wide range of file types.\nHudson Rock - Free tools to check for compromised corporate accounts.\nHowsecureismypassword - A site to test the security and the Bruce Force difficulty of your password.\nImmuniweb - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server or servers. Checks SSL status of multiple different types of applications. Also checks compliance with frameworks such as PCI, HIPAA and NIST.\nIp Quality Score - An app to check your IP, Email and Fraud prevention. Also allows for verifying Tor and VPN connectivity and much more.\nPolisis - Polisis gives you a glimpse of what websites actually say in their privacy policies.\nPrivacy Parrot - A search engine that helps determine if a website can sell your personal information.\nScamDoctor - Project that tracks known scam websites and use an algorithm to determine likelihood of other scams.\nSecurity Headers - A site to check the security headers of your own self-hosted server to check your exposure to attacks like XSS, Clickjacking and more.\nShieldsup - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Run by Steve Gibson of the SecurityNow Podcast and Spinrite data recovery application.\nSSL LABS - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Specifically looks at TLS config and hash algorithm of your website.\nTiny-check - A piece of software that scans your phone to check for unauthorized monitoring apps unknowingly installed.\nTOSBack (Terms of Service) - A website that reads back other website terms of service and puts it into a simple and easy to read summary.\nTraceLabs - An OSINT service that helps find missing people.\nVirus Total - Scan files, hashes and URLs to run them against a database of known compromised software. Extremely useful when evaluating new suspicious files or programs.\nW3Techs - Large list that tracks software utilization across industries. Find metrics based around software markets share.\nServers # FOFA - Cyberspace mapping.\nGreyNoise - The source for understanding internet noise.\nNatlas - Scaling Network Scanning.\nNetlas.io - Discover, Research and Monitor any Assets Available Online.\nOnyphe.io - Cyber Defense Search Engine for open-source and cyber threat intelligence data.\nZoomEye - Global cyberspace mapping.\nSocial Media Tools # Discord # Discord OSINT Attack Surface - Description of Discord\u0026rsquo;s attack surface.\nDiscord Snowflake to Timestamp Converter - Pulls Discord message timestamps.\nDiscordBee - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDiscordServers Search - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDutch OSINT Guy Discord Resources - OSINT Discord resources that may be useful for searching or pivoting on Discord.\nFacebook # Einvestigator.com - Facebook Search Tools and Resources.\nFacebook Email Search - Is a simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFB People Directory - Is a native tool built by Facebook so you can, as its name suggests, search their people directory. It’s super useful and one of the easiest tools to use when you’re looking for someone.\nPassive DNS - Technology allows you to investigate everything you can imagine about any organization or company in the world, way beyond a simple citizen profile. Let’s see it in action for facebook.com.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nToolzu.com - A platform for Facebook video downloading.\nGab # Gab OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGab OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tool for creating Bookmarklet.\nGab OSINT Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB ^1^\nGeneral Social Media Tools # Sherlock - Finds all usernames across 300 different social media platforms.\nSocialBlade - Real Time follower/subscriber counter for Youtube, Twitch, Instagram and Twitter.\nStories Down - Guide for several different platforms.\nGettr # Gettr OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGettr OSINT Investigations Tips \u0026amp; Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB.\nInstagram # Gramho - Identifying Followers of a Private Instagram Profile.\nInstahunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Instagram posts.\nInstagram OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Instagram.\nPicuki - View, edit and share your publicly available Instagram content.\nLinkedIn # Epieos LinkedIn Tool - Retrieve information linked to an email address.\nHow to conduct OSINT on Linkedin - List of tactics and strategies.\nLinkedIn OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the LinkedIn attack surface.\nLinkedIn OSINT Bookmarket Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part I - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part II - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nNew LinkedIn Search Features - Guide on search functions in LinkedIn.\nPinterest # Aware Online - List of tactics and strategies.\nPinterest OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Pinterest attack surface.\nReddit # Rdddeck - Creates Reddit decks.\nReddit OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Reddit attack surface.\nReddit OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nReddit OSINT Techniques - List of Osint tools and tactics for Reddit.\nUnddit - App that lets you display removed (by mods) and deleted (by users) comments/posts for Reddit.\nSkype # Skype OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Skype attack surface.\nSkypli - Skype search engine.\nSnapchat # Snapchat OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Snapchat attack surface.\nSnap Map - Watch Snaps submitted by Snapchatters around the world.\nTelegram # Awesome Telegram OSINT - Massive list of Telegram Tools.\nTelegram Analytics - Telegram channels and groups catalog in addition chat monitoring.\nTelegram Database - Telegram Search Engine.\nTikTok # TikTok OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the TikTok attack surface.\nTikTok OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate TikTok investigations.\nVidnice - TikTok search engine.\nTumblr # Tumblr OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Tumbler attack surface.\nTumblr OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate Tumblr investigations.\nTumblr OSINT Techniques - Breakdown of many tactics and techniques for OSINT on Tumblr.\nTwitter/X.com # Birdhunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Twitter posts.\nBot Sentinel - Helps you find and block trolls and fake Twitter accounts.\nFoller.me - Free people search engine finds social media profiles, public records, and more!\nNitter - Access Twitter through a privacy front end without an account.\nTinfoleak - Search for Twitter users leaks.\nTweet Beaver - If you’re doing research that involves a Twitter user, TweetBeaver is a great resource. Use it for things like downloading a user’s friends list, downloading a user’s followers list, checking to see if two accounts follow one another, and much more.\nTweetdeck - TweetDeck offers a more convenient Twitter experience by letting you view multiple timelines in one easy interface. It includes a host of advanced features to help get the most of Twitter: Manage multiple Twitter accounts, schedule Tweets for posting in the future, build Tweet collections, and more.\nTwitter OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Twitter attack surface.\nSpoonbill - Spoonbill lets you see profile changes from the people you follow on Twitter or other social networks.\nTrendsmap - Tracks hashtag trends by location.\nTweeterID - Pull your Twitter user ID.\nGetvidfy.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nSavetweetvid.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nURLs # HackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nMOZ Link Explorer - The world\u0026rsquo;s best backlink checker with over 40 trillion links.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nShorteners.grayhatwarfare.com - Search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nURLScan - A sandbox for the web.\nVehicles # Autocheck - Search by Vin or License Plate. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nFaxvin - Search by Vin. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nLicensesearch.org - Can be used to search License plates and Drivers licenses for a fee.\nSkipTracer - Python-based search engine program, that searches lots of different categories, Name, email, phone etc. In particular you can search License Plate info which is the most unique feature of this app.\nVehicle-OSINT-Collection - A comprehensive list of websites, add-ons, repositories, and other tools useful for finding information on a target vehicle ^2^\nVulnerabilities # Aqua Vulnerability Database - Vulnerabilities and weaknesses in open source applications and cloud native infrastructure.\nCapec.Mitre.org - A site that tracks common attack patterns.\nCloudvulndb.org - The Open Cloud Vulnerability \u0026amp; Security Issue Database.\nCVEDetails - The ultimate security vulnerability datasource.\nCVE.org - Another site that tracks identifies defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nGitHub Advisory Database - Security vulnerability database inclusive of CVEs and GitHub originated security advisories.\nLibraries.io - Open source package tracker.\nMITRE CVE - Another site that identifies, defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nMitre.org - A site that tracks common weaknesses across all software.\nNIST NVD - The National Vulnerability Database, that lists known threats and vulnerabilities.\nOssindex.sonatype.org - A free catalogue of open source components and scanning tools to help developers identify vulnerabilities, understand risk, and keep their software safe.\nOpencve.io - Easiest way to track CVE updates and be alerted about new vulnerabilities.\nOsv.dev - Open Source Vulnerability tracker.\nRapid7 - DB - Vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSecurity.snyk.io - Open Source Vulnerability Database.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVulDB - Number one vulnerability database.\nVulmon - Vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nVulners.com - Your Search Engine for Security Intelligence.\nVulnIQ - Vulnerability intelligence and management solution.\nWifi Discovery and Scanning # Acrylic WiFi - WiFi analysis, site survey \u0026amp; troubleshooting.\nAvast Wi-Fi Finder - Avast Wi-Fi Finder is an app to help you find free WiFi networks around you. Just check the map and take a look at the different points that show up. Tapping one of them gives you more information: the name of the network, whether it requires a password, etc.\nFree WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nNetwork Tools - Phone App for tracking all sorts of network metrics.\nOpen WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nWiFinder -\n"},{"id":15,"href":"/political-tools/","title":"Political","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;He knows nothing and thinks he knows everything. That points clearly to a political career.\u0026rdquo; -George Bernard Shaw\nHere at Liberty Tools we believe in looking at alternatives to electoral politics. We believe that in terms of advancing freedom electoral politics has mostly been a lost battle, or very often is actually counter productive. However we do have great respect for anyone who is trying to advance freedom as part of the political process, and continuing in the footsteps of the great politicians such as Ron Paul.\n🏛️ Find Representatives \u0026amp; Voting Info # Govtrack – Look up your Congressional representatives and their voting records. Vote.org – Polling Place Locator – Find out where to vote. Ballotpedia – Discover open races, ballot measures, candidate info, and more. IV3 – Verify your voter roll info, report inaccuracies, and track updates. 💵 Money in Politics # Opensecrets – Follow campaign finance and lobbying data. ALLRegreen – Track campaign contributions by industry and individual donors. Follow The Crypto – See cryptocurrency donations to politicians. Check My Donation – Check if your name has been used fraudulently in political donations. 📊 Government Transparency \u0026amp; Spending # Open the Books – Audit government spending at federal, state, and local levels. Data Republican – Explore federal grant allocations, charity, and NGO funding. DogeAI - A new AI project trying to expose political corruption. 🏢 Political Appointees \u0026amp; Local Involvement # OurPublicService.org – Appointee Tracker – Track political appointees in federal positions. Run Locally – Libertarian Party initiative to support local candidates. "},{"id":16,"href":"/privacy/","title":"Privacy","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The Cypherpunks are actively engaged in making the networks safer for privacy. Let us proceed together apace. Onward\u0026rdquo; - Eric Hughes\nPrivacy is a fundamental tenet of a free society. Corporations and governments are gathering data at record rates and will happily sell it to the highest bidder. In the era of social media, doxxing, twitter mobs and rising crime, take back your privacy to protect yourself and your family.\nAll in one Privacy Solutions # Cloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Cloaked is not Open Source. Though they do plan to open source their project in the future. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nMySudo - All in one privacy solution. MySudo offers services for phones, profiles, emails, virtual credit cards and more. MySudo doesnt always work well on non Android OSes like Calyx and you often need a google supported phone for activation, but once you activate it, it should work fine on Graphene.\nBrowsers # Brave - From the original creators of Firefox, Brave aims to use maximum privacy as a default. With ad blocking, phishing blocking, fingerprint and cookie blocking all enabled by default. Brave does offer ad payments in its own crypto token BAT, which has drawn some criticism from privacy advocates - In Depth Review\nDecentr - Brand new blockchain-based browser. Pays out in their own token for browsing search, much like Brave.\nFirefox - Firefox has a long-established history of competing with the most well-known browsers as the longest-serving open-source alternative. However, due to recent changes by Firefox in order to gain more revenue, we NO longer recommend them. Check out more here.\nLibreWolf - LibreWolf is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks.\nMullvad Browser - The Mullvad Browser is a privacy-focused web browser developed in a collaboration between Mullvad VPN and the Tor Project. It’s designed to minimize tracking and fingerprinting. You could say it’s a Tor Browser to use without the Tor Network. Instead, you can use it with a trustworthy VPN. The idea is to provide one more alternative – beside the Tor Network – to browse the internet with more privacy. To get as many people as possible to fight the big data gathering of today. To free the internet from mass surveillance.\nPrivacy Tests - In-depth comparison of browser privacy.\nTor Browser - Tor Browser is your choice if you need an extra layer of anonymity. It\u0026rsquo;s a modified version of Firefox, which comes with pre-installed privacy add-ons, encryption, and an advanced proxy. It\u0026rsquo;s not recommended to install additional browser addons. Plugins or addons may bypass Tor or compromise your privacy. While TOR is the best in privacy, it is also notoriously slow.\nWaterfox - Waterfox is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks. Not quite as private as something like LibreWolf, but makes up for it in speed and functionality.\nBrowser Exposure Checks # Cover Your Tracks and EFF Tool - A project from the EFF. Cover Your Tracks is two things: a tool for users to understand how unique and identifiable their browser makes them online, and a research project to uncover the tools and techniques of online trackers and test the efficacy of privacy add-ons. In Depth Breakdown and Review\nIpleak - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDNSLeaktest - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDeviceInfo - Checks computer hardware and software specs\nAm I Unique -Checks your IP and browser public info.\nBlacklight- Check third party trackers\nBrowserspy - When you surf around the internet your browser leaves behind a trail of digital footprints. Websites can use these footprints to check your system. BrowserSpy.dk is a service where you can check just what information it\u0026rsquo;s possible to gather from your system, just by visiting a website.\nPrivacy.net - What information can a website find out about you when you visit it? A lot more than you probably realize. This tool lists information that any website, advertisement, and widget can collect from your web browser. Such information could be used to identify you and/or track your behavior using tactics like IP lookups and browser fingerprinting. While none of this may be considered personally identifiable information (PII), the profile drawn from all these pieces of information can be so distinct that it can only plausibly match a single person.\nPersonaldata.info - Check what data your browser is leaking, and other tools.\nBrowser Extensions # AdNauseam - Extension that randomly opens ads to obfuscate tracking.\nBypass Paywalls - App that lets you get past paywalls to view otherwise paid content.\nCanvas Fingerprint Defender - Creates fake Canvas IDs to prevent fingerprinting.\nClear Browsing Data - Clear browsing data like cookies, history, and cache directly from the browser toolbar.\nDissenter - Browser extension that allows you to comment on any web page free of censorship.\nGoogle Teller - App that beeps every time a connection with Google is made.\nHTTPS Everywhere - Encrypts your communications with many major websites, making your browsing more secure.\nLibRedirect - Redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends like Newpipe, Nitter, Wikiless, etc.\nLocalCDN - Emulates Content Delivery Networks to improve your online privacy by intercepting traffic and injecting supported resources locally.\nMailvelope - Privacy-focused email web extension to securely encrypt your emails with PGP using webmail providers.\nMozilla Containers - Allows you to separate your browsing experience into different color-coded tabs to help protect your privacy.\nNoScript - Allows JavaScript and other potentially harmful content to be executed only by trusted websites of your choice.\nPrivacy Badger - Stops advertisers and trackers from secretly tracking where you go and what pages you look at on the web.\nPrivacy Possum - Monkey wrenches common commercial tracking methods by reducing and falsifying the data gathered by tracking companies.\nRedirector - Web browser extension (Firefox, Vivaldi, Chrome, Opera, Edge) to redirect URLs based on regex or wildcard patterns.\nSnowFlake - Helps people in censored countries access the Internet without restrictions by acting as a proxy.\nTerms of Service; Didn\u0026rsquo;t Read - Provides short and quick summaries about the terms and privacy policies of websites you browse.\nTrackMeNot - Protects privacy in web-search by issuing randomized queries to common search engines.\nuBlock Origin - Free, open-source ad content blocker that increases security and privacy in your browser.\nWatch on Odysee - Redirects you from YouTube to Odysee, a decentralized YouTube alternative.\nComputers # Computer Manufacturers # Purism - Open Source company. Makes Open Source Laptops, Phones and Servers. Partners with other liberty focused companies like Start 9. Accepts Bitcoin as a method of payment. Also offers a private phone data plan. Shipping is known to be very slow in some cases. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nStarLabs - A computer company that sells a wide range of linux computers that come preconfigured with multiple different distros. Also includes a linux based tablet. Accepts Bitcoin\nSystem76 - Well known American Linux Company. Developed and pioneered Pop-OS operating system, A user friendly Ubuntu/Debian Fork.\nTuxedoComputers - High quality Linux focused computers. German company, only communicates in German.\nComputer Operating Systems # CNIX - A simple Linux distro that puts privacy first, but it\u0026rsquo;s much less intense than TAILS or QUBES.\nDistro Watch - Distro Watch tracks and rates all Linux Operating systems.\nLinuxMint - Linux distro for beginners.\nPop!_OS - Ubuntu Fork built by a dedicated Linux Hardware Company System76. Pop!_OS is one of the easiest and cleanest Linux distros around.\nQubesOS - a privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. Qubes requires a bit more hardware as it runs several virtual machines to segregate your applications to better ensure your privacy.\nReactOS - An Open Source OS designed to mimic the Windows file system.\nTAILS - A privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. With TAILS all traffic is routed through TOR and all of your data is deleted as soon as the computer is turned off.\nUbuntu - The long term gold standard for beginner Linux users.\nData Removal # AccountKiller- Website that helps you find and delete a wide range of old accounts across multiple platforms through specific account/platform targeting.\nCreditFreeze- Freeze your Credit in the event of a data breach\nCyberOneIntel - CyberOneIIntel claims to find what other services can\u0026rsquo;t - including social media accounts, employment history, dating profiles, gaming profiles, dark web credential breaches, indexed search engine occurrences, and much more.\nData Broker Opt Out List - massive list of data sites to opt out of manually.\nData Brokers List - Links to purge your data manually from data brokers\nData Opt Out - Links to requests to manually delete data from multiple websites and platforms.\nDeleteMe - Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. In Depth Discussion\nEasyOptOuts - Cheap service to remove your accounts from Data Brokers\nHacked - Paid service that helps you recover from hacks and exposed personal data. Service can help with deleting videos or images from website or social media platforms. Service can also help you recover hacked accounts if you have lost access.\nJustDeleteMe - A directory of direct links to delete your account from web services. If you would like to delete a wide range of your accounts manually, JustDeleteMe can link you directly to the section of page where you can easily delete your account.\nMyDataRemoval - Another competitor for purging personal information, Name, Home address etc. Review\nOneRep - Alternative to DeleteMe. Offers a free trial and more deletion services but does have some negative reviews. One Rep is known for automating this process and not using employee manual checks. In Depth Review\nOptery - Removes Your Home Address, Phone and Other Private Info from Google, and 220+ Sites Review\nRedact - App that will delete your social media presence including specific comments and posts on multiple platforms. Includes FB, Reddit, Discord, Twitter etc…\nRemove Data from web Archive - Guide to remove your data from archive sites\nSayMine- Automated service that pulls your emails to find accounts created and sends them emails for data removal request. Be careful though, as this can sometimes cause you to send information to companies that you may have received emails from, but do not actually have an account with and thus actually giving them more information than they had in the first place. Saymine also offers corporate privacy services.\nDead Mans Switch # BqETH - BeQth is a trustless dead mans switch based on the Polygon network, an Ethereum Layer 2. BeQth lets you create a smart contract on the polygon blockchain that will send out our secret data via email to whoever you wish after an allotted amount of time. Transactions are all encrypted and totally on chain. Users can essentially mine the algorithm to unlock secret keys by the allotted time, essentially allowing for users to mine secrets. Does not require KYC. CipherWill - A non crypto based E2E dead mans switch service. Your secrets are encrypted with 256 AES encryption and zero knowledge proofs for the best possible security. Requires basic KYC. Gone Mans Switch - Gone Man\u0026rsquo;s Switch is a simple web application that allows you to create messages that will be delivered when you are absent (gone) for a certain period. Fully Self-hosted and open source. You can schedule long term messages to yourself via Telegram, Email or SMS. Sarcophagus - Similar to BeQTH Sarcophagus is also built on the polygon blockchain. Sarcophagus is decentralized, open-source and DAO owned + operated. They believe bringing dead man\u0026rsquo;s switch functionality to the web3 ecosystem can empower and provide security infrastructure for an entire generation of applications, regardless of their size Email # Email Providers # Email cannot offer the same fundamental privacy of other communication protocols. Use better tools when it matters. Nevertheless, it remains an essential tool in every day life, and the following providers offer excellent privacy.\n10 Minute Mail - Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.- Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.\n33Mail - Unlimited private email aliases.\nBeeble - Encrypted email and data storage. Uses hybrid AED and PGP encryption methods. Uses decentralized server infrastructure.\nFastMail - No free version. In Depth Review.\nLavabit - The company responsible for setting the Seppuku Pledge precedent. Originally used by Edward Snowden, Lavabit refused to give up information on him to the US Government. Lavabit shut down before handing over information and re-opened years later.\nMailbox - Private email with cloud services. In Depth Review.\nMailcow - Self-hosting email isn\u0026rsquo;t recommended, but Mailcow is an application that can help simplify the process. Article on the difficulties with Email.\nMailfence - Encrypted email service based in Belgium.\nMigadu - Email hosting service that doesn\u0026rsquo;t track and lets you add in unlimited domains and accounts for cheap.\nPax Mail - A lesser-known privacy-focused email provider, Pax offers paid-only accounts to provide full email services that do not compromise their values. Specifically created for Freedom lovers. Their values are listed clearly here.\nProtonMail - All data is stored in an encrypted state, and decrypted by the client. Emails between Proton users are end-to-end encrypted. The client-side code is open source. Proton servers are located in Switzerland. Basic accounts are free. Additional storage and features are available through paid plans, which can be paid for in Bitcoin. In-depth review from Restore Privacy.\nTutanota - Similar to Proton, all data is stored in an encrypted state, and emails between users are end-to-end encrypted. Tutanota servers are located in Germany, which is part of the 14 Eyes. Free and paid options available.\nEmail Clients # FairEmail - Fully featured, open source, privacy friendly email app for Android. Uses OpenKeychain to decrypt messages and optionally encrypt messages. Review\nK-9 - Mobile open source email client. Review\nMailSpring - Opensource. Great free email client, works with a variety of email providers. Does not work with Protonmail.\nThunderbird - Thunderbird is a free and open-source cross-platform email client developed by the Mozilla Foundation, the people who are behind the Firefox web browser. Been around for awhile, can be a bit buggy at times.\nEmail Aliases # Abine/Blur - Provides email and Debit card aliases. Albine provides several other options as well. Paid Service offered along with other services. Review\nAnonAddy - Very Similar product to Simple Login. In Depth Review Comparison Review of SL and AA\nFirefox Relay - Free email alias service. Also offers paid phone relay service. Review\nSimple Login - Free cloud services, cheap premium accounts anonymously with Monero. Also offers Self Hosting options.\nFile Encryption # Cryptomator - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nCoze - Coze is an open source cryptographic JSON messaging specification which uses digital signatures to prove identity and ownership over digital files and messages.\nOpenPGP - Lists of several differnt applications that all use the OpenPGP standard.\nPGPTool - Based off the original PGP Alogrithim, PGP tool is a A simple and secure online client-side PGP Key Generator, Encryption and Decryption tool. Generate your PGP Key pairs, encrypt or decrypt messages easily with a few clicks.\nPicoCrypt - Lightweight open source encryption client that’s easy to use, completely free and focuses on only encrypting files and nothing else. Most Encryption apps tend to use AES-256 while Pico uses the new and improved XChaCha20 for encryption. It also uses Argon 2 for key derivation as opposed to SHA for further protection\nVeracrypt - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nFirewalls # Little Snitch - Inbound and Outbound firewall blocking for desktop. MAC OS only.\nOPNsense is a free and open source network FreeBSD-based firewall\nPFSense - Well supported free Open Source network Firewall Software\nPihole - Network wide Ad-Blocker and DNS sinkhole. Can also be used as a DHCP server\nPort Master - Application Firewalls. This program works as a VPN replacement. May break your VPN connection while installed. Works in Linux and Windows.\nSimplewall - Simple Open Source Windows only Firewall\nSnort - Open Source Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)\nInternet Service Providers # FemtoStar - Open Source Satellite internet.\nNomadinternet - Internet for off grid living.\nUkama - A project empowering everyone to build a decentralized cell phone network powered by you to connect the world.\nKillswitches # Buskill - USB ‘dead man’s switch’ locks down (or kills) snatched laptops\nUSBGuard - The USBGuard software framework helps to protect your computer against rogue USB devices (a.k.a. BadUSB) by implementing basic whitelisting and blacklisting capabilities based on device attributes.\nUSBKill - USBKill Python Script allows your computer to lock out if any unapproved USB devices are inserted into your computer. Directly inspired by the arrest of Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht\nMessengers # Bitchat- Launched by Jack Dorsey in 2025, like Briar it uses bluetooth. Other features include: Works Offline on local Bluetooth LE mesh networks, with automatic peer discovery and multi-hop relaying Provides end to end encryption via X25519 key exchange and AES-256-GCM for both private and channel messages. Supports store \u0026amp; forward, caching messages for offline peers until they reconnect Requires no accounts, email addresses, or phone numbers messages live only on users’ devices.\nBriar - Briar doesn’t rely on a central server - messages are synchronized directly between the users’ devices. If the internet’s down, Briar can sync via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, keeping the information flowing in a crisis. If the internet’s up, Briar can sync via the Tor network for additional privacy.\nComparison and Ranks - Detailed comparison of all major messaging apps features and privacy.\nKeet - Peer-to-Peer Chat with high quality Video \u0026amp; Text. Private \u0026amp; Encrypted. Has BTC payment methods built in.\nMatrix - Also commonly known as Element for the most popular Matrix front end. Matrix is a chat Protocol with several different applications that cab be used to participate in the network. Element has full End-to-End encryption, completely open source, fully self hostable and comes with most of the same functionality of Discord or Slack. Also has the ability to Bridge with other chat apps, meaning you can connect Matrix directly to Telegram, or Slack or most other chat apps and mangage those communications via whichever matrix client you choose. Probably the best option for self hosting small companies. Matrix Instance Testing\nMolly- Hardened Signal Fork that is fully open source.\nSignal - An easy-to-use end-to-end encrypted messenger. Long considered the gold standard. Built in auto-delete of messages. standard of chat privacy. Not fully open source. Signal used to require a phone number, but you can now use a username if you prefer. One of the easiest apps to convert normies.\nSilence - A signal fork that picked up SMS direct encryption after Signal decided to no longer pursue it. While you should stay away from SMS whenever possible, it is sometimes still necessary to communicate with certain people this way. And with Silence you can protect yourself. Signal on SMS\nSimpleX - The first messenger without user IDs. SimpleX uses the smart client dumb server model. Meaning you can setup a simple relay to forward your fully encrypted messages to recievers. SimpleX is still early. It has a simple desktop but this isnt fully features currently. In Depth Podcast with the creator.\nSession - Session is an end-to-end encrypted messenger that minimises sensitive metadata, designed and built for people who want absolute privacy and freedom from any form of surveillance. No phone numbers and completely open source.\nTelegram - Easy to use encrypted messaging app. Telegram is NOT End-to-End encrypted by default but does have the option to create E2E secret chats. While its not E2E encrypted it does still encrypt your traffic to the Telegram Servers which is an improvement over SMS. Telegram is simple and is heavily used all across the world, and is a good introduction to a more privacy preserving chat app. However Telegram does have access to user data in its internal servers and has been known to hand that information over at times. Telegram is one of the most used encrypted apps around and as a result can be a haven for scammers.\nThreema - an end-to-end encrypted messenger, similar to Signal. Not a free app. Good overall app, but relatively low userbase due to the non free nature of it.\nWhitenoise - An encrypted messaging app that uses the NOSTR Protocol for private and public key pairs.\nWire - E2E by default. Lots of functionality. Fully open source. Self hosting options available. Built in auto-delete of messages. Can be a bit buggy at times, smaller userbase.\nMetadata Removal # Desktop Metadata removal - Windows and Mac can remove this natively. Linux needs a few steps.\nImagepipe - Android only metadata remover\nMesh Networks # PKT.Cash - PKT uses PacketCrypt, the world’s first bandwidth-hard proof of work. When you connect your home or office internet to the PKT Network, you earn PKT Cash (PKT).PKT mining does not require permission from a centralized company. Miners power the network in a decentralized way, which scales to provide low cost, high speed internet access worldwide.\nOpenmesh - Your Gateway to Building Personalized Data Ecosystems in minutes, instead of weeks. A decentralized node operator that allows for running of various services.\nThreefold - To build an open-source peer-to-peer Internet infrastructure that removes all forms of centralization from the global IT systems. Anything we do needs to improve the planet’s situation and benefit the people around us. Internet access is a human right and it can change everything for the lives of people as an infinite source of tools and information. Our technology was designed to scale ThreeFold anywhere electricity and bandwidth are present.\nMobile # Aliasing # Abine - Offers Phone masking/aliasing for a fee.\nFireFox Relay - Phone Alias service that comes along with an email alias service. Email aliasing is free, phone alias service requires a small monthly fee.)\nSee our All in one Privacy Section for More\nAlternative App Stores # Accrescent - Accrescent is a private and secure Android app store built with modern features in mind. It aims to provide a developer-friendly platform and pleasant user experience while enforcing modern security and privacy practices and offering robust validity guarantees for installed apps.\nAPK-Pure - A site to download and install APK\u0026rsquo;s (install files for phone OSes) this is an easy way to completely bypass app stores. The downside is that your software needs to be updated manually through APK-Pure and is not managed automatically by an app store.\nAptoide - A competitor to the google app store. With over 1 millon apps. While its not specifically privacy focused its a nice alternative when you cant use the regular good app store, or if you cant find what you need in F-Droid.\nAurora Store - A privacy front end for the Google App store. You can find anything you need from google through Aurora. However as this is a front end, it connects to the google app store so that you dont have too. This does require an account. Aurora provides anonymous accounts for you to use, however Google will rate limit these accounts to make them difficult to use sometimes. You can just create your own Gmail account to bypass this if necessary.\nF-Droid - F-Droid is the premier app store for open source apps. For anyone truly intrested in privacy should first check for apps in F-droid before going to mainstream appstores as Fdroid only carries Open Source apps. Completely free, open source and does not require an account.\nObtainium - Obtainium allows you to install and update apps directly from their releases pages, and receive notifications when new releases are made available.\nBurner Phone Numbers # 5sim - Over 500,000 Numbers Originating from Around 180 Countries Online. Low fees. Does not take cryptocurrency.\nBurnerApp - Burner Phone numbers. Usually work for services like Amazon and Twitter\nCrypton - Affordability meets security: For the cost of a movie ticket per month, get a physical SIM phone number. All your messages are encrypted with your personal key, protecting them from prying eyes.\nFreePhoneNum - One time Use burner numbers. Many services wont accept these.\nPhone Blur - offers the use of non-VoIP US phone numbers for account verification, multi-factor authentication, and other needs. Formerly Text Secure.\nSMSPool - Privacy focused non voip SMS burner numbers with area codes from all over the world. Company accepts cryptocurrency including Monero. Cheap options that are known to work with difficult providers like Discord or Twitter.\nSMS4SATS - Bitcoin focused SMS numbers that utilize Bitcoins Layer 2, Lightning network.\nTelnum - Burner Numbers and permanent numbers via Monero\nTossable Digits - Alternative to Google voice for phone porting. Also provides multiple phone numbers.\nMobile Operating Systems # CalyxOS - A privacy focused de-Googled Android Alternative that’s more privacy focused than Lineage but more user friendly than Graphene. Only available on Google Pixel models.\nE.foundation - Degoogled Phone OS that works with most major phone models\nGraphene OS - The king of Privacy phones. Completely de-googled heavily privacy focused phone App Store. Only available on Google Pixel models. Install Guide and Another install guide\nHavoc-OS - Similar to Lineage with large compatibility of devices. Works on over 150 devices. Still available but not a lot of updates.\nLineage – An open source Android alternative that’s compatible with most major Smart Phone and other Android Devices. Does not have a locked bootloader, which is a slight security concern.\nPlexus - App that lists compatibility of over 1000 phone apps for Open source phone roms.\nUbuntu Touch - Open Source Phone and Tablet Rom.\nMobile Phones # Above Phone - The Above Phone offers Graphene OS phones for sale along with their own services like \u0026ldquo;Above VPN\u0026rdquo; along with additional support to help you get fully migrated over to their ecosystem.\nDe-googled - Sells De-googled phones, Lineage Calyx and Graphene - Takes crypto\nEfani - Company that offers Sim Swap protection and prevention. \u0026ldquo;Efani works like any other carrier, except Efani adds exceptional security to your plan via an impressive security tech stack.\u0026rdquo;\nFairphone - Sustainable phone that lets your replace all parts in the phone. Will support CalyxOS soon. currently only available in the UK. Also offers sustainable headphones and other items.\nFreedomphone - NOT RECOMMENDED. Privacy focused phone marketing towards conservatives. OS Is closed source, with little in the way of details on how anything actually works. Backed by conservative commentator Candace Owens.\nFrequency Check - App that lets you check what plans and locations your phone is compatible with.\nIsland - Sandboxing app for Stock Android\nMamushi- Specializes in Calyx OS , Accepts Monero.\nMark37 - A full service Christian privacy company that specializes in their \u0026ldquo;Ghost Phone\u0026rdquo; a Graphene OS phone with custom config. Offers several other privacy services and devices.\nNitrokey - Phones with Mics and Cameras removed\nPine64 - Completely Open Source Phone. May have some compatibility issues.\nPrivate Phone Shop - Fully configured privacy focused phones you purchase. Primarily offers Lineage and Graphene OS. Also offers other privacy services.\nProject Guardian - A physical phone silencing device. A new machine that silences all noise going into your phone from your micophone. All you have to do is set your phone on top of the device and it blocks all incoming sound. Also provides wireless charging. Can be used with two phones at a time.\nPurism - NOT RECOMENDED. Completely Open Source Phone from the ground up, however this comes with many difficulties including supply chain issues. Purism has been known to have very late deliveries in some cases as long as years with no refunds. Order with caution.\nRoninMobile - RoninDojo a bitcoin privacy company, now makes pixel based phones with options for both Calyx and Graphene.\nUnplugged Phone - Unplugged phone is a closed source privacy phone touted by many conservative influencers. It offers its own ecosystem of privacy apps. However many of these apps arent likely to be very useful since you need their phone in order to use them. Given this and the closed source nature of the software we cannot recomend this phone at this time. You are better off with known Open-source alternatives.\nVolla Phone - A minimalist design and new operating concept with the springboard, quick menu and collections. Comes with either Volla OS or Ubuntu Touch installed.\nMobile Service Providers # AweSIM - Privacy focused phone service. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nFreedomPop - Cheap and in some cases free VOIP plans.\nInvisv - Privacy focused phone service. INVISV Relay brings Multi-Party Relay (MPR) privacy to Android, offering a service that decouples trust: where INVISV\u0026rsquo;s job is to ensure that nobody but you has all your critical information. In effect, your requests for data from the Internet, whether with a web browser or with any other app, are unlinked from your identity, and neither INVISV nor our infrastructure partners nor your broadband Internet provider nor a mobile operator can link your identity and your Internet usage and location together.\nSIMXL - e-SIMs Accessible for Everyone, that accepts Monero.\nSilent Link - A real phone number provider not a VOIP number, that can be acquired anonymously. Only allows for incoming calls, but also provides a cheap data plan. Does not always provide the best service. A backup data plan is not a bad idea with this service while using Silent link primarily for privacy.\nVOIP Providers # Hushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nJMP - Private VOIP numbers. Uses the company Telnyx on the back end, but it try\u0026rsquo;s to make this process simpler for a small fee, as you can use Telnyx directly for cheaper fees and good privacy but the process is quite difficult.\nPassword Managers # Password managers are one of the few security tools that makes your life easier. With all of your passwords in one place, often including a password autofill so that you don\u0026rsquo;t have to even type your password, which also helps to keep you safe from keylogging or should surfing attacks.\nBitwarden - FOSS password manager. Free cloud password management, or you can completely self host. 2FA is easily configurable as well. Decryption happens on your client device not on the server, meaning your passwords are encrypted if the server is compromised. Bitwarden also has a password generator, and allows for multiple password encrypted password accounts making it perfect for a small enterprise solution.\nKeepass - The top local password manager. Instead of setting up a server you can run your password manager directly on your personal work machine.\nPasswordSafe - A local password Manager that utilizes Blowfish. Created by security expert and old school cypherpunk Bruce Schneier. Works on windows and Linux.\nVPNMentor Secure Password Generator - Online Password generator for when you aren\u0026rsquo;t working with a standard password manager. Provides other high quality VPN and password related tools as well, like a password strength checker.\nPrivacy for Cars # 49dollarmontanaregisteredagent - Montana based company that creates LLC’s and will register your car to that LLC in Montana thus keeping your name unattached to the car. Montana has the added benefit of a one time registration for cars over 11 years old and no emissions or safety checks\nDeflock - Deflock is a site that tracks \u0026ldquo;Flock\u0026rdquo; ALPR camera readers. Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) are cameras that capture images of all passing license plates, storing details like the car\u0026rsquo;s location, date, and time. These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles—regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. While these systems can be useful for tracking stolen cars or wanted individuals, they are mostly used to track the movements of innocent people.\nFreedomev - Open source software for Tesla cars. Still in development.\nGhostPlate - Physical device that lets you temporarily obscure your license plate.\nNotmyPlate - App that lets you request to legally opt out of License plate collection data via the GDPR. Not likely to be super helpful in non EU countries.\nOpen Auto - An open source alternative to Android Auto, and app that helps you utilize your phone wild driving.\nOpen XC - OpenXC is a combination of open source hardware and software that lets you extend your vehicle with custom applications and pluggable modules. It uses standard, well-known tools to open up a wealth of data from the vehicle to developers, even beyond OBD-II.\nPlate Privacy - A project by the Institute for Justice to track car camera software and fight back.\nPrivacyforCars - Delete your data from rental cars after you are no longer using them. Website also provides a lot of other privacy education on vehicles.\nVehiclePrivacyreport - Check for status of vehicles internet connection to the manufacturers\nPrivacy Resources and Education # Podcasts # Citadel Dispatch - Hosted by Matt Odell a Freedom and Bitcoin Advocate.\nClosed Network - Privacy and security podcast focused on the everyday person and using simple tools and techniques to become a smaller target for online attacks.\nOptOut - Hosted by privacy and freedom advocate Seth for Privacy, covering a wide range of privacy related issues.\nPrivacy Security and Osint - Hosted by the king of privacy, Micahel Bazzell, covers a wide range of privacy, security and Osint. Currently on a hiatus.\nSurveillance Report - Joint hosted by Privacy advocates Henry from Techlore and Nate from the New Oil. Break down of weekly data leaks and privacy incursions.\nWatchMan Privacy - Hosted by Gabriel Custodiet, a principled privacy and freedom advocate.\nOther Privacy Lists # alternativeto.net\nbrainfucksec.github.io/a-good-privacy-list\ndegoogle.jmoore.dev/#replacementsalternatives\ngithub.com/mendel5/alternative-front-ends\ngithub.com/mjovanc/awesome-decentralized\ngithub.com/pluja/awesome-privacy\nlopp.net/bitcoin-information/privacy.html\nnomoregoogle.com\nPrism-Break\nproducthunt.com\nprivacyfirstproducts.softr.app\nprivacytools.io\nreddit.com/r/privacy/wiki/de-google\nsovereignstack.tools\nPurchase Proxys # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nAnonShop - This one works a bit different. You pick a product you want and send the link to AL. AL will then purchase the item and send it to a nearby locker based on your zip code. All paid with Monero. This currently only works for Amazon orders.\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPurse.io - A purchase proxy that offers up to 15% discounts with crypto and users will purchase products for you. Currently takes BTC, BCH and lightning.\nRouters # Anyone - A harward based internet router/proxy that provides privacy by default.\nFlash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router,that prioritizes network wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come per-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers than can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that thats forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls and a virtual server seperate from the Firewall OS.\nSearch # Brave Search - Private search results, using its own indexer, with full search transparency. Aims to be one of the biggest competitors to google. In Depth Review\nDuckDuckGo - Biggest privacy focused search engine, they have admitted to censoring in some cases, but overall still better than Google.\nKagi - Privacy respecting search engine does not track any info or provide any ads and no data mining or IP collecting. Requires an account and limits amount of searches per day for free accounts. Offers paid accounts as well. Not Open Source. Privacy policy\nMojeek - Search engine that claims to use its own indexer and does not rely on search results from Bing or Google\nPresearch - Decentralized search engine that pays you out per search with their own token. You can also run a node and get paid out in their token provided you meet the minimum requirements.\nSearx - Searx is probably the most hard-core of the options, but provides a very solid experience and search results across multiple sources.\nSearch Ranking and Analysis\nWhoogle - A google search proxy that can be hosted. Check out Seth for Privacys public instance of Whoogle It’s easy to self-host, if desired.Public instances\nShipping Services # AtoB - Everything you need to send and receive packages in a decentralized way. Built on NOSTR.\nAmerica’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nProxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide.\nSovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption.\nTraveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it.\nVirtual Private Networks (VPNs) # Cloak - Experimental new program. it works by masquerading proxied traffic as normal web browsing activities. In contrast to traditional tools which have very prominent traffic fingerprints and can be blocked by simple filtering rules, it\u0026rsquo;s very difficult to precisely target Cloak with little false positives. This increases the collateral damage to censorship actions as attempts to block Cloak could also damage services the censor state relies on.\nGuardster - Anonymizer service that provides an alternative to VPN.\nIVPN - No logs, regularly audited VPN service, No customer data stored, Clear privacy policy, Transparent ownership and team, Strong ethics: no trackers, no false promises, no surveillance ads. In Depth Reviews\nKagi - (Note: appears in search section as well, if you want to keep just one mention, you can.)\nLN VPN - VPN service based on the lightning network. You can purchase and use wireguard based VPN services all on lightning. Also offers phone numbers per country all paid via lightning.\nLokiNet - New experimental TOR competitor.\nMullvad - Mullvad has a long reputation of preserving privacy. Mullvad does not log traffic, proven by a police raid. Allows anonymous sign ups, Accepts Monero for payment for Premium accounts. Uses a killswitch and uses Wireguard for speed and security. Provides a mobile app and desktop app. The Mobile app can be a bit finicky for some people. Does not have an app kill switch. In Depth Review\nNym - A new VPN project that works to implement new tech inlcuding mixnets, zk-nyms, post quantum tech and more. Backed by Wikileaks Chelsea Manning.\nPIA - PIA is a solid VPN provider that accepts BTC, uses Wireguard offers cheap rates. PIA is also well known for providing static Ip’s for your VPN. This can be useful for some services that block general VPN access. PIA does not keep logs for privacy concerns. Does not include a kill switch In Depth Review\nSentinel- A decentralized crypto currency backed VPN built on the Cosmos blockchain that aims to provide a decentralized VPN.\nVopono - App for managing Split tunneling in VPN’s. Split tunneling lets you send some traffic through a VPN and delegate specific traffic exempt to the VPN Encrypted tunnel or traffic. This can be useful when trying to use certain apps locally on a LAN. Some VPN Apps have this built in, but this isnt always accessible on all VPN’s or on all versions of the VPN. For Example Proton VPN has this function built in on the Windows version and the Mobile version but not on the linux desktop version.\nVPN Rankings and breakdowns by privacy advocate Techlore more VPN Rankings and More Rankings\nVPNMentor - Offers a wide range of VPN related education, in addition to VPN related tools and more VPN Rankings.\n"},{"id":17,"href":"/self-hosting/","title":"Self Hosting","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If something is free, you’re not the customer; you’re the product.” ― Bruce Schneier\nWhile privacy tools are fantastic, they sometimes miss the true root of the problem. In times of increasing censorship and data theft, owning your data is the best way to increase your privacy and security while dramatically reducing your ability to be censored. When done right, much of this can be done very cheaply. If you already own your hardware much of the software is free or very cheap. Instead of never ending subscriptions and increasing costs with big tech, simply remove them from your life by self hosting. Take back your digital sovereignty.\nBackup Applications # Pika Backup - Pika Backup is designed to save your personal data and does not support complete system recovery. Locally and remote encrypted backups.Open Source.\nPerkeep - Perkeep is a set of open source formats, protocols, and software for modeling, storing, searching, sharing and synchronizing data in the post-PC era. Data may be files or objects, tweets or 5TB videos, and you can access it via a phone, browser or FUSE filesystem. Open Source.\nProxmox Backup Server - Proxmox Backup Server is an enterprise backup solution, for backing up and restoring VMs, containers, and physical hosts. By supporting incremental, fully deduplicated backups, Proxmox Backup Server significantly reduces network load and saves valuable storage space. With strong encryption and methods of ensuring data integrity, you can feel safe when backing up data, even to targets which are not fully trusted.\nCamera Systems # Ezvidoo - EZVidoo is a free CCTV surveillance software for Windows, Linux, and Raspberry Pi. It supports IP Cameras by default, local USB cams, and Camera Audios.EZVidoo also supports numerous sensor types as motion, audio, object, face, and person sensors. By default, it offers a recording support on 24/7 basic, and features, alerts, notifications and mobile access. Not open source.\nIspyconnect - Free and Open source Camera software. Compatible with a wide range of camera devices.\nKerberos.io - An open, scalable and modular solution that supports your use cases at home up to large scale production video landscapes.\nCloud Document Services # Cryptpad - End-to-end encrypted and open-source collaboration suite, that can be used in the cloud or self-hosted. Google docs alternative.\nOnlyOffice - Includes Free Cloud, Paid Cloud, and Self-Hosted options.\nStandard Notes - One of the top note-taking apps. Self-hostable, includes 2FA, E2E, scheduled email backups and more. Charges for the higher level plans with more features.\nCloud Hosting # Open Source as a Service # Cryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nDisroot - Privacy-focused ecosystem. Provides multiple cloud services. Including Email, Nextcloud, Cryptpad etc…\nFederated.Computer - Great open-source replacements for Dropbox, Google Workplace, Zoom, Slack, Airtable, Mailchimp, 1Password, Netlify, Github, Calendy, your spying VPN and much more for the low price of $39 a month. As many users as you want. Only pay for more storage when/if you need it.Federated includes Human Support and full Backups. The benefits of self-hosting without the day-to-day high-stakes drudgery. Affiliate Link\nKoofr - Allows for importing of Drive, Dropbox etc. Privacy-focused cloud storage free up to 10 Gb’s. ^1,2^\nNextCloud - Self-hosted cloud software for a massive amount of options. Takes a bit of config, but nextcloud functions as a full Google Docs replacement in addition to many other options including music and video hosting. Also provides cloud hosting if you do not wish to self-host. Next Cloud is currently available in other Privacy-focused ecosystems like Start9, Umbrel, Yunohost, Dietpi and many more, with just a few clicks. Or you can self-host on your OS of choice.\nLink Tree Alternatives # AllMyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nCoinDrop - Like link tree but specifically for crypto web wallets. All your wallets and donation methods in one simple place.\nLibertyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nOperating Systems # While more well-known OSes like Windows server or Ubuntu server are great, there are other lesser-known OSes purpose-built to help people self-host, by pre-packaging applications in nice ready-made GUI. This can be especially useful for less technical users.\nHyperVisors for Virtualization # ProxMox - Proxmox is the primary open source solution for virtual machine hosting. Like VmWare or Hyper V except Proxmox is completely open source and free. It offers you the ability to run multiple virtual servers on a single physical server, easily allowing you to run several different software Operating systems for zero cost. Comes with snapshots, backups, server monitoring, native containerization and much more. Find a list of Proxmox based scripts here these scripts allow for single lines of code for setting up hundreds of apps. One of the absolute best ways to get into self hosting. XCP-NG - A solid alternative to Proxmox. the user-friendly, high-performance virtualization solution, developed collaboratively for unrestricted features and open-source accessibility with Turnkey Server Virtualization. Operating Systems # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, NEAR, Avalanche and more.\nCASA OS - Community-based open source software focused on delivering simple personal cloud experience around Docker ecosystem. Despite the name CASA OS is not an OS. It is an app similar to Umbrel or Citadel, a GUI for docker images. Comes with some unique apps, like Nginx Proxy Manager and Cloudflare Tunnels. Also provides Clearnet support with a fairly flexible set of config options. Also has a nice simple GUI for file uploads, this is especially useful with something like Jellyfin or Calibre-Web.\nCitadel - Umbrel open source Fork offering much of the same options.\nCloudron - Cloudron is unique in that it offers offsite backups to AWS, includes a built-in firewall that monitors all traffic and comes with its own built-in email server.\nCoolify - An open-source \u0026amp; self-hostable Heroku / Netlify alternative.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Storj, Zcash, Cosmos Tornado Cash and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nDietPI - A Linux distro OS. Dietpi comes with over 200 app packages and dependencies built in. While more command line skills are required than Umbrel or Embassy, Dietpi makes it very easy to install over 100 apps and dependencies. While largely built for Raspberry Pi, Dietpi also has specific images created for a wide range of hardware. Dietpi is a bit more difficult than platforms like Yunohost, but runs a bit more reliably and offers more total tools, including backups, VPN integration, clearnet, and more. Documentation is better than Yunohost, but could still be improved.\nFulmo - A lighting network focused OS configured to run on a Raspberry Pi.\nFreedomBox - Another OS that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Currently more limited than most of the other OSes in terms of apps in the internal app store.\nHome Lab OS - HomelabOS allows anyone to easily deploy, backup, restore, and maintain over 100 different applications and services. Everything from video players, to home automation, to chat services. These services can continue to function at full speed on your LAN even when your external internet is completely offline.\nMoneroOS - OS dedicated to Monero mining.\nMy Node BTC - Another OS that focuses primarily on Bitcoin Software. Includes BTCPay Server, Dojo, Whirlpool, Join Market and much more. Comes with Clearnet, Tor, and I2P.\nPinode-XMR - PiNode-XMR is a completely free and open source suite of tools to help a user run their own Monero node with ease. PiNode-XMR is designed for use with single board computers (SBC) such as the Raspberry Pi, Pine64 or Odroid hardware to allow for very cheap node setup and minimal 24/7 running costs due to low power usage.\nPiBox - Currently has a small offering of Apps but is working on adding more. Notable Apps are Nextcloud, Jellyfin and Homeassistant.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nRunTipi - Tipi is a personal homeserver orchestrator. It is running docker containers under the hood and provides a simple web interface to manage them. Every service comes with an opinionated configuration in order to remove the need for manual configuration and network setup. RunTipi comes with Clearnet configuration, but this can be a bit buggy in some cases. This is still very much in development.\nStart9 - Start OS makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy, not completely open source. Currently routes all services over TOR or lets you host over LAN. This increases privacy but can make things more difficult to interact with Non TOR/Start9 users. Heavily supports bitcoin software and includes a NOSTR node and several other tools. While there is currently no clearnet support, StartOS is overall very stable. Start9 also offers some of the better documentation and error handling. Save 5% on any S9 Server with code \u0026ldquo;LOTR\u0026rdquo;\nUBOS - A newer project. Less impressive interface and less apps than some of the other projects.\nUmbrel - Interface that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Beautiful interface but still needs a few bugs worked out. Apps are difficult to config after being setup. Offers lots of Bitcoin Node Software. Umbrel and StartOS are very similar options as they both focus heavily on BTC and Lightning nodes and currently offer only LAN and TOR hosting. Umbrel offers more apps but Start OS offers a much more reliable platform. Umbrel is not an OS but rather an GUI application manager for Docker.\nYunoHost - Free and Open Source with over 100 apps. Yuno host comes with Clearnet support with your own custom domains and offers you free pre-selected domains you can use. Yunohost has a nice troubleshooting tool that helps you find issues with port/firewall troubleshooting. Yunohost has a lot of features but can be a bit buggy at times.\nMedia Center OSes # If you are currently running a Roku, Amazon Firestick, or pretty much any other store-bought hardware device for media streaming, it\u0026rsquo;s very likely that it sends out massive amounts of data back to different companies. This is terrible for privacy, self-sovereignty, security, and internet bandwidth. While it\u0026rsquo;s difficult to purchase hardware that does not do this, you can set up your own version with some of the following user-friendly Operating systems.\nLibreElec - LibreELEC is a lightweight ‘Just enough OS’ Linux distribution purpose-built for Kodi on current and popular mediacentre hardware.\nOSMC - OSMC (Open Source Media Center) is a free and open source media player based on Linux. Founded in 2014, OSMC lets you play back media from your local network, attached storage, and the Internet. OSMC is the leading media center in terms of feature set and community and is based on the Kodi project.\nXbian - XBian is a small, fast, and lightweight media center distribution for the Raspberry Pi, CuBox-i, Hummingboard, and many more devices to come. It is based on a minimal Debian and therefore offers much of the same freedom as Debian offers. Our slogan is “XBian, the bleeding edge” as our main focus is delivering the fastest Kodi solution for various small form factor computers.\nPhoto Storage # Ente - Encrypted cloud photo storage.\nImmich - Self-hosted backup solution for photos and videos on mobile devices.\nPhotoprism - PhotoPrism is an AI-Powered Photos App for the Decentralized Web. It makes use of the latest technologies to tag and find pictures automatically without getting in your way. You can run it at home, on a private server, or in the cloud.\nRemote Control Software # AeroAdmin - Easy and free Remote access service for many OS’s. Not Open source.\nMesh Commander - Free Open Source Teamviewer Alternative.\nNetBird - NetBird combines a WireGuard®-based overlay network with Zero Trust Network Access, providing a unified open source platform for reliable and secure connectivity. Requires authentication account with a big tech identity provider. Offers free self hosting options.\nPangolin - Pangolin is an open-source and identity-aware tunneled reverse proxy server. Pangolin’s distributed architecture with nodes provide highly available ingress to ensure applications always remain accessible. Open Source.\nRustDesk - TeamViewer, AnyDesk, and Splashtop to RustDesk for a secure and reliable remote desktop experience with your own self-hosted servers. Open Source.\nTailScale - Tailscale is an easy VPN that allows you to connect back into your network without excessive configuration or firewall rules. While Tailscale is not fully open source and requires an requires authentication account with a big tech identity provider. However there is a fully self-hosted version you can run.\nRouters # Flash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router, that prioritizes network-wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come pre-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built-in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers that can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all-purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router, or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that is forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls, and a virtual server separate from the Firewall OS.\nSSH/RDP Applications # Easy SSH - Simple application that lets you save all of your SSH logins and passwords in one easy interface. This way you can login go from SSH terminal port easily and quickly without needing to type in your credentials. Linux Only.\nmRemoteNG - Just like Easy SSH, but also supports RDP, Telnet, HTTPS, Powershell, and more. Windows only.\nWebsite Tools # Ackee - Self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool for those who care about privacy. Ackee runs on your own server, analyzes the traffic of your websites, and provides useful statistics in a minimal interface.\nGhost - Self-Hosting and cloud hosting with open source software. Ghost is primarily used as a blogging platform as a competitor to something like Substack. Unlike Hugo Ghost offers a GUI for most of your website management.\nHugo - Popular open-source static site generators. Helps you simply create websites for desktop and mobile without substantial amounts of HTML code. Hugo is completely open source and utilizes markdown files primarily. Liberty Tools is run with Hugo.\nImmuneweb - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\nMatomo - Privacy first Google analytics alternative.\nPlausible - Simple and privacy-friendly Google Analytics alternative - Extensive Review\nSSLLABS - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\n"},{"id":18,"href":"/social-media/","title":"Social Media","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.” ― George Washington\nSocial media is a mixed bag. It connects the world and allows for the rapid dissemination of news, true and untrue. But in the last few years censorship has become a massive problem across all major social media platforms. Its important that we cultivate presences on social media that are more resilient to censorship and de-platforming. These services should be run as decentralized as possible to avoid coordinated take downs like we saw with the Conservative social media company Parler, where big tech collaborated to largely destroy the company.\nFreedom Respecting Social Media # Blue Sky - Blue Sky is an open source project backed by Jack Dorsey in an attempt to create a decentralized social network protocol as an alternative to Twitter. In May 2024 Jack Dorsey resigned from the BlueSky board, and donated 21 Million to the Open Source Protocol NOSTR. Blue Sky is very leftwing.\nDiaspora - Diaspora is a decentralized open source social media platform. With Diaspora you need to host your own instance by running a server or \u0026ldquo;pod\u0026rdquo;, meaning you own your data. Due to the decentralized nature of the platform it can be difficult to connect with other profiles, the platform has less than 1 million users after after 13 years of operation.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here\nGab - A centralized Free Speech Social media platform. Gab has been de-platformed by most of big tech and largely runs its own architecture in order to to keep operations running. Platform users tend to skew right wing.\nGettr - GETTR is a social media platform built on the foundation of freedom of opinion and expression. Gettr is a socialized platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t seem to offer anything particularly new, other than being a Twitter Alternative. Private messages claim to be E2E. But Gettr is not open sourced.\nLemmy - Lemmy is a selfhosted social link aggregation and discussion platform. Similar to Reddit but it is completely free and open, and not controlled by any company. This means that there is no advertising, tracking, or secret algorithms. Content is organized into communities, so it is easy to subscribe to topics that you are interested in, and ignore others. Voting is used to bring the most interesting items to the top.\nLocals - Locals is a free speech social media platform that is owned by Rumble. Locals is a centralized alternative to other social media. Founded by conservative commentator Dave Rubin.\nMastodon - Mastodon is an open source, self hosted social networking service that aims to be a twitter competitor. Mastodon lets you connect to specific Mastodon instances as part of a federation protocol. Due to this setup Larger mastodon servers can censor other servers from connecting to their instances. Tends to be a more left wing community.\nMeWe - MeWe is a centralized company that\u0026rsquo;s been running a social media platform for over a decade. MeWe is committed to privacy and an ad-free experience. The project is currently in development to be migrated to web3 blockchain based infrastructure.\nMinds - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.\nTruth Social - Founded by Donald Trump in response to Trump getting removed from Twitter. Truth Social is a centralized open source fork of Mastodon. Truth Social is known to censor content, mostly leftwing content.\nTwitter/X - Twitter is a centralized social media platform. While Twitter has become a free speech focused platform its far from perfect. Twitter is overwhelmingly the single biggest platform for spreading speech. Twitter is bad for privacy and is encouraging a ID based verification program, that will be in the hands of its future owners. Case against Twitter\nMeetup Alternatives # Agorakit - Agorakit is web-based, open source groupware for collectives. By creating collaborative groups, people can discuss topics, organize events, store files and keep everyone updated as needed. Agorakit is a forum, calendar, file manager, mapping tool and email notifier.\nFlockstr - NOSTR based Meetup alternative. Connects directly with your NOSTR Account, and also works with your lightning wallet to receive ZAPS (micro bitcoin transactions.)\nJoinMobilizon - Mobilizon is not a giant platform, but a multitude of interconnected Mobilizon websites. This federated architecture helps avoid monopolies and offers a diversity of hosting terms of service.\nLuma - An international meetup alternative, that provides more value at a much lower price than meetup. Has built in support for cryptocurrency wallets like Eth and Solana.\nPartiful - Free for users, requires SMS in order to gave out regular event updates. Not specifically freedom focused, but another good option.\nNOSTR # NOSTR is the future of decentralized social media. NOSTR is not controlled or owned by any private company or person. NOSTR is a protocol similar to Email or TCP/IP. It can be accessed by anyone or any company. NOSTR uses the dumb server smart client model. Meaning anyone can setup a simple server/relay that preserves and encrypts the NOSTR ecosystem. NOSTR directly incorporates bitcoin via the lightning network. You can send \u0026ldquo;ZAPS\u0026rdquo; which are low cost lightning transactions to any person on NOSTR, and your posts can likewise receives Zaps from anyone on the network. In addition to major support from the freedom and Bitcoin communities, NOSTR has been financially backed by Jack Dorsey and heavily supported by Edward Snowden. NOSTR offers several different clients that allow you to interact with the NOSTR protocol. Some of those clients:\nAlby - A NOSTR and Bitcoin plugin. Allows you to hold your private keys in order to interact with NOSTR, lighting and other bitcoin apps.\nDamus - NOSTR Client for Iphone.\nNOSTR Apps - A database of many differnt NOSTR Apps\nNostr.Watch - Track relays where a connection can currently be established.\nNostr.directory - Find your twitter follows on NOSTR\nNostrChat - Encrypted chat built on NOSTR.\nPrimal - A client designed to look like a twitter clone.\nZap.Stream - Directly integrated into NOSTR Zap lets you stream for SATS (bitcoin Lightning) and earn in kind easily from any and all viewers.\nYoutube Alternatives # Bitchute - A decentralized Youtube alternative that tends to have a lot of right-leaning content, due to this they often get censored or blocked.\nCiVL - CiVL is a free streaming platform for courageous stories and subversive ideas that challenge power structures. Get access to award-winning films, shows, and debates. No ads. No credit card to join.\nD.tube - A decentralized youtube alternative. DTube is a community powered video sharing platform where users vote on videos to reward creators, curators, influencers and viewers in cryptocurrency.\nMadiator - Privacy focused front end for LBRY, the network that hosts ODYSEE.\nODYSEE - A decentralized video platform built on the LBRY network. With the recent SEC Judgement against ODYSEE the long term future of the platform is uncertain, however plans are to migrate to the Arweave network. Odysee also has a nice simple feature allowing you to connect your youtube channel and autosync all content for a convenient backup of your channel.\nPeerTube A free and open-source, decentralized, ActivityPub federated video platform powered by WebTorrent, that uses peer-to-peer technology to reduce load on individual servers when viewing videos.\nRumble - A centralized alternative to youtube that bills itself as protector of free speech.\n"}]
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-[{"id":0,"href":"/affiliates/","title":"Affiliates","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Tell me with whom you associate, and I will tell you who you are.\u0026rdquo; - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe\nThis is our affiliate page for brands we use and trust. While the goal of Liberty Tools is to list every single tool for human liberty, we cant vet them all. These are brands and projects that we actually use and endorse and generally have a relationship with. As such, we have affiliate links with them, and this is one small way you can support us at no additional cost to you! These links also show up on their specific categories page as well.\nAupa Bar - The Chad of energy bars run by a based bitcoin business. High quality grass fed meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit, no garbage filler like seed oils. AUPA gives 5% discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. These bars come from the best quality farms in Colorado. Stack this with code \u0026ldquo;Liberty\u0026rdquo; for an additional 5% off some of the best meat bars around.\nCloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nDelete Me - Our date is leaked everyday. Thats why its important to use services like Delete Me. Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. Use our Affiliate link to save 20%.\nFederated.Computer - Federated is another Denver based company offering Open Source as a service. Sometimes physically hosting servers just isn\u0026rsquo;t viable. In those cases cloud hosting can be a necessary option. But most cloud hosting come from tech giants like AWS or Google Cloud who sell your data and will censor you if you have the wrong politics. Federated.Computer offers you cheap, easy open source options to get many of the benefits of Big Tech without compromising your privacy. Please use our affiliate link to sign up if you\u0026rsquo;re interested!\nHushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nLive Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our affiliate link if you are interested.\nPrivacy.com - Privacy.com is the best way to pay with fiat online while still protecting your privacy. Create debit card aliases that can be limited based on total amount spends or by vendors. With card aliases you dont have to worry about leaked card info, overcharges or annoying vendors that refuse to cancel your subscription, privacy.com lets you do all of that for free. Please use our referral link and sign up for a free account.\nStart 9 - Start 9 is one of our favorite companies. Local to Denver, Start9 offers home personal servers with their own Operating system, that makes it easy for you to own and host your data out of a physical server that you own. Offers an app store with multiple applications that include Bitcoin and Monero full nodes, Matrix and SimpleX messaging, Vaultwarden for password management, Nextcloud for all sorts of hosting including word docs, music, contacts calendar and so much more.\n"},{"id":1,"href":"/agorism/","title":"Agorism","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If taxation without consent is not robbery, then any band of robbers have only to declare themselves a government, and all their robberies are legalized.” ― Lysander Spooner\nAgorism is a social philosophy that advocates creating a society in which all relations between people are voluntary exchanges by means of counter-economics, engaging with aspects of nonviolent revolution, founded by Samuel Edward Konkin the third. Agorism is a different approach to creating freedom, than electoral politics. Sometimes also known as the concept of \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizens.\u0026rdquo;\nAgorist Communities (International) # Bitcoin Beach - Bitcoin Beach is working to create a sustainable circular Bitcoin economy in El Salvador. Following the dramatic decrease in crime and the governments bitcoin backing, Bitcoin Beach has become one of the best Bitcoin communities in the world. Free Society - Free Society aims to build a new sovereign society by negotiating with an existing government. There are many examples of governments granting another nation sovereignty over a part of their territory, and Free Society believes this is the best way forward. Free State Project - The Free State Project is a movement of thousands of freedom-loving people to New Hampshire. Started in 2003, there are thousands of individuals just like you in New Hampshire. Together, Free Staters have built an incredible, real-life community full of people who value liberty and responsibility. Free Cities - The Free Cities Foundation aims to inspire, inform and connect people to create a global market of living together in Free Cities. Free Cities are self-governing territories that uphold individual rights and freedoms. They aim to create more prosperous and autonomous urban spaces. Freedom Haven - Seasteading org working to build a workable seasteading options. Seasteading is the idea of creating permanent living homes that exist outside government jurisdiction in international waters. Liberland - The Free Republic of Liberland is a small experimental country located on the banks of the Danube River, known as Gornja Siga. Liberland is built on classical liberal (libertarian) ideals which emphasize autonomy and minimize the state\u0026rsquo;s encroachment on individual liberties. Rule of law, bodily autonomy, free trade, freedom of choice, freedom of movement, and others are all core tenets of our fledgling nation. PraxisNation - Praxis Nation builds off the concept of the network state by Balaji Srinivasan. Which theories that in the modern world we can create a decentralized country that can offer many of the benefits of standard country. Praxis aims to offer land, its own currency and eventually citizenship among many other things. Pronomos - Pronomos is a venture capital fund that works to build the \u0026ldquo;cities of tomorrow.\u0026rdquo; Pronomos has worked to fund Prospera, Praxis, and many more starup cities. Prospera - Prospera is a new libertarian smart city located in Honduras, that works as an economic zone largely free of local government taxes. An experimental project that does exist by a government grant, but its working to prove out a new potential model of cities. Learn more with the REASON documentary. Digital Nomad Services # Escapees - Escapees bills itself as an RV club, but it offers many services for a digital nomad lifestyle, including mail forwarding and temporary residences among many other things. Based in the U.S. Liberation Travel - Focuses on helping users find residency in multiple countries primarly including Paraguay, Uruguay, Panama and Georgia. Nomad Capitalist - Nomad Capitalist specializes in legally and ethically reducing your tax rate, diversifying and safeguarding your assets, growing your passport portfolio, and maximizing your freedom. Passports for Crypto - Quickly acquire Citizenship in St. Kitts by purchasing property without ever actually visiting St. Kitts. Planbpassport - A service that helps facilitate second passports. Accepts Bitcoin and very much adopts a \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizen\u0026rdquo; Mindset. General Tools # Agorist Nexus - Agorist Nexus is a hub for free exchange, focusing on the spread of Agorism and connecting the counter-economy Agorist Tax Advice - Paid service to minimize your tax strategy. Live Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our above affiliate link if you are interested. Lost Horizons - Platform with a wide range of topics around opting out of taxes and deconstructing the legal system. Mobazha - Formerly known as Openbazaar, Mobazaha aims to be a decentralized market where people can buy and sell products across the world for various different crypto currencies. One Stupid Fuck - Opt out of the tax structure. Terrible website name and design, but a resource that provides great step by step videos of opting out of the current tax structure. Taxation is Theft App - App that walks people through the logical ideas of taxation being theft. Similar to the not yet launched project \u0026ldquo;The mirror\u0026rdquo; by Larken Rose. Shipping Services # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Sovereign Homesteading # Abundant Acres - A small company that helps you design your sovereign homestead blueprint. Empshield - EMP Shield is the World’s first EMP protection technology for an entire home and vehicle tested to military and UL 1449 standards from ETL. H20 Machine - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. My Patriot Supply - Purchase food and other supplies. Seedarmory.com - Every one of Seed Armory\u0026rsquo;s seed vaults contains only 100% survival grade, 100% heirloom seeds, and are always non-GMO. Seeds, vaults, and packets are kept at low refrigerated temperatures until ready for shipping. Spout Water - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. Works at a much smaller scale than H20 Machine. StealthAngelSurvival.com - Purchase a wide variety of survival gear. Survivalrealty.com - Off grid real estate. "},{"id":2,"href":"/books/","title":"Books","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\nLiberty Tools Book List Welcome to the Liberty Tools Book list! This is our official book recommendations for the best books across a wide range of liberty topics. We do not specifically endorse every idea in these books or by these authors, but we do recommended them as a good place to learn about the topics at hand. Not all of these books are specifically libertarian, but they contain valuable information that could benefit anyone regardless of political philosophy. Find these books here: Anna\u0026rsquo;s Archive and Libgen If you enjoy any of these books please considering purchasing. Category Author Agorism Community Technology Karl Hess New Libertarian Manifesto Samuel Edward Konkin III Agorist Class Theory Wally Conger How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Derrick Broze Anti-Politics Sal Mayweather Anarchy in Practice - Stateless Solutions Community Technology David Freidman New Libertarian Manifesto Walter Block Agorist Class Theory Ryan McMaken How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Hans Herman Hoppe Anti-Politics Robert Murphy The Market for Liberty Morris/Linda Tannehill The New Libertarianism: Anarcho-Capitalism J. Michael Oliver Crypto Anarchy The Genesis Book Aaron Van Wirdun Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of Cryptocurrency Andy Greenberg This Machine Kills Secrets: Julian Assange, The Cypherpunks, and their fight to Empower Whistleblowers Andy Greenberg Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital Age Steven Levy The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age James Dale Davidson, Michael David Axtel Cryptocurrency Digital Gold Nathaniel Popper How Money got Free Patrick Eha Understanding Bitcoin Robert Muprhy and Silas Barta The Bitcoin Standard SaifeDean Ammous The Internet of Money Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Bitcoin Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Ethereum Andreas Antonopolous Hacking Bitcoin Roger Ver The Blocksize War Jonathan Bier Conspiracies Filthy Rich James Patterson All The Shahs Men Steven Kinzer JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters James W. Douglass Chaos Tom O\u0026rsquo;Neill Inventing the AIDS Virus Peter Duesberg The Controlled Demolition of the American Empire Charlie Robinson \u0026amp; Jeff Berwick A Warning from History Corey Hughes The Octopus of Global Control Charlie Robinson One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that gave Rise the Jeffrey Epstein Whitney Webb The Creature From Jekyll Island G Edward Griffin Covid The Real Anthony Fauci Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The War on Ivermectin Pierre Kory The Courage to Face Covid-19 Peter McCullough A Plague Upon Our House Scott Atlas Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19 Matt Ridley Diary of A Psychosis Tom Woods The Pfizer Papers Naomi Wolf Drug War and Prohibition The Economics of Prohibition Mark Thornton American Kingpin Nick Bilton High Price Dr. Carl Hart Chasing the Scream Johann Hari Dreamland: The True Tale of America\u0026rsquo;s Opiate Epidemic Sam Quinones Drug War Addiction Sheriff Bill Masters Gang Leader for A Day Sudhir Venkatesh Economics and History of Economics Economics in One Lesson Henry Hazlitt Basic Economics Thomas Sowell The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard Keynes Mark Skousen History of Money and Banking in the United States Murray Rothbard End the Fed Ron Paul Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles Jesus Huerta de Soto The Fiat Standard SaifeDean Ammous Environment American Serengeti Dan Flores Fossil Future Alex Epstein Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of Antihumanism Robert Zubrin Apocalypse Never Michael Shellenberger The Wizard and The Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow\u0026rsquo;s World Charles C. Mann Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Running With Rhinos Ed Warner Extremist Politics The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics Michael Malice SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought Police Vox Day The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure Greg Lukianoff and Johnathan Haidt Fiction Brave New World Aldous Huxley 1984 George Orwell Animal Farm George Orwell Molon Labe! Kenneth Royce (Boston T Party) Alongside Night J. Niel Schulman Freehold Michael Z. Williamson The Moon is a Harsh Mistress Robert Heinlen The Handmaid’s Tale Margaret Atwood Anthem Ayn Rand The Fountainhead Ayn Rand The Giver Lois Lowery Red Rising Pierce Brown Unintended Consequences John Ross The Probability Broach L. Neil Smith The High Ground Series Doug Casey Enemy of the State F. Paul Wilson Financial Crisis Meltdown Tom Woods Deep Freeze: Iceland\u0026rsquo;s Economic Collapse Phillip Bagus and David Howden Americas Great Depression Murray Rothbard The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last Century Mark Thornton End the Fed Ron Paul Gun Rights Come and Take it: The Gun Printers Guide to Thinking Free Cody Wilson The 10 Myths of Gun Control Jose Nino More Guns Less Crime John Lott Health and Nutrition Death by Food Pyramid Denise Minger Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim It Mary Ruwart The Primal Prescription Doug Mcguff and Robert Murphy Fat for Fuel Dr. Joseph Mercola Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless Health Casey Means and Calley Means Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Blind Spots: The Medicine Gets it Wrong and What it Means For our Health Marty Makary Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity Peter Attia History - General A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell A Peoples History of the United States Howard Zinn Albions\u0026rsquo;s Seed David Hackett Fischer The Dawn Of Everything: A New History of Humanity David Graber A Little History of the World EH Gombrich Debt: The First 5000 Years David Graber History of Government Institutions Legacy of Ashes: A history of the CIA Tim Weiner Enemies: A history of the FBI Tim Weiner The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles and their Secret World War Steven Kinzer Overthrow: Americas Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to Iraq Steven Kinzer History of Socialism The Almost Nearly Perfect People Michael Booth The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel Castro Humberto Fontova The Case Against Socialism Rand Paul History of War and Military The Strategic Logic of Suicide Bombers Robert Pape Enough Already: Time to End the War on Terror Scott Horton Death by Government: Genocide and Mass Murder Since 1900 R.J. Rummel Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catastrophe of Ukraine Scott Horton All the Shahs Men Stephen Kirzner Property Rights Against Intellectual Property Stephan Kinsella (Property Rights) - Freedom on the Frontier Terry Anderson \u0026amp; Peter J Hill How Music Got Free Steven Witt Water Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Space Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Against Intellectual Monopoly Michelle Boldrin \u0026amp; David Levine Intro to Liberty The Law Frederic Bastiat The Road to Serfdom Friedrich Hayek Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom Ron Paul The Revolution Ron Paul Intro to Anarchy No Treason: The Constitution of no Authority Lysander Spooner The Most Dangerous Superstition Larken Rose The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to Obey Michael Huemer The Anarchist\u0026rsquo;s Handbook Organized by Michael Malice Dissenting Electorate: Those Who Refuse to Vote and the Legitimacy of Their Opposition Wendy McElroy Individual Liberty Benjamin Tucker Freedom’s Progress: A History of Political Thought Gerard Casey Living Freedom The Freedom Outlaw\u0026rsquo;s Handbook: 179 Things to Do \u0026rsquo;til the Revolution Claire Wolfe 101 Things to Do \u0026lsquo;Til the Revolution: Ideas and Resources for Self-Liberation, Monkey Wrenching and Preparedness Claire Wolfe Don\u0026rsquo;t Shoot the Bastards (Yet): 101 More Ways to Salvage Freedom Claire Wolfe Net Neutrality The Fallacy of Net Neutrality Thomas Hazlett The Master Switch Tim Wu The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless Technology Thomas Hazlett Code 2.0 Lawrence Lessig Philosophy - General Drive: Understanding the science of Human motivation Daniel Pink Defending the Undefendable Walter Block Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder Nassim Taleb The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion Johnathan Haidt Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World David Epstein Philosophy - Political The Ethics of Liberty Murray Rothbard Anatomy of the State Murray Rothbard An Agorist Primer Samuel Konkin Our Enemy, the State Albert J Nock Police Brutality and the Justice system Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America\u0026rsquo;s Police Forces Radley Balko A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State John Whitehead The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison America Naomi Murakawa The New Jim Crow Michelle Alexander Ghettoside Jill Leovy I Can\u0026rsquo;t Breathe: A Killing on Bay Street Matt Taibbi Justice Before the Law Michael Huemer Revisionist History The Myth of the Robber Barons Burt Folsom The Art of Contrary Thinking Humphrey B. Neill Why American History is Not What They Say: An Introduction to Revisionism Jeff Riggenbach Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong James W. Loewen The Roosevelt Myth John T. Flynn The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary War Thomas J. DiLorenzo Security and Privacy The Art of Invisibility Kevin Mitnick How to Be Invisible J. J. Luna No Place to Hide Glen Greenwald Public Record Edward Snowden The Production of Security Gustave di Molinari Extreme Privacy: How to Disapear on the Internet Michael Bazzell Watchman Privacy Gabriel Custodiet Privacy in Utopia Gabriel Custodiet Schooling and Unschooling Radical Unschooling Dayna Martin The Case against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and Money Bryan Caplan Weapons of Mass Instruction John Taylor Gatto The Absorbent Mind Maria Montessori The College Scam: How America\u0026rsquo;s Universities Are Bankrupting and Brainwashing Away the Future of America\u0026rsquo;s Youth Charlie Kirk Vaccines Turtles All the Way Down Anonymous, Tim Vadnar The Moth in the Iron Lung Forrest Moready Crooked: Manmade Disease Explained Forrest Moready Dissolving Illusions Susan Humphries Vaccines, Autoimmunity and the Changing Nature of Childhood Illness Thomas Cowan "},{"id":3,"href":"/covid/","title":"Covid","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Every single thing that was done in public health in response to the pandemic made it worse.\u0026rdquo; - Peter A. McCullough\nThe Covid19 Lockdowns were the biggest event in our lifetimes. The damage done was immeasurable and still continues to this day. The power centers are looking to continue on with all of the covid tyranny. We must be vigilant in fighting back against the medical industrial complex.\nAnti Covid Orgs # Banners 4 Freedom - An organization dedicated to protesting Covid Mandates using billboards across the world.\nChildren\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense - Children\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense® is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Their mission is to end childhood health epidemics by working aggressively to eliminate harmful exposures, hold those responsible accountable and establish safeguards to prevent future harm. They fight corruption, mass surveillance and censorship that put profits before people as well as advocate for worldwide rights to health freedom and bodily autonomy ^1^\nEvidenceNotFear - An evidence-based guide against all of the Covid madness.\nFeds 4 Med Freedom - Feds for Medical Freedom is fighting for medical freedoms and personal autonomy. They stand against unconstitutional and immoral vaccine mandates that have cost thousands of federal employees and contractors their careers and livelihoods.\nFLCCC Alliance - A group of doctors who got together to push back against the public Covid response. They provide real education on Covid, and demonized treatments like Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine and recovery against.\nGBDeclaration.org - One of the first major organizations to push back against Covid lockdowns. The Great Barrington Declaration is a major worldwide petition sponsored by doctors and scientists against the Covid lockdowns.\nHowbad - Resources for tracking all aspects of specific Covid batchs data, this also includes leaked data, and some aspects of other vaccines and medical malpractice.\nICAN Informed Consent Action Network - Founded in 2016, ICAN was created with the goal of providing every person with the right to informed consent. They believe that by holding regulators accountable through their successful legal actions, individuals will become empowered to make truly informed decisions about their own health and the health of their families. Using an unprecedented legal strategy, ICAN has successfully won lawsuits against Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control, the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration. Founded by Del Bigtree of the Highwire and works regularly with Aaron Siri and his firm.\nLaw Offices of Siri Glimstead - Led by Lawyer Aaron Siri, Siri Glimstead has been at the forefront of defending legal rights against Covid restrictions and damages done by the Covid vaccines, as well as more traditional vaccines. They also focus on other things like civil rights or protection of whistle blowers.\nPhysicians for Informed Consent - Physicians for Informed Consent empowers the public with scientific information about infectious diseases and vaccines.\nPureBloodRegistry - Blood donations for and from people who have not gotten the Covid-19 vaccine.\nThe Highwire - An educational journalistic organization that has been working for years to bring accountability to the world of vaccines and especially Covid vaccines. Founded by Del Bigtree.\nVacSafety - The VSRF’s mission is to advance COVID-19 vaccine safety through scientific research, public education, and advocacy, and to support the vaccine injured. They present the most up-to-date and relevant information on COVID-19 and public health policies, free from corporate press, agenda-driven narratives, and sponsorships with conflict of interest. They encourage questions and an open dialogue of transparency on any medical and scientific information presented.\nFake Mask Websites # Fake Mask Worldwide - A company that sells obviously fake masks, less obviously fake masks and other Covid related items.\nGetUnmask - Breathable masks that look like regular masks. Company now sells other unrelated products as well.\nMedical Drug Purchase # Purchase Medical Drugs including Ivermection and Hydroxychloroquine from high quality third party services.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinil. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nMetrics # ICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nOpen Vaers - Open Vaers takes the CDC\u0026rsquo;s government data from VAERS and makes it much more readable and easy to understand. As of 9/23 there were over 36,000 deaths and over 1.5 million Covid vaccine related reports to VAERS.\nNo-Jab Job Boards # Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types.\nRedballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or Covid nonsense.\nUnjected - Social media for meeting and dating unvaccinated people.\nVaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status.\nVaccine Injured Support # Covid Vax Recovery Guide - A Covid vaccine detox guide written by nutritional scientist and liberty leaning Dr. Chris Masterjohn.\nCovid19CriticalCare.com - An in-depth recovery Post-Vaccine Treatment Protocol guide from the doctors at the FLCC Alliance.\nIronHeart Bloodworks - IronHeart Bloodworks is a new blood bank membership that gives you control over your blood choices during medical procedures. When you need it, IronHeart Bloodworks quickly sends you COVID-19 unvaccinated blood—a unique service in the healthcare industry. You should have the freedom to choose what blood is in your body.\nReact19.org - React19 is a science-based non-profit offering financial, physical, and emotional support for those suffering from long-term COVID-19 vaccine adverse events globally. Their mission is to bring healing to the moms, dads, friends, and loved ones who are facing life-altering side effects from their COVID-19 vaccine. They build bridges between patients and research institutions in order to develop a better understanding of vaccine complications.\nSpike Protein Detox - Peter McCullough\u0026rsquo;s Spike protein Detox protocol. Peter\u0026rsquo;s company also sells a specific Detox Support Formula.\nZelenko Protocol - Dr. Vladimir Zelenko was one of the first doctors to push back on mainstream Covid dogma. While Zelenko has since passed his protocol and supplements are still useful for fighting Covid ^2^\n"},{"id":4,"href":"/deathathletes/","title":"Death Athletes","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;We always knew it was going to happen, it was according to our plan. For our kind, this is nothing.\u0026rdquo; - Cody Wilson\nDeath Athletes refers to a concept going back to Ancient Greece and popularized by 3d Gun Printing Activist Cody Wilson called \u0026ldquo;The Death Athletic\u0026rdquo;. Cody gave a speech at Guns and Bitcoin 2022 talking about the beauty of death given in service to ones beliefs. While not always literal this is often metaphorical, Cody talks about the public death and having been killed in the public as a metaphor. The Death Athletic specifically refers to someone who engaged in practice to promote freedom and was persecuted for doing so. While many people have been prosecuted unfairly, there is a difference between general victims and those who specifically took the risk of fighting the state and lost.\nCheck out the speech here!\nDeath Athletes # Roger Ver - Roger Ver is a freedom activist who was one of the first investors in Bitcoin. Roger has worked as a liberty and Bitcoin activist for over a decade and has made major financial contributions and investments to projects like, DefCad, ShapeShift, FEE, Ross Ulbricht\u0026rsquo;s Legal Defense, Wikileaks, Kraken and many many more. In April 2024 Roger was arrested and detained in Spain on the request of the US government for alleged tax evasion claims in regarding to his exit tax in 2014. Roger is currently looking at a potential 100 year prison sentence for numerous ridiculous legal charges. Roger has been trapped in Spain since April 2024.\nRoss Ulbricht - Ross Ulbricht is the alleged founder and operator of the Silk Road website. The Silk Road offered consumers a safe and trusted way to purchase drugs and other contraband items. Ross was arrested and imprisoned in 2013. He was sentenced to two life sentences plus 40 years and millions of dollars in fines in a corrupt trial. Ross is scheduled to be released as Donald Trump promised to commute his sentence on Day one of his presidency.\nJulian Assange - Julian Assange is one of the greatest journalists of all time. Julian founded Wikileaks in 2006 and has exposed mass public corruption across the world regarding governments and corporations. Julian was forced into home arrest and then asylum for close to a decade based off ridiculous sex charges that were eventually dropped. In 2019 Julian was pulled out of his Asylum and pull into solitary confinement in BellMarsh prison until June 2024. Julian signed a plea deal and was released.\nEdward Snowden - Edward Snowden is a NSA Whistleblower who exposed massive NSA Corruption in 2013, mostly in regards to illegal mass surveillance on citizens. Snowden has been trapped in Russia ever since.\nSamurai Wallet Devs - In May 2024 Samurai Wallets Domain was seized and the two devs known publicly as TDev and Samurai were arrested and charged with money laundering due to the Bitcoin coinjoin functions built into the website.\nTornado Cash Devs - Tornado Cash is a decentralized coinjoin provider for the Ethereum Crypto Currency. In 2022 Tornado Cash was added to the OFACT List and the Devs Roman Storm and Alex Pertsev where charged with Money Laundering.\nAaron Swartz - Internet pioneer and free speech advocate. Creator of the Guerilla Access Open Manifest as well as several other open source technologies, Aaron Swartz tragically killed himself in 2013 thanks to overzealous prosecutors from the DOJ that were threatening Aaron with decades in prison for attempted publishing of copyrighted documents, despite the fact that the document had never been published and the owner of those copyrights Jstore, had actually dropped the charges.\nIan Freemen - Freeman, known for advocating freedom and financial privacy through bitcoin, found himself targeted by federal prosecutors. Initially facing charges including bank fraud and wire fraud, these allegations were eventually dropped due to lack of evidence. The core of the case revolved around money laundering and conspiracy charges. Ultimately, Freeman received a severe sentence of eight years in prison, a $40,000 fine, and forfeiture of $5 million in assets, despite not being convicted of the fraud charges prosecutors initially highlighted.\nCody Wilson - The creator of the Death Athletic concept as well as the founder of Defcad.com and first person to create a 3d printed Gun. Cody has been at the forefront of fighting for 2nd amendment and 1st amendment as they pertain to code and digital rights for over a decade. Cody has been involved in many lawsuits with the federal government as a result and suffered charges for sex crimes in 2018. He is currently free and working for Defcad.\nJay Stark - The anonymous creator of the FGC-9, which stands for \u0026ldquo;Fuck Gun Control.\u0026rdquo; The FGC was the first project to enable the creation of a fully 3d printed gun that did not require any actual gun parts, instead it uses items that can be purchased from conventional stores all over the world. Jay Stark was arrested in April 2021 on suspicions of owning illegal weapons, however none of these weapons were found and he was not taken into custody. Two days later he was found dead sitting in his car in front of his parents house. While the offical cause of death ruled out \u0026ldquo;foul play\u0026rdquo; it is difficult for most to believe that this was simply a coincidence.\n"},{"id":5,"href":"/defense/","title":"Defense","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles.\u0026rdquo; - Jeff Cooper\nWhen any government deprives a citizen of his freedom or property, the individual must take action to publicise his grievances. To this end, I hope to illustrate in the following pages, the futility of gun control, and that no amount of arbitrary legislation can ever prevent those wanting firearms from owning them. The individual who has the ability to construct his own homemade gun can never be permanently disarmed by any level of gun control legislation. - Philip Luty\nDIY Firearms # The 3D Printer has significantly advanced the ease of manufacturing reliable weapons absent the eye of the watchful state. Of course, it is not the only manufacturing tool available, but you will find it the most expedient.\nGetting Started # The following guides provide a basic introduction to 3D printed firearms. If your budget is limited, Creality printers may be the only option. But they are unreliable, and you may spend more time troubleshooting issues than printing. We recommend Prusa for their reliability and unwavering commitment to open source. Bambu Lab printers have recently gained in popularity for their speed, reliability, and multi-material options. However, they have a history of patenting established open source designs, and even more importantly, severely compromise your privacy. More information here. On this principle, we recommend against giving them your money.\nAs you evaluate printers and cad software, keep privacy at the top of your mind. While this practice may currently be legal in your jurisdiction, the state may kidnap and jail you anyway.\nHoffman Tactical The CTRL+PEW Getting Started Guide Ammunition # Fenix Ammunition - Manufactured in the USA by liberty obsessed individuals, and accept Bitcoin for payment. Books # Expedient Homemade Firearms by Philip Luty Expedient Recoilless Launcher: Panzerfaust by Jonathan Wild Communities # Deterrence Dispensed Rocket Chat - Large public group chat for all things 3d printed firearms. FOSSCAD Subreddit - a subreddit focused on 3d printed firearms of all types. However, censorship on reddit continues to grow, and we encourage migration to censorship resistant communities. Files # Most firearm designs are uploaded by individual creators to Odysee. DEFCAD is another source, but requires a paid membership. Most files available on DEFCAD are already available for free on Odysee.\n3D Gun Builder - A comprehensive directory of designs with direct links to Odysee pages. DEFCAD - Many files here are out of date and hosted without the permission of the original developers. GunCad Developer Index - A list of guncad developer Odysee pages. Legal Advocacy Groups # Organizations fighting within the legal system to expand gun rights.\nDefense Distributed Firearm Policy Coalition Rocky Mountain Gun Owners Second Amendment Foundation Merchants # Places to find parts, part kits, tools, ammo, and more..\nParts # Aves Engineering - Glock rails and MAC11 components. Every Gun Part - Exhaustive collection of parts kits (everything but the receiver) and more. Ghost Guns - More parts kits. JSD Supply - Pistol components and more. MAF Arms - Build kits for printed receiver designs. Replicator USA - 3d printed suppressors. Riptide Rails - Glock rails, magazine springs, and other printed firearms components. Newsletters \u0026amp; Podcasts # En Bloc Press - Paid newsletter and podcast focused on the 3d printed firearm space and adjacent politics. Open Source Defense - Weekly newsletter focused on expanding gun rights with \u0026ldquo;0% culture war\u0026rdquo;. Out of Battery Live - Live podcast focused on interviewing guncad developers and builders. Propaganda # Documentaries, talks, and other media.\nDeath Athletic Documentary The New Radical Plastic Defense: Secret 3D Printed Guns in Europe The Plastic Power: A Speech The Unshackled Englishman Resources # GatGPT - A deneutered version of ChatGPT focused on firearms. Shootingbot - Monitors price and availability of ammunition and reloading components. Training # Ok, you can build a firearm in your garage. Now learn how to use it. Before you start LARPING, consider what type of training is most useful. Read this.\nGamut Resolutions - Tactical pistol and carbine classes. Based in Florida but courses are taught in many locations across the US. Guns For Everyone - Free concealed carry classes based out of Colorado. Long Range Shooters of Utah - Multiday courses in shooting up to and beyond 1000 yards in Price, UT. MantisX - MantisX is a gun training system that takes a data-driven approach to helping you achieve shooting mastery with no ammo required. Unlike some dry fire trainers, MANTISX works while attached to ANY firearm (pistol, rifle, or shotgun). By analyzing every shot and generating actionable data, MANTISX helps you improve your accuracy quickly. Solutionary University - Beginner firearm and defense training. Run by Liberty Activist Maj Toure, who has been travelling across the US providing firearms training, particularly in black neighborhoods. Thunder Ranch - Multiday courses in pistol, rifle, and shotgun, founded by Clint Smith and based in Oregon. "},{"id":6,"href":"/education/","title":"Education","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Education and Training # \u0026ldquo;Government schooling is the most radical adventure in history. It kills the family by monopolizing the best times of childhood and by teaching disrespect for home and parents.\u0026rdquo; - John Taylor Gatto\nModern schooling has been terrible for years. Following the covid insanity and the addition of woke politics the schools are proving less and less value by the day. But education can be done through a vareity of methods. In the modern age their are many better ways to educate yourself and your children than traditional school.\nAlternative Schools # Options for schools that are close to the traditional model, but do something different.\nMontessori Schools - Montessori classrooms are ideal workplaces, where children are engaged, energetic, exploring, social, and most of all, learning to take ownership of their own education. They’re also unified communities in which each child understands the responsibility of being an individual student in the class while supporting the learning of others.\nWestern Governors University - While still suffering from some of the issues of traditional education, WGU provides a solid alternative for anyone who still wants to pursue traditional college degrees. Offering Bachelors and Masters programs in IT, Business, Nursing, Finance and Education. WGU is a completely online school, with relatively cheap degree programs that are performance based, meaning you can take the classes at your own pace and are not required to attend classes you dont need.\nAlternatives to School # Liberty Classroom - A wide range of courses. Mostly focused on history but offers other courses on econimics and logics. All courses are taught from a liberty perspective. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. Mises Econ Grad Progam - Economics Grad program that teaches free market Austrian Economics from one of the most prominent liberty focused think tanks. Praxis - Praxis is an intense personal and professional development program for young adults who want to work hard, build skills, learn how to create value, and develop a positive vision of the future for their lives and careers. Praxis is a college alternative that offers a 1 year practical devopment plan that ends up teaching you real world practical skills and connecting you with an intership at the end of your program. School of Life - A course to help you enhance whatever you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Provides biweekly webinars from the best liberty minds to bring your practile and actionable advice for your business, non Profit, cause or whatever else you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. TenToad - A program that helps families transition to a school-free life with a solid foundation of knowledge and the tools to get started with confidence. Embrace living and learning without school. ThinkExodus - Exodus Institute aims to provide families with a quality alternative to public schools, and support homeschool families with enrichment courses that foster critical thinking, academic skills, and counter the left-wing indoctrination found in education, culture, and the media. Unschoolers.org - Unschooling and peaceful parenting educational organization. Unschooling is an alternative to traditional schooling and even home schooling that works to encourage and focus and direct children\u0026rsquo;s natural curiosity. Unschooling Resources with Dayna Martin - Dayna Martin has been living and breathing Unschooling for 2 decades, while also working to educate many others on these principles. You can find many of the best unschooling resources here. Homeschool Resources # Acellusacademy - Acellus Academy is a K-12 online private school located in Kansas City, Missouri as a 501c3. Acellus Academy provides instruction online through distance education via the Acellus Learning System. Acellus, a program of the International Academy of Science, is an online learning system that has been used to provide primary instruction to millions of students in thousands of schools throughout the United States.\nHome School Legal Defense Association - With over 100,000 member families, Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) is the nation’s largest, most trusted homeschool advocacy organization.\nPower Home School - Power Homeschool is the official provider of online Acellus® courses for parents independently homeschooling their children without teacher support. Power is a not an accredited curriculum.\nRon Paul Curriculum - A liberty focused home school curriculum for all grades based on the ideas of former congressman Ron Paul. The curriculum was largely designed by Liberty Classroom founder, Tom Woods.\nTuttle Twins Academy - From the authors of some of the best selling Liberty Kids books, comes the academy for home learning. Catered for kids TTA offers courses in Finances, Logic \u0026amp; Critical Thinking, Entrepreneurship, and many more to come.\n"},{"id":7,"href":"/frontends/","title":"Front Ends","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy. The savage’s whole existence is public, ruled by the laws of his tribe. Civilization is the process of setting man free from men.\u0026rdquo; - Ayn Rand\nPrivacy Front ends are interfaces that interact with well known services that dont respect your privacy. Apps like Youtube or Facebook can be accessed via privacy respecting generally open source apps.\nApple AirPlay # air-pi-play - Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Airplay server using RPiPlay to enable screen mirroring on tvs, monitors and projectors. RPiPlay - An open-source AirPlay mirroring server for the Raspberry Pi. Supports iOS 9 and up. Apple Music # Cider - Cross-platform Apple Music experience based on Electron and Vue.js written from scratch with performance in mind Discord # gtkcord4 - A lightweight Discord client written in Golang which uses GTK3 for the user interface Facebook # SlimSocial - Android, alternative front-end for Facebook, built with Java Frost - An extensive and functional open source third party app for Facebook (Android app) Facebook Messenger # Caprine - Unofficial and privacy-focused Facebook Messenger app with many useful features fb-messenger-cli - Use your Facebook account to chat with your friends sneakily in the command line, it\u0026rsquo;s as easy as logging in, choosing a convo and chatting away Google Search # LibreX - Privacy-respecting free meta-search engine (free as in freedom). Small and simple meta-search engine, fetches and anonymizes results from Google only, has API support, allows redirects to Invidious/Bibliogram/Nitter/Libreddit.\nSearXNG - SearXNG is a free internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from various search services and databases. Users are neither tracked nor profiled (SearXNG is a fork of Searx).\nSearx - Searx is a free privacy-respecting internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from more than 70 search services. Users are neither tracked nor profiled. Additionally, Searx can be used over Tor for online anonymity.\nWhoogle Search - A self-hosted, ad-free, privacy-respecting metasearch engine for Google.\nGoogle Translate # Crow Translate - Simple and lightweight cross-platform translator that allows translation using LibreTranslate, Lingva, Google, Bing, and Yandex, as well as text-to-speech using Google.\nDeepL Android - Unofficial Android client for DeepL.\nInstaLate - Distraction-free translation for Android, to be used directly from within any app. Supports Beolingus, DeepL, Dict.cc, GNU CIDE, Heinzelnisse, LibreTranslate, Linguee, WikDict, and Wiktionary.\nLingva Translate - Alternative front-end for Google Translate, serving as a free and open-source translator with over a hundred languages available.\nSimplyTranslate - Provide fast and private translations to the user without wasting much overhead for extensive styling or JavaScript. Supports Google Translate, DeepL, ICIBA, and LibreTranslate.\nSimplyTranslate Mobile - Unofficial Android client of SimplyTranslate.\nHacker News # Hackers - A native iOS app for Hacker News.\nHackerweb - A simply readable Hacker News web app.\nHckrnws - A custom front-end for a better reading experience of HackerNews.\nHN-search - Algolia Hacker News search.\nHNTopLinks - Top Links on Hacker News.\nImgur # Imgin - Minimal Imgur front end Imgrs - Imgrs is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. It\u0026rsquo;s a Rust rewrite of a previous Imgur proxy project, Omgur. Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/imgrs Omgur - Omgur is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. Inspired by the Invidious, Nitter, and Teddit projects. No JavaScript or ads All requests go through the Omgur backend, client never talks to Imgur Prevents Imgur from tracking your IP or JavaScript fingerprint Lightweight Self-hostable Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/omgur Rimgo - Self-hosted frontend for Imgur written in Go. Website: https://i.bcow.xyz/ Rimgu - Self-hosted alternative frontend/ proxy for Imgur Instagram # Bibliogram - Bibliogram is an alternative front-end for Instagram. Public instances: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/bibliogram-docs/tree/master/docs/Instances.md Mastodon # Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Hyperspace - cross-platform Mastodon client for the fediverse written in TypeScript and React Pinafore - Alternative web client for Mastodon, focused on speed and simplicity Sengi - cross-platform multi-account Mastodon \u0026amp; Pleroma desktop client TheDesk - cross-platform Mastodon \u0026amp; Misskey desktop client Tootle - simple GTK-based Linux Mastodon client Tusky - lightweight Android Mastodon client Medium # Scribe - Alternative front-end to Medium.com Other services # ArchiveBox - Open source self-hosted web archiving. Takes URLs/browser history/bookmarks/Pocket/Pinboard/etc., saves HTML, JS, PDFs, media, and more etherpad-lite - Collaborative rich text editor. A modern really-real-time collaborative document editor Gitea - Lightweight git server. Git with a cup of tea, painless self-hosted git service Hedgedoc - Collaborative markdown editor. A platform to write and share markdown Librarian - Alternative frontend for LBRY / Odysee.com MediathekViewWeb - Video content of German public-service television broadcasters (e.g. ARD, ZDF) Official instance: mediathekviewweb.de NoPaste - NoPaste is an open-source website similar to Pastebin where you can store any piece of code, and generate links for easy sharing PrivateBin - Zero knowledge encrypted paste-bin. A minimalist, open source online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data. Data is encrypted/decrypted in the browser using 256 bits AES Snapdrop - Similar to Apple\u0026rsquo;s Airdrop but in your browser. A Progressive Web App for local file sharing Vaultwarden - Password manager. Unofficial Bitwarden compatible server written in Rust, formerly known as bitwarden_rs Wikiless - A free open source alternative Wikipedia front-end focused on privacy Reddit # Due to recent changes with the Reddit API Policy you may have mixed success with these. These are kept here in the event that this changes, but otherwise these are mostly dead projects\nDawn - Open-source Reddit app Available on F-Droid Forked from Dank: https://github.com/saket/Dank Eddrit - Alternative front-end for Reddit, inspired by Nitter, built with Python \u0026amp; Starlette. Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Infinity - Reddit client for Android Available on F-Droid junipf/reddit-frontend - A reddit front-end written in React Official instance: https://jpf-reddit.netlify.app kddit - uWSGI frontend for Reddit.com written in Python Official instance: https://kddit.kalli.st Libreddit - Alternative front-end for Reddit. Themed around Reddit\u0026rsquo;s new design - Lightweight, no JavaScript, no ads, no tracking. Official instance: libredd.it Public instances: https://github.com/spikecodes/libreddit#instances RedditClient - Alternative front-end for Reddit, built with Angular Roffline - A self-hosted offline Reddit server. It allows you to browse Reddit posts (including any media in the post) while offline. It is targeted at people that have intermittent internet Snew - Open-source client for Reddit forked from the Reddit source code. Slide - Open source, ad free Reddit browser for Android Available on F-Droid Stealth - Account-free, privacy-oriented, and feature-rich Reddit client. Available on F-Droid Teddit - Alternative Reddit front-end focused on privacy - Lightweight, no ads, no JavaScript, unofficial API. Official instance: https://teddit.net Public instances: https://github.com/teddit-net/teddit#instances Github mirror repository Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Teddit Top of Reddit - Top Reddit posts every day. Troddit: A web client for Reddit Official instance: https://www.troddit.com Updoot - Android, alternative front-end for Reddit. Xeddit - A Xamarin.Forms app for Reddit. Official instance: xeddit.com Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Xeddit Redirection # Farside - Farside provides links that automatically redirect to working instances of privacy-oriented alternative frontends, such as Nitter, Libreddit, etc. This allows for users to have more reliable access to the available public instances for a particular service, while also helping to distribute traffic more evenly across all instances and avoid performance bottlenecks and rate-limiting. LibRedirect - App that redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends. If you click on a link of a Youtube like it will redirect to you to Newpipe, Twitter to nitter, Wikipedia to Wikiless etc. Privacy Redirect - A simple web extension that redirects Twitter, YouTube, Instagram \u0026amp; Google Maps requests to privacy friendly alternatives Firefox Add-On: Privacy Redirect Chrome Extension: Privacy Redirect UntrackMe - UntrackMe transforms Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Reddit and Medium and Wikipedia links to links of open source, privacy friendly front-ends. Converts Google Maps links to OpenStreetMap links. Removes tracking parameters from any url. Then delegates the action to other apps that are capable of handling them. (Android app) Watch on Odysee - Browser add on that redirects you from YouTube to odysee a decentralized Youtube alternative libredirect - A web extension that redirects popular sites to alternative privacy-friendly frontends and backends. Actively maintained fork of Privacy Redirect that supports Youtube, Youtube Music, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, Imgur, Reddit, Searx, Google Translate, Google Maps, Wikipedia, and Medium Reuters # Neuters - An alternative front-end to Reuters.com. It is intended to be lightweight and fast, and was heavily inspired by Nitter Official instance: https://boxcat.site Shazam # SongRec - Open-source Shazam client for Linux, written in Rust. Spotify # Downtify - Open source Spotify ripper. Kotify - Requires Spotify Account - Multiplatform desktop client for Spotify focused on library organization for power users. Relies on official Spotify client for playback Librespot - Requires Spotify Premium Account - librespot is an open source client library for Spotify. It enables applications to use Spotify\u0026rsquo;s service to control and play music via various backends, and to act as a Spotify Connect receiver. It is an alternative to the official and now deprecated closed-source libspotify. Additionally, it will provide extra features which are not available in the official library Oggify - Download Spotify tracks to Ogg Vorbis (with a Spotify premium account), based on librespot psst - Fast and multi-platform Spotify client with native GUI Spot: Gtk/Rust native Spotify client for the GNOME desktop. Only works with premium accounts Spotiqueue - Minimalistic queue-oriented macOS-native client for Spotify, with Guile Scheme scriptability Spotiflyer - Download free content from Youtube, Spotify, Sound Cloud and more Spotube: A lightweight and free Spotify crossplatform-client which handles playback manually, streams music using Youtube \u0026amp; no Spotify premium account is needed SpotX: Modified Spotify Client for Windows (Windows Only) - Blocking ads and updates for the desktop version of Spotify, disabling podcasts and more Telegram # Telegram-FOSS - Unofficial, FOSS-friendly fork of the original Telegram client for Android. TikTok # ProxiTok - Open source alternative frontend for TikTok made with PHP. Official instance: https://proxitok.herokuapp.com Twitch # ElectronPlayer - Electron Based Web Video Services Player. Supports Netflix, Youtube, Twitch, Floatplane, Hulu and more streamlink-twitch-gui - Multi platform Twitch.tv browser for Streamlink Twire: Alternative and open source Twitch client for Android Xtra - Twitch player and browser for Android Twitter/X # Due to recent changes with the Twitter API Policy you may have mixed success with these.\nFritter - A free, open-source Twitter client for Android. Harpy - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Flutter/Dart. Nitter - Alternative Twitter front-end - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Official instance: nitter.net Public instances: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances Example: Troy Hunt on Twitter and Nitter Shitter - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Java. Tweet-app - Desktop Twitter client only for tweeting. Timeline never shows up. Tweeterr - A tool to use Twitter from the command line on the fly. Tweepy - Twitter for Python Twidere X - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built mostly with Kotlin, in early stage. YouTube # Alltube - Web GUI for youtube-dl AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. BlackHole - Android music player app for YouTube Music and Spotify made with Flutter CloudTube - Alternative front-end for Invidious Official instance: https://tube.cadence.moe Installation guide for self-hosting: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/tube-docs/tree/main/item/docs/cloudtube/Installing%20CloudTube.md FreeTube - Open source YouTube desktop player for privacy on Windows, Mac and Linux Invidious - Invidious is an alternative front-end to YouTube - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Home page: https://invidious.io Invidious instances (Github): https://github.com/iv-org/documentation/blob/master/Invidious-Instances.md Invidious instances API: https://api.invidious.io Installation guide for self-hosting: https://docs.invidious.io/Installation.md Invidious-viewer - Python application to watch YouTube videos through the Invidious API, in the terminal (requires MPV player and libmpv.so, provided by Linux distro) Invuedious - An alternative frontend for invidious built with vue.js Official instance: https://bocchilorenzo.github.io/invuedious/ LibreTube - Android frontend for YouTube, based on Piped minitube - Lightweight youtube client with a kid-friendly interface. Can make playlists from search keywords mps-youtube - Terminal based YouTube player and downloader. NewPipe - A libre lightweight streaming front-end for Android oleksis/youtube-dl-gui - Cross-platform front-end GUI of the popular youtube-dl written in wxPython OpenVideoDownloader aka jely2002/youtube-dl-gui - A cross-platform GUI for youtube-dl made in Electron and node.js Piped - An alternative privacy-friendly YouTube frontend which is efficient by design - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking Official instance: https://piped.kavin.rocks List of public instances: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped/wiki/Instances Installation guide for self-hosting: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Documentation/blob/main/content/docs/self-hosting/index.md pipe-viewer - A lightweight application (fork of straw-viewer) for searching and playing videos from YouTube. Plumber - Local and remote video trimmer, can trim parts of video without downloading whole video, utilizes youtube-dl, allows conversion to GIFs smtube - Stand-alone YouTube video player Website: https://www.smtube.org SMTube is part of SMPlayer SMPlayer website: https://www.smplayer.info SMPlayer repository: https://github.com/smplayer-dev/smplayer SmartTubeNext - SmartTubeNext is an advanced YouTube app for Android TVs and TV boxes, free and open source. It is not a live TV client and does not support \u0026ldquo;YouTube TV\u0026rdquo;. SkyTube - An open-source YouTube app for Android. Tartube - A GUI front-end for youtube-dl, partly based on youtube-dl-gui and written in Python 3 / Gtk 3 th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). TubeArchivist - A self hosted YouTube media server. TubeSync - TubeSync is a PVR (personal video recorder) for YouTube. It syncs YouTube channels and playlists to a locally hosted media server. ViewTube - An alternative front-end for YouTube, written in Vue.js, uses Plyr video player; supports SponsorBlock, multiple Invidious instances support, chapters Vividl - Modern Windows GUI for youtube-dl Youtube-dl - Command-line program to download videos from YouTube.com and other video sites Youtube-viewer - Lightweight YouTube client for Linux YouTube.js - Full-featured wrapper around the Innertube API, which is what YouTube itself uses uYouPlus - uYouPlus (uYou+) is an alternative YouTube app for Apple\u0026rsquo;s iOS and iPadOS. yattee - Alternative YouTube frontend for iOS, tvOS and macOS built with Invidious and Piped, supports sponsorblock yt-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously without forcing javascript (Fork of youtube-local) yt-dlp - A youtube-dl fork with additional features and fixes. ytcc - Command line tool to keep track of your favorite playlists on YouTube and many other places. Can import youtube subscriptions from Google Takeout and provide them as an RSS feed for your favorite reader. ytfzf - A POSIX script that helps you find Youtube videos (without API) and opens/downloads them using mpv/youtube-dl. ytmdl - A simple app to get songs from YouTube in mp3 format with artist name, album name etc from sources like iTunes, LastFM, Deezer, Gaana etc. ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. ytdl-gui - A simple-to-use, cross-platform graphical interface for youtube-dl youtube-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously and with greater page performance ytcast - Cast YouTube videos to your smart TV from the command line. This program does roughly the same thing as the \u0026ldquo;Play on TV\u0026rdquo; button that appears on the player bar when you visit youtube.com with Chrome or when you use the YouTube smartphone app YouTube Music # AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. "},{"id":8,"href":"/hacking/","title":"Hacking","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The truth is revealed by removing things that stand in its light, an art not unlike sculpture, in which the artist creates, not by building, but by hacking away.\u0026rdquo; - Alan Watts\nWelcome to the Hacking section of Liberty tools! Hacking should be used to increase your knowledge and harden your defenses. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAnonymity # BinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\nI2P - The Invisible Internet Project.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nNipe - Script to redirect all traffic from the machine to the Tor network.\nOnionScan - One of the Hacking Tools for investigating the Dark Web by finding operational security issues introduced by Tor hidden service operators.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nTor - Free software and onion routed overlay network that helps you defend against traffic analysis.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nBug Bounty Platforms # Bugcrowd List - List of many companies that provide bug bounties. CTF(Capture the flag) # Ctf-tools - Collection of setup scripts to install various security research tools easily and quickly deployable to new machines.\nPwntools - Rapid exploit development framework built for use in CTFs.\nRsaCtfTool - Decrypt data enciphered using weak RSA keys, and recover private keys from public keys using a variety of automated attacks.\nDDoS # HOIC - Updated version of Low Orbit Ion Cannon, has ‘boosters’ to get around common counter measures.\nJS LOIC - JavaScript in-browser version of LOIC.\nLOIC - Open source network stress tool for Windows.\nSlowLoris - DoS tool that uses low bandwidth on the attacking side.\nT50 - Faster network stress tool.\nUFONet - Abuses OSI layer 7 HTTP to create/manage ‘zombies’ and to conduct different attacks using; GET/POST, multithreading, proxies, origin spoofing methods, cache evasion techniques, etc.\nDefense Evasion # AntiVirus Evasion Tool (AVET) - Post-process exploits containing executable files targeted for Windows machines to avoid being recognized by antivirus software.\nHyperion - Runtime encryptor for 32-bit portable executables (“PE .exes”).\nPeCloak.py - Automates the process of hiding a malicious Windows executable from antivirus (AV) detection.\nPeCloakCapstone - Multi-platform fork of the peCloak.py automated malware antivirus evasion tool.\nUniByAv - Simple obfuscator that takes raw shellcode and generates Anti-Virus friendly executables by using a brute-forcable, 32-bit XOR key.\nVeil - Generate metasploit payloads that bypass common anti-virus solutions.\nDefcon Suggested Reading # Defcon Suggested Reading Email Spoofing # SpoofBox - Offers email, SMS, Phone spoofing and lots of other tools. Not a free service. Can also be used to look up phone numbers. Exploit Development # Exploit Writing Tutorials - Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nShellcode Examples - Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial - Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nFile Format Analysis # Hachoir - Python library to view and edit a binary stream as tree of fields and tools for metadata extraction.\nKaitai Struct - File formats and network protocols dissection language and web IDE, generating parsers in C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby.\nVeles - Binary data visualization and analysis tool.\nForensics # Autopsy - Full suite of open source forensics tools.\nCAINE - CAINE is Linux Live CD that contains a wealth of digital forensic tools. Features include a user-friendly GUI, semi-automated report creation and tools for Mobile Forensics, Network Forensics, Data Recovery and more.\nFTK Imager - Open Source Disk imaging tool.\nPaladin Forensic Suite - Live Ubuntu distro with lots of tools. Open source with free and paid versions.\nSIFT Workstation - The SIFT Workstation is a collection of free and open-source incident response and forensic tools designed to perform detailed digital forensic examinations in a variety of settings, all built inside an Ubuntu VM.\nSMART - Open source sampling of many proprietary forensics tools.\nGNU/Linux Utilities # Linux Exploit Suggester - Heuristic reporting on potentially viable exploits for a given GNU/Linux system. Hacking Focused OSINT # AQUATONE - Subdomain discovery tool utilizing various open sources producing a report that can be used as input to other tools.\nBinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\nDataSploit - OSINT visualizer utilizing Shodan, Censys, Clearbit, EmailHunter, FullContact, and Zoomeye behind the scenes.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\ngithub-dorks - CLI tool to scan Github repos/organizations for potential sensitive information leak.\nIntrigue - Automated OSINT \u0026amp; Attack Surface discovery framework with powerful API, UI and CLI.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nShodan - World’s first search engine for Internet-connected devices.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSn1per - One of the Hacking Tools for Automated Pentest Recon Scanner.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\nThreat Crowd - Search engine for threats.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nvcsmap - Plugin-based tool to scan public version control systems for sensitive information.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nHacking Conventions # 44Con - Annual Security Conference held in London.\nAppSecUSA - Annual conference organized by OWASP.\nBalCCon - Balkan Computer Congress, annually held in Novi Sad, Serbia.\nBlack Hat - Annual security conference in Las Vegas.\nBruCON - Annual security conference in Belgium.\nCarolinaCon - Infosec conference, held annually in North Carolina.\nCCC - Annual meeting of the international hacker scene in Germany.\nCHCon - Christchurch Hacker Con, Only South Island of New Zealand hacker con.\nDeepSec - Security Conference in Vienna, Austria.\nDefCamp - Largest Security Conference in Eastern Europe, held annually in Bucharest, Romania.\nDEF CON - Annual hacker convention in Las Vegas. Known for having a left wing bias.\nEkoparty - Largest Security Conference in Latin America, held annually in Buenos Aires, Argentina.\nFSec - FSec - Croatian Information Security Gathering in Varaždin, Croatia.\nHack3rCon - Annual US hacker conference.\nHack.lu - Annual conference held in Luxembourg.\nHackfest - Largest hacking conference in Canada.\nHITB - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nHacking In The Box - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nInfosecurity Europe - Europe’s number one information security event, held in London, UK.\nLayerOne - Annual US security conference held every spring in Los Angeles.\nNullcon - Annual conference in Delhi and Goa, India.\nPhreakNIC - Technology conference held annually in middle Tennessee.\nRSA Conference USA - Annual security conference in San Francisco, California, USA.\nShmooCon - Annual US East coast hacker convention.\nSkyDogCon - Technology conference in Nashville.\nSummerCon - One of the oldest hacker conventions, held during Summer.\nSwiss Cyber Storm - Annual security conference in Lucerne, Switzerland.\nThotCon - Annual US hacker conference held in Chicago.\nTroopers - Annual international IT Security event with workshops held in Heidelberg, Germany.\nVirus Bulletin Conference - Annual conference going to be held in Denver, USA for 2016.\nHash Cracking # BruteForce Wallet - Find the password of an encrypted wallet file (i.e. wallet.dat).\nCeWL - Generates custom wordlists by spidering a target’s website and collecting unique words.\nHashcat - Another One of the Hacking Tools The more fast hash cracker.\nJohn the Ripper - One of the best Hacking Tools for Fast password cracker.\nJWT Cracker - Simple HS256 JWT token brute force cracker.\nRar Crack - RAR bruteforce cracker.\nHex Editors # 0xED – Native macOS hex editor that supports plug-ins to display custom data types.\nFrhed – Binary file editor for Windows.\nHexEdit.js – Browser-based hex editing.\nHexinator – World’s finest (proprietary, commercial) Hex Editor.\nInformation Security Magazines # 2600: The Hacker Quarterly – American publication about technology and computer “underground.”\nPhrack Magazine – By far the longest running hacker zine.\nUnredacted Magazine - The official magazine from Michael Bazzell author of Extreme Privacy.\nLock Picking Resources # Awesome Lockpicking – Awesome guides, tools, and other resources about the security and compromise of locks, safes, and keys.\nBosnianbill – More lockpicking videos.\nSchuyler Towne channel – Lockpicking videos and security talks.\n/r/lockpicking – Resources for learning lockpicking, equipment recommendations.\nmacOS Utilities # Bella – Pure Python post-exploitation data mining and remote administration tool for macOS. Multi-paradigm Frameworks # Armitage – Java-based GUI front-end for the Metasploit Framework.\nExploitPack – Graphical tool for automating penetration tests that ships with many pre-packaged exploits.\nFaraday – Multiuser integrated pentesting environment for red teams performing cooperative penetration tests, security audits, and risk assessments.\nMetasploit – Post exploitation Hacking Tools for offensive security teams to help verify vulnerabilities and manage security assessments.\nPupy – Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android) remote administration and post-exploitation tool.\nNetwork Tools # BetterCAP – Modular, portable and easily extensible MITM framework.\nCloudFail – Unmask server IP addresses hidden behind Cloudflare by searching old database records and detecting misconfigured DNS.\nCrackMapExec – A swiss army knife for pentesting networks.\nDebookee – Simple and powerful network traffic analyzer for macOS.\nDET – Proof of concept to perform data exfiltration using either single or multiple channel(s) at the same time.\nDgcd – Simple Unix network utility to extend the accessibility of TCP/IP based network services beyond firewalls.\nDnsmap – One of the Hacking Tools for Passive DNS network mapper.\nDnsrecon – One of the Hacking Tools for DNS enumeration script.\nDnschef – Highly configurable DNS proxy for pentesters.\nDnsenum – Perl script that enumerates DNS information from a domain, attempts zone transfers, performs a brute force dictionary style attack, and then performs reverse look-ups on the results.\nDnstracer – Determines where a given DNS server gets its information from, and follows the chain of DNS servers.\nDNSDumpster – One of the Hacking Tools for Online DNS recon and search service.\nDshell – Network forensic analysis framework.\nDsniff – Collection of tools for network auditing and pentesting.\nDripcap – Caffeinated packet analyzer.\nEvilgrade – Modular framework to take advantage of poor upgrade implementations by injecting fake updates.\nEttercap – Comprehensive, mature suite for machine-in-the-middle attacks.\nImpacket – A collection of Python classes for working with network protocols.\nIntercepter-NG – Multifunctional network toolkit.\nMass Scan – Best Hacking Tools for TCP port scanner, spews SYN packets asynchronously, scanning entire Internet in under 5 minutes.\nMallory – HTTP/HTTPS proxy over SSH.\nMitmproxy – Interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy for penetration testers and software developers.\nMorpheus – Automated ettercap TCP/IP Hacking Tools.\nNetsniff-ng – Swiss army knife for network sniffing.\nNetwork-Tools.com – Website offering an interface to numerous basic network utilities like ping, traceroute, whois, and more.\nNmap – Free security scanner for network exploration \u0026amp; security audits.\nPassivedns – Network sniffer that logs all DNS server replies for use in a passive DNS setup.\nPassivedns-client – Library and query tool for querying several passive DNS providers.\nPig – One of the Hacking Tools for GNU/Linux packet crafting.\nPwnat – Punches holes in firewalls and NATs.\nPraeda – Automated multi-function printer data harvester for gathering usable data during security assessments.\nPrinter Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) – Tool for printer security testing capable of IP and USB connectivity, fuzzing, and exploitation of PostScript, PJL, and PCL printer language features.\nRoutersploit – Open source exploitation framework similar to Metasploit but dedicated to embedded devices.\nScanless – Utility for using websites to perform port scans on your behalf so as not to reveal your own IP.\nScapy – Python-based interactive packet manipulation program \u0026amp; library.\nSPARTA – Graphical interface offering scriptable, configurable access to existing network infrastructure scanning and enumeration tools.\nSSH MITM – Intercept SSH connections with a proxy; all plaintext passwords and sessions are logged to disk.\nTcpdump/libpcap – Common packet analyzer that runs under the command line.\nWireshark – Widely-used graphical, cross-platform network protocol analyzer.\nXRay – Network (sub)domain discovery and reconnaissance automation tool.\nZarp – Network attack tool centered around the exploitation of local networks.\nZmap – Open source network scanner that enables researchers to easily perform Internet-wide network studies.\nOperating Systems # Best Linux Penetration Testing Distributions @ CyberPunk – Description of main penetration testing distributions.\nCuckoo – Open source automated malware analysis system.\nComputer Aided Investigative Environment (CAINE) – Italian GNU/Linux live distribution created as a digital forensics project.\nCSILinux - CSI\u0026rsquo;s mission is to equip you with the most advanced tools in digital forensics, OSINT, and incident response.\nDigital Evidence \u0026amp; Forensics Toolkit (DEFT) – Live CD for forensic analysis runnable without tampering or corrupting connected devices where the boot process takes place.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nSecurity @ Distrowatch – Website dedicated to talking about, reviewing, and keeping up to date with open source operating systems.\nTails – Live OS aimed at preserving privacy and anonymity.\nPhysical Hacking Tools # Anof-cyber/APTRS - APTRS (Automated Penetration Testing Reporting System) is an automated reporting tool in Python and Django. The tool allows Penetration testers to create a report directly without using the Traditional Docx file. It also provides an approach to keeping track of the projects and vulnerabilities.\nCanarytokens.org - Canarytokens are a free, quick, painless way to help defenders discover they\u0026rsquo;ve been breached by having attackers announce themselves. These are digital honeypots you can configure on your own network.\nFlipperzero.one - Flipper Zero is a portable multi-tool for pentesters and geeks in a toy-like body. It loves hacking digital stuff, such as radio protocols, access control systems, hardware and more. It\u0026rsquo;s fully open-source and customizable, so you can extend it in whatever way you like. Check out more firmware options here\nHak5.org - Sells many hacking for wifi pentesting, hotplug attacks, implants, remote access field kits and more. Breakdown of multiple tools\nLAN Turtle – Covert “USB Ethernet Adapter” that provides remote access, network intelligence gathering, and MITM capabilities when installed in a local network.\nPoisontap – Siphons cookies, exposes internal (LAN-side) router and installs web backdoor on locked computers.\nUSB Rubber Ducky – Customizable keystroke injection attack platform masquerading as a USB thumbdrive.\nWiFi Pineapple – Wireless auditing and penetration testing platform.\nPenetration Testing Resources # Pentest Tools # Metasploit Unleashed - Free Offensive Security Metasploit course.\nMITRE’s Adversarial Tactics, Techniques \u0026amp; Common Knowledge (ATT\u0026amp;CK) – Curated knowledge base and model for cyber adversary behavior.\nOpen Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM) – Framework for providing test cases that result in verified facts on which to base decisions that impact an organization’s security.\nOpen Web Application Security Project (OWASP) – Worldwide not-for-profit charitable organization focused on improving the security of especially Web-based and Application-layer software.\nPenetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) – Documentation designed to provide a common language and scope for performing and reporting the results of a penetration test.\nPenetration Testing Framework (PTF) – Outline for performing penetration tests compiled as a general framework usable by vulnerability analysts and penetration testers alike.\nPENTEST-WIKI – Free online security knowledge library for pentesters and researchers.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nShellcode Examples – Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial – Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nXSS-Payloads – Ultimate resource for all things cross-site including payloads, tools, games and documentation.\nPenetration Testing Distributions # ArchStrike – Arch GNU/Linux repository for security professionals and enthusiasts.\nAttifyOS – GNU/Linux distribution focused on tools useful during Internet of Things (IoT) security assessments.\nBackBox – Ubuntu-based distribution for penetration tests and security assessments.\nBlackArch – Arch GNU/Linux-based distribution with best Hacking Tools for penetration testers and security researchers.\nFedora Security Lab – Provides a safe test environment to work on security auditing, forensics, system rescue and teaching security testing methodologies.\nKali – GNU/Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing Hacking Tools.\nNetwork Security Toolkit (NST) – Fedora-based bootable live operating system designed to provide easy access to best-of-breed open source network security applications.\nParrot – Distribution similar to Kali, with multiple architectures with 100 of Hacking Tools.\nPentoo – Security-focused live CD based on Gentoo.\nThe Pentesters Framework – Distro organized around the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES), providing a curated collection of utilities that eliminates often unused toolchains.\nDocker for Penetration Testing # docker pull kalilinux/kali-linux-docker docker pull owasp/zap2docker-stable docker pull wpscanteam/wpscan docker pull citizenstig/dvwa docker pull wpscanteam/vulnerablewordpress docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-6271 docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-0160 docker pull opendns/security-ninjas docker pull diogomonica/docker-bench-security docker pull ismisepaul/securityshepherd docker pull danmx/docker-owasp-webgoat docker-compose build \u0026amp;\u0026amp; docker-compose up docker pull citizenstig/nowasp docker pull bkimminich/juice-shop docker pull phocean/msf Penetration Testing Report Templates # Pentesting Report Template – lucideus.com template.\nPentesting Report Template – pcisecuritystandards.org template.\nPublic Pentesting Reports – Curated list of public penetration test reports released by several consulting firms and academic security groups.\nRansomware Recovery # Nomoreransom - Help detect what kind of ransomware encryption you’re affected by and free tools to unlock it, in many but not all cases. Reverse Engineering Tools # Binwalk – Fast, easy to use tool for analyzing, reverse engineering, and extracting firmware images.\nCapstone – Lightweight multi-platform, multi-architecture disassembly framework.\ndnSpy – One of the Hacking Tools to reverse engineer .NET assemblies.\nEvan’s Debugger – OllyDbg-like debugger for GNU/Linux.\nFrida – Dynamic instrumentation toolkit for developers, reverse-engineers, and security researchers.\nImmunity Debugger – Powerful way to write exploits and analyze malware.\nInteractive Disassembler (IDA Pro) – Proprietary multi-processor disassembler and debugger for Windows, GNU/Linux, or macOS; also has a free version, IDA Free.\nMedusa – Open source, cross-platform interactive disassembler.\nOllyDbg – x86 debugger for Windows binaries that emphasizes binary code analysis.\nPeda – Python Exploit Development Assistance for GDB.\nPlasma – Interactive disassembler for x86/ARM/MIPS. Generates indented pseudo-code with colored syntax code.\nPyREBox – Python scriptable Reverse Engineering sandbox by Cisco-Talos.\nRadare2 – Open source, crossplatform reverse engineering framework.\nrVMI – Debugger on steroids; inspect userspace processes, kernel drivers, and preboot environments in a single tool.\nVoltron – Extensible debugger UI toolkit written in Python.\nWDK/WinDbg – Windows Driver Kit and WinDbg.\nx64dbg – Open source x64/x32 debugger for windows.\nSecurity Courses # ARIZONA CYBER WARFARE RANGE – 24×7 live fire exercises for beginners through real world operations; capability for upward progression into the real world of cyber warfare.\nComputer Security Student – Many free tutorials, great for beginners, $10/mo membership unlocks all content.\nCTF Field Guide – Everything you need to win your next CTF competition.\nCybrary – Free courses in ethical hacking and advanced penetration testing. Advanced penetration testing courses are based on the book ‘Penetration Testing for Highly-Secured Environments’.\nEuropean Union Agency for Network and Information Security – ENISA Cyber Security Training material.\nOffensive Security Training – Training from BackTrack/Kali developers.\nOpen Security Training – Training material for computer security classes.\nSANS Security Training – Computer Security Training \u0026amp; Certification.\nSide-channel Tools # ChipWhisperer – Complete open-source toolchain for side-channel power analysis and glitching attacks. Social Engineering # Beelogger – Tool for generating keylooger.\nCatphish – Tool for phishing and corporate espionage written in Ruby.\nEvilginx – MITM attack framework used for phishing credentials and session cookies from any Web service.\nKing Phisher – One of the Hacking Tools for Phishing campaign toolkit used for creating and managing multiple simultaneous phishing attacks with custom email and server content.\nSocial Engineer Toolkit (SET) – Open source pentesting framework designed for social engineering featuring a number of custom attack vectors to make believable attacks quickly.\nSocial Engineering Framework – Information resource for social engineers.\nwifiphisher – Automated phishing attacks against WiFi networks.\nStatic Analyzers # Bandit – Security oriented static analyser for python code.\nBrakeman – Static analysis security vulnerability scanner for Ruby on Rails applications.\nCppcheck – Extensible C/C++ static analyzer focused on finding bugs.\nFindBugs – Free software static analyzer to look for bugs in Java code.\nSobelow – Security-focused static analysis for the Phoenix Framework.\nTransport Layer Security Tools # SSLyze – Fast and comprehensive TLS/SSL configuration analyzer to help identify security mis-configurations.\nTLS Prober – Fingerprint a server’s SSL/TLS implementation.\nTestssl.sh – Command line tool which checks a server’s service on any port for the support of TLS/SSL ciphers, protocols as well as some cryptographic flaws.\nTools, Lists, Tutorials etc. # AD Exploit guides - Detailed guide on methods to exploit Active Directory.\nAndroid Security – Collection of Android security-related resources.\nAppSec – Resources for learning about application security.\nAwesome Awesomness – The List of the Lists.\nC/C++ Programming – One of the main language for open source security tools.\nCTFs – Capture The Flag frameworks, libraries, etc.\nExploit Writing Tutorials – Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nForensics – Free (mostly open source) forensic analysis tools and resources.\nGB Hackers Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHackerone Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHacking – Tutorials, tools, and resources.\nHoneypots – Honeypots, tools, components, and more.\nInfoSec § Hacking challenges – Comprehensive directory of CTFs, wargames, hacking challenge websites, Penetration testing tools list practice lab exercises, and more.\nInfosec – Information security resources for pentesting, forensics, and more.\nJavaScript Programming – In-browser development and scripting.\nKali Linux Tools – List of Hacking tools present in Kali Linux.\nMalware Analysis – Tools and resources for analysts.\nNode.js Programming – Curated list of delightful Node.js packages and resources.\nPCAP Tools – Tools for processing network traffic.\nPenetration Testing Cheat Sheets – Awesome Pentest Cheat Sheets.\nPivoting and Tunneling Guide - Detailed guide on methods to exploit.\nPython Programming 1 – General Python programming.\nPython Programming 2 – General Python programming.\nPython tools for penetration testers – Lots of pentesting tools are written in Python.\nRuby Programming 1 – The de-facto language for writing exploits.\nRuby Programming 2 – The de-facto\nVirtual Machines Labs # CFTtime - Free capture the flag hacking games.\nMindMaps - Massive list of smaller sites that provide individual hacking challenges.\nPentesterlab - Free and paid Pentesting training with labs.\nSadcloud - Sadcloud is a tool for spinning up insecure AWS infrastructure with Terraform.\nVulnerability Hub - Free Virtual machines to hack, provided by the community.\nVulnmachines - A place to learn and improve penetration testing/ethical hacking skills for FREE. The labs consist of 100+ real world scenarios to practice the latest exploits and cutting edge hacking techniques.\nVulnerability Databases # Bugtraq (BID) – Software security bug identification database compiled from submissions to the SecurityFocus mailing list and other sources, operated by Symantec, Inc.\nCommon Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) – Dictionary of common names (i.e., CVE Identifiers) for publicly known security vulnerabilities.\nCXSecurity – Archive of published CVE and Bugtraq software vulnerabilities cross-referenced with a Google dork database for discovering the listed vulnerability.\nExploit-DB – Non-profit project hosting exploits for software vulnerabilities, provided as a public service by Offensive Security.\nFull-Disclosure – Public, vendor-neutral forum for detailed discussion of vulnerabilities, often publishes details before many other sources.\nInj3ct0r (Onion service) – Exploit marketplace and vulnerability information aggregator.\nMicrosoft Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Microsoft software.\nMicrosoft Security Bulletins – Announcements of security issues discovered in Microsoft software, published by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC).\nMozilla Foundation Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Mozilla software, including the Firefox Web Browser.\nNational Vulnerability Database (NVD) – United States government’s National Vulnerability Database provides additional meta-data (CPE, CVSS scoring) of the standard CVE List along with a fine-grained search engine.\nPacket Storm – Compendium of exploits, advisories, tools, and other security-related resources aggregated from across the industry.\nSecuriTeam – Independent source of software vulnerability information.\nUS-CERT Vulnerability Notes Database – Summaries, technical details, remediation information, and lists of vendors affected by software vulnerabilities, aggregated by the United States Computer Emergency Response Team (US-CERT).\nVulnerability Lab – Open forum for security advisories organized by category of exploit target.\nVulners – Security database of software vulnerabilities.\nZero Day Initiative – Bug bounty program with the publicly accessible archive of published security advisories, operated by TippingPoint.\nVulnerability Scanners # Nexpose – Commercial vulnerability and risk management assessment engine that integrates with Metasploit, sold by Rapid7.\nNessus – Commercial vulnerability management, configuration, and compliance assessment platform, sold by Tenable. Free for under 25 devices.\nOpenVAS – Free open source software implementation of the popular Nessus vulnerability assessment system.\nVuls – Agentless vulnerability scanner for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD, written in Go.\nWeb Exploitation # Autochrome – Easy to install a test browser with all the appropriate setting needed for web application testing with native Burp support, from NCCGroup.\nBlindElephant – Web application fingerprinter.\nBrowser Exploitation Framework (BeEF) – Command and control server for delivering exploits to commandeered Web browsers.\nBurp Suite – One of the Hacking Tools integrated platform for performing security testing of web applications.\nCommix – Automated all-in-one operating system command injection and exploitation tool.\nDVCS Ripper – Rip web accessible (distributed) version control systems: SVN/GIT/HG/BZR.\nEyeWitness – Tool to take screenshots of websites, provide some server header info, and identify default credentials if possible.\nFiddler – Free cross-platform web debugging proxy with user-friendly companion tools.\nFimap – Find, prepare, audit, exploit and even Google automatically for LFI/RFI bugs.\nFuzzDB – Dictionary of attack patterns and primitives for black-box application fault injection and resource discovery.\nGitTools – One of the Hacking Tools that Automatically find and download Web accessible .git repositories.\nKadabra – Automatic LFI exploiter and scanner.\nKadimus – LFI scan and exploit tool.\nLiffy – LFI exploitation tool.\nNoSQLmap – Automatic NoSQL injection and database takeover tool.\nOffensive Web Testing Framework (OWTF) – Python-based framework for pentesting Web applications based on the OWASP Testing Guide.\nSslstrip – One of the Hacking Tools Demonstration of the HTTPS stripping attacks.\nSslstrip2 – SSLStrip version to defeat HSTS.\nsqlmap – Automatic SQL injection and database takeover tool.\nTplmap – Automatic server-side template injection and Web server takeover Hacking Tools.\nVHostScan – A virtual host scanner that performs reverse lookups, can be used with pivot tools, detect catch-all scenarios, aliases and dynamic default pages.\nWeevely3 – Weaponized web shell.\nWebscreenshot – A simple script to take screenshots of list of websites.\nWhatWeb – Website fingerprinter.\nWappalyzer – Wappalyzer uncovers the technologies used on websites.\nwafw00f – Identifies and fingerprints Web Application Firewall (WAF) products.\nWordPress Exploit Framework – Ruby framework for developing and using modules which aid in the penetration testing of WordPress powered websites and systems.\nWPSploit – Exploit WordPress-powered websites with Metasploit.\nWeb Scanners # Arachni – Scriptable framework for evaluating the security of web applications.\nCms-explorer – Reveal the specific modules, plugins, components and themes that various websites powered by content management systems are running.\nNikto – Noisy but fast black box web server and web application vulnerability scanner.\nSecApps – In-browser web application security testing suite.\nWebReaver – Commercial, graphical web application vulnerability scanner designed for macOS.\nw3af – Hacking Tools for Web application attack and audit framework.\nWPScan – Hacking Tools of Black box WordPress vulnerability scanner.\nWapiti – Black box web application vulnerability scanner with built-in fuzzer.\nJoomscan – One of the best Hacking Tools for Joomla vulnerability scanner.\nACSTIS – Automated client-side template injection (sandbox escape/bypass) detection for AngularJS.\nWindows Utilities # Bloodhound – Graphical Active Directory trust relationship explorer.\nDeathStar – Python script that uses Empire’s RESTful API to automate gaining Domain Admin rights in Active Directory environments.\nEmpire – Pure PowerShell post-exploitation agent.\nFibratus – Tool for exploration and tracing of the Windows kernel.\nMagic Unicorn – Shellcode generator for numerous attack vectors, including Microsoft Office macros, PowerShell, HTML applications (HTA), or certutil (using fake certificates).\nMimikatz – Credentials extraction tool for Windows operating system.\nPowerSploit – PowerShell Post-Exploitation Framework.\nredsnarf – Post-exploitation tool for retrieving password hashes and credentials from Windows workstations, servers, and domain controllers.\nResponder – LLMNR, NBT-NS and MDNS poisoner.\nSysinternals Suite – The Sysinternals Troubleshooting Utilities.\nwePWNise – Generates architecture independent VBA code to be used in Office documents or templates and automates bypassing application control and exploit mitigation software.\nWindows Credentials Editor – Inspect logon sessions and add, change, list, and delete associated credentials, including Kerberos tickets.\nWindows Exploit Suggester – Detects potential missing patches on the target.\nWireless Network Hacking # Aircrack-ng – Set of Penetration testing \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list for auditing wireless networks.\nFluxion – Suite of automated social engineering based WPA attacks.\nKismet – Wireless network detector, sniffer, and IDS.\nReaver – Brute force attack against WiFi Protected Setup.\nWifite – Automated wireless attack tool.\n"},{"id":9,"href":"/health/","title":"Health","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Our food should be our medicine and our medicine should be our food.\u0026rdquo; - Hippocrates\nThe modern world is poisoning us. Big Ag, Big Pharma, social media, environmental pollution, EMFs are everywhere. Corporations and every level of our governments are complicit, and this trend doesnt seem to be slowing down. We need to take our health back into our own hands. By embracing traditional wisdom, and alternatives to mainstream health we can reclaim much of the health that modern society has been slowly destroying.\nReject modernity. Embrace Tradition.\nBioHacking Tools # AgelessBody - List of Biohacking tools and strategies\nAnyLuv Metal Glasses - Anyluv sells blue light blocking daytime and nighttime glasses with metal frames, so that you can minimize your light exposure without putting plastic on your face like most other blue light blocking glasses.\nBioHackerLabs Tools - Several different tools and resources. Net Carb Calc, Glucose Ketone Calc, Blood Sugar converter, Blue light testing.\nBluBlox - Cheaper Blue light blocking sunglasses\nBonCharge - Numerous products for sale. Include Blu light blocking, EMF Blocking, red light therapy etc. Products are bit pricey.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nEmr-Tek - Wide range of products. Inlcuding non plastic blue and yellow light blocking glasses. Iphone radiation blocking cases. Red light devices and more.\nOpal - App that blocks other apps. Social media can be addicting and can impact your productivity, but sometimes deleting it isn\u0026rsquo;t an option. Stop yourself from wasting time on social media during designated time frames with the Opal app.\nChips - Seed Oil Free # Seed oils are everywhere. New evidence shows that they are wildly toxic and heavily correlate with the increase in major chronic disease over the last 100 years. But Chips are also delicious so here\u0026rsquo;s a few options for seed oil free chips. Anti-Seed Oil Data\nBeefys Own - Beef tallow potato chips.\nMasa Chips - Organic nixtalized corn chips cooked in grassfed beef tallow. From the creators of the Shireapp. Accepts Bitcoin. Currently they are a bit pricey.\nRosies Chips - Beef tallow potato chips.\nSiete Foods - Family owned Mexican company that produces a wide range of seed oil free chips and other products. Primarily cooked in Avocado oil.\nClothing # Non Plastic, EMF Resistant and Grounded\nAll of these ideas may seem controversial to you. Here are some great resources to learn more about them. Grounding/Earthing , Microplastics , Guide on avoiding all plastics and toxic chemicals\nAJConsultingCompany - Non Plastic Alternatives\nBuffaloWoolCo - 100% buffalo/bison wool clothing.\nCottonique - GOTS Certified 100% Organic cotton products.\nEarth Runners - Earth Runners was created to rewild our lives in response to the typical modern domesticated lifestyle, which is causing numerous health, psychological and social issues. Grounded minimalist sandals.\nFindwool.com - Find 100% pure wool in your area.\nGrounded Shoes - Shoes that are discharged electricity from body via grounded shoes. Most(but not all) shoes are 100% leather and plastic free.\nHarvest and Mill - 100% organic cotton sheets, towels \u0026amp; more. 100% Sourced \u0026amp; Made in the USA.\nHemp Organic Life - Organic hemp products for all sorts of less common items such as: mattress covers, cushions, sleeping bags, soaps, socks, and even home and car seat covers.\nNatural Home - Natural home sells a wide mix of organic wool, cotton, linen, hemp furniture and much more.\nOddobody - 100% organic cotton underwear for woman.\nPeluva Shoes - Founded by liberty leaning nutrition expert Mark Sisson. Peluva aims to create shoes that allow you to move well in a more natural state.\nRawganique - Organic cotton, linen and Hemp clothing and accessories.\nRhizal Shoes - Grounded 100% leather shoes.\nThe Filtery - Aggregator for non plastic clothes and other household items.\nWoolshire - GOTS Certified 100% Organic locally sourced Cotton products. Organic sourcing is often not verified when it comes from other countries. At Woolshire it is verified.\nWyoming Based - American Wool company. Sells Beanies and Sweaters. Accepts Bitcoin. Manufactured in America. Anti-woke.\nCosmetics # Animal based and Non-Toxic\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Deodorant, Toothpaste, soap, etc\nCaptain Fishers - Balms and Hair serum using Tallow and other natural ingredients.\nClara And Fritz - Whipped tallow based sunscreen and other products\nDakota Tallow - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nFarrow.Life - Pork Lard based. Farrow is made in real time and in small batches to ensure super freshness and the highest quality.\nJKLM Farm - Small Batch Animal Fat Soap \u0026amp; Skincare Products. Includes bone marrow soap,bacon fat soap, hair paste and more.\nMeraki Blu - Meraki Blu and Tallow based supplements. Meraki Blu has been shown to help Energy, Focus, Short-Term and Long-Term Memory, Uplift Mood, Calm Anxiety, and be Anti-Aging focused.\nNoseToTail-BodyCare - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nVintage Tradition - Tallow Lip balms.\nWhite Oaks Home goods - White oaks also provides tallow and lard based cosmetics, candles etc.\nDental Health # Dental health has been an epidemic of malocclusion largely related the to quality of our food for thousands of years. This has led to mass issues with dental decay and improper facial development which leads to nasal breathing, which in turns leads to wisdom teeth problems and many other following health issues.Check out these resources to learn more: Weston A Price\u0026rsquo;s world wide study , Jaw Development , Breathing , General Dental Health\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Toothpaste and other products. Completely natural with no Fluoride.\nVanMan Shop - Toothpase made from eggshell and betonite clay. Shipped in glass containers. Offers other products as well.\nBite - Plastic free Vegan friendly toothpaste and other teeth related products, including bamboo tooth brushes and plastic free floss, all sold in non plastic containers.\nGreenzla - Bamboo plastic free tooth brushes.\nPlastic Free Dental Floss - Made from wheat instead of plastic for your flossing needs.\nMastique Chewing Gum - Often referred to as mastic gum, Mastique offers sugar free, seed oil and trans fat free Mastic gum for chewing to help build jaw strength and avoid jaw/wisdom teeth problems. Also comes with xylitol, coconut and natural mastic for extra teeth care. Doesn\u0026rsquo;t taste like regular gum, but ultimately its not bad tasting either.\nGreco Gum - Single ingredient mastic gum for increasing jaw strength. Made from resinous sap that seeps from the bark of the mastic tree (Pistacia lentiscus) and becomes crystallized.\nApolloGum - Single ingredient mastic gum with only a single ingredient. Offers a 21% discount if purchased in bitcoin.\nBiolight - A redlight device specifically for your mouth and teeth. Red light has shown tremendous health benefits across a wide spectrum. The Biolight can help to restore your oral microbiome. Company also provides many other redlight products.\nMewing App - An app from the creator of Mewing, that helps you do different mewing exercises designed to help strengthen your jaw with proper tongue posture, and help your face, jaw and teeth develop properly.\nEnvironmental Toxin Monitoring # Because Health - A nonprofit environmental health site that offers science-based tips and guides for buying safer cookware and dishes, uncontaminated foods, and nontoxic personal-care products—to help people live more healthfully.\nBreast Cancer Prevention Partners - An organization that provides information for reducing toxic exposures—in food packaging, cosmetics, and other everyday products—to protect people’s breast health and reproductive health.\nCHEM Trust - A website that offers terrific fact sheets about hazardous chemicals and their impacts on health, as well as news about chemical legislation in Europe (such as REACH).\nClearya - A browser plug-in and mobile app that help online shoppers make informed choices. Clearya automatically screens ingredient lists for chemicals of concern while shopping online, and assists in discovering safer alternatives. In parallel, the platform mines insights that serve environmental health scientists and advocacy groups.\nEnvironmental Defense Fund - A leading global nonprofit organization that promotes research related to preserving the health of both the environment and its populations, including humans.\nEnvironmental Health News - A publication of Environmental Health Sciences, a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental health issues, including climate change, the plastic pollution crisis, and harmful chemicals such as BPA.\nEnvironmental Working Group - A nonprofit dedicated to protecting human health and the environment. The group offers excellent Shopper’s Guides with scientifically based recommendations on choosing healthy consumer products (from cosmetics to cleaning products) and uncontaminated foods (including produce). The organization also offers a Healthy Living App with ratings of more than 120,000 food and personal-care products, to help consumers make the healthiest choices.\nMade Safe - A program that certifies safe brands of cosmetics, household products, apparel, bedding, and other products, after a rigorous screening and evaluation of ingredients and materials. Check out their new Healthy Pregnancy Guide.\nNational Resources Defense Council - An organization that works to safeguard the earth, including its air, water, people, plants, and animals, from pollution, chemicals, and other toxic effects.\nProgram on Reproductive Health and the Environment - Under the auspices of the University of California, San Francisco, this program offers valuable resources that can help minimize people’s exposure to reproductive toxins in everyday life.\nSafer Chemicals, Healthy Families - A coalition of organizations and businesses working to safeguard families from toxic chemicals in our homes, workplaces, schools, and in the products we use.\nSafer Made - An organization that invests in companies and technologies that eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals in consumer products and supply chains. Its newsletters highlight developments in phasing out certain chemicals and progress on other environmental issues.\nSilent Spring Institute - A scientific research organization dedicated to uncovering the links between environmental chemicals and human health. On the preventive front, the organization developed Detox Me, a free mobile app to help consumers reduce their exposure to toxic chemicals in their everyday surroundings.\nToxic Free Future - An organization that conducts original research on the complex science underlying different aspects of environmental health and advocates for the use of safer products, chemicals, and practices to ensure a healthier future.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFood Discovery Apps # Feed the People By the People - An organization dedicated to empowering farmers and ranchers across the country and cutting out middlemen to enable direct sales to customers. By decentralizing the food supply chain, they aim to put the power of food back in the hands of the people.\nGetRawMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area based off your zip code.\nGround Work Collective - Website that finds high quality farms and high quality soil.\nLabel Ferret - Label Ferret uses nutrition data from a variety of sources but nutrition data and ingredient labels change frequently so accuracy cannot be guaranteed. You can use this app to read ingredients and nutritional facts from a wide range of different products.\nLocal Fats: Website that that helps you find food providers that dont use seed oils. Includes locations all over the world. Locations are crowd sourced, so anyone can submit a new location they find.\nRealMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area.\nSeed Oil Rebellion - Website that provides education around seed oils and buying/food guides.\nSeed Oil Scout - App that helps you find restaurants and fast food providers that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App only works in IOS.\nSeed oil Free Restaurants - Website that lets you look up specific restaurants to see what oils they cook in and dont cook in.\nSeedy App - App that helps you find restaurants, fast food providers and products at grocery stores that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App is under construction. Old demo app only worked in IOS.\nShireapp - App that finds local high quality real foods. Includes multiple categories such as Seed oil free, regenerative, grass fed, organic, raw etc.\nHealth Funding Projects # Decentralized Health Fund - The Decentralized Health Fund looks to fund important but largely unprofitable research in regards to lesser known areas of health. The fund is working to collect and store money in BTC in order to give out grants to fund studies and projects around the dangers of EMF\u0026rsquo;s, the benefit of grounding, sunlight and other natural sources.\nNew Founding - New Founding is looking to raise funds to focus on \u0026ldquo;early-stage ventures where we can add exceptional value by leveraging our significant proprietary deal flow, our best-in-class intelligence of conservative consumer and institutional demand, and our connections within the right-wing ecosystem.\u0026rdquo; ‍\nHealthcare Alternative # Chronic Illness Recovery - An institute that focuses on healing from long term health issues caused by systemic inflammation and other modern causes.\nCrowdhealth - CrowdHealth is not an insurance company, but a platform \u0026amp; community that empowers you with a crowdfunding tool and a wealth of resources to efficiently manage your health care costs.\nCurehunter - Free service that catalogs most medical conditions and potential treatments. CureHunter is a fully integrated scientific search, data retrieval and analysis engine on the web that can read the entire US National Library of Medicine Medline Archive and automatically extract and quantify the evidence for successful clinical outcomes of all known drugs for all known human diseases.\nDPC Network - Find Direct Primary care Doctors near you.\nDpcare - Direct Primary Care (DPC) is an innovative alternative payment model improving access to high functioning healthcare with a simple, flat, affordable membership fee. No fee-for-service payments. No third party billing. The defining element of DPC is an enduring and trusting relationship between a patient and his or her primary care provider.\nDruglike - Druglike is a platform for democratizing the access, costs, and rewards of early-stage drug discovery. Druglike is building a decentralized computing network which provides resources for anyone looking to start or contribute to early-stage drug discovery projects. Unlike competitors, Druglike will be web-based and completely free to use.\nFree Market Medical Association - Free Market Medical Association helps find Market alternatives to healthcare, co-founded by the CEO of Oklahoma Surgery Center.\nOklahoma Surgery Center - Free Market for Surgery with full price transparency.\nRevero.com - Program that aims to evaluate and measure health metrics to get down to the real causes of your health issues, while using a nutritional and holistic approach.\nTrue Med - True Med helps facilitate acceptance of HSA and FSA money for individuals and companies. This can be used by or for any company that promotes better diet, exercise or other alternative forms of health.\nTWC.Health - Alternative healthcare to the mainstream pharma system. Also sells supplements. Co-founded by Dr. Peter McCullough.\nHigh Quality Meat # Organic, Grass Fed, Regenerative and Seed Oil Free Food\nAUPA Bar - The Chad of energy bars. High quality meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit. AUPA gives discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. Save an additional 5% with code word \u0026ldquo;liberty\u0026rdquo;\nEpic Provisions - One of the best and most convenient ways to access high quality meat in convenient packaging.\nForce of Nature - Another fantastic option for regenerative meat. Including Beef, Bison, Chicken, Elk, Venison, Wild Boar and more. Force of Nature is also unique in selling \u0026ldquo;Ancestral Blends\u0026rdquo; ground meat mixed with small amounts of organ meats for delicious ways to eat highly nutritious organ meats.\nJoyce-Farms - Another great regenerative source of meat. Provides a wide range of poultry, sausages and jerkies.\nMauinui Venison - Regenerative/sustainable raised deer. Axis deer are an invasive species in Maui and need to be kept in check to preserve the water and local plants/farms as there are no natural predators for the deer on Maui. Slightly pricey.\nMeatrition - A massive database in defense of all things Meat.\nNose to Tail - Regenerative and pastured raise meat, specifically focused on producing the best low PUFA raised mono-gastric animals like Chicken and Pork. Also sells Lamb.\nWhite Oak Pastures - One of the most respected regenerative farms around, practicing their idea of \u0026ldquo;radically traditionally farming\u0026rdquo;. White oaks sells several different kinds of meat, including, Duck, Goose, Guinea, Rabbit, Goat etc. White Oak has really pioneered the regenerative model and proofed its effective with a peer reviewed study\nWild Idea Buffalo - Another great option. Focuses primarily on buffalo but has several other great offers. Bison are only slaughtered in the field, never in a slaughterhouse.\nMedical Drugs Resellers # Buy medical drugs from third parties that may be in limited supply.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinal. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nContraband Cures - A list of alternative style medicines for several different conditions.\nContingency Medical - Emergency Antibiotic Kits, for Home or on the Go. Stay protected against Nausea, Vomiting, Strep Throat, UTIs, Diarrhea, Ear Infections, Sinusitis and more.\nDuration Health - The portable emergency room — Peace of mind for off-grid living and travel. Their doctors prescribe you life-saving medications before you need them. They ship them to you before your next adventure. Treat urgent medical issues anywhere — without finding a doctor or pharmacy.\nJase Medical - Emergency meds and Prescription drugs.\nMountain Rose Herbs - One of the best sources of organic herbs and alternative medicines.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nPurely Prepared Patriot - American company that sells Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and Fenbendazole.\nOSINT- Health and the Environment # Antennasearch.com - Track 5g Towers in your area.\nClimateViewerMaps - Track Real Time data of climate weather across the world including rainfall and UN Tracking of weather Modification projects.\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nSupplement Testing and Rankings # Consumerlab - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nLabdoor - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nVaccine and Medical Info # Just the Inserts - Just the Inserts is a collection of all vaccine and other medication related info from the official source. While much of this information is public, it is often obfuscated and difficult to find. Just the Inserts bring all of the safety related data to one convient place for you to check on what the actual side affects of vaccines and other medications are. "},{"id":10,"href":"/job-boards/","title":"Job Boards","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.\u0026rdquo; - Confucius\nWhy work for a company you hate? If you believe in liberty many of these companies hate you. Stop wasting your talents and your energy on them, and find something that advances your values.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale. Jobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin. Latium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase. Publish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens. Liberty and Crypto Related Job Boards # AnonFriendly - Don\u0026rsquo;t doxx yourself for work. Job boards for Anonymous workers. Bankless.Pallet - The best jobs in crypto and DeFi, curated by Bankless, for the Bankless Nation. New technical and non-technical job posts every week. BitcoinerJobs - Bitcoiner Jobs is the leading career site helping to build the emerging Bitcoin industry and the careers of Bitcoiners within it. Publicsq - Non-woke and conservative leaning job board. Talent Market - Talent Market’s mission is to promote liberty by providing talent for critical roles within the free-market nonprofit sector. Provide Free consulting for liberty focused non profits. No-Jab Job Boards # Based.Pro - Formerly \u0026ldquo;NoVaxMandate.org\u0026rdquo; Based.Pro has pivoted from its vax focus to help you connect with professionals, companies and institutions who share your values. Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types. Redballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or covid nonsense. Unjected - Dating board for people who have not had any of the Covid-19 Vaccines. Vaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status. "},{"id":11,"href":"/metrics/","title":"Metrics","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Freedom and Anti Freedom Metrics # “Just as Soviet managers responded by producing shoddy goods that met the numerical targets set by their overlords, so do schools, police forces, and businesses find ways of fulfilling quotas with shoddy goods of their own.” ― Jerry Z. Muller\nIn order to better understand the broader picture, data collection becomes essential. Data collection can be used to paint whatever narrative its collectors want. We must be aware of the actual data in order to interrupt the truth as it is, and not what politics wants it to be. Here are a list of metrics tracking different statistics directly related to rising tyranny in our world.\nAtlantic Council CBDCTracker - Tracks Country progress of (CBDC)Central Bank Digital Currency Implementation and testing\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nCDBC Tracker - A project by the Human Rights Foundation to track CDBC development worldwide.\nCriticalrace.org Track CRT and other forms of Wokeness in schools. Tracks Colleges and K-12. Tracks many of the specific actions taken at every school.\nDefendingEd - Tracking DEI/Wokism in Schools.\nFreedomHouse.org - Freedom Metric across the world, does not Track Covid.\nFreedominthe50states.org - Tracks the most Free US states in regards to a wide set of metrics, does not track covid freedoms. Provided by the Cato institute.\nFungibility-Graveyard - List of People who have been exposed and prosecuted for or while using Bitcoin due to lack of privacy\nHeritage World Freedom Index - Economic Freedom across the world\nICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nRootshq - Website that tracks different liberty groups and associations across America\nShadowstats - Tracks true levels of economics in America, Money supply, Inflation, GDP etc…\nUSDebtclock - Real time National Debt Counter.\nWashingtonPost Police Shooting DB - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states.\nWokeWagon - Tracks woke political appointees in government\nWorld Press Freedoms - Ranking of all countries in the world by freest to least free press.\n"},{"id":12,"href":"/money/","title":"Money","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" If you don’t believe it or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try and convince you. I am sorry. - Satoshi Nakamoto\nCrypto Currency, The greatest tool we have.\nFinancial privacy is largely being wiped away across the world, while governments simultaneously destroy the value of our currencies through inflation and sanctions. With the invention of Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto gave us what is probably the single greatest tool for freedom in the history of the world. With decentralized crypto currency we have the ability to fix our money and fix the world. While some people believe that all non bitcoin crypto currencies are a scam we do not agree. We believe in competition for all freedom tech. Bitcoin isn\u0026rsquo;t perfect and shouldn\u0026rsquo;t be treated as a religion. The best counterpoint to bitcoins imperfection is its inherent lack of privacy and its current difficulty with scaling. Monero provides the best and simplest use case for privacy and is a great alternative to bitcoin. Likewise we believe that other crypto projects may have real utility in pursuing freedom. That being said the crypto industry is absolutely saturated with scams and grifters. As always do your own research and invest carefully. Hold your own keys and continue your journey to being financially sovereign.\nAcquire Crypto # Atomic Swaps # Atomic Swaps are the future of Crypto Currency trading. Completely custody-less, heavily private, and generally uncensorable. Still very much in development. Learn more here.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nBasic Swap Dex - Atomic Swap DEX. No added fees. Installed locally. Currently in BETA.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nLiquiality - Atomic Swaps across multiple coins.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nUnstoppapleSwaps - Atomic Swap from BTC to Monero.\nDecentralized Exchanges # Decentralization is a spectrum. Many decentralized exchanges aren\u0026rsquo;t nearly as decentralized as they claim to be, but usually they are far more distributed than any centralized exchanges.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nFiat On Ramps (P2P) # Bisq - Buy and sell bitcoin for fiat (or other cryptocurrencies) privately and securely using Bisq\u0026rsquo;s peer-to-peer network and open-source desktop software. Bisq allows you to purchase your bitcoin using P2P Zelle transactions. No registration required.\nHodl Hodl - Anonymous P2P deals on your terms. Trade globally. Using any payment system. For any fiat currency. Bitcoin only. No registration required.\nLocal Monero - Local Monero makes it easy for you to connect with real people in the real world to buy and sell Monero with no KYC. Announced in May 2024 that they would be shutting down. No reason given, but this is likely due to regulatory pressure against other platforms like Samurai and Tornado cash.\nPeach Bitcoin - Peach allows users to purchase BTC in many different national currencies all P2P without KYC. Not currently available in the US.\nRetoSwap - Like Bisq but for Monero. Installed locally, it uses Monero and Tor for high level privacy.\nXMRGlobal - A monero focused p2p exchange for purchasing cryptocurrency via Zelle, ACH cash etc.\nNon-Custodial exchanges # Most exchanges are custodial, meaning you are required to leave crypto on their platform if you want to trade, or you purchase and they will hold on to it initially. Non-custodial exchanges will send your trades and purchases directly to wallets of your choosing.\nChangenow - Reliable non KYC exchange.\nChangelly - Not recommended at this time. Changelly does not require KYC for smaller transactions but they will sometimes implement KYC mid trade, forcing to KYC or lose your funds.\nCryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nEvonax - Established in 2016,Evonax operates as a non-custodial instant cryptocurrency exchange, ensuring that users’ funds are never held within the platform. Serving as an intermediary between cryptocurrencies and users, Evonax provides access to a diverse range of digital assets including Monero (XMR).\nFixedFloat - Good rates for crypto exchanges, does not currently allow US customer IP addresses. Does not require KYC.\nGodex.io - This exchange is a dependable tool for immediate conversions. It supports the conversion of over 300 cryptocurrencies into Monero, without any KYC requirements and it works in both directions, offering great flexibility.\nHoudini Swap - Privacy focused non custodial exchange.\nKYC vs No KYC list - A list of P2P Trading Platforms (i.e. P2P exchanges) for trading Bitcoin. Common payment methods include bank transfer, cash deposited in the seller\u0026rsquo;s bank account, in-person cash (face-to-face) trades as well as payment networks such as Zelle, Alipay, even Cash App and PayPal, for example. Some of these payment methods are more private than others. Typically, face-to-face, cash-by-mail, and US Postal Money Orders are among the most private methods available.\nKYCNotMe - Website that Tracks exchanges that don\u0026rsquo;t use KYC.\nMexc - Crypto trades without KYC. Currently blocked for US based IP addresses.\nNO KYC Only - Education on avoiding KYC and why its problematic.\nOrangeFren - Check many KYC-free services and find the one with the best offer for a wide variety of coins.\nSimpleSwap - Exchange multiple tokens without giving up custody. Requires an account. Offers cash back in their own token.\nSideShift - Shift between different layer 2 tokens. Includes tokens on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Polygoin.\nStealthEx - StealthEX is a non-custodial cryptocurrency exchange service that accepts Monero (XMR). The platform does not require users to create an account or share personal information. Additionally, funds are not stored on StealthEX; exchanges are conducted directly between wallets. At StealthEX, there are no upper limits for your exchanges — you can exchange any amount you desire. When it comes to minimum amounts, you only need to ensure you have enough to cover the network fees.\nSwapSwop - SwapSwop is an instant anonymous crypto exchange with a high level of security from SSL certificates on internal services to a multi-stage exchange procedure, which guarantees the safety of your assets and quick exchange for the desired cryptocurrency.\nTrocador - Privacy focused front end to push your transactions through non KYC exchanges.\nBusiness Directories # AirBTC - AirBNB for Bitcoiners.\nAgoristAcers - Purchase Seeds with Monero.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nAutoCoinCar - Purchase Luxury cars with Crypto - (UK Only).\nBeef Initiative - Purchase Regenerative/Grass fed beef with Crypto.\nBitcoin-P2P Marketplace - BTC sales.\nBitcoin-RealEstate - Purchase Real estate with crypto.\nBitcoin-only - The Ultimate guide to all things Bitcoin.\nBitcoin-only.com - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nBitejo - Massive List of companies that accept Monero and Bitcoin - Is now XMRBazzar.\nCarCoinMarket - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCompTIA Vouchers - CompTIA certs for Btc.\nCryptoCars - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCryptwerk - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nDirectory.BTCPayserver - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nGrowingSpaces - Buy Greenhouses with BTC.\nMonerica - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nMoneromarket - XMR trading platform with escrow. Start selling and buying today.\nOatManFarms - Purchase Oats for BTC.\nShopinBit - Purchase all sorts of items in BTC, only ships to UK currently.\nXMR Bazzar - A p2p shopping center for buying and selling services and goods in Monero. Built by Douglas Tumen, founder and host of the Monero Talk podcast.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale.\nJobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin.\nLatium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase.\nPublish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens.\nDAO and DEFI Tools # ApeBoard - Cross chain crypto monitoring Dashboard.\nCoin - Crypto portfolio account and crypto news aggregator.\nCow.fi - CoW Protocol finds the lowest price for your trade across all exchanges and aggregators, such as Uniswap and 1inch – and protects you from MEV, unlike the others.\nDAOStack - Project that helps you streamline the creation of your own DAO.\nDefiSafety - DEFI Security ratings.\nDefillama - The ultimate tracker for all things DEFI. Track Yield, transparency, NFTs, Stables, Hacks etc.\nDapps.com - Dapp rankings via marketcap.\nDextools - Cross Chain Defi and Cefi Dashboard.\nGhostfol - Multichain Dashboard, includes traditional stocks and ETF’s as well.\nHedgehog - Centralized Exchange Dashboard Management.\nRailgun - RAILGUN is a smart contract system that enables Zero-Knowledge Privacy for any on-chain dApp.\nRotki - An open source portfolio tracker, accounting and analytics tool that protects your privacy. Can be self hosted.\nTornado Cash - DO NOT USE IF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. Tornado cash is an Ethereum based coinjoin mixer that can be used to gain privacy on Ethereum. In August 2022 Tornado Cash was blacked listed by the US government and added to the OFAC list. While the front end website is no longer running you can still interact with the smart contract(this is by design). If you are a US citizen you risk criminal penalties for doing so. Alex Pertsev, was sentenced to five years in prison for his work on development of Tornado cash. It\u0026rsquo;s important to note that despite the shutdown by the US government, the Tornado Cash smart contract is still up and running, and is more less unstoppable as long as the Ethereum network continues to run. If you would like to support the legal defence fund you can so by checking out Justice DAO.\nDecentralized Nodes # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Avalanche and more.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nHandshake - Decentralized DNS. Handshake is an experiment on collaborating to create a decentralized network which results in a global allocation of names. Think of the handles or usernames you use on services such as social networks, and domain names identifying the URL for websites. Nearly all of these services were provided by trusted third parties which prevent the web from truly being decentralized. Handshake provides a means, including key management and server/service authentication, for decentralized web services to experiment.\nMonero Nodo - A full, unpruned, and dedicated hardware node comes equipped with Tor and I2P support, ensuring maximum privacy and security for your transactions. Manage your wallets effortlessly through the LWS Admin panel and enjoy the convenience of our built-in block explorer. The 5.5″ touchscreen allows you to control your node directly from the device, or you can access it from the web for added flexibility and full block explorer functionality. Mine Monero using P2Pool. Contribute to your privacy by running your own personal node while contributing to the Monero network.\nMyNodeBTC - Run Bitcoin nodes and lots of other Bitcoin applications, includes wallets, BTCPay Server, Lightning tools and Whirlpool and other privacy tools.\nPibode-XMR - Small Raspberry pi focused distro for Monero mining.\nPktCash - PKT is an ecosystem of apps that decentralize access to the internet. The mission is to get the next billion people online.\nThreefold - Decentralized Autonomous Internet Infrastructure. ThreeFold is a globally-distributed grid of storage, compute, and network capacity, acting as “no middleman” Internet resources between independent capacity providers and users.\nEducation and certifications # C4/Crypto Consortium - Offers certifications for BTC, Eth and crypto best practices.\nBlockchain-Council.org - Blockchain Council embraces Blockchain, AI, and Web3 with a range of certifications and training.\nChainalysis Certifications - The Chainalysis Cryptocurrency Fundamentals Certification (CCFC) credential is designed for those new to cryptocurrency. Whether you’re starting out on a career focused on crypto, or are coming across bitcoin as you run investigations, onboard new businesses or formulate cryptocurrency compliance policies, this is the place to begin.\nFund Raising # Giveth - Giveth is building a new way forward with its zero-fee, community-driven donation platform - leveraging the power of blockchain technology to connect on-the-ground projects with regenerative funding opportunities.\nGeyser.fund - Geyser is a bitcoin-native crowdfunding platform where you can fund project ideas with the support from global communities.\nHeo.Finance - Decentralized crowdfunding without borders. Help Each Other (HEO) is the first decentralized stablecoin-based crowdfunding platform that removes geographical and political limitations from fundraising. HEO platform is already live on Binance Smart Chain, Celo, Aurora, and Ethereum mainnets.\nKuno Media - Monero based crowd funding.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow institute works to help fund privacy and anti surveillance tech.\nOpen Sats - Open Sats Initiative, Inc. (EIN 85-2722249) is a 501(c)(3) public charity which aims to fund Bitcoin-related free and open-source projects and associated education and research initiatives. Open Sats focuses on no strings attached Bitcoin(only) and freedom tech donations.\nStacks.org - The mission of the Stacks project is to enable a better internet through decentralized apps. To do it, they’re expanding the Bitcoin economy and enabling more functionality as a Bitcoin layer.\nTen31 - Ten31 is the leading bitcoin-focused investor and partner of choice to companies building technology and infrastructure for the bitcoin ecosystem, as well as complementary freedom-oriented technologies including open source software, AI and nostr.\nMerchant Services # Align Pay - AlignPay never picks sides on any issue and is proud to facilitate a welcoming place where people, organizations, campaigns, and merchants can interact in a healthy, open, and legal way.\nParallel Economy - Censorship-Resistant payment processing backed by Conservative Commentator Dan Bongino.\nRevere Payments - A Christian merchant services provider that offers a wide range of solutions for businesses in a variety of industries, including e-commerce, retail, restaurant, firearms, religious, political, CBD, and non-profit. We’re using the same innovative technology as our parent company, Metrics Global, to bring seamless, secure online payments to any industry.\nSecond Amendment Processing - 2nd Amendment processing helps you protect yourself and your business from being censored for your political views or other forms of wrong think.\nOsint for Crypto # AMLBot - Founded in 2019, AMLBot Online assessment of crypto addresses and transactions, founded in 2019 by a team of RegTech specialists in accordance with FATF international recommendations. Offers both free and non-free services.\nClarks Dashboard - A comprehensive list of all BTC Data. Includes Block times, price data, Side chain data, mining etc.\nDeveloperReports - Tracks the current amount of developers on Crypto projects.\nMonero Garden - A complete introduction and walkthrough on all the technical specifics of Monero.\nMonero Inflation - Tracks potential inflation or flaws in the Monero Protocol. Due to Monero\u0026rsquo;s privacy proper auditing can be difficult.\nMonero Observer - News aggregator for all things monero.\nMoneroj.net - Tracks the Monero mining hash rate across all miners.\nMonero.Eco - Graphical interface for the entire Monero Ecosystem.\nMiningPoolStats - Track all data across mining pools for all sorts of crypto projects. Organized primarily by what type of hash algorithm each blockchain uses.\n[Monerowatch](https://monerowat.ch - A monero blockchain explorer. While Monero doesnt have a tradational blockchain explorer we can track block times and size. Along with hash rate and other useful metrics.\nOXT.me - OXT is a tool designed for Exploratory Blockchain Analysis of the bitcoin ledger. OXT is the \u0026lsquo;Other exploration Tool\u0026rsquo; and it should become the \u0026lsquo;Open eXploration Tool\u0026rsquo; in the future.\nStable Pulse - Get a clear, accurate, minimally filtered view of the stablecoin ecosystem.\nThe Monero Moon - The ultimate newsletter for all things Monero.\nTheGraph.com - Crypto Database API Tools.\nTimechainstats.com - BTC Chain API data.\nTrack Bitcoin Nodes - Tracks total Bitcoin nodes.\nTrack Bitcoin Treasuries - Tracks the public Bitcoin Wallets of major corporations and governments.\nTrack Ethereum Nodes - Tracks total Ethereum nodes.\nDefi Lama StablecoinData - Stable coin data across chains.\nPrivacy Software # Bokuto Monero Node - Open source fork of Ronin Dojo’s Bakuto project that allows for a full node Monero wallet.\nBorder Wallets - Border Wallets is a website that helps you strategize on how best to memorize your wallet seed phrase. This can be useful if you need to cross a border, or have a particularly high threat model.\nGupax - Gupax is a GUI for mining Monero on P2Pool using XMRig.\nJam - Jam is a graphical user interface for JoinMarket, and while obviously related, is a separate project developed by a separate set of people.\nJoinMarket-Org - JoinMarket is software to create a special kind of bitcoin transaction called a CoinJoin transaction. Its aim is to improve the confidentiality and privacy of bitcoin transactions. With the shutdown of Samurai wallet, and the withdrawal of the not recommended service Wasabi from the US, Join Market is now one of the only privacy tools for Bitcoin.\nPinode - Monero OS for running full Monero Nodes on Pi’s, Rockpros and Odroids.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nSilent Payments - Silent Payments make receiving Bitcoin easier than ever while preserving your privacy. Silent Payments allow you to create a single, static address to share with friends, use for donations, or post for tips without sacrificing privacy. When someone wants to send you a payment, they use the unique public key that is a part of your Silent Payment address, combine it with the public keys of the outputs they want to send and generate a unique, one-time address that looks on-chain just like any other Taproot address.\nXMRVSBeast - P2Pool Bonus Hash Rate Raffle for people providing Monero Hash.\nSocial Media # Coinpayments.net - Purchase Social media followers with Monero.\nEchoIn - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here.\nFountain - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nMinds - Minds is an open-source social networking service that promotes free speech, privacy, and transparency.\nOshi - Oshi is a powerful marketing and rewards platform built to replace stars, punch cards, and coffee points with something that people really want - Bitcoin.\nOrange Pill App - Bitcoin dating and friend finder.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.ps://www.minds.com/) - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nSpeculative Projects # DarkFi - DarkFi is a new Layer 1 blockchain, designed with anonymity at the forefront. It offers flexible private primitives that can be wielded to create any kind of application. DarkFi aims to make anonymous engineering highly accessible to developers. Backed by noted Crypto Anarchist Amir Taaki.\nFedimints - While still largely theoretical, Fediments is based off the original 1980\u0026rsquo;s concept of Chaumian Ecash, that would essentially provide federated mints built on top of Bitcoin, with high levels of privacy. Two implementations of this concept are Cashu and Umint. These are still in active development. One potential problem with this is legal pressure due to potential classification of these services as unlicensed money transmitters, much like how Samurai Wallet and potentially custodial lightning services are being targeted.\nFreedom Dollar - Freedom Dollar is a private, censorship-resistant stablecoin protocol built on Zano. Stable coins are a useful but sometimes risky project, as they are supposed to maintain their price point with a fiat asset like the dollar.\nHaveno - Haveno aims to be a crypto on ramp much like Bisq that uses Monero instead of Bitcoin as the base payment option. Haveno will utilize TOR and p2p trades, while never taking custody of your funds.\nPirate Chain - Launched in 2018 with the primary goal of being the most private and secure digital currency, Pirate Chain strives to protect the financial privacy of every user in the world. Pirate Chain achieves this by employing the strongest and most acclaimed privacy protocol in the industry, and couples this with an unassailable strategy implementation. Pirate vs Monero Breakdown\nSerai DEX - Largely created in response to Thorchain\u0026rsquo;s choice to not integrate Monero, the Serai Dex works much like the Thorchain DEX, providing coin trading between different native coins using liquidity pools funded by users for small rewards.\nZano - An ambitious project that offers the privacy of Monero for regular transactions, including all projects built ontop of its network. Additionally offers alias addresses so you can associate a wallet address with a name, much like how DNS works for IP addresses. Offers escrow services and Iconic swaps as an alternative to Atomic Swaps. Also allows for building dApps on chain as well.\nSpending Options # Bill Pay # Bitrefill Credit Card Service - Service to pay off Credit Card for multiple providers. Requires KYC. Currently disabled for Americans, but hopefully will be returning. This service does require KYC, but they do offer other services that do not.\nDoctorSim - Top up or recharge any prepaid phone in over 200 countries instantly and securely with doctorSIM.\nSpritz.Finance - Focuses on bill pay, secured payments, automated payments etc. Uses Web 3. Requires an account. Currently in closed Beta.\nCredit Cards # 2Fiat - A new platform that lets you instantly convert Bitcoin, Monero, USDT or any crypto to fiat and make purchases online or in store.\nAbine - An alternative credit card masking service. Abine has similar features, virtual cards up to 500$ for individual vendors. But Abine also offers other privacy services like phone masking, email masking and more. Abine does not have a free tier unlike privacy.com.\nBitpay - Preloaded Bitpay card that lets you spend your Bitcoin.\nDashDirect - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including DASH. Dash Direct phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with DASH for discounts from hundreds of vendors. No KYC Required.\nDoNotPay - DoNotPay is a consumer rights company that helps you fight corporations and beat bureaucracy. They offer a wide range of services, including bill pay, credit card management, and more.\nEzzocard - Anon cards can be purchased via crypto. Charges a decent markup.\nKlutchCard - Service that provides several management and privacy features for your bank account. Klutch gives you unlimited Virtual cards, a physical card without your name on the front, and the ability to manage your spending transactions in depth all while still earning cash back. Does require KYC information and a good credit score though. Another downside, there is currently no way to pay off your balance other than to link your account via ACH and routing number.\nLaso.Finance - A bit pricey. Virtual Credit card with no KYC card that allows for spends of over 1K anywhere in the world. Currently uses Metamask for stable coins only. Monero support coming soon.\nPayWithMoon - Virtual Cards with no KYC funded by lightning based Bitcoin transactions. You can create as many virtual cards as you want, but cards are limited in amounts of 1000$. These cards do not currently work outside of the United States. Used to provide full pre-paid credit cards only offers gift cards now.\nPrivacy.com - The primary method for Credit Card Privacy. By linking your bank account to your Debit card, you can create virtual privacy focused cards that only work for one vendor at a time. This prevents your Debit card from being used in the event of a vendor data breach. Virtual cards are easily deletable. Downsides are that you start with 500$ per card limits for virtual cards. And there is the privacy concern of sharing your bank data with a third party. Please use our affiliate link when signing up. To get an extra $5 dollars on sign up.\nUquid - Virtual card for crypto, only works through Binance or wallet connect compatible wallets, for a wide range of gift card services.\nX1 - Similar to Klutch. Control subscriptions and keep your details private with disposable card numbers.donotpay.com/learn/virtual-credit-card-generator/) - Free Virtual Credit Card Generator for signing up for trial services. Do not Pay also works to create an AI focused response to many asymmetrical problems of society like fighting back against parking tickets or social media de-platforming with automated and proven methods of remediating these issues.\nGift Cards # Egifter - Buy and send premium gift cards for a wide range of services. Offers points per purchases. Gyft - Gift cards for over 200 vendors. Coinsbee - Does Phone Top ups. Bitrefill - Gifts cards and other services. Coincards - giftcards available in multiple countries, Coincards has everything you could possibly need to live your life with crypto! Offers Phone Top ups and accepts Monero. Stealths - Monero first Gift card sales. No KYC Required. Wallets # Bitcoin Wallets # Ashigaru - A new fork of Samurai Wallet without the coinjoin services. As this is new untested its recommended not to put large amounts of BTC on here just yet.\nCasa - Self custody wallet with built in Multi-sig for security and inheritance built in so that your assets aren\u0026rsquo;t lost in the event of death. Only takes Bitcoin and Ethereum.\nCold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nElectrum Wallet - Founded in 2011 Electrum is one of the oldest, simplest and most trusted Bitcoin Only wallets in the game. With a simple interface that has been forked by many other blockchain projects Electrum has everything you need to store and use your bitcoin easily and securely.\nSamurai Wallet - A modern bitcoin wallet hand forged to keep your transactions private your identity masked and your funds secured. Samurai Wallet is a mobile only wallet that is built to work with the Ronin Dojo Full node and Whirlpool privacy coinjoins. Completely Open Source. Mobile only wallet. In April 2024 Samurai Wallet was shutdown by the US government and the founders of the wallet arrested. While the wallet still works if installed, the Whirpool coinjoin features have since been disabled. You can donate to the Samurai defense team here You can also find a list of Public Dojo Clones to use at Dojobay\nSparrow Wallet - Sparrow is a Bitcoin wallet for those who value financial self sovereignty. Sparrow’s emphasis is on security, privacy and usability. Sparrow does not hide information from you - on the contrary it attempts to provide as much detail as possible about your transactions and UTXOs, but in a way that is manageable and usable. Completely Open Source. Desktop only wallet. Following the arrest of the Samurai Wallet Devs, the Whirlpool privacy features were removed from the wallet.\nHardware Wallets # Cold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nFoundationDevices - Foundation builds the Passport hardware wallet which is an airgapped wallet hardware device. Passport has no direct connection with the outside world – no USB data and no wireless communications. Instead, Passport uses a camera and QR codes for communication. This provides hardcore, airgapped security without sacrificing usability.\nLedger - NOT RECOMMENDED. While Ledger has a long history in the space of supporting multiple coins. Ledger is close sourced. Ledger has recently come under for fire for creating a backup policy that lets you back up your keys to Ledgers cloud providers, which means that your private keys could be susceptible to third party pressures on the key holders. Also Ledger was caught sending customer data to several different third parties.\nMonero Signer - Monero Signer is a hardware signing device equipped with a camera that allows you to sign transactions offline via QR-Code. Monero Signer also allows you to generate seeds, passphrases and addresses. All this while being completely offline. Software updates are done air-gapped using a micro SD card.\nSeedsigner - Open source hardware signing device that uses raspberry pi zero which reduces possibility of interception. Does not store your coins, is only a security focused device for signing/approving transactions. Bitcoin only.\nTrezor - One of the older hardware wallets around. Trezor is Fully open source and is one of the few wallets to also support multiple coins.\nLightning Wallets # Phoenix Wallet - Utilizing the lightning network can still be quite difficult, which Phoenix aims to help solve. At first glance, Phoenix doesn\u0026rsquo;t look different from your typical Bitcoin wallet. The difference is that Phoenix runs natively on Lightning. Phoenix takes care of everything under the hood and you will barely notice anything, except that your payments are faster and cheaper. Mobile only wallet. Monero Wallets # Anonero - Anonero is privacy focused phone wallet that only supports Monero, while incorporating other privacy features like, encrypted backups, airgapped transactions mandatory TOR connections. You can only access this app over TOR.\nFeather Wallet - Feather is a free, open-source Monero wallet for Linux, Tails, macOS and Windows. It is written in C++ with the Qt framework. Monero can be difficult to use in many cases to the highly technical and private nature of the coin, which is why the simplicity of feather wallet is so necessary. Feather Wallet can installed or run as a standalone application, making it easily parable with something like Tails OS for the ultimate privacy combo.\nMonero Subscription Wallet - Wallet that allows you to set subscriptions of regularly recurring payments that you would like to send.\nMyMonero - The simplest way to use the next-generation private digital currency Monero, at the sweet spot between security, convenience, and features. Not a full node wallet. You need to trust another node to run this wallet. These wallets share your private view key with a remote server, which continuously scans the blockchain looking for your transactions. They are faster to use, but your privacy can be lessened if you don\u0026rsquo;t control the remote server.\nRinoWallet - Online Monero multisig wallet. Non-custodial and offers 2FA protection.\nMulti Chain Wallets # CakeWallet - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including Monero. Cakewallet phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with Monero for discounts from hundreds of vendors. Supports Monero. No KYC Required. Mobile and desktop wallet. Open Source.\nExodus Wallet - One of the best wallets for holding multiple coins. With a beautiful interface that shows you long term internal price data, built in protocol level staking, coin swaps between hundreds of coins and many other features. Exodus is one best crypto wallets bar none. While it has ended support for Monero as it was a technical challenge to support it. Exodus is NOT Open source. Desktop and mobile.\nStack Wallet - Non Custodial multi coin wallet. Open Source. Has built in exchange functionality. Comes with \u0026ldquo;Duress mode\u0026rdquo; that lets you prepare a fake wallet in case you are physically threatened. Comes with built auto back ups, in wallet crypto swapping and more. Allows you to easily point at your own full node. Supports monero. Desktop and Mobile.\nWallet Recovery # Bitcoin Recovery CO - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nCryptoRecovers - Helping people regain access to their lost Bitcoin wallets since 2019.\nDatarecovery.com - Specializes in cryptocurrency recovery services, providing expert assistance to individuals and businesses who have lost access to their digital assets.\nDriveSavers - Specializes in recovering lost cryptocurrency and compromised wallets from all types of software and hardware wallets.\nEasyRecovery - Professional Bitcoin wallet recovery services can assist with password recovery, private key extraction, and damaged device repair to restore access to your Bitcoin.\nKeychainX - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nProfessional Crypto Recovery - Crypto recovery service that can help you recover your lost coins today.\nRecoverLostBitcoin - Expert crypto recovery services, including private key reconstruction, wallet and scam recovery.\nRecoverMyCryptoWallet - Can recover lost passphrases, missing seed words and forgotten passwords.\nWallet Recovery Service - Can recover lost crypto from all types of wallets.\n"},{"id":13,"href":"/organizations/","title":"Organizations","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The State is, and always has been, the great single enemy of the human race, its liberty, happiness, and progress.\u0026rdquo; - Murray Rothbard\nLiberty Organization that fight for different facets of all things related to liberty.\nAnti ESG Orgs # StriveFunds - Investment firm to counter ESG narrative from Blackrock and Vanguard. Strive specifically rejects the idea of Stakeholder capitalism. Started by author and presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. Antiwar # Antiwar.com - Since the mid 90\u0026rsquo;s Antiwar.com has been one of not the most important and consistently antiwar voices. With reporting on wars all over the globe for a liberty perspective, antiwar.com covers every aspect of the global wars.\nBitcoin For Peace - Accelerate World Peace Through Bitcoin Adoption. The vision of Bitcoin For Peace is to live in world where ALL life co-thrives in harmony. With the current corrupt fiat system, that vision can never happen. Bitcoin is a peaceful revolution.\nConcerned Veterans for America - CVA and its grassroots army will look to defend VA reforms and expand health care options for veterans, rethink America’s foreign policy to promote long-term prosperity, and encourage action to foster a more secure financial future for our country.\nDefend the Guard - An organization that works to reclaim constitutional authority. Defend the Guard legislation would prohibit a state’s National Guard units from being deployed into active combat without a formal declaration of war by Congress, as provided by the U.S. Constitution.\nFood Not Bombs - Food Not Bombs started in 1980. They work to provide healthy vegetarian food to starving Americans. Leftwing organization.\nStopWar.org - Stop the War was founded in September 2001 in the weeks following 9/11, when George W. Bush announced the “war on terror”. Stop the War has since been dedicated to preventing and ending the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and elsewhere. Comes from a leftwing perspective.\nThe Libertarian Institute - Founded by Scott Horton. LI focuses on many issues with a large focus on antiwar. LI has a lot of cross over with Antiwar.com.\nTheGrayZone - The Grayzone is an independent journalistic initiative that does not receive funding from any government or government-backed group or individual. The Gray Zone primarily reports on antiwar civil rights issues from a left wing perspectives.\nWeAreNotYourSoldiers - Antiwar Non-profit feature former soldiers that publicly talk about their horrible experiences during war.\nAntiWoke Advocacy # ActionPDE - PDE Action is a nonpartisan advocacy group working to reclaim public schools through engagement with school boards \u0026amp; state legislatures.\nDefendingEd - Parents Defending Education is a national grassroots organization working to reclaim our schools from activists imposing harmful agendas.\nExit Group - Group that helps users exit from woke/corporate life and build businesses to create separate revenue streams\nFairForAll - A nonpartisan organization dedicated to advancing civil rights and liberties for all Americans, and promoting a common culture based on fairness, understanding, and humanity. Specifically rejects woke ideas and believes in actual equality for all people.\nHeterodox Academy - Heterodox Academy (HxA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit membership organization of thousands of faculty, staff, and students committed to advancing the principles of open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement to improve higher education and academic research. Focuses heavily on Colleges.\nInstitute for Liberal Values - As a non-partisan and non-sectarian consortium focused on the promotion of individual freedom, rights, and liberty in everyday life, the Institute for Liberal Values provides the skills and support required to build community where there has been division, encourage free expression where there has been censorship, and foster optimism where there is fear.\nNew Discourses - Education on all things critical theory. Eduation and debunking of Marxism, Progressive and all forms of critical theory. IE Critical Race Theory, Queer Theory, etc. Founded by James Lindsey.\nClimate Change Pushback # Copenhagen Consensus - The Copenhagen Consensus Center is a think tank that researches and publishes the smartest solutions to the world\u0026rsquo;s biggest problems. Our studies are conducted by more than 300 economists from internationally renowned institutions, including seven Nobel Laureates, to advise policymakers and philanthropists how to achieve the best results with their limited resources.Founded by climate change debunker and educator Bjorn Lomborg.\nEnvironmental Progress - Environmental Progress (EP) was founded in 2016 with the mission of achieving nature, peace and prosperity for all. We believe everyone has a right to affordable energy, a healthy planet, and urban environments that enable citizens to thrive. Our strategy has been to organize grassroots movements to defend these rights, and to fund research into why they are threatened. Founded by free speech advocate and Journalist Michael Shellenberger.\nHeartland.org - The Heartland Institute is a nonprofit organization that focuses on issues in education, environmental protection, health care, budgets and taxes, and stopping Socialism.\nIndustrial Progress - For the last 40 years, so-called environmentalists have held back industrial progress around the world. That\u0026rsquo;s why Idustrial Progress helps the industry fight for its freedom, with new ideas, arguments, and policies that will improve our economy and our environment. Founded by Fossil Fuels advocate Alex Epstein.\nPerc.org - The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) explores how aligning free market incentives for environmental stewardship produces sustainable outcomes for land, water, and wildlife.\nSavory.Global - Fights against climate change approved opinion by using regenerative farming practices of holistic land management. Provides real alternative solutions to mainstream climate fear mongering.\nDrug Freedom # Drug Policy Alliance - The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the leading organization in the U.S. working to end the drug war. Encryption and censorship # Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) - The largest organization that fights for Internet and Digital Freedom. Based out of the US.The EFF puts out several of the best digital freedom tools, including HTTPS Everywhere, Privacy Badger and Certbot.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFree resources Physical and Digital # Art For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nLeadership Institute - Liberty focused training provided in person and virtual. Training is offered for a wide range of topics, including, activism campaigns, fundraising and more.\nLibertarianism.org - Free ebooks from a Cato/Bluepilled perspective. Still some solid content overall.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - Free liberty starter kits for applicants. Including books small grants and more. Primarily aimed at students.\nTechsoup.org - Free Tech for non-profits.\nLegal Advocacy # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nCoin Center - Based in D.C., Coin Center is the leading non-profit research and advocacy center focused on the public policy issues facing cryptocurrency and decentralized computing technologies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Their mission is to defend the rights of individuals to build and use free and open cryptocurrency networks: the right to write and publish code – to read and to run it. The right to assemble into peer-to-peer networks. And the right to do all this privately.\nDeFi Education Fund - The DeFi Education Fund (DEF) explains decentralized finance (DeFi) to policymakers around the world and advocates for policies welcoming of decentralized financial infrastructure.\nFire - Since its founding more than two decades ago as the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, FIRE has become the nation’s leading defender of fundamental rights on college campuses through our unique mix of programming, including student and faculty outreach, public education campaigns, individual case advocacy, and policy reform efforts. In 2022, FIRE changed its name to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and announced an expansion initiative into off-campus free speech advocacy and legal defense.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nInstitute for Justice - IJ is a nonprofit, public interest law firm. Their mission is to end widespread abuses of government power and secure the constitutional rights that allow all Americans to pursue their dreams.\nJusticeDao- A DAO specifically dedicated to helping the legal defense of the developers of Tornado Cash, an Ethereum based privacy service that was takedown by government action.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nPacific Legal Foundation - Pacific Legal Foundation is a national nonprofit legal organization that defends Americans from government overreach and abuse. PFL specifically focuses on Property Rights, Equality and Opportunity and Separation of Powers. ^1,2^\nPeer-To-Peer Rights Fund - The P2P Rights Fund is a project housed within the Bitcoin Policy Institute, a 501(c)3 think tank. An advisory board including open-source developers, human rights activists, and lawyers oversees the fund’s activities. P2P Focuses on protection of Open-Source Software under the First Amendment.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nStand With Crypto - Stand With Crypto, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, champions for clear, common-sense regulations for the crypto industry. We\u0026rsquo;re mobilizing the 52 million crypto owners in the US - a demographic that is younger (60% Gen-Z and Millennials) and more diverse (41% identify as racial minorities) than the general US population - to unlock crypto\u0026rsquo;s innovation potential and foster greater economic freedom.\nThe Crypto Lawyers - Much like Coin Center Crypto Lawyers provide legal advocacy for Bitcoin freedom. They offer services in regards to Litigation, NFT, DEFI, IP, Compliance, and Forensic Investigations.\nMeetups, Education and Training # Americas Future - America’s Future empowers young people to be active, civil, and curious citizens who build freer communities that lead to fulfillment, dignity, and happiness for all.We’re working toward a time in America where young people collaborate to drive change in their communities – change that equips the individual to build a free and happy life. America’s Future offers rising generations opportunities for networking, mentoring, leadership and community engagement through our national network and extensive array of programming.\nArt For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nFreedom Works - A longstanding political orginization that has traditionally leaned republican. Recently though they\u0026rsquo;ve rebranded to target smaller liberty focused groups in order to help educated and advocate for freedom and change in public policy.\nLeadership Institute - Founded in 1979 by its president, Morton C. Blackwell, LI provides training in campaigns, fundraising, grassroots organizing, youth politics, and communications. The Institute teaches conservatives of all ages how to succeed in politics, government, and the media.The Institute offers more than 50 types of training schools, workshops, and seminars; a free employment placement service; and a national field program that trains conservative students to organize campus groups.\nLiberty on the Rocks - Liberty on the Rocks is a non-profit grass roots libertarian organization designed to educate, connect, and activate liberty enthusiasts around the world. Through local chapters and events, citizens and activists throughout the country can increase the size of their networks, enhance their understanding of economics and the philosophy of freedom, widen their knowledge of local and national educational outlets, and increase their opportunities for involvement. Official Partner of Liberty Tools\nLiberty Seeds - The largest directory of liberty-minded organizations, events, and more.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - SFL is not a top down, chapter based, or membership organization. Instead SFL functions as a network of pro-liberty students from a wide diversity of locations and backgrounds. SFL does sometimes take the more blue pilled approach.\nWe Are Change - We Are Change is a nonpartisan, independent media organization comprised of individuals and groups working to expose corruption worldwide.Founded by Luke Rudkowski, We Are Change is comprised of independent journalists, concerned citizens, activists, and anyone who wants to shape the direction our world is going in. We seek to expose the lies of governments and the corporate elite who constantly trash our humanity. Their goal is to create a community of truth-seekers and peacemakers who share a commitment to nonviolent action.\nYoung Americans for Liberty - Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) is the most active and effective pro-liberty youth organization advancing liberty on campus. Our four-step mission is to identify, educate, train, and mobilize youth activists to make liberty win. YAL maintains many chapters across college campuses all over the US.\nYou are the Power - You Are The Power is a membership-based nonprofit that is founded and run by Spike Cohen. They work with activists and organizations in all 50 states, using localized, single-issue activism to set communities free, restore individual rights, take the power away from government and put it back in the hands of the people.\nPress Freedoms # Committee to Protect Journalists - The Committee to Protect Journalists is an independent, nonprofit organization that promotes press freedom worldwide. They defend the right of journalists to report the news safely and without fear of reprisal.\nInternational Press Institute - Their mission is to defend media freedom and support independent journalism wherever they are threatened. Also tracks press freedoms in regards to Covid restrictions.\nReporters Without Borders - Reporters Without Borders tracks press freedoms across the world.\nPolice Reform and Monitoring # 8 Can\u0026rsquo;t Wait - 8 Cant Wait is a campaign to bring immediate change to police departments by encouraging the adoption of 8 specific policies.\nAdopt a Cop - Adopt A Cop BJJ is a nonprofit, donation based program and registered 501(c)3 that allows active duty patrolling police officers around the country to train at any Adopt A Cop BJJ affiliated academy and will pay 100% of the officer’s membership until they reach the rank of Blue belt. Blue belt is the second ranked belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and on average it takes around 12 to 18 months to obtain. Police officers are much less likely to both get injured and to injure suspects if they are trained in BJJ as evidenced by this Case Study.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nOpen-archive - App for saving and sharing files for whistleblowers and videos of police etc\nThick Red Line - A project of Art of Liberty, TRL is an effort to restore respect for law enforcement by abolishing victimless crime.\nWashingtonPost Police Shootings Database - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states\nThink Tanks # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAyn Rand Institute - ARI offers a variety of educational experiences to promote greater understanding of Ayn Rand’s philosophy and, through the writing and speaking of our experts, advocates her principles of reason, rational self-interest and laissez-faire capitalism. ARI also often takes a more Blue pilled perspective and does not generally follow Anarchist ideas, as it advocates for a one world government, based on the principles of logic and reason.\nArt of Liberty - A small think tank that exposes the Illegitimacy and Criminality of “Government” while Making the Voluntaryist Case for Free Markets, REAL Freedom and Peace.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow Institute works to promote the ideas of privacy in the world.\nThe Cato Institute - Founded in 1977 by Ed Crane, Murray Rothbard and Charles Koch. Cato is one of the oldest and largest libertarian think tanks in America. Cato has published great research and information since its inception. Cato has been criticized at times for often taking very pragmatic criticisms of the state and sometimes making the libertarian defense of state activities. Often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nThe Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) - FEE\u0026rsquo;s popular digital content and in-person programs turn complex ideas into practical tools for living your best life and making the world a better place. Fee covers a wide range of issues across the entire political spectrum, while always exposing government crimes and failures.\nThe Future of Freedom Foundation - The Future of Freedom Foundation is a tax-exempt, non-profit educational foundation whose mission is to present an uncompromising moral, philosophical, and economic case for the free society.\nThe Mises Institute - The premium think tank for all things liberty. Founded in 1982 by Anarcho-capitalism Lew Rockwell, largely to push the ideas of economist Murray Rothbard following his split with the Cato Institute. The Mises institute has been one of the biggest and most consistent voices for all things liberty including: Antiwar, Austrian economics, Sound Money, Police Reform, Secession, Book Publishing and so much more.\nThe Reason Foundation - Reason Foundation advances a free society by developing, applying, and promoting libertarian principles, including individual liberty, free markets, and the rule of law. We use journalism and public policy research to influence the frameworks and actions of policymakers, journalists, and opinion leaders. Reason also publishes Reason Magazine and hosts the SOHO Debate Forum. Much like Cato Reason often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nWhistle Blowing # Aim - Undercover citizen journalism, mostly focused on American schools.\nCryptome - One of the primary inspirations for Wikileaks, Cryptome has been offering a leaking platform to the world since 1996 and still runs today. Founded by John Young.\nEFF Surveillance Self-Defense - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\nGlobal Leaks - Whistleblowing Solutions Impresa Sociale S.r.l. (WBS) is an innovative social enterprise that carries out research and development to support whistleblowers and the fight against corruption. It was founded in 2016 to guarantee the economic sustainability of the GlobaLeaks project, through taking care of the growing number of requests for assistance, maintenance and custom deployment. WBS hosts the development activities and coordinates the community efforts. Global leaks provides its own open source tool for whistleblowers.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nO\u0026rsquo;keefe Media Group - Following the ousting of James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe from Project Veritas, O\u0026rsquo;Keefe Media group was founded to present another opportunity for whistle blowing and citizen journalism. OKM provides training and supplies for Citizen journalists.\nProject Veritas - Founded in 2010 by James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe, Project Veritas picked up much of the leaking slack following Wikileakss decrease in output. Often slandered as a far right group, Project Veritas has leaked many of the biggest stories since its inception. Project Veritas was and is largely known for using undercover cameras to expost stories.\nTruth in Media - Not a whistleblowing organization perse, however TIM is known for doing in depth inclusive stories reputably with strong reliable sources and without sensationalism. TIM focuses on stories that most media ignores. Founded by Journalist Ben Swann.\nWikiLeaks - Founded in 2006 by Julian Assange. Wikileaks was the the primary source for leaking of highly secret corporate and government data. Wikileaks worked to protect its leakers by employing the use of PGP and TOR. While largely inactive since the arrest of its founder Julian Assange in 2019, Wikileaks archives are still an important repository of leaked data.\nWizSafe Journalist Privacy Guide - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\n"},{"id":14,"href":"/osint/","title":"OSINT","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Nothing has such power to broaden the mind as the ability to investigate systematically and truly all that comes under thy observation in life.\u0026rdquo; - Marcus Aurelius\nOpen Source Intelligence tools can be used to find information of all types. This can be useful in furthering your understanding of both offensive and defensive practices by finding information for anything and everything. OSINT is the direct inverse of open source privacy tools. OSINT can be used for nefarious purposes in some cases, but OSINT itself does not directly include the concept of hacking. OSINT only aims to find legally available public information. OSINT has tremendous use in regards to education and finding information about corporations, politicians and good journalism. These tools can also be used to help you understand your own privacy exposure as well. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAI (Artificial Intelligence) Tools # Art Generators # Albus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAnimate Anyone - App that allows you to take a static image or photo and create videos of movement based on the people or characters in those photos.\nDall E - DALL·E 2 is an AI system that can create realistic images and art from a description in natural language. Made by Open Ai. Closed source.\nDreamstudio.ai - AI Art Generation.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGemini - Formerly known as Bard. Google\u0026rsquo;s AI alternative to Chat GPT. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias, including filtering your text prompts through a DEI and social justice lens.\nLumiere - A Space-Time Diffusion Model for Video Generation. Made by Google, closed source. Create video from word prompts or pictures. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias.\nMagic Animate - Magic Animate is an open source project that allows you to produces an animated video from a single image and a motion video.\nMid Journey - Mid Journey is an independent research lab exploring new mediums of thought and expanding the imaginative powers of the human species. Requires the unencrypted messaging app Discord for image generation.\nOpen AI Sora - Sora can generate videos up to a minute long while maintaining visual quality and adherence to the user’s prompt. Closed source.\nFreedom and Privacy AI Tools # AI Unchained - Podcast by freedom advocate and bitcoin educator Guy Swann. Follow the newest updates in the AI industry to become more sovereign and efficient by utilizing cutting edge tools.\nAlex AI - Energy and Climate Chatbot. Built by Alex Epstein, an advocate of Freedom and Fossil Fuels. Iphone Only.\nGab AI - Chat GPT alternative and image generator by conservative Social Media company GAB.\nGATgpt - A LLM model like Chat GPT but specifically for gun printing and all things gun related. Built by Cody Wilson.\nLibertAI - Decentralized privacy focused AI.\nUnleashed Chat - AI chatbot service designed with real privacy in mind. It stands out with its live Nostr data querying and advanced context embedding capabilities. It allows for Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network, for privacy and speed. The platform employs the latest Open Source models, prioritizing uncensored options.\nVenice - Venice is an open source alternative to Chat GPT. With built in features for code prompts and Stable Diffusion, Venice does not censor or spy on you. Launched by freedom advocate and crypto pioneer Erik Voorhees.\nGeneral AI Tools # AI or Not - Need to verify if images are AI generated? Here\u0026rsquo;s a project that can identify images from Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Dall-E, GAN and more.\nAIXploira - Access the largest list of top-quality AI tools available on the web.\nAlbus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAwesome GPT - List of dozens of GPT style LLMs.\nEsperanto.ai - Esperanto delivers high-performance, energy-efficient computing solutions that are the compelling choice for the most demanding AI and non-AI applications.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGPT4all - Self Hosted GPT Alternative.\nHuggingface.co - Open Source CHAT GPT Alternative.\nLM Studio - LM Studio lets you discover, download, and run local LLMs entirely offline.\nMaxAI.me - Chrome extension that lets you utilize AI on different sites.\nParse Prompt - Convert and summarize podcast episodes, audio clips, web-pages, and YouTube into AI-generated content.\nAttack Surface # BynaryEdge - We scan the web and gather data for you.\nCensys - Attack Surface Management Solutions.\nCriminalip.io - Cyber Threat Intelligence Search Engine and Attack Surface Management (ASM) platform.\nRedHunt Labs - Discover your Attack Surface, Continuously.\nSecurityTrails - The Total Internet Inventory.\nBug Hunting # Bug Bounty writeups - Detailed breakdowns of all sorts of different types of attacks.\nBughunter-handbook - A list of resources that will help bug bounty hunters with resources that are useful during their bug bounty journey.\nCertificates # CertSpotter - Monitors your domains for expiring, unauthorized, and invalid SSL certificates.\nCensys - Certificates - Certificates Search.\nCrt.sh - Certificate Search.\nCTSearch - Certificate Transparency Search Tool.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nTLS.BufferOver.run - Quickly find certificates in IPv4 space.\nCredentials # Check your email accounts to find associated accounts with breached companies.\nBreachdirectory.org - Check if your information was exposed in a data breach.\nCrackstation.net - Massive pre-computed lookup (Rainbow) tables to crack password hashes.\nDehashed - Free deep-web scans and protection against credential leaks, Takes Monero for Premium accounts.\nHackcheck - Hackcheck is a data breach search engine that makes checking the integrity of your data easy and flexible cheap! They currently offer several lightning fast queries to search through our billions of records with. The queries they offer are email, password, username, name, IP address, phone number, and domain name.\nHave I Been Pwned - Check if your email or phone is in a data breach.\nHaveibeensold.app - App that checks who is selling your data. Currently down.\nIntelx - Needs an account for most dumps, but shows accounts and password associated with on different sites.\nLeak-Lookup - Search across thousands of data breaches to find you compromised data - Requires an account for full results. Cheap prices and accepts Monero.\nLeakCheck.io - Make sure your credentials haven\u0026rsquo;t been compromised.\nLeakix - Identify public data leaks.\nMozilla Monitor - Stay safe with privacy tools from the makers of Firefox that protect you from hackers and companies that publish and sell your personal information. We’ll alert you of any known data breaches, find and remove your exposed info and continually watch for new exposures.\nSnusbase - Stay on top of the latest database breaches.\nSpycloud.com - More in Depth than haveIbeenpwned. Requires an account.\nCode Search Engines # GitHub Code Search - A search engine for searching projects on GitHub.\nGrep.app - Search across a half million git repos.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nNerdyData - Find companies based on their website\u0026rsquo;s tech stack or code.\nPublicwww.com - Source Code Search Engine. Find any alphanumeric snippet, signature or keyword in the web pages HTML, JS and CSS code.\nRepoSearch - Source code search engine that helps you find implementation details, example usages or just analyze code.\nSearchCode - Search 75 billion lines of code from 40 million projects.\nSourceGraph - Understand and search across your entire codebase.\nData Retention # Archive.org - The biggest site for internet website archives.\nDessant - A web extension for pulling data from archived sites.\nInteltechniques - A guide to manually remove your data from archive sites.\nMemento Time Travel - Memento TimeTravel is built using the archive.today API, and can thus be utilized as an upgraded internet archive product. It offers web users with an easy-to-use design.\nPagefreezer.com - PageFreezer is an alternative to the Wayback machine which utilizes Google-like crawling technology. The screenshots are taken using a fully automated operation.\nTubeRipper - An app that lets you rip or download videos from most platforms.\nWebcite - WebCite differs from the Wayback Machine by providing the sort of detailed snapshots of author-cited references requested by publishers, editors, and readers.\nDevice Information # Macaddress.io - MAC address vendor lookup.\nMaclookup.app - Find the vendor name of a device by entering an OUI or a MAC address.\nMacvendors.com - Find MAC Address Vendors. Now.\nMAC Vendor Lookup - Look up the vendor for a specific MAC Address.\nDNS # Chaos - Enhance research and analyse changes around DNS for better insights.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing.\nDNSDumpster - DNS recon \u0026amp; research, find \u0026amp; lookup DNS records.\nDNShistory.org - Domain Name System Historical Record Archive.\nDNSdb - Passive DNS historical database.\nDNSviz - Tool for visualizing the status of a DNS zone.\nDNSTwister - The anti-phishing domain name search engine and DNS monitoring service.\nDnslytics - The ultimate online investigation tool for DNS and other internet data.\nHackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nPassivedns.mnemonic.no - Web interface for querying passive DNS data collected in our malware lab.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nRapidDNS - DNS query tool which make querying - subdomains or sites of a same IP easy.\nDomains # Buckets.grayhatwarfare.com - Public buckets.\nBuiltWith - Find out what websites are Built With.\nCentralOps - DomainDossier - Investigate domains and IP addresses.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing!\nDomainIQ - Comprehensive Domain Intelligence.\nGrayhatwarfare.com - domains - How to search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nIPInfo - Provides your WAN or Public IP address.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nPentest-tools.com - Discover subdomains and determine the attack surface of an organization.\nRiddler - Allows you to search in a high quality dataset.\nRobTex - Various kinds of research of IP numbers, Domain names, etc.\nSecurityheaders.com - Scan your site now.\nSimilarweb.com - The easiest and fastest tool to find out what\u0026rsquo;s really going on online.\nSitereport.netcraft.com - Find out the infrastructure and technologies used by any site.\nSpyonweb.com - Find out related websites.\nStatscrop.com - Millions of amazing websites across the web are being analyzed with StatsCrop.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVisualsitemapper.com - Create a visual map of your site.\nWho.is - WHOIS Search, Domain Name, Website, and IP Tools.\nWhois.domaintools.com - Industry’s fastest domain discovery engine and broadest, most accurate data.\nWhoisology.com - Deep Connections Between Domain Names \u0026amp; Their Owners.\nExploits # 0day.today - The ultimate database of exploits and vulnerabilities.\nExploit-DB - An Exploit Database.\npacketstormsecurity.com - Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers.\nRapid7 - DB - A vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSploitus - A convenient central place for identifying the newest exploits.\nVulmon - A vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nFacial Recognition # Pimeyes - The gold Standard in facial recognition search, while prioritizing privacy. Focused Search Engines # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Correlate – Google Trends Correlate can help you identify search patterns that correlate with real-world trends. It can be used to identify search patterns that are similar to one another. For example, you could use the tool to find out if there is a link between new legislation and gun sales (at least in terms of the search volume related to the two topics).\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nGrabify - Grabify is a free web-based IP grabbing/URL shortening tool. (IP grabbing just as it implies simply means getting/grabbing peoples IP addresses.) This can be used to get location/IP data from potential attackers.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nIPGeo - IpGeo is a python tool to extract IP addresses from captured network traffic file (pcap/pcapng) and generate csv report containing details about the geolocation of each ip in the packets.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMillion Short – Million Short has an interesting approach to searching for information online. The interface is generally similar to a typical search engine. However, you can sort and filter the results in a number of ways. Examples include popularity, eCommerce, live chat, date, location, and others. Also, it automatically pulls out the top sites that usually occupy the top spots in any search result (e.g. Amazon.com, eBay, YouTube, etc.)\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nMention - A service that lets you track any code words across social media platforms. Paid service.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOSSDatabase - OSS DATABASE is a crowdsourced database of Open Source software. Their goal is to make it easy to look for open source alternatives and compare them with their proprietary peers.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPulsedive - A search engine for devices connected to the internet.\nPublic API\u0026rsquo;s - A list of several different API\u0026rsquo;s that are free to use for data pulling.\nPublicData.com - PublicData.com is the number one resource for public records from local, state, and federal agencies.\nProwl - A free IP search \u0026amp; identifications of IoC and IoA.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nSearch by Image - Tool to reverse image search docs, only works in Chromium based browsers.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nShodan – A search engine and network security tool for the internet of things. It finds devices on the internet like web servers, webcams, appliances, traffic lights, and even power plants.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTalkWalkerAlerts – TalkWalkerAlerts is a great alternative to Google Alerts because, in addition to monitoring the web for certain keywords, it monitors social media, blogs, and forums as well. This can be helpful if you need to find mentions of someone’s name or business across the web. Free and paid options.\nTorSearch - A TOR search engine for websites hosted on TOR (The Darknet).\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nTinyEye - A reverse image search.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nGeolocation # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nMail Addresses # Centralops - Email, Whois, DNS search info.\nEmailHippo - Email address verification technology.\nEmail-format.com - Find the email address formats in use at thousands of companies.\nHunter.io - Find professional email addresses in seconds.\nIntelligenceX - Search engine and data archive. Finds public personal information from data brokers.\nMelissa - Emailcheck - Check email addresses and verify they are live.\nMXToolbox - Check your email headers.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nReacher.email - Open-Source Email Verification.\nRocketReach - Your first-degree connection to any professional.\nskymem.info - Find email addresses of companies and people.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nThatsThem - Reverse email lookup.\nverify-email.org - Checks whether the mailbox exists or not.\nVoilaNorbert - I can find anyone\u0026rsquo;s email address.\nOSINT Lists # About.start.me - OSINT Dashboard to combine different OSINT tools.\nAwesome-Osint - A curated list of amazingly awesome open source intelligence tools and resources.\nFacebook Email Search - A simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFreedomlab.io - FreedomLab is a virtual gathering place for human rights defenders. Here you will find a repository of training materials, tutorials, and digital tools, all tailored to your needs and requirements. We hope you will learn about tools, experiences, advocacy and fundraising strategies, as well as knowledge and skills related to security. Through support and collaboration, human rights defenders increase their capacity to monitor and report, seek redress, and advocate for the promotion of human rights.\nFull OSINT - Full OSINT focused on the most popular web-based Open Source Intelligence and Cybersecurity Tools.\nHacker Search Engines - Long list of OSINT Tools.\nInteltechniques Tools - Dozens of tools available from Michael Bazzels website.\nOstintFramework - Terrific list. Layout is a bit strange can be annoying to navigate.\nOsint-jobs.com - Job board and education research.\nOsintcurio.us - The OSINT Curious Project was a source of quality, actionable, Open Source Intelligence news, original blogs, instructional videos, and live streams. We tried to keep people curious about exploring web applications for bits of information or trying out new techniques to access important OSINT data.\nOsintool.com - List of multiple tools with install instructions.\nOsintdojo.com - A giant list of OSINT resources.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nSociallinks.io - Everything you need to navigate the OSINT world, gain deeper insights, and enhance investigations.\nSocial-Analyzer - API, CLI \u0026amp; Web App for analyzing \u0026amp; finding a person’s profile across social media websites. It includes different string analysis and detection modules, you can choose which combination of modules to use during the investigation process.\nSpiderFoot - SpiderFoot is an open-source OSINT tool with 200+ modules for gathering information on target organizations, domains and IP addresses, networks, emails, and usernames. It offers automation capabilities for routine OSINT tasks like DNS queries, threat intelligence checks, breach detection, WHOIS lookups, and more.\nstart.me - Another Giant list of all sorts of tools.\nTCM-Open-Source-Intellingence-Resources - Compilation of Resources from TCM\u0026rsquo;s OSINT Course.\nX-osint - An Open source intelligent framework ie an osint tool which gathers valid information about a phone number, user’s email address, perform VIN Osint, and reverse, perform subdomain enumeration, able to find email from a name, and so much more.\nSecurity Focused Tools # 2fA.Directory - List of companies that use 2FA in America. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\n2fA.Directory.International - List of companies that use 2FA Internationally. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nBest Randoms - Random information generator for huge amount of categories.\nDmarc and SPF Checkers - A site Dmarc, SPF and DKIM are Email security settings that protect your email account from being spoofed or faked. This tool scores your domain to see how difficult it would be to spoof. ^1^\nDNS checker and port scanner - A site to check open ports, DNS SPF records and much more on your own internal server.\nEfani - Test your Phone number public connections to see your total phone exposure.\nEmail Rep - App that lets you check the known reputability of any email address and domain.\nEnd Of Life - Tracks closely software updates, and EOL status for a massive list of software. Need to figure out how long your new phone will be supported? They have you covered.\nExiftool - A tool let’s you pull metadata info from a wide range of file types.\nHudson Rock - Free tools to check for compromised corporate accounts.\nHowsecureismypassword - A site to test the security and the Bruce Force difficulty of your password.\nImmuniweb - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server or servers. Checks SSL status of multiple different types of applications. Also checks compliance with frameworks such as PCI, HIPAA and NIST.\nIp Quality Score - An app to check your IP, Email and Fraud prevention. Also allows for verifying Tor and VPN connectivity and much more.\nPolisis - Polisis gives you a glimpse of what websites actually say in their privacy policies.\nPrivacy Parrot - A search engine that helps determine if a website can sell your personal information.\nScamDoctor - Project that tracks known scam websites and use an algorithm to determine likelihood of other scams.\nSecurity Headers - A site to check the security headers of your own self-hosted server to check your exposure to attacks like XSS, Clickjacking and more.\nShieldsup - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Run by Steve Gibson of the SecurityNow Podcast and Spinrite data recovery application.\nSSL LABS - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Specifically looks at TLS config and hash algorithm of your website.\nTiny-check - A piece of software that scans your phone to check for unauthorized monitoring apps unknowingly installed.\nTOSBack (Terms of Service) - A website that reads back other website terms of service and puts it into a simple and easy to read summary.\nTraceLabs - An OSINT service that helps find missing people.\nVirus Total - Scan files, hashes and URLs to run them against a database of known compromised software. Extremely useful when evaluating new suspicious files or programs.\nW3Techs - Large list that tracks software utilization across industries. Find metrics based around software markets share.\nServers # FOFA - Cyberspace mapping.\nGreyNoise - The source for understanding internet noise.\nNatlas - Scaling Network Scanning.\nNetlas.io - Discover, Research and Monitor any Assets Available Online.\nOnyphe.io - Cyber Defense Search Engine for open-source and cyber threat intelligence data.\nZoomEye - Global cyberspace mapping.\nSocial Media Tools # Discord # Discord OSINT Attack Surface - Description of Discord\u0026rsquo;s attack surface.\nDiscord Snowflake to Timestamp Converter - Pulls Discord message timestamps.\nDiscordBee - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDiscordServers Search - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDutch OSINT Guy Discord Resources - OSINT Discord resources that may be useful for searching or pivoting on Discord.\nFacebook # Einvestigator.com - Facebook Search Tools and Resources.\nFacebook Email Search - Is a simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFB People Directory - Is a native tool built by Facebook so you can, as its name suggests, search their people directory. It’s super useful and one of the easiest tools to use when you’re looking for someone.\nPassive DNS - Technology allows you to investigate everything you can imagine about any organization or company in the world, way beyond a simple citizen profile. Let’s see it in action for facebook.com.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nToolzu.com - A platform for Facebook video downloading.\nGab # Gab OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGab OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tool for creating Bookmarklet.\nGab OSINT Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB ^1^\nGeneral Social Media Tools # Sherlock - Finds all usernames across 300 different social media platforms.\nSocialBlade - Real Time follower/subscriber counter for Youtube, Twitch, Instagram and Twitter.\nStories Down - Guide for several different platforms.\nGettr # Gettr OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGettr OSINT Investigations Tips \u0026amp; Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB.\nInstagram # Gramho - Identifying Followers of a Private Instagram Profile.\nInstahunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Instagram posts.\nInstagram OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Instagram.\nPicuki - View, edit and share your publicly available Instagram content.\nLinkedIn # Epieos LinkedIn Tool - Retrieve information linked to an email address.\nHow to conduct OSINT on Linkedin - List of tactics and strategies.\nLinkedIn OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the LinkedIn attack surface.\nLinkedIn OSINT Bookmarket Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part I - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part II - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nNew LinkedIn Search Features - Guide on search functions in LinkedIn.\nPinterest # Aware Online - List of tactics and strategies.\nPinterest OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Pinterest attack surface.\nReddit # Rdddeck - Creates Reddit decks.\nReddit OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Reddit attack surface.\nReddit OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nReddit OSINT Techniques - List of Osint tools and tactics for Reddit.\nUnddit - App that lets you display removed (by mods) and deleted (by users) comments/posts for Reddit.\nSkype # Skype OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Skype attack surface.\nSkypli - Skype search engine.\nSnapchat # Snapchat OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Snapchat attack surface.\nSnap Map - Watch Snaps submitted by Snapchatters around the world.\nTelegram # Awesome Telegram OSINT - Massive list of Telegram Tools.\nTelegram Analytics - Telegram channels and groups catalog in addition chat monitoring.\nTelegram Database - Telegram Search Engine.\nTikTok # TikTok OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the TikTok attack surface.\nTikTok OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate TikTok investigations.\nVidnice - TikTok search engine.\nTumblr # Tumblr OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Tumbler attack surface.\nTumblr OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate Tumblr investigations.\nTumblr OSINT Techniques - Breakdown of many tactics and techniques for OSINT on Tumblr.\nTwitter/X.com # Birdhunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Twitter posts.\nBot Sentinel - Helps you find and block trolls and fake Twitter accounts.\nFoller.me - Free people search engine finds social media profiles, public records, and more!\nNitter - Access Twitter through a privacy front end without an account.\nTinfoleak - Search for Twitter users leaks.\nTweet Beaver - If you’re doing research that involves a Twitter user, TweetBeaver is a great resource. Use it for things like downloading a user’s friends list, downloading a user’s followers list, checking to see if two accounts follow one another, and much more.\nTweetdeck - TweetDeck offers a more convenient Twitter experience by letting you view multiple timelines in one easy interface. It includes a host of advanced features to help get the most of Twitter: Manage multiple Twitter accounts, schedule Tweets for posting in the future, build Tweet collections, and more.\nTwitter OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Twitter attack surface.\nSpoonbill - Spoonbill lets you see profile changes from the people you follow on Twitter or other social networks.\nTrendsmap - Tracks hashtag trends by location.\nTweeterID - Pull your Twitter user ID.\nGetvidfy.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nSavetweetvid.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nURLs # HackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nMOZ Link Explorer - The world\u0026rsquo;s best backlink checker with over 40 trillion links.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nShorteners.grayhatwarfare.com - Search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nURLScan - A sandbox for the web.\nVehicles # Autocheck - Search by Vin or License Plate. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nFaxvin - Search by Vin. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nLicensesearch.org - Can be used to search License plates and Drivers licenses for a fee.\nSkipTracer - Python-based search engine program, that searches lots of different categories, Name, email, phone etc. In particular you can search License Plate info which is the most unique feature of this app.\nVehicle-OSINT-Collection - A comprehensive list of websites, add-ons, repositories, and other tools useful for finding information on a target vehicle ^2^\nVulnerabilities # Aqua Vulnerability Database - Vulnerabilities and weaknesses in open source applications and cloud native infrastructure.\nCapec.Mitre.org - A site that tracks common attack patterns.\nCloudvulndb.org - The Open Cloud Vulnerability \u0026amp; Security Issue Database.\nCVEDetails - The ultimate security vulnerability datasource.\nCVE.org - Another site that tracks identifies defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nGitHub Advisory Database - Security vulnerability database inclusive of CVEs and GitHub originated security advisories.\nLibraries.io - Open source package tracker.\nMITRE CVE - Another site that identifies, defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nMitre.org - A site that tracks common weaknesses across all software.\nNIST NVD - The National Vulnerability Database, that lists known threats and vulnerabilities.\nOssindex.sonatype.org - A free catalogue of open source components and scanning tools to help developers identify vulnerabilities, understand risk, and keep their software safe.\nOpencve.io - Easiest way to track CVE updates and be alerted about new vulnerabilities.\nOsv.dev - Open Source Vulnerability tracker.\nRapid7 - DB - Vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSecurity.snyk.io - Open Source Vulnerability Database.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVulDB - Number one vulnerability database.\nVulmon - Vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nVulners.com - Your Search Engine for Security Intelligence.\nVulnIQ - Vulnerability intelligence and management solution.\nWifi Discovery and Scanning # Acrylic WiFi - WiFi analysis, site survey \u0026amp; troubleshooting.\nAvast Wi-Fi Finder - Avast Wi-Fi Finder is an app to help you find free WiFi networks around you. Just check the map and take a look at the different points that show up. Tapping one of them gives you more information: the name of the network, whether it requires a password, etc.\nFree WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nNetwork Tools - Phone App for tracking all sorts of network metrics.\nOpen WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nWiFinder -\n"},{"id":15,"href":"/political-tools/","title":"Political","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;He knows nothing and thinks he knows everything. That points clearly to a political career.\u0026rdquo; -George Bernard Shaw\nHere at Liberty Tools we believe in looking at alternatives to electoral politics. We believe that in terms of advancing freedom electoral politics has mostly been a lost battle, or very often is actually counter productive. However we do have great respect for anyone who is trying to advance freedom as part of the political process, and continuing in the footsteps of the great politicians such as Ron Paul.\n🏛️ Find Representatives \u0026amp; Voting Info # Govtrack – Look up your Congressional representatives and their voting records. Vote.org – Polling Place Locator – Find out where to vote. Ballotpedia – Discover open races, ballot measures, candidate info, and more. IV3 – Verify your voter roll info, report inaccuracies, and track updates. 💵 Money in Politics # Opensecrets – Follow campaign finance and lobbying data. ALLRegreen – Track campaign contributions by industry and individual donors. Follow The Crypto – See cryptocurrency donations to politicians. Check My Donation – Check if your name has been used fraudulently in political donations. 📊 Government Transparency \u0026amp; Spending # Open the Books – Audit government spending at federal, state, and local levels. Data Republican – Explore federal grant allocations, charity, and NGO funding. DogeAI - A new AI project trying to expose political corruption. 🏢 Political Appointees \u0026amp; Local Involvement # OurPublicService.org – Appointee Tracker – Track political appointees in federal positions. Run Locally – Libertarian Party initiative to support local candidates. "},{"id":16,"href":"/privacy/","title":"Privacy","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The Cypherpunks are actively engaged in making the networks safer for privacy. Let us proceed together apace. Onward\u0026rdquo; - Eric Hughes\nPrivacy is a fundamental tenet of a free society. Corporations and governments are gathering data at record rates and will happily sell it to the highest bidder. In the era of social media, doxxing, twitter mobs and rising crime, take back your privacy to protect yourself and your family.\nAll in one Privacy Solutions # Cloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Cloaked is not Open Source. Though they do plan to open source their project in the future. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nMySudo - All in one privacy solution. MySudo offers services for phones, profiles, emails, virtual credit cards and more. MySudo doesnt always work well on non Android OSes like Calyx and you often need a google supported phone for activation, but once you activate it, it should work fine on Graphene.\nBrowsers # Brave - From the original creators of Firefox, Brave aims to use maximum privacy as a default. With ad blocking, phishing blocking, fingerprint and cookie blocking all enabled by default. Brave does offer ad payments in its own crypto token BAT, which has drawn some criticism from privacy advocates - In Depth Review\nDecentr - Brand new blockchain-based browser. Pays out in their own token for browsing search, much like Brave.\nFirefox - Firefox has a long-established history of competing with the most well-known browsers as the longest-serving open-source alternative. However, due to recent changes by Firefox in order to gain more revenue, we NO longer recommend them. Check out more here.\nLibreWolf - LibreWolf is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks.\nMullvad Browser - The Mullvad Browser is a privacy-focused web browser developed in a collaboration between Mullvad VPN and the Tor Project. It’s designed to minimize tracking and fingerprinting. You could say it’s a Tor Browser to use without the Tor Network. Instead, you can use it with a trustworthy VPN. The idea is to provide one more alternative – beside the Tor Network – to browse the internet with more privacy. To get as many people as possible to fight the big data gathering of today. To free the internet from mass surveillance.\nPrivacy Tests - In-depth comparison of browser privacy.\nTor Browser - Tor Browser is your choice if you need an extra layer of anonymity. It\u0026rsquo;s a modified version of Firefox, which comes with pre-installed privacy add-ons, encryption, and an advanced proxy. It\u0026rsquo;s not recommended to install additional browser addons. Plugins or addons may bypass Tor or compromise your privacy. While TOR is the best in privacy, it is also notoriously slow.\nWaterfox - Waterfox is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks. Not quite as private as something like LibreWolf, but makes up for it in speed and functionality.\nBrowser Exposure Checks # Cover Your Tracks and EFF Tool - A project from the EFF. Cover Your Tracks is two things: a tool for users to understand how unique and identifiable their browser makes them online, and a research project to uncover the tools and techniques of online trackers and test the efficacy of privacy add-ons. In Depth Breakdown and Review\nIpleak - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDNSLeaktest - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDeviceInfo - Checks computer hardware and software specs\nAm I Unique -Checks your IP and browser public info.\nBlacklight- Check third party trackers\nBrowserspy - When you surf around the internet your browser leaves behind a trail of digital footprints. Websites can use these footprints to check your system. BrowserSpy.dk is a service where you can check just what information it\u0026rsquo;s possible to gather from your system, just by visiting a website.\nPrivacy.net - What information can a website find out about you when you visit it? A lot more than you probably realize. This tool lists information that any website, advertisement, and widget can collect from your web browser. Such information could be used to identify you and/or track your behavior using tactics like IP lookups and browser fingerprinting. While none of this may be considered personally identifiable information (PII), the profile drawn from all these pieces of information can be so distinct that it can only plausibly match a single person.\nPersonaldata.info - Check what data your browser is leaking, and other tools.\nBrowser Extensions # AdNauseam - Extension that randomly opens ads to obfuscate tracking.\nBypass Paywalls - App that lets you get past paywalls to view otherwise paid content.\nCanvas Fingerprint Defender - Creates fake Canvas IDs to prevent fingerprinting.\nClear Browsing Data - Clear browsing data like cookies, history, and cache directly from the browser toolbar.\nDissenter - Browser extension that allows you to comment on any web page free of censorship.\nGoogle Teller - App that beeps every time a connection with Google is made.\nHTTPS Everywhere - Encrypts your communications with many major websites, making your browsing more secure.\nLibRedirect - Redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends like Newpipe, Nitter, Wikiless, etc.\nLocalCDN - Emulates Content Delivery Networks to improve your online privacy by intercepting traffic and injecting supported resources locally.\nMailvelope - Privacy-focused email web extension to securely encrypt your emails with PGP using webmail providers.\nMozilla Containers - Allows you to separate your browsing experience into different color-coded tabs to help protect your privacy.\nNoScript - Allows JavaScript and other potentially harmful content to be executed only by trusted websites of your choice.\nPrivacy Badger - Stops advertisers and trackers from secretly tracking where you go and what pages you look at on the web.\nPrivacy Possum - Monkey wrenches common commercial tracking methods by reducing and falsifying the data gathered by tracking companies.\nSnowFlake - Helps people in censored countries access the Internet without restrictions by acting as a proxy.\nTerms of Service; Didn\u0026rsquo;t Read - Provides short and quick summaries about the terms and privacy policies of websites you browse.\nTrackMeNot - Protects privacy in web-search by issuing randomized queries to common search engines.\nuBlock Origin - Free, open-source ad content blocker that increases security and privacy in your browser.\nWatch on Odysee - Redirects you from YouTube to Odysee, a decentralized YouTube alternative.\nComputers # Computer Manufacturers # Purism - Open Source company. Makes Open Source Laptops, Phones and Servers. Partners with other liberty focused companies like Start 9. Accepts Bitcoin as a method of payment. Also offers a private phone data plan. Shipping is known to be very slow in some cases. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nStarLabs - A computer company that sells a wide range of linux computers that come preconfigured with multiple different distros. Also includes a linux based tablet. Accepts Bitcoin\nSystem76 - Well known American Linux Company. Developed and pioneered Pop-OS operating system, A user friendly Ubuntu/Debian Fork.\nTuxedoComputers - High quality Linux focused computers. German company, only communicates in German.\nComputer Operating Systems # CNIX - A simple Linux distro that puts privacy first, but it\u0026rsquo;s much less intense than TAILS or QUBES.\nDistro Watch - Distro Watch tracks and rates all Linux Operating systems.\nLinuxMint - Linux distro for beginners.\nPop!_OS - Ubuntu Fork built by a dedicated Linux Hardware Company System76. Pop!_OS is one of the easiest and cleanest Linux distros around.\nQubesOS - a privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. Qubes requires a bit more hardware as it runs several virtual machines to segregate your applications to better ensure your privacy.\nReactOS - An Open Source OS designed to mimic the Windows file system.\nTAILS - A privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. With TAILS all traffic is routed through TOR and all of your data is deleted as soon as the computer is turned off.\nUbuntu - The long term gold standard for beginner Linux users.\nData Removal # AccountKiller- Website that helps you find and delete a wide range of old accounts across multiple platforms through specific account/platform targeting.\nCreditFreeze- Freeze your Credit in the event of a data breach\nCyberOneIntel - CyberOneIIntel claims to find what other services can\u0026rsquo;t - including social media accounts, employment history, dating profiles, gaming profiles, dark web credential breaches, indexed search engine occurrences, and much more.\nData Broker Opt Out List - massive list of data sites to opt out of manually.\nData Brokers List - Links to purge your data manually from data brokers\nData Opt Out - Links to requests to manually delete data from multiple websites and platforms.\nDeleteMe - Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. In Depth Discussion\nEasyOptOuts - Cheap service to remove your accounts from Data Brokers\nHacked - Paid service that helps you recover from hacks and exposed personal data. Service can help with deleting videos or images from website or social media platforms. Service can also help you recover hacked accounts if you have lost access.\nJustDeleteMe - A directory of direct links to delete your account from web services. If you would like to delete a wide range of your accounts manually, JustDeleteMe can link you directly to the section of page where you can easily delete your account.\nMyDataRemoval - Another competitor for purging personal information, Name, Home address etc. Review\nOneRep - Alternative to DeleteMe. Offers a free trial and more deletion services but does have some negative reviews. One Rep is known for automating this process and not using employee manual checks. In Depth Review\nOptery - Removes Your Home Address, Phone and Other Private Info from Google, and 220+ Sites Review\nRedact - App that will delete your social media presence including specific comments and posts on multiple platforms. Includes FB, Reddit, Discord, Twitter etc…\nRemove Data from web Archive - Guide to remove your data from archive sites\nSayMine- Automated service that pulls your emails to find accounts created and sends them emails for data removal request. Be careful though, as this can sometimes cause you to send information to companies that you may have received emails from, but do not actually have an account with and thus actually giving them more information than they had in the first place. Saymine also offers corporate privacy services.\nDead Mans Switch # BqETH - BeQth is a trustless dead mans switch based on the Polygon network, an Ethereum Layer 2. BeQth lets you create a smart contract on the polygon blockchain that will send out our secret data via email to whoever you wish after an allotted amount of time. Transactions are all encrypted and totally on chain. Users can essentially mine the algorithm to unlock secret keys by the allotted time, essentially allowing for users to mine secrets. Does not require KYC. CipherWill - A non crypto based E2E dead mans switch service. Your secrets are encrypted with 256 AES encryption and zero knowledge proofs for the best possible security. Requires basic KYC. Gone Mans Switch - Gone Man\u0026rsquo;s Switch is a simple web application that allows you to create messages that will be delivered when you are absent (gone) for a certain period. Fully Self-hosted and open source. You can schedule long term messages to yourself via Telegram, Email or SMS. Sarcophagus - Similar to BeQTH Sarcophagus is also built on the polygon blockchain. Sarcophagus is decentralized, open-source and DAO owned + operated. They believe bringing dead man\u0026rsquo;s switch functionality to the web3 ecosystem can empower and provide security infrastructure for an entire generation of applications, regardless of their size Email # Email Providers # Email cannot offer the same fundamental privacy of other communication protocols. Use better tools when it matters. Nevertheless, it remains an essential tool in every day life, and the following providers offer excellent privacy.\n10 Minute Mail - Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.- Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.\n33Mail - Unlimited private email aliases.\nBeeble - Encrypted email and data storage. Uses hybrid AED and PGP encryption methods. Uses decentralized server infrastructure.\nFastMail - No free version. In Depth Review.\nLavabit - The company responsible for setting the Seppuku Pledge precedent. Originally used by Edward Snowden, Lavabit refused to give up information on him to the US Government. Lavabit shut down before handing over information and re-opened years later.\nMailbox - Private email with cloud services. In Depth Review.\nMailcow - Self-hosting email isn\u0026rsquo;t recommended, but Mailcow is an application that can help simplify the process. Article on the difficulties with Email.\nMailfence - Encrypted email service based in Belgium.\nMigadu - Email hosting service that doesn\u0026rsquo;t track and lets you add in unlimited domains and accounts for cheap.\nPax Mail - A lesser-known privacy-focused email provider, Pax offers paid-only accounts to provide full email services that do not compromise their values. Specifically created for Freedom lovers. Their values are listed clearly here.\nProtonMail - All data is stored in an encrypted state, and decrypted by the client. Emails between Proton users are end-to-end encrypted. The client-side code is open source. Proton servers are located in Switzerland. Basic accounts are free. Additional storage and features are available through paid plans, which can be paid for in Bitcoin. In-depth review from Restore Privacy.\nTutanota - Similar to Proton, all data is stored in an encrypted state, and emails between users are end-to-end encrypted. Tutanota servers are located in Germany, which is part of the 14 Eyes. Free and paid options available.\nEmail Clients # FairEmail - Fully featured, open source, privacy friendly email app for Android. Uses OpenKeychain to decrypt messages and optionally encrypt messages. Review\nK-9 - Mobile open source email client. Review\nMailSpring - Opensource. Great free email client, works with a variety of email providers. Does not work with Protonmail.\nThunderbird - Thunderbird is a free and open-source cross-platform email client developed by the Mozilla Foundation, the people who are behind the Firefox web browser. Been around for awhile, can be a bit buggy at times.\nEmail Aliases # Abine/Blur - Provides email and Debit card aliases. Albine provides several other options as well. Paid Service offered along with other services. Review\nAnonAddy - Very Similar product to Simple Login. In Depth Review Comparison Review of SL and AA\nFirefox Relay - Free email alias service. Also offers paid phone relay service. Review\nSimple Login - Free cloud services, cheap premium accounts anonymously with Monero. Also offers Self Hosting options.\nFile Encryption # Cryptomator - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nCoze - Coze is an open source cryptographic JSON messaging specification which uses digital signatures to prove identity and ownership over digital files and messages.\nOpenPGP - Lists of several differnt applications that all use the OpenPGP standard.\nPGPTool - Based off the original PGP Alogrithim, PGP tool is a A simple and secure online client-side PGP Key Generator, Encryption and Decryption tool. Generate your PGP Key pairs, encrypt or decrypt messages easily with a few clicks.\nPicoCrypt - Lightweight open source encryption client that’s easy to use, completely free and focuses on only encrypting files and nothing else. Most Encryption apps tend to use AES-256 while Pico uses the new and improved XChaCha20 for encryption. It also uses Argon 2 for key derivation as opposed to SHA for further protection\nVeracrypt - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nFirewalls # Little Snitch - Inbound and Outbound firewall blocking for desktop. MAC OS only.\nOPNsense is a free and open source network FreeBSD-based firewall\nPFSense - Well supported free Open Source network Firewall Software\nPihole - Network wide Ad-Blocker and DNS sinkhole. Can also be used as a DHCP server\nPort Master - Application Firewalls. This program works as a VPN replacement. May break your VPN connection while installed. Works in Linux and Windows.\nSimplewall - Simple Open Source Windows only Firewall\nSnort - Open Source Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)\nInternet Service Providers # FemtoStar - Open Source Satellite internet.\nNomadinternet - Internet for off grid living.\nUkama - A project empowering everyone to build a decentralized cell phone network powered by you to connect the world.\nKillswitches # Buskill - USB ‘dead man’s switch’ locks down (or kills) snatched laptops\nUSBGuard - The USBGuard software framework helps to protect your computer against rogue USB devices (a.k.a. BadUSB) by implementing basic whitelisting and blacklisting capabilities based on device attributes.\nUSBKill - USBKill Python Script allows your computer to lock out if any unapproved USB devices are inserted into your computer. Directly inspired by the arrest of Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht\nMessengers # Bitchat- Launched by Jack Dorsey in 2025, like Briar it uses bluetooth. Other features include: Works Offline on local Bluetooth LE mesh networks, with automatic peer discovery and multi-hop relaying Provides end to end encryption via X25519 key exchange and AES-256-GCM for both private and channel messages. Supports store \u0026amp; forward, caching messages for offline peers until they reconnect Requires no accounts, email addresses, or phone numbers messages live only on users’ devices.\nBriar - Briar doesn’t rely on a central server - messages are synchronized directly between the users’ devices. If the internet’s down, Briar can sync via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, keeping the information flowing in a crisis. If the internet’s up, Briar can sync via the Tor network for additional privacy.\nComparison and Ranks - Detailed comparison of all major messaging apps features and privacy.\nKeet - Peer-to-Peer Chat with high quality Video \u0026amp; Text. Private \u0026amp; Encrypted. Has BTC payment methods built in.\nMatrix - Also commonly known as Element for the most popular Matrix front end. Matrix is a chat Protocol with several different applications that cab be used to participate in the network. Element has full End-to-End encryption, completely open source, fully self hostable and comes with most of the same functionality of Discord or Slack. Also has the ability to Bridge with other chat apps, meaning you can connect Matrix directly to Telegram, or Slack or most other chat apps and mangage those communications via whichever matrix client you choose. Probably the best option for self hosting small companies. Matrix Instance Testing\nMolly- Hardened Signal Fork that is fully open source.\nSignal - An easy-to-use end-to-end encrypted messenger. Long considered the gold standard. Built in auto-delete of messages. standard of chat privacy. Not fully open source. Signal used to require a phone number, but you can now use a username if you prefer. One of the easiest apps to convert normies.\nSilence - A signal fork that picked up SMS direct encryption after Signal decided to no longer pursue it. While you should stay away from SMS whenever possible, it is sometimes still necessary to communicate with certain people this way. And with Silence you can protect yourself. Signal on SMS\nSimpleX - The first messenger without user IDs. SimpleX uses the smart client dumb server model. Meaning you can setup a simple relay to forward your fully encrypted messages to recievers. SimpleX is still early. It has a simple desktop but this isnt fully features currently. In Depth Podcast with the creator.\nSession - Session is an end-to-end encrypted messenger that minimises sensitive metadata, designed and built for people who want absolute privacy and freedom from any form of surveillance. No phone numbers and completely open source.\nTelegram - Easy to use encrypted messaging app. Telegram is NOT End-to-End encrypted by default but does have the option to create E2E secret chats. While its not E2E encrypted it does still encrypt your traffic to the Telegram Servers which is an improvement over SMS. Telegram is simple and is heavily used all across the world, and is a good introduction to a more privacy preserving chat app. However Telegram does have access to user data in its internal servers and has been known to hand that information over at times. Telegram is one of the most used encrypted apps around and as a result can be a haven for scammers.\nThreema - an end-to-end encrypted messenger, similar to Signal. Not a free app. Good overall app, but relatively low userbase due to the non free nature of it.\nWhitenoise - An encrypted messaging app that uses the NOSTR Protocol for private and public key pairs.\nWire - E2E by default. Lots of functionality. Fully open source. Self hosting options available. Built in auto-delete of messages. Can be a bit buggy at times, smaller userbase.\nMetadata Removal # Desktop Metadata removal - Windows and Mac can remove this natively. Linux needs a few steps.\nImagepipe - Android only metadata remover\nMesh Networks # PKT.Cash - PKT uses PacketCrypt, the world’s first bandwidth-hard proof of work. When you connect your home or office internet to the PKT Network, you earn PKT Cash (PKT).PKT mining does not require permission from a centralized company. Miners power the network in a decentralized way, which scales to provide low cost, high speed internet access worldwide.\nOpenmesh - Your Gateway to Building Personalized Data Ecosystems in minutes, instead of weeks. A decentralized node operator that allows for running of various services.\nThreefold - To build an open-source peer-to-peer Internet infrastructure that removes all forms of centralization from the global IT systems. Anything we do needs to improve the planet’s situation and benefit the people around us. Internet access is a human right and it can change everything for the lives of people as an infinite source of tools and information. Our technology was designed to scale ThreeFold anywhere electricity and bandwidth are present.\nMobile # Aliasing # Abine - Offers Phone masking/aliasing for a fee.\nFireFox Relay - Phone Alias service that comes along with an email alias service. Email aliasing is free, phone alias service requires a small monthly fee.)\nSee our All in one Privacy Section for More\nAlternative App Stores # Accrescent - Accrescent is a private and secure Android app store built with modern features in mind. It aims to provide a developer-friendly platform and pleasant user experience while enforcing modern security and privacy practices and offering robust validity guarantees for installed apps.\nAPK-Pure - A site to download and install APK\u0026rsquo;s (install files for phone OSes) this is an easy way to completely bypass app stores. The downside is that your software needs to be updated manually through APK-Pure and is not managed automatically by an app store.\nAptoide - A competitor to the google app store. With over 1 millon apps. While its not specifically privacy focused its a nice alternative when you cant use the regular good app store, or if you cant find what you need in F-Droid.\nAurora Store - A privacy front end for the Google App store. You can find anything you need from google through Aurora. However as this is a front end, it connects to the google app store so that you dont have too. This does require an account. Aurora provides anonymous accounts for you to use, however Google will rate limit these accounts to make them difficult to use sometimes. You can just create your own Gmail account to bypass this if necessary.\nF-Droid - F-Droid is the premier app store for open source apps. For anyone truly intrested in privacy should first check for apps in F-droid before going to mainstream appstores as Fdroid only carries Open Source apps. Completely free, open source and does not require an account.\nObtainium - Obtainium allows you to install and update apps directly from their releases pages, and receive notifications when new releases are made available.\nBurner Phone Numbers # 5sim - Over 500,000 Numbers Originating from Around 180 Countries Online. Low fees. Does not take cryptocurrency.\nBurnerApp - Burner Phone numbers. Usually work for services like Amazon and Twitter\nCrypton - Affordability meets security: For the cost of a movie ticket per month, get a physical SIM phone number. All your messages are encrypted with your personal key, protecting them from prying eyes.\nFreePhoneNum - One time Use burner numbers. Many services wont accept these.\nPhone Blur - offers the use of non-VoIP US phone numbers for account verification, multi-factor authentication, and other needs. Formerly Text Secure.\nSMSPool - Privacy focused non voip SMS burner numbers with area codes from all over the world. Company accepts cryptocurrency including Monero. Cheap options that are known to work with difficult providers like Discord or Twitter.\nSMS4SATS - Bitcoin focused SMS numbers that utilize Bitcoins Layer 2, Lightning network.\nTelnum - Burner Numbers and permanent numbers via Monero\nTossable Digits - Alternative to Google voice for phone porting. Also provides multiple phone numbers.\nMobile Operating Systems # CalyxOS - A privacy focused de-Googled Android Alternative that’s more privacy focused than Lineage but more user friendly than Graphene. Only available on Google Pixel models.\nE.foundation - Degoogled Phone OS that works with most major phone models\nGraphene OS - The king of Privacy phones. Completely de-googled heavily privacy focused phone App Store. Only available on Google Pixel models. Install Guide and Another install guide\nHavoc-OS - Similar to Lineage with large compatibility of devices. Works on over 150 devices. Still available but not a lot of updates.\nLineage – An open source Android alternative that’s compatible with most major Smart Phone and other Android Devices. Does not have a locked bootloader, which is a slight security concern.\nPlexus - App that lists compatibility of over 1000 phone apps for Open source phone roms.\nUbuntu Touch - Open Source Phone and Tablet Rom.\nMobile Phones # Above Phone - The Above Phone offers Graphene OS phones for sale along with their own services like \u0026ldquo;Above VPN\u0026rdquo; along with additional support to help you get fully migrated over to their ecosystem.\nDe-googled - Sells De-googled phones, Lineage Calyx and Graphene - Takes crypto\nEfani - Company that offers Sim Swap protection and prevention. \u0026ldquo;Efani works like any other carrier, except Efani adds exceptional security to your plan via an impressive security tech stack.\u0026rdquo;\nFairphone - Sustainable phone that lets your replace all parts in the phone. Will support CalyxOS soon. currently only available in the UK. Also offers sustainable headphones and other items.\nFreedomphone - NOT RECOMMENDED. Privacy focused phone marketing towards conservatives. OS Is closed source, with little in the way of details on how anything actually works. Backed by conservative commentator Candace Owens.\nFrequency Check - App that lets you check what plans and locations your phone is compatible with.\nIsland - Sandboxing app for Stock Android\nMamushi- Specializes in Calyx OS , Accepts Monero.\nMark37 - A full service Christian privacy company that specializes in their \u0026ldquo;Ghost Phone\u0026rdquo; a Graphene OS phone with custom config. Offers several other privacy services and devices.\nNitrokey - Phones with Mics and Cameras removed\nPine64 - Completely Open Source Phone. May have some compatibility issues.\nPrivate Phone Shop - Fully configured privacy focused phones you purchase. Primarily offers Lineage and Graphene OS. Also offers other privacy services.\nProject Guardian - A physical phone silencing device. A new machine that silences all noise going into your phone from your micophone. All you have to do is set your phone on top of the device and it blocks all incoming sound. Also provides wireless charging. Can be used with two phones at a time.\nPurism - NOT RECOMENDED. Completely Open Source Phone from the ground up, however this comes with many difficulties including supply chain issues. Purism has been known to have very late deliveries in some cases as long as years with no refunds. Order with caution.\nRoninMobile - RoninDojo a bitcoin privacy company, now makes pixel based phones with options for both Calyx and Graphene.\nUnplugged Phone - Unplugged phone is a closed source privacy phone touted by many conservative influencers. It offers its own ecosystem of privacy apps. However many of these apps arent likely to be very useful since you need their phone in order to use them. Given this and the closed source nature of the software we cannot recomend this phone at this time. You are better off with known Open-source alternatives.\nVolla Phone - A minimalist design and new operating concept with the springboard, quick menu and collections. Comes with either Volla OS or Ubuntu Touch installed.\nMobile Service Providers # AweSIM - Privacy focused phone service. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nFreedomPop - Cheap and in some cases free VOIP plans.\nInvisv - Privacy focused phone service. INVISV Relay brings Multi-Party Relay (MPR) privacy to Android, offering a service that decouples trust: where INVISV\u0026rsquo;s job is to ensure that nobody but you has all your critical information. In effect, your requests for data from the Internet, whether with a web browser or with any other app, are unlinked from your identity, and neither INVISV nor our infrastructure partners nor your broadband Internet provider nor a mobile operator can link your identity and your Internet usage and location together.\nSIMXL - e-SIMs Accessible for Everyone, that accepts Monero.\nSilent Link - A real phone number provider not a VOIP number, that can be acquired anonymously. Only allows for incoming calls, but also provides a cheap data plan. Does not always provide the best service. A backup data plan is not a bad idea with this service while using Silent link primarily for privacy.\nVOIP Providers # Hushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nJMP - Private VOIP numbers. Uses the company Telnyx on the back end, but it try\u0026rsquo;s to make this process simpler for a small fee, as you can use Telnyx directly for cheaper fees and good privacy but the process is quite difficult.\nPassword Managers # Password managers are one of the few security tools that makes your life easier. With all of your passwords in one place, often including a password autofill so that you don\u0026rsquo;t have to even type your password, which also helps to keep you safe from keylogging or should surfing attacks.\nBitwarden - FOSS password manager. Free cloud password management, or you can completely self host. 2FA is easily configurable as well. Decryption happens on your client device not on the server, meaning your passwords are encrypted if the server is compromised. Bitwarden also has a password generator, and allows for multiple password encrypted password accounts making it perfect for a small enterprise solution.\nKeepass - The top local password manager. Instead of setting up a server you can run your password manager directly on your personal work machine.\nPasswordSafe - A local password Manager that utilizes Blowfish. Created by security expert and old school cypherpunk Bruce Schneier. Works on windows and Linux.\nVPNMentor Secure Password Generator - Online Password generator for when you aren\u0026rsquo;t working with a standard password manager. Provides other high quality VPN and password related tools as well, like a password strength checker.\nPrivacy for Cars # 49dollarmontanaregisteredagent - Montana based company that creates LLC’s and will register your car to that LLC in Montana thus keeping your name unattached to the car. Montana has the added benefit of a one time registration for cars over 11 years old and no emissions or safety checks\nDeflock - Deflock is a site that tracks \u0026ldquo;Flock\u0026rdquo; ALPR camera readers. Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) are cameras that capture images of all passing license plates, storing details like the car\u0026rsquo;s location, date, and time. These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles—regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. While these systems can be useful for tracking stolen cars or wanted individuals, they are mostly used to track the movements of innocent people.\nFreedomev - Open source software for Tesla cars. Still in development.\nGhostPlate - Physical device that lets you temporarily obscure your license plate.\nNotmyPlate - App that lets you request to legally opt out of License plate collection data via the GDPR. Not likely to be super helpful in non EU countries.\nOpen Auto - An open source alternative to Android Auto, and app that helps you utilize your phone wild driving.\nOpen XC - OpenXC is a combination of open source hardware and software that lets you extend your vehicle with custom applications and pluggable modules. It uses standard, well-known tools to open up a wealth of data from the vehicle to developers, even beyond OBD-II.\nPlate Privacy - A project by the Institute for Justice to track car camera software and fight back.\nPrivacyforCars - Delete your data from rental cars after you are no longer using them. Website also provides a lot of other privacy education on vehicles.\nVehiclePrivacyreport - Check for status of vehicles internet connection to the manufacturers\nPrivacy Resources and Education # Podcasts # Citadel Dispatch - Hosted by Matt Odell a Freedom and Bitcoin Advocate.\nClosed Network - Privacy and security podcast focused on the everyday person and using simple tools and techniques to become a smaller target for online attacks.\nOptOut - Hosted by privacy and freedom advocate Seth for Privacy, covering a wide range of privacy related issues.\nPrivacy Security and Osint - Hosted by the king of privacy, Micahel Bazzell, covers a wide range of privacy, security and Osint. Currently on a hiatus.\nSurveillance Report - Joint hosted by Privacy advocates Henry from Techlore and Nate from the New Oil. Break down of weekly data leaks and privacy incursions.\nWatchMan Privacy - Hosted by Gabriel Custodiet, a principled privacy and freedom advocate.\nOther Privacy Lists # alternativeto.net\nbrainfucksec.github.io/a-good-privacy-list\ndegoogle.jmoore.dev/#replacementsalternatives\ngithub.com/mendel5/alternative-front-ends\ngithub.com/mjovanc/awesome-decentralized\ngithub.com/pluja/awesome-privacy\nlopp.net/bitcoin-information/privacy.html\nnomoregoogle.com\nPrism-Break\nproducthunt.com\nprivacyfirstproducts.softr.app\nprivacytools.io\nreddit.com/r/privacy/wiki/de-google\nsovereignstack.tools\nPurchase Proxys # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nAnonShop - This one works a bit different. You pick a product you want and send the link to AL. AL will then purchase the item and send it to a nearby locker based on your zip code. All paid with Monero. This currently only works for Amazon orders.\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPurse.io - A purchase proxy that offers up to 15% discounts with crypto and users will purchase products for you. Currently takes BTC, BCH and lightning.\nRouters # Anyone - A harward based internet router/proxy that provides privacy by default.\nFlash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router,that prioritizes network wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come per-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers than can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that thats forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls and a virtual server seperate from the Firewall OS.\nSearch # Brave Search - Private search results, using its own indexer, with full search transparency. Aims to be one of the biggest competitors to google. In Depth Review\nDuckDuckGo - Biggest privacy focused search engine, they have admitted to censoring in some cases, but overall still better than Google.\nKagi - Privacy respecting search engine does not track any info or provide any ads and no data mining or IP collecting. Requires an account and limits amount of searches per day for free accounts. Offers paid accounts as well. Not Open Source. Privacy policy\nMojeek - Search engine that claims to use its own indexer and does not rely on search results from Bing or Google\nPresearch - Decentralized search engine that pays you out per search with their own token. You can also run a node and get paid out in their token provided you meet the minimum requirements.\nSearx - Searx is probably the most hard-core of the options, but provides a very solid experience and search results across multiple sources.\nSearch Ranking and Analysis\nWhoogle - A google search proxy that can be hosted. Check out Seth for Privacys public instance of Whoogle It’s easy to self-host, if desired.Public instances\nShipping Services # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) # Cloak - Experimental new program. it works by masquerading proxied traffic as normal web browsing activities. In contrast to traditional tools which have very prominent traffic fingerprints and can be blocked by simple filtering rules, it\u0026rsquo;s very difficult to precisely target Cloak with little false positives. This increases the collateral damage to censorship actions as attempts to block Cloak could also damage services the censor state relies on.\nGuardster - Anonymizer service that provides an alternative to VPN.\nIVPN - No logs, regularly audited VPN service, No customer data stored, Clear privacy policy, Transparent ownership and team, Strong ethics: no trackers, no false promises, no surveillance ads. In Depth Reviews\nKagi - (Note: appears in search section as well, if you want to keep just one mention, you can.)\nLN VPN - VPN service based on the lightning network. You can purchase and use wireguard based VPN services all on lightning. Also offers phone numbers per country all paid via lightning.\nLokiNet - New experimental TOR competitor.\nMullvad - Mullvad has a long reputation of preserving privacy. Mullvad does not log traffic, proven by a police raid. Allows anonymous sign ups, Accepts Monero for payment for Premium accounts. Uses a killswitch and uses Wireguard for speed and security. Provides a mobile app and desktop app. The Mobile app can be a bit finicky for some people. Does not have an app kill switch. In Depth Review\nNym - A new VPN project that works to implement new tech inlcuding mixnets, zk-nyms, post quantum tech and more. Backed by Wikileaks Chelsea Manning.\nPIA - PIA is a solid VPN provider that accepts BTC, uses Wireguard offers cheap rates. PIA is also well known for providing static Ip’s for your VPN. This can be useful for some services that block general VPN access. PIA does not keep logs for privacy concerns. Does not include a kill switch In Depth Review\nSentinel- A decentralized crypto currency backed VPN built on the Cosmos blockchain that aims to provide a decentralized VPN.\nVopono - App for managing Split tunneling in VPN’s. Split tunneling lets you send some traffic through a VPN and delegate specific traffic exempt to the VPN Encrypted tunnel or traffic. This can be useful when trying to use certain apps locally on a LAN. Some VPN Apps have this built in, but this isnt always accessible on all VPN’s or on all versions of the VPN. For Example Proton VPN has this function built in on the Windows version and the Mobile version but not on the linux desktop version.\nVPN Rankings and breakdowns by privacy advocate Techlore more VPN Rankings and More Rankings\nVPNMentor - Offers a wide range of VPN related education, in addition to VPN related tools and more VPN Rankings.\n"},{"id":17,"href":"/self-hosting/","title":"Self Hosting","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If something is free, you’re not the customer; you’re the product.” ― Bruce Schneier\nWhile privacy tools are fantastic, they sometimes miss the true root of the problem. In times of increasing censorship and data theft, owning your data is the best way to increase your privacy and security while dramatically reducing your ability to be censored. When done right, much of this can be done very cheaply. If you already own your hardware much of the software is free or very cheap. Instead of never ending subscriptions and increasing costs with big tech, simply remove them from your life by self hosting. Take back your digital sovereignty.\nCamera Systems # Ezvidoo - EZVidoo is a free CCTV surveillance software for Windows, Linux, and Raspberry Pi. It supports IP Cameras by default, local USB cams, and Camera Audios.EZVidoo also supports numerous sensor types as motion, audio, object, face, and person sensors. By default, it offers a recording support on 24/7 basic, and features, alerts, notifications and mobile access. Not open source.\nIspyconnect - Free and Open source Camera software. Compatible with a wide range of camera devices.\nKerberos.io - An open, scalable and modular solution that supports your use cases at home up to large scale production video landscapes.\nCloud Document Services # Cryptpad - End-to-end encrypted and open-source collaboration suite, that can be used in the cloud or self-hosted. Google docs alternative.\nOnlyOffice - Includes Free Cloud, Paid Cloud, and Self-Hosted options.\nStandard Notes - One of the top note-taking apps. Self-hostable, includes 2FA, E2E, scheduled email backups and more. Charges for the higher level plans with more features.\nCloud Hosting # Open Source as a Service # Cryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nDisroot - Privacy-focused ecosystem. Provides multiple cloud services. Including Email, Nextcloud, Cryptpad etc…\nFederated.Computer - Great open-source replacements for Dropbox, Google Workplace, Zoom, Slack, Airtable, Mailchimp, 1Password, Netlify, Github, Calendy, your spying VPN and much more for the low price of $39 a month. As many users as you want. Only pay for more storage when/if you need it.Federated includes Human Support and full Backups. The benefits of self-hosting without the day-to-day high-stakes drudgery. Affiliate Link\nKoofr - Allows for importing of Drive, Dropbox etc. Privacy-focused cloud storage free up to 10 Gb’s. ^1,2^\nNextCloud - Self-hosted cloud software for a massive amount of options. Takes a bit of config, but nextcloud functions as a full Google Docs replacement in addition to many other options including music and video hosting. Also provides cloud hosting if you do not wish to self-host. Next Cloud is currently available in other Privacy-focused ecosystems like Start9, Umbrel, Yunohost, Dietpi and many more, with just a few clicks. Or you can self-host on your OS of choice.\nLink Tree Alternatives # AllMyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nCoinDrop - Like link tree but specifically for crypto web wallets. All your wallets and donation methods in one simple place.\nLibertyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nOperating Systems # While more well-known OSes like Windows server or Ubuntu server are great, there are other lesser-known OSes purpose-built to help people self-host, by pre-packaging applications in nice ready-made GUI. This can be especially useful for less technical users.\nAva.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, NEAR, Avalanche and more.\nCASA OS - Community-based open source software focused on delivering simple personal cloud experience around Docker ecosystem. Despite the name CASA OS is not an OS. It is an app similar to Umbrel or Citadel, a GUI for docker images. Comes with some unique apps, like Nginx Proxy Manager and Cloudflare Tunnels. Also provides Clearnet support with a fairly flexible set of config options. Also has a nice simple GUI for file uploads, this is especially useful with something like Jellyfin or Calibre-Web.\nCitadel - Umbrel open source Fork offering much of the same options.\nCloudron - Cloudron is unique in that it offers offsite backups to AWS, includes a built-in firewall that monitors all traffic and comes with its own built-in email server.\nCoolify - An open-source \u0026amp; self-hostable Heroku / Netlify alternative.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Storj, Zcash, Cosmos Tornado Cash and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nDietPI - A Linux distro OS. Dietpi comes with over 200 app packages and dependencies built in. While more command line skills are required than Umbrel or Embassy, Dietpi makes it very easy to install over 100 apps and dependencies. While largely built for Raspberry Pi, Dietpi also has specific images created for a wide range of hardware. Dietpi is a bit more difficult than platforms like Yunohost, but runs a bit more reliably and offers more total tools, including backups, VPN integration, clearnet, and more. Documentation is better than Yunohost, but could still be improved.\nFulmo - A lighting network focused OS configured to run on a Raspberry Pi.\nFreedomBox - Another OS that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Currently more limited than most of the other OSes in terms of apps in the internal app store.\nHome Lab OS - HomelabOS allows anyone to easily deploy, backup, restore, and maintain over 100 different applications and services. Everything from video players, to home automation, to chat services. These services can continue to function at full speed on your LAN even when your external internet is completely offline.\nMoneroOS - OS dedicated to Monero mining.\nMy Node BTC - Another OS that focuses primarily on Bitcoin Software. Includes BTCPay Server, Dojo, Whirlpool, Join Market and much more. Comes with Clearnet, Tor, and I2P.\nPinode-XMR - PiNode-XMR is a completely free and open source suite of tools to help a user run their own Monero node with ease. PiNode-XMR is designed for use with single board computers (SBC) such as the Raspberry Pi, Pine64 or Odroid hardware to allow for very cheap node setup and minimal 24/7 running costs due to low power usage.\nPiBox - Currently has a small offering of Apps but is working on adding more. Notable Apps are Nextcloud, Jellyfin and Homeassistant.\nProxMox - Proxmox is the primary open source solution for virtual machine hosting. Like VmWare or Hyper V except Proxmox offers you the ability to run multiple virtual servers on a single physical server, easily allowing you to run several different software Operating systems for zero cost. Comes with snapshots, backups, server monitoring and much more. Find a list of Proxmox based scripts here\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nRunTipi - Tipi is a personal homeserver orchestrator. It is running docker containers under the hood and provides a simple web interface to manage them. Every service comes with an opinionated configuration in order to remove the need for manual configuration and network setup. RunTipi comes with Clearnet configuration, but this can be a bit buggy in some cases. This is still very much in development.\nStart9 - Start OS makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy, not completely open source. Currently routes all services over TOR or lets you host over LAN. This increases privacy but can make things more difficult to interact with Non TOR/Start9 users. Heavily supports bitcoin software and includes a NOSTR node and several other tools. While there is currently no clearnet support, StartOS is overall very stable. Start9 also offers some of the better documentation and error handling. Save 5% on any S9 Server with code \u0026ldquo;LOTR\u0026rdquo;\nUBOS - A newer project. Less impressive interface and less apps than some of the other projects.\nUmbrel - Interface that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Beautiful interface but still needs a few bugs worked out. Apps are difficult to config after being setup. Offers lots of Bitcoin Node Software. Umbrel and StartOS are very similar options as they both focus heavily on BTC and Lightning nodes and currently offer only LAN and TOR hosting. Umbrel offers more apps but Start OS offers a much more reliable platform. Umbrel is not an OS but rather an GUI application manager for Docker.\nYunoHost - Free and Open Source with over 100 apps. Yuno host comes with Clearnet support with your own custom domains and offers you free pre-selected domains you can use. Yunohost has a nice troubleshooting tool that helps you find issues with port/firewall troubleshooting. Yunohost has a lot of features but can be a bit buggy at times.\nMedia Center OSes # If you are currently running a Roku, Amazon Firestick, or pretty much any other store-bought hardware device for media streaming, it\u0026rsquo;s very likely that it sends out massive amounts of data back to different companies. This is terrible for privacy, self-sovereignty, security, and internet bandwidth. While it\u0026rsquo;s difficult to purchase hardware that does not do this, you can set up your own version with some of the following user-friendly Operating systems.\nLibreElec - LibreELEC is a lightweight ‘Just enough OS’ Linux distribution purpose-built for Kodi on current and popular mediacentre hardware.\nOSMC - OSMC (Open Source Media Center) is a free and open source media player based on Linux. Founded in 2014, OSMC lets you play back media from your local network, attached storage, and the Internet. OSMC is the leading media center in terms of feature set and community and is based on the Kodi project.\nXbian - XBian is a small, fast, and lightweight media center distribution for the Raspberry Pi, CuBox-i, Hummingboard, and many more devices to come. It is based on a minimal Debian and therefore offers much of the same freedom as Debian offers. Our slogan is “XBian, the bleeding edge” as our main focus is delivering the fastest Kodi solution for various small form factor computers.\nPhoto Storage # Ente - Encrypted cloud photo storage.\nImmich - Self-hosted backup solution for photos and videos on mobile devices.\nPhotoprism - PhotoPrism is an AI-Powered Photos App for the Decentralized Web. It makes use of the latest technologies to tag and find pictures automatically without getting in your way. You can run it at home, on a private server, or in the cloud.\nRemote Control Software # AeroAdmin - Easy and free Remote access service for many OS’s. Not Open source.\nMesh Commander - Free Open Source Teamviewer Alternative.\nTailScale - Tailscale is an easy VPN that allows you to connect back into your network without excessive configuration or firewall rules. While Tailscale is not fully open source and requires an account with the company, there is a fully self-hosted version you can run.\nRouters # Flash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router, that prioritizes network-wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come pre-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built-in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers that can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all-purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router, or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that is forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls, and a virtual server separate from the Firewall OS.\nSSH/RDP Applications # Easy SSH - Simple application that lets you save all of your SSH logins and passwords in one easy interface. This way you can login go from SSH terminal port easily and quickly without needing to type in your credentials. Linux Only.\nmRemoteNG - Just like Easy SSH, but also supports RDP, Telnet, HTTPS, Powershell, and more. Windows only.\nWebsite Tools # Ackee - Self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool for those who care about privacy. Ackee runs on your own server, analyzes the traffic of your websites, and provides useful statistics in a minimal interface.\nGhost - Self-Hosting and cloud hosting with open source software. Ghost is primarily used as a blogging platform as a competitor to something like Substack. Unlike Hugo Ghost offers a GUI for most of your website management.\nHugo - Popular open-source static site generators. Helps you simply create websites for desktop and mobile without substantial amounts of HTML code. Hugo is completely open source and utilizes markdown files primarily. Liberty Tools is run with Hugo.\nImmuneweb - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\nPlausible - Simple and privacy-friendly Google Analytics alternative - Extensive Review\nSSLLABS - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver. ^1^```\n"},{"id":18,"href":"/social-media/","title":"Social Media","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.” ― George Washington\nSocial media is a mixed bag. It connects the world and allows for the rapid dissemination of news, true and untrue. But in the last few years censorship has become a massive problem across all major social media platforms. Its important that we cultivate presences on social media that are more resilient to censorship and de-platforming. These services should be run as decentralized as possible to avoid coordinated take downs like we saw with the Conservative social media company Parler, where big tech collaborated to largely destroy the company.\nFreedom Respecting Social Media # Blue Sky - Blue Sky is an open source project backed by Jack Dorsey in an attempt to create a decentralized social network protocol as an alternative to Twitter. In May 2024 Jack Dorsey resigned from the BlueSky board, and donated 21 Million to the Open Source Protocol NOSTR. Blue Sky is very leftwing.\nDiaspora - Diaspora is a decentralized open source social media platform. With Diaspora you need to host your own instance by running a server or \u0026ldquo;pod\u0026rdquo;, meaning you own your data. Due to the decentralized nature of the platform it can be difficult to connect with other profiles, the platform has less than 1 million users after after 13 years of operation.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here\nGab - A centralized Free Speech Social media platform. Gab has been de-platformed by most of big tech and largely runs its own architecture in order to to keep operations running. Platform users tend to skew right wing.\nGettr - GETTR is a social media platform built on the foundation of freedom of opinion and expression. Gettr is a socialized platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t seem to offer anything particularly new, other than being a Twitter Alternative. Private messages claim to be E2E. But Gettr is not open sourced.\nLemmy - Lemmy is a selfhosted social link aggregation and discussion platform. Similar to Reddit but it is completely free and open, and not controlled by any company. This means that there is no advertising, tracking, or secret algorithms. Content is organized into communities, so it is easy to subscribe to topics that you are interested in, and ignore others. Voting is used to bring the most interesting items to the top.\nLocals - Locals is a free speech social media platform that is owned by Rumble. Locals is a centralized alternative to other social media. Founded by conservative commentator Dave Rubin.\nMastodon - Mastodon is an open source, self hosted social networking service that aims to be a twitter competitor. Mastodon lets you connect to specific Mastodon instances as part of a federation protocol. Due to this setup Larger mastodon servers can censor other servers from connecting to their instances. Tends to be a more left wing community.\nMeWe - MeWe is a centralized company that\u0026rsquo;s been running a social media platform for over a decade. MeWe is committed to privacy and an ad-free experience. The project is currently in development to be migrated to web3 blockchain based infrastructure.\nMinds - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.\nTruth Social - Founded by Donald Trump in response to Trump getting removed from Twitter. Truth Social is a centralized open source fork of Mastodon. Truth Social is known to censor content, mostly leftwing content.\nTwitter/X - Twitter is a centralized social media platform. While Twitter has become a free speech focused platform its far from perfect. Twitter is overwhelmingly the single biggest platform for spreading speech. Twitter is bad for privacy and is encouraging a ID based verification program, that will be in the hands of its future owners. Case against Twitter\nMeetup Alternatives # Agorakit - Agorakit is web-based, open source groupware for collectives. By creating collaborative groups, people can discuss topics, organize events, store files and keep everyone updated as needed. Agorakit is a forum, calendar, file manager, mapping tool and email notifier.\nFlockstr - NOSTR based Meetup alternative. Connects directly with your NOSTR Account, and also works with your lightning wallet to receive ZAPS (micro bitcoin transactions.)\nJoinMobilizon - Mobilizon is not a giant platform, but a multitude of interconnected Mobilizon websites. This federated architecture helps avoid monopolies and offers a diversity of hosting terms of service.\nLuma - An international meetup alternative, that provides more value at a much lower price than meetup. Has built in support for cryptocurrency wallets like Eth and Solana.\nPartiful - Free for users, requires SMS in order to gave out regular event updates. Not specifically freedom focused, but another good option.\nNOSTR # NOSTR is the future of decentralized social media. NOSTR is not controlled or owned by any private company or person. NOSTR is a protocol similar to Email or TCP/IP. It can be accessed by anyone or any company. NOSTR uses the dumb server smart client model. Meaning anyone can setup a simple server/relay that preserves and encrypts the NOSTR ecosystem. NOSTR directly incorporates bitcoin via the lightning network. You can send \u0026ldquo;ZAPS\u0026rdquo; which are low cost lightning transactions to any person on NOSTR, and your posts can likewise receives Zaps from anyone on the network. In addition to major support from the freedom and Bitcoin communities, NOSTR has been financially backed by Jack Dorsey and heavily supported by Edward Snowden. NOSTR offers several different clients that allow you to interact with the NOSTR protocol. Some of those clients:\nAlby - A NOSTR and Bitcoin plugin. Allows you to hold your private keys in order to interact with NOSTR, lighting and other bitcoin apps.\nDamus - NOSTR Client for Iphone.\nNOSTR Apps - A database of many differnt NOSTR Apps\nNostr.Watch - Track relays where a connection can currently be established.\nNostr.directory - Find your twitter follows on NOSTR\nNostrChat - Encrypted chat built on NOSTR.\nPrimal - A client designed to look like a twitter clone.\nZap.Stream - Directly integrated into NOSTR Zap lets you stream for SATS (bitcoin Lightning) and earn in kind easily from any and all viewers.\nYoutube Alternatives # Bitchute - A decentralized Youtube alternative that tends to have a lot of right-leaning content, due to this they often get censored or blocked.\nCiVL - CiVL is a free streaming platform for courageous stories and subversive ideas that challenge power structures. Get access to award-winning films, shows, and debates. No ads. No credit card to join.\nD.tube - A decentralized youtube alternative. DTube is a community powered video sharing platform where users vote on videos to reward creators, curators, influencers and viewers in cryptocurrency.\nMadiator - Privacy focused front end for LBRY, the network that hosts ODYSEE.\nODYSEE - A decentralized video platform built on the LBRY network. With the recent SEC Judgement against ODYSEE the long term future of the platform is uncertain, however plans are to migrate to the Arweave network. Odysee also has a nice simple feature allowing you to connect your youtube channel and autosync all content for a convenient backup of your channel.\nPeerTube A free and open-source, decentralized, ActivityPub federated video platform powered by WebTorrent, that uses peer-to-peer technology to reduce load on individual servers when viewing videos.\nRumble - A centralized alternative to youtube that bills itself as protector of free speech.\n"}]
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Stack this with code \u0026ldquo;Liberty\u0026rdquo; for an additional 5% off some of the best meat bars around.\nCloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nDelete Me - Our date is leaked everyday. Thats why its important to use services like Delete Me. Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. Use our Affiliate link to save 20%.\nFederated.Computer - Federated is another Denver based company offering Open Source as a service. Sometimes physically hosting servers just isn\u0026rsquo;t viable. In those cases cloud hosting can be a necessary option. But most cloud hosting come from tech giants like AWS or Google Cloud who sell your data and will censor you if you have the wrong politics. Federated.Computer offers you cheap, easy open source options to get many of the benefits of Big Tech without compromising your privacy. Please use our affiliate link to sign up if you\u0026rsquo;re interested!\nHushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nLive Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our affiliate link if you are interested.\nMark37 - Mark37 is a privacy focused company that offers Laptops and phones that come prebuilt with opensource privacy focused operating systems at a reasonable price. Mark37 also offers ongoing technical support and training. Mark37 is a proud conservative and christian company. Use our referral link or discount code to save 5% on all services. This discount does not stack with other promotions. Discount code: \u0026ldquo;LIBERTYTOOLS\u0026rdquo;\nPrivacy.com - Privacy.com is the best way to pay with fiat online while still protecting your privacy. Create debit card aliases that can be limited based on total amount spends or by vendors. With card aliases you dont have to worry about leaked card info, overcharges or annoying vendors that refuse to cancel your subscription, privacy.com lets you do all of that for free. Please use our referral link and sign up for a free account.\nStart 9 - Start 9 is one of our favorite companies. Local to Denver, Start9 offers home personal servers with their own Operating system, that makes it easy for you to own and host your data out of a physical server that you own. Offers an app store with multiple applications that include Bitcoin and Monero full nodes, Matrix and SimpleX messaging, Vaultwarden for password management, Nextcloud for all sorts of hosting including word docs, music, contacts calendar and so much more.\n"},{"id":1,"href":"/agorism/","title":"Agorism","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If taxation without consent is not robbery, then any band of robbers have only to declare themselves a government, and all their robberies are legalized.” ― Lysander Spooner\nAgorism is a social philosophy that advocates creating a society in which all relations between people are voluntary exchanges by means of counter-economics, engaging with aspects of nonviolent revolution, founded by Samuel Edward Konkin the third. Agorism is a different approach to creating freedom, than electoral politics. Sometimes also known as the concept of \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizens.\u0026rdquo;\nAgorist Communities (International) # Bitcoin Beach - Bitcoin Beach is working to create a sustainable circular Bitcoin economy in El Salvador. Following the dramatic decrease in crime and the governments bitcoin backing, Bitcoin Beach has become one of the best Bitcoin communities in the world. Free Society - Free Society aims to build a new sovereign society by negotiating with an existing government. There are many examples of governments granting another nation sovereignty over a part of their territory, and Free Society believes this is the best way forward. Free State Project - The Free State Project is a movement of thousands of freedom-loving people to New Hampshire. Started in 2003, there are thousands of individuals just like you in New Hampshire. Together, Free Staters have built an incredible, real-life community full of people who value liberty and responsibility. Free Cities - The Free Cities Foundation aims to inspire, inform and connect people to create a global market of living together in Free Cities. Free Cities are self-governing territories that uphold individual rights and freedoms. They aim to create more prosperous and autonomous urban spaces. Freedom Haven - Seasteading org working to build a workable seasteading options. Seasteading is the idea of creating permanent living homes that exist outside government jurisdiction in international waters. Liberland - The Free Republic of Liberland is a small experimental country located on the banks of the Danube River, known as Gornja Siga. Liberland is built on classical liberal (libertarian) ideals which emphasize autonomy and minimize the state\u0026rsquo;s encroachment on individual liberties. Rule of law, bodily autonomy, free trade, freedom of choice, freedom of movement, and others are all core tenets of our fledgling nation. PraxisNation - Praxis Nation builds off the concept of the network state by Balaji Srinivasan. Which theories that in the modern world we can create a decentralized country that can offer many of the benefits of standard country. Praxis aims to offer land, its own currency and eventually citizenship among many other things. Pronomos - Pronomos is a venture capital fund that works to build the \u0026ldquo;cities of tomorrow.\u0026rdquo; Pronomos has worked to fund Prospera, Praxis, and many more starup cities. Prospera - Prospera is a new libertarian smart city located in Honduras, that works as an economic zone largely free of local government taxes. An experimental project that does exist by a government grant, but its working to prove out a new potential model of cities. Learn more with the REASON documentary. Digital Nomad Services # Escapees - Escapees bills itself as an RV club, but it offers many services for a digital nomad lifestyle, including mail forwarding and temporary residences among many other things. Based in the U.S. Liberation Travel - Focuses on helping users find residency in multiple countries primarly including Paraguay, Uruguay, Panama and Georgia. Nomad Capitalist - Nomad Capitalist specializes in legally and ethically reducing your tax rate, diversifying and safeguarding your assets, growing your passport portfolio, and maximizing your freedom. Passports for Crypto - Quickly acquire Citizenship in St. Kitts by purchasing property without ever actually visiting St. Kitts. Planbpassport - A service that helps facilitate second passports. Accepts Bitcoin and very much adopts a \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizen\u0026rdquo; Mindset. General Tools # Agorist Nexus - Agorist Nexus is a hub for free exchange, focusing on the spread of Agorism and connecting the counter-economy\nAgorist Tax Advice - Paid service to minimize your tax strategy.\nLive Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our above affiliate link if you are interested.\nLost Horizons - Platform with a wide range of topics around opting out of taxes and deconstructing the legal system.\nMobazha - Formerly known as Openbazaar, Mobazaha aims to be a decentralized market where people can buy and sell products across the world for various different crypto currencies.\nOne Stupid Fuck - Opt out of the tax structure. Terrible website name and design, but a resource that provides great step by step videos of opting out of the current tax structure.\nOpen Source Ecology - Open Source Blueprints for Civilization. Build Yourself.The goal of Open Source Ecology is to create an open source economy – an efficient economy which increases innovation by open collaboration. Check out hundreds of open source designs for producing cheaper houses and mechanical equipment.\nTaxation is Theft App - App that walks people through the logical ideas of taxation being theft. Similar to the not yet launched project \u0026ldquo;The mirror\u0026rdquo; by Larken Rose.\nShipping Services # AtoB - Everything you need to send and receive packages in a decentralized way. Built on NOSTR.\nAmerica’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nProxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide.\nSovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption.\nTraveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it.\nSovereign Homesteading # Abundant Acres - A small company that helps you design your sovereign homestead blueprint. Empshield - EMP Shield is the World’s first EMP protection technology for an entire home and vehicle tested to military and UL 1449 standards from ETL. H20 Machine - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. My Patriot Supply - Purchase food and other supplies. Seedarmory.com - Every one of Seed Armory\u0026rsquo;s seed vaults contains only 100% survival grade, 100% heirloom seeds, and are always non-GMO. Seeds, vaults, and packets are kept at low refrigerated temperatures until ready for shipping. Spout Water - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. Works at a much smaller scale than H20 Machine. StealthAngelSurvival.com - Purchase a wide variety of survival gear. Survivalrealty.com - Off grid real estate. "},{"id":2,"href":"/books/","title":"Books","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\nLiberty Tools Book List Welcome to the Liberty Tools Book list! This is our official book recommendations for the best books across a wide range of liberty topics. We do not specifically endorse every idea in these books or by these authors, but we do recommended them as a good place to learn about the topics at hand. Not all of these books are specifically libertarian, but they contain valuable information that could benefit anyone regardless of political philosophy. Find these books here: Anna\u0026rsquo;s Archive and Libgen If you enjoy any of these books please considering purchasing. Category Author Agorism Community Technology Karl Hess New Libertarian Manifesto Samuel Edward Konkin III Agorist Class Theory Wally Conger How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Derrick Broze Anti-Politics Sal Mayweather Anarchy in Practice - Stateless Solutions Community Technology David Freidman New Libertarian Manifesto Walter Block Agorist Class Theory Ryan McMaken How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Hans Herman Hoppe Anti-Politics Robert Murphy The Market for Liberty Morris/Linda Tannehill The New Libertarianism: Anarcho-Capitalism J. Michael Oliver Crypto Anarchy The Genesis Book Aaron Van Wirdun Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of Cryptocurrency Andy Greenberg This Machine Kills Secrets: Julian Assange, The Cypherpunks, and their fight to Empower Whistleblowers Andy Greenberg Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital Age Steven Levy The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age James Dale Davidson, Michael David Axtel Cryptocurrency Digital Gold Nathaniel Popper How Money got Free Patrick Eha Understanding Bitcoin Robert Muprhy and Silas Barta The Bitcoin Standard SaifeDean Ammous The Internet of Money Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Bitcoin Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Ethereum Andreas Antonopolous Hacking Bitcoin Roger Ver The Blocksize War Jonathan Bier Conspiracies Filthy Rich James Patterson All The Shahs Men Steven Kinzer JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters James W. Douglass Chaos Tom O\u0026rsquo;Neill Inventing the AIDS Virus Peter Duesberg The Controlled Demolition of the American Empire Charlie Robinson \u0026amp; Jeff Berwick A Warning from History Corey Hughes The Octopus of Global Control Charlie Robinson One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that gave Rise the Jeffrey Epstein Whitney Webb The Creature From Jekyll Island G Edward Griffin Covid The Real Anthony Fauci Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The War on Ivermectin Pierre Kory The Courage to Face Covid-19 Peter McCullough A Plague Upon Our House Scott Atlas Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19 Matt Ridley Diary of A Psychosis Tom Woods The Pfizer Papers Naomi Wolf Drug War and Prohibition The Economics of Prohibition Mark Thornton American Kingpin Nick Bilton High Price Dr. Carl Hart Chasing the Scream Johann Hari Dreamland: The True Tale of America\u0026rsquo;s Opiate Epidemic Sam Quinones Drug War Addiction Sheriff Bill Masters Gang Leader for A Day Sudhir Venkatesh Economics and History of Economics Economics in One Lesson Henry Hazlitt Basic Economics Thomas Sowell The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard Keynes Mark Skousen History of Money and Banking in the United States Murray Rothbard End the Fed Ron Paul Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles Jesus Huerta de Soto The Fiat Standard SaifeDean Ammous Environment American Serengeti Dan Flores Fossil Future Alex Epstein Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of Antihumanism Robert Zubrin Apocalypse Never Michael Shellenberger The Wizard and The Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow\u0026rsquo;s World Charles C. Mann Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Running With Rhinos Ed Warner Extremist Politics The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics Michael Malice SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought Police Vox Day The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure Greg Lukianoff and Johnathan Haidt Fiction Brave New World Aldous Huxley 1984 George Orwell Animal Farm George Orwell Molon Labe! Kenneth Royce (Boston T Party) Alongside Night J. Niel Schulman Freehold Michael Z. Williamson The Moon is a Harsh Mistress Robert Heinlen The Handmaid’s Tale Margaret Atwood Anthem Ayn Rand The Fountainhead Ayn Rand The Giver Lois Lowery Red Rising Pierce Brown Unintended Consequences John Ross The Probability Broach L. Neil Smith The High Ground Series Doug Casey Enemy of the State F. Paul Wilson Financial Crisis Meltdown Tom Woods Deep Freeze: Iceland\u0026rsquo;s Economic Collapse Phillip Bagus and David Howden Americas Great Depression Murray Rothbard The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last Century Mark Thornton End the Fed Ron Paul Gun Rights Come and Take it: The Gun Printers Guide to Thinking Free Cody Wilson The 10 Myths of Gun Control Jose Nino More Guns Less Crime John Lott Health and Nutrition Death by Food Pyramid Denise Minger Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim It Mary Ruwart The Primal Prescription Doug Mcguff and Robert Murphy Fat for Fuel Dr. Joseph Mercola Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless Health Casey Means and Calley Means Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Blind Spots: The Medicine Gets it Wrong and What it Means For our Health Marty Makary Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity Peter Attia History - General A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell A Peoples History of the United States Howard Zinn Albions\u0026rsquo;s Seed David Hackett Fischer The Dawn Of Everything: A New History of Humanity David Graber A Little History of the World EH Gombrich Debt: The First 5000 Years David Graber History of Government Institutions Legacy of Ashes: A history of the CIA Tim Weiner Enemies: A history of the FBI Tim Weiner The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles and their Secret World War Steven Kinzer Overthrow: Americas Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to Iraq Steven Kinzer History of Socialism The Almost Nearly Perfect People Michael Booth The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel Castro Humberto Fontova The Case Against Socialism Rand Paul History of War and Military The Strategic Logic of Suicide Bombers Robert Pape Enough Already: Time to End the War on Terror Scott Horton Death by Government: Genocide and Mass Murder Since 1900 R.J. Rummel Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catastrophe of Ukraine Scott Horton All the Shahs Men Stephen Kirzner Property Rights Against Intellectual Property Stephan Kinsella (Property Rights) - Freedom on the Frontier Terry Anderson \u0026amp; Peter J Hill How Music Got Free Steven Witt Water Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Space Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Against Intellectual Monopoly Michelle Boldrin \u0026amp; David Levine Intro to Liberty The Law Frederic Bastiat The Road to Serfdom Friedrich Hayek Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom Ron Paul The Revolution Ron Paul Intro to Anarchy No Treason: The Constitution of no Authority Lysander Spooner The Most Dangerous Superstition Larken Rose The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to Obey Michael Huemer The Anarchist\u0026rsquo;s Handbook Organized by Michael Malice Dissenting Electorate: Those Who Refuse to Vote and the Legitimacy of Their Opposition Wendy McElroy Individual Liberty Benjamin Tucker Freedom’s Progress: A History of Political Thought Gerard Casey Living Freedom The Freedom Outlaw\u0026rsquo;s Handbook: 179 Things to Do \u0026rsquo;til the Revolution Claire Wolfe 101 Things to Do \u0026lsquo;Til the Revolution: Ideas and Resources for Self-Liberation, Monkey Wrenching and Preparedness Claire Wolfe Don\u0026rsquo;t Shoot the Bastards (Yet): 101 More Ways to Salvage Freedom Claire Wolfe Net Neutrality The Fallacy of Net Neutrality Thomas Hazlett The Master Switch Tim Wu The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless Technology Thomas Hazlett Code 2.0 Lawrence Lessig Philosophy - General Drive: Understanding the science of Human motivation Daniel Pink Defending the Undefendable Walter Block Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder Nassim Taleb The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion Johnathan Haidt Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World David Epstein Philosophy - Political The Ethics of Liberty Murray Rothbard Anatomy of the State Murray Rothbard An Agorist Primer Samuel Konkin Our Enemy, the State Albert J Nock Police Brutality and the Justice system Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America\u0026rsquo;s Police Forces Radley Balko A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State John Whitehead The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison America Naomi Murakawa The New Jim Crow Michelle Alexander Ghettoside Jill Leovy I Can\u0026rsquo;t Breathe: A Killing on Bay Street Matt Taibbi Justice Before the Law Michael Huemer Revisionist History The Myth of the Robber Barons Burt Folsom The Art of Contrary Thinking Humphrey B. Neill Why American History is Not What They Say: An Introduction to Revisionism Jeff Riggenbach Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong James W. Loewen The Roosevelt Myth John T. Flynn The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary War Thomas J. DiLorenzo Security and Privacy The Art of Invisibility Kevin Mitnick How to Be Invisible J. J. Luna No Place to Hide Glen Greenwald Public Record Edward Snowden The Production of Security Gustave di Molinari Extreme Privacy: How to Disapear on the Internet Michael Bazzell Watchman Privacy Gabriel Custodiet Privacy in Utopia Gabriel Custodiet Schooling and Unschooling Radical Unschooling Dayna Martin The Case against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and Money Bryan Caplan Weapons of Mass Instruction John Taylor Gatto The Absorbent Mind Maria Montessori The College Scam: How America\u0026rsquo;s Universities Are Bankrupting and Brainwashing Away the Future of America\u0026rsquo;s Youth Charlie Kirk Vaccines Turtles All the Way Down Anonymous, Tim Vadnar The Moth in the Iron Lung Forrest Moready Crooked: Manmade Disease Explained Forrest Moready Dissolving Illusions Susan Humphries Vaccines, Autoimmunity and the Changing Nature of Childhood Illness Thomas Cowan "},{"id":3,"href":"/covid/","title":"Covid","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Every single thing that was done in public health in response to the pandemic made it worse.\u0026rdquo; - Peter A. McCullough\nThe Covid19 Lockdowns were the biggest event in our lifetimes. The damage done was immeasurable and still continues to this day. The power centers are looking to continue on with all of the covid tyranny. We must be vigilant in fighting back against the medical industrial complex.\nAnti Covid Orgs # Banners 4 Freedom - An organization dedicated to protesting Covid Mandates using billboards across the world.\nChildren\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense - Children\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense® is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Their mission is to end childhood health epidemics by working aggressively to eliminate harmful exposures, hold those responsible accountable and establish safeguards to prevent future harm. They fight corruption, mass surveillance and censorship that put profits before people as well as advocate for worldwide rights to health freedom and bodily autonomy.\nCovid Index - Massive database of Covid insanity. Find all sorts of articles related to censorship and policy failures.\nEvidenceNotFear - An evidence-based guide against all of the Covid madness.\nFeds 4 Med Freedom - Feds for Medical Freedom is fighting for medical freedoms and personal autonomy. They stand against unconstitutional and immoral vaccine mandates that have cost thousands of federal employees and contractors their careers and livelihoods.\nFLCCC Alliance - A group of doctors who got together to push back against the public Covid response. They provide real education on Covid, and demonized treatments like Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine and recovery against.\nGBDeclaration.org - One of the first major organizations to push back against Covid lockdowns. The Great Barrington Declaration is a major worldwide petition sponsored by doctors and scientists against the Covid lockdowns.\nHowbad - Resources for tracking all aspects of specific Covid batchs data, this also includes leaked data, and some aspects of other vaccines and medical malpractice.\nICAN Informed Consent Action Network - Founded in 2016, ICAN was created with the goal of providing every person with the right to informed consent. They believe that by holding regulators accountable through their successful legal actions, individuals will become empowered to make truly informed decisions about their own health and the health of their families. Using an unprecedented legal strategy, ICAN has successfully won lawsuits against Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control, the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration. Founded by Del Bigtree of the Highwire and works regularly with Aaron Siri and his firm.\nLaw Offices of Siri Glimstead - Led by Lawyer Aaron Siri, Siri Glimstead has been at the forefront of defending legal rights against Covid restrictions and damages done by the Covid vaccines, as well as more traditional vaccines. They also focus on other things like civil rights or protection of whistle blowers.\nPhysicians for Informed Consent - Physicians for Informed Consent empowers the public with scientific information about infectious diseases and vaccines.\nPureBloodRegistry - Blood donations for and from people who have not gotten the Covid-19 vaccine.\nThe Highwire - An educational journalistic organization that has been working for years to bring accountability to the world of vaccines and especially Covid vaccines. Founded by Del Bigtree.\nVacSafety - The VSRF’s mission is to advance COVID-19 vaccine safety through scientific research, public education, and advocacy, and to support the vaccine injured. They present the most up-to-date and relevant information on COVID-19 and public health policies, free from corporate press, agenda-driven narratives, and sponsorships with conflict of interest. They encourage questions and an open dialogue of transparency on any medical and scientific information presented.\nFake Mask Websites # Fake Mask Worldwide - A company that sells obviously fake masks, less obviously fake masks and other Covid related items.\nGetUnmask - Breathable masks that look like regular masks. Company now sells other unrelated products as well.\nMedical Drug Purchase # Purchase Medical Drugs including Ivermection and Hydroxychloroquine from high quality third party services.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinil. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nMetrics # ICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nOpen Vaers - Open Vaers takes the CDC\u0026rsquo;s government data from VAERS and makes it much more readable and easy to understand. As of 9/23 there were over 36,000 deaths and over 1.5 million Covid vaccine related reports to VAERS.\nNo-Jab Job Boards # Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types.\nRedballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or Covid nonsense.\nUnjected - Social media for meeting and dating unvaccinated people.\nVaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status.\nVaccine Injured Support # Covid Vax Recovery Guide - A Covid vaccine detox guide written by nutritional scientist and liberty leaning Dr. Chris Masterjohn.\nCovid19CriticalCare.com - An in-depth recovery Post-Vaccine Treatment Protocol guide from the doctors at the FLCC Alliance.\nIronHeart Bloodworks - IronHeart Bloodworks is a new blood bank membership that gives you control over your blood choices during medical procedures. When you need it, IronHeart Bloodworks quickly sends you COVID-19 unvaccinated blood—a unique service in the healthcare industry. You should have the freedom to choose what blood is in your body.\nReact19.org - React19 is a science-based non-profit offering financial, physical, and emotional support for those suffering from long-term COVID-19 vaccine adverse events globally. Their mission is to bring healing to the moms, dads, friends, and loved ones who are facing life-altering side effects from their COVID-19 vaccine. They build bridges between patients and research institutions in order to develop a better understanding of vaccine complications.\nSpike Protein Detox - Peter McCullough\u0026rsquo;s Spike protein Detox protocol. Peter\u0026rsquo;s company also sells a specific Detox Support Formula.\nZelenko Protocol - Dr. Vladimir Zelenko was one of the first doctors to push back on mainstream Covid dogma. While Zelenko has since passed his protocol and supplements are still useful for fighting Covid ^2^\n"},{"id":4,"href":"/deathathletes/","title":"Death Athletes","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;We always knew it was going to happen, it was according to our plan. For our kind, this is nothing.\u0026rdquo; - Cody Wilson\nDeath Athletes refers to a concept going back to Ancient Greece and popularized by 3d Gun Printing Activist Cody Wilson called \u0026ldquo;The Death Athletic\u0026rdquo;. Cody gave a speech at Guns and Bitcoin 2022 talking about the beauty of death given in service to ones beliefs. While not always literal this is often metaphorical, Cody talks about the public death and having been killed in the public as a metaphor. The Death Athletic specifically refers to someone who engaged in practice to promote freedom and was persecuted for doing so. While many people have been prosecuted unfairly, there is a difference between general victims and those who specifically took the risk of fighting the state and lost.\nCheck out the speech here!\nDeath Athletes # Roger Ver - Roger Ver is a freedom activist who was one of the first investors in Bitcoin. Roger has worked as a liberty and Bitcoin activist for over a decade and has made major financial contributions and investments to projects like, DefCad, ShapeShift, FEE, Ross Ulbricht\u0026rsquo;s Legal Defense, Wikileaks, Kraken and many many more. In April 2024 Roger was arrested and detained in Spain on the request of the US government for alleged tax evasion claims in regarding to his exit tax in 2014. Roger is currently looking at a potential 100 year prison sentence for numerous ridiculous legal charges. Roger has been trapped in Spain since April 2024.\nRoss Ulbricht - Ross Ulbricht is the alleged founder and operator of the Silk Road website. The Silk Road offered consumers a safe and trusted way to purchase drugs and other contraband items. Ross was arrested and imprisoned in 2013. He was sentenced to two life sentences plus 40 years and millions of dollars in fines in a corrupt trial. Ross is scheduled to be released as Donald Trump promised to commute his sentence on Day one of his presidency.\nJulian Assange - Julian Assange is one of the greatest journalists of all time. Julian founded Wikileaks in 2006 and has exposed mass public corruption across the world regarding governments and corporations. Julian was forced into home arrest and then asylum for close to a decade based off ridiculous sex charges that were eventually dropped. In 2019 Julian was pulled out of his Asylum and pull into solitary confinement in BellMarsh prison until June 2024. Julian signed a plea deal and was released.\nEdward Snowden - Edward Snowden is a NSA Whistleblower who exposed massive NSA Corruption in 2013, mostly in regards to illegal mass surveillance on citizens. Snowden has been trapped in Russia ever since.\nSamurai Wallet Devs - In May 2024 Samurai Wallets Domain was seized and the two devs known publicly as TDev and Samurai were arrested and charged with money laundering due to the Bitcoin coinjoin functions built into the website.\nTornado Cash Devs - Tornado Cash is a decentralized coinjoin provider for the Ethereum Crypto Currency. In 2022 Tornado Cash was added to the OFACT List and the Devs Roman Storm and Alex Pertsev where charged with Money Laundering.\nAaron Swartz - Internet pioneer and free speech advocate. Creator of the Guerilla Access Open Manifest as well as several other open source technologies, Aaron Swartz tragically killed himself in 2013 thanks to overzealous prosecutors from the DOJ that were threatening Aaron with decades in prison for attempted publishing of copyrighted documents, despite the fact that the document had never been published and the owner of those copyrights Jstore, had actually dropped the charges.\nIan Freemen - Freeman, known for advocating freedom and financial privacy through bitcoin, found himself targeted by federal prosecutors. Initially facing charges including bank fraud and wire fraud, these allegations were eventually dropped due to lack of evidence. The core of the case revolved around money laundering and conspiracy charges. Ultimately, Freeman received a severe sentence of eight years in prison, a $40,000 fine, and forfeiture of $5 million in assets, despite not being convicted of the fraud charges prosecutors initially highlighted.\nCody Wilson - The creator of the Death Athletic concept as well as the founder of Defcad.com and first person to create a 3d printed Gun. Cody has been at the forefront of fighting for 2nd amendment and 1st amendment as they pertain to code and digital rights for over a decade. Cody has been involved in many lawsuits with the federal government as a result and suffered charges for sex crimes in 2018. He is currently free and working for Defcad.\nJay Stark - The anonymous creator of the FGC-9, which stands for \u0026ldquo;Fuck Gun Control.\u0026rdquo; The FGC was the first project to enable the creation of a fully 3d printed gun that did not require any actual gun parts, instead it uses items that can be purchased from conventional stores all over the world. Jay Stark was arrested in April 2021 on suspicions of owning illegal weapons, however none of these weapons were found and he was not taken into custody. Two days later he was found dead sitting in his car in front of his parents house. While the offical cause of death ruled out \u0026ldquo;foul play\u0026rdquo; it is difficult for most to believe that this was simply a coincidence.\n"},{"id":5,"href":"/defense/","title":"Defense","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles.\u0026rdquo; - Jeff Cooper\nWhen any government deprives a citizen of his freedom or property, the individual must take action to publicise his grievances. To this end, I hope to illustrate in the following pages, the futility of gun control, and that no amount of arbitrary legislation can ever prevent those wanting firearms from owning them. The individual who has the ability to construct his own homemade gun can never be permanently disarmed by any level of gun control legislation. - Philip Luty\nDIY Firearms # The 3D Printer has significantly advanced the ease of manufacturing reliable weapons absent the eye of the watchful state. Of course, it is not the only manufacturing tool available, but you will find it the most expedient.\nGetting Started # The following guides provide a basic introduction to 3D printed firearms. If your budget is limited, Creality printers may be the only option. But they are unreliable, and you may spend more time troubleshooting issues than printing. We recommend Prusa for their reliability and unwavering commitment to open source. Bambu Lab printers have recently gained in popularity for their speed, reliability, and multi-material options. However, they have a history of patenting established open source designs, and even more importantly, severely compromise your privacy. More information here. On this principle, we recommend against giving them your money.\nAs you evaluate printers and cad software, keep privacy at the top of your mind. While this practice may currently be legal in your jurisdiction, the state may kidnap and jail you anyway.\nHoffman Tactical The CTRL+PEW Getting Started Guide Ammunition # Fenix Ammunition - Manufactured in the USA by liberty obsessed individuals, and accept Bitcoin for payment. Books # Expedient Homemade Firearms by Philip Luty Expedient Recoilless Launcher: Panzerfaust by Jonathan Wild Communities # Deterrence Dispensed Rocket Chat - Large public group chat for all things 3d printed firearms. FOSSCAD Subreddit - a subreddit focused on 3d printed firearms of all types. However, censorship on reddit continues to grow, and we encourage migration to censorship resistant communities. Files # Most firearm designs are uploaded by individual creators to Odysee. DEFCAD is another source, but requires a paid membership. Most files available on DEFCAD are already available for free on Odysee.\n3D Gun Builder - A comprehensive directory of designs with direct links to Odysee pages. DEFCAD - Many files here are out of date and hosted without the permission of the original developers. GunCad Developer Index - A list of guncad developer Odysee pages. Legal Advocacy Groups # Organizations fighting within the legal system to expand gun rights.\nDefense Distributed Firearm Policy Coalition Rocky Mountain Gun Owners Second Amendment Foundation Merchants # Places to find parts, part kits, tools, ammo, and more..\nParts # Aves Engineering - Glock rails and MAC11 components. Every Gun Part - Exhaustive collection of parts kits (everything but the receiver) and more. Ghost Guns - More parts kits. JSD Supply - Pistol components and more. MAF Arms - Build kits for printed receiver designs. Replicator USA - 3d printed suppressors. Riptide Rails - Glock rails, magazine springs, and other printed firearms components. Newsletters \u0026amp; Podcasts # En Bloc Press - Paid newsletter and podcast focused on the 3d printed firearm space and adjacent politics. Open Source Defense - Weekly newsletter focused on expanding gun rights with \u0026ldquo;0% culture war\u0026rdquo;. Out of Battery Live - Live podcast focused on interviewing guncad developers and builders. Propaganda # Documentaries, talks, and other media.\nDeath Athletic Documentary The New Radical Plastic Defense: Secret 3D Printed Guns in Europe The Plastic Power: A Speech The Unshackled Englishman Resources # GatGPT - A deneutered version of ChatGPT focused on firearms. Shootingbot - Monitors price and availability of ammunition and reloading components. Training # Ok, you can build a firearm in your garage. Now learn how to use it. Before you start LARPING, consider what type of training is most useful. Read this.\nGamut Resolutions - Tactical pistol and carbine classes. Based in Florida but courses are taught in many locations across the US. Guns For Everyone - Free concealed carry classes based out of Colorado. Long Range Shooters of Utah - Multiday courses in shooting up to and beyond 1000 yards in Price, UT. MantisX - MantisX is a gun training system that takes a data-driven approach to helping you achieve shooting mastery with no ammo required. Unlike some dry fire trainers, MANTISX works while attached to ANY firearm (pistol, rifle, or shotgun). By analyzing every shot and generating actionable data, MANTISX helps you improve your accuracy quickly. Solutionary University - Beginner firearm and defense training. Run by Liberty Activist Maj Toure, who has been travelling across the US providing firearms training, particularly in black neighborhoods. Thunder Ranch - Multiday courses in pistol, rifle, and shotgun, founded by Clint Smith and based in Oregon. "},{"id":6,"href":"/education/","title":"Education","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Education and Training # \u0026ldquo;Government schooling is the most radical adventure in history. It kills the family by monopolizing the best times of childhood and by teaching disrespect for home and parents.\u0026rdquo; - John Taylor Gatto\nModern schooling has been terrible for years. Following the covid insanity and the addition of woke politics the schools are proving less and less value by the day. But education can be done through a vareity of methods. In the modern age their are many better ways to educate yourself and your children than traditional school.\nAlternative Schools # Options for schools that are close to the traditional model, but do something different.\nMontessori Schools - Montessori classrooms are ideal workplaces, where children are engaged, energetic, exploring, social, and most of all, learning to take ownership of their own education. They’re also unified communities in which each child understands the responsibility of being an individual student in the class while supporting the learning of others.\nWestern Governors University - While still suffering from some of the issues of traditional education, WGU provides a solid alternative for anyone who still wants to pursue traditional college degrees. Offering Bachelors and Masters programs in IT, Business, Nursing, Finance and Education. WGU is a completely online school, with relatively cheap degree programs that are performance based, meaning you can take the classes at your own pace and are not required to attend classes you dont need.\nAlternatives to School # Liberty Classroom - A wide range of courses. Mostly focused on history but offers other courses on econimics and logics. All courses are taught from a liberty perspective. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. Mises Econ Grad Progam - Economics Grad program that teaches free market Austrian Economics from one of the most prominent liberty focused think tanks. Praxis - Praxis is an intense personal and professional development program for young adults who want to work hard, build skills, learn how to create value, and develop a positive vision of the future for their lives and careers. Praxis is a college alternative that offers a 1 year practical devopment plan that ends up teaching you real world practical skills and connecting you with an intership at the end of your program. School of Life - A course to help you enhance whatever you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Provides biweekly webinars from the best liberty minds to bring your practile and actionable advice for your business, non Profit, cause or whatever else you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. TenToad - A program that helps families transition to a school-free life with a solid foundation of knowledge and the tools to get started with confidence. Embrace living and learning without school. ThinkExodus - Exodus Institute aims to provide families with a quality alternative to public schools, and support homeschool families with enrichment courses that foster critical thinking, academic skills, and counter the left-wing indoctrination found in education, culture, and the media. Unschoolers.org - Unschooling and peaceful parenting educational organization. Unschooling is an alternative to traditional schooling and even home schooling that works to encourage and focus and direct children\u0026rsquo;s natural curiosity. Unschooling Resources with Dayna Martin - Dayna Martin has been living and breathing Unschooling for 2 decades, while also working to educate many others on these principles. You can find many of the best unschooling resources here. Homeschool Resources # Acellusacademy - Acellus Academy is a K-12 online private school located in Kansas City, Missouri as a 501c3. Acellus Academy provides instruction online through distance education via the Acellus Learning System. Acellus, a program of the International Academy of Science, is an online learning system that has been used to provide primary instruction to millions of students in thousands of schools throughout the United States.\nHome School Legal Defense Association - With over 100,000 member families, Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) is the nation’s largest, most trusted homeschool advocacy organization.\nPower Home School - Power Homeschool is the official provider of online Acellus® courses for parents independently homeschooling their children without teacher support. Power is a not an accredited curriculum.\nRon Paul Curriculum - A liberty focused home school curriculum for all grades based on the ideas of former congressman Ron Paul. The curriculum was largely designed by Liberty Classroom founder, Tom Woods.\nTuttle Twins Academy - From the authors of some of the best selling Liberty Kids books, comes the academy for home learning. Catered for kids TTA offers courses in Finances, Logic \u0026amp; Critical Thinking, Entrepreneurship, and many more to come.\n"},{"id":7,"href":"/frontends/","title":"Front Ends","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy. The savage’s whole existence is public, ruled by the laws of his tribe. Civilization is the process of setting man free from men.\u0026rdquo; - Ayn Rand\nPrivacy Front ends are interfaces that interact with well known services that dont respect your privacy. Apps like Youtube or Facebook can be accessed via privacy respecting generally open source apps.\nApple AirPlay # air-pi-play - Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Airplay server using RPiPlay to enable screen mirroring on tvs, monitors and projectors. RPiPlay - An open-source AirPlay mirroring server for the Raspberry Pi. Supports iOS 9 and up. Apple Music # Cider - Cross-platform Apple Music experience based on Electron and Vue.js written from scratch with performance in mind Discord # gtkcord4 - A lightweight Discord client written in Golang which uses GTK3 for the user interface Facebook # SlimSocial - Android, alternative front-end for Facebook, built with Java Frost - An extensive and functional open source third party app for Facebook (Android app) Facebook Messenger # Caprine - Unofficial and privacy-focused Facebook Messenger app with many useful features fb-messenger-cli - Use your Facebook account to chat with your friends sneakily in the command line, it\u0026rsquo;s as easy as logging in, choosing a convo and chatting away Google Search # LibreX - Privacy-respecting free meta-search engine (free as in freedom). Small and simple meta-search engine, fetches and anonymizes results from Google only, has API support, allows redirects to Invidious/Bibliogram/Nitter/Libreddit.\nSearXNG - SearXNG is a free internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from various search services and databases. Users are neither tracked nor profiled (SearXNG is a fork of Searx).\nSearx - Searx is a free privacy-respecting internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from more than 70 search services. Users are neither tracked nor profiled. Additionally, Searx can be used over Tor for online anonymity.\nWhoogle Search - A self-hosted, ad-free, privacy-respecting metasearch engine for Google.\nGoogle Translate # Crow Translate - Simple and lightweight cross-platform translator that allows translation using LibreTranslate, Lingva, Google, Bing, and Yandex, as well as text-to-speech using Google.\nDeepL Android - Unofficial Android client for DeepL.\nInstaLate - Distraction-free translation for Android, to be used directly from within any app. Supports Beolingus, DeepL, Dict.cc, GNU CIDE, Heinzelnisse, LibreTranslate, Linguee, WikDict, and Wiktionary.\nLingva Translate - Alternative front-end for Google Translate, serving as a free and open-source translator with over a hundred languages available.\nSimplyTranslate - Provide fast and private translations to the user without wasting much overhead for extensive styling or JavaScript. Supports Google Translate, DeepL, ICIBA, and LibreTranslate.\nSimplyTranslate Mobile - Unofficial Android client of SimplyTranslate.\nHacker News # Hackers - A native iOS app for Hacker News.\nHackerweb - A simply readable Hacker News web app.\nHckrnws - A custom front-end for a better reading experience of HackerNews.\nHN-search - Algolia Hacker News search.\nHNTopLinks - Top Links on Hacker News.\nImgur # Imgin - Minimal Imgur front end Imgrs - Imgrs is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. It\u0026rsquo;s a Rust rewrite of a previous Imgur proxy project, Omgur. Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/imgrs Omgur - Omgur is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. Inspired by the Invidious, Nitter, and Teddit projects. No JavaScript or ads All requests go through the Omgur backend, client never talks to Imgur Prevents Imgur from tracking your IP or JavaScript fingerprint Lightweight Self-hostable Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/omgur Rimgo - Self-hosted frontend for Imgur written in Go. Website: https://i.bcow.xyz/ Rimgu - Self-hosted alternative frontend/ proxy for Imgur Instagram # Bibliogram - Bibliogram is an alternative front-end for Instagram. Public instances: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/bibliogram-docs/tree/master/docs/Instances.md Mastodon # Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Hyperspace - cross-platform Mastodon client for the fediverse written in TypeScript and React Pinafore - Alternative web client for Mastodon, focused on speed and simplicity Sengi - cross-platform multi-account Mastodon \u0026amp; Pleroma desktop client TheDesk - cross-platform Mastodon \u0026amp; Misskey desktop client Tootle - simple GTK-based Linux Mastodon client Tusky - lightweight Android Mastodon client Medium # Scribe - Alternative front-end to Medium.com Other services # ArchiveBox - Open source self-hosted web archiving. Takes URLs/browser history/bookmarks/Pocket/Pinboard/etc., saves HTML, JS, PDFs, media, and more etherpad-lite - Collaborative rich text editor. A modern really-real-time collaborative document editor Gitea - Lightweight git server. Git with a cup of tea, painless self-hosted git service Hedgedoc - Collaborative markdown editor. A platform to write and share markdown Librarian - Alternative frontend for LBRY / Odysee.com MediathekViewWeb - Video content of German public-service television broadcasters (e.g. ARD, ZDF) Official instance: mediathekviewweb.de NoPaste - NoPaste is an open-source website similar to Pastebin where you can store any piece of code, and generate links for easy sharing PrivateBin - Zero knowledge encrypted paste-bin. A minimalist, open source online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data. Data is encrypted/decrypted in the browser using 256 bits AES Snapdrop - Similar to Apple\u0026rsquo;s Airdrop but in your browser. A Progressive Web App for local file sharing Vaultwarden - Password manager. Unofficial Bitwarden compatible server written in Rust, formerly known as bitwarden_rs Wikiless - A free open source alternative Wikipedia front-end focused on privacy Reddit # Due to recent changes with the Reddit API Policy you may have mixed success with these. These are kept here in the event that this changes, but otherwise these are mostly dead projects\nDawn - Open-source Reddit app Available on F-Droid Forked from Dank: https://github.com/saket/Dank Eddrit - Alternative front-end for Reddit, inspired by Nitter, built with Python \u0026amp; Starlette. Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Infinity - Reddit client for Android Available on F-Droid junipf/reddit-frontend - A reddit front-end written in React Official instance: https://jpf-reddit.netlify.app kddit - uWSGI frontend for Reddit.com written in Python Official instance: https://kddit.kalli.st Libreddit - Alternative front-end for Reddit. Themed around Reddit\u0026rsquo;s new design - Lightweight, no JavaScript, no ads, no tracking. Official instance: libredd.it Public instances: https://github.com/spikecodes/libreddit#instances RedditClient - Alternative front-end for Reddit, built with Angular Roffline - A self-hosted offline Reddit server. It allows you to browse Reddit posts (including any media in the post) while offline. It is targeted at people that have intermittent internet Snew - Open-source client for Reddit forked from the Reddit source code. Slide - Open source, ad free Reddit browser for Android Available on F-Droid Stealth - Account-free, privacy-oriented, and feature-rich Reddit client. Available on F-Droid Teddit - Alternative Reddit front-end focused on privacy - Lightweight, no ads, no JavaScript, unofficial API. Official instance: https://teddit.net Public instances: https://github.com/teddit-net/teddit#instances Github mirror repository Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Teddit Top of Reddit - Top Reddit posts every day. Troddit: A web client for Reddit Official instance: https://www.troddit.com Updoot - Android, alternative front-end for Reddit. Xeddit - A Xamarin.Forms app for Reddit. Official instance: xeddit.com Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Xeddit Redirection # Farside - Farside provides links that automatically redirect to working instances of privacy-oriented alternative frontends, such as Nitter, Libreddit, etc. This allows for users to have more reliable access to the available public instances for a particular service, while also helping to distribute traffic more evenly across all instances and avoid performance bottlenecks and rate-limiting. LibRedirect - App that redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends. If you click on a link of a Youtube like it will redirect to you to Newpipe, Twitter to nitter, Wikipedia to Wikiless etc. Privacy Redirect - A simple web extension that redirects Twitter, YouTube, Instagram \u0026amp; Google Maps requests to privacy friendly alternatives Firefox Add-On: Privacy Redirect Chrome Extension: Privacy Redirect UntrackMe - UntrackMe transforms Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Reddit and Medium and Wikipedia links to links of open source, privacy friendly front-ends. Converts Google Maps links to OpenStreetMap links. Removes tracking parameters from any url. Then delegates the action to other apps that are capable of handling them. (Android app) Watch on Odysee - Browser add on that redirects you from YouTube to odysee a decentralized Youtube alternative Reuters # Neuters - An alternative front-end to Reuters.com. It is intended to be lightweight and fast, and was heavily inspired by Nitter Official instance: https://boxcat.site Shazam # SongRec - Open-source Shazam client for Linux, written in Rust. Spotify # Downtify - Open source Spotify ripper. Self Hosted. Kotify - Requires Spotify Account - Multiplatform desktop client for Spotify focused on library organization for power users. Relies on official Spotify client for playback Librespot - Requires Spotify Premium Account - librespot is an open source client library for Spotify. It enables applications to use Spotify\u0026rsquo;s service to control and play music via various backends, and to act as a Spotify Connect receiver. It is an alternative to the official and now deprecated closed-source libspotify. Additionally, it will provide extra features which are not available in the official library Oggify - Download Spotify tracks to Ogg Vorbis (with a Spotify premium account), based on librespot psst - Fast and multi-platform Spotify client with native GUI Podcast MP3 Downloader - Download MP3 files of your favorite podcasts from Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts, and Overcast. Spot: Gtk/Rust native Spotify client for the GNOME desktop. Only works with premium accounts Spotiqueue - Minimalistic queue-oriented macOS-native client for Spotify, with Guile Scheme scriptability SpotDownloader - A simple web tool that allows you to download songs from Spotify. You can download a song either by entering a track, album, or playlist link. You can also download the entire album or playlist in ZIP format. It also adds all the metadata like cover image, artists, and release date in the downloaded songs. Show, Podcast, and Artist page links aren\u0026rsquo;t supported yet. Spotiflyer - Download free content from Youtube, Spotify, Sound Cloud and more Spotube: A lightweight and free Spotify crossplatform-client which handles playback manually, streams music using Youtube \u0026amp; no Spotify premium account is needed SpotX: Modified Spotify Client for Windows (Windows Only) - Blocking ads and updates for the desktop version of Spotify, disabling podcasts and more Telegram # Telegram-FOSS - Unofficial, FOSS-friendly fork of the original Telegram client for Android. TikTok # ProxiTok - Open source alternative frontend for TikTok made with PHP. Official instance: Pussthecat Instance Twitch # ElectronPlayer - Electron Based Web Video Services Player. Supports Netflix, Youtube, Twitch, Floatplane, Hulu and more streamlink-twitch-gui - Multi platform Twitch.tv browser for Streamlink Twire: Alternative and open source Twitch client for Android Xtra - Twitch player and browser for Android Twitter/X # Due to recent changes with the Twitter API Policy you may have mixed success with these.\nFritter - A free, open-source Twitter client for Android. Harpy - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Flutter/Dart. Nitter - Alternative Twitter front-end - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Official instance: nitter.net Public instances: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances Example: Troy Hunt on Twitter and Nitter Shitter - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Java. Tweet-app - Desktop Twitter client only for tweeting. Timeline never shows up. Tweeterr - A tool to use Twitter from the command line on the fly. Tweepy - Twitter for Python Twidere X - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built mostly with Kotlin, in early stage. YouTube # Alltube - Web GUI for youtube-dl AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. BlackHole - Android music player app for YouTube Music and Spotify made with Flutter CloudTube - Alternative front-end for Invidious Official instance: https://tube.cadence.moe Installation guide for self-hosting: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/tube-docs/tree/main/item/docs/cloudtube/Installing%20CloudTube.md FreeTube - Open source YouTube desktop player for privacy on Windows, Mac and Linux Invidious - Invidious is an alternative front-end to YouTube - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Home page: https://invidious.io Invidious instances (Github): https://github.com/iv-org/documentation/blob/master/Invidious-Instances.md Invidious instances API: https://api.invidious.io Installation guide for self-hosting: https://docs.invidious.io/Installation.md Invidious-viewer - Python application to watch YouTube videos through the Invidious API, in the terminal (requires MPV player and libmpv.so, provided by Linux distro) Invuedious - An alternative frontend for invidious built with vue.js Official instance: https://bocchilorenzo.github.io/invuedious/ LibreTube - Android frontend for YouTube, based on Piped minitube - Lightweight youtube client with a kid-friendly interface. Can make playlists from search keywords mps-youtube - Terminal based YouTube player and downloader. NewPipe - A libre lightweight streaming front-end for Android oleksis/youtube-dl-gui - Cross-platform front-end GUI of the popular youtube-dl written in wxPython OpenVideoDownloader aka jely2002/youtube-dl-gui - A cross-platform GUI for youtube-dl made in Electron and node.js Piped - An alternative privacy-friendly YouTube frontend which is efficient by design - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking Official instance: https://piped.kavin.rocks List of public instances: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped/wiki/Instances Installation guide for self-hosting: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Documentation/blob/main/content/docs/self-hosting/index.md pipe-viewer - A lightweight application (fork of straw-viewer) for searching and playing videos from YouTube. Plumber - Local and remote video trimmer, can trim parts of video without downloading whole video, utilizes youtube-dl, allows conversion to GIFs smtube - Stand-alone YouTube video player Website: https://www.smtube.org SMTube is part of SMPlayer SMPlayer website: https://www.smplayer.info SMPlayer repository: https://github.com/smplayer-dev/smplayer SmartTubeNext - SmartTubeNext is an advanced YouTube app for Android TVs and TV boxes, free and open source. It is not a live TV client and does not support \u0026ldquo;YouTube TV\u0026rdquo;. SkyTube - An open-source YouTube app for Android. Tartube - A GUI front-end for youtube-dl, partly based on youtube-dl-gui and written in Python 3 / Gtk 3 th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). TubeArchivist - A self hosted YouTube media server. TubeSync - TubeSync is a PVR (personal video recorder) for YouTube. It syncs YouTube channels and playlists to a locally hosted media server. ViewTube - An alternative front-end for YouTube, written in Vue.js, uses Plyr video player; supports SponsorBlock, multiple Invidious instances support, chapters Vividl - Modern Windows GUI for youtube-dl Youtube-dl - Command-line program to download videos from YouTube.com and other video sites Youtube-viewer - Lightweight YouTube client for Linux YouTube.js - Full-featured wrapper around the Innertube API, which is what YouTube itself uses uYouPlus - uYouPlus (uYou+) is an alternative YouTube app for Apple\u0026rsquo;s iOS and iPadOS. yattee - Alternative YouTube frontend for iOS, tvOS and macOS built with Invidious and Piped, supports sponsorblock yt-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously without forcing javascript (Fork of youtube-local) yt-dlp - A youtube-dl fork with additional features and fixes. ytcc - Command line tool to keep track of your favorite playlists on YouTube and many other places. Can import youtube subscriptions from Google Takeout and provide them as an RSS feed for your favorite reader. ytfzf - A POSIX script that helps you find Youtube videos (without API) and opens/downloads them using mpv/youtube-dl. ytmdl - A simple app to get songs from YouTube in mp3 format with artist name, album name etc from sources like iTunes, LastFM, Deezer, Gaana etc. ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. ytdl-gui - A simple-to-use, cross-platform graphical interface for youtube-dl youtube-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously and with greater page performance ytcast - Cast YouTube videos to your smart TV from the command line. This program does roughly the same thing as the \u0026ldquo;Play on TV\u0026rdquo; button that appears on the player bar when you visit youtube.com with Chrome or when you use the YouTube smartphone app YouTube Music # AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. "},{"id":8,"href":"/hacking/","title":"Hacking","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The truth is revealed by removing things that stand in its light, an art not unlike sculpture, in which the artist creates, not by building, but by hacking away.\u0026rdquo; - Alan Watts\nWelcome to the Hacking section of Liberty tools! Hacking should be used to increase your knowledge and harden your defenses. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAnonymity # BinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\nI2P - The Invisible Internet Project.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nNipe - Script to redirect all traffic from the machine to the Tor network.\nOnionScan - One of the Hacking Tools for investigating the Dark Web by finding operational security issues introduced by Tor hidden service operators.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nTor - Free software and onion routed overlay network that helps you defend against traffic analysis.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nBug Bounty Platforms # Bugcrowd List - List of many companies that provide bug bounties. CTF(Capture the flag) # Ctf-tools - Collection of setup scripts to install various security research tools easily and quickly deployable to new machines.\nPwntools - Rapid exploit development framework built for use in CTFs.\nRsaCtfTool - Decrypt data enciphered using weak RSA keys, and recover private keys from public keys using a variety of automated attacks.\nDDoS # HOIC - Updated version of Low Orbit Ion Cannon, has ‘boosters’ to get around common counter measures.\nJS LOIC - JavaScript in-browser version of LOIC.\nLOIC - Open source network stress tool for Windows.\nSlowLoris - DoS tool that uses low bandwidth on the attacking side.\nT50 - Faster network stress tool.\nUFONet - Abuses OSI layer 7 HTTP to create/manage ‘zombies’ and to conduct different attacks using; GET/POST, multithreading, proxies, origin spoofing methods, cache evasion techniques, etc.\nDefense Evasion # AntiVirus Evasion Tool (AVET) - Post-process exploits containing executable files targeted for Windows machines to avoid being recognized by antivirus software.\nHyperion - Runtime encryptor for 32-bit portable executables (“PE .exes”).\nPeCloak.py - Automates the process of hiding a malicious Windows executable from antivirus (AV) detection.\nPeCloakCapstone - Multi-platform fork of the peCloak.py automated malware antivirus evasion tool.\nUniByAv - Simple obfuscator that takes raw shellcode and generates Anti-Virus friendly executables by using a brute-forcable, 32-bit XOR key.\nVeil - Generate metasploit payloads that bypass common anti-virus solutions.\nDefcon Suggested Reading # Defcon Suggested Reading Email Spoofing # SpoofBox - Offers email, SMS, Phone spoofing and lots of other tools. Not a free service. Can also be used to look up phone numbers. Exploit Development # Exploit Writing Tutorials - Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nShellcode Examples - Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial - Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nFile Format Analysis # Hachoir - Python library to view and edit a binary stream as tree of fields and tools for metadata extraction.\nKaitai Struct - File formats and network protocols dissection language and web IDE, generating parsers in C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby.\nVeles - Binary data visualization and analysis tool.\nForensics # Autopsy - Full suite of open source forensics tools.\nCAINE - CAINE is Linux Live CD that contains a wealth of digital forensic tools. Features include a user-friendly GUI, semi-automated report creation and tools for Mobile Forensics, Network Forensics, Data Recovery and more.\nFTK Imager - Open Source Disk imaging tool.\nPaladin Forensic Suite - Live Ubuntu distro with lots of tools. Open source with free and paid versions.\nSIFT Workstation - The SIFT Workstation is a collection of free and open-source incident response and forensic tools designed to perform detailed digital forensic examinations in a variety of settings, all built inside an Ubuntu VM.\nSMART - Open source sampling of many proprietary forensics tools.\nGNU/Linux Utilities # Linux Exploit Suggester - Heuristic reporting on potentially viable exploits for a given GNU/Linux system. Hacking Focused OSINT # AQUATONE - Subdomain discovery tool utilizing various open sources producing a report that can be used as input to other tools.\nBinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\nDataSploit - OSINT visualizer utilizing Shodan, Censys, Clearbit, EmailHunter, FullContact, and Zoomeye behind the scenes.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\ngithub-dorks - CLI tool to scan Github repos/organizations for potential sensitive information leak.\nIntrigue - Automated OSINT \u0026amp; Attack Surface discovery framework with powerful API, UI and CLI.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nShodan - World’s first search engine for Internet-connected devices.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSn1per - One of the Hacking Tools for Automated Pentest Recon Scanner.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\nThreat Crowd - Search engine for threats.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nvcsmap - Plugin-based tool to scan public version control systems for sensitive information.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nHacking Conventions # 44Con - Annual Security Conference held in London.\nAppSecUSA - Annual conference organized by OWASP.\nBalCCon - Balkan Computer Congress, annually held in Novi Sad, Serbia.\nBlack Hat - Annual security conference in Las Vegas.\nBruCON - Annual security conference in Belgium.\nCarolinaCon - Infosec conference, held annually in North Carolina.\nCCC - Annual meeting of the international hacker scene in Germany.\nCHCon - Christchurch Hacker Con, Only South Island of New Zealand hacker con.\nDeepSec - Security Conference in Vienna, Austria.\nDefCamp - Largest Security Conference in Eastern Europe, held annually in Bucharest, Romania.\nDEF CON - Annual hacker convention in Las Vegas. Known for having a left wing bias.\nEkoparty - Largest Security Conference in Latin America, held annually in Buenos Aires, Argentina.\nFSec - FSec - Croatian Information Security Gathering in Varaždin, Croatia.\nHack3rCon - Annual US hacker conference.\nHack.lu - Annual conference held in Luxembourg.\nHackfest - Largest hacking conference in Canada.\nHITB - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nHacking In The Box - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nInfosecurity Europe - Europe’s number one information security event, held in London, UK.\nLayerOne - Annual US security conference held every spring in Los Angeles.\nNullcon - Annual conference in Delhi and Goa, India.\nPhreakNIC - Technology conference held annually in middle Tennessee.\nRSA Conference USA - Annual security conference in San Francisco, California, USA.\nShmooCon - Annual US East coast hacker convention.\nSkyDogCon - Technology conference in Nashville.\nSummerCon - One of the oldest hacker conventions, held during Summer.\nSwiss Cyber Storm - Annual security conference in Lucerne, Switzerland.\nThotCon - Annual US hacker conference held in Chicago.\nTroopers - Annual international IT Security event with workshops held in Heidelberg, Germany.\nVirus Bulletin Conference - Annual conference going to be held in Denver, USA for 2016.\nHash Cracking # BruteForce Wallet - Find the password of an encrypted wallet file (i.e. wallet.dat).\nCeWL - Generates custom wordlists by spidering a target’s website and collecting unique words.\nHashcat - Another One of the Hacking Tools The more fast hash cracker.\nJohn the Ripper - One of the best Hacking Tools for Fast password cracker.\nJWT Cracker - Simple HS256 JWT token brute force cracker.\nRar Crack - RAR bruteforce cracker.\nHex Editors # 0xED – Native macOS hex editor that supports plug-ins to display custom data types.\nFrhed – Binary file editor for Windows.\nHexEdit.js – Browser-based hex editing.\nHexinator – World’s finest (proprietary, commercial) Hex Editor.\nInformation Security Magazines # 2600: The Hacker Quarterly – American publication about technology and computer “underground.”\nPhrack Magazine – By far the longest running hacker zine.\nUnredacted Magazine - The official magazine from Michael Bazzell author of Extreme Privacy.\nLock Picking Resources # Awesome Lockpicking – Awesome guides, tools, and other resources about the security and compromise of locks, safes, and keys.\nBosnianbill – More lockpicking videos.\nSchuyler Towne channel – Lockpicking videos and security talks.\n/r/lockpicking – Resources for learning lockpicking, equipment recommendations.\nmacOS Utilities # Bella – Pure Python post-exploitation data mining and remote administration tool for macOS. Multi-paradigm Frameworks # Armitage – Java-based GUI front-end for the Metasploit Framework.\nExploitPack – Graphical tool for automating penetration tests that ships with many pre-packaged exploits.\nFaraday – Multiuser integrated pentesting environment for red teams performing cooperative penetration tests, security audits, and risk assessments.\nMetasploit – Post exploitation Hacking Tools for offensive security teams to help verify vulnerabilities and manage security assessments.\nPupy – Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android) remote administration and post-exploitation tool.\nNetwork Tools # BetterCAP – Modular, portable and easily extensible MITM framework.\nCloudFail – Unmask server IP addresses hidden behind Cloudflare by searching old database records and detecting misconfigured DNS.\nCrackMapExec – A swiss army knife for pentesting networks.\nDebookee – Simple and powerful network traffic analyzer for macOS.\nDET – Proof of concept to perform data exfiltration using either single or multiple channel(s) at the same time.\nDgcd – Simple Unix network utility to extend the accessibility of TCP/IP based network services beyond firewalls.\nDnsmap – One of the Hacking Tools for Passive DNS network mapper.\nDnsrecon – One of the Hacking Tools for DNS enumeration script.\nDnschef – Highly configurable DNS proxy for pentesters.\nDnsenum – Perl script that enumerates DNS information from a domain, attempts zone transfers, performs a brute force dictionary style attack, and then performs reverse look-ups on the results.\nDnstracer – Determines where a given DNS server gets its information from, and follows the chain of DNS servers.\nDNSDumpster – One of the Hacking Tools for Online DNS recon and search service.\nDshell – Network forensic analysis framework.\nDsniff – Collection of tools for network auditing and pentesting.\nDripcap – Caffeinated packet analyzer.\nEvilgrade – Modular framework to take advantage of poor upgrade implementations by injecting fake updates.\nEttercap – Comprehensive, mature suite for machine-in-the-middle attacks.\nImpacket – A collection of Python classes for working with network protocols.\nIntercepter-NG – Multifunctional network toolkit.\nMass Scan – Best Hacking Tools for TCP port scanner, spews SYN packets asynchronously, scanning entire Internet in under 5 minutes.\nMallory – HTTP/HTTPS proxy over SSH.\nMitmproxy – Interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy for penetration testers and software developers.\nMorpheus – Automated ettercap TCP/IP Hacking Tools.\nNetsniff-ng – Swiss army knife for network sniffing.\nNetwork-Tools.com – Website offering an interface to numerous basic network utilities like ping, traceroute, whois, and more.\nNmap – Free security scanner for network exploration \u0026amp; security audits.\nPassivedns – Network sniffer that logs all DNS server replies for use in a passive DNS setup.\nPassivedns-client – Library and query tool for querying several passive DNS providers.\nPig – One of the Hacking Tools for GNU/Linux packet crafting.\nPwnat – Punches holes in firewalls and NATs.\nPraeda – Automated multi-function printer data harvester for gathering usable data during security assessments.\nPrinter Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) – Tool for printer security testing capable of IP and USB connectivity, fuzzing, and exploitation of PostScript, PJL, and PCL printer language features.\nRoutersploit – Open source exploitation framework similar to Metasploit but dedicated to embedded devices.\nScanless – Utility for using websites to perform port scans on your behalf so as not to reveal your own IP.\nScapy – Python-based interactive packet manipulation program \u0026amp; library.\nSPARTA – Graphical interface offering scriptable, configurable access to existing network infrastructure scanning and enumeration tools.\nSSH MITM – Intercept SSH connections with a proxy; all plaintext passwords and sessions are logged to disk.\nTcpdump/libpcap – Common packet analyzer that runs under the command line.\nWireshark – Widely-used graphical, cross-platform network protocol analyzer.\nXRay – Network (sub)domain discovery and reconnaissance automation tool.\nZarp – Network attack tool centered around the exploitation of local networks.\nZmap – Open source network scanner that enables researchers to easily perform Internet-wide network studies.\nOperating Systems # Best Linux Penetration Testing Distributions @ CyberPunk – Description of main penetration testing distributions.\nCuckoo – Open source automated malware analysis system.\nComputer Aided Investigative Environment (CAINE) – Italian GNU/Linux live distribution created as a digital forensics project.\nCSILinux - CSI\u0026rsquo;s mission is to equip you with the most advanced tools in digital forensics, OSINT, and incident response.\nDigital Evidence \u0026amp; Forensics Toolkit (DEFT) – Live CD for forensic analysis runnable without tampering or corrupting connected devices where the boot process takes place.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nSecurity @ Distrowatch – Website dedicated to talking about, reviewing, and keeping up to date with open source operating systems.\nTails – Live OS aimed at preserving privacy and anonymity.\nPhysical Hacking Tools # Anof-cyber/APTRS - APTRS (Automated Penetration Testing Reporting System) is an automated reporting tool in Python and Django. The tool allows Penetration testers to create a report directly without using the Traditional Docx file. It also provides an approach to keeping track of the projects and vulnerabilities.\nCanarytokens.org - Canarytokens are a free, quick, painless way to help defenders discover they\u0026rsquo;ve been breached by having attackers announce themselves. These are digital honeypots you can configure on your own network.\nFlipperzero.one - Flipper Zero is a portable multi-tool for pentesters and geeks in a toy-like body. It loves hacking digital stuff, such as radio protocols, access control systems, hardware and more. It\u0026rsquo;s fully open-source and customizable, so you can extend it in whatever way you like. Check out more firmware options here\nHak5.org - Sells many hacking for wifi pentesting, hotplug attacks, implants, remote access field kits and more. Breakdown of multiple tools\nLAN Turtle – Covert “USB Ethernet Adapter” that provides remote access, network intelligence gathering, and MITM capabilities when installed in a local network.\nPoisontap – Siphons cookies, exposes internal (LAN-side) router and installs web backdoor on locked computers.\nUSB Rubber Ducky – Customizable keystroke injection attack platform masquerading as a USB thumbdrive.\nWiFi Pineapple – Wireless auditing and penetration testing platform.\nPenetration Testing Resources # Pentest Tools # Metasploit Unleashed - Free Offensive Security Metasploit course.\nMITRE’s Adversarial Tactics, Techniques \u0026amp; Common Knowledge (ATT\u0026amp;CK) – Curated knowledge base and model for cyber adversary behavior.\nOpen Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM) – Framework for providing test cases that result in verified facts on which to base decisions that impact an organization’s security.\nOpen Web Application Security Project (OWASP) – Worldwide not-for-profit charitable organization focused on improving the security of especially Web-based and Application-layer software.\nPenetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) – Documentation designed to provide a common language and scope for performing and reporting the results of a penetration test.\nPenetration Testing Framework (PTF) – Outline for performing penetration tests compiled as a general framework usable by vulnerability analysts and penetration testers alike.\nPENTEST-WIKI – Free online security knowledge library for pentesters and researchers.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nShellcode Examples – Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial – Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nXSS-Payloads – Ultimate resource for all things cross-site including payloads, tools, games and documentation.\nPenetration Testing Distributions # ArchStrike – Arch GNU/Linux repository for security professionals and enthusiasts.\nAttifyOS – GNU/Linux distribution focused on tools useful during Internet of Things (IoT) security assessments.\nBackBox – Ubuntu-based distribution for penetration tests and security assessments.\nBlackArch – Arch GNU/Linux-based distribution with best Hacking Tools for penetration testers and security researchers.\nFedora Security Lab – Provides a safe test environment to work on security auditing, forensics, system rescue and teaching security testing methodologies.\nKali – GNU/Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing Hacking Tools.\nNetwork Security Toolkit (NST) – Fedora-based bootable live operating system designed to provide easy access to best-of-breed open source network security applications.\nParrot – Distribution similar to Kali, with multiple architectures with 100 of Hacking Tools.\nPentoo – Security-focused live CD based on Gentoo.\nThe Pentesters Framework – Distro organized around the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES), providing a curated collection of utilities that eliminates often unused toolchains.\nDocker for Penetration Testing # docker pull kalilinux/kali-linux-docker docker pull owasp/zap2docker-stable docker pull wpscanteam/wpscan docker pull citizenstig/dvwa docker pull wpscanteam/vulnerablewordpress docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-6271 docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-0160 docker pull opendns/security-ninjas docker pull diogomonica/docker-bench-security docker pull ismisepaul/securityshepherd docker pull danmx/docker-owasp-webgoat docker-compose build \u0026amp;\u0026amp; docker-compose up docker pull citizenstig/nowasp docker pull bkimminich/juice-shop docker pull phocean/msf Penetration Testing Report Templates # Pentesting Report Template – lucideus.com template.\nPentesting Report Template – pcisecuritystandards.org template.\nPublic Pentesting Reports – Curated list of public penetration test reports released by several consulting firms and academic security groups.\nRansomware Recovery # Nomoreransom - Help detect what kind of ransomware encryption you’re affected by and free tools to unlock it, in many but not all cases. Reverse Engineering Tools # Binwalk – Fast, easy to use tool for analyzing, reverse engineering, and extracting firmware images.\nCapstone – Lightweight multi-platform, multi-architecture disassembly framework.\ndnSpy – One of the Hacking Tools to reverse engineer .NET assemblies.\nEvan’s Debugger – OllyDbg-like debugger for GNU/Linux.\nFrida – Dynamic instrumentation toolkit for developers, reverse-engineers, and security researchers.\nImmunity Debugger – Powerful way to write exploits and analyze malware.\nInteractive Disassembler (IDA Pro) – Proprietary multi-processor disassembler and debugger for Windows, GNU/Linux, or macOS; also has a free version, IDA Free.\nMedusa – Open source, cross-platform interactive disassembler.\nOllyDbg – x86 debugger for Windows binaries that emphasizes binary code analysis.\nPeda – Python Exploit Development Assistance for GDB.\nPlasma – Interactive disassembler for x86/ARM/MIPS. Generates indented pseudo-code with colored syntax code.\nPyREBox – Python scriptable Reverse Engineering sandbox by Cisco-Talos.\nRadare2 – Open source, crossplatform reverse engineering framework.\nrVMI – Debugger on steroids; inspect userspace processes, kernel drivers, and preboot environments in a single tool.\nVoltron – Extensible debugger UI toolkit written in Python.\nWDK/WinDbg – Windows Driver Kit and WinDbg.\nx64dbg – Open source x64/x32 debugger for windows.\nSecurity Courses # ARIZONA CYBER WARFARE RANGE – 24×7 live fire exercises for beginners through real world operations; capability for upward progression into the real world of cyber warfare.\nComputer Security Student – Many free tutorials, great for beginners, $10/mo membership unlocks all content.\nCTF Field Guide – Everything you need to win your next CTF competition.\nCybrary – Free courses in ethical hacking and advanced penetration testing. Advanced penetration testing courses are based on the book ‘Penetration Testing for Highly-Secured Environments’.\nEuropean Union Agency for Network and Information Security – ENISA Cyber Security Training material.\nOffensive Security Training – Training from BackTrack/Kali developers.\nOpen Security Training – Training material for computer security classes.\nSANS Security Training – Computer Security Training \u0026amp; Certification.\nSide-channel Tools # ChipWhisperer – Complete open-source toolchain for side-channel power analysis and glitching attacks. Social Engineering # Beelogger – Tool for generating keylooger.\nCatphish – Tool for phishing and corporate espionage written in Ruby.\nEvilginx – MITM attack framework used for phishing credentials and session cookies from any Web service.\nKing Phisher – One of the Hacking Tools for Phishing campaign toolkit used for creating and managing multiple simultaneous phishing attacks with custom email and server content.\nSocial Engineer Toolkit (SET) – Open source pentesting framework designed for social engineering featuring a number of custom attack vectors to make believable attacks quickly.\nSocial Engineering Framework – Information resource for social engineers.\nwifiphisher – Automated phishing attacks against WiFi networks.\nStatic Analyzers # Bandit – Security oriented static analyser for python code.\nBrakeman – Static analysis security vulnerability scanner for Ruby on Rails applications.\nCppcheck – Extensible C/C++ static analyzer focused on finding bugs.\nFindBugs – Free software static analyzer to look for bugs in Java code.\nSobelow – Security-focused static analysis for the Phoenix Framework.\nTransport Layer Security Tools # SSLyze – Fast and comprehensive TLS/SSL configuration analyzer to help identify security mis-configurations.\nTLS Prober – Fingerprint a server’s SSL/TLS implementation.\nTestssl.sh – Command line tool which checks a server’s service on any port for the support of TLS/SSL ciphers, protocols as well as some cryptographic flaws.\nTools, Lists, Tutorials etc. # AD Exploit guides - Detailed guide on methods to exploit Active Directory.\nAndroid Security – Collection of Android security-related resources.\nAppSec – Resources for learning about application security.\nAwesome Awesomness – The List of the Lists.\nC/C++ Programming – One of the main language for open source security tools.\nCTFs – Capture The Flag frameworks, libraries, etc.\nExploit Writing Tutorials – Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nForensics – Free (mostly open source) forensic analysis tools and resources.\nGB Hackers Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHackerone Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHacking – Tutorials, tools, and resources.\nHoneypots – Honeypots, tools, components, and more.\nInfoSec § Hacking challenges – Comprehensive directory of CTFs, wargames, hacking challenge websites, Penetration testing tools list practice lab exercises, and more.\nInfosec – Information security resources for pentesting, forensics, and more.\nJavaScript Programming – In-browser development and scripting.\nKali Linux Tools – List of Hacking tools present in Kali Linux.\nMalware Analysis – Tools and resources for analysts.\nNode.js Programming – Curated list of delightful Node.js packages and resources.\nPCAP Tools – Tools for processing network traffic.\nPenetration Testing Cheat Sheets – Awesome Pentest Cheat Sheets.\nPivoting and Tunneling Guide - Detailed guide on methods to exploit.\nPython Programming 1 – General Python programming.\nPython Programming 2 – General Python programming.\nPython tools for penetration testers – Lots of pentesting tools are written in Python.\nRuby Programming 1 – The de-facto language for writing exploits.\nRuby Programming 2 – The de-facto\nVirtual Machines Labs # CFTtime - Free capture the flag hacking games.\nMindMaps - Massive list of smaller sites that provide individual hacking challenges.\nPentesterlab - Free and paid Pentesting training with labs.\nSadcloud - Sadcloud is a tool for spinning up insecure AWS infrastructure with Terraform.\nVulnerability Hub - Free Virtual machines to hack, provided by the community.\nVulnmachines - A place to learn and improve penetration testing/ethical hacking skills for FREE. The labs consist of 100+ real world scenarios to practice the latest exploits and cutting edge hacking techniques.\nVulnerability Databases # Bugtraq (BID) – Software security bug identification database compiled from submissions to the SecurityFocus mailing list and other sources, operated by Symantec, Inc.\nCommon Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) – Dictionary of common names (i.e., CVE Identifiers) for publicly known security vulnerabilities.\nCXSecurity – Archive of published CVE and Bugtraq software vulnerabilities cross-referenced with a Google dork database for discovering the listed vulnerability.\nExploit-DB – Non-profit project hosting exploits for software vulnerabilities, provided as a public service by Offensive Security.\nFull-Disclosure – Public, vendor-neutral forum for detailed discussion of vulnerabilities, often publishes details before many other sources.\nInj3ct0r (Onion service) – Exploit marketplace and vulnerability information aggregator.\nMicrosoft Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Microsoft software.\nMicrosoft Security Bulletins – Announcements of security issues discovered in Microsoft software, published by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC).\nMozilla Foundation Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Mozilla software, including the Firefox Web Browser.\nNational Vulnerability Database (NVD) – United States government’s National Vulnerability Database provides additional meta-data (CPE, CVSS scoring) of the standard CVE List along with a fine-grained search engine.\nPacket Storm – Compendium of exploits, advisories, tools, and other security-related resources aggregated from across the industry.\nSecuriTeam – Independent source of software vulnerability information.\nUS-CERT Vulnerability Notes Database – Summaries, technical details, remediation information, and lists of vendors affected by software vulnerabilities, aggregated by the United States Computer Emergency Response Team (US-CERT).\nVulnerability Lab – Open forum for security advisories organized by category of exploit target.\nVulners – Security database of software vulnerabilities.\nZero Day Initiative – Bug bounty program with the publicly accessible archive of published security advisories, operated by TippingPoint.\nVulnerability Scanners # Nexpose – Commercial vulnerability and risk management assessment engine that integrates with Metasploit, sold by Rapid7.\nNessus – Commercial vulnerability management, configuration, and compliance assessment platform, sold by Tenable. Free for under 25 devices.\nOpenVAS – Free open source software implementation of the popular Nessus vulnerability assessment system.\nVuls – Agentless vulnerability scanner for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD, written in Go.\nWeb Exploitation # Autochrome – Easy to install a test browser with all the appropriate setting needed for web application testing with native Burp support, from NCCGroup.\nBlindElephant – Web application fingerprinter.\nBrowser Exploitation Framework (BeEF) – Command and control server for delivering exploits to commandeered Web browsers.\nBurp Suite – One of the Hacking Tools integrated platform for performing security testing of web applications.\nCommix – Automated all-in-one operating system command injection and exploitation tool.\nDVCS Ripper – Rip web accessible (distributed) version control systems: SVN/GIT/HG/BZR.\nEyeWitness – Tool to take screenshots of websites, provide some server header info, and identify default credentials if possible.\nFiddler – Free cross-platform web debugging proxy with user-friendly companion tools.\nFimap – Find, prepare, audit, exploit and even Google automatically for LFI/RFI bugs.\nFuzzDB – Dictionary of attack patterns and primitives for black-box application fault injection and resource discovery.\nGitTools – One of the Hacking Tools that Automatically find and download Web accessible .git repositories.\nKadabra – Automatic LFI exploiter and scanner.\nKadimus – LFI scan and exploit tool.\nLiffy – LFI exploitation tool.\nNoSQLmap – Automatic NoSQL injection and database takeover tool.\nOffensive Web Testing Framework (OWTF) – Python-based framework for pentesting Web applications based on the OWASP Testing Guide.\nSslstrip – One of the Hacking Tools Demonstration of the HTTPS stripping attacks.\nSslstrip2 – SSLStrip version to defeat HSTS.\nsqlmap – Automatic SQL injection and database takeover tool.\nTplmap – Automatic server-side template injection and Web server takeover Hacking Tools.\nVHostScan – A virtual host scanner that performs reverse lookups, can be used with pivot tools, detect catch-all scenarios, aliases and dynamic default pages.\nWeevely3 – Weaponized web shell.\nWebscreenshot – A simple script to take screenshots of list of websites.\nWhatWeb – Website fingerprinter.\nWappalyzer – Wappalyzer uncovers the technologies used on websites.\nwafw00f – Identifies and fingerprints Web Application Firewall (WAF) products.\nWordPress Exploit Framework – Ruby framework for developing and using modules which aid in the penetration testing of WordPress powered websites and systems.\nWPSploit – Exploit WordPress-powered websites with Metasploit.\nWeb Scanners # Arachni – Scriptable framework for evaluating the security of web applications.\nCms-explorer – Reveal the specific modules, plugins, components and themes that various websites powered by content management systems are running.\nNikto – Noisy but fast black box web server and web application vulnerability scanner.\nSecApps – In-browser web application security testing suite.\nWebReaver – Commercial, graphical web application vulnerability scanner designed for macOS.\nw3af – Hacking Tools for Web application attack and audit framework.\nWPScan – Hacking Tools of Black box WordPress vulnerability scanner.\nWapiti – Black box web application vulnerability scanner with built-in fuzzer.\nJoomscan – One of the best Hacking Tools for Joomla vulnerability scanner.\nACSTIS – Automated client-side template injection (sandbox escape/bypass) detection for AngularJS.\nWindows Utilities # Bloodhound – Graphical Active Directory trust relationship explorer.\nDeathStar – Python script that uses Empire’s RESTful API to automate gaining Domain Admin rights in Active Directory environments.\nEmpire – Pure PowerShell post-exploitation agent.\nFibratus – Tool for exploration and tracing of the Windows kernel.\nMagic Unicorn – Shellcode generator for numerous attack vectors, including Microsoft Office macros, PowerShell, HTML applications (HTA), or certutil (using fake certificates).\nMimikatz – Credentials extraction tool for Windows operating system.\nPowerSploit – PowerShell Post-Exploitation Framework.\nredsnarf – Post-exploitation tool for retrieving password hashes and credentials from Windows workstations, servers, and domain controllers.\nResponder – LLMNR, NBT-NS and MDNS poisoner.\nSysinternals Suite – The Sysinternals Troubleshooting Utilities.\nwePWNise – Generates architecture independent VBA code to be used in Office documents or templates and automates bypassing application control and exploit mitigation software.\nWindows Credentials Editor – Inspect logon sessions and add, change, list, and delete associated credentials, including Kerberos tickets.\nWindows Exploit Suggester – Detects potential missing patches on the target.\nWireless Network Hacking # Aircrack-ng – Set of Penetration testing \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list for auditing wireless networks.\nFluxion – Suite of automated social engineering based WPA attacks.\nKismet – Wireless network detector, sniffer, and IDS.\nReaver – Brute force attack against WiFi Protected Setup.\nWifite – Automated wireless attack tool.\n"},{"id":9,"href":"/health/","title":"Health","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Our food should be our medicine and our medicine should be our food.\u0026rdquo; - Hippocrates\nThe modern world is poisoning us. Big Ag, Big Pharma, social media, environmental pollution, EMFs are everywhere. Corporations and every level of our governments are complicit, and this trend doesnt seem to be slowing down. We need to take our health back into our own hands. By embracing traditional wisdom, and alternatives to mainstream health we can reclaim much of the health that modern society has been slowly destroying.\nReject modernity. Embrace Tradition.\nBioHacking Tools # AgelessBody - List of Biohacking tools and strategies\nAnyLuv Metal Glasses - Anyluv sells blue light blocking daytime and nighttime glasses with metal frames, so that you can minimize your light exposure without putting plastic on your face like most other blue light blocking glasses.\nBioHackerLabs Tools - Several different tools and resources. Net Carb Calc, Glucose Ketone Calc, Blood Sugar converter, Blue light testing.\nBluBlox - Cheaper Blue light blocking sunglasses\nBonCharge - Numerous products for sale. Include Blu light blocking, EMF Blocking, red light therapy etc. Products are bit pricey.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nEmr-Tek - Wide range of products. Inlcuding non plastic blue and yellow light blocking glasses. Iphone radiation blocking cases. Red light devices and more.\nOpal - App that blocks other apps. Social media can be addicting and can impact your productivity, but sometimes deleting it isn\u0026rsquo;t an option. Stop yourself from wasting time on social media during designated time frames with the Opal app.\nChips - Seed Oil Free # Seed oils are everywhere. New evidence shows that they are wildly toxic and heavily correlate with the increase in major chronic disease over the last 100 years. But Chips are also delicious so here\u0026rsquo;s a few options for seed oil free chips. Anti-Seed Oil Data\nBeefys Own - Beef tallow potato chips.\nMasa Chips - Organic nixtalized corn chips cooked in grassfed beef tallow. From the creators of the Shireapp. Accepts Bitcoin. Currently they are a bit pricey.\nRosies Chips - Beef tallow potato chips.\nSiete Foods - Family owned Mexican company that produces a wide range of seed oil free chips and other products. Primarily cooked in Avocado oil.\nClothing # Non Plastic, EMF Resistant and Grounded\nAll of these ideas may seem controversial to you. Here are some great resources to learn more about them. Grounding/Earthing , Microplastics , Guide on avoiding all plastics and toxic chemicals\nAJConsultingCompany - Non Plastic Alternatives\nBuffaloWoolCo - 100% buffalo/bison wool clothing.\nCottonique - GOTS Certified 100% Organic cotton products.\nEarth Runners - Earth Runners was created to rewild our lives in response to the typical modern domesticated lifestyle, which is causing numerous health, psychological and social issues. Grounded minimalist sandals.\nFindwool.com - Find 100% pure wool in your area.\nGrounded Shoes - Shoes that are discharged electricity from body via grounded shoes. Most(but not all) shoes are 100% leather and plastic free.\nHarvest and Mill - 100% organic cotton sheets, towels \u0026amp; more. 100% Sourced \u0026amp; Made in the USA.\nHemp Organic Life - Organic hemp products for all sorts of less common items such as: mattress covers, cushions, sleeping bags, soaps, socks, and even home and car seat covers.\nNatural Home - Natural home sells a wide mix of organic wool, cotton, linen, hemp furniture and much more.\nOddobody - 100% organic cotton underwear for woman.\nPeluva Shoes - Founded by liberty leaning nutrition expert Mark Sisson. Peluva aims to create shoes that allow you to move well in a more natural state.\nRawganique - Organic cotton, linen and Hemp clothing and accessories.\nRhizal Shoes - Grounded 100% leather shoes.\nThe Filtery - Aggregator for non plastic clothes and other household items.\nWoolshire - GOTS Certified 100% Organic locally sourced Cotton products. Organic sourcing is often not verified when it comes from other countries. At Woolshire it is verified.\nWyoming Based - American Wool company. Sells Beanies and Sweaters. Accepts Bitcoin. Manufactured in America. Anti-woke.\nCosmetics # Animal based and Non-Toxic\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Deodorant, Toothpaste, soap, etc\nCaptain Fishers - Balms and Hair serum using Tallow and other natural ingredients.\nClara And Fritz - Whipped tallow based sunscreen and other products\nDakota Tallow - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nFarrow.Life - Pork Lard based. Farrow is made in real time and in small batches to ensure super freshness and the highest quality.\nJKLM Farm - Small Batch Animal Fat Soap \u0026amp; Skincare Products. Includes bone marrow soap,bacon fat soap, hair paste and more.\nMeraki Blu - Meraki Blu and Tallow based supplements. Meraki Blu has been shown to help Energy, Focus, Short-Term and Long-Term Memory, Uplift Mood, Calm Anxiety, and be Anti-Aging focused.\nNoseToTail-BodyCare - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nVintage Tradition - Tallow Lip balms.\nWhite Oaks Home goods - White oaks also provides tallow and lard based cosmetics, candles etc.\nDental Health # Dental health has been an epidemic of malocclusion largely related the to quality of our food for thousands of years. This has led to mass issues with dental decay and improper facial development which leads to nasal breathing, which in turns leads to wisdom teeth problems and many other following health issues.Check out these resources to learn more: Weston A Price\u0026rsquo;s world wide study , Jaw Development , Breathing , General Dental Health\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Toothpaste and other products. Completely natural with no Fluoride.\nVanMan Shop - Toothpase made from eggshell and betonite clay. Shipped in glass containers. Offers other products as well.\nBite - Plastic free Vegan friendly toothpaste and other teeth related products, including bamboo tooth brushes and plastic free floss, all sold in non plastic containers.\nGreenzla - Bamboo plastic free tooth brushes.\nPlastic Free Dental Floss - Made from wheat instead of plastic for your flossing needs.\nMastique Chewing Gum - Often referred to as mastic gum, Mastique offers sugar free, seed oil and trans fat free Mastic gum for chewing to help build jaw strength and avoid jaw/wisdom teeth problems. Also comes with xylitol, coconut and natural mastic for extra teeth care. Doesn\u0026rsquo;t taste like regular gum, but ultimately its not bad tasting either.\nGreco Gum - Single ingredient mastic gum for increasing jaw strength. Made from resinous sap that seeps from the bark of the mastic tree (Pistacia lentiscus) and becomes crystallized.\nApolloGum - Single ingredient mastic gum with only a single ingredient. Offers a 21% discount if purchased in bitcoin.\nBiolight - A redlight device specifically for your mouth and teeth. Red light has shown tremendous health benefits across a wide spectrum. The Biolight can help to restore your oral microbiome. Company also provides many other redlight products.\nMewing App - An app from the creator of Mewing, that helps you do different mewing exercises designed to help strengthen your jaw with proper tongue posture, and help your face, jaw and teeth develop properly.\nEnvironmental Toxin Monitoring # Because Health - A nonprofit environmental health site that offers science-based tips and guides for buying safer cookware and dishes, uncontaminated foods, and nontoxic personal-care products—to help people live more healthfully.\nBreast Cancer Prevention Partners - An organization that provides information for reducing toxic exposures—in food packaging, cosmetics, and other everyday products—to protect people’s breast health and reproductive health.\nCHEM Trust - A website that offers terrific fact sheets about hazardous chemicals and their impacts on health, as well as news about chemical legislation in Europe (such as REACH).\nClearya - A browser plug-in and mobile app that help online shoppers make informed choices. Clearya automatically screens ingredient lists for chemicals of concern while shopping online, and assists in discovering safer alternatives. In parallel, the platform mines insights that serve environmental health scientists and advocacy groups.\nEnvironmental Defense Fund - A leading global nonprofit organization that promotes research related to preserving the health of both the environment and its populations, including humans.\nEnvironmental Health News - A publication of Environmental Health Sciences, a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental health issues, including climate change, the plastic pollution crisis, and harmful chemicals such as BPA.\nEnvironmental Working Group - A nonprofit dedicated to protecting human health and the environment. The group offers excellent Shopper’s Guides with scientifically based recommendations on choosing healthy consumer products (from cosmetics to cleaning products) and uncontaminated foods (including produce). The organization also offers a Healthy Living App with ratings of more than 120,000 food and personal-care products, to help consumers make the healthiest choices.\nMade Safe - A program that certifies safe brands of cosmetics, household products, apparel, bedding, and other products, after a rigorous screening and evaluation of ingredients and materials. Check out their new Healthy Pregnancy Guide.\nNational Resources Defense Council - An organization that works to safeguard the earth, including its air, water, people, plants, and animals, from pollution, chemicals, and other toxic effects.\nProgram on Reproductive Health and the Environment - Under the auspices of the University of California, San Francisco, this program offers valuable resources that can help minimize people’s exposure to reproductive toxins in everyday life.\nSafer Chemicals, Healthy Families - A coalition of organizations and businesses working to safeguard families from toxic chemicals in our homes, workplaces, schools, and in the products we use.\nSafer Made - An organization that invests in companies and technologies that eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals in consumer products and supply chains. Its newsletters highlight developments in phasing out certain chemicals and progress on other environmental issues.\nSilent Spring Institute - A scientific research organization dedicated to uncovering the links between environmental chemicals and human health. On the preventive front, the organization developed Detox Me, a free mobile app to help consumers reduce their exposure to toxic chemicals in their everyday surroundings.\nToxic Free Future - An organization that conducts original research on the complex science underlying different aspects of environmental health and advocates for the use of safer products, chemicals, and practices to ensure a healthier future.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFood Discovery Apps # BuyrApp - An app that lets you scan bar codes to give you more info on products you are purchasing. Tells you if the product is owned by small farms or other corporate interests.\nFeed the People By the People - An organization dedicated to empowering farmers and ranchers across the country and cutting out middlemen to enable direct sales to customers. By decentralizing the food supply chain, they aim to put the power of food back in the hands of the people.\nGetRawMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area based off your zip code.\nGround Work Collective - Website that finds high quality farms and high quality soil.\nLabel Ferret - Label Ferret uses nutrition data from a variety of sources but nutrition data and ingredient labels change frequently so accuracy cannot be guaranteed. You can use this app to read ingredients and nutritional facts from a wide range of different products.\nLocal Fats: Website that that helps you find food providers that dont use seed oils. Includes locations all over the world. Locations are crowd sourced, so anyone can submit a new location they find.\nRealMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area.\nSeed Oil Rebellion - Website that provides education around seed oils and buying/food guides.\nSeed Oil Scout - App that helps you find restaurants and fast food providers that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App only works in IOS.\nSeed oil Free Restaurants - Website that lets you look up specific restaurants to see what oils they cook in and dont cook in.\nSeedy App - App that helps you find restaurants, fast food providers and products at grocery stores that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App is under construction. Old demo app only worked in IOS.\nShireapp - App that finds local high quality real foods. Includes multiple categories such as Seed oil free, regenerative, grass fed, organic, raw etc.\nHealth Funding Projects # Decentralized Health Fund - The Decentralized Health Fund looks to fund important but largely unprofitable research in regards to lesser known areas of health. The fund is working to collect and store money in BTC in order to give out grants to fund studies and projects around the dangers of EMF\u0026rsquo;s, the benefit of grounding, sunlight and other natural sources.\nNew Founding - New Founding is looking to raise funds to focus on \u0026ldquo;early-stage ventures where we can add exceptional value by leveraging our significant proprietary deal flow, our best-in-class intelligence of conservative consumer and institutional demand, and our connections within the right-wing ecosystem.\u0026rdquo; ‍\nHealthcare Alternative # Chronic Illness Recovery - An institute that focuses on healing from long term health issues caused by systemic inflammation and other modern causes.\nCrowdhealth - CrowdHealth is not an insurance company, but a platform \u0026amp; community that empowers you with a crowdfunding tool and a wealth of resources to efficiently manage your health care costs.\nCurehunter - Free service that catalogs most medical conditions and potential treatments. CureHunter is a fully integrated scientific search, data retrieval and analysis engine on the web that can read the entire US National Library of Medicine Medline Archive and automatically extract and quantify the evidence for successful clinical outcomes of all known drugs for all known human diseases.\nDPC Network - Find Direct Primary care Doctors near you.\nDpcare - Direct Primary Care (DPC) is an innovative alternative payment model improving access to high functioning healthcare with a simple, flat, affordable membership fee. No fee-for-service payments. No third party billing. The defining element of DPC is an enduring and trusting relationship between a patient and his or her primary care provider.\nDruglike - Druglike is a platform for democratizing the access, costs, and rewards of early-stage drug discovery. Druglike is building a decentralized computing network which provides resources for anyone looking to start or contribute to early-stage drug discovery projects. Unlike competitors, Druglike will be web-based and completely free to use.\nFree Market Medical Association - Free Market Medical Association helps find Market alternatives to healthcare, co-founded by the CEO of Oklahoma Surgery Center.\nOklahoma Surgery Center - Free Market for Surgery with full price transparency.\nRevero.com - Program that aims to evaluate and measure health metrics to get down to the real causes of your health issues, while using a nutritional and holistic approach.\nTrue Med - True Med helps facilitate acceptance of HSA and FSA money for individuals and companies. This can be used by or for any company that promotes better diet, exercise or other alternative forms of health.\nTWC.Health - Alternative healthcare to the mainstream pharma system. Also sells supplements. Co-founded by Dr. Peter McCullough.\nHigh Quality Meat # Organic, Grass Fed, Regenerative and Seed Oil Free Food\nAUPA Bar - The Chad of energy bars. High quality meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit. AUPA gives discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. Save an additional 5% with code word \u0026ldquo;liberty\u0026rdquo;\nEpic Provisions - One of the best and most convenient ways to access high quality meat in convenient packaging.\nForce of Nature - Another fantastic option for regenerative meat. Including Beef, Bison, Chicken, Elk, Venison, Wild Boar and more. Force of Nature is also unique in selling \u0026ldquo;Ancestral Blends\u0026rdquo; ground meat mixed with small amounts of organ meats for delicious ways to eat highly nutritious organ meats.\nJoyce-Farms - Another great regenerative source of meat. Provides a wide range of poultry, sausages and jerkies.\nMauinui Venison - Regenerative/sustainable raised deer. Axis deer are an invasive species in Maui and need to be kept in check to preserve the water and local plants/farms as there are no natural predators for the deer on Maui. Slightly pricey.\nMeatrition - A massive database in defense of all things Meat.\nNose to Tail - Regenerative and pastured raise meat, specifically focused on producing the best low PUFA raised mono-gastric animals like Chicken and Pork. Also sells Lamb.\nWhite Oak Pastures - One of the most respected regenerative farms around, practicing their idea of \u0026ldquo;radically traditionally farming\u0026rdquo;. White oaks sells several different kinds of meat, including, Duck, Goose, Guinea, Rabbit, Goat etc. White Oak has really pioneered the regenerative model and proofed its effective with a peer reviewed study\nWild Idea Buffalo - Another great option. Focuses primarily on buffalo but has several other great offers. Bison are only slaughtered in the field, never in a slaughterhouse.\nMedical Drugs Resellers # Buy medical drugs from third parties that may be in limited supply.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinal. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nContraband Cures - A list of alternative style medicines for several different conditions.\nContingency Medical - Emergency Antibiotic Kits, for Home or on the Go. Stay protected against Nausea, Vomiting, Strep Throat, UTIs, Diarrhea, Ear Infections, Sinusitis and more.\nDuration Health - The portable emergency room — Peace of mind for off-grid living and travel. Their doctors prescribe you life-saving medications before you need them. They ship them to you before your next adventure. Treat urgent medical issues anywhere — without finding a doctor or pharmacy.\nJase Medical - Emergency meds and Prescription drugs.\nMountain Rose Herbs - One of the best sources of organic herbs and alternative medicines.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nPurely Prepared Patriot - American company that sells Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and Fenbendazole.\nOSINT- Health and the Environment # Antennasearch.com - Track 5g Towers in your area.\nClimateViewerMaps - Track Real Time data of climate weather across the world including rainfall and UN Tracking of weather Modification projects.\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nSupplement Testing and Rankings # Consumerlab - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nLabdoor - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nVaccine and Medical Info # Just the Inserts - Just the Inserts is a collection of all vaccine and other medication related info from the official source. While much of this information is public, it is often obfuscated and difficult to find. Just the Inserts bring all of the safety related data to one convient place for you to check on what the actual side affects of vaccines and other medications are. "},{"id":10,"href":"/job-boards/","title":"Job Boards","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.\u0026rdquo; - Confucius\nWhy work for a company you hate? If you believe in liberty many of these companies hate you. Stop wasting your talents and your energy on them, and find something that advances your values.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale. Jobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin. Latium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase. Publish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens. Liberty and Crypto Related Job Boards # AnonFriendly - Don\u0026rsquo;t doxx yourself for work. Job boards for Anonymous workers. Bankless.Pallet - The best jobs in crypto and DeFi, curated by Bankless, for the Bankless Nation. New technical and non-technical job posts every week. BitcoinerJobs - Bitcoiner Jobs is the leading career site helping to build the emerging Bitcoin industry and the careers of Bitcoiners within it. Publicsq - Non-woke and conservative leaning job board. Talent Market - Talent Market’s mission is to promote liberty by providing talent for critical roles within the free-market nonprofit sector. Provide Free consulting for liberty focused non profits. No-Jab Job Boards # Based.Pro - Formerly \u0026ldquo;NoVaxMandate.org\u0026rdquo; Based.Pro has pivoted from its vax focus to help you connect with professionals, companies and institutions who share your values. Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types. Redballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or covid nonsense. Unjected - Dating board for people who have not had any of the Covid-19 Vaccines. Vaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status. "},{"id":11,"href":"/metrics/","title":"Metrics","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Freedom and Anti Freedom Metrics # “Just as Soviet managers responded by producing shoddy goods that met the numerical targets set by their overlords, so do schools, police forces, and businesses find ways of fulfilling quotas with shoddy goods of their own.” ― Jerry Z. Muller\nIn order to better understand the broader picture, data collection becomes essential. Data collection can be used to paint whatever narrative its collectors want. We must be aware of the actual data in order to interrupt the truth as it is, and not what politics wants it to be. Here are a list of metrics tracking different statistics directly related to rising tyranny in our world.\nAtlantic Council CBDCTracker - Tracks Country progress of (CBDC)Central Bank Digital Currency Implementation and testing\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nCDBC Tracker - A project by the Human Rights Foundation to track CDBC development worldwide.\nCriticalrace.org Track CRT and other forms of Wokeness in schools. Tracks Colleges and K-12. Tracks many of the specific actions taken at every school.\nDefendingEd - Tracking DEI/Wokism in Schools.\nDigital Sovereignty Index - The DSI is a simple metric to illustrate how much locally hosted applications are used across the measured countries. It represents the relative amount of deployments of self-hosted productivity \u0026amp; collaboration tools per 100K citizens, compared to other countries.\nFreedomHouse.org - Freedom Metric across the world, does not Track Covid.\nFreedominthe50states.org - Tracks the most Free US states in regards to a wide set of metrics, does not track covid freedoms. Provided by the Cato institute.\nFungibility-Graveyard - List of People who have been exposed and prosecuted for or while using Bitcoin due to lack of privacy\nHeritage World Freedom Index - Economic Freedom across the world\nICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nRootshq - Website that tracks different liberty groups and associations across America\nShadowstats - Tracks true levels of economics in America, Money supply, Inflation, GDP etc…\nUSDebtclock - Real time National Debt Counter.\nWashingtonPost Police Shooting DB - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states.\nWokeWagon - Tracks woke political appointees in government\nWorld Press Freedoms - Ranking of all countries in the world by freest to least free press.\n"},{"id":12,"href":"/money/","title":"Money","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" If you don’t believe it or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try and convince you. I am sorry. - Satoshi Nakamoto\nCrypto Currency, The greatest tool we have.\nFinancial privacy is largely being wiped away across the world, while governments simultaneously destroy the value of our currencies through inflation and sanctions. With the invention of Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto gave us what is probably the single greatest tool for freedom in the history of the world. With decentralized crypto currency we have the ability to fix our money and fix the world. While some people believe that all non bitcoin crypto currencies are a scam we do not agree. We believe in competition for all freedom tech. Bitcoin isn\u0026rsquo;t perfect and shouldn\u0026rsquo;t be treated as a religion. The best counterpoint to bitcoins imperfection is its inherent lack of privacy and its current difficulty with scaling. Monero provides the best and simplest use case for privacy and is a great alternative to bitcoin. Likewise we believe that other crypto projects may have real utility in pursuing freedom. That being said the crypto industry is absolutely saturated with scams and grifters. As always do your own research and invest carefully. Hold your own keys and continue your journey to being financially sovereign.\nAcquire Crypto # Atomic Swaps # Atomic Swaps are the future of Crypto Currency trading. Completely custody-less, heavily private, and generally uncensorable. Still very much in development. Learn more here.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nBasic Swap Dex - Atomic Swap DEX. No added fees. Installed locally. Currently in BETA.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nLiquiality - Atomic Swaps across multiple coins.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nUnstoppapleSwaps - Atomic Swap from BTC to Monero.\nDecentralized Exchanges # Decentralization is a spectrum. Many decentralized exchanges aren\u0026rsquo;t nearly as decentralized as they claim to be, but usually they are far more distributed than any centralized exchanges.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nFiat On Ramps (P2P) # Bisq - Buy and sell bitcoin for fiat (or other cryptocurrencies) privately and securely using Bisq\u0026rsquo;s peer-to-peer network and open-source desktop software. Bisq allows you to purchase your bitcoin using P2P Zelle transactions. No registration required.\nHodl Hodl - Anonymous P2P deals on your terms. Trade globally. Using any payment system. For any fiat currency. Bitcoin only. No registration required.\nLocal Monero - Local Monero makes it easy for you to connect with real people in the real world to buy and sell Monero with no KYC. Announced in May 2024 that they would be shutting down. No reason given, but this is likely due to regulatory pressure against other platforms like Samurai and Tornado cash.\nPeach Bitcoin - Peach allows users to purchase BTC in many different national currencies all P2P without KYC. Not currently available in the US.\nRetoSwap - Like Bisq but for Monero. Installed locally, it uses Monero and Tor for high level privacy.\nXMRGlobal - A monero focused p2p exchange for purchasing cryptocurrency via Zelle, ACH cash etc.\nNon-Custodial exchanges # Most exchanges are custodial, meaning you are required to leave crypto on their platform if you want to trade, or you purchase and they will hold on to it initially. Non-custodial exchanges will send your trades and purchases directly to wallets of your choosing.\nChangenow - Reliable non KYC exchange.\nChangelly - Not recommended at this time. Changelly does not require KYC for smaller transactions but they will sometimes implement KYC mid trade, forcing to KYC or lose your funds.\nCryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nEvonax - Established in 2016,Evonax operates as a non-custodial instant cryptocurrency exchange, ensuring that users’ funds are never held within the platform. Serving as an intermediary between cryptocurrencies and users, Evonax provides access to a diverse range of digital assets including Monero (XMR).\nFixedFloat - Good rates for crypto exchanges, does not currently allow US customer IP addresses. Does not require KYC.\nGodex.io - This exchange is a dependable tool for immediate conversions. It supports the conversion of over 300 cryptocurrencies into Monero, without any KYC requirements and it works in both directions, offering great flexibility.\nHoudini Swap - Privacy focused non custodial exchange.\nKYC vs No KYC list - A list of P2P Trading Platforms (i.e. P2P exchanges) for trading Bitcoin. Common payment methods include bank transfer, cash deposited in the seller\u0026rsquo;s bank account, in-person cash (face-to-face) trades as well as payment networks such as Zelle, Alipay, even Cash App and PayPal, for example. Some of these payment methods are more private than others. Typically, face-to-face, cash-by-mail, and US Postal Money Orders are among the most private methods available.\nKYCNotMe - Website that Tracks exchanges that don\u0026rsquo;t use KYC.\nMexc - Crypto trades without KYC. Currently blocked for US based IP addresses.\nNO KYC Only - Education on avoiding KYC and why its problematic.\nOrangeFren - Check many KYC-free services and find the one with the best offer for a wide variety of coins.\nSimpleSwap - Exchange multiple tokens without giving up custody. Requires an account. Offers cash back in their own token.\nSideShift - Shift between different layer 2 tokens. Includes tokens on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Polygoin.\nStealthEx - StealthEX is a non-custodial cryptocurrency exchange service that accepts Monero (XMR). The platform does not require users to create an account or share personal information. Additionally, funds are not stored on StealthEX; exchanges are conducted directly between wallets. At StealthEX, there are no upper limits for your exchanges — you can exchange any amount you desire. When it comes to minimum amounts, you only need to ensure you have enough to cover the network fees.\nSwapSwop - SwapSwop is an instant anonymous crypto exchange with a high level of security from SSL certificates on internal services to a multi-stage exchange procedure, which guarantees the safety of your assets and quick exchange for the desired cryptocurrency.\nTrocador - Privacy focused front end to push your transactions through non KYC exchanges.\nBusiness Directories # AirBTC - AirBNB for Bitcoiners.\nAgoristAcers - Purchase Seeds with Monero.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nAutoCoinCar - Purchase Luxury cars with Crypto - (UK Only).\nBeef Initiative - Purchase Regenerative/Grass fed beef with Crypto.\nBitcoin-P2P Marketplace - BTC sales.\nBitcoin-RealEstate - Purchase Real estate with crypto.\nBitcoin-only - The Ultimate guide to all things Bitcoin.\nBitcoin-only.com - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nBitejo - Massive List of companies that accept Monero and Bitcoin - Is now XMRBazzar.\nCarCoinMarket - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCompTIA Vouchers - CompTIA certs for Btc.\nCryptoCars - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCryptwerk - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nDirectory.BTCPayserver - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nGrowingSpaces - Buy Greenhouses with BTC.\nMonerica - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nMoneromarket - XMR trading platform with escrow. Start selling and buying today.\nOatManFarms - Purchase Oats for BTC.\nShopinBit - Purchase all sorts of items in BTC, only ships to UK currently.\nXMR Bazzar - A p2p shopping center for buying and selling services and goods in Monero. Built by Douglas Tumen, founder and host of the Monero Talk podcast.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale.\nJobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin.\nLatium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase.\nMonero.jobs - XMR is the ultimate weapon if you are seeking a technological solution to secure your wealth, your financial privacy and hence your overall freedom. However, the best way to increase your freedom is to get paid directly in XMR.\nPublish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens.\nDAO and DEFI Tools # ApeBoard - Cross chain crypto monitoring Dashboard.\nCoin - Crypto portfolio account and crypto news aggregator.\nCow.fi - CoW Protocol finds the lowest price for your trade across all exchanges and aggregators, such as Uniswap and 1inch – and protects you from MEV, unlike the others.\nDAOStack - Project that helps you streamline the creation of your own DAO.\nDefiSafety - DEFI Security ratings.\nDefillama - The ultimate tracker for all things DEFI. Track Yield, transparency, NFTs, Stables, Hacks etc.\nDapps.com - Dapp rankings via marketcap.\nDextools - Cross Chain Defi and Cefi Dashboard.\nGhostfol - Multichain Dashboard, includes traditional stocks and ETF’s as well.\nHedgehog - Centralized Exchange Dashboard Management.\nRailgun - RAILGUN is a smart contract system that enables Zero-Knowledge Privacy for any on-chain dApp.\nRotki - An open source portfolio tracker, accounting and analytics tool that protects your privacy. Can be self hosted.\nTornado Cash - DO NOT USE IF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. Tornado cash is an Ethereum based coinjoin mixer that can be used to gain privacy on Ethereum. In August 2022 Tornado Cash was blacked listed by the US government and added to the OFAC list. While the front end website is no longer running you can still interact with the smart contract(this is by design). If you are a US citizen you risk criminal penalties for doing so. Alex Pertsev, was sentenced to five years in prison for his work on development of Tornado cash. It\u0026rsquo;s important to note that despite the shutdown by the US government, the Tornado Cash smart contract is still up and running, and is more less unstoppable as long as the Ethereum network continues to run. If you would like to support the legal defence fund you can so by checking out Justice DAO.\nDecentralized Nodes # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Avalanche and more.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nHandshake - Decentralized DNS. Handshake is an experiment on collaborating to create a decentralized network which results in a global allocation of names. Think of the handles or usernames you use on services such as social networks, and domain names identifying the URL for websites. Nearly all of these services were provided by trusted third parties which prevent the web from truly being decentralized. Handshake provides a means, including key management and server/service authentication, for decentralized web services to experiment.\nMonero Nodo - A full, unpruned, and dedicated hardware node comes equipped with Tor and I2P support, ensuring maximum privacy and security for your transactions. Manage your wallets effortlessly through the LWS Admin panel and enjoy the convenience of our built-in block explorer. The 5.5″ touchscreen allows you to control your node directly from the device, or you can access it from the web for added flexibility and full block explorer functionality. Mine Monero using P2Pool. Contribute to your privacy by running your own personal node while contributing to the Monero network.\nMyNodeBTC - Run Bitcoin nodes and lots of other Bitcoin applications, includes wallets, BTCPay Server, Lightning tools and Whirlpool and other privacy tools.\nPibode-XMR - Small Raspberry pi focused distro for Monero mining.\nPktCash - PKT is an ecosystem of apps that decentralize access to the internet. The mission is to get the next billion people online.\nThreefold - Decentralized Autonomous Internet Infrastructure. ThreeFold is a globally-distributed grid of storage, compute, and network capacity, acting as “no middleman” Internet resources between independent capacity providers and users.\nEducation and certifications # C4/Crypto Consortium - Offers certifications for BTC, Eth and crypto best practices.\nBlockchain-Council.org - Blockchain Council embraces Blockchain, AI, and Web3 with a range of certifications and training.\nChainalysis Certifications - The Chainalysis Cryptocurrency Fundamentals Certification (CCFC) credential is designed for those new to cryptocurrency. Whether you’re starting out on a career focused on crypto, or are coming across bitcoin as you run investigations, onboard new businesses or formulate cryptocurrency compliance policies, this is the place to begin.\nFund Raising # Giveth - Giveth is building a new way forward with its zero-fee, community-driven donation platform - leveraging the power of blockchain technology to connect on-the-ground projects with regenerative funding opportunities.\nGeyser.fund - Geyser is a bitcoin-native crowdfunding platform where you can fund project ideas with the support from global communities.\nHeo.Finance - Decentralized crowdfunding without borders. Help Each Other (HEO) is the first decentralized stablecoin-based crowdfunding platform that removes geographical and political limitations from fundraising. HEO platform is already live on Binance Smart Chain, Celo, Aurora, and Ethereum mainnets.\nKuno Media - Monero based crowd funding.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow institute works to help fund privacy and anti surveillance tech.\nOpen Sats - Open Sats Initiative, Inc. (EIN 85-2722249) is a 501(c)(3) public charity which aims to fund Bitcoin-related free and open-source projects and associated education and research initiatives. Open Sats focuses on no strings attached Bitcoin(only) and freedom tech donations.\nStacks.org - The mission of the Stacks project is to enable a better internet through decentralized apps. To do it, they’re expanding the Bitcoin economy and enabling more functionality as a Bitcoin layer.\nTen31 - Ten31 is the leading bitcoin-focused investor and partner of choice to companies building technology and infrastructure for the bitcoin ecosystem, as well as complementary freedom-oriented technologies including open source software, AI and nostr.\nMerchant Services # Align Pay - AlignPay never picks sides on any issue and is proud to facilitate a welcoming place where people, organizations, campaigns, and merchants can interact in a healthy, open, and legal way.\nParallel Economy - Censorship-Resistant payment processing backed by Conservative Commentator Dan Bongino.\nRevere Payments - A Christian merchant services provider that offers a wide range of solutions for businesses in a variety of industries, including e-commerce, retail, restaurant, firearms, religious, political, CBD, and non-profit. We’re using the same innovative technology as our parent company, Metrics Global, to bring seamless, secure online payments to any industry.\nSecond Amendment Processing - 2nd Amendment processing helps you protect yourself and your business from being censored for your political views or other forms of wrong think.\nOsint for Crypto # AMLBot - Founded in 2019, AMLBot Online assessment of crypto addresses and transactions, founded in 2019 by a team of RegTech specialists in accordance with FATF international recommendations. Offers both free and non-free services.\nClarks Dashboard - A comprehensive list of all BTC Data. Includes Block times, price data, Side chain data, mining etc.\nDeveloperReports - Tracks the current amount of developers on Crypto projects.\nMonero Garden - A complete introduction and walkthrough on all the technical specifics of Monero.\nMonero Inflation - Tracks potential inflation or flaws in the Monero Protocol. Due to Monero\u0026rsquo;s privacy proper auditing can be difficult.\nMonero Observer - News aggregator for all things monero.\nMoneroj.net - Tracks the Monero mining hash rate across all miners.\nMonero.Eco - Graphical interface for the entire Monero Ecosystem.\nMiningPoolStats - Track all data across mining pools for all sorts of crypto projects. Organized primarily by what type of hash algorithm each blockchain uses.\nMonerowatch - A monero blockchain explorer. While Monero doesnt have a tradational blockchain explorer we can track block times and size. Along with hash rate and other useful metrics.\nOXT.me - OXT is a tool designed for Exploratory Blockchain Analysis of the bitcoin ledger. OXT is the \u0026lsquo;Other exploration Tool\u0026rsquo; and it should become the \u0026lsquo;Open eXploration Tool\u0026rsquo; in the future.\nStable Pulse - Get a clear, accurate, minimally filtered view of the stablecoin ecosystem.\nThe Monero Moon - The ultimate newsletter for all things Monero.\nTheGraph.com - Crypto Database API Tools.\nTimechainstats.com - BTC Chain API data.\nTrack Bitcoin Nodes - Tracks total Bitcoin nodes.\nTrack Bitcoin Treasuries - Tracks the public Bitcoin Wallets of major corporations and governments.\nTrack Ethereum Nodes - Tracks total Ethereum nodes.\nDefi Lama StablecoinData - Stable coin data across chains.\nPrivacy Software # Bokuto Monero Node - Open source fork of Ronin Dojo’s Bakuto project that allows for a full node Monero wallet.\nBorder Wallets - Border Wallets is a website that helps you strategize on how best to memorize your wallet seed phrase. This can be useful if you need to cross a border, or have a particularly high threat model.\nGupax - Gupax is a GUI for mining Monero on P2Pool using XMRig.\nJam - Jam is a graphical user interface for JoinMarket, and while obviously related, is a separate project developed by a separate set of people.\nJoinMarket-Org - JoinMarket is software to create a special kind of bitcoin transaction called a CoinJoin transaction. Its aim is to improve the confidentiality and privacy of bitcoin transactions. With the shutdown of Samurai wallet, and the withdrawal of the not recommended service Wasabi from the US, Join Market is now one of the only privacy tools for Bitcoin.\nPinode - Monero OS for running full Monero Nodes on Pi’s, Rockpros and Odroids.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nSilent Payments - Silent Payments make receiving Bitcoin easier than ever while preserving your privacy. Silent Payments allow you to create a single, static address to share with friends, use for donations, or post for tips without sacrificing privacy. When someone wants to send you a payment, they use the unique public key that is a part of your Silent Payment address, combine it with the public keys of the outputs they want to send and generate a unique, one-time address that looks on-chain just like any other Taproot address.\nXMRVSBeast - P2Pool Bonus Hash Rate Raffle for people providing Monero Hash.\nSocial Media # Coinpayments.net - Purchase Social media followers with Monero.\nEchoIn - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here.\nFountain - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nMinds - Minds is an open-source social networking service that promotes free speech, privacy, and transparency.\nOshi - Oshi is a powerful marketing and rewards platform built to replace stars, punch cards, and coffee points with something that people really want - Bitcoin.\nOrange Pill App - Bitcoin dating and friend finder.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.ps://www.minds.com/) - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nSpeculative Projects # DarkFi - DarkFi is a new Layer 1 blockchain, designed with anonymity at the forefront. It offers flexible private primitives that can be wielded to create any kind of application. DarkFi aims to make anonymous engineering highly accessible to developers. Backed by noted Crypto Anarchist Amir Taaki.\nFedimints - While still largely theoretical, Fediments is based off the original 1980\u0026rsquo;s concept of Chaumian Ecash, that would essentially provide federated mints built on top of Bitcoin, with high levels of privacy. Two implementations of this concept are Cashu and Umint. These are still in active development. One potential problem with this is legal pressure due to potential classification of these services as unlicensed money transmitters, much like how Samurai Wallet and potentially custodial lightning services are being targeted.\nFreedom Dollar - Freedom Dollar is a private, censorship-resistant stablecoin protocol built on Zano. Stable coins are a useful but sometimes risky project, as they are supposed to maintain their price point with a fiat asset like the dollar.\nHaveno - Haveno aims to be a crypto on ramp much like Bisq that uses Monero instead of Bitcoin as the base payment option. Haveno will utilize TOR and p2p trades, while never taking custody of your funds.\nPirate Chain - Launched in 2018 with the primary goal of being the most private and secure digital currency, Pirate Chain strives to protect the financial privacy of every user in the world. Pirate Chain achieves this by employing the strongest and most acclaimed privacy protocol in the industry, and couples this with an unassailable strategy implementation. Pirate vs Monero Breakdown\nSerai DEX - Largely created in response to Thorchain\u0026rsquo;s choice to not integrate Monero, the Serai Dex works much like the Thorchain DEX, providing coin trading between different native coins using liquidity pools funded by users for small rewards.\nZano - An ambitious project that offers the privacy of Monero for regular transactions, including all projects built ontop of its network. Additionally offers alias addresses so you can associate a wallet address with a name, much like how DNS works for IP addresses. Offers escrow services and Iconic swaps as an alternative to Atomic Swaps. Also allows for building dApps on chain as well.\nSpending Options # Bill Pay # Bitrefill Credit Card Service - Service to pay off Credit Card for multiple providers. Requires KYC. Currently disabled for Americans, but hopefully will be returning. This service does require KYC, but they do offer other services that do not.\nDoctorSim - Top up or recharge any prepaid phone in over 200 countries instantly and securely with doctorSIM.\nSpritz.Finance - Focuses on bill pay, secured payments, automated payments etc. Uses Web 3. Requires an account. Currently in closed Beta.\nCredit Cards # 2Fiat - A new platform that lets you instantly convert Bitcoin, Monero, USDT or any crypto to fiat and make purchases online or in store.\nAbine - An alternative credit card masking service. Abine has similar features, virtual cards up to 500$ for individual vendors. But Abine also offers other privacy services like phone masking, email masking and more. Abine does not have a free tier unlike privacy.com.\nBitpay - Preloaded Bitpay card that lets you spend your Bitcoin.\nDashDirect - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including DASH. Dash Direct phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with DASH for discounts from hundreds of vendors. No KYC Required.\nDoNotPay - DoNotPay is a consumer rights company that helps you fight corporations and beat bureaucracy. They offer a wide range of services, including bill pay, credit card management, and more.\nEzzocard - Anon cards can be purchased via crypto. Charges a decent markup.\nKlutchCard - Service that provides several management and privacy features for your bank account. Klutch gives you unlimited Virtual cards, a physical card without your name on the front, and the ability to manage your spending transactions in depth all while still earning cash back. Does require KYC information and a good credit score though. Another downside, there is currently no way to pay off your balance other than to link your account via ACH and routing number.\nLaso.Finance - A bit pricey. Virtual Credit card with no KYC card that allows for spends of over 1K anywhere in the world. Currently uses Metamask for stable coins only. Monero support coming soon.\nPayWithMoon - Virtual Cards with no KYC funded by lightning based Bitcoin transactions. You can create as many virtual cards as you want, but cards are limited in amounts of 1000$. These cards do not currently work outside of the United States. Used to provide full pre-paid credit cards only offers gift cards now.\nPrivacy.com - The primary method for Credit Card Privacy. By linking your bank account to your Debit card, you can create virtual privacy focused cards that only work for one vendor at a time. This prevents your Debit card from being used in the event of a vendor data breach. Virtual cards are easily deletable. Downsides are that you start with 500$ per card limits for virtual cards. And there is the privacy concern of sharing your bank data with a third party. Please use our affiliate link when signing up. To get an extra $5 dollars on sign up.\nUquid - Virtual card for crypto, only works through Binance or wallet connect compatible wallets, for a wide range of gift card services.\nX1 - Similar to Klutch. Control subscriptions and keep your details private with disposable card numbers.donotpay.com/learn/virtual-credit-card-generator/) - Free Virtual Credit Card Generator for signing up for trial services. Do not Pay also works to create an AI focused response to many asymmetrical problems of society like fighting back against parking tickets or social media de-platforming with automated and proven methods of remediating these issues.\nGift Cards # Egifter - Buy and send premium gift cards for a wide range of services. Offers points per purchases. Gyft - Gift cards for over 200 vendors. Coinsbee - Does Phone Top ups. Bitrefill - Gifts cards and other services. Coincards - giftcards available in multiple countries, Coincards has everything you could possibly need to live your life with crypto! Offers Phone Top ups and accepts Monero. Stealths - Monero first Gift card sales. No KYC Required. Wallets # Bitcoin Wallets # Ashigaru - A new fork of Samurai Wallet that runs its the sane coinjoin services. This is run by completely anonymous devs with increased OPSEC after Samourai wallet was taken down. You can donate to the Samourai defense team here You can also find a list of Public Dojo Clones to use with whirlpool at Dojobay You can see the amount of BTC in Ashigaru Whirlpool here: WhirlPoolStats Warning the legal status of using whirlpool may vary based off your jurisdiction. DYOR before using.\nCasa - Self custody wallet with built in Multi-sig for security and inheritance built in so that your assets aren\u0026rsquo;t lost in the event of death. Only takes Bitcoin and Ethereum.\nElectrum Wallet - Founded in 2011 Electrum is one of the oldest, simplest and most trusted Bitcoin Only wallets in the game. With a simple interface that has been forked by many other blockchain projects Electrum has everything you need to store and use your bitcoin easily and securely.\nSparrow Wallet - Sparrow is a Bitcoin wallet for those who value financial self sovereignty. Sparrow’s emphasis is on security, privacy and usability. Sparrow does not hide information from you - on the contrary it attempts to provide as much detail as possible about your transactions and UTXOs, but in a way that is manageable and usable. Completely Open Source. Desktop only wallet. Following the arrest of the Samurai Wallet Devs, the Whirlpool privacy features were removed from the wallet.\nHardware Wallets # Cold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nFoundationDevices - Foundation builds the Passport hardware wallet which is an airgapped wallet hardware device. Passport has no direct connection with the outside world – no USB data and no wireless communications. Instead, Passport uses a camera and QR codes for communication. This provides hardcore, airgapped security without sacrificing usability.\nLedger - NOT RECOMMENDED. While Ledger has a long history in the space of supporting multiple coins. Ledger is close sourced. Ledger has recently come under for fire for creating a backup policy that lets you back up your keys to Ledgers cloud providers, which means that your private keys could be susceptible to third party pressures on the key holders. Also Ledger was caught sending customer data to several different third parties.\nMonero Signer - Monero Signer is a hardware signing device equipped with a camera that allows you to sign transactions offline via QR-Code. Monero Signer also allows you to generate seeds, passphrases and addresses. All this while being completely offline. Software updates are done air-gapped using a micro SD card.\nSeedsigner - Open source hardware signing device that uses raspberry pi zero which reduces possibility of interception. Does not store your coins, is only a security focused device for signing/approving transactions. Bitcoin only.\nTrezor - One of the older hardware wallets around. Trezor is Fully open source and is one of the few wallets to also support multiple coins.\nLightning Wallets # Phoenix Wallet - Utilizing the lightning network can still be quite difficult, which Phoenix aims to help solve. At first glance, Phoenix doesn\u0026rsquo;t look different from your typical Bitcoin wallet. The difference is that Phoenix runs natively on Lightning. Phoenix takes care of everything under the hood and you will barely notice anything, except that your payments are faster and cheaper. Mobile only wallet. Monero Wallets # Anonero - Anonero is privacy focused phone wallet that only supports Monero, while incorporating other privacy features like, encrypted backups, airgapped transactions mandatory TOR connections. You can only access this app over TOR.\nFeather Wallet - Feather is a free, open-source Monero wallet for Linux, Tails, macOS and Windows. It is written in C++ with the Qt framework. Monero can be difficult to use in many cases to the highly technical and private nature of the coin, which is why the simplicity of feather wallet is so necessary. Feather Wallet can installed or run as a standalone application, making it easily parable with something like Tails OS for the ultimate privacy combo.\nMonero Subscription Wallet - Wallet that allows you to set subscriptions of regularly recurring payments that you would like to send.\nMyMonero - The simplest way to use the next-generation private digital currency Monero, at the sweet spot between security, convenience, and features. Not a full node wallet. You need to trust another node to run this wallet. These wallets share your private view key with a remote server, which continuously scans the blockchain looking for your transactions. They are faster to use, but your privacy can be lessened if you don\u0026rsquo;t control the remote server.\nRinoWallet - Online Monero multisig wallet. Non-custodial and offers 2FA protection.\nMulti Chain Wallets # CakeWallet - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including Monero. Cakewallet phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with Monero for discounts from hundreds of vendors. Supports Monero. No KYC Required. Mobile and desktop wallet. Open Source.\nExodus Wallet - One of the best wallets for holding multiple coins. With a beautiful interface that shows you long term internal price data, built in protocol level staking, coin swaps between hundreds of coins and many other features. Exodus is one best crypto wallets bar none. While it has ended support for Monero as it was a technical challenge to support it. Exodus is NOT Open source. Desktop and mobile.\nStack Wallet - Non Custodial multi coin wallet. Open Source. Has built in exchange functionality. Comes with \u0026ldquo;Duress mode\u0026rdquo; that lets you prepare a fake wallet in case you are physically threatened. Comes with built auto back ups, in wallet crypto swapping and more. Allows you to easily point at your own full node. Supports monero. Desktop and Mobile.\nWallet Recovery # Bitcoin Recovery CO - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nCryptoRecovers - Helping people regain access to their lost Bitcoin wallets since 2019.\nDatarecovery.com - Specializes in cryptocurrency recovery services, providing expert assistance to individuals and businesses who have lost access to their digital assets.\nDriveSavers - Specializes in recovering lost cryptocurrency and compromised wallets from all types of software and hardware wallets.\nEasyRecovery - Professional Bitcoin wallet recovery services can assist with password recovery, private key extraction, and damaged device repair to restore access to your Bitcoin.\nKeychainX - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nProfessional Crypto Recovery - Crypto recovery service that can help you recover your lost coins today.\nRecoverLostBitcoin - Expert crypto recovery services, including private key reconstruction, wallet and scam recovery.\nRecoverMyCryptoWallet - Can recover lost passphrases, missing seed words and forgotten passwords.\nWallet Recovery Service - Can recover lost crypto from all types of wallets.\n"},{"id":13,"href":"/organizations/","title":"Organizations","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The State is, and always has been, the great single enemy of the human race, its liberty, happiness, and progress.\u0026rdquo; - Murray Rothbard\nLiberty Organization that fight for different facets of all things related to liberty.\nAnti ESG Orgs # StriveFunds - Investment firm to counter ESG narrative from Blackrock and Vanguard. Strive specifically rejects the idea of Stakeholder capitalism. Started by author and presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. Antiwar # Antiwar.com - Since the mid 90\u0026rsquo;s Antiwar.com has been one of not the most important and consistently antiwar voices. With reporting on wars all over the globe for a liberty perspective, antiwar.com covers every aspect of the global wars.\nBitcoin For Peace - Accelerate World Peace Through Bitcoin Adoption. The vision of Bitcoin For Peace is to live in world where ALL life co-thrives in harmony. With the current corrupt fiat system, that vision can never happen. Bitcoin is a peaceful revolution.\nConcerned Veterans for America - CVA and its grassroots army will look to defend VA reforms and expand health care options for veterans, rethink America’s foreign policy to promote long-term prosperity, and encourage action to foster a more secure financial future for our country.\nDefend the Guard - An organization that works to reclaim constitutional authority. Defend the Guard legislation would prohibit a state’s National Guard units from being deployed into active combat without a formal declaration of war by Congress, as provided by the U.S. Constitution.\nFood Not Bombs - Food Not Bombs started in 1980. They work to provide healthy vegetarian food to starving Americans. Leftwing organization.\nStopWar.org - Stop the War was founded in September 2001 in the weeks following 9/11, when George W. Bush announced the “war on terror”. Stop the War has since been dedicated to preventing and ending the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and elsewhere. Comes from a leftwing perspective.\nThe Libertarian Institute - Founded by Scott Horton. LI focuses on many issues with a large focus on antiwar. LI has a lot of cross over with Antiwar.com.\nTheGrayZone - The Grayzone is an independent journalistic initiative that does not receive funding from any government or government-backed group or individual. The Gray Zone primarily reports on antiwar civil rights issues from a left wing perspectives.\nWeAreNotYourSoldiers - Antiwar Non-profit feature former soldiers that publicly talk about their horrible experiences during war.\nAntiWoke Advocacy # ActionPDE - PDE Action is a nonpartisan advocacy group working to reclaim public schools through engagement with school boards \u0026amp; state legislatures.\nDefendingEd - Parents Defending Education is a national grassroots organization working to reclaim our schools from activists imposing harmful agendas.\nExit Group - Group that helps users exit from woke/corporate life and build businesses to create separate revenue streams\nFairForAll - A nonpartisan organization dedicated to advancing civil rights and liberties for all Americans, and promoting a common culture based on fairness, understanding, and humanity. Specifically rejects woke ideas and believes in actual equality for all people.\nHeterodox Academy - Heterodox Academy (HxA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit membership organization of thousands of faculty, staff, and students committed to advancing the principles of open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement to improve higher education and academic research. Focuses heavily on Colleges.\nInstitute for Liberal Values - As a non-partisan and non-sectarian consortium focused on the promotion of individual freedom, rights, and liberty in everyday life, the Institute for Liberal Values provides the skills and support required to build community where there has been division, encourage free expression where there has been censorship, and foster optimism where there is fear.\nNew Discourses - Education on all things critical theory. Eduation and debunking of Marxism, Progressive and all forms of critical theory. IE Critical Race Theory, Queer Theory, etc. Founded by James Lindsey.\nClimate Change Pushback # Copenhagen Consensus - The Copenhagen Consensus Center is a think tank that researches and publishes the smartest solutions to the world\u0026rsquo;s biggest problems. Our studies are conducted by more than 300 economists from internationally renowned institutions, including seven Nobel Laureates, to advise policymakers and philanthropists how to achieve the best results with their limited resources.Founded by climate change debunker and educator Bjorn Lomborg.\nEnvironmental Progress - Environmental Progress (EP) was founded in 2016 with the mission of achieving nature, peace and prosperity for all. We believe everyone has a right to affordable energy, a healthy planet, and urban environments that enable citizens to thrive. Our strategy has been to organize grassroots movements to defend these rights, and to fund research into why they are threatened. Founded by free speech advocate and Journalist Michael Shellenberger.\nHeartland.org - The Heartland Institute is a nonprofit organization that focuses on issues in education, environmental protection, health care, budgets and taxes, and stopping Socialism.\nIndustrial Progress - For the last 40 years, so-called environmentalists have held back industrial progress around the world. That\u0026rsquo;s why Idustrial Progress helps the industry fight for its freedom, with new ideas, arguments, and policies that will improve our economy and our environment. Founded by Fossil Fuels advocate Alex Epstein.\nPerc.org - The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) explores how aligning free market incentives for environmental stewardship produces sustainable outcomes for land, water, and wildlife.\nSavory.Global - Fights against climate change approved opinion by using regenerative farming practices of holistic land management. Provides real alternative solutions to mainstream climate fear mongering.\nDrug Freedom # Drug Policy Alliance - The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the leading organization in the U.S. working to end the drug war. Encryption and censorship # Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) - The largest organization that fights for Internet and Digital Freedom. Based out of the US.The EFF puts out several of the best digital freedom tools, including HTTPS Everywhere, Privacy Badger and Certbot.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFree resources Physical and Digital # Art For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nLeadership Institute - Liberty focused training provided in person and virtual. Training is offered for a wide range of topics, including, activism campaigns, fundraising and more.\nLibertarianism.org - Free ebooks from a Cato/Bluepilled perspective. Still some solid content overall.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - Free liberty starter kits for applicants. Including books small grants and more. Primarily aimed at students.\nTechsoup.org - Free Tech for non-profits.\nLegal Advocacy # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nCoin Center - Based in D.C., Coin Center is the leading non-profit research and advocacy center focused on the public policy issues facing cryptocurrency and decentralized computing technologies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Their mission is to defend the rights of individuals to build and use free and open cryptocurrency networks: the right to write and publish code – to read and to run it. The right to assemble into peer-to-peer networks. And the right to do all this privately.\nDeFi Education Fund - The DeFi Education Fund (DEF) explains decentralized finance (DeFi) to policymakers around the world and advocates for policies welcoming of decentralized financial infrastructure.\nFire - Since its founding more than two decades ago as the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, FIRE has become the nation’s leading defender of fundamental rights on college campuses through our unique mix of programming, including student and faculty outreach, public education campaigns, individual case advocacy, and policy reform efforts. In 2022, FIRE changed its name to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and announced an expansion initiative into off-campus free speech advocacy and legal defense.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nInstitute for Justice - IJ is a nonprofit, public interest law firm. Their mission is to end widespread abuses of government power and secure the constitutional rights that allow all Americans to pursue their dreams.\nJusticeDao- A DAO specifically dedicated to helping the legal defense of the developers of Tornado Cash, an Ethereum based privacy service that was takedown by government action.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nPacific Legal Foundation - Pacific Legal Foundation is a national nonprofit legal organization that defends Americans from government overreach and abuse. PFL specifically focuses on Property Rights, Equality and Opportunity and Separation of Powers. ^1,2^\nPeer-To-Peer Rights Fund - The P2P Rights Fund is a project housed within the Bitcoin Policy Institute, a 501(c)3 think tank. An advisory board including open-source developers, human rights activists, and lawyers oversees the fund’s activities. P2P Focuses on protection of Open-Source Software under the First Amendment.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nStand With Crypto - Stand With Crypto, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, champions for clear, common-sense regulations for the crypto industry. We\u0026rsquo;re mobilizing the 52 million crypto owners in the US - a demographic that is younger (60% Gen-Z and Millennials) and more diverse (41% identify as racial minorities) than the general US population - to unlock crypto\u0026rsquo;s innovation potential and foster greater economic freedom.\nThe Crypto Lawyers - Much like Coin Center Crypto Lawyers provide legal advocacy for Bitcoin freedom. They offer services in regards to Litigation, NFT, DEFI, IP, Compliance, and Forensic Investigations.\nMeetups, Education and Training # Americas Future - America’s Future empowers young people to be active, civil, and curious citizens who build freer communities that lead to fulfillment, dignity, and happiness for all.We’re working toward a time in America where young people collaborate to drive change in their communities – change that equips the individual to build a free and happy life. America’s Future offers rising generations opportunities for networking, mentoring, leadership and community engagement through our national network and extensive array of programming.\nArt For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nFreedom Works - A longstanding political orginization that has traditionally leaned republican. Recently though they\u0026rsquo;ve rebranded to target smaller liberty focused groups in order to help educated and advocate for freedom and change in public policy.\nLeadership Institute - Founded in 1979 by its president, Morton C. Blackwell, LI provides training in campaigns, fundraising, grassroots organizing, youth politics, and communications. The Institute teaches conservatives of all ages how to succeed in politics, government, and the media.The Institute offers more than 50 types of training schools, workshops, and seminars; a free employment placement service; and a national field program that trains conservative students to organize campus groups.\nLiberty on the Rocks - Liberty on the Rocks is a non-profit grass roots libertarian organization designed to educate, connect, and activate liberty enthusiasts around the world. Through local chapters and events, citizens and activists throughout the country can increase the size of their networks, enhance their understanding of economics and the philosophy of freedom, widen their knowledge of local and national educational outlets, and increase their opportunities for involvement. Official Partner of Liberty Tools\nLiberty Seeds - The largest directory of liberty-minded organizations, events, and more.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - SFL is not a top down, chapter based, or membership organization. Instead SFL functions as a network of pro-liberty students from a wide diversity of locations and backgrounds. SFL does sometimes take the more blue pilled approach.\nWe Are Change - We Are Change is a nonpartisan, independent media organization comprised of individuals and groups working to expose corruption worldwide.Founded by Luke Rudkowski, We Are Change is comprised of independent journalists, concerned citizens, activists, and anyone who wants to shape the direction our world is going in. We seek to expose the lies of governments and the corporate elite who constantly trash our humanity. Their goal is to create a community of truth-seekers and peacemakers who share a commitment to nonviolent action.\nYoung Americans for Liberty - Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) is the most active and effective pro-liberty youth organization advancing liberty on campus. Our four-step mission is to identify, educate, train, and mobilize youth activists to make liberty win. YAL maintains many chapters across college campuses all over the US.\nYou are the Power - You Are The Power is a membership-based nonprofit that is founded and run by Spike Cohen. They work with activists and organizations in all 50 states, using localized, single-issue activism to set communities free, restore individual rights, take the power away from government and put it back in the hands of the people.\nPress Freedoms # Committee to Protect Journalists - The Committee to Protect Journalists is an independent, nonprofit organization that promotes press freedom worldwide. They defend the right of journalists to report the news safely and without fear of reprisal.\nInternational Press Institute - Their mission is to defend media freedom and support independent journalism wherever they are threatened. Also tracks press freedoms in regards to Covid restrictions.\nReporters Without Borders - Reporters Without Borders tracks press freedoms across the world.\nPolice Reform and Monitoring # 8 Can\u0026rsquo;t Wait - 8 Cant Wait is a campaign to bring immediate change to police departments by encouraging the adoption of 8 specific policies.\nAdopt a Cop - Adopt A Cop BJJ is a nonprofit, donation based program and registered 501(c)3 that allows active duty patrolling police officers around the country to train at any Adopt A Cop BJJ affiliated academy and will pay 100% of the officer’s membership until they reach the rank of Blue belt. Blue belt is the second ranked belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and on average it takes around 12 to 18 months to obtain. Police officers are much less likely to both get injured and to injure suspects if they are trained in BJJ as evidenced by this Case Study.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nOpen-archive - App for saving and sharing files for whistleblowers and videos of police etc\nThick Red Line - A project of Art of Liberty, TRL is an effort to restore respect for law enforcement by abolishing victimless crime.\nWashingtonPost Police Shootings Database - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states\nThink Tanks # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAyn Rand Institute - ARI offers a variety of educational experiences to promote greater understanding of Ayn Rand’s philosophy and, through the writing and speaking of our experts, advocates her principles of reason, rational self-interest and laissez-faire capitalism. ARI also often takes a more Blue pilled perspective and does not generally follow Anarchist ideas, as it advocates for a one world government, based on the principles of logic and reason.\nArt of Liberty - A small think tank that exposes the Illegitimacy and Criminality of “Government” while Making the Voluntaryist Case for Free Markets, REAL Freedom and Peace.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow Institute works to promote the ideas of privacy in the world.\nThe Cato Institute - Founded in 1977 by Ed Crane, Murray Rothbard and Charles Koch. Cato is one of the oldest and largest libertarian think tanks in America. Cato has published great research and information since its inception. Cato has been criticized at times for often taking very pragmatic criticisms of the state and sometimes making the libertarian defense of state activities. Often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nThe Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) - FEE\u0026rsquo;s popular digital content and in-person programs turn complex ideas into practical tools for living your best life and making the world a better place. Fee covers a wide range of issues across the entire political spectrum, while always exposing government crimes and failures.\nThe Future of Freedom Foundation - The Future of Freedom Foundation is a tax-exempt, non-profit educational foundation whose mission is to present an uncompromising moral, philosophical, and economic case for the free society.\nThe Mises Institute - The premium think tank for all things liberty. Founded in 1982 by Anarcho-capitalism Lew Rockwell, largely to push the ideas of economist Murray Rothbard following his split with the Cato Institute. The Mises institute has been one of the biggest and most consistent voices for all things liberty including: Antiwar, Austrian economics, Sound Money, Police Reform, Secession, Book Publishing and so much more.\nThe Reason Foundation - Reason Foundation advances a free society by developing, applying, and promoting libertarian principles, including individual liberty, free markets, and the rule of law. We use journalism and public policy research to influence the frameworks and actions of policymakers, journalists, and opinion leaders. Reason also publishes Reason Magazine and hosts the SOHO Debate Forum. Much like Cato Reason often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nWhistle Blowing # Aim - Undercover citizen journalism, mostly focused on American schools.\nCryptome - One of the primary inspirations for Wikileaks, Cryptome has been offering a leaking platform to the world since 1996 and still runs today. Founded by John Young.\nEFF Surveillance Self-Defense - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\nGlobal Leaks - Whistleblowing Solutions Impresa Sociale S.r.l. (WBS) is an innovative social enterprise that carries out research and development to support whistleblowers and the fight against corruption. It was founded in 2016 to guarantee the economic sustainability of the GlobaLeaks project, through taking care of the growing number of requests for assistance, maintenance and custom deployment. WBS hosts the development activities and coordinates the community efforts. Global leaks provides its own open source tool for whistleblowers.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nO\u0026rsquo;keefe Media Group - Following the ousting of James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe from Project Veritas, O\u0026rsquo;Keefe Media group was founded to present another opportunity for whistle blowing and citizen journalism. OKM provides training and supplies for Citizen journalists.\nProject Veritas - Founded in 2010 by James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe, Project Veritas picked up much of the leaking slack following Wikileakss decrease in output. Often slandered as a far right group, Project Veritas has leaked many of the biggest stories since its inception. Project Veritas was and is largely known for using undercover cameras to expost stories.\nTruth in Media - Not a whistleblowing organization perse, however TIM is known for doing in depth inclusive stories reputably with strong reliable sources and without sensationalism. TIM focuses on stories that most media ignores. Founded by Journalist Ben Swann.\nWikiLeaks - Founded in 2006 by Julian Assange. Wikileaks was the the primary source for leaking of highly secret corporate and government data. Wikileaks worked to protect its leakers by employing the use of PGP and TOR. While largely inactive since the arrest of its founder Julian Assange in 2019, Wikileaks archives are still an important repository of leaked data.\nWizSafe Journalist Privacy Guide - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\n"},{"id":14,"href":"/osint/","title":"OSINT","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Nothing has such power to broaden the mind as the ability to investigate systematically and truly all that comes under thy observation in life.\u0026rdquo; - Marcus Aurelius\nOpen Source Intelligence tools can be used to find information of all types. This can be useful in furthering your understanding of both offensive and defensive practices by finding information for anything and everything. OSINT is the direct inverse of open source privacy tools. OSINT can be used for nefarious purposes in some cases, but OSINT itself does not directly include the concept of hacking. OSINT only aims to find legally available public information. OSINT has tremendous use in regards to education and finding information about corporations, politicians and good journalism. These tools can also be used to help you understand your own privacy exposure as well. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAI (Artificial Intelligence) Tools # Art Generators # Albus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAnimate Anyone - App that allows you to take a static image or photo and create videos of movement based on the people or characters in those photos.\nDall E - DALL·E 2 is an AI system that can create realistic images and art from a description in natural language. Made by Open Ai. Closed source.\nDreamstudio.ai - AI Art Generation.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGemini - Formerly known as Bard. Google\u0026rsquo;s AI alternative to Chat GPT. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias, including filtering your text prompts through a DEI and social justice lens.\nLumiere - A Space-Time Diffusion Model for Video Generation. Made by Google, closed source. Create video from word prompts or pictures. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias.\nMagic Animate - Magic Animate is an open source project that allows you to produces an animated video from a single image and a motion video.\nMid Journey - Mid Journey is an independent research lab exploring new mediums of thought and expanding the imaginative powers of the human species. Requires the unencrypted messaging app Discord for image generation.\nOpen AI Sora - Sora can generate videos up to a minute long while maintaining visual quality and adherence to the user’s prompt. Closed source.\nFreedom and Privacy AI Tools # AI Unchained - Podcast by freedom advocate and bitcoin educator Guy Swann. Follow the newest updates in the AI industry to become more sovereign and efficient by utilizing cutting edge tools.\nAlex AI - Energy and Climate Chatbot. Built by Alex Epstein, an advocate of Freedom and Fossil Fuels. Iphone Only.\nGab AI - Chat GPT alternative and image generator by conservative Social Media company GAB.\nGATgpt - A LLM model like Chat GPT but specifically for gun printing and all things gun related. Built by Cody Wilson.\nLibertAI - Decentralized privacy focused AI.\nUnleashed Chat - AI chatbot service designed with real privacy in mind. It stands out with its live Nostr data querying and advanced context embedding capabilities. It allows for Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network, for privacy and speed. The platform employs the latest Open Source models, prioritizing uncensored options.\nVenice - Venice is an open source alternative to Chat GPT. With built in features for code prompts and Stable Diffusion, Venice does not censor or spy on you. Launched by freedom advocate and crypto pioneer Erik Voorhees.\nGeneral AI Tools # AI or Not - Need to verify if images are AI generated? Here\u0026rsquo;s a project that can identify images from Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Dall-E, GAN and more.\nAIXploira - Access the largest list of top-quality AI tools available on the web.\nAlbus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAwesome GPT - List of dozens of GPT style LLMs.\nEsperanto.ai - Esperanto delivers high-performance, energy-efficient computing solutions that are the compelling choice for the most demanding AI and non-AI applications.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGPT4all - Self Hosted GPT Alternative.\nHuggingface.co - Open Source CHAT GPT Alternative.\nLM Studio - LM Studio lets you discover, download, and run local LLMs entirely offline.\nMaxAI.me - Chrome extension that lets you utilize AI on different sites.\nParse Prompt - Convert and summarize podcast episodes, audio clips, web-pages, and YouTube into AI-generated content.\nAttack Surface # BynaryEdge - We scan the web and gather data for you.\nCensys - Attack Surface Management Solutions.\nCriminalip.io - Cyber Threat Intelligence Search Engine and Attack Surface Management (ASM) platform.\nRedHunt Labs - Discover your Attack Surface, Continuously.\nSecurityTrails - The Total Internet Inventory.\nBug Hunting # Bug Bounty writeups - Detailed breakdowns of all sorts of different types of attacks.\nBughunter-handbook - A list of resources that will help bug bounty hunters with resources that are useful during their bug bounty journey.\nCertificates # CertSpotter - Monitors your domains for expiring, unauthorized, and invalid SSL certificates.\nCensys - Certificates - Certificates Search.\nCrt.sh - Certificate Search.\nCTSearch - Certificate Transparency Search Tool.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nTLS.BufferOver.run - Quickly find certificates in IPv4 space.\nCredentials # Check your email accounts to find associated accounts with breached companies.\nBreachdirectory.org - Check if your information was exposed in a data breach.\nCrackstation.net - Massive pre-computed lookup (Rainbow) tables to crack password hashes.\nDehashed - Free deep-web scans and protection against credential leaks, Takes Monero for Premium accounts.\nHackcheck - Hackcheck is a data breach search engine that makes checking the integrity of your data easy and flexible cheap! They currently offer several lightning fast queries to search through our billions of records with. The queries they offer are email, password, username, name, IP address, phone number, and domain name.\nHave I Been Pwned - Check if your email or phone is in a data breach.\nHaveibeensold.app - App that checks who is selling your data. Currently down.\nIntelx - Needs an account for most dumps, but shows accounts and password associated with on different sites.\nLeak-Lookup - Search across thousands of data breaches to find you compromised data - Requires an account for full results. Cheap prices and accepts Monero.\nLeakCheck.io - Make sure your credentials haven\u0026rsquo;t been compromised.\nLeakix - Identify public data leaks.\nMozilla Monitor - Stay safe with privacy tools from the makers of Firefox that protect you from hackers and companies that publish and sell your personal information. We’ll alert you of any known data breaches, find and remove your exposed info and continually watch for new exposures.\nSnusbase - Stay on top of the latest database breaches.\nSpycloud.com - More in Depth than haveIbeenpwned. Requires an account.\nCode Search Engines # GitHub Code Search - A search engine for searching projects on GitHub.\nGrep.app - Search across a half million git repos.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nNerdyData - Find companies based on their website\u0026rsquo;s tech stack or code.\nPublicwww.com - Source Code Search Engine. Find any alphanumeric snippet, signature or keyword in the web pages HTML, JS and CSS code.\nRepoSearch - Source code search engine that helps you find implementation details, example usages or just analyze code.\nSearchCode - Search 75 billion lines of code from 40 million projects.\nSourceGraph - Understand and search across your entire codebase.\nData Retention # Archive.org - The biggest site for internet website archives.\nDessant - A web extension for pulling data from archived sites.\nInteltechniques - A guide to manually remove your data from archive sites.\nMemento Time Travel - Memento TimeTravel is built using the archive.today API, and can thus be utilized as an upgraded internet archive product. It offers web users with an easy-to-use design.\nPagefreezer.com - PageFreezer is an alternative to the Wayback machine which utilizes Google-like crawling technology. The screenshots are taken using a fully automated operation.\nTubeRipper - An app that lets you rip or download videos from most platforms.\nWebcite - WebCite differs from the Wayback Machine by providing the sort of detailed snapshots of author-cited references requested by publishers, editors, and readers.\nDevice Information # Macaddress.io - MAC address vendor lookup.\nMaclookup.app - Find the vendor name of a device by entering an OUI or a MAC address.\nMacvendors.com - Find MAC Address Vendors. Now.\nMAC Vendor Lookup - Look up the vendor for a specific MAC Address.\nDNS # Chaos - Enhance research and analyse changes around DNS for better insights.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing.\nDNSDumpster - DNS recon \u0026amp; research, find \u0026amp; lookup DNS records.\nDNShistory.org - Domain Name System Historical Record Archive.\nDNSdb - Passive DNS historical database.\nDNSviz - Tool for visualizing the status of a DNS zone.\nDNSTwister - The anti-phishing domain name search engine and DNS monitoring service.\nDnslytics - The ultimate online investigation tool for DNS and other internet data.\nHackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nPassivedns.mnemonic.no - Web interface for querying passive DNS data collected in our malware lab.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nRapidDNS - DNS query tool which make querying - subdomains or sites of a same IP easy.\nDomains # Buckets.grayhatwarfare.com - Public buckets.\nBuiltWith - Find out what websites are Built With.\nCentralOps - DomainDossier - Investigate domains and IP addresses.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing!\nDomainIQ - Comprehensive Domain Intelligence.\nGrayhatwarfare.com - domains - How to search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nIPInfo - Provides your WAN or Public IP address.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nPentest-tools.com - Discover subdomains and determine the attack surface of an organization.\nRiddler - Allows you to search in a high quality dataset.\nRobTex - Various kinds of research of IP numbers, Domain names, etc.\nSecurityheaders.com - Scan your site now.\nSimilarweb.com - The easiest and fastest tool to find out what\u0026rsquo;s really going on online.\nSitereport.netcraft.com - Find out the infrastructure and technologies used by any site.\nSpyonweb.com - Find out related websites.\nStatscrop.com - Millions of amazing websites across the web are being analyzed with StatsCrop.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVisualsitemapper.com - Create a visual map of your site.\nWho.is - WHOIS Search, Domain Name, Website, and IP Tools.\nWhois.domaintools.com - Industry’s fastest domain discovery engine and broadest, most accurate data.\nWhoisology.com - Deep Connections Between Domain Names \u0026amp; Their Owners.\nExploits # 0day.today - The ultimate database of exploits and vulnerabilities.\nExploit-DB - An Exploit Database.\npacketstormsecurity.com - Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers.\nRapid7 - DB - A vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSploitus - A convenient central place for identifying the newest exploits.\nVulmon - A vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nFacial Recognition # Pimeyes - The gold Standard in facial recognition search, while prioritizing privacy. Focused Search Engines # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Correlate – Google Trends Correlate can help you identify search patterns that correlate with real-world trends. It can be used to identify search patterns that are similar to one another. For example, you could use the tool to find out if there is a link between new legislation and gun sales (at least in terms of the search volume related to the two topics).\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nGrabify - Grabify is a free web-based IP grabbing/URL shortening tool. (IP grabbing just as it implies simply means getting/grabbing peoples IP addresses.) This can be used to get location/IP data from potential attackers.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nIPGeo - IpGeo is a python tool to extract IP addresses from captured network traffic file (pcap/pcapng) and generate csv report containing details about the geolocation of each ip in the packets.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMillion Short – Million Short has an interesting approach to searching for information online. The interface is generally similar to a typical search engine. However, you can sort and filter the results in a number of ways. Examples include popularity, eCommerce, live chat, date, location, and others. Also, it automatically pulls out the top sites that usually occupy the top spots in any search result (e.g. Amazon.com, eBay, YouTube, etc.)\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nMention - A service that lets you track any code words across social media platforms. Paid service.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOSSDatabase - OSS DATABASE is a crowdsourced database of Open Source software. Their goal is to make it easy to look for open source alternatives and compare them with their proprietary peers.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPulsedive - A search engine for devices connected to the internet.\nPublic API\u0026rsquo;s - A list of several different API\u0026rsquo;s that are free to use for data pulling.\nPublicData.com - PublicData.com is the number one resource for public records from local, state, and federal agencies.\nProwl - A free IP search \u0026amp; identifications of IoC and IoA.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nSearch by Image - Tool to reverse image search docs, only works in Chromium based browsers.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nShodan – A search engine and network security tool for the internet of things. It finds devices on the internet like web servers, webcams, appliances, traffic lights, and even power plants.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTalkWalkerAlerts – TalkWalkerAlerts is a great alternative to Google Alerts because, in addition to monitoring the web for certain keywords, it monitors social media, blogs, and forums as well. This can be helpful if you need to find mentions of someone’s name or business across the web. Free and paid options.\nTorSearch - A TOR search engine for websites hosted on TOR (The Darknet).\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nTinyEye - A reverse image search.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nGeolocation # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nMail Addresses # Centralops - Email, Whois, DNS search info.\nEmailHippo - Email address verification technology.\nEmail-format.com - Find the email address formats in use at thousands of companies.\nHunter.io - Find professional email addresses in seconds.\nIntelligenceX - Search engine and data archive. Finds public personal information from data brokers.\nMelissa - Emailcheck - Check email addresses and verify they are live.\nMXToolbox - Check your email headers.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nReacher.email - Open-Source Email Verification.\nRocketReach - Your first-degree connection to any professional.\nskymem.info - Find email addresses of companies and people.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nThatsThem - Reverse email lookup.\nverify-email.org - Checks whether the mailbox exists or not.\nVoilaNorbert - I can find anyone\u0026rsquo;s email address.\nOSINT Lists # About.start.me - OSINT Dashboard to combine different OSINT tools.\nAwesome-Osint - A curated list of amazingly awesome open source intelligence tools and resources.\nFacebook Email Search - A simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFreedomlab.io - FreedomLab is a virtual gathering place for human rights defenders. Here you will find a repository of training materials, tutorials, and digital tools, all tailored to your needs and requirements. We hope you will learn about tools, experiences, advocacy and fundraising strategies, as well as knowledge and skills related to security. Through support and collaboration, human rights defenders increase their capacity to monitor and report, seek redress, and advocate for the promotion of human rights.\nFull OSINT - Full OSINT focused on the most popular web-based Open Source Intelligence and Cybersecurity Tools.\nHacker Search Engines - Long list of OSINT Tools.\nInteltechniques Tools - Dozens of tools available from Michael Bazzels website.\nOstintFramework - Terrific list. Layout is a bit strange can be annoying to navigate.\nOsint-jobs.com - Job board and education research.\nOsintcurio.us - The OSINT Curious Project was a source of quality, actionable, Open Source Intelligence news, original blogs, instructional videos, and live streams. We tried to keep people curious about exploring web applications for bits of information or trying out new techniques to access important OSINT data.\nOsintool.com - List of multiple tools with install instructions.\nOsintdojo.com - A giant list of OSINT resources.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nSociallinks.io - Everything you need to navigate the OSINT world, gain deeper insights, and enhance investigations.\nSocial-Analyzer - API, CLI \u0026amp; Web App for analyzing \u0026amp; finding a person’s profile across social media websites. It includes different string analysis and detection modules, you can choose which combination of modules to use during the investigation process.\nSpiderFoot - SpiderFoot is an open-source OSINT tool with 200+ modules for gathering information on target organizations, domains and IP addresses, networks, emails, and usernames. It offers automation capabilities for routine OSINT tasks like DNS queries, threat intelligence checks, breach detection, WHOIS lookups, and more.\nstart.me - Another Giant list of all sorts of tools.\nTCM-Open-Source-Intellingence-Resources - Compilation of Resources from TCM\u0026rsquo;s OSINT Course.\nX-osint - An Open source intelligent framework ie an osint tool which gathers valid information about a phone number, user’s email address, perform VIN Osint, and reverse, perform subdomain enumeration, able to find email from a name, and so much more.\nSecurity Focused Tools # 2fA.Directory - List of companies that use 2FA in America. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\n2fA.Directory.International - List of companies that use 2FA Internationally. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nBest Randoms - Random information generator for huge amount of categories.\nDmarc and SPF Checkers - A site Dmarc, SPF and DKIM are Email security settings that protect your email account from being spoofed or faked. This tool scores your domain to see how difficult it would be to spoof. ^1^\nDNS checker and port scanner - A site to check open ports, DNS SPF records and much more on your own internal server.\nEfani - Test your Phone number public connections to see your total phone exposure.\nEmail Rep - App that lets you check the known reputability of any email address and domain.\nEnd Of Life - Tracks closely software updates, and EOL status for a massive list of software. Need to figure out how long your new phone will be supported? They have you covered.\nExiftool - A tool let’s you pull metadata info from a wide range of file types.\nHudson Rock - Free tools to check for compromised corporate accounts.\nHowsecureismypassword - A site to test the security and the Bruce Force difficulty of your password.\nImmuniweb - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server or servers. Checks SSL status of multiple different types of applications. Also checks compliance with frameworks such as PCI, HIPAA and NIST.\nIp Quality Score - An app to check your IP, Email and Fraud prevention. Also allows for verifying Tor and VPN connectivity and much more.\nPolisis - Polisis gives you a glimpse of what websites actually say in their privacy policies.\nPrivacy Parrot - A search engine that helps determine if a website can sell your personal information.\nScamDoctor - Project that tracks known scam websites and use an algorithm to determine likelihood of other scams.\nSecurity Headers - A site to check the security headers of your own self-hosted server to check your exposure to attacks like XSS, Clickjacking and more.\nShieldsup - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Run by Steve Gibson of the SecurityNow Podcast and Spinrite data recovery application.\nSSL LABS - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Specifically looks at TLS config and hash algorithm of your website.\nTiny-check - A piece of software that scans your phone to check for unauthorized monitoring apps unknowingly installed.\nTOSBack (Terms of Service) - A website that reads back other website terms of service and puts it into a simple and easy to read summary.\nTraceLabs - An OSINT service that helps find missing people.\nVirus Total - Scan files, hashes and URLs to run them against a database of known compromised software. Extremely useful when evaluating new suspicious files or programs.\nW3Techs - Large list that tracks software utilization across industries. Find metrics based around software markets share.\nServers # FOFA - Cyberspace mapping.\nGreyNoise - The source for understanding internet noise.\nNatlas - Scaling Network Scanning.\nNetlas.io - Discover, Research and Monitor any Assets Available Online.\nOnyphe.io - Cyber Defense Search Engine for open-source and cyber threat intelligence data.\nZoomEye - Global cyberspace mapping.\nSocial Media Tools # Discord # Discord OSINT Attack Surface - Description of Discord\u0026rsquo;s attack surface.\nDiscord Snowflake to Timestamp Converter - Pulls Discord message timestamps.\nDiscordBee - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDiscordServers Search - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDutch OSINT Guy Discord Resources - OSINT Discord resources that may be useful for searching or pivoting on Discord.\nFacebook # Einvestigator.com - Facebook Search Tools and Resources.\nFacebook Email Search - Is a simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFB People Directory - Is a native tool built by Facebook so you can, as its name suggests, search their people directory. It’s super useful and one of the easiest tools to use when you’re looking for someone.\nPassive DNS - Technology allows you to investigate everything you can imagine about any organization or company in the world, way beyond a simple citizen profile. Let’s see it in action for facebook.com.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nToolzu.com - A platform for Facebook video downloading.\nGab # Gab OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGab OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tool for creating Bookmarklet.\nGab OSINT Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB ^1^\nGeneral Social Media Tools # Sherlock - Finds all usernames across 300 different social media platforms.\nSocialBlade - Real Time follower/subscriber counter for Youtube, Twitch, Instagram and Twitter.\nStories Down - Guide for several different platforms.\nGettr # Gettr OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGettr OSINT Investigations Tips \u0026amp; Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB.\nInstagram # Gramho - Identifying Followers of a Private Instagram Profile.\nInstahunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Instagram posts.\nInstagram OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Instagram.\nPicuki - View, edit and share your publicly available Instagram content.\nLinkedIn # Epieos LinkedIn Tool - Retrieve information linked to an email address.\nHow to conduct OSINT on Linkedin - List of tactics and strategies.\nLinkedIn OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the LinkedIn attack surface.\nLinkedIn OSINT Bookmarket Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part I - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part II - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nNew LinkedIn Search Features - Guide on search functions in LinkedIn.\nPinterest # Aware Online - List of tactics and strategies.\nPinterest OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Pinterest attack surface.\nReddit # Rdddeck - Creates Reddit decks.\nReddit OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Reddit attack surface.\nReddit OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nReddit OSINT Techniques - List of Osint tools and tactics for Reddit.\nUnddit - App that lets you display removed (by mods) and deleted (by users) comments/posts for Reddit.\nSkype # Skype OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Skype attack surface.\nSkypli - Skype search engine.\nSnapchat # Snapchat OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Snapchat attack surface.\nSnap Map - Watch Snaps submitted by Snapchatters around the world.\nTelegram # Awesome Telegram OSINT - Massive list of Telegram Tools.\nTelegram Analytics - Telegram channels and groups catalog in addition chat monitoring.\nTelegram Database - Telegram Search Engine.\nTikTok # TikTok OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the TikTok attack surface.\nTikTok OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate TikTok investigations.\nVidnice - TikTok search engine.\nTumblr # Tumblr OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Tumbler attack surface.\nTumblr OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate Tumblr investigations.\nTumblr OSINT Techniques - Breakdown of many tactics and techniques for OSINT on Tumblr.\nTwitter/X.com # Birdhunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Twitter posts.\nBot Sentinel - Helps you find and block trolls and fake Twitter accounts.\nFoller.me - Free people search engine finds social media profiles, public records, and more!\nNitter - Access Twitter through a privacy front end without an account.\nTinfoleak - Search for Twitter users leaks.\nTweet Beaver - If you’re doing research that involves a Twitter user, TweetBeaver is a great resource. Use it for things like downloading a user’s friends list, downloading a user’s followers list, checking to see if two accounts follow one another, and much more.\nTweetdeck - TweetDeck offers a more convenient Twitter experience by letting you view multiple timelines in one easy interface. It includes a host of advanced features to help get the most of Twitter: Manage multiple Twitter accounts, schedule Tweets for posting in the future, build Tweet collections, and more.\nTwitter OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Twitter attack surface.\nSpoonbill - Spoonbill lets you see profile changes from the people you follow on Twitter or other social networks.\nTrendsmap - Tracks hashtag trends by location.\nTweeterID - Pull your Twitter user ID.\nGetvidfy.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nSavetweetvid.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nURLs # HackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nMOZ Link Explorer - The world\u0026rsquo;s best backlink checker with over 40 trillion links.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nShorteners.grayhatwarfare.com - Search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nURLScan - A sandbox for the web.\nVehicles # Autocheck - Search by Vin or License Plate. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nFaxvin - Search by Vin. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nLicensesearch.org - Can be used to search License plates and Drivers licenses for a fee.\nSkipTracer - Python-based search engine program, that searches lots of different categories, Name, email, phone etc. In particular you can search License Plate info which is the most unique feature of this app.\nVehicle-OSINT-Collection - A comprehensive list of websites, add-ons, repositories, and other tools useful for finding information on a target vehicle ^2^\nVulnerabilities # Aqua Vulnerability Database - Vulnerabilities and weaknesses in open source applications and cloud native infrastructure.\nCapec.Mitre.org - A site that tracks common attack patterns.\nCloudvulndb.org - The Open Cloud Vulnerability \u0026amp; Security Issue Database.\nCVEDetails - The ultimate security vulnerability datasource.\nCVE.org - Another site that tracks identifies defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nGitHub Advisory Database - Security vulnerability database inclusive of CVEs and GitHub originated security advisories.\nLibraries.io - Open source package tracker.\nMITRE CVE - Another site that identifies, defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nMitre.org - A site that tracks common weaknesses across all software.\nNIST NVD - The National Vulnerability Database, that lists known threats and vulnerabilities.\nOssindex.sonatype.org - A free catalogue of open source components and scanning tools to help developers identify vulnerabilities, understand risk, and keep their software safe.\nOpencve.io - Easiest way to track CVE updates and be alerted about new vulnerabilities.\nOsv.dev - Open Source Vulnerability tracker.\nRapid7 - DB - Vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSecurity.snyk.io - Open Source Vulnerability Database.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVulDB - Number one vulnerability database.\nVulmon - Vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nVulners.com - Your Search Engine for Security Intelligence.\nVulnIQ - Vulnerability intelligence and management solution.\nWifi Discovery and Scanning # Acrylic WiFi - WiFi analysis, site survey \u0026amp; troubleshooting.\nAvast Wi-Fi Finder - Avast Wi-Fi Finder is an app to help you find free WiFi networks around you. Just check the map and take a look at the different points that show up. Tapping one of them gives you more information: the name of the network, whether it requires a password, etc.\nFree WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nNetwork Tools - Phone App for tracking all sorts of network metrics.\nOpen WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nWiFinder -\n"},{"id":15,"href":"/political-tools/","title":"Political","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;He knows nothing and thinks he knows everything. That points clearly to a political career.\u0026rdquo; -George Bernard Shaw\nHere at Liberty Tools we believe in looking at alternatives to electoral politics. We believe that in terms of advancing freedom electoral politics has mostly been a lost battle, or very often is actually counter productive. However we do have great respect for anyone who is trying to advance freedom as part of the political process, and continuing in the footsteps of the great politicians such as Ron Paul.\n🏛️ Find Representatives \u0026amp; Voting Info # Govtrack – Look up your Congressional representatives and their voting records. Vote.org – Polling Place Locator – Find out where to vote. Ballotpedia – Discover open races, ballot measures, candidate info, and more. IV3 – Verify your voter roll info, report inaccuracies, and track updates. 💵 Money in Politics # Opensecrets – Follow campaign finance and lobbying data. ALLRegreen – Track campaign contributions by industry and individual donors. Follow The Crypto – See cryptocurrency donations to politicians. Check My Donation – Check if your name has been used fraudulently in political donations. 📊 Government Transparency \u0026amp; Spending # Open the Books – Audit government spending at federal, state, and local levels. Data Republican – Explore federal grant allocations, charity, and NGO funding. DogeAI - A new AI project trying to expose political corruption. 🏢 Political Appointees \u0026amp; Local Involvement # OurPublicService.org – Appointee Tracker – Track political appointees in federal positions. Run Locally – Libertarian Party initiative to support local candidates. "},{"id":16,"href":"/privacy/","title":"Privacy","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The Cypherpunks are actively engaged in making the networks safer for privacy. Let us proceed together apace. Onward\u0026rdquo; - Eric Hughes\nPrivacy is a fundamental tenet of a free society. Corporations and governments are gathering data at record rates and will happily sell it to the highest bidder. In the era of social media, doxxing, twitter mobs and rising crime, take back your privacy to protect yourself and your family.\nAll in one Privacy Solutions # Cloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Cloaked is not Open Source. Though they do plan to open source their project in the future. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nMySudo - All in one privacy solution. MySudo offers services for phones, profiles, emails, virtual credit cards and more. MySudo doesnt always work well on non Android OSes like Calyx and you often need a google supported phone for activation, but once you activate it, it should work fine on Graphene.\nBrowsers # Brave - From the original creators of Firefox, Brave aims to use maximum privacy as a default. With ad blocking, phishing blocking, fingerprint and cookie blocking all enabled by default. Brave does offer ad payments in its own crypto token BAT, which has drawn some criticism from privacy advocates - In Depth Review\nDecentr - Brand new blockchain-based browser. Pays out in their own token for browsing search, much like Brave.\nFirefox - Firefox has a long-established history of competing with the most well-known browsers as the longest-serving open-source alternative. However, due to recent changes by Firefox in order to gain more revenue, we NO longer recommend them. Check out more here.\nLibreWolf - LibreWolf is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks.\nMullvad Browser - The Mullvad Browser is a privacy-focused web browser developed in a collaboration between Mullvad VPN and the Tor Project. It’s designed to minimize tracking and fingerprinting. You could say it’s a Tor Browser to use without the Tor Network. Instead, you can use it with a trustworthy VPN. The idea is to provide one more alternative – beside the Tor Network – to browse the internet with more privacy. To get as many people as possible to fight the big data gathering of today. To free the internet from mass surveillance.\nPrivacy Tests - In-depth comparison of browser privacy.\nTor Browser - Tor Browser is your choice if you need an extra layer of anonymity. It\u0026rsquo;s a modified version of Firefox, which comes with pre-installed privacy add-ons, encryption, and an advanced proxy. It\u0026rsquo;s not recommended to install additional browser addons. Plugins or addons may bypass Tor or compromise your privacy. While TOR is the best in privacy, it is also notoriously slow.\nWaterfox - Waterfox is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks. Not quite as private as something like LibreWolf, but makes up for it in speed and functionality.\nBrowser Exposure Checks # Cover Your Tracks and EFF Tool - A project from the EFF. Cover Your Tracks is two things: a tool for users to understand how unique and identifiable their browser makes them online, and a research project to uncover the tools and techniques of online trackers and test the efficacy of privacy add-ons. In Depth Breakdown and Review\nIpleak - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDNSLeaktest - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDeviceInfo - Checks computer hardware and software specs\nAm I Unique -Checks your IP and browser public info.\nBlacklight- Check third party trackers\nBrowserspy - When you surf around the internet your browser leaves behind a trail of digital footprints. Websites can use these footprints to check your system. BrowserSpy.dk is a service where you can check just what information it\u0026rsquo;s possible to gather from your system, just by visiting a website.\nPrivacy.net - What information can a website find out about you when you visit it? A lot more than you probably realize. This tool lists information that any website, advertisement, and widget can collect from your web browser. Such information could be used to identify you and/or track your behavior using tactics like IP lookups and browser fingerprinting. While none of this may be considered personally identifiable information (PII), the profile drawn from all these pieces of information can be so distinct that it can only plausibly match a single person.\nPersonaldata.info - Check what data your browser is leaking, and other tools.\nBrowser Extensions # AdNauseam - Extension that randomly opens ads to obfuscate tracking.\nBypass Paywalls - App that lets you get past paywalls to view otherwise paid content.\nCanvas Fingerprint Defender - Creates fake Canvas IDs to prevent fingerprinting.\nClear Browsing Data - Clear browsing data like cookies, history, and cache directly from the browser toolbar.\nDissenter - Browser extension that allows you to comment on any web page free of censorship.\nGoogle Teller - App that beeps every time a connection with Google is made.\nHTTPS Everywhere - Encrypts your communications with many major websites, making your browsing more secure.\nLibRedirect - Redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends like Newpipe, Nitter, Wikiless, etc.\nLocalCDN - Emulates Content Delivery Networks to improve your online privacy by intercepting traffic and injecting supported resources locally.\nMailvelope - Privacy-focused email web extension to securely encrypt your emails with PGP using webmail providers.\nMozilla Containers - Allows you to separate your browsing experience into different color-coded tabs to help protect your privacy.\nNoScript - Allows JavaScript and other potentially harmful content to be executed only by trusted websites of your choice.\nPrivacy Badger - Stops advertisers and trackers from secretly tracking where you go and what pages you look at on the web.\nPrivacy Possum - Monkey wrenches common commercial tracking methods by reducing and falsifying the data gathered by tracking companies.\nRedirector - Web browser extension (Firefox, Vivaldi, Chrome, Opera, Edge) to redirect URLs based on regex or wildcard patterns.\nSnowFlake - Helps people in censored countries access the Internet without restrictions by acting as a proxy.\nTerms of Service; Didn\u0026rsquo;t Read - Provides short and quick summaries about the terms and privacy policies of websites you browse.\nTrackMeNot - Protects privacy in web-search by issuing randomized queries to common search engines.\nuBlock Origin - Free, open-source ad content blocker that increases security and privacy in your browser.\nWatch on Odysee - Redirects you from YouTube to Odysee, a decentralized YouTube alternative.\nCar Privacy # 49dollarmontanaregisteredagent - Montana based company that creates LLC’s and will register your car to that LLC in Montana thus keeping your name unattached to the car. Montana has the added benefit of a one time registration for cars over 11 years old and no emissions or safety checks\nDeflock - Deflock is a site that tracks \u0026ldquo;Flock\u0026rdquo; ALPR camera readers. Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) are cameras that capture images of all passing license plates, storing details like the car\u0026rsquo;s location, date, and time. These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles—regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. While these systems can be useful for tracking stolen cars or wanted individuals, they are mostly used to track the movements of innocent people.\nFreedomev - Open source software for Tesla cars. Still in development.\nGhostPlate - Physical device that lets you temporarily obscure your license plate.\nHave I Been Flocked - A website that lets you see whether or not someone has manually searched your license plate in the Flock System.\nNotmyPlate - App that lets you request to legally opt out of License plate collection data via the GDPR. Not likely to be super helpful in non EU countries.\nOpen Auto - An open source alternative to Android Auto, and app that helps you utilize your phone wild driving.\nOpen XC - OpenXC is a combination of open source hardware and software that lets you extend your vehicle with custom applications and pluggable modules. It uses standard, well-known tools to open up a wealth of data from the vehicle to developers, even beyond OBD-II.\nPlate Privacy - A project by the Institute for Justice to track car camera software and fight back.\nPrivacyforCars - Delete your data from rental cars after you are no longer using them. Website also provides a lot of other privacy education on vehicles.\nVehiclePrivacyreport - Check for status of vehicles internet connection to the manufacturers\nComputers # Computer Manufacturers # Framework - Linux focused laptops that are endlessly customizable. With Framework you can swap out any laptop part at anytime. It could be the last computer you ever buy.\nPurism - Open Source company. Makes Open Source Laptops, Phones and Servers. Partners with other liberty focused companies like Start 9. Accepts Bitcoin as a method of payment. Also offers a private phone data plan. Shipping is known to be very slow in some cases. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nStarLabs - A computer company that sells a wide range of linux computers that come preconfigured with multiple different distros. Also includes a linux based tablet. Accepts Bitcoin\nSystem76 - Well known American Linux Company. Developed and pioneered Pop-OS operating system, A user friendly Ubuntu/Debian Fork.\nTuxedoComputers - High quality Linux focused computers. German company, only communicates in German.\nComputer Operating Systems # CNIX - A simple Linux distro that puts privacy first, but it\u0026rsquo;s much less intense than TAILS or QUBES.\nDistro Watch - Distro Watch tracks and rates all Linux Operating systems.\nLinuxMint - Linux distro for beginners.\nPop!_OS - Ubuntu Fork built by a dedicated Linux Hardware Company System76. Pop!_OS is one of the easiest and cleanest Linux distros around.\nQubesOS - a privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. Qubes requires a bit more hardware as it runs several virtual machines to segregate your applications to better ensure your privacy.\nReactOS - An Open Source OS designed to mimic the Windows file system.\nTAILS - A privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. With TAILS all traffic is routed through TOR and all of your data is deleted as soon as the computer is turned off.\nUbuntu - The long term gold standard for beginner Linux users.\nData Removal # AccountKiller- Website that helps you find and delete a wide range of old accounts across multiple platforms through specific account/platform targeting.\nCreditFreeze- Freeze your Credit in the event of a data breach\nCyberOneIntel - CyberOneIIntel claims to find what other services can\u0026rsquo;t - including social media accounts, employment history, dating profiles, gaming profiles, dark web credential breaches, indexed search engine occurrences, and much more.\nData Broker Opt Out List - massive list of data sites to opt out of manually.\nData Brokers List - Links to purge your data manually from data brokers\nData Opt Out - Links to requests to manually delete data from multiple websites and platforms.\nDeleteMe - Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. In Depth Discussion\nEasyOptOuts - Cheap service to remove your accounts from Data Brokers\nHacked - Paid service that helps you recover from hacks and exposed personal data. Service can help with deleting videos or images from website or social media platforms. Service can also help you recover hacked accounts if you have lost access.\nJustDeleteMe - A directory of direct links to delete your account from web services. If you would like to delete a wide range of your accounts manually, JustDeleteMe can link you directly to the section of page where you can easily delete your account.\nMyDataRemoval - Another competitor for purging personal information, Name, Home address etc. Review\nOneRep - Alternative to DeleteMe. Offers a free trial and more deletion services but does have some negative reviews. One Rep is known for automating this process and not using employee manual checks. In Depth Review\nOptery - Removes Your Home Address, Phone and Other Private Info from Google, and 220+ Sites Review\nRedact - App that will delete your social media presence including specific comments and posts on multiple platforms. Includes FB, Reddit, Discord, Twitter etc…\nRemove Data from web Archive - Guide to remove your data from archive sites\nSayMine- Automated service that pulls your emails to find accounts created and sends them emails for data removal request. Be careful though, as this can sometimes cause you to send information to companies that you may have received emails from, but do not actually have an account with and thus actually giving them more information than they had in the first place. Saymine also offers corporate privacy services.\nDead Mans Switch # BqETH - BeQth is a trustless dead mans switch based on the Polygon network, an Ethereum Layer 2. BeQth lets you create a smart contract on the polygon blockchain that will send out our secret data via email to whoever you wish after an allotted amount of time. Transactions are all encrypted and totally on chain. Users can essentially mine the algorithm to unlock secret keys by the allotted time, essentially allowing for users to mine secrets. Does not require KYC. CipherWill - A non crypto based E2E dead mans switch service. Your secrets are encrypted with 256 AES encryption and zero knowledge proofs for the best possible security. Requires basic KYC. Gone Mans Switch - Gone Man\u0026rsquo;s Switch is a simple web application that allows you to create messages that will be delivered when you are absent (gone) for a certain period. Fully Self-hosted and open source. You can schedule long term messages to yourself via Telegram, Email or SMS. Sarcophagus - Similar to BeQTH Sarcophagus is also built on the polygon blockchain. Sarcophagus is decentralized, open-source and DAO owned + operated. They believe bringing dead man\u0026rsquo;s switch functionality to the web3 ecosystem can empower and provide security infrastructure for an entire generation of applications, regardless of their size Email # Email Providers # Email cannot offer the same fundamental privacy of other communication protocols. Use better tools when it matters. Nevertheless, it remains an essential tool in every day life, and the following providers offer excellent privacy.\n10 Minute Mail - Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.- Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.\n33Mail - Unlimited private email aliases.\nBeeble - Encrypted email and data storage. Uses hybrid AED and PGP encryption methods. Uses decentralized server infrastructure.\nFastMail - No free version. In Depth Review.\nLavabit - The company responsible for setting the Seppuku Pledge precedent. Originally used by Edward Snowden, Lavabit refused to give up information on him to the US Government. Lavabit shut down before handing over information and re-opened years later.\nMailbox - Private email with cloud services. In Depth Review.\nMailcow - Self-hosting email isn\u0026rsquo;t recommended, but Mailcow is an application that can help simplify the process. Article on the difficulties with Email.\nMailfence - Encrypted email service based in Belgium.\nMigadu - Email hosting service that doesn\u0026rsquo;t track and lets you add in unlimited domains and accounts for cheap.\nPax Mail - A lesser-known privacy-focused email provider, Pax offers paid-only accounts to provide full email services that do not compromise their values. Specifically created for Freedom lovers. Their values are listed clearly here.\nProtonMail - All data is stored in an encrypted state, and decrypted by the client. Emails between Proton users are end-to-end encrypted. The client-side code is open source. Proton servers are located in Switzerland. Basic accounts are free. Additional storage and features are available through paid plans, which can be paid for in Bitcoin. In-depth review from Restore Privacy.\nTutanota - Similar to Proton, all data is stored in an encrypted state, and emails between users are end-to-end encrypted. Tutanota servers are located in Germany, which is part of the 14 Eyes. Free and paid options available.\nEmail Clients # FairEmail - Fully featured, open source, privacy friendly email app for Android. Uses OpenKeychain to decrypt messages and optionally encrypt messages. Review\nK-9 - Mobile open source email client. Review\nMailSpring - Opensource. Great free email client, works with a variety of email providers. Does not work with Protonmail.\nThunderbird - Thunderbird is a free and open-source cross-platform email client developed by the Mozilla Foundation, the people who are behind the Firefox web browser. Been around for awhile, can be a bit buggy at times.\nEmail Aliases # Abine/Blur - Provides email and Debit card aliases. Albine provides several other options as well. Paid Service offered along with other services. Review\nAnonAddy - Very Similar product to Simple Login. In Depth Review Comparison Review of SL and AA\nFirefox Relay - Free email alias service. Also offers paid phone relay service. Review\nSimple Login - Free cloud services, cheap premium accounts anonymously with Monero. Also offers Self Hosting options.\nFile Encryption # Cryptomator - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nCoze - Coze is an open source cryptographic JSON messaging specification which uses digital signatures to prove identity and ownership over digital files and messages.\nOpenPGP - Lists of several differnt applications that all use the OpenPGP standard.\nPGPTool - Based off the original PGP Alogrithim, PGP tool is a A simple and secure online client-side PGP Key Generator, Encryption and Decryption tool. Generate your PGP Key pairs, encrypt or decrypt messages easily with a few clicks.\nPicoCrypt - Lightweight open source encryption client that’s easy to use, completely free and focuses on only encrypting files and nothing else. Most Encryption apps tend to use AES-256 while Pico uses the new and improved XChaCha20 for encryption. It also uses Argon 2 for key derivation as opposed to SHA for further protection\nVeracrypt - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nFirewalls # Little Snitch - Inbound and Outbound firewall blocking for desktop. MAC OS only.\nOPNsense is a free and open source network FreeBSD-based firewall\nPFSense - Well supported free Open Source network Firewall Software\nPihole - Network wide Ad-Blocker and DNS sinkhole. Can also be used as a DHCP server\nPort Master - Application Firewalls. This program works as a VPN replacement. May break your VPN connection while installed. Works in Linux and Windows.\nSimplewall - Simple Open Source Windows only Firewall\nSnort - Open Source Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)\nInternet Service Providers # FemtoStar - Open Source Satellite internet.\nNomadinternet - Internet for off grid living.\nUkama - A project empowering everyone to build a decentralized cell phone network powered by you to connect the world.\nKillswitches # Buskill - USB ‘dead man’s switch’ locks down (or kills) snatched laptops\nUSBGuard - The USBGuard software framework helps to protect your computer against rogue USB devices (a.k.a. BadUSB) by implementing basic whitelisting and blacklisting capabilities based on device attributes.\nUSBKill - USBKill Python Script allows your computer to lock out if any unapproved USB devices are inserted into your computer. Directly inspired by the arrest of Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht\nMessengers # Bitchat- Launched by Jack Dorsey in 2025, like Briar it uses bluetooth. Other features include: Works Offline on local Bluetooth LE mesh networks, with automatic peer discovery and multi-hop relaying Provides end to end encryption via X25519 key exchange and AES-256-GCM for both private and channel messages. Supports store \u0026amp; forward, caching messages for offline peers until they reconnect Requires no accounts, email addresses, or phone numbers messages live only on users’ devices.\nBriar - Briar doesn’t rely on a central server - messages are synchronized directly between the users’ devices. If the internet’s down, Briar can sync via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, keeping the information flowing in a crisis. If the internet’s up, Briar can sync via the Tor network for additional privacy.\nComparison and Ranks - Detailed comparison of all major messaging apps features and privacy.\nKeet - Peer-to-Peer Chat with high quality Video \u0026amp; Text. Private \u0026amp; Encrypted. Has BTC payment methods built in.\nMatrix - Also commonly known as Element for the most popular Matrix front end. Matrix is a chat Protocol with several different applications that cab be used to participate in the network. Element has full End-to-End encryption, completely open source, fully self hostable and comes with most of the same functionality of Discord or Slack. Also has the ability to Bridge with other chat apps, meaning you can connect Matrix directly to Telegram, or Slack or most other chat apps and mangage those communications via whichever matrix client you choose. Probably the best option for self hosting small companies. Matrix Instance Testing\nMolly- Hardened Signal Fork that is fully open source.\nSignal - An easy-to-use end-to-end encrypted messenger. Long considered the gold standard. Built in auto-delete of messages. standard of chat privacy. Not fully open source. Signal used to require a phone number, but you can now use a username if you prefer. One of the easiest apps to convert normies.\nSilence - A signal fork that picked up SMS direct encryption after Signal decided to no longer pursue it. While you should stay away from SMS whenever possible, it is sometimes still necessary to communicate with certain people this way. And with Silence you can protect yourself. Signal on SMS\nSimpleX - The first messenger without user IDs. SimpleX uses the smart client dumb server model. Meaning you can setup a simple relay to forward your fully encrypted messages to recievers. SimpleX is still early. It has a simple desktop but this isnt fully features currently. In Depth Podcast with the creator.\nSession - Session is an end-to-end encrypted messenger that minimises sensitive metadata, designed and built for people who want absolute privacy and freedom from any form of surveillance. No phone numbers and completely open source.\nTelegram - Easy to use encrypted messaging app. Telegram is NOT End-to-End encrypted by default but does have the option to create E2E secret chats. While its not E2E encrypted it does still encrypt your traffic to the Telegram Servers which is an improvement over SMS. Telegram is simple and is heavily used all across the world, and is a good introduction to a more privacy preserving chat app. However Telegram does have access to user data in its internal servers and has been known to hand that information over at times. Telegram is one of the most used encrypted apps around and as a result can be a haven for scammers.\nThreema - an end-to-end encrypted messenger, similar to Signal. Not a free app. Good overall app, but relatively low userbase due to the non free nature of it.\nWhitenoise - An encrypted messaging app that uses the NOSTR Protocol for private and public key pairs.\nWire - E2E by default. Lots of functionality. Fully open source. Self hosting options available. Built in auto-delete of messages. Can be a bit buggy at times, smaller userbase.\nMetadata Removal # Desktop Metadata removal - Windows and Mac can remove this natively. Linux needs a few steps.\nImagepipe - Android only metadata remover\nMesh Networks # PKT.Cash - PKT uses PacketCrypt, the world’s first bandwidth-hard proof of work. When you connect your home or office internet to the PKT Network, you earn PKT Cash (PKT).PKT mining does not require permission from a centralized company. Miners power the network in a decentralized way, which scales to provide low cost, high speed internet access worldwide.\nOpenmesh - Your Gateway to Building Personalized Data Ecosystems in minutes, instead of weeks. A decentralized node operator that allows for running of various services.\nThreefold - To build an open-source peer-to-peer Internet infrastructure that removes all forms of centralization from the global IT systems. Anything we do needs to improve the planet’s situation and benefit the people around us. Internet access is a human right and it can change everything for the lives of people as an infinite source of tools and information. Our technology was designed to scale ThreeFold anywhere electricity and bandwidth are present.\nMobile # Aliasing # Abine - Offers Phone masking/aliasing for a fee.\nFireFox Relay - Phone Alias service that comes along with an email alias service. Email aliasing is free, phone alias service requires a small monthly fee.)\nSee our All in one Privacy Section for More\nAlternative App Stores # Accrescent - Accrescent is a private and secure Android app store built with modern features in mind. It aims to provide a developer-friendly platform and pleasant user experience while enforcing modern security and privacy practices and offering robust validity guarantees for installed apps.\nAPK-Pure - A site to download and install APK\u0026rsquo;s (install files for phone OSes) this is an easy way to completely bypass app stores. The downside is that your software needs to be updated manually through APK-Pure and is not managed automatically by an app store.\nAptoide - A competitor to the google app store. With over 1 millon apps. While its not specifically privacy focused its a nice alternative when you cant use the regular good app store, or if you cant find what you need in F-Droid.\nAurora Store - A privacy front end for the Google App store. You can find anything you need from google through Aurora. However as this is a front end, it connects to the google app store so that you dont have too. This does require an account. Aurora provides anonymous accounts for you to use, however Google will rate limit these accounts to make them difficult to use sometimes. You can just create your own Gmail account to bypass this if necessary.\nF-Droid - F-Droid is the premier app store for open source apps. For anyone truly intrested in privacy should first check for apps in F-droid before going to mainstream appstores as Fdroid only carries Open Source apps. Completely free, open source and does not require an account.\nObtainium - Obtainium allows you to install and update apps directly from their releases pages, and receive notifications when new releases are made available.\nBurner Phone Numbers # 5sim - Over 500,000 Numbers Originating from Around 180 Countries Online. Low fees. Does not take cryptocurrency.\nBurnerApp - Burner Phone numbers. Usually work for services like Amazon and Twitter\nCrypton - Affordability meets security: For the cost of a movie ticket per month, get a physical SIM phone number. All your messages are encrypted with your personal key, protecting them from prying eyes.\nFreePhoneNum - One time Use burner numbers. Many services wont accept these.\nPhone Blur - offers the use of non-VoIP US phone numbers for account verification, multi-factor authentication, and other needs. Formerly Text Secure.\nSMSPool - Privacy focused non voip SMS burner numbers with area codes from all over the world. Company accepts cryptocurrency including Monero. Cheap options that are known to work with difficult providers like Discord or Twitter.\nSMS4SATS - Bitcoin focused SMS numbers that utilize Bitcoins Layer 2, Lightning network.\nTelnum - Burner Numbers and permanent numbers via Monero\nTossable Digits - Alternative to Google voice for phone porting. Also provides multiple phone numbers.\nMobile Operating Systems # CalyxOS - A privacy focused de-Googled Android Alternative that’s more privacy focused than Lineage but more user friendly than Graphene. Only available on Google Pixel models.\nE.foundation - Degoogled Phone OS that works with most major phone models\nGraphene OS - The king of Privacy phones. Completely de-googled heavily privacy focused phone App Store. Only available on Google Pixel models. Install Guide and Another install guide\nHavoc-OS - Similar to Lineage with large compatibility of devices. Works on over 150 devices. Still available but not a lot of updates.\nLineage – An open source Android alternative that’s compatible with most major Smart Phone and other Android Devices. Does not have a locked bootloader, which is a slight security concern.\nPlexus - App that lists compatibility of over 1000 phone apps for Open source phone roms.\nUbuntu Touch - Open Source Phone and Tablet Rom.\nMobile Phones # Above Phone - The Above Phone offers Graphene OS phones for sale along with their own services like \u0026ldquo;Above VPN\u0026rdquo; along with additional support to help you get fully migrated over to their ecosystem.\nDe-googled - Sells De-googled phones, Lineage Calyx and Graphene - Takes crypto\nEfani - Company that offers Sim Swap protection and prevention. \u0026ldquo;Efani works like any other carrier, except Efani adds exceptional security to your plan via an impressive security tech stack.\u0026rdquo;\nFairphone - Sustainable phone that lets your replace all parts in the phone. Will support CalyxOS soon. currently only available in the UK. Also offers sustainable headphones and other items.\nFreedomphone - NOT RECOMMENDED. Privacy focused phone marketing towards conservatives. OS Is closed source, with little in the way of details on how anything actually works. Backed by conservative commentator Candace Owens.\nFrequency Check - App that lets you check what plans and locations your phone is compatible with.\nIsland - Sandboxing app for Stock Android\nMamushi- Specializes in Calyx OS , Accepts Monero.\nMark37 - A full service Christian privacy company that specializes in their \u0026ldquo;Ghost Phone\u0026rdquo; a Graphene OS phone with custom config. Offers several other privacy services and devices.\nNitrokey - Phones with Mics and Cameras removed\nPine64 - Completely Open Source Phone. May have some compatibility issues.\nPrivate Phone Shop - Fully configured privacy focused phones you purchase. Primarily offers Lineage and Graphene OS. Also offers other privacy services.\nProject Guardian - A physical phone silencing device. A new machine that silences all noise going into your phone from your micophone. All you have to do is set your phone on top of the device and it blocks all incoming sound. Also provides wireless charging. Can be used with two phones at a time.\nPurism - NOT RECOMENDED. Completely Open Source Phone from the ground up, however this comes with many difficulties including supply chain issues. Purism has been known to have very late deliveries in some cases as long as years with no refunds. Order with caution.\nRoninMobile - RoninDojo a bitcoin privacy company, now makes pixel based phones with options for both Calyx and Graphene.\nUnplugged Phone - Unplugged phone is a closed source privacy phone touted by many conservative influencers. It offers its own ecosystem of privacy apps. However many of these apps arent likely to be very useful since you need their phone in order to use them. Given this and the closed source nature of the software we cannot recomend this phone at this time. You are better off with known Open-source alternatives.\nVolla Phone - A minimalist design and new operating concept with the springboard, quick menu and collections. Comes with either Volla OS or Ubuntu Touch installed.\nMobile Service Providers # AweSIM - Privacy focused phone service. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nFreedomPop - Cheap and in some cases free VOIP plans.\nInvisv - Privacy focused phone service. INVISV Relay brings Multi-Party Relay (MPR) privacy to Android, offering a service that decouples trust: where INVISV\u0026rsquo;s job is to ensure that nobody but you has all your critical information. In effect, your requests for data from the Internet, whether with a web browser or with any other app, are unlinked from your identity, and neither INVISV nor our infrastructure partners nor your broadband Internet provider nor a mobile operator can link your identity and your Internet usage and location together.\nSIMXL - e-SIMs Accessible for Everyone, that accepts Monero.\nSilent Link - A real phone number provider not a VOIP number, that can be acquired anonymously. Only allows for incoming calls, but also provides a cheap data plan. Does not always provide the best service. A backup data plan is not a bad idea with this service while using Silent link primarily for privacy.\nVOIP Providers # Hushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nJMP - Private VOIP numbers. Uses the company Telnyx on the back end, but it try\u0026rsquo;s to make this process simpler for a small fee, as you can use Telnyx directly for cheaper fees and good privacy but the process is quite difficult.\nPassword Managers # Password managers are one of the few security tools that makes your life easier. With all of your passwords in one place, often including a password autofill so that you don\u0026rsquo;t have to even type your password, which also helps to keep you safe from keylogging or should surfing attacks.\nBitwarden - FOSS password manager. Free cloud password management, or you can completely self host. 2FA is easily configurable as well. Decryption happens on your client device not on the server, meaning your passwords are encrypted if the server is compromised. Bitwarden also has a password generator, and allows for multiple password encrypted password accounts making it perfect for a small enterprise solution.\nKeepass - The top local password manager. Instead of setting up a server you can run your password manager directly on your personal work machine.\nPasswordSafe - A local password Manager that utilizes Blowfish. Created by security expert and old school cypherpunk Bruce Schneier. Works on windows and Linux.\nVPNMentor Secure Password Generator - Online Password generator for when you aren\u0026rsquo;t working with a standard password manager. Provides other high quality VPN and password related tools as well, like a password strength checker.\nPrivacy Resources and Education # Podcasts # Citadel Dispatch - Hosted by Matt Odell a Freedom and Bitcoin Advocate.\nClosed Network - Privacy and security podcast focused on the everyday person and using simple tools and techniques to become a smaller target for online attacks.\nOptOut - Hosted by privacy and freedom advocate Seth for Privacy, covering a wide range of privacy related issues.\nPrivacy Security and Osint - Hosted by the king of privacy, Micahel Bazzell, covers a wide range of privacy, security and Osint. Currently on a hiatus.\nSurveillance Report - Joint hosted by Privacy advocates Henry from Techlore and Nate from the New Oil. Break down of weekly data leaks and privacy incursions.\nWatchMan Privacy - Hosted by Gabriel Custodiet, a principled privacy and freedom advocate.\nOther Privacy Lists # alternativeto.net\nbrainfucksec.github.io/a-good-privacy-list\ndegoogle.jmoore.dev/#replacementsalternatives\ngithub.com/mendel5/alternative-front-ends\ngithub.com/mjovanc/awesome-decentralized\ngithub.com/pluja/awesome-privacy\nlopp.net/bitcoin-information/privacy.html\nnomoregoogle.com\nPrism-Break\nproducthunt.com\nprivacyfirstproducts.softr.app\nprivacytools.io\nreddit.com/r/privacy/wiki/de-google\nsovereignstack.tools\nPurchase Proxys # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nAnonShop - This one works a bit different. You pick a product you want and send the link to AL. AL will then purchase the item and send it to a nearby locker based on your zip code. All paid with Monero. This currently only works for Amazon orders.\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPurse.io - A purchase proxy that offers up to 15% discounts with crypto and users will purchase products for you. Currently takes BTC, BCH and lightning.\nRouters # Anyone - A harward based internet router/proxy that provides privacy by default.\nFlash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router,that prioritizes network wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come per-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers than can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that thats forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls and a virtual server seperate from the Firewall OS.\nSearch # Brave Search - Private search results, using its own indexer, with full search transparency. Aims to be one of the biggest competitors to google. In Depth Review\nDuckDuckGo - Biggest privacy focused search engine, they have admitted to censoring in some cases, but overall still better than Google.\nKagi - Privacy respecting search engine does not track any info or provide any ads and no data mining or IP collecting. Requires an account and limits amount of searches per day for free accounts. Offers paid accounts as well. Not Open Source. Privacy policy\nMojeek - Search engine that claims to use its own indexer and does not rely on search results from Bing or Google\nPresearch - Decentralized search engine that pays you out per search with their own token. You can also run a node and get paid out in their token provided you meet the minimum requirements.\nSearx - Searx is probably the most hard-core of the options, but provides a very solid experience and search results across multiple sources.\nSearch Ranking and Analysis\nWhoogle - A google search proxy that can be hosted. Check out Seth for Privacys public instance of Whoogle It’s easy to self-host, if desired.Public instances\nShipping Services # AtoB - Everything you need to send and receive packages in a decentralized way. Built on NOSTR.\nAmerica’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nProxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide.\nSovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption.\nTraveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it.\nVirtual Private Networks (VPNs) # Cloak - Experimental new program. it works by masquerading proxied traffic as normal web browsing activities. In contrast to traditional tools which have very prominent traffic fingerprints and can be blocked by simple filtering rules, it\u0026rsquo;s very difficult to precisely target Cloak with little false positives. This increases the collateral damage to censorship actions as attempts to block Cloak could also damage services the censor state relies on.\nCryptoStorm - The VPN service provider for the truly paranoid. Zero logging VPN service that publishes all of its open source config for users to read. Utilizes Hashed token authentication. Accepts Monero.\nGuardster - Anonymizer service that provides an alternative to VPN.\nIVPN - No logs, regularly audited VPN service, No customer data stored, Clear privacy policy, Transparent ownership and team, Strong ethics: no trackers, no false promises, no surveillance ads. In Depth Reviews\nLN VPN - VPN service based on the lightning network. You can purchase and use wireguard based VPN services all on lightning. Also offers phone numbers per country all paid via lightning.\nLokiNet - New experimental TOR competitor.\nMullvad - Mullvad has a long reputation of preserving privacy. Mullvad does not log traffic, proven by a police raid. Allows anonymous sign ups, Accepts Monero for payment for Premium accounts. Uses a killswitch and uses Wireguard for speed and security. Provides a mobile app and desktop app. The Mobile app can be a bit finicky for some people. Does not have an app kill switch. In Depth Review\nNym - A new VPN project that works to implement new tech including mixnets, zk-nyms, post quantum tech and more. Backed by Wikileaks Chelsea Manning.\nObscura - Obscura is a new VPN project that increases your VPN security by creating a multihop process with VPN provider Mullvad, so that neither company ever has true access to your Encrypted data. Only available for Mac. Accepts Monero.\nPIA - PIA is a solid VPN provider that accepts BTC, uses Wireguard offers cheap rates. PIA is also well known for providing static Ip’s for your VPN. This can be useful for some services that block general VPN access. PIA does not keep logs for privacy concerns. Does not include a kill switch In Depth Review\nSentinel- A decentralized crypto currency backed VPN built on the Cosmos blockchain that aims to provide a decentralized VPN.\nVopono - App for managing Split tunneling in VPN’s. Split tunneling lets you send some traffic through a VPN and delegate specific traffic exempt to the VPN Encrypted tunnel or traffic. This can be useful when trying to use certain apps locally on a LAN. Some VPN Apps have this built in, but this isnt always accessible on all VPN’s or on all versions of the VPN. For Example Proton VPN has this function built in on the Windows version and the Mobile version but not on the linux desktop version.\nVPN Rankings and breakdowns by privacy advocate Techlore more VPN Rankings and More Rankings\nVPNMentor - Offers a wide range of VPN related education, in addition to VPN related tools and more VPN Rankings.\n"},{"id":17,"href":"/self-hosting/","title":"Self Hosting","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If something is free, you’re not the customer; you’re the product.” ― Bruce Schneier\nWhile privacy tools are fantastic, they sometimes miss the true root of the problem. In times of increasing censorship and data theft, owning your data is the best way to increase your privacy and security while dramatically reducing your ability to be censored. When done right, much of this can be done very cheaply. If you already own your hardware much of the software is free or very cheap. Instead of never ending subscriptions and increasing costs with big tech, simply remove them from your life by self hosting. Take back your digital sovereignty.\nBackup Applications # Pika Backup - Pika Backup is designed to save your personal data and does not support complete system recovery. Locally and remote encrypted backups.Open Source.\nPerkeep - Perkeep is a set of open source formats, protocols, and software for modeling, storing, searching, sharing and synchronizing data in the post-PC era. Data may be files or objects, tweets or 5TB videos, and you can access it via a phone, browser or FUSE filesystem. Open Source.\nProxmox Backup Server - Proxmox Backup Server is an enterprise backup solution, for backing up and restoring VMs, containers, and physical hosts. By supporting incremental, fully deduplicated backups, Proxmox Backup Server significantly reduces network load and saves valuable storage space. With strong encryption and methods of ensuring data integrity, you can feel safe when backing up data, even to targets which are not fully trusted.\nCamera Systems # Ezvidoo - EZVidoo is a free CCTV surveillance software for Windows, Linux, and Raspberry Pi. It supports IP Cameras by default, local USB cams, and Camera Audios.EZVidoo also supports numerous sensor types as motion, audio, object, face, and person sensors. By default, it offers a recording support on 24/7 basic, and features, alerts, notifications and mobile access. Not open source.\nIspyconnect - Free and Open source Camera software. Compatible with a wide range of camera devices.\nKerberos.io - An open, scalable and modular solution that supports your use cases at home up to large scale production video landscapes.\nCloud Document Services # Cryptpad - End-to-end encrypted and open-source collaboration suite, that can be used in the cloud or self-hosted. Google docs alternative.\nOnlyOffice - Includes Free Cloud, Paid Cloud, and Self-Hosted options.\nStandard Notes - One of the top note-taking apps. Self-hostable, includes 2FA, E2E, scheduled email backups and more. Charges for the higher level plans with more features.\nCloud Hosting # Open Source as a Service # Cryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nDisroot - Privacy-focused ecosystem. Provides multiple cloud services. Including Email, Nextcloud, Cryptpad etc…\nFederated.Computer - Great open-source replacements for Dropbox, Google Workplace, Zoom, Slack, Airtable, Mailchimp, 1Password, Netlify, Github, Calendy, your spying VPN and much more for the low price of $39 a month. As many users as you want. Only pay for more storage when/if you need it.Federated includes Human Support and full Backups. The benefits of self-hosting without the day-to-day high-stakes drudgery. Affiliate Link\nKoofr - Allows for importing of Drive, Dropbox etc. Privacy-focused cloud storage free up to 10 Gb’s. ^1,2^\nNextCloud - Self-hosted cloud software for a massive amount of options. Takes a bit of config, but nextcloud functions as a full Google Docs replacement in addition to many other options including music and video hosting. Also provides cloud hosting if you do not wish to self-host. Next Cloud is currently available in other Privacy-focused ecosystems like Start9, Umbrel, Yunohost, Dietpi and many more, with just a few clicks. Or you can self-host on your OS of choice.\nLink Tree Alternatives # AllMyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nCoinDrop - Like link tree but specifically for crypto web wallets. All your wallets and donation methods in one simple place.\nLibertyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nOperating Systems # While more well-known OSes like Windows server or Ubuntu server are great, there are other lesser-known OSes purpose-built to help people self-host, by pre-packaging applications in nice ready-made GUI. This can be especially useful for less technical users.\nHyperVisors for Virtualization # ProxMox - Proxmox is the primary open source solution for virtual machine hosting. Like VmWare or Hyper V except Proxmox is completely open source and free. It offers you the ability to run multiple virtual servers on a single physical server, easily allowing you to run several different software Operating systems for zero cost. Comes with snapshots, backups, server monitoring, native containerization and much more. Find a list of Proxmox based scripts here these scripts allow for single lines of code for setting up hundreds of apps. One of the absolute best ways to get into self hosting. XCP-NG - A solid alternative to Proxmox. the user-friendly, high-performance virtualization solution, developed collaboratively for unrestricted features and open-source accessibility with Turnkey Server Virtualization. Operating Systems # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, NEAR, Avalanche and more.\nCASA OS - Community-based open source software focused on delivering simple personal cloud experience around Docker ecosystem. Despite the name CASA OS is not an OS. It is an app similar to Umbrel or Citadel, a GUI for docker images. Comes with some unique apps, like Nginx Proxy Manager and Cloudflare Tunnels. Also provides Clearnet support with a fairly flexible set of config options. Also has a nice simple GUI for file uploads, this is especially useful with something like Jellyfin or Calibre-Web.\nCitadel - Umbrel open source Fork offering much of the same options.\nCloudron - Cloudron is unique in that it offers offsite backups to AWS, includes a built-in firewall that monitors all traffic and comes with its own built-in email server.\nCoolify - An open-source \u0026amp; self-hostable Heroku / Netlify alternative.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Storj, Zcash, Cosmos Tornado Cash and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nDietPI - A Linux distro OS. Dietpi comes with over 200 app packages and dependencies built in. While more command line skills are required than Umbrel or Embassy, Dietpi makes it very easy to install over 100 apps and dependencies. While largely built for Raspberry Pi, Dietpi also has specific images created for a wide range of hardware. Dietpi is a bit more difficult than platforms like Yunohost, but runs a bit more reliably and offers more total tools, including backups, VPN integration, clearnet, and more. Documentation is better than Yunohost, but could still be improved.\nFulmo - A lighting network focused OS configured to run on a Raspberry Pi.\nFreedomBox - Another OS that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Currently more limited than most of the other OSes in terms of apps in the internal app store.\nHome Lab OS - HomelabOS allows anyone to easily deploy, backup, restore, and maintain over 100 different applications and services. Everything from video players, to home automation, to chat services. These services can continue to function at full speed on your LAN even when your external internet is completely offline.\nMoneroOS - OS dedicated to Monero mining.\nMy Node BTC - Another OS that focuses primarily on Bitcoin Software. Includes BTCPay Server, Dojo, Whirlpool, Join Market and much more. Comes with Clearnet, Tor, and I2P.\nPinode-XMR - PiNode-XMR is a completely free and open source suite of tools to help a user run their own Monero node with ease. PiNode-XMR is designed for use with single board computers (SBC) such as the Raspberry Pi, Pine64 or Odroid hardware to allow for very cheap node setup and minimal 24/7 running costs due to low power usage.\nPiBox - Currently has a small offering of Apps but is working on adding more. Notable Apps are Nextcloud, Jellyfin and Homeassistant.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nRunTipi - Tipi is a personal homeserver orchestrator. It is running docker containers under the hood and provides a simple web interface to manage them. Every service comes with an opinionated configuration in order to remove the need for manual configuration and network setup. RunTipi comes with Clearnet configuration, but this can be a bit buggy in some cases. This is still very much in development.\nStart9 - Start OS makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy, not completely open source. Currently routes all services over TOR or lets you host over LAN. This increases privacy but can make things more difficult to interact with Non TOR/Start9 users. Heavily supports bitcoin software and includes a NOSTR node and several other tools. While there is currently no clearnet support, StartOS is overall very stable. Start9 also offers some of the better documentation and error handling. Save 5% on any S9 Server with code \u0026ldquo;LOTR\u0026rdquo;\nUBOS - A newer project. Less impressive interface and less apps than some of the other projects.\nUmbrel - Interface that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Beautiful interface but still needs a few bugs worked out. Apps are difficult to config after being setup. Offers lots of Bitcoin Node Software. Umbrel and StartOS are very similar options as they both focus heavily on BTC and Lightning nodes and currently offer only LAN and TOR hosting. Umbrel offers more apps but Start OS offers a much more reliable platform. Umbrel is not an OS but rather an GUI application manager for Docker.\nYunoHost - Free and Open Source with over 100 apps. Yuno host comes with Clearnet support with your own custom domains and offers you free pre-selected domains you can use. Yunohost has a nice troubleshooting tool that helps you find issues with port/firewall troubleshooting. Yunohost has a lot of features but can be a bit buggy at times.\nMedia Center OSes # If you are currently running a Roku, Amazon Firestick, or pretty much any other store-bought hardware device for media streaming, it\u0026rsquo;s very likely that it sends out massive amounts of data back to different companies. This is terrible for privacy, self-sovereignty, security, and internet bandwidth. While it\u0026rsquo;s difficult to purchase hardware that does not do this, you can set up your own version with some of the following user-friendly Operating systems.\nLibreElec - LibreELEC is a lightweight ‘Just enough OS’ Linux distribution purpose-built for Kodi on current and popular mediacentre hardware.\nOSMC - OSMC (Open Source Media Center) is a free and open source media player based on Linux. Founded in 2014, OSMC lets you play back media from your local network, attached storage, and the Internet. OSMC is the leading media center in terms of feature set and community and is based on the Kodi project.\nXbian - XBian is a small, fast, and lightweight media center distribution for the Raspberry Pi, CuBox-i, Hummingboard, and many more devices to come. It is based on a minimal Debian and therefore offers much of the same freedom as Debian offers. Our slogan is “XBian, the bleeding edge” as our main focus is delivering the fastest Kodi solution for various small form factor computers.\nPhoto Storage # Ente - Encrypted cloud photo storage.\nImmich - Self-hosted backup solution for photos and videos on mobile devices.\nPhotoprism - PhotoPrism is an AI-Powered Photos App for the Decentralized Web. It makes use of the latest technologies to tag and find pictures automatically without getting in your way. You can run it at home, on a private server, or in the cloud.\nRemote Control Software # AeroAdmin - Easy and free Remote access service for many OS’s. Not Open source.\nMesh Commander - Free Open Source Teamviewer Alternative.\nNetBird - NetBird combines a WireGuard®-based overlay network with Zero Trust Network Access, providing a unified open source platform for reliable and secure connectivity. Requires authentication account with a big tech identity provider. Offers free self hosting options.\nPangolin - Pangolin is an open-source and identity-aware tunneled reverse proxy server. Pangolin’s distributed architecture with nodes provide highly available ingress to ensure applications always remain accessible. Open Source.\nRustDesk - TeamViewer, AnyDesk, and Splashtop to RustDesk for a secure and reliable remote desktop experience with your own self-hosted servers. Open Source.\nTailScale - Tailscale is an easy VPN that allows you to connect back into your network without excessive configuration or firewall rules. While Tailscale is not fully open source and requires an requires authentication account with a big tech identity provider. However there is a fully self-hosted version you can run.\nRouters # Flash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router, that prioritizes network-wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come pre-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built-in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers that can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all-purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router, or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that is forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls, and a virtual server separate from the Firewall OS.\nSSH/RDP Applications # Easy SSH - Simple application that lets you save all of your SSH logins and passwords in one easy interface. This way you can login go from SSH terminal port easily and quickly without needing to type in your credentials. Linux Only.\nmRemoteNG - Just like Easy SSH, but also supports RDP, Telnet, HTTPS, Powershell, and more. Windows only.\nWebsite Tools # Ackee - Self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool for those who care about privacy. Ackee runs on your own server, analyzes the traffic of your websites, and provides useful statistics in a minimal interface.\nGhost - Self-Hosting and cloud hosting with open source software. Ghost is primarily used as a blogging platform as a competitor to something like Substack. Unlike Hugo Ghost offers a GUI for most of your website management.\nHugo - Popular open-source static site generators. Helps you simply create websites for desktop and mobile without substantial amounts of HTML code. Hugo is completely open source and utilizes markdown files primarily. Liberty Tools is run with Hugo.\nImmuneweb - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\nMatomo - Privacy first Google analytics alternative.\nPlausible - Simple and privacy-friendly Google Analytics alternative - Extensive Review\nSSLLABS - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\n"},{"id":18,"href":"/social-media/","title":"Social Media","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.” ― George Washington\nSocial media is a mixed bag. It connects the world and allows for the rapid dissemination of news, true and untrue. But in the last few years censorship has become a massive problem across all major social media platforms. Its important that we cultivate presences on social media that are more resilient to censorship and de-platforming. These services should be run as decentralized as possible to avoid coordinated take downs like we saw with the Conservative social media company Parler, where big tech collaborated to largely destroy the company.\nFreedom Respecting Social Media # Blue Sky - Blue Sky is an open source project backed by Jack Dorsey in an attempt to create a decentralized social network protocol as an alternative to Twitter. In May 2024 Jack Dorsey resigned from the BlueSky board, and donated 21 Million to the Open Source Protocol NOSTR. Blue Sky is very leftwing.\nDiaspora - Diaspora is a decentralized open source social media platform. With Diaspora you need to host your own instance by running a server or \u0026ldquo;pod\u0026rdquo;, meaning you own your data. Due to the decentralized nature of the platform it can be difficult to connect with other profiles, the platform has less than 1 million users after after 13 years of operation.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here\nGab - A centralized Free Speech Social media platform. Gab has been de-platformed by most of big tech and largely runs its own architecture in order to to keep operations running. Platform users tend to skew right wing.\nGettr - GETTR is a social media platform built on the foundation of freedom of opinion and expression. Gettr is a socialized platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t seem to offer anything particularly new, other than being a Twitter Alternative. Private messages claim to be E2E. But Gettr is not open sourced.\nLemmy - Lemmy is a selfhosted social link aggregation and discussion platform. Similar to Reddit but it is completely free and open, and not controlled by any company. This means that there is no advertising, tracking, or secret algorithms. Content is organized into communities, so it is easy to subscribe to topics that you are interested in, and ignore others. Voting is used to bring the most interesting items to the top.\nLocals - Locals is a free speech social media platform that is owned by Rumble. Locals is a centralized alternative to other social media. Founded by conservative commentator Dave Rubin.\nMastodon - Mastodon is an open source, self hosted social networking service that aims to be a twitter competitor. Mastodon lets you connect to specific Mastodon instances as part of a federation protocol. Due to this setup Larger mastodon servers can censor other servers from connecting to their instances. Tends to be a more left wing community.\nMeWe - MeWe is a centralized company that\u0026rsquo;s been running a social media platform for over a decade. MeWe is committed to privacy and an ad-free experience. The project is currently in development to be migrated to web3 blockchain based infrastructure.\nMinds - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.\nTruth Social - Founded by Donald Trump in response to Trump getting removed from Twitter. Truth Social is a centralized open source fork of Mastodon. Truth Social is known to censor content, mostly leftwing content.\nTwitter/X - Twitter is a centralized social media platform. While Twitter has become a free speech focused platform its far from perfect. Twitter is overwhelmingly the single biggest platform for spreading speech. Twitter is bad for privacy and is encouraging a ID based verification program, that will be in the hands of its future owners. Case against Twitter\nMeetup Alternatives # Agorakit - Agorakit is web-based, open source groupware for collectives. By creating collaborative groups, people can discuss topics, organize events, store files and keep everyone updated as needed. Agorakit is a forum, calendar, file manager, mapping tool and email notifier.\nFlockstr - NOSTR based Meetup alternative. Connects directly with your NOSTR Account, and also works with your lightning wallet to receive ZAPS (micro bitcoin transactions.)\nJoinMobilizon - Mobilizon is not a giant platform, but a multitude of interconnected Mobilizon websites. This federated architecture helps avoid monopolies and offers a diversity of hosting terms of service.\nLuma - An international meetup alternative, that provides more value at a much lower price than meetup. Has built in support for cryptocurrency wallets like Eth and Solana.\nPartiful - Free for users, requires SMS in order to gave out regular event updates. Not specifically freedom focused, but another good option.\nNOSTR # NOSTR is the future of decentralized social media. NOSTR is not controlled or owned by any private company or person. NOSTR is a protocol similar to Email or TCP/IP. It can be accessed by anyone or any company. NOSTR uses the dumb server smart client model. Meaning anyone can setup a simple server/relay that preserves and encrypts the NOSTR ecosystem. NOSTR directly incorporates bitcoin via the lightning network. You can send \u0026ldquo;ZAPS\u0026rdquo; which are low cost lightning transactions to any person on NOSTR, and your posts can likewise receives Zaps from anyone on the network. In addition to major support from the freedom and Bitcoin communities, NOSTR has been financially backed by Jack Dorsey and heavily supported by Edward Snowden. NOSTR offers several different clients that allow you to interact with the NOSTR protocol. Some of those clients:\nAlby - A NOSTR and Bitcoin plugin. Allows you to hold your private keys in order to interact with NOSTR, lighting and other bitcoin apps.\nDamus - NOSTR Client for Iphone.\nNOSTR Apps - A database of many differnt NOSTR Apps\nNostr.Watch - Track relays where a connection can currently be established.\nNostr.directory - Find your twitter follows on NOSTR\nNostrChat - Encrypted chat built on NOSTR.\nPrimal - A client designed to look like a twitter clone.\nZap.Stream - Directly integrated into NOSTR Zap lets you stream for SATS (bitcoin Lightning) and earn in kind easily from any and all viewers.\nYoutube Alternatives # Bitchute - A decentralized Youtube alternative that tends to have a lot of right-leaning content, due to this they often get censored or blocked.\nCiVL - CiVL is a free streaming platform for courageous stories and subversive ideas that challenge power structures. Get access to award-winning films, shows, and debates. No ads. No credit card to join.\nD.tube - A decentralized youtube alternative. DTube is a community powered video sharing platform where users vote on videos to reward creators, curators, influencers and viewers in cryptocurrency.\nMadiator - Privacy focused front end for LBRY, the network that hosts ODYSEE.\nODYSEE - A decentralized video platform built on the LBRY network. With the recent SEC Judgement against ODYSEE the long term future of the platform is uncertain, however plans are to migrate to the Arweave network. Odysee also has a nice simple feature allowing you to connect your youtube channel and autosync all content for a convenient backup of your channel.\nPeerTube A free and open-source, decentralized, ActivityPub federated video platform powered by WebTorrent, that uses peer-to-peer technology to reduce load on individual servers when viewing videos.\nRumble - A centralized alternative to youtube that bills itself as protector of free speech.\n"}]
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-[{"id":0,"href":"/affiliates/","title":"Affiliates","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\n\u0026ldquo;Tell me with whom you associate, and I will tell you who you are.\u0026rdquo; - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe\nThis is our affiliate page for brands we use and trust. While the goal of Liberty Tools is to list every single tool for human liberty, we cant vet them all. These are brands and projects that we actually use and endorse and generally have a relationship with. As such, we have affiliate links with them, and this is one small way you can support us at no additional cost to you! These links also show up on their specific categories page as well.\nAupa Bar - The Chad of energy bars run by a based bitcoin business. High quality grass fed meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit, no garbage filler like seed oils. AUPA gives 5% discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. These bars come from the best quality farms in Colorado. Stack this with code \u0026ldquo;Liberty\u0026rdquo; for an additional 5% off some of the best meat bars around.\nCloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nDelete Me - Our date is leaked everyday. Thats why its important to use services like Delete Me. Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. Use our Affiliate link to save 20%.\nFederated.Computer - Federated is another Denver based company offering Open Source as a service. Sometimes physically hosting servers just isn\u0026rsquo;t viable. In those cases cloud hosting can be a necessary option. But most cloud hosting come from tech giants like AWS or Google Cloud who sell your data and will censor you if you have the wrong politics. Federated.Computer offers you cheap, easy open source options to get many of the benefits of Big Tech without compromising your privacy. Please use our affiliate link to sign up if you\u0026rsquo;re interested!\nHushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nLive Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our affiliate link if you are interested.\nPrivacy.com - Privacy.com is the best way to pay with fiat online while still protecting your privacy. Create debit card aliases that can be limited based on total amount spends or by vendors. With card aliases you dont have to worry about leaked card info, overcharges or annoying vendors that refuse to cancel your subscription, privacy.com lets you do all of that for free. Please use our referral link and sign up for a free account.\nStart 9 - Start 9 is one of our favorite companies. Local to Denver, Start9 offers home personal servers with their own Operating system, that makes it easy for you to own and host your data out of a physical server that you own. Offers an app store with multiple applications that include Bitcoin and Monero full nodes, Matrix and SimpleX messaging, Vaultwarden for password management, Nextcloud for all sorts of hosting including word docs, music, contacts calendar and so much more.\n"},{"id":1,"href":"/agorism/","title":"Agorism","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If taxation without consent is not robbery, then any band of robbers have only to declare themselves a government, and all their robberies are legalized.” ― Lysander Spooner\nAgorism is a social philosophy that advocates creating a society in which all relations between people are voluntary exchanges by means of counter-economics, engaging with aspects of nonviolent revolution, founded by Samuel Edward Konkin the third. Agorism is a different approach to creating freedom, than electoral politics. Sometimes also known as the concept of \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizens.\u0026rdquo;\nAgorist Communities (International) # Bitcoin Beach - Bitcoin Beach is working to create a sustainable circular Bitcoin economy in El Salvador. Following the dramatic decrease in crime and the governments bitcoin backing, Bitcoin Beach has become one of the best Bitcoin communities in the world. Free Society - Free Society aims to build a new sovereign society by negotiating with an existing government. There are many examples of governments granting another nation sovereignty over a part of their territory, and Free Society believes this is the best way forward. Free State Project - The Free State Project is a movement of thousands of freedom-loving people to New Hampshire. Started in 2003, there are thousands of individuals just like you in New Hampshire. Together, Free Staters have built an incredible, real-life community full of people who value liberty and responsibility. Free Cities - The Free Cities Foundation aims to inspire, inform and connect people to create a global market of living together in Free Cities. Free Cities are self-governing territories that uphold individual rights and freedoms. They aim to create more prosperous and autonomous urban spaces. Freedom Haven - Seasteading org working to build a workable seasteading options. Seasteading is the idea of creating permanent living homes that exist outside government jurisdiction in international waters. Liberland - The Free Republic of Liberland is a small experimental country located on the banks of the Danube River, known as Gornja Siga. Liberland is built on classical liberal (libertarian) ideals which emphasize autonomy and minimize the state\u0026rsquo;s encroachment on individual liberties. Rule of law, bodily autonomy, free trade, freedom of choice, freedom of movement, and others are all core tenets of our fledgling nation. PraxisNation - Praxis Nation builds off the concept of the network state by Balaji Srinivasan. Which theories that in the modern world we can create a decentralized country that can offer many of the benefits of standard country. Praxis aims to offer land, its own currency and eventually citizenship among many other things. Pronomos - Pronomos is a venture capital fund that works to build the \u0026ldquo;cities of tomorrow.\u0026rdquo; Pronomos has worked to fund Prospera, Praxis, and many more starup cities. Prospera - Prospera is a new libertarian smart city located in Honduras, that works as an economic zone largely free of local government taxes. An experimental project that does exist by a government grant, but its working to prove out a new potential model of cities. Learn more with the REASON documentary. Digital Nomad Services # Escapees - Escapees bills itself as an RV club, but it offers many services for a digital nomad lifestyle, including mail forwarding and temporary residences among many other things. Based in the U.S. Liberation Travel - Focuses on helping users find residency in multiple countries primarly including Paraguay, Uruguay, Panama and Georgia. Nomad Capitalist - Nomad Capitalist specializes in legally and ethically reducing your tax rate, diversifying and safeguarding your assets, growing your passport portfolio, and maximizing your freedom. Passports for Crypto - Quickly acquire Citizenship in St. Kitts by purchasing property without ever actually visiting St. Kitts. Planbpassport - A service that helps facilitate second passports. Accepts Bitcoin and very much adopts a \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizen\u0026rdquo; Mindset. General Tools # Agorist Nexus - Agorist Nexus is a hub for free exchange, focusing on the spread of Agorism and connecting the counter-economy Agorist Tax Advice - Paid service to minimize your tax strategy. Live Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our above affiliate link if you are interested. Lost Horizons - Platform with a wide range of topics around opting out of taxes and deconstructing the legal system. Mobazha - Formerly known as Openbazaar, Mobazaha aims to be a decentralized market where people can buy and sell products across the world for various different crypto currencies. One Stupid Fuck - Opt out of the tax structure. Terrible website name and design, but a resource that provides great step by step videos of opting out of the current tax structure. Taxation is Theft App - App that walks people through the logical ideas of taxation being theft. Similar to the not yet launched project \u0026ldquo;The mirror\u0026rdquo; by Larken Rose. Shipping Services # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Sovereign Homesteading # Abundant Acres - A small company that helps you design your sovereign homestead blueprint. Empshield - EMP Shield is the World’s first EMP protection technology for an entire home and vehicle tested to military and UL 1449 standards from ETL. H20 Machine - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. My Patriot Supply - Purchase food and other supplies. Seedarmory.com - Every one of Seed Armory\u0026rsquo;s seed vaults contains only 100% survival grade, 100% heirloom seeds, and are always non-GMO. Seeds, vaults, and packets are kept at low refrigerated temperatures until ready for shipping. Spout Water - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. Works at a much smaller scale than H20 Machine. StealthAngelSurvival.com - Purchase a wide variety of survival gear. Survivalrealty.com - Off grid real estate. "},{"id":2,"href":"/books/","title":"Books","section":"Liberty Tools","content":"\nLiberty Tools Book List Welcome to the Liberty Tools Book list! This is our official book recommendations for the best books across a wide range of liberty topics. We do not specifically endorse every idea in these books or by these authors, but we do recommended them as a good place to learn about the topics at hand. Not all of these books are specifically libertarian, but they contain valuable information that could benefit anyone regardless of political philosophy. Find these books here: Anna\u0026rsquo;s Archive and Libgen If you enjoy any of these books please considering purchasing. Category Author Agorism Community Technology Karl Hess New Libertarian Manifesto Samuel Edward Konkin III Agorist Class Theory Wally Conger How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Derrick Broze Anti-Politics Sal Mayweather Anarchy in Practice - Stateless Solutions Community Technology David Freidman New Libertarian Manifesto Walter Block Agorist Class Theory Ryan McMaken How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Hans Herman Hoppe Anti-Politics Robert Murphy The Market for Liberty Morris/Linda Tannehill The New Libertarianism: Anarcho-Capitalism J. Michael Oliver Crypto Anarchy The Genesis Book Aaron Van Wirdun Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of Cryptocurrency Andy Greenberg This Machine Kills Secrets: Julian Assange, The Cypherpunks, and their fight to Empower Whistleblowers Andy Greenberg Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital Age Steven Levy The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age James Dale Davidson, Michael David Axtel Cryptocurrency Digital Gold Nathaniel Popper How Money got Free Patrick Eha Understanding Bitcoin Robert Muprhy and Silas Barta The Bitcoin Standard SaifeDean Ammous The Internet of Money Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Bitcoin Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Ethereum Andreas Antonopolous Hacking Bitcoin Roger Ver The Blocksize War Jonathan Bier Conspiracies Filthy Rich James Patterson All The Shahs Men Steven Kinzer JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters James W. Douglass Chaos Tom O\u0026rsquo;Neill Inventing the AIDS Virus Peter Duesberg The Controlled Demolition of the American Empire Charlie Robinson \u0026amp; Jeff Berwick A Warning from History Corey Hughes The Octopus of Global Control Charlie Robinson One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that gave Rise the Jeffrey Epstein Whitney Webb The Creature From Jekyll Island G Edward Griffin Covid The Real Anthony Fauci Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The War on Ivermectin Pierre Kory The Courage to Face Covid-19 Peter McCullough A Plague Upon Our House Scott Atlas Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19 Matt Ridley Diary of A Psychosis Tom Woods The Pfizer Papers Naomi Wolf Drug War and Prohibition The Economics of Prohibition Mark Thornton American Kingpin Nick Bilton High Price Dr. Carl Hart Chasing the Scream Johann Hari Dreamland: The True Tale of America\u0026rsquo;s Opiate Epidemic Sam Quinones Drug War Addiction Sheriff Bill Masters Gang Leader for A Day Sudhir Venkatesh Economics and History of Economics Economics in One Lesson Henry Hazlitt Basic Economics Thomas Sowell The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard Keynes Mark Skousen History of Money and Banking in the United States Murray Rothbard End the Fed Ron Paul Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles Jesus Huerta de Soto The Fiat Standard SaifeDean Ammous Environment American Serengeti Dan Flores Fossil Future Alex Epstein Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of Antihumanism Robert Zubrin Apocalypse Never Michael Shellenberger The Wizard and The Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow\u0026rsquo;s World Charles C. Mann Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Running With Rhinos Ed Warner Extremist Politics The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics Michael Malice SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought Police Vox Day The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure Greg Lukianoff and Johnathan Haidt Fiction Brave New World Aldous Huxley 1984 George Orwell Animal Farm George Orwell Molon Labe! Kenneth Royce (Boston T Party) Alongside Night J. Niel Schulman Freehold Michael Z. Williamson The Moon is a Harsh Mistress Robert Heinlen The Handmaid’s Tale Margaret Atwood Anthem Ayn Rand The Fountainhead Ayn Rand The Giver Lois Lowery Red Rising Pierce Brown Unintended Consequences John Ross The Probability Broach L. Neil Smith The High Ground Series Doug Casey Enemy of the State F. Paul Wilson Financial Crisis Meltdown Tom Woods Deep Freeze: Iceland\u0026rsquo;s Economic Collapse Phillip Bagus and David Howden Americas Great Depression Murray Rothbard The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last Century Mark Thornton End the Fed Ron Paul Gun Rights Come and Take it: The Gun Printers Guide to Thinking Free Cody Wilson The 10 Myths of Gun Control Jose Nino More Guns Less Crime John Lott Health and Nutrition Death by Food Pyramid Denise Minger Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim It Mary Ruwart The Primal Prescription Doug Mcguff and Robert Murphy Fat for Fuel Dr. Joseph Mercola Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless Health Casey Means and Calley Means Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Blind Spots: The Medicine Gets it Wrong and What it Means For our Health Marty Makary Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity Peter Attia History - General A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell A Peoples History of the United States Howard Zinn Albions\u0026rsquo;s Seed David Hackett Fischer The Dawn Of Everything: A New History of Humanity David Graber A Little History of the World EH Gombrich Debt: The First 5000 Years David Graber History of Government Institutions Legacy of Ashes: A history of the CIA Tim Weiner Enemies: A history of the FBI Tim Weiner The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles and their Secret World War Steven Kinzer Overthrow: Americas Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to Iraq Steven Kinzer History of Socialism The Almost Nearly Perfect People Michael Booth The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel Castro Humberto Fontova The Case Against Socialism Rand Paul History of War and Military The Strategic Logic of Suicide Bombers Robert Pape Enough Already: Time to End the War on Terror Scott Horton Death by Government: Genocide and Mass Murder Since 1900 R.J. Rummel Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catastrophe of Ukraine Scott Horton All the Shahs Men Stephen Kirzner Property Rights Against Intellectual Property Stephan Kinsella (Property Rights) - Freedom on the Frontier Terry Anderson \u0026amp; Peter J Hill How Music Got Free Steven Witt Water Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Space Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Against Intellectual Monopoly Michelle Boldrin \u0026amp; David Levine Intro to Liberty The Law Frederic Bastiat The Road to Serfdom Friedrich Hayek Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom Ron Paul The Revolution Ron Paul Intro to Anarchy No Treason: The Constitution of no Authority Lysander Spooner The Most Dangerous Superstition Larken Rose The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to Obey Michael Huemer The Anarchist\u0026rsquo;s Handbook Organized by Michael Malice Dissenting Electorate: Those Who Refuse to Vote and the Legitimacy of Their Opposition Wendy McElroy Individual Liberty Benjamin Tucker Freedom’s Progress: A History of Political Thought Gerard Casey Living Freedom The Freedom Outlaw\u0026rsquo;s Handbook: 179 Things to Do \u0026rsquo;til the Revolution Claire Wolfe 101 Things to Do \u0026lsquo;Til the Revolution: Ideas and Resources for Self-Liberation, Monkey Wrenching and Preparedness Claire Wolfe Don\u0026rsquo;t Shoot the Bastards (Yet): 101 More Ways to Salvage Freedom Claire Wolfe Net Neutrality The Fallacy of Net Neutrality Thomas Hazlett The Master Switch Tim Wu The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless Technology Thomas Hazlett Code 2.0 Lawrence Lessig Philosophy - General Drive: Understanding the science of Human motivation Daniel Pink Defending the Undefendable Walter Block Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder Nassim Taleb The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion Johnathan Haidt Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World David Epstein Philosophy - Political The Ethics of Liberty Murray Rothbard Anatomy of the State Murray Rothbard An Agorist Primer Samuel Konkin Our Enemy, the State Albert J Nock Police Brutality and the Justice system Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America\u0026rsquo;s Police Forces Radley Balko A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State John Whitehead The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison America Naomi Murakawa The New Jim Crow Michelle Alexander Ghettoside Jill Leovy I Can\u0026rsquo;t Breathe: A Killing on Bay Street Matt Taibbi Justice Before the Law Michael Huemer Revisionist History The Myth of the Robber Barons Burt Folsom The Art of Contrary Thinking Humphrey B. Neill Why American History is Not What They Say: An Introduction to Revisionism Jeff Riggenbach Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong James W. Loewen The Roosevelt Myth John T. Flynn The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary War Thomas J. DiLorenzo Security and Privacy The Art of Invisibility Kevin Mitnick How to Be Invisible J. J. Luna No Place to Hide Glen Greenwald Public Record Edward Snowden The Production of Security Gustave di Molinari Extreme Privacy: How to Disapear on the Internet Michael Bazzell Watchman Privacy Gabriel Custodiet Privacy in Utopia Gabriel Custodiet Schooling and Unschooling Radical Unschooling Dayna Martin The Case against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and Money Bryan Caplan Weapons of Mass Instruction John Taylor Gatto The Absorbent Mind Maria Montessori The College Scam: How America\u0026rsquo;s Universities Are Bankrupting and Brainwashing Away the Future of America\u0026rsquo;s Youth Charlie Kirk Vaccines Turtles All the Way Down Anonymous, Tim Vadnar The Moth in the Iron Lung Forrest Moready Crooked: Manmade Disease Explained Forrest Moready Dissolving Illusions Susan Humphries Vaccines, Autoimmunity and the Changing Nature of Childhood Illness Thomas Cowan "},{"id":3,"href":"/covid/","title":"Covid","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Every single thing that was done in public health in response to the pandemic made it worse.\u0026rdquo; - Peter A. McCullough\nThe Covid19 Lockdowns were the biggest event in our lifetimes. The damage done was immeasurable and still continues to this day. The power centers are looking to continue on with all of the covid tyranny. We must be vigilant in fighting back against the medical industrial complex.\nAnti Covid Orgs # Banners 4 Freedom - An organization dedicated to protesting Covid Mandates using billboards across the world.\nChildren\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense - Children\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense® is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Their mission is to end childhood health epidemics by working aggressively to eliminate harmful exposures, hold those responsible accountable and establish safeguards to prevent future harm. They fight corruption, mass surveillance and censorship that put profits before people as well as advocate for worldwide rights to health freedom and bodily autonomy ^1^\nEvidenceNotFear - An evidence-based guide against all of the Covid madness.\nFeds 4 Med Freedom - Feds for Medical Freedom is fighting for medical freedoms and personal autonomy. They stand against unconstitutional and immoral vaccine mandates that have cost thousands of federal employees and contractors their careers and livelihoods.\nFLCCC Alliance - A group of doctors who got together to push back against the public Covid response. They provide real education on Covid, and demonized treatments like Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine and recovery against.\nGBDeclaration.org - One of the first major organizations to push back against Covid lockdowns. The Great Barrington Declaration is a major worldwide petition sponsored by doctors and scientists against the Covid lockdowns.\nHowbad - Resources for tracking all aspects of specific Covid batchs data, this also includes leaked data, and some aspects of other vaccines and medical malpractice.\nICAN Informed Consent Action Network - Founded in 2016, ICAN was created with the goal of providing every person with the right to informed consent. They believe that by holding regulators accountable through their successful legal actions, individuals will become empowered to make truly informed decisions about their own health and the health of their families. Using an unprecedented legal strategy, ICAN has successfully won lawsuits against Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control, the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration. Founded by Del Bigtree of the Highwire and works regularly with Aaron Siri and his firm.\nLaw Offices of Siri Glimstead - Led by Lawyer Aaron Siri, Siri Glimstead has been at the forefront of defending legal rights against Covid restrictions and damages done by the Covid vaccines, as well as more traditional vaccines. They also focus on other things like civil rights or protection of whistle blowers.\nPhysicians for Informed Consent - Physicians for Informed Consent empowers the public with scientific information about infectious diseases and vaccines.\nPureBloodRegistry - Blood donations for and from people who have not gotten the Covid-19 vaccine.\nThe Highwire - An educational journalistic organization that has been working for years to bring accountability to the world of vaccines and especially Covid vaccines. Founded by Del Bigtree.\nVacSafety - The VSRF’s mission is to advance COVID-19 vaccine safety through scientific research, public education, and advocacy, and to support the vaccine injured. They present the most up-to-date and relevant information on COVID-19 and public health policies, free from corporate press, agenda-driven narratives, and sponsorships with conflict of interest. They encourage questions and an open dialogue of transparency on any medical and scientific information presented.\nFake Mask Websites # Fake Mask Worldwide - A company that sells obviously fake masks, less obviously fake masks and other Covid related items.\nGetUnmask - Breathable masks that look like regular masks. Company now sells other unrelated products as well.\nMedical Drug Purchase # Purchase Medical Drugs including Ivermection and Hydroxychloroquine from high quality third party services.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinil. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nMetrics # ICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nOpen Vaers - Open Vaers takes the CDC\u0026rsquo;s government data from VAERS and makes it much more readable and easy to understand. As of 9/23 there were over 36,000 deaths and over 1.5 million Covid vaccine related reports to VAERS.\nNo-Jab Job Boards # Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types.\nRedballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or Covid nonsense.\nUnjected - Social media for meeting and dating unvaccinated people.\nVaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status.\nVaccine Injured Support # Covid Vax Recovery Guide - A Covid vaccine detox guide written by nutritional scientist and liberty leaning Dr. Chris Masterjohn.\nCovid19CriticalCare.com - An in-depth recovery Post-Vaccine Treatment Protocol guide from the doctors at the FLCC Alliance.\nIronHeart Bloodworks - IronHeart Bloodworks is a new blood bank membership that gives you control over your blood choices during medical procedures. When you need it, IronHeart Bloodworks quickly sends you COVID-19 unvaccinated blood—a unique service in the healthcare industry. You should have the freedom to choose what blood is in your body.\nReact19.org - React19 is a science-based non-profit offering financial, physical, and emotional support for those suffering from long-term COVID-19 vaccine adverse events globally. Their mission is to bring healing to the moms, dads, friends, and loved ones who are facing life-altering side effects from their COVID-19 vaccine. They build bridges between patients and research institutions in order to develop a better understanding of vaccine complications.\nSpike Protein Detox - Peter McCullough\u0026rsquo;s Spike protein Detox protocol. Peter\u0026rsquo;s company also sells a specific Detox Support Formula.\nZelenko Protocol - Dr. Vladimir Zelenko was one of the first doctors to push back on mainstream Covid dogma. While Zelenko has since passed his protocol and supplements are still useful for fighting Covid ^2^\n"},{"id":4,"href":"/deathathletes/","title":"Death Athletes","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;We always knew it was going to happen, it was according to our plan. For our kind, this is nothing.\u0026rdquo; - Cody Wilson\nDeath Athletes refers to a concept going back to Ancient Greece and popularized by 3d Gun Printing Activist Cody Wilson called \u0026ldquo;The Death Athletic\u0026rdquo;. Cody gave a speech at Guns and Bitcoin 2022 talking about the beauty of death given in service to ones beliefs. While not always literal this is often metaphorical, Cody talks about the public death and having been killed in the public as a metaphor. The Death Athletic specifically refers to someone who engaged in practice to promote freedom and was persecuted for doing so. While many people have been prosecuted unfairly, there is a difference between general victims and those who specifically took the risk of fighting the state and lost.\nCheck out the speech here!\nDeath Athletes # Roger Ver - Roger Ver is a freedom activist who was one of the first investors in Bitcoin. Roger has worked as a liberty and Bitcoin activist for over a decade and has made major financial contributions and investments to projects like, DefCad, ShapeShift, FEE, Ross Ulbricht\u0026rsquo;s Legal Defense, Wikileaks, Kraken and many many more. In April 2024 Roger was arrested and detained in Spain on the request of the US government for alleged tax evasion claims in regarding to his exit tax in 2014. Roger is currently looking at a potential 100 year prison sentence for numerous ridiculous legal charges. Roger has been trapped in Spain since April 2024.\nRoss Ulbricht - Ross Ulbricht is the alleged founder and operator of the Silk Road website. The Silk Road offered consumers a safe and trusted way to purchase drugs and other contraband items. Ross was arrested and imprisoned in 2013. He was sentenced to two life sentences plus 40 years and millions of dollars in fines in a corrupt trial. Ross is scheduled to be released as Donald Trump promised to commute his sentence on Day one of his presidency.\nJulian Assange - Julian Assange is one of the greatest journalists of all time. Julian founded Wikileaks in 2006 and has exposed mass public corruption across the world regarding governments and corporations. Julian was forced into home arrest and then asylum for close to a decade based off ridiculous sex charges that were eventually dropped. In 2019 Julian was pulled out of his Asylum and pull into solitary confinement in BellMarsh prison until June 2024. Julian signed a plea deal and was released.\nEdward Snowden - Edward Snowden is a NSA Whistleblower who exposed massive NSA Corruption in 2013, mostly in regards to illegal mass surveillance on citizens. Snowden has been trapped in Russia ever since.\nSamurai Wallet Devs - In May 2024 Samurai Wallets Domain was seized and the two devs known publicly as TDev and Samurai were arrested and charged with money laundering due to the Bitcoin coinjoin functions built into the website.\nTornado Cash Devs - Tornado Cash is a decentralized coinjoin provider for the Ethereum Crypto Currency. In 2022 Tornado Cash was added to the OFACT List and the Devs Roman Storm and Alex Pertsev where charged with Money Laundering.\nAaron Swartz - Internet pioneer and free speech advocate. Creator of the Guerilla Access Open Manifest as well as several other open source technologies, Aaron Swartz tragically killed himself in 2013 thanks to overzealous prosecutors from the DOJ that were threatening Aaron with decades in prison for attempted publishing of copyrighted documents, despite the fact that the document had never been published and the owner of those copyrights Jstore, had actually dropped the charges.\nIan Freemen - Freeman, known for advocating freedom and financial privacy through bitcoin, found himself targeted by federal prosecutors. Initially facing charges including bank fraud and wire fraud, these allegations were eventually dropped due to lack of evidence. The core of the case revolved around money laundering and conspiracy charges. Ultimately, Freeman received a severe sentence of eight years in prison, a $40,000 fine, and forfeiture of $5 million in assets, despite not being convicted of the fraud charges prosecutors initially highlighted.\nCody Wilson - The creator of the Death Athletic concept as well as the founder of Defcad.com and first person to create a 3d printed Gun. Cody has been at the forefront of fighting for 2nd amendment and 1st amendment as they pertain to code and digital rights for over a decade. Cody has been involved in many lawsuits with the federal government as a result and suffered charges for sex crimes in 2018. He is currently free and working for Defcad.\nJay Stark - The anonymous creator of the FGC-9, which stands for \u0026ldquo;Fuck Gun Control.\u0026rdquo; The FGC was the first project to enable the creation of a fully 3d printed gun that did not require any actual gun parts, instead it uses items that can be purchased from conventional stores all over the world. Jay Stark was arrested in April 2021 on suspicions of owning illegal weapons, however none of these weapons were found and he was not taken into custody. Two days later he was found dead sitting in his car in front of his parents house. While the offical cause of death ruled out \u0026ldquo;foul play\u0026rdquo; it is difficult for most to believe that this was simply a coincidence.\n"},{"id":5,"href":"/defense/","title":"Defense","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles.\u0026rdquo; - Jeff Cooper\nWhen any government deprives a citizen of his freedom or property, the individual must take action to publicise his grievances. To this end, I hope to illustrate in the following pages, the futility of gun control, and that no amount of arbitrary legislation can ever prevent those wanting firearms from owning them. The individual who has the ability to construct his own homemade gun can never be permanently disarmed by any level of gun control legislation. - Philip Luty\nDIY Firearms # The 3D Printer has significantly advanced the ease of manufacturing reliable weapons absent the eye of the watchful state. Of course, it is not the only manufacturing tool available, but you will find it the most expedient.\nGetting Started # The following guides provide a basic introduction to 3D printed firearms. If your budget is limited, Creality printers may be the only option. But they are unreliable, and you may spend more time troubleshooting issues than printing. We recommend Prusa for their reliability and unwavering commitment to open source. Bambu Lab printers have recently gained in popularity for their speed, reliability, and multi-material options. However, they have a history of patenting established open source designs, and even more importantly, severely compromise your privacy. More information here. On this principle, we recommend against giving them your money.\nAs you evaluate printers and cad software, keep privacy at the top of your mind. While this practice may currently be legal in your jurisdiction, the state may kidnap and jail you anyway.\nHoffman Tactical The CTRL+PEW Getting Started Guide Ammunition # Fenix Ammunition - Manufactured in the USA by liberty obsessed individuals, and accept Bitcoin for payment. Books # Expedient Homemade Firearms by Philip Luty Expedient Recoilless Launcher: Panzerfaust by Jonathan Wild Communities # Deterrence Dispensed Rocket Chat - Large public group chat for all things 3d printed firearms. FOSSCAD Subreddit - a subreddit focused on 3d printed firearms of all types. However, censorship on reddit continues to grow, and we encourage migration to censorship resistant communities. Files # Most firearm designs are uploaded by individual creators to Odysee. DEFCAD is another source, but requires a paid membership. Most files available on DEFCAD are already available for free on Odysee.\n3D Gun Builder - A comprehensive directory of designs with direct links to Odysee pages. DEFCAD - Many files here are out of date and hosted without the permission of the original developers. GunCad Developer Index - A list of guncad developer Odysee pages. Legal Advocacy Groups # Organizations fighting within the legal system to expand gun rights.\nDefense Distributed Firearm Policy Coalition Rocky Mountain Gun Owners Second Amendment Foundation Merchants # Places to find parts, part kits, tools, ammo, and more..\nParts # Aves Engineering - Glock rails and MAC11 components. Every Gun Part - Exhaustive collection of parts kits (everything but the receiver) and more. Ghost Guns - More parts kits. JSD Supply - Pistol components and more. MAF Arms - Build kits for printed receiver designs. Replicator USA - 3d printed suppressors. Riptide Rails - Glock rails, magazine springs, and other printed firearms components. Newsletters \u0026amp; Podcasts # En Bloc Press - Paid newsletter and podcast focused on the 3d printed firearm space and adjacent politics. Open Source Defense - Weekly newsletter focused on expanding gun rights with \u0026ldquo;0% culture war\u0026rdquo;. Out of Battery Live - Live podcast focused on interviewing guncad developers and builders. Propaganda # Documentaries, talks, and other media.\nDeath Athletic Documentary The New Radical Plastic Defense: Secret 3D Printed Guns in Europe The Plastic Power: A Speech The Unshackled Englishman Resources # GatGPT - A deneutered version of ChatGPT focused on firearms. Shootingbot - Monitors price and availability of ammunition and reloading components. Training # Ok, you can build a firearm in your garage. Now learn how to use it. Before you start LARPING, consider what type of training is most useful. Read this.\nGamut Resolutions - Tactical pistol and carbine classes. Based in Florida but courses are taught in many locations across the US. Guns For Everyone - Free concealed carry classes based out of Colorado. Long Range Shooters of Utah - Multiday courses in shooting up to and beyond 1000 yards in Price, UT. MantisX - MantisX is a gun training system that takes a data-driven approach to helping you achieve shooting mastery with no ammo required. Unlike some dry fire trainers, MANTISX works while attached to ANY firearm (pistol, rifle, or shotgun). By analyzing every shot and generating actionable data, MANTISX helps you improve your accuracy quickly. Solutionary University - Beginner firearm and defense training. Run by Liberty Activist Maj Toure, who has been travelling across the US providing firearms training, particularly in black neighborhoods. Thunder Ranch - Multiday courses in pistol, rifle, and shotgun, founded by Clint Smith and based in Oregon. "},{"id":6,"href":"/education/","title":"Education","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Education and Training # \u0026ldquo;Government schooling is the most radical adventure in history. It kills the family by monopolizing the best times of childhood and by teaching disrespect for home and parents.\u0026rdquo; - John Taylor Gatto\nModern schooling has been terrible for years. Following the covid insanity and the addition of woke politics the schools are proving less and less value by the day. But education can be done through a vareity of methods. In the modern age their are many better ways to educate yourself and your children than traditional school.\nAlternative Schools # Options for schools that are close to the traditional model, but do something different.\nMontessori Schools - Montessori classrooms are ideal workplaces, where children are engaged, energetic, exploring, social, and most of all, learning to take ownership of their own education. They’re also unified communities in which each child understands the responsibility of being an individual student in the class while supporting the learning of others.\nWestern Governors University - While still suffering from some of the issues of traditional education, WGU provides a solid alternative for anyone who still wants to pursue traditional college degrees. Offering Bachelors and Masters programs in IT, Business, Nursing, Finance and Education. WGU is a completely online school, with relatively cheap degree programs that are performance based, meaning you can take the classes at your own pace and are not required to attend classes you dont need.\nAlternatives to School # Liberty Classroom - A wide range of courses. Mostly focused on history but offers other courses on econimics and logics. All courses are taught from a liberty perspective. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. Mises Econ Grad Progam - Economics Grad program that teaches free market Austrian Economics from one of the most prominent liberty focused think tanks. Praxis - Praxis is an intense personal and professional development program for young adults who want to work hard, build skills, learn how to create value, and develop a positive vision of the future for their lives and careers. Praxis is a college alternative that offers a 1 year practical devopment plan that ends up teaching you real world practical skills and connecting you with an intership at the end of your program. School of Life - A course to help you enhance whatever you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Provides biweekly webinars from the best liberty minds to bring your practile and actionable advice for your business, non Profit, cause or whatever else you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. TenToad - A program that helps families transition to a school-free life with a solid foundation of knowledge and the tools to get started with confidence. Embrace living and learning without school. ThinkExodus - Exodus Institute aims to provide families with a quality alternative to public schools, and support homeschool families with enrichment courses that foster critical thinking, academic skills, and counter the left-wing indoctrination found in education, culture, and the media. Unschoolers.org - Unschooling and peaceful parenting educational organization. Unschooling is an alternative to traditional schooling and even home schooling that works to encourage and focus and direct children\u0026rsquo;s natural curiosity. Unschooling Resources with Dayna Martin - Dayna Martin has been living and breathing Unschooling for 2 decades, while also working to educate many others on these principles. You can find many of the best unschooling resources here. Homeschool Resources # Acellusacademy - Acellus Academy is a K-12 online private school located in Kansas City, Missouri as a 501c3. Acellus Academy provides instruction online through distance education via the Acellus Learning System. Acellus, a program of the International Academy of Science, is an online learning system that has been used to provide primary instruction to millions of students in thousands of schools throughout the United States.\nHome School Legal Defense Association - With over 100,000 member families, Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) is the nation’s largest, most trusted homeschool advocacy organization.\nPower Home School - Power Homeschool is the official provider of online Acellus® courses for parents independently homeschooling their children without teacher support. Power is a not an accredited curriculum.\nRon Paul Curriculum - A liberty focused home school curriculum for all grades based on the ideas of former congressman Ron Paul. The curriculum was largely designed by Liberty Classroom founder, Tom Woods.\nTuttle Twins Academy - From the authors of some of the best selling Liberty Kids books, comes the academy for home learning. Catered for kids TTA offers courses in Finances, Logic \u0026amp; Critical Thinking, Entrepreneurship, and many more to come.\n"},{"id":7,"href":"/frontends/","title":"Front Ends","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy. The savage’s whole existence is public, ruled by the laws of his tribe. Civilization is the process of setting man free from men.\u0026rdquo; - Ayn Rand\nPrivacy Front ends are interfaces that interact with well known services that dont respect your privacy. Apps like Youtube or Facebook can be accessed via privacy respecting generally open source apps.\nApple AirPlay # air-pi-play - Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Airplay server using RPiPlay to enable screen mirroring on tvs, monitors and projectors. RPiPlay - An open-source AirPlay mirroring server for the Raspberry Pi. Supports iOS 9 and up. Apple Music # Cider - Cross-platform Apple Music experience based on Electron and Vue.js written from scratch with performance in mind Discord # gtkcord4 - A lightweight Discord client written in Golang which uses GTK3 for the user interface Facebook # SlimSocial - Android, alternative front-end for Facebook, built with Java Frost - An extensive and functional open source third party app for Facebook (Android app) Facebook Messenger # Caprine - Unofficial and privacy-focused Facebook Messenger app with many useful features fb-messenger-cli - Use your Facebook account to chat with your friends sneakily in the command line, it\u0026rsquo;s as easy as logging in, choosing a convo and chatting away Google Search # LibreX - Privacy-respecting free meta-search engine (free as in freedom). Small and simple meta-search engine, fetches and anonymizes results from Google only, has API support, allows redirects to Invidious/Bibliogram/Nitter/Libreddit.\nSearXNG - SearXNG is a free internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from various search services and databases. Users are neither tracked nor profiled (SearXNG is a fork of Searx).\nSearx - Searx is a free privacy-respecting internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from more than 70 search services. Users are neither tracked nor profiled. Additionally, Searx can be used over Tor for online anonymity.\nWhoogle Search - A self-hosted, ad-free, privacy-respecting metasearch engine for Google.\nGoogle Translate # Crow Translate - Simple and lightweight cross-platform translator that allows translation using LibreTranslate, Lingva, Google, Bing, and Yandex, as well as text-to-speech using Google.\nDeepL Android - Unofficial Android client for DeepL.\nInstaLate - Distraction-free translation for Android, to be used directly from within any app. Supports Beolingus, DeepL, Dict.cc, GNU CIDE, Heinzelnisse, LibreTranslate, Linguee, WikDict, and Wiktionary.\nLingva Translate - Alternative front-end for Google Translate, serving as a free and open-source translator with over a hundred languages available.\nSimplyTranslate - Provide fast and private translations to the user without wasting much overhead for extensive styling or JavaScript. Supports Google Translate, DeepL, ICIBA, and LibreTranslate.\nSimplyTranslate Mobile - Unofficial Android client of SimplyTranslate.\nHacker News # Hackers - A native iOS app for Hacker News.\nHackerweb - A simply readable Hacker News web app.\nHckrnws - A custom front-end for a better reading experience of HackerNews.\nHN-search - Algolia Hacker News search.\nHNTopLinks - Top Links on Hacker News.\nImgur # Imgin - Minimal Imgur front end Imgrs - Imgrs is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. It\u0026rsquo;s a Rust rewrite of a previous Imgur proxy project, Omgur. Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/imgrs Omgur - Omgur is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. Inspired by the Invidious, Nitter, and Teddit projects. No JavaScript or ads All requests go through the Omgur backend, client never talks to Imgur Prevents Imgur from tracking your IP or JavaScript fingerprint Lightweight Self-hostable Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/omgur Rimgo - Self-hosted frontend for Imgur written in Go. Website: https://i.bcow.xyz/ Rimgu - Self-hosted alternative frontend/ proxy for Imgur Instagram # Bibliogram - Bibliogram is an alternative front-end for Instagram. Public instances: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/bibliogram-docs/tree/master/docs/Instances.md Mastodon # Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Hyperspace - cross-platform Mastodon client for the fediverse written in TypeScript and React Pinafore - Alternative web client for Mastodon, focused on speed and simplicity Sengi - cross-platform multi-account Mastodon \u0026amp; Pleroma desktop client TheDesk - cross-platform Mastodon \u0026amp; Misskey desktop client Tootle - simple GTK-based Linux Mastodon client Tusky - lightweight Android Mastodon client Medium # Scribe - Alternative front-end to Medium.com Other services # ArchiveBox - Open source self-hosted web archiving. Takes URLs/browser history/bookmarks/Pocket/Pinboard/etc., saves HTML, JS, PDFs, media, and more etherpad-lite - Collaborative rich text editor. A modern really-real-time collaborative document editor Gitea - Lightweight git server. Git with a cup of tea, painless self-hosted git service Hedgedoc - Collaborative markdown editor. A platform to write and share markdown Librarian - Alternative frontend for LBRY / Odysee.com MediathekViewWeb - Video content of German public-service television broadcasters (e.g. ARD, ZDF) Official instance: mediathekviewweb.de NoPaste - NoPaste is an open-source website similar to Pastebin where you can store any piece of code, and generate links for easy sharing PrivateBin - Zero knowledge encrypted paste-bin. A minimalist, open source online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data. Data is encrypted/decrypted in the browser using 256 bits AES Snapdrop - Similar to Apple\u0026rsquo;s Airdrop but in your browser. A Progressive Web App for local file sharing Vaultwarden - Password manager. Unofficial Bitwarden compatible server written in Rust, formerly known as bitwarden_rs Wikiless - A free open source alternative Wikipedia front-end focused on privacy Reddit # Due to recent changes with the Reddit API Policy you may have mixed success with these. These are kept here in the event that this changes, but otherwise these are mostly dead projects\nDawn - Open-source Reddit app Available on F-Droid Forked from Dank: https://github.com/saket/Dank Eddrit - Alternative front-end for Reddit, inspired by Nitter, built with Python \u0026amp; Starlette. Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Infinity - Reddit client for Android Available on F-Droid junipf/reddit-frontend - A reddit front-end written in React Official instance: https://jpf-reddit.netlify.app kddit - uWSGI frontend for Reddit.com written in Python Official instance: https://kddit.kalli.st Libreddit - Alternative front-end for Reddit. Themed around Reddit\u0026rsquo;s new design - Lightweight, no JavaScript, no ads, no tracking. Official instance: libredd.it Public instances: https://github.com/spikecodes/libreddit#instances RedditClient - Alternative front-end for Reddit, built with Angular Roffline - A self-hosted offline Reddit server. It allows you to browse Reddit posts (including any media in the post) while offline. It is targeted at people that have intermittent internet Snew - Open-source client for Reddit forked from the Reddit source code. Slide - Open source, ad free Reddit browser for Android Available on F-Droid Stealth - Account-free, privacy-oriented, and feature-rich Reddit client. Available on F-Droid Teddit - Alternative Reddit front-end focused on privacy - Lightweight, no ads, no JavaScript, unofficial API. Official instance: https://teddit.net Public instances: https://github.com/teddit-net/teddit#instances Github mirror repository Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Teddit Top of Reddit - Top Reddit posts every day. Troddit: A web client for Reddit Official instance: https://www.troddit.com Updoot - Android, alternative front-end for Reddit. Xeddit - A Xamarin.Forms app for Reddit. Official instance: xeddit.com Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Xeddit Redirection # Farside - Farside provides links that automatically redirect to working instances of privacy-oriented alternative frontends, such as Nitter, Libreddit, etc. This allows for users to have more reliable access to the available public instances for a particular service, while also helping to distribute traffic more evenly across all instances and avoid performance bottlenecks and rate-limiting. LibRedirect - App that redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends. If you click on a link of a Youtube like it will redirect to you to Newpipe, Twitter to nitter, Wikipedia to Wikiless etc. Privacy Redirect - A simple web extension that redirects Twitter, YouTube, Instagram \u0026amp; Google Maps requests to privacy friendly alternatives Firefox Add-On: Privacy Redirect Chrome Extension: Privacy Redirect UntrackMe - UntrackMe transforms Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Reddit and Medium and Wikipedia links to links of open source, privacy friendly front-ends. Converts Google Maps links to OpenStreetMap links. Removes tracking parameters from any url. Then delegates the action to other apps that are capable of handling them. (Android app) Watch on Odysee - Browser add on that redirects you from YouTube to odysee a decentralized Youtube alternative Reuters # Neuters - An alternative front-end to Reuters.com. It is intended to be lightweight and fast, and was heavily inspired by Nitter Official instance: https://boxcat.site Shazam # SongRec - Open-source Shazam client for Linux, written in Rust. Spotify # Downtify - Open source Spotify ripper. Self Hosted. Kotify - Requires Spotify Account - Multiplatform desktop client for Spotify focused on library organization for power users. Relies on official Spotify client for playback Librespot - Requires Spotify Premium Account - librespot is an open source client library for Spotify. It enables applications to use Spotify\u0026rsquo;s service to control and play music via various backends, and to act as a Spotify Connect receiver. It is an alternative to the official and now deprecated closed-source libspotify. Additionally, it will provide extra features which are not available in the official library Oggify - Download Spotify tracks to Ogg Vorbis (with a Spotify premium account), based on librespot psst - Fast and multi-platform Spotify client with native GUI Podcast MP3 Downloader - Download MP3 files of your favorite podcasts from Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts, and Overcast. Spot: Gtk/Rust native Spotify client for the GNOME desktop. Only works with premium accounts Spotiqueue - Minimalistic queue-oriented macOS-native client for Spotify, with Guile Scheme scriptability SpotDownloader - A simple web tool that allows you to download songs from Spotify. You can download a song either by entering a track, album, or playlist link. You can also download the entire album or playlist in ZIP format. It also adds all the metadata like cover image, artists, and release date in the downloaded songs. Show, Podcast, and Artist page links aren\u0026rsquo;t supported yet. Spotiflyer - Download free content from Youtube, Spotify, Sound Cloud and more Spotube: A lightweight and free Spotify crossplatform-client which handles playback manually, streams music using Youtube \u0026amp; no Spotify premium account is needed SpotX: Modified Spotify Client for Windows (Windows Only) - Blocking ads and updates for the desktop version of Spotify, disabling podcasts and more Telegram # Telegram-FOSS - Unofficial, FOSS-friendly fork of the original Telegram client for Android. TikTok # ProxiTok - Open source alternative frontend for TikTok made with PHP. Official instance: Pussthecat Instance Twitch # ElectronPlayer - Electron Based Web Video Services Player. Supports Netflix, Youtube, Twitch, Floatplane, Hulu and more streamlink-twitch-gui - Multi platform Twitch.tv browser for Streamlink Twire: Alternative and open source Twitch client for Android Xtra - Twitch player and browser for Android Twitter/X # Due to recent changes with the Twitter API Policy you may have mixed success with these.\nFritter - A free, open-source Twitter client for Android. Harpy - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Flutter/Dart. Nitter - Alternative Twitter front-end - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Official instance: nitter.net Public instances: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances Example: Troy Hunt on Twitter and Nitter Shitter - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Java. Tweet-app - Desktop Twitter client only for tweeting. Timeline never shows up. Tweeterr - A tool to use Twitter from the command line on the fly. Tweepy - Twitter for Python Twidere X - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built mostly with Kotlin, in early stage. YouTube # Alltube - Web GUI for youtube-dl AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. BlackHole - Android music player app for YouTube Music and Spotify made with Flutter CloudTube - Alternative front-end for Invidious Official instance: https://tube.cadence.moe Installation guide for self-hosting: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/tube-docs/tree/main/item/docs/cloudtube/Installing%20CloudTube.md FreeTube - Open source YouTube desktop player for privacy on Windows, Mac and Linux Invidious - Invidious is an alternative front-end to YouTube - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Home page: https://invidious.io Invidious instances (Github): https://github.com/iv-org/documentation/blob/master/Invidious-Instances.md Invidious instances API: https://api.invidious.io Installation guide for self-hosting: https://docs.invidious.io/Installation.md Invidious-viewer - Python application to watch YouTube videos through the Invidious API, in the terminal (requires MPV player and libmpv.so, provided by Linux distro) Invuedious - An alternative frontend for invidious built with vue.js Official instance: https://bocchilorenzo.github.io/invuedious/ LibreTube - Android frontend for YouTube, based on Piped minitube - Lightweight youtube client with a kid-friendly interface. Can make playlists from search keywords mps-youtube - Terminal based YouTube player and downloader. NewPipe - A libre lightweight streaming front-end for Android oleksis/youtube-dl-gui - Cross-platform front-end GUI of the popular youtube-dl written in wxPython OpenVideoDownloader aka jely2002/youtube-dl-gui - A cross-platform GUI for youtube-dl made in Electron and node.js Piped - An alternative privacy-friendly YouTube frontend which is efficient by design - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking Official instance: https://piped.kavin.rocks List of public instances: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped/wiki/Instances Installation guide for self-hosting: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Documentation/blob/main/content/docs/self-hosting/index.md pipe-viewer - A lightweight application (fork of straw-viewer) for searching and playing videos from YouTube. Plumber - Local and remote video trimmer, can trim parts of video without downloading whole video, utilizes youtube-dl, allows conversion to GIFs smtube - Stand-alone YouTube video player Website: https://www.smtube.org SMTube is part of SMPlayer SMPlayer website: https://www.smplayer.info SMPlayer repository: https://github.com/smplayer-dev/smplayer SmartTubeNext - SmartTubeNext is an advanced YouTube app for Android TVs and TV boxes, free and open source. It is not a live TV client and does not support \u0026ldquo;YouTube TV\u0026rdquo;. SkyTube - An open-source YouTube app for Android. Tartube - A GUI front-end for youtube-dl, partly based on youtube-dl-gui and written in Python 3 / Gtk 3 th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). TubeArchivist - A self hosted YouTube media server. TubeSync - TubeSync is a PVR (personal video recorder) for YouTube. It syncs YouTube channels and playlists to a locally hosted media server. ViewTube - An alternative front-end for YouTube, written in Vue.js, uses Plyr video player; supports SponsorBlock, multiple Invidious instances support, chapters Vividl - Modern Windows GUI for youtube-dl Youtube-dl - Command-line program to download videos from YouTube.com and other video sites Youtube-viewer - Lightweight YouTube client for Linux YouTube.js - Full-featured wrapper around the Innertube API, which is what YouTube itself uses uYouPlus - uYouPlus (uYou+) is an alternative YouTube app for Apple\u0026rsquo;s iOS and iPadOS. yattee - Alternative YouTube frontend for iOS, tvOS and macOS built with Invidious and Piped, supports sponsorblock yt-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously without forcing javascript (Fork of youtube-local) yt-dlp - A youtube-dl fork with additional features and fixes. ytcc - Command line tool to keep track of your favorite playlists on YouTube and many other places. Can import youtube subscriptions from Google Takeout and provide them as an RSS feed for your favorite reader. ytfzf - A POSIX script that helps you find Youtube videos (without API) and opens/downloads them using mpv/youtube-dl. ytmdl - A simple app to get songs from YouTube in mp3 format with artist name, album name etc from sources like iTunes, LastFM, Deezer, Gaana etc. ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. ytdl-gui - A simple-to-use, cross-platform graphical interface for youtube-dl youtube-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously and with greater page performance ytcast - Cast YouTube videos to your smart TV from the command line. This program does roughly the same thing as the \u0026ldquo;Play on TV\u0026rdquo; button that appears on the player bar when you visit youtube.com with Chrome or when you use the YouTube smartphone app YouTube Music # AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. "},{"id":8,"href":"/hacking/","title":"Hacking","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The truth is revealed by removing things that stand in its light, an art not unlike sculpture, in which the artist creates, not by building, but by hacking away.\u0026rdquo; - Alan Watts\nWelcome to the Hacking section of Liberty tools! Hacking should be used to increase your knowledge and harden your defenses. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAnonymity # BinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\nI2P - The Invisible Internet Project.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nNipe - Script to redirect all traffic from the machine to the Tor network.\nOnionScan - One of the Hacking Tools for investigating the Dark Web by finding operational security issues introduced by Tor hidden service operators.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nTor - Free software and onion routed overlay network that helps you defend against traffic analysis.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nBug Bounty Platforms # Bugcrowd List - List of many companies that provide bug bounties. CTF(Capture the flag) # Ctf-tools - Collection of setup scripts to install various security research tools easily and quickly deployable to new machines.\nPwntools - Rapid exploit development framework built for use in CTFs.\nRsaCtfTool - Decrypt data enciphered using weak RSA keys, and recover private keys from public keys using a variety of automated attacks.\nDDoS # HOIC - Updated version of Low Orbit Ion Cannon, has ‘boosters’ to get around common counter measures.\nJS LOIC - JavaScript in-browser version of LOIC.\nLOIC - Open source network stress tool for Windows.\nSlowLoris - DoS tool that uses low bandwidth on the attacking side.\nT50 - Faster network stress tool.\nUFONet - Abuses OSI layer 7 HTTP to create/manage ‘zombies’ and to conduct different attacks using; GET/POST, multithreading, proxies, origin spoofing methods, cache evasion techniques, etc.\nDefense Evasion # AntiVirus Evasion Tool (AVET) - Post-process exploits containing executable files targeted for Windows machines to avoid being recognized by antivirus software.\nHyperion - Runtime encryptor for 32-bit portable executables (“PE .exes”).\nPeCloak.py - Automates the process of hiding a malicious Windows executable from antivirus (AV) detection.\nPeCloakCapstone - Multi-platform fork of the peCloak.py automated malware antivirus evasion tool.\nUniByAv - Simple obfuscator that takes raw shellcode and generates Anti-Virus friendly executables by using a brute-forcable, 32-bit XOR key.\nVeil - Generate metasploit payloads that bypass common anti-virus solutions.\nDefcon Suggested Reading # Defcon Suggested Reading Email Spoofing # SpoofBox - Offers email, SMS, Phone spoofing and lots of other tools. Not a free service. Can also be used to look up phone numbers. Exploit Development # Exploit Writing Tutorials - Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nShellcode Examples - Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial - Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nFile Format Analysis # Hachoir - Python library to view and edit a binary stream as tree of fields and tools for metadata extraction.\nKaitai Struct - File formats and network protocols dissection language and web IDE, generating parsers in C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby.\nVeles - Binary data visualization and analysis tool.\nForensics # Autopsy - Full suite of open source forensics tools.\nCAINE - CAINE is Linux Live CD that contains a wealth of digital forensic tools. Features include a user-friendly GUI, semi-automated report creation and tools for Mobile Forensics, Network Forensics, Data Recovery and more.\nFTK Imager - Open Source Disk imaging tool.\nPaladin Forensic Suite - Live Ubuntu distro with lots of tools. Open source with free and paid versions.\nSIFT Workstation - The SIFT Workstation is a collection of free and open-source incident response and forensic tools designed to perform detailed digital forensic examinations in a variety of settings, all built inside an Ubuntu VM.\nSMART - Open source sampling of many proprietary forensics tools.\nGNU/Linux Utilities # Linux Exploit Suggester - Heuristic reporting on potentially viable exploits for a given GNU/Linux system. Hacking Focused OSINT # AQUATONE - Subdomain discovery tool utilizing various open sources producing a report that can be used as input to other tools.\nBinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\nDataSploit - OSINT visualizer utilizing Shodan, Censys, Clearbit, EmailHunter, FullContact, and Zoomeye behind the scenes.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\ngithub-dorks - CLI tool to scan Github repos/organizations for potential sensitive information leak.\nIntrigue - Automated OSINT \u0026amp; Attack Surface discovery framework with powerful API, UI and CLI.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nShodan - World’s first search engine for Internet-connected devices.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSn1per - One of the Hacking Tools for Automated Pentest Recon Scanner.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\nThreat Crowd - Search engine for threats.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nvcsmap - Plugin-based tool to scan public version control systems for sensitive information.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nHacking Conventions # 44Con - Annual Security Conference held in London.\nAppSecUSA - Annual conference organized by OWASP.\nBalCCon - Balkan Computer Congress, annually held in Novi Sad, Serbia.\nBlack Hat - Annual security conference in Las Vegas.\nBruCON - Annual security conference in Belgium.\nCarolinaCon - Infosec conference, held annually in North Carolina.\nCCC - Annual meeting of the international hacker scene in Germany.\nCHCon - Christchurch Hacker Con, Only South Island of New Zealand hacker con.\nDeepSec - Security Conference in Vienna, Austria.\nDefCamp - Largest Security Conference in Eastern Europe, held annually in Bucharest, Romania.\nDEF CON - Annual hacker convention in Las Vegas. Known for having a left wing bias.\nEkoparty - Largest Security Conference in Latin America, held annually in Buenos Aires, Argentina.\nFSec - FSec - Croatian Information Security Gathering in Varaždin, Croatia.\nHack3rCon - Annual US hacker conference.\nHack.lu - Annual conference held in Luxembourg.\nHackfest - Largest hacking conference in Canada.\nHITB - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nHacking In The Box - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nInfosecurity Europe - Europe’s number one information security event, held in London, UK.\nLayerOne - Annual US security conference held every spring in Los Angeles.\nNullcon - Annual conference in Delhi and Goa, India.\nPhreakNIC - Technology conference held annually in middle Tennessee.\nRSA Conference USA - Annual security conference in San Francisco, California, USA.\nShmooCon - Annual US East coast hacker convention.\nSkyDogCon - Technology conference in Nashville.\nSummerCon - One of the oldest hacker conventions, held during Summer.\nSwiss Cyber Storm - Annual security conference in Lucerne, Switzerland.\nThotCon - Annual US hacker conference held in Chicago.\nTroopers - Annual international IT Security event with workshops held in Heidelberg, Germany.\nVirus Bulletin Conference - Annual conference going to be held in Denver, USA for 2016.\nHash Cracking # BruteForce Wallet - Find the password of an encrypted wallet file (i.e. wallet.dat).\nCeWL - Generates custom wordlists by spidering a target’s website and collecting unique words.\nHashcat - Another One of the Hacking Tools The more fast hash cracker.\nJohn the Ripper - One of the best Hacking Tools for Fast password cracker.\nJWT Cracker - Simple HS256 JWT token brute force cracker.\nRar Crack - RAR bruteforce cracker.\nHex Editors # 0xED – Native macOS hex editor that supports plug-ins to display custom data types.\nFrhed – Binary file editor for Windows.\nHexEdit.js – Browser-based hex editing.\nHexinator – World’s finest (proprietary, commercial) Hex Editor.\nInformation Security Magazines # 2600: The Hacker Quarterly – American publication about technology and computer “underground.”\nPhrack Magazine – By far the longest running hacker zine.\nUnredacted Magazine - The official magazine from Michael Bazzell author of Extreme Privacy.\nLock Picking Resources # Awesome Lockpicking – Awesome guides, tools, and other resources about the security and compromise of locks, safes, and keys.\nBosnianbill – More lockpicking videos.\nSchuyler Towne channel – Lockpicking videos and security talks.\n/r/lockpicking – Resources for learning lockpicking, equipment recommendations.\nmacOS Utilities # Bella – Pure Python post-exploitation data mining and remote administration tool for macOS. Multi-paradigm Frameworks # Armitage – Java-based GUI front-end for the Metasploit Framework.\nExploitPack – Graphical tool for automating penetration tests that ships with many pre-packaged exploits.\nFaraday – Multiuser integrated pentesting environment for red teams performing cooperative penetration tests, security audits, and risk assessments.\nMetasploit – Post exploitation Hacking Tools for offensive security teams to help verify vulnerabilities and manage security assessments.\nPupy – Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android) remote administration and post-exploitation tool.\nNetwork Tools # BetterCAP – Modular, portable and easily extensible MITM framework.\nCloudFail – Unmask server IP addresses hidden behind Cloudflare by searching old database records and detecting misconfigured DNS.\nCrackMapExec – A swiss army knife for pentesting networks.\nDebookee – Simple and powerful network traffic analyzer for macOS.\nDET – Proof of concept to perform data exfiltration using either single or multiple channel(s) at the same time.\nDgcd – Simple Unix network utility to extend the accessibility of TCP/IP based network services beyond firewalls.\nDnsmap – One of the Hacking Tools for Passive DNS network mapper.\nDnsrecon – One of the Hacking Tools for DNS enumeration script.\nDnschef – Highly configurable DNS proxy for pentesters.\nDnsenum – Perl script that enumerates DNS information from a domain, attempts zone transfers, performs a brute force dictionary style attack, and then performs reverse look-ups on the results.\nDnstracer – Determines where a given DNS server gets its information from, and follows the chain of DNS servers.\nDNSDumpster – One of the Hacking Tools for Online DNS recon and search service.\nDshell – Network forensic analysis framework.\nDsniff – Collection of tools for network auditing and pentesting.\nDripcap – Caffeinated packet analyzer.\nEvilgrade – Modular framework to take advantage of poor upgrade implementations by injecting fake updates.\nEttercap – Comprehensive, mature suite for machine-in-the-middle attacks.\nImpacket – A collection of Python classes for working with network protocols.\nIntercepter-NG – Multifunctional network toolkit.\nMass Scan – Best Hacking Tools for TCP port scanner, spews SYN packets asynchronously, scanning entire Internet in under 5 minutes.\nMallory – HTTP/HTTPS proxy over SSH.\nMitmproxy – Interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy for penetration testers and software developers.\nMorpheus – Automated ettercap TCP/IP Hacking Tools.\nNetsniff-ng – Swiss army knife for network sniffing.\nNetwork-Tools.com – Website offering an interface to numerous basic network utilities like ping, traceroute, whois, and more.\nNmap – Free security scanner for network exploration \u0026amp; security audits.\nPassivedns – Network sniffer that logs all DNS server replies for use in a passive DNS setup.\nPassivedns-client – Library and query tool for querying several passive DNS providers.\nPig – One of the Hacking Tools for GNU/Linux packet crafting.\nPwnat – Punches holes in firewalls and NATs.\nPraeda – Automated multi-function printer data harvester for gathering usable data during security assessments.\nPrinter Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) – Tool for printer security testing capable of IP and USB connectivity, fuzzing, and exploitation of PostScript, PJL, and PCL printer language features.\nRoutersploit – Open source exploitation framework similar to Metasploit but dedicated to embedded devices.\nScanless – Utility for using websites to perform port scans on your behalf so as not to reveal your own IP.\nScapy – Python-based interactive packet manipulation program \u0026amp; library.\nSPARTA – Graphical interface offering scriptable, configurable access to existing network infrastructure scanning and enumeration tools.\nSSH MITM – Intercept SSH connections with a proxy; all plaintext passwords and sessions are logged to disk.\nTcpdump/libpcap – Common packet analyzer that runs under the command line.\nWireshark – Widely-used graphical, cross-platform network protocol analyzer.\nXRay – Network (sub)domain discovery and reconnaissance automation tool.\nZarp – Network attack tool centered around the exploitation of local networks.\nZmap – Open source network scanner that enables researchers to easily perform Internet-wide network studies.\nOperating Systems # Best Linux Penetration Testing Distributions @ CyberPunk – Description of main penetration testing distributions.\nCuckoo – Open source automated malware analysis system.\nComputer Aided Investigative Environment (CAINE) – Italian GNU/Linux live distribution created as a digital forensics project.\nCSILinux - CSI\u0026rsquo;s mission is to equip you with the most advanced tools in digital forensics, OSINT, and incident response.\nDigital Evidence \u0026amp; Forensics Toolkit (DEFT) – Live CD for forensic analysis runnable without tampering or corrupting connected devices where the boot process takes place.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nSecurity @ Distrowatch – Website dedicated to talking about, reviewing, and keeping up to date with open source operating systems.\nTails – Live OS aimed at preserving privacy and anonymity.\nPhysical Hacking Tools # Anof-cyber/APTRS - APTRS (Automated Penetration Testing Reporting System) is an automated reporting tool in Python and Django. The tool allows Penetration testers to create a report directly without using the Traditional Docx file. It also provides an approach to keeping track of the projects and vulnerabilities.\nCanarytokens.org - Canarytokens are a free, quick, painless way to help defenders discover they\u0026rsquo;ve been breached by having attackers announce themselves. These are digital honeypots you can configure on your own network.\nFlipperzero.one - Flipper Zero is a portable multi-tool for pentesters and geeks in a toy-like body. It loves hacking digital stuff, such as radio protocols, access control systems, hardware and more. It\u0026rsquo;s fully open-source and customizable, so you can extend it in whatever way you like. Check out more firmware options here\nHak5.org - Sells many hacking for wifi pentesting, hotplug attacks, implants, remote access field kits and more. Breakdown of multiple tools\nLAN Turtle – Covert “USB Ethernet Adapter” that provides remote access, network intelligence gathering, and MITM capabilities when installed in a local network.\nPoisontap – Siphons cookies, exposes internal (LAN-side) router and installs web backdoor on locked computers.\nUSB Rubber Ducky – Customizable keystroke injection attack platform masquerading as a USB thumbdrive.\nWiFi Pineapple – Wireless auditing and penetration testing platform.\nPenetration Testing Resources # Pentest Tools # Metasploit Unleashed - Free Offensive Security Metasploit course.\nMITRE’s Adversarial Tactics, Techniques \u0026amp; Common Knowledge (ATT\u0026amp;CK) – Curated knowledge base and model for cyber adversary behavior.\nOpen Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM) – Framework for providing test cases that result in verified facts on which to base decisions that impact an organization’s security.\nOpen Web Application Security Project (OWASP) – Worldwide not-for-profit charitable organization focused on improving the security of especially Web-based and Application-layer software.\nPenetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) – Documentation designed to provide a common language and scope for performing and reporting the results of a penetration test.\nPenetration Testing Framework (PTF) – Outline for performing penetration tests compiled as a general framework usable by vulnerability analysts and penetration testers alike.\nPENTEST-WIKI – Free online security knowledge library for pentesters and researchers.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nShellcode Examples – Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial – Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nXSS-Payloads – Ultimate resource for all things cross-site including payloads, tools, games and documentation.\nPenetration Testing Distributions # ArchStrike – Arch GNU/Linux repository for security professionals and enthusiasts.\nAttifyOS – GNU/Linux distribution focused on tools useful during Internet of Things (IoT) security assessments.\nBackBox – Ubuntu-based distribution for penetration tests and security assessments.\nBlackArch – Arch GNU/Linux-based distribution with best Hacking Tools for penetration testers and security researchers.\nFedora Security Lab – Provides a safe test environment to work on security auditing, forensics, system rescue and teaching security testing methodologies.\nKali – GNU/Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing Hacking Tools.\nNetwork Security Toolkit (NST) – Fedora-based bootable live operating system designed to provide easy access to best-of-breed open source network security applications.\nParrot – Distribution similar to Kali, with multiple architectures with 100 of Hacking Tools.\nPentoo – Security-focused live CD based on Gentoo.\nThe Pentesters Framework – Distro organized around the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES), providing a curated collection of utilities that eliminates often unused toolchains.\nDocker for Penetration Testing # docker pull kalilinux/kali-linux-docker docker pull owasp/zap2docker-stable docker pull wpscanteam/wpscan docker pull citizenstig/dvwa docker pull wpscanteam/vulnerablewordpress docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-6271 docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-0160 docker pull opendns/security-ninjas docker pull diogomonica/docker-bench-security docker pull ismisepaul/securityshepherd docker pull danmx/docker-owasp-webgoat docker-compose build \u0026amp;\u0026amp; docker-compose up docker pull citizenstig/nowasp docker pull bkimminich/juice-shop docker pull phocean/msf Penetration Testing Report Templates # Pentesting Report Template – lucideus.com template.\nPentesting Report Template – pcisecuritystandards.org template.\nPublic Pentesting Reports – Curated list of public penetration test reports released by several consulting firms and academic security groups.\nRansomware Recovery # Nomoreransom - Help detect what kind of ransomware encryption you’re affected by and free tools to unlock it, in many but not all cases. Reverse Engineering Tools # Binwalk – Fast, easy to use tool for analyzing, reverse engineering, and extracting firmware images.\nCapstone – Lightweight multi-platform, multi-architecture disassembly framework.\ndnSpy – One of the Hacking Tools to reverse engineer .NET assemblies.\nEvan’s Debugger – OllyDbg-like debugger for GNU/Linux.\nFrida – Dynamic instrumentation toolkit for developers, reverse-engineers, and security researchers.\nImmunity Debugger – Powerful way to write exploits and analyze malware.\nInteractive Disassembler (IDA Pro) – Proprietary multi-processor disassembler and debugger for Windows, GNU/Linux, or macOS; also has a free version, IDA Free.\nMedusa – Open source, cross-platform interactive disassembler.\nOllyDbg – x86 debugger for Windows binaries that emphasizes binary code analysis.\nPeda – Python Exploit Development Assistance for GDB.\nPlasma – Interactive disassembler for x86/ARM/MIPS. Generates indented pseudo-code with colored syntax code.\nPyREBox – Python scriptable Reverse Engineering sandbox by Cisco-Talos.\nRadare2 – Open source, crossplatform reverse engineering framework.\nrVMI – Debugger on steroids; inspect userspace processes, kernel drivers, and preboot environments in a single tool.\nVoltron – Extensible debugger UI toolkit written in Python.\nWDK/WinDbg – Windows Driver Kit and WinDbg.\nx64dbg – Open source x64/x32 debugger for windows.\nSecurity Courses # ARIZONA CYBER WARFARE RANGE – 24×7 live fire exercises for beginners through real world operations; capability for upward progression into the real world of cyber warfare.\nComputer Security Student – Many free tutorials, great for beginners, $10/mo membership unlocks all content.\nCTF Field Guide – Everything you need to win your next CTF competition.\nCybrary – Free courses in ethical hacking and advanced penetration testing. Advanced penetration testing courses are based on the book ‘Penetration Testing for Highly-Secured Environments’.\nEuropean Union Agency for Network and Information Security – ENISA Cyber Security Training material.\nOffensive Security Training – Training from BackTrack/Kali developers.\nOpen Security Training – Training material for computer security classes.\nSANS Security Training – Computer Security Training \u0026amp; Certification.\nSide-channel Tools # ChipWhisperer – Complete open-source toolchain for side-channel power analysis and glitching attacks. Social Engineering # Beelogger – Tool for generating keylooger.\nCatphish – Tool for phishing and corporate espionage written in Ruby.\nEvilginx – MITM attack framework used for phishing credentials and session cookies from any Web service.\nKing Phisher – One of the Hacking Tools for Phishing campaign toolkit used for creating and managing multiple simultaneous phishing attacks with custom email and server content.\nSocial Engineer Toolkit (SET) – Open source pentesting framework designed for social engineering featuring a number of custom attack vectors to make believable attacks quickly.\nSocial Engineering Framework – Information resource for social engineers.\nwifiphisher – Automated phishing attacks against WiFi networks.\nStatic Analyzers # Bandit – Security oriented static analyser for python code.\nBrakeman – Static analysis security vulnerability scanner for Ruby on Rails applications.\nCppcheck – Extensible C/C++ static analyzer focused on finding bugs.\nFindBugs – Free software static analyzer to look for bugs in Java code.\nSobelow – Security-focused static analysis for the Phoenix Framework.\nTransport Layer Security Tools # SSLyze – Fast and comprehensive TLS/SSL configuration analyzer to help identify security mis-configurations.\nTLS Prober – Fingerprint a server’s SSL/TLS implementation.\nTestssl.sh – Command line tool which checks a server’s service on any port for the support of TLS/SSL ciphers, protocols as well as some cryptographic flaws.\nTools, Lists, Tutorials etc. # AD Exploit guides - Detailed guide on methods to exploit Active Directory.\nAndroid Security – Collection of Android security-related resources.\nAppSec – Resources for learning about application security.\nAwesome Awesomness – The List of the Lists.\nC/C++ Programming – One of the main language for open source security tools.\nCTFs – Capture The Flag frameworks, libraries, etc.\nExploit Writing Tutorials – Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nForensics – Free (mostly open source) forensic analysis tools and resources.\nGB Hackers Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHackerone Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHacking – Tutorials, tools, and resources.\nHoneypots – Honeypots, tools, components, and more.\nInfoSec § Hacking challenges – Comprehensive directory of CTFs, wargames, hacking challenge websites, Penetration testing tools list practice lab exercises, and more.\nInfosec – Information security resources for pentesting, forensics, and more.\nJavaScript Programming – In-browser development and scripting.\nKali Linux Tools – List of Hacking tools present in Kali Linux.\nMalware Analysis – Tools and resources for analysts.\nNode.js Programming – Curated list of delightful Node.js packages and resources.\nPCAP Tools – Tools for processing network traffic.\nPenetration Testing Cheat Sheets – Awesome Pentest Cheat Sheets.\nPivoting and Tunneling Guide - Detailed guide on methods to exploit.\nPython Programming 1 – General Python programming.\nPython Programming 2 – General Python programming.\nPython tools for penetration testers – Lots of pentesting tools are written in Python.\nRuby Programming 1 – The de-facto language for writing exploits.\nRuby Programming 2 – The de-facto\nVirtual Machines Labs # CFTtime - Free capture the flag hacking games.\nMindMaps - Massive list of smaller sites that provide individual hacking challenges.\nPentesterlab - Free and paid Pentesting training with labs.\nSadcloud - Sadcloud is a tool for spinning up insecure AWS infrastructure with Terraform.\nVulnerability Hub - Free Virtual machines to hack, provided by the community.\nVulnmachines - A place to learn and improve penetration testing/ethical hacking skills for FREE. The labs consist of 100+ real world scenarios to practice the latest exploits and cutting edge hacking techniques.\nVulnerability Databases # Bugtraq (BID) – Software security bug identification database compiled from submissions to the SecurityFocus mailing list and other sources, operated by Symantec, Inc.\nCommon Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) – Dictionary of common names (i.e., CVE Identifiers) for publicly known security vulnerabilities.\nCXSecurity – Archive of published CVE and Bugtraq software vulnerabilities cross-referenced with a Google dork database for discovering the listed vulnerability.\nExploit-DB – Non-profit project hosting exploits for software vulnerabilities, provided as a public service by Offensive Security.\nFull-Disclosure – Public, vendor-neutral forum for detailed discussion of vulnerabilities, often publishes details before many other sources.\nInj3ct0r (Onion service) – Exploit marketplace and vulnerability information aggregator.\nMicrosoft Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Microsoft software.\nMicrosoft Security Bulletins – Announcements of security issues discovered in Microsoft software, published by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC).\nMozilla Foundation Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Mozilla software, including the Firefox Web Browser.\nNational Vulnerability Database (NVD) – United States government’s National Vulnerability Database provides additional meta-data (CPE, CVSS scoring) of the standard CVE List along with a fine-grained search engine.\nPacket Storm – Compendium of exploits, advisories, tools, and other security-related resources aggregated from across the industry.\nSecuriTeam – Independent source of software vulnerability information.\nUS-CERT Vulnerability Notes Database – Summaries, technical details, remediation information, and lists of vendors affected by software vulnerabilities, aggregated by the United States Computer Emergency Response Team (US-CERT).\nVulnerability Lab – Open forum for security advisories organized by category of exploit target.\nVulners – Security database of software vulnerabilities.\nZero Day Initiative – Bug bounty program with the publicly accessible archive of published security advisories, operated by TippingPoint.\nVulnerability Scanners # Nexpose – Commercial vulnerability and risk management assessment engine that integrates with Metasploit, sold by Rapid7.\nNessus – Commercial vulnerability management, configuration, and compliance assessment platform, sold by Tenable. Free for under 25 devices.\nOpenVAS – Free open source software implementation of the popular Nessus vulnerability assessment system.\nVuls – Agentless vulnerability scanner for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD, written in Go.\nWeb Exploitation # Autochrome – Easy to install a test browser with all the appropriate setting needed for web application testing with native Burp support, from NCCGroup.\nBlindElephant – Web application fingerprinter.\nBrowser Exploitation Framework (BeEF) – Command and control server for delivering exploits to commandeered Web browsers.\nBurp Suite – One of the Hacking Tools integrated platform for performing security testing of web applications.\nCommix – Automated all-in-one operating system command injection and exploitation tool.\nDVCS Ripper – Rip web accessible (distributed) version control systems: SVN/GIT/HG/BZR.\nEyeWitness – Tool to take screenshots of websites, provide some server header info, and identify default credentials if possible.\nFiddler – Free cross-platform web debugging proxy with user-friendly companion tools.\nFimap – Find, prepare, audit, exploit and even Google automatically for LFI/RFI bugs.\nFuzzDB – Dictionary of attack patterns and primitives for black-box application fault injection and resource discovery.\nGitTools – One of the Hacking Tools that Automatically find and download Web accessible .git repositories.\nKadabra – Automatic LFI exploiter and scanner.\nKadimus – LFI scan and exploit tool.\nLiffy – LFI exploitation tool.\nNoSQLmap – Automatic NoSQL injection and database takeover tool.\nOffensive Web Testing Framework (OWTF) – Python-based framework for pentesting Web applications based on the OWASP Testing Guide.\nSslstrip – One of the Hacking Tools Demonstration of the HTTPS stripping attacks.\nSslstrip2 – SSLStrip version to defeat HSTS.\nsqlmap – Automatic SQL injection and database takeover tool.\nTplmap – Automatic server-side template injection and Web server takeover Hacking Tools.\nVHostScan – A virtual host scanner that performs reverse lookups, can be used with pivot tools, detect catch-all scenarios, aliases and dynamic default pages.\nWeevely3 – Weaponized web shell.\nWebscreenshot – A simple script to take screenshots of list of websites.\nWhatWeb – Website fingerprinter.\nWappalyzer – Wappalyzer uncovers the technologies used on websites.\nwafw00f – Identifies and fingerprints Web Application Firewall (WAF) products.\nWordPress Exploit Framework – Ruby framework for developing and using modules which aid in the penetration testing of WordPress powered websites and systems.\nWPSploit – Exploit WordPress-powered websites with Metasploit.\nWeb Scanners # Arachni – Scriptable framework for evaluating the security of web applications.\nCms-explorer – Reveal the specific modules, plugins, components and themes that various websites powered by content management systems are running.\nNikto – Noisy but fast black box web server and web application vulnerability scanner.\nSecApps – In-browser web application security testing suite.\nWebReaver – Commercial, graphical web application vulnerability scanner designed for macOS.\nw3af – Hacking Tools for Web application attack and audit framework.\nWPScan – Hacking Tools of Black box WordPress vulnerability scanner.\nWapiti – Black box web application vulnerability scanner with built-in fuzzer.\nJoomscan – One of the best Hacking Tools for Joomla vulnerability scanner.\nACSTIS – Automated client-side template injection (sandbox escape/bypass) detection for AngularJS.\nWindows Utilities # Bloodhound – Graphical Active Directory trust relationship explorer.\nDeathStar – Python script that uses Empire’s RESTful API to automate gaining Domain Admin rights in Active Directory environments.\nEmpire – Pure PowerShell post-exploitation agent.\nFibratus – Tool for exploration and tracing of the Windows kernel.\nMagic Unicorn – Shellcode generator for numerous attack vectors, including Microsoft Office macros, PowerShell, HTML applications (HTA), or certutil (using fake certificates).\nMimikatz – Credentials extraction tool for Windows operating system.\nPowerSploit – PowerShell Post-Exploitation Framework.\nredsnarf – Post-exploitation tool for retrieving password hashes and credentials from Windows workstations, servers, and domain controllers.\nResponder – LLMNR, NBT-NS and MDNS poisoner.\nSysinternals Suite – The Sysinternals Troubleshooting Utilities.\nwePWNise – Generates architecture independent VBA code to be used in Office documents or templates and automates bypassing application control and exploit mitigation software.\nWindows Credentials Editor – Inspect logon sessions and add, change, list, and delete associated credentials, including Kerberos tickets.\nWindows Exploit Suggester – Detects potential missing patches on the target.\nWireless Network Hacking # Aircrack-ng – Set of Penetration testing \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list for auditing wireless networks.\nFluxion – Suite of automated social engineering based WPA attacks.\nKismet – Wireless network detector, sniffer, and IDS.\nReaver – Brute force attack against WiFi Protected Setup.\nWifite – Automated wireless attack tool.\n"},{"id":9,"href":"/health/","title":"Health","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Our food should be our medicine and our medicine should be our food.\u0026rdquo; - Hippocrates\nThe modern world is poisoning us. Big Ag, Big Pharma, social media, environmental pollution, EMFs are everywhere. Corporations and every level of our governments are complicit, and this trend doesnt seem to be slowing down. We need to take our health back into our own hands. By embracing traditional wisdom, and alternatives to mainstream health we can reclaim much of the health that modern society has been slowly destroying.\nReject modernity. Embrace Tradition.\nBioHacking Tools # AgelessBody - List of Biohacking tools and strategies\nAnyLuv Metal Glasses - Anyluv sells blue light blocking daytime and nighttime glasses with metal frames, so that you can minimize your light exposure without putting plastic on your face like most other blue light blocking glasses.\nBioHackerLabs Tools - Several different tools and resources. Net Carb Calc, Glucose Ketone Calc, Blood Sugar converter, Blue light testing.\nBluBlox - Cheaper Blue light blocking sunglasses\nBonCharge - Numerous products for sale. Include Blu light blocking, EMF Blocking, red light therapy etc. Products are bit pricey.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nEmr-Tek - Wide range of products. Inlcuding non plastic blue and yellow light blocking glasses. Iphone radiation blocking cases. Red light devices and more.\nOpal - App that blocks other apps. Social media can be addicting and can impact your productivity, but sometimes deleting it isn\u0026rsquo;t an option. Stop yourself from wasting time on social media during designated time frames with the Opal app.\nChips - Seed Oil Free # Seed oils are everywhere. New evidence shows that they are wildly toxic and heavily correlate with the increase in major chronic disease over the last 100 years. But Chips are also delicious so here\u0026rsquo;s a few options for seed oil free chips. Anti-Seed Oil Data\nBeefys Own - Beef tallow potato chips.\nMasa Chips - Organic nixtalized corn chips cooked in grassfed beef tallow. From the creators of the Shireapp. Accepts Bitcoin. Currently they are a bit pricey.\nRosies Chips - Beef tallow potato chips.\nSiete Foods - Family owned Mexican company that produces a wide range of seed oil free chips and other products. Primarily cooked in Avocado oil.\nClothing # Non Plastic, EMF Resistant and Grounded\nAll of these ideas may seem controversial to you. Here are some great resources to learn more about them. Grounding/Earthing , Microplastics , Guide on avoiding all plastics and toxic chemicals\nAJConsultingCompany - Non Plastic Alternatives\nBuffaloWoolCo - 100% buffalo/bison wool clothing.\nCottonique - GOTS Certified 100% Organic cotton products.\nEarth Runners - Earth Runners was created to rewild our lives in response to the typical modern domesticated lifestyle, which is causing numerous health, psychological and social issues. Grounded minimalist sandals.\nFindwool.com - Find 100% pure wool in your area.\nGrounded Shoes - Shoes that are discharged electricity from body via grounded shoes. Most(but not all) shoes are 100% leather and plastic free.\nHarvest and Mill - 100% organic cotton sheets, towels \u0026amp; more. 100% Sourced \u0026amp; Made in the USA.\nHemp Organic Life - Organic hemp products for all sorts of less common items such as: mattress covers, cushions, sleeping bags, soaps, socks, and even home and car seat covers.\nNatural Home - Natural home sells a wide mix of organic wool, cotton, linen, hemp furniture and much more.\nOddobody - 100% organic cotton underwear for woman.\nPeluva Shoes - Founded by liberty leaning nutrition expert Mark Sisson. Peluva aims to create shoes that allow you to move well in a more natural state.\nRawganique - Organic cotton, linen and Hemp clothing and accessories.\nRhizal Shoes - Grounded 100% leather shoes.\nThe Filtery - Aggregator for non plastic clothes and other household items.\nWoolshire - GOTS Certified 100% Organic locally sourced Cotton products. Organic sourcing is often not verified when it comes from other countries. At Woolshire it is verified.\nWyoming Based - American Wool company. Sells Beanies and Sweaters. Accepts Bitcoin. Manufactured in America. Anti-woke.\nCosmetics # Animal based and Non-Toxic\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Deodorant, Toothpaste, soap, etc\nCaptain Fishers - Balms and Hair serum using Tallow and other natural ingredients.\nClara And Fritz - Whipped tallow based sunscreen and other products\nDakota Tallow - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nFarrow.Life - Pork Lard based. Farrow is made in real time and in small batches to ensure super freshness and the highest quality.\nJKLM Farm - Small Batch Animal Fat Soap \u0026amp; Skincare Products. Includes bone marrow soap,bacon fat soap, hair paste and more.\nMeraki Blu - Meraki Blu and Tallow based supplements. Meraki Blu has been shown to help Energy, Focus, Short-Term and Long-Term Memory, Uplift Mood, Calm Anxiety, and be Anti-Aging focused.\nNoseToTail-BodyCare - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nVintage Tradition - Tallow Lip balms.\nWhite Oaks Home goods - White oaks also provides tallow and lard based cosmetics, candles etc.\nDental Health # Dental health has been an epidemic of malocclusion largely related the to quality of our food for thousands of years. This has led to mass issues with dental decay and improper facial development which leads to nasal breathing, which in turns leads to wisdom teeth problems and many other following health issues.Check out these resources to learn more: Weston A Price\u0026rsquo;s world wide study , Jaw Development , Breathing , General Dental Health\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Toothpaste and other products. Completely natural with no Fluoride.\nVanMan Shop - Toothpase made from eggshell and betonite clay. Shipped in glass containers. Offers other products as well.\nBite - Plastic free Vegan friendly toothpaste and other teeth related products, including bamboo tooth brushes and plastic free floss, all sold in non plastic containers.\nGreenzla - Bamboo plastic free tooth brushes.\nPlastic Free Dental Floss - Made from wheat instead of plastic for your flossing needs.\nMastique Chewing Gum - Often referred to as mastic gum, Mastique offers sugar free, seed oil and trans fat free Mastic gum for chewing to help build jaw strength and avoid jaw/wisdom teeth problems. Also comes with xylitol, coconut and natural mastic for extra teeth care. Doesn\u0026rsquo;t taste like regular gum, but ultimately its not bad tasting either.\nGreco Gum - Single ingredient mastic gum for increasing jaw strength. Made from resinous sap that seeps from the bark of the mastic tree (Pistacia lentiscus) and becomes crystallized.\nApolloGum - Single ingredient mastic gum with only a single ingredient. Offers a 21% discount if purchased in bitcoin.\nBiolight - A redlight device specifically for your mouth and teeth. Red light has shown tremendous health benefits across a wide spectrum. The Biolight can help to restore your oral microbiome. Company also provides many other redlight products.\nMewing App - An app from the creator of Mewing, that helps you do different mewing exercises designed to help strengthen your jaw with proper tongue posture, and help your face, jaw and teeth develop properly.\nEnvironmental Toxin Monitoring # Because Health - A nonprofit environmental health site that offers science-based tips and guides for buying safer cookware and dishes, uncontaminated foods, and nontoxic personal-care products—to help people live more healthfully.\nBreast Cancer Prevention Partners - An organization that provides information for reducing toxic exposures—in food packaging, cosmetics, and other everyday products—to protect people’s breast health and reproductive health.\nCHEM Trust - A website that offers terrific fact sheets about hazardous chemicals and their impacts on health, as well as news about chemical legislation in Europe (such as REACH).\nClearya - A browser plug-in and mobile app that help online shoppers make informed choices. Clearya automatically screens ingredient lists for chemicals of concern while shopping online, and assists in discovering safer alternatives. In parallel, the platform mines insights that serve environmental health scientists and advocacy groups.\nEnvironmental Defense Fund - A leading global nonprofit organization that promotes research related to preserving the health of both the environment and its populations, including humans.\nEnvironmental Health News - A publication of Environmental Health Sciences, a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental health issues, including climate change, the plastic pollution crisis, and harmful chemicals such as BPA.\nEnvironmental Working Group - A nonprofit dedicated to protecting human health and the environment. The group offers excellent Shopper’s Guides with scientifically based recommendations on choosing healthy consumer products (from cosmetics to cleaning products) and uncontaminated foods (including produce). The organization also offers a Healthy Living App with ratings of more than 120,000 food and personal-care products, to help consumers make the healthiest choices.\nMade Safe - A program that certifies safe brands of cosmetics, household products, apparel, bedding, and other products, after a rigorous screening and evaluation of ingredients and materials. Check out their new Healthy Pregnancy Guide.\nNational Resources Defense Council - An organization that works to safeguard the earth, including its air, water, people, plants, and animals, from pollution, chemicals, and other toxic effects.\nProgram on Reproductive Health and the Environment - Under the auspices of the University of California, San Francisco, this program offers valuable resources that can help minimize people’s exposure to reproductive toxins in everyday life.\nSafer Chemicals, Healthy Families - A coalition of organizations and businesses working to safeguard families from toxic chemicals in our homes, workplaces, schools, and in the products we use.\nSafer Made - An organization that invests in companies and technologies that eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals in consumer products and supply chains. Its newsletters highlight developments in phasing out certain chemicals and progress on other environmental issues.\nSilent Spring Institute - A scientific research organization dedicated to uncovering the links between environmental chemicals and human health. On the preventive front, the organization developed Detox Me, a free mobile app to help consumers reduce their exposure to toxic chemicals in their everyday surroundings.\nToxic Free Future - An organization that conducts original research on the complex science underlying different aspects of environmental health and advocates for the use of safer products, chemicals, and practices to ensure a healthier future.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFood Discovery Apps # Feed the People By the People - An organization dedicated to empowering farmers and ranchers across the country and cutting out middlemen to enable direct sales to customers. By decentralizing the food supply chain, they aim to put the power of food back in the hands of the people.\nGetRawMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area based off your zip code.\nGround Work Collective - Website that finds high quality farms and high quality soil.\nLabel Ferret - Label Ferret uses nutrition data from a variety of sources but nutrition data and ingredient labels change frequently so accuracy cannot be guaranteed. You can use this app to read ingredients and nutritional facts from a wide range of different products.\nLocal Fats: Website that that helps you find food providers that dont use seed oils. Includes locations all over the world. Locations are crowd sourced, so anyone can submit a new location they find.\nRealMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area.\nSeed Oil Rebellion - Website that provides education around seed oils and buying/food guides.\nSeed Oil Scout - App that helps you find restaurants and fast food providers that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App only works in IOS.\nSeed oil Free Restaurants - Website that lets you look up specific restaurants to see what oils they cook in and dont cook in.\nSeedy App - App that helps you find restaurants, fast food providers and products at grocery stores that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App is under construction. Old demo app only worked in IOS.\nShireapp - App that finds local high quality real foods. Includes multiple categories such as Seed oil free, regenerative, grass fed, organic, raw etc.\nHealth Funding Projects # Decentralized Health Fund - The Decentralized Health Fund looks to fund important but largely unprofitable research in regards to lesser known areas of health. The fund is working to collect and store money in BTC in order to give out grants to fund studies and projects around the dangers of EMF\u0026rsquo;s, the benefit of grounding, sunlight and other natural sources.\nNew Founding - New Founding is looking to raise funds to focus on \u0026ldquo;early-stage ventures where we can add exceptional value by leveraging our significant proprietary deal flow, our best-in-class intelligence of conservative consumer and institutional demand, and our connections within the right-wing ecosystem.\u0026rdquo; ‍\nHealthcare Alternative # Chronic Illness Recovery - An institute that focuses on healing from long term health issues caused by systemic inflammation and other modern causes.\nCrowdhealth - CrowdHealth is not an insurance company, but a platform \u0026amp; community that empowers you with a crowdfunding tool and a wealth of resources to efficiently manage your health care costs.\nCurehunter - Free service that catalogs most medical conditions and potential treatments. CureHunter is a fully integrated scientific search, data retrieval and analysis engine on the web that can read the entire US National Library of Medicine Medline Archive and automatically extract and quantify the evidence for successful clinical outcomes of all known drugs for all known human diseases.\nDPC Network - Find Direct Primary care Doctors near you.\nDpcare - Direct Primary Care (DPC) is an innovative alternative payment model improving access to high functioning healthcare with a simple, flat, affordable membership fee. No fee-for-service payments. No third party billing. The defining element of DPC is an enduring and trusting relationship between a patient and his or her primary care provider.\nDruglike - Druglike is a platform for democratizing the access, costs, and rewards of early-stage drug discovery. Druglike is building a decentralized computing network which provides resources for anyone looking to start or contribute to early-stage drug discovery projects. Unlike competitors, Druglike will be web-based and completely free to use.\nFree Market Medical Association - Free Market Medical Association helps find Market alternatives to healthcare, co-founded by the CEO of Oklahoma Surgery Center.\nOklahoma Surgery Center - Free Market for Surgery with full price transparency.\nRevero.com - Program that aims to evaluate and measure health metrics to get down to the real causes of your health issues, while using a nutritional and holistic approach.\nTrue Med - True Med helps facilitate acceptance of HSA and FSA money for individuals and companies. This can be used by or for any company that promotes better diet, exercise or other alternative forms of health.\nTWC.Health - Alternative healthcare to the mainstream pharma system. Also sells supplements. Co-founded by Dr. Peter McCullough.\nHigh Quality Meat # Organic, Grass Fed, Regenerative and Seed Oil Free Food\nAUPA Bar - The Chad of energy bars. High quality meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit. AUPA gives discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. Save an additional 5% with code word \u0026ldquo;liberty\u0026rdquo;\nEpic Provisions - One of the best and most convenient ways to access high quality meat in convenient packaging.\nForce of Nature - Another fantastic option for regenerative meat. Including Beef, Bison, Chicken, Elk, Venison, Wild Boar and more. Force of Nature is also unique in selling \u0026ldquo;Ancestral Blends\u0026rdquo; ground meat mixed with small amounts of organ meats for delicious ways to eat highly nutritious organ meats.\nJoyce-Farms - Another great regenerative source of meat. Provides a wide range of poultry, sausages and jerkies.\nMauinui Venison - Regenerative/sustainable raised deer. Axis deer are an invasive species in Maui and need to be kept in check to preserve the water and local plants/farms as there are no natural predators for the deer on Maui. Slightly pricey.\nMeatrition - A massive database in defense of all things Meat.\nNose to Tail - Regenerative and pastured raise meat, specifically focused on producing the best low PUFA raised mono-gastric animals like Chicken and Pork. Also sells Lamb.\nWhite Oak Pastures - One of the most respected regenerative farms around, practicing their idea of \u0026ldquo;radically traditionally farming\u0026rdquo;. White oaks sells several different kinds of meat, including, Duck, Goose, Guinea, Rabbit, Goat etc. White Oak has really pioneered the regenerative model and proofed its effective with a peer reviewed study\nWild Idea Buffalo - Another great option. Focuses primarily on buffalo but has several other great offers. Bison are only slaughtered in the field, never in a slaughterhouse.\nMedical Drugs Resellers # Buy medical drugs from third parties that may be in limited supply.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinal. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nContraband Cures - A list of alternative style medicines for several different conditions.\nContingency Medical - Emergency Antibiotic Kits, for Home or on the Go. Stay protected against Nausea, Vomiting, Strep Throat, UTIs, Diarrhea, Ear Infections, Sinusitis and more.\nDuration Health - The portable emergency room — Peace of mind for off-grid living and travel. Their doctors prescribe you life-saving medications before you need them. They ship them to you before your next adventure. Treat urgent medical issues anywhere — without finding a doctor or pharmacy.\nJase Medical - Emergency meds and Prescription drugs.\nMountain Rose Herbs - One of the best sources of organic herbs and alternative medicines.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nPurely Prepared Patriot - American company that sells Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and Fenbendazole.\nOSINT- Health and the Environment # Antennasearch.com - Track 5g Towers in your area.\nClimateViewerMaps - Track Real Time data of climate weather across the world including rainfall and UN Tracking of weather Modification projects.\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nSupplement Testing and Rankings # Consumerlab - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nLabdoor - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nVaccine and Medical Info # Just the Inserts - Just the Inserts is a collection of all vaccine and other medication related info from the official source. While much of this information is public, it is often obfuscated and difficult to find. Just the Inserts bring all of the safety related data to one convient place for you to check on what the actual side affects of vaccines and other medications are. "},{"id":10,"href":"/job-boards/","title":"Job Boards","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.\u0026rdquo; - Confucius\nWhy work for a company you hate? If you believe in liberty many of these companies hate you. Stop wasting your talents and your energy on them, and find something that advances your values.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale. Jobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin. Latium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase. Publish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens. Liberty and Crypto Related Job Boards # AnonFriendly - Don\u0026rsquo;t doxx yourself for work. Job boards for Anonymous workers. Bankless.Pallet - The best jobs in crypto and DeFi, curated by Bankless, for the Bankless Nation. New technical and non-technical job posts every week. BitcoinerJobs - Bitcoiner Jobs is the leading career site helping to build the emerging Bitcoin industry and the careers of Bitcoiners within it. Publicsq - Non-woke and conservative leaning job board. Talent Market - Talent Market’s mission is to promote liberty by providing talent for critical roles within the free-market nonprofit sector. Provide Free consulting for liberty focused non profits. No-Jab Job Boards # Based.Pro - Formerly \u0026ldquo;NoVaxMandate.org\u0026rdquo; Based.Pro has pivoted from its vax focus to help you connect with professionals, companies and institutions who share your values. Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types. Redballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or covid nonsense. Unjected - Dating board for people who have not had any of the Covid-19 Vaccines. Vaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status. "},{"id":11,"href":"/metrics/","title":"Metrics","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Freedom and Anti Freedom Metrics # “Just as Soviet managers responded by producing shoddy goods that met the numerical targets set by their overlords, so do schools, police forces, and businesses find ways of fulfilling quotas with shoddy goods of their own.” ― Jerry Z. Muller\nIn order to better understand the broader picture, data collection becomes essential. Data collection can be used to paint whatever narrative its collectors want. We must be aware of the actual data in order to interrupt the truth as it is, and not what politics wants it to be. Here are a list of metrics tracking different statistics directly related to rising tyranny in our world.\nAtlantic Council CBDCTracker - Tracks Country progress of (CBDC)Central Bank Digital Currency Implementation and testing\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nCDBC Tracker - A project by the Human Rights Foundation to track CDBC development worldwide.\nCriticalrace.org Track CRT and other forms of Wokeness in schools. Tracks Colleges and K-12. Tracks many of the specific actions taken at every school.\nDefendingEd - Tracking DEI/Wokism in Schools.\nDigital Sovereignty Index - The DSI is a simple metric to illustrate how much locally hosted applications are used across the measured countries. It represents the relative amount of deployments of self-hosted productivity \u0026amp; collaboration tools per 100K citizens, compared to other countries.\nFreedomHouse.org - Freedom Metric across the world, does not Track Covid.\nFreedominthe50states.org - Tracks the most Free US states in regards to a wide set of metrics, does not track covid freedoms. Provided by the Cato institute.\nFungibility-Graveyard - List of People who have been exposed and prosecuted for or while using Bitcoin due to lack of privacy\nHeritage World Freedom Index - Economic Freedom across the world\nICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nRootshq - Website that tracks different liberty groups and associations across America\nShadowstats - Tracks true levels of economics in America, Money supply, Inflation, GDP etc…\nUSDebtclock - Real time National Debt Counter.\nWashingtonPost Police Shooting DB - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states.\nWokeWagon - Tracks woke political appointees in government\nWorld Press Freedoms - Ranking of all countries in the world by freest to least free press.\n"},{"id":12,"href":"/money/","title":"Money","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" If you don’t believe it or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try and convince you. I am sorry. - Satoshi Nakamoto\nCrypto Currency, The greatest tool we have.\nFinancial privacy is largely being wiped away across the world, while governments simultaneously destroy the value of our currencies through inflation and sanctions. With the invention of Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto gave us what is probably the single greatest tool for freedom in the history of the world. With decentralized crypto currency we have the ability to fix our money and fix the world. While some people believe that all non bitcoin crypto currencies are a scam we do not agree. We believe in competition for all freedom tech. Bitcoin isn\u0026rsquo;t perfect and shouldn\u0026rsquo;t be treated as a religion. The best counterpoint to bitcoins imperfection is its inherent lack of privacy and its current difficulty with scaling. Monero provides the best and simplest use case for privacy and is a great alternative to bitcoin. Likewise we believe that other crypto projects may have real utility in pursuing freedom. That being said the crypto industry is absolutely saturated with scams and grifters. As always do your own research and invest carefully. Hold your own keys and continue your journey to being financially sovereign.\nAcquire Crypto # Atomic Swaps # Atomic Swaps are the future of Crypto Currency trading. Completely custody-less, heavily private, and generally uncensorable. Still very much in development. Learn more here.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nBasic Swap Dex - Atomic Swap DEX. No added fees. Installed locally. Currently in BETA.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nLiquiality - Atomic Swaps across multiple coins.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nUnstoppapleSwaps - Atomic Swap from BTC to Monero.\nDecentralized Exchanges # Decentralization is a spectrum. Many decentralized exchanges aren\u0026rsquo;t nearly as decentralized as they claim to be, but usually they are far more distributed than any centralized exchanges.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nFiat On Ramps (P2P) # Bisq - Buy and sell bitcoin for fiat (or other cryptocurrencies) privately and securely using Bisq\u0026rsquo;s peer-to-peer network and open-source desktop software. Bisq allows you to purchase your bitcoin using P2P Zelle transactions. No registration required.\nHodl Hodl - Anonymous P2P deals on your terms. Trade globally. Using any payment system. For any fiat currency. Bitcoin only. No registration required.\nLocal Monero - Local Monero makes it easy for you to connect with real people in the real world to buy and sell Monero with no KYC. Announced in May 2024 that they would be shutting down. No reason given, but this is likely due to regulatory pressure against other platforms like Samurai and Tornado cash.\nPeach Bitcoin - Peach allows users to purchase BTC in many different national currencies all P2P without KYC. Not currently available in the US.\nRetoSwap - Like Bisq but for Monero. Installed locally, it uses Monero and Tor for high level privacy.\nXMRGlobal - A monero focused p2p exchange for purchasing cryptocurrency via Zelle, ACH cash etc.\nNon-Custodial exchanges # Most exchanges are custodial, meaning you are required to leave crypto on their platform if you want to trade, or you purchase and they will hold on to it initially. Non-custodial exchanges will send your trades and purchases directly to wallets of your choosing.\nChangenow - Reliable non KYC exchange.\nChangelly - Not recommended at this time. Changelly does not require KYC for smaller transactions but they will sometimes implement KYC mid trade, forcing to KYC or lose your funds.\nCryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nEvonax - Established in 2016,Evonax operates as a non-custodial instant cryptocurrency exchange, ensuring that users’ funds are never held within the platform. Serving as an intermediary between cryptocurrencies and users, Evonax provides access to a diverse range of digital assets including Monero (XMR).\nFixedFloat - Good rates for crypto exchanges, does not currently allow US customer IP addresses. Does not require KYC.\nGodex.io - This exchange is a dependable tool for immediate conversions. It supports the conversion of over 300 cryptocurrencies into Monero, without any KYC requirements and it works in both directions, offering great flexibility.\nHoudini Swap - Privacy focused non custodial exchange.\nKYC vs No KYC list - A list of P2P Trading Platforms (i.e. P2P exchanges) for trading Bitcoin. Common payment methods include bank transfer, cash deposited in the seller\u0026rsquo;s bank account, in-person cash (face-to-face) trades as well as payment networks such as Zelle, Alipay, even Cash App and PayPal, for example. Some of these payment methods are more private than others. Typically, face-to-face, cash-by-mail, and US Postal Money Orders are among the most private methods available.\nKYCNotMe - Website that Tracks exchanges that don\u0026rsquo;t use KYC.\nMexc - Crypto trades without KYC. Currently blocked for US based IP addresses.\nNO KYC Only - Education on avoiding KYC and why its problematic.\nOrangeFren - Check many KYC-free services and find the one with the best offer for a wide variety of coins.\nSimpleSwap - Exchange multiple tokens without giving up custody. Requires an account. Offers cash back in their own token.\nSideShift - Shift between different layer 2 tokens. Includes tokens on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Polygoin.\nStealthEx - StealthEX is a non-custodial cryptocurrency exchange service that accepts Monero (XMR). The platform does not require users to create an account or share personal information. Additionally, funds are not stored on StealthEX; exchanges are conducted directly between wallets. At StealthEX, there are no upper limits for your exchanges — you can exchange any amount you desire. When it comes to minimum amounts, you only need to ensure you have enough to cover the network fees.\nSwapSwop - SwapSwop is an instant anonymous crypto exchange with a high level of security from SSL certificates on internal services to a multi-stage exchange procedure, which guarantees the safety of your assets and quick exchange for the desired cryptocurrency.\nTrocador - Privacy focused front end to push your transactions through non KYC exchanges.\nBusiness Directories # AirBTC - AirBNB for Bitcoiners.\nAgoristAcers - Purchase Seeds with Monero.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nAutoCoinCar - Purchase Luxury cars with Crypto - (UK Only).\nBeef Initiative - Purchase Regenerative/Grass fed beef with Crypto.\nBitcoin-P2P Marketplace - BTC sales.\nBitcoin-RealEstate - Purchase Real estate with crypto.\nBitcoin-only - The Ultimate guide to all things Bitcoin.\nBitcoin-only.com - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nBitejo - Massive List of companies that accept Monero and Bitcoin - Is now XMRBazzar.\nCarCoinMarket - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCompTIA Vouchers - CompTIA certs for Btc.\nCryptoCars - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCryptwerk - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nDirectory.BTCPayserver - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nGrowingSpaces - Buy Greenhouses with BTC.\nMonerica - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nMoneromarket - XMR trading platform with escrow. Start selling and buying today.\nOatManFarms - Purchase Oats for BTC.\nShopinBit - Purchase all sorts of items in BTC, only ships to UK currently.\nXMR Bazzar - A p2p shopping center for buying and selling services and goods in Monero. Built by Douglas Tumen, founder and host of the Monero Talk podcast.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale.\nJobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin.\nLatium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase.\nPublish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens.\nDAO and DEFI Tools # ApeBoard - Cross chain crypto monitoring Dashboard.\nCoin - Crypto portfolio account and crypto news aggregator.\nCow.fi - CoW Protocol finds the lowest price for your trade across all exchanges and aggregators, such as Uniswap and 1inch – and protects you from MEV, unlike the others.\nDAOStack - Project that helps you streamline the creation of your own DAO.\nDefiSafety - DEFI Security ratings.\nDefillama - The ultimate tracker for all things DEFI. Track Yield, transparency, NFTs, Stables, Hacks etc.\nDapps.com - Dapp rankings via marketcap.\nDextools - Cross Chain Defi and Cefi Dashboard.\nGhostfol - Multichain Dashboard, includes traditional stocks and ETF’s as well.\nHedgehog - Centralized Exchange Dashboard Management.\nRailgun - RAILGUN is a smart contract system that enables Zero-Knowledge Privacy for any on-chain dApp.\nRotki - An open source portfolio tracker, accounting and analytics tool that protects your privacy. Can be self hosted.\nTornado Cash - DO NOT USE IF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. Tornado cash is an Ethereum based coinjoin mixer that can be used to gain privacy on Ethereum. In August 2022 Tornado Cash was blacked listed by the US government and added to the OFAC list. While the front end website is no longer running you can still interact with the smart contract(this is by design). If you are a US citizen you risk criminal penalties for doing so. Alex Pertsev, was sentenced to five years in prison for his work on development of Tornado cash. It\u0026rsquo;s important to note that despite the shutdown by the US government, the Tornado Cash smart contract is still up and running, and is more less unstoppable as long as the Ethereum network continues to run. If you would like to support the legal defence fund you can so by checking out Justice DAO.\nDecentralized Nodes # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Avalanche and more.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nHandshake - Decentralized DNS. Handshake is an experiment on collaborating to create a decentralized network which results in a global allocation of names. Think of the handles or usernames you use on services such as social networks, and domain names identifying the URL for websites. Nearly all of these services were provided by trusted third parties which prevent the web from truly being decentralized. Handshake provides a means, including key management and server/service authentication, for decentralized web services to experiment.\nMonero Nodo - A full, unpruned, and dedicated hardware node comes equipped with Tor and I2P support, ensuring maximum privacy and security for your transactions. Manage your wallets effortlessly through the LWS Admin panel and enjoy the convenience of our built-in block explorer. The 5.5″ touchscreen allows you to control your node directly from the device, or you can access it from the web for added flexibility and full block explorer functionality. Mine Monero using P2Pool. Contribute to your privacy by running your own personal node while contributing to the Monero network.\nMyNodeBTC - Run Bitcoin nodes and lots of other Bitcoin applications, includes wallets, BTCPay Server, Lightning tools and Whirlpool and other privacy tools.\nPibode-XMR - Small Raspberry pi focused distro for Monero mining.\nPktCash - PKT is an ecosystem of apps that decentralize access to the internet. The mission is to get the next billion people online.\nThreefold - Decentralized Autonomous Internet Infrastructure. ThreeFold is a globally-distributed grid of storage, compute, and network capacity, acting as “no middleman” Internet resources between independent capacity providers and users.\nEducation and certifications # C4/Crypto Consortium - Offers certifications for BTC, Eth and crypto best practices.\nBlockchain-Council.org - Blockchain Council embraces Blockchain, AI, and Web3 with a range of certifications and training.\nChainalysis Certifications - The Chainalysis Cryptocurrency Fundamentals Certification (CCFC) credential is designed for those new to cryptocurrency. Whether you’re starting out on a career focused on crypto, or are coming across bitcoin as you run investigations, onboard new businesses or formulate cryptocurrency compliance policies, this is the place to begin.\nFund Raising # Giveth - Giveth is building a new way forward with its zero-fee, community-driven donation platform - leveraging the power of blockchain technology to connect on-the-ground projects with regenerative funding opportunities.\nGeyser.fund - Geyser is a bitcoin-native crowdfunding platform where you can fund project ideas with the support from global communities.\nHeo.Finance - Decentralized crowdfunding without borders. Help Each Other (HEO) is the first decentralized stablecoin-based crowdfunding platform that removes geographical and political limitations from fundraising. HEO platform is already live on Binance Smart Chain, Celo, Aurora, and Ethereum mainnets.\nKuno Media - Monero based crowd funding.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow institute works to help fund privacy and anti surveillance tech.\nOpen Sats - Open Sats Initiative, Inc. (EIN 85-2722249) is a 501(c)(3) public charity which aims to fund Bitcoin-related free and open-source projects and associated education and research initiatives. Open Sats focuses on no strings attached Bitcoin(only) and freedom tech donations.\nStacks.org - The mission of the Stacks project is to enable a better internet through decentralized apps. To do it, they’re expanding the Bitcoin economy and enabling more functionality as a Bitcoin layer.\nTen31 - Ten31 is the leading bitcoin-focused investor and partner of choice to companies building technology and infrastructure for the bitcoin ecosystem, as well as complementary freedom-oriented technologies including open source software, AI and nostr.\nMerchant Services # Align Pay - AlignPay never picks sides on any issue and is proud to facilitate a welcoming place where people, organizations, campaigns, and merchants can interact in a healthy, open, and legal way.\nParallel Economy - Censorship-Resistant payment processing backed by Conservative Commentator Dan Bongino.\nRevere Payments - A Christian merchant services provider that offers a wide range of solutions for businesses in a variety of industries, including e-commerce, retail, restaurant, firearms, religious, political, CBD, and non-profit. We’re using the same innovative technology as our parent company, Metrics Global, to bring seamless, secure online payments to any industry.\nSecond Amendment Processing - 2nd Amendment processing helps you protect yourself and your business from being censored for your political views or other forms of wrong think.\nOsint for Crypto # AMLBot - Founded in 2019, AMLBot Online assessment of crypto addresses and transactions, founded in 2019 by a team of RegTech specialists in accordance with FATF international recommendations. Offers both free and non-free services.\nClarks Dashboard - A comprehensive list of all BTC Data. Includes Block times, price data, Side chain data, mining etc.\nDeveloperReports - Tracks the current amount of developers on Crypto projects.\nMonero Garden - A complete introduction and walkthrough on all the technical specifics of Monero.\nMonero Inflation - Tracks potential inflation or flaws in the Monero Protocol. Due to Monero\u0026rsquo;s privacy proper auditing can be difficult.\nMonero Observer - News aggregator for all things monero.\nMoneroj.net - Tracks the Monero mining hash rate across all miners.\nMonero.Eco - Graphical interface for the entire Monero Ecosystem.\nMiningPoolStats - Track all data across mining pools for all sorts of crypto projects. Organized primarily by what type of hash algorithm each blockchain uses.\n[Monerowatch](https://monerowat.ch - A monero blockchain explorer. While Monero doesnt have a tradational blockchain explorer we can track block times and size. Along with hash rate and other useful metrics.\nOXT.me - OXT is a tool designed for Exploratory Blockchain Analysis of the bitcoin ledger. OXT is the \u0026lsquo;Other exploration Tool\u0026rsquo; and it should become the \u0026lsquo;Open eXploration Tool\u0026rsquo; in the future.\nStable Pulse - Get a clear, accurate, minimally filtered view of the stablecoin ecosystem.\nThe Monero Moon - The ultimate newsletter for all things Monero.\nTheGraph.com - Crypto Database API Tools.\nTimechainstats.com - BTC Chain API data.\nTrack Bitcoin Nodes - Tracks total Bitcoin nodes.\nTrack Bitcoin Treasuries - Tracks the public Bitcoin Wallets of major corporations and governments.\nTrack Ethereum Nodes - Tracks total Ethereum nodes.\nDefi Lama StablecoinData - Stable coin data across chains.\nPrivacy Software # Bokuto Monero Node - Open source fork of Ronin Dojo’s Bakuto project that allows for a full node Monero wallet.\nBorder Wallets - Border Wallets is a website that helps you strategize on how best to memorize your wallet seed phrase. This can be useful if you need to cross a border, or have a particularly high threat model.\nGupax - Gupax is a GUI for mining Monero on P2Pool using XMRig.\nJam - Jam is a graphical user interface for JoinMarket, and while obviously related, is a separate project developed by a separate set of people.\nJoinMarket-Org - JoinMarket is software to create a special kind of bitcoin transaction called a CoinJoin transaction. Its aim is to improve the confidentiality and privacy of bitcoin transactions. With the shutdown of Samurai wallet, and the withdrawal of the not recommended service Wasabi from the US, Join Market is now one of the only privacy tools for Bitcoin.\nPinode - Monero OS for running full Monero Nodes on Pi’s, Rockpros and Odroids.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nSilent Payments - Silent Payments make receiving Bitcoin easier than ever while preserving your privacy. Silent Payments allow you to create a single, static address to share with friends, use for donations, or post for tips without sacrificing privacy. When someone wants to send you a payment, they use the unique public key that is a part of your Silent Payment address, combine it with the public keys of the outputs they want to send and generate a unique, one-time address that looks on-chain just like any other Taproot address.\nXMRVSBeast - P2Pool Bonus Hash Rate Raffle for people providing Monero Hash.\nSocial Media # Coinpayments.net - Purchase Social media followers with Monero.\nEchoIn - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here.\nFountain - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nMinds - Minds is an open-source social networking service that promotes free speech, privacy, and transparency.\nOshi - Oshi is a powerful marketing and rewards platform built to replace stars, punch cards, and coffee points with something that people really want - Bitcoin.\nOrange Pill App - Bitcoin dating and friend finder.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.ps://www.minds.com/) - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nSpeculative Projects # DarkFi - DarkFi is a new Layer 1 blockchain, designed with anonymity at the forefront. It offers flexible private primitives that can be wielded to create any kind of application. DarkFi aims to make anonymous engineering highly accessible to developers. Backed by noted Crypto Anarchist Amir Taaki.\nFedimints - While still largely theoretical, Fediments is based off the original 1980\u0026rsquo;s concept of Chaumian Ecash, that would essentially provide federated mints built on top of Bitcoin, with high levels of privacy. Two implementations of this concept are Cashu and Umint. These are still in active development. One potential problem with this is legal pressure due to potential classification of these services as unlicensed money transmitters, much like how Samurai Wallet and potentially custodial lightning services are being targeted.\nFreedom Dollar - Freedom Dollar is a private, censorship-resistant stablecoin protocol built on Zano. Stable coins are a useful but sometimes risky project, as they are supposed to maintain their price point with a fiat asset like the dollar.\nHaveno - Haveno aims to be a crypto on ramp much like Bisq that uses Monero instead of Bitcoin as the base payment option. Haveno will utilize TOR and p2p trades, while never taking custody of your funds.\nPirate Chain - Launched in 2018 with the primary goal of being the most private and secure digital currency, Pirate Chain strives to protect the financial privacy of every user in the world. Pirate Chain achieves this by employing the strongest and most acclaimed privacy protocol in the industry, and couples this with an unassailable strategy implementation. Pirate vs Monero Breakdown\nSerai DEX - Largely created in response to Thorchain\u0026rsquo;s choice to not integrate Monero, the Serai Dex works much like the Thorchain DEX, providing coin trading between different native coins using liquidity pools funded by users for small rewards.\nZano - An ambitious project that offers the privacy of Monero for regular transactions, including all projects built ontop of its network. Additionally offers alias addresses so you can associate a wallet address with a name, much like how DNS works for IP addresses. Offers escrow services and Iconic swaps as an alternative to Atomic Swaps. Also allows for building dApps on chain as well.\nSpending Options # Bill Pay # Bitrefill Credit Card Service - Service to pay off Credit Card for multiple providers. Requires KYC. Currently disabled for Americans, but hopefully will be returning. This service does require KYC, but they do offer other services that do not.\nDoctorSim - Top up or recharge any prepaid phone in over 200 countries instantly and securely with doctorSIM.\nSpritz.Finance - Focuses on bill pay, secured payments, automated payments etc. Uses Web 3. Requires an account. Currently in closed Beta.\nCredit Cards # 2Fiat - A new platform that lets you instantly convert Bitcoin, Monero, USDT or any crypto to fiat and make purchases online or in store.\nAbine - An alternative credit card masking service. Abine has similar features, virtual cards up to 500$ for individual vendors. But Abine also offers other privacy services like phone masking, email masking and more. Abine does not have a free tier unlike privacy.com.\nBitpay - Preloaded Bitpay card that lets you spend your Bitcoin.\nDashDirect - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including DASH. Dash Direct phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with DASH for discounts from hundreds of vendors. No KYC Required.\nDoNotPay - DoNotPay is a consumer rights company that helps you fight corporations and beat bureaucracy. They offer a wide range of services, including bill pay, credit card management, and more.\nEzzocard - Anon cards can be purchased via crypto. Charges a decent markup.\nKlutchCard - Service that provides several management and privacy features for your bank account. Klutch gives you unlimited Virtual cards, a physical card without your name on the front, and the ability to manage your spending transactions in depth all while still earning cash back. Does require KYC information and a good credit score though. Another downside, there is currently no way to pay off your balance other than to link your account via ACH and routing number.\nLaso.Finance - A bit pricey. Virtual Credit card with no KYC card that allows for spends of over 1K anywhere in the world. Currently uses Metamask for stable coins only. Monero support coming soon.\nPayWithMoon - Virtual Cards with no KYC funded by lightning based Bitcoin transactions. You can create as many virtual cards as you want, but cards are limited in amounts of 1000$. These cards do not currently work outside of the United States. Used to provide full pre-paid credit cards only offers gift cards now.\nPrivacy.com - The primary method for Credit Card Privacy. By linking your bank account to your Debit card, you can create virtual privacy focused cards that only work for one vendor at a time. This prevents your Debit card from being used in the event of a vendor data breach. Virtual cards are easily deletable. Downsides are that you start with 500$ per card limits for virtual cards. And there is the privacy concern of sharing your bank data with a third party. Please use our affiliate link when signing up. To get an extra $5 dollars on sign up.\nUquid - Virtual card for crypto, only works through Binance or wallet connect compatible wallets, for a wide range of gift card services.\nX1 - Similar to Klutch. Control subscriptions and keep your details private with disposable card numbers.donotpay.com/learn/virtual-credit-card-generator/) - Free Virtual Credit Card Generator for signing up for trial services. Do not Pay also works to create an AI focused response to many asymmetrical problems of society like fighting back against parking tickets or social media de-platforming with automated and proven methods of remediating these issues.\nGift Cards # Egifter - Buy and send premium gift cards for a wide range of services. Offers points per purchases. Gyft - Gift cards for over 200 vendors. Coinsbee - Does Phone Top ups. Bitrefill - Gifts cards and other services. Coincards - giftcards available in multiple countries, Coincards has everything you could possibly need to live your life with crypto! Offers Phone Top ups and accepts Monero. Stealths - Monero first Gift card sales. No KYC Required. Wallets # Bitcoin Wallets # Ashigaru - A new fork of Samurai Wallet without the coinjoin services. As this is new untested its recommended not to put large amounts of BTC on here just yet.\nCasa - Self custody wallet with built in Multi-sig for security and inheritance built in so that your assets aren\u0026rsquo;t lost in the event of death. Only takes Bitcoin and Ethereum.\nCold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nElectrum Wallet - Founded in 2011 Electrum is one of the oldest, simplest and most trusted Bitcoin Only wallets in the game. With a simple interface that has been forked by many other blockchain projects Electrum has everything you need to store and use your bitcoin easily and securely.\nSamurai Wallet - A modern bitcoin wallet hand forged to keep your transactions private your identity masked and your funds secured. Samurai Wallet is a mobile only wallet that is built to work with the Ronin Dojo Full node and Whirlpool privacy coinjoins. Completely Open Source. Mobile only wallet. In April 2024 Samurai Wallet was shutdown by the US government and the founders of the wallet arrested. While the wallet still works if installed, the Whirpool coinjoin features have since been disabled. You can donate to the Samurai defense team here You can also find a list of Public Dojo Clones to use at Dojobay\nSparrow Wallet - Sparrow is a Bitcoin wallet for those who value financial self sovereignty. Sparrow’s emphasis is on security, privacy and usability. Sparrow does not hide information from you - on the contrary it attempts to provide as much detail as possible about your transactions and UTXOs, but in a way that is manageable and usable. Completely Open Source. Desktop only wallet. Following the arrest of the Samurai Wallet Devs, the Whirlpool privacy features were removed from the wallet.\nHardware Wallets # Cold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nFoundationDevices - Foundation builds the Passport hardware wallet which is an airgapped wallet hardware device. Passport has no direct connection with the outside world – no USB data and no wireless communications. Instead, Passport uses a camera and QR codes for communication. This provides hardcore, airgapped security without sacrificing usability.\nLedger - NOT RECOMMENDED. While Ledger has a long history in the space of supporting multiple coins. Ledger is close sourced. Ledger has recently come under for fire for creating a backup policy that lets you back up your keys to Ledgers cloud providers, which means that your private keys could be susceptible to third party pressures on the key holders. Also Ledger was caught sending customer data to several different third parties.\nMonero Signer - Monero Signer is a hardware signing device equipped with a camera that allows you to sign transactions offline via QR-Code. Monero Signer also allows you to generate seeds, passphrases and addresses. All this while being completely offline. Software updates are done air-gapped using a micro SD card.\nSeedsigner - Open source hardware signing device that uses raspberry pi zero which reduces possibility of interception. Does not store your coins, is only a security focused device for signing/approving transactions. Bitcoin only.\nTrezor - One of the older hardware wallets around. Trezor is Fully open source and is one of the few wallets to also support multiple coins.\nLightning Wallets # Phoenix Wallet - Utilizing the lightning network can still be quite difficult, which Phoenix aims to help solve. At first glance, Phoenix doesn\u0026rsquo;t look different from your typical Bitcoin wallet. The difference is that Phoenix runs natively on Lightning. Phoenix takes care of everything under the hood and you will barely notice anything, except that your payments are faster and cheaper. Mobile only wallet. Monero Wallets # Anonero - Anonero is privacy focused phone wallet that only supports Monero, while incorporating other privacy features like, encrypted backups, airgapped transactions mandatory TOR connections. You can only access this app over TOR.\nFeather Wallet - Feather is a free, open-source Monero wallet for Linux, Tails, macOS and Windows. It is written in C++ with the Qt framework. Monero can be difficult to use in many cases to the highly technical and private nature of the coin, which is why the simplicity of feather wallet is so necessary. Feather Wallet can installed or run as a standalone application, making it easily parable with something like Tails OS for the ultimate privacy combo.\nMonero Subscription Wallet - Wallet that allows you to set subscriptions of regularly recurring payments that you would like to send.\nMyMonero - The simplest way to use the next-generation private digital currency Monero, at the sweet spot between security, convenience, and features. Not a full node wallet. You need to trust another node to run this wallet. These wallets share your private view key with a remote server, which continuously scans the blockchain looking for your transactions. They are faster to use, but your privacy can be lessened if you don\u0026rsquo;t control the remote server.\nRinoWallet - Online Monero multisig wallet. Non-custodial and offers 2FA protection.\nMulti Chain Wallets # CakeWallet - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including Monero. Cakewallet phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with Monero for discounts from hundreds of vendors. Supports Monero. No KYC Required. Mobile and desktop wallet. Open Source.\nExodus Wallet - One of the best wallets for holding multiple coins. With a beautiful interface that shows you long term internal price data, built in protocol level staking, coin swaps between hundreds of coins and many other features. Exodus is one best crypto wallets bar none. While it has ended support for Monero as it was a technical challenge to support it. Exodus is NOT Open source. Desktop and mobile.\nStack Wallet - Non Custodial multi coin wallet. Open Source. Has built in exchange functionality. Comes with \u0026ldquo;Duress mode\u0026rdquo; that lets you prepare a fake wallet in case you are physically threatened. Comes with built auto back ups, in wallet crypto swapping and more. Allows you to easily point at your own full node. Supports monero. Desktop and Mobile.\nWallet Recovery # Bitcoin Recovery CO - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nCryptoRecovers - Helping people regain access to their lost Bitcoin wallets since 2019.\nDatarecovery.com - Specializes in cryptocurrency recovery services, providing expert assistance to individuals and businesses who have lost access to their digital assets.\nDriveSavers - Specializes in recovering lost cryptocurrency and compromised wallets from all types of software and hardware wallets.\nEasyRecovery - Professional Bitcoin wallet recovery services can assist with password recovery, private key extraction, and damaged device repair to restore access to your Bitcoin.\nKeychainX - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nProfessional Crypto Recovery - Crypto recovery service that can help you recover your lost coins today.\nRecoverLostBitcoin - Expert crypto recovery services, including private key reconstruction, wallet and scam recovery.\nRecoverMyCryptoWallet - Can recover lost passphrases, missing seed words and forgotten passwords.\nWallet Recovery Service - Can recover lost crypto from all types of wallets.\n"},{"id":13,"href":"/organizations/","title":"Organizations","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The State is, and always has been, the great single enemy of the human race, its liberty, happiness, and progress.\u0026rdquo; - Murray Rothbard\nLiberty Organization that fight for different facets of all things related to liberty.\nAnti ESG Orgs # StriveFunds - Investment firm to counter ESG narrative from Blackrock and Vanguard. Strive specifically rejects the idea of Stakeholder capitalism. Started by author and presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. Antiwar # Antiwar.com - Since the mid 90\u0026rsquo;s Antiwar.com has been one of not the most important and consistently antiwar voices. With reporting on wars all over the globe for a liberty perspective, antiwar.com covers every aspect of the global wars.\nBitcoin For Peace - Accelerate World Peace Through Bitcoin Adoption. The vision of Bitcoin For Peace is to live in world where ALL life co-thrives in harmony. With the current corrupt fiat system, that vision can never happen. Bitcoin is a peaceful revolution.\nConcerned Veterans for America - CVA and its grassroots army will look to defend VA reforms and expand health care options for veterans, rethink America’s foreign policy to promote long-term prosperity, and encourage action to foster a more secure financial future for our country.\nDefend the Guard - An organization that works to reclaim constitutional authority. Defend the Guard legislation would prohibit a state’s National Guard units from being deployed into active combat without a formal declaration of war by Congress, as provided by the U.S. Constitution.\nFood Not Bombs - Food Not Bombs started in 1980. They work to provide healthy vegetarian food to starving Americans. Leftwing organization.\nStopWar.org - Stop the War was founded in September 2001 in the weeks following 9/11, when George W. Bush announced the “war on terror”. Stop the War has since been dedicated to preventing and ending the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and elsewhere. Comes from a leftwing perspective.\nThe Libertarian Institute - Founded by Scott Horton. LI focuses on many issues with a large focus on antiwar. LI has a lot of cross over with Antiwar.com.\nTheGrayZone - The Grayzone is an independent journalistic initiative that does not receive funding from any government or government-backed group or individual. The Gray Zone primarily reports on antiwar civil rights issues from a left wing perspectives.\nWeAreNotYourSoldiers - Antiwar Non-profit feature former soldiers that publicly talk about their horrible experiences during war.\nAntiWoke Advocacy # ActionPDE - PDE Action is a nonpartisan advocacy group working to reclaim public schools through engagement with school boards \u0026amp; state legislatures.\nDefendingEd - Parents Defending Education is a national grassroots organization working to reclaim our schools from activists imposing harmful agendas.\nExit Group - Group that helps users exit from woke/corporate life and build businesses to create separate revenue streams\nFairForAll - A nonpartisan organization dedicated to advancing civil rights and liberties for all Americans, and promoting a common culture based on fairness, understanding, and humanity. Specifically rejects woke ideas and believes in actual equality for all people.\nHeterodox Academy - Heterodox Academy (HxA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit membership organization of thousands of faculty, staff, and students committed to advancing the principles of open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement to improve higher education and academic research. Focuses heavily on Colleges.\nInstitute for Liberal Values - As a non-partisan and non-sectarian consortium focused on the promotion of individual freedom, rights, and liberty in everyday life, the Institute for Liberal Values provides the skills and support required to build community where there has been division, encourage free expression where there has been censorship, and foster optimism where there is fear.\nNew Discourses - Education on all things critical theory. Eduation and debunking of Marxism, Progressive and all forms of critical theory. IE Critical Race Theory, Queer Theory, etc. Founded by James Lindsey.\nClimate Change Pushback # Copenhagen Consensus - The Copenhagen Consensus Center is a think tank that researches and publishes the smartest solutions to the world\u0026rsquo;s biggest problems. Our studies are conducted by more than 300 economists from internationally renowned institutions, including seven Nobel Laureates, to advise policymakers and philanthropists how to achieve the best results with their limited resources.Founded by climate change debunker and educator Bjorn Lomborg.\nEnvironmental Progress - Environmental Progress (EP) was founded in 2016 with the mission of achieving nature, peace and prosperity for all. We believe everyone has a right to affordable energy, a healthy planet, and urban environments that enable citizens to thrive. Our strategy has been to organize grassroots movements to defend these rights, and to fund research into why they are threatened. Founded by free speech advocate and Journalist Michael Shellenberger.\nHeartland.org - The Heartland Institute is a nonprofit organization that focuses on issues in education, environmental protection, health care, budgets and taxes, and stopping Socialism.\nIndustrial Progress - For the last 40 years, so-called environmentalists have held back industrial progress around the world. That\u0026rsquo;s why Idustrial Progress helps the industry fight for its freedom, with new ideas, arguments, and policies that will improve our economy and our environment. Founded by Fossil Fuels advocate Alex Epstein.\nPerc.org - The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) explores how aligning free market incentives for environmental stewardship produces sustainable outcomes for land, water, and wildlife.\nSavory.Global - Fights against climate change approved opinion by using regenerative farming practices of holistic land management. Provides real alternative solutions to mainstream climate fear mongering.\nDrug Freedom # Drug Policy Alliance - The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the leading organization in the U.S. working to end the drug war. Encryption and censorship # Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) - The largest organization that fights for Internet and Digital Freedom. Based out of the US.The EFF puts out several of the best digital freedom tools, including HTTPS Everywhere, Privacy Badger and Certbot.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFree resources Physical and Digital # Art For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nLeadership Institute - Liberty focused training provided in person and virtual. Training is offered for a wide range of topics, including, activism campaigns, fundraising and more.\nLibertarianism.org - Free ebooks from a Cato/Bluepilled perspective. Still some solid content overall.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - Free liberty starter kits for applicants. Including books small grants and more. Primarily aimed at students.\nTechsoup.org - Free Tech for non-profits.\nLegal Advocacy # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nCoin Center - Based in D.C., Coin Center is the leading non-profit research and advocacy center focused on the public policy issues facing cryptocurrency and decentralized computing technologies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Their mission is to defend the rights of individuals to build and use free and open cryptocurrency networks: the right to write and publish code – to read and to run it. The right to assemble into peer-to-peer networks. And the right to do all this privately.\nDeFi Education Fund - The DeFi Education Fund (DEF) explains decentralized finance (DeFi) to policymakers around the world and advocates for policies welcoming of decentralized financial infrastructure.\nFire - Since its founding more than two decades ago as the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, FIRE has become the nation’s leading defender of fundamental rights on college campuses through our unique mix of programming, including student and faculty outreach, public education campaigns, individual case advocacy, and policy reform efforts. In 2022, FIRE changed its name to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and announced an expansion initiative into off-campus free speech advocacy and legal defense.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nInstitute for Justice - IJ is a nonprofit, public interest law firm. Their mission is to end widespread abuses of government power and secure the constitutional rights that allow all Americans to pursue their dreams.\nJusticeDao- A DAO specifically dedicated to helping the legal defense of the developers of Tornado Cash, an Ethereum based privacy service that was takedown by government action.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nPacific Legal Foundation - Pacific Legal Foundation is a national nonprofit legal organization that defends Americans from government overreach and abuse. PFL specifically focuses on Property Rights, Equality and Opportunity and Separation of Powers. ^1,2^\nPeer-To-Peer Rights Fund - The P2P Rights Fund is a project housed within the Bitcoin Policy Institute, a 501(c)3 think tank. An advisory board including open-source developers, human rights activists, and lawyers oversees the fund’s activities. P2P Focuses on protection of Open-Source Software under the First Amendment.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nStand With Crypto - Stand With Crypto, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, champions for clear, common-sense regulations for the crypto industry. We\u0026rsquo;re mobilizing the 52 million crypto owners in the US - a demographic that is younger (60% Gen-Z and Millennials) and more diverse (41% identify as racial minorities) than the general US population - to unlock crypto\u0026rsquo;s innovation potential and foster greater economic freedom.\nThe Crypto Lawyers - Much like Coin Center Crypto Lawyers provide legal advocacy for Bitcoin freedom. They offer services in regards to Litigation, NFT, DEFI, IP, Compliance, and Forensic Investigations.\nMeetups, Education and Training # Americas Future - America’s Future empowers young people to be active, civil, and curious citizens who build freer communities that lead to fulfillment, dignity, and happiness for all.We’re working toward a time in America where young people collaborate to drive change in their communities – change that equips the individual to build a free and happy life. America’s Future offers rising generations opportunities for networking, mentoring, leadership and community engagement through our national network and extensive array of programming.\nArt For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nFreedom Works - A longstanding political orginization that has traditionally leaned republican. Recently though they\u0026rsquo;ve rebranded to target smaller liberty focused groups in order to help educated and advocate for freedom and change in public policy.\nLeadership Institute - Founded in 1979 by its president, Morton C. Blackwell, LI provides training in campaigns, fundraising, grassroots organizing, youth politics, and communications. The Institute teaches conservatives of all ages how to succeed in politics, government, and the media.The Institute offers more than 50 types of training schools, workshops, and seminars; a free employment placement service; and a national field program that trains conservative students to organize campus groups.\nLiberty on the Rocks - Liberty on the Rocks is a non-profit grass roots libertarian organization designed to educate, connect, and activate liberty enthusiasts around the world. Through local chapters and events, citizens and activists throughout the country can increase the size of their networks, enhance their understanding of economics and the philosophy of freedom, widen their knowledge of local and national educational outlets, and increase their opportunities for involvement. Official Partner of Liberty Tools\nLiberty Seeds - The largest directory of liberty-minded organizations, events, and more.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - SFL is not a top down, chapter based, or membership organization. Instead SFL functions as a network of pro-liberty students from a wide diversity of locations and backgrounds. SFL does sometimes take the more blue pilled approach.\nWe Are Change - We Are Change is a nonpartisan, independent media organization comprised of individuals and groups working to expose corruption worldwide.Founded by Luke Rudkowski, We Are Change is comprised of independent journalists, concerned citizens, activists, and anyone who wants to shape the direction our world is going in. We seek to expose the lies of governments and the corporate elite who constantly trash our humanity. Their goal is to create a community of truth-seekers and peacemakers who share a commitment to nonviolent action.\nYoung Americans for Liberty - Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) is the most active and effective pro-liberty youth organization advancing liberty on campus. Our four-step mission is to identify, educate, train, and mobilize youth activists to make liberty win. YAL maintains many chapters across college campuses all over the US.\nYou are the Power - You Are The Power is a membership-based nonprofit that is founded and run by Spike Cohen. They work with activists and organizations in all 50 states, using localized, single-issue activism to set communities free, restore individual rights, take the power away from government and put it back in the hands of the people.\nPress Freedoms # Committee to Protect Journalists - The Committee to Protect Journalists is an independent, nonprofit organization that promotes press freedom worldwide. They defend the right of journalists to report the news safely and without fear of reprisal.\nInternational Press Institute - Their mission is to defend media freedom and support independent journalism wherever they are threatened. Also tracks press freedoms in regards to Covid restrictions.\nReporters Without Borders - Reporters Without Borders tracks press freedoms across the world.\nPolice Reform and Monitoring # 8 Can\u0026rsquo;t Wait - 8 Cant Wait is a campaign to bring immediate change to police departments by encouraging the adoption of 8 specific policies.\nAdopt a Cop - Adopt A Cop BJJ is a nonprofit, donation based program and registered 501(c)3 that allows active duty patrolling police officers around the country to train at any Adopt A Cop BJJ affiliated academy and will pay 100% of the officer’s membership until they reach the rank of Blue belt. Blue belt is the second ranked belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and on average it takes around 12 to 18 months to obtain. Police officers are much less likely to both get injured and to injure suspects if they are trained in BJJ as evidenced by this Case Study.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nOpen-archive - App for saving and sharing files for whistleblowers and videos of police etc\nThick Red Line - A project of Art of Liberty, TRL is an effort to restore respect for law enforcement by abolishing victimless crime.\nWashingtonPost Police Shootings Database - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states\nThink Tanks # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAyn Rand Institute - ARI offers a variety of educational experiences to promote greater understanding of Ayn Rand’s philosophy and, through the writing and speaking of our experts, advocates her principles of reason, rational self-interest and laissez-faire capitalism. ARI also often takes a more Blue pilled perspective and does not generally follow Anarchist ideas, as it advocates for a one world government, based on the principles of logic and reason.\nArt of Liberty - A small think tank that exposes the Illegitimacy and Criminality of “Government” while Making the Voluntaryist Case for Free Markets, REAL Freedom and Peace.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow Institute works to promote the ideas of privacy in the world.\nThe Cato Institute - Founded in 1977 by Ed Crane, Murray Rothbard and Charles Koch. Cato is one of the oldest and largest libertarian think tanks in America. Cato has published great research and information since its inception. Cato has been criticized at times for often taking very pragmatic criticisms of the state and sometimes making the libertarian defense of state activities. Often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nThe Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) - FEE\u0026rsquo;s popular digital content and in-person programs turn complex ideas into practical tools for living your best life and making the world a better place. Fee covers a wide range of issues across the entire political spectrum, while always exposing government crimes and failures.\nThe Future of Freedom Foundation - The Future of Freedom Foundation is a tax-exempt, non-profit educational foundation whose mission is to present an uncompromising moral, philosophical, and economic case for the free society.\nThe Mises Institute - The premium think tank for all things liberty. Founded in 1982 by Anarcho-capitalism Lew Rockwell, largely to push the ideas of economist Murray Rothbard following his split with the Cato Institute. The Mises institute has been one of the biggest and most consistent voices for all things liberty including: Antiwar, Austrian economics, Sound Money, Police Reform, Secession, Book Publishing and so much more.\nThe Reason Foundation - Reason Foundation advances a free society by developing, applying, and promoting libertarian principles, including individual liberty, free markets, and the rule of law. We use journalism and public policy research to influence the frameworks and actions of policymakers, journalists, and opinion leaders. Reason also publishes Reason Magazine and hosts the SOHO Debate Forum. Much like Cato Reason often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nWhistle Blowing # Aim - Undercover citizen journalism, mostly focused on American schools.\nCryptome - One of the primary inspirations for Wikileaks, Cryptome has been offering a leaking platform to the world since 1996 and still runs today. Founded by John Young.\nEFF Surveillance Self-Defense - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\nGlobal Leaks - Whistleblowing Solutions Impresa Sociale S.r.l. (WBS) is an innovative social enterprise that carries out research and development to support whistleblowers and the fight against corruption. It was founded in 2016 to guarantee the economic sustainability of the GlobaLeaks project, through taking care of the growing number of requests for assistance, maintenance and custom deployment. WBS hosts the development activities and coordinates the community efforts. Global leaks provides its own open source tool for whistleblowers.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nO\u0026rsquo;keefe Media Group - Following the ousting of James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe from Project Veritas, O\u0026rsquo;Keefe Media group was founded to present another opportunity for whistle blowing and citizen journalism. OKM provides training and supplies for Citizen journalists.\nProject Veritas - Founded in 2010 by James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe, Project Veritas picked up much of the leaking slack following Wikileakss decrease in output. Often slandered as a far right group, Project Veritas has leaked many of the biggest stories since its inception. Project Veritas was and is largely known for using undercover cameras to expost stories.\nTruth in Media - Not a whistleblowing organization perse, however TIM is known for doing in depth inclusive stories reputably with strong reliable sources and without sensationalism. TIM focuses on stories that most media ignores. Founded by Journalist Ben Swann.\nWikiLeaks - Founded in 2006 by Julian Assange. Wikileaks was the the primary source for leaking of highly secret corporate and government data. Wikileaks worked to protect its leakers by employing the use of PGP and TOR. While largely inactive since the arrest of its founder Julian Assange in 2019, Wikileaks archives are still an important repository of leaked data.\nWizSafe Journalist Privacy Guide - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\n"},{"id":14,"href":"/osint/","title":"OSINT","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Nothing has such power to broaden the mind as the ability to investigate systematically and truly all that comes under thy observation in life.\u0026rdquo; - Marcus Aurelius\nOpen Source Intelligence tools can be used to find information of all types. This can be useful in furthering your understanding of both offensive and defensive practices by finding information for anything and everything. OSINT is the direct inverse of open source privacy tools. OSINT can be used for nefarious purposes in some cases, but OSINT itself does not directly include the concept of hacking. OSINT only aims to find legally available public information. OSINT has tremendous use in regards to education and finding information about corporations, politicians and good journalism. These tools can also be used to help you understand your own privacy exposure as well. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAI (Artificial Intelligence) Tools # Art Generators # Albus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAnimate Anyone - App that allows you to take a static image or photo and create videos of movement based on the people or characters in those photos.\nDall E - DALL·E 2 is an AI system that can create realistic images and art from a description in natural language. Made by Open Ai. Closed source.\nDreamstudio.ai - AI Art Generation.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGemini - Formerly known as Bard. Google\u0026rsquo;s AI alternative to Chat GPT. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias, including filtering your text prompts through a DEI and social justice lens.\nLumiere - A Space-Time Diffusion Model for Video Generation. Made by Google, closed source. Create video from word prompts or pictures. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias.\nMagic Animate - Magic Animate is an open source project that allows you to produces an animated video from a single image and a motion video.\nMid Journey - Mid Journey is an independent research lab exploring new mediums of thought and expanding the imaginative powers of the human species. Requires the unencrypted messaging app Discord for image generation.\nOpen AI Sora - Sora can generate videos up to a minute long while maintaining visual quality and adherence to the user’s prompt. Closed source.\nFreedom and Privacy AI Tools # AI Unchained - Podcast by freedom advocate and bitcoin educator Guy Swann. Follow the newest updates in the AI industry to become more sovereign and efficient by utilizing cutting edge tools.\nAlex AI - Energy and Climate Chatbot. Built by Alex Epstein, an advocate of Freedom and Fossil Fuels. Iphone Only.\nGab AI - Chat GPT alternative and image generator by conservative Social Media company GAB.\nGATgpt - A LLM model like Chat GPT but specifically for gun printing and all things gun related. Built by Cody Wilson.\nLibertAI - Decentralized privacy focused AI.\nUnleashed Chat - AI chatbot service designed with real privacy in mind. It stands out with its live Nostr data querying and advanced context embedding capabilities. It allows for Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network, for privacy and speed. The platform employs the latest Open Source models, prioritizing uncensored options.\nVenice - Venice is an open source alternative to Chat GPT. With built in features for code prompts and Stable Diffusion, Venice does not censor or spy on you. Launched by freedom advocate and crypto pioneer Erik Voorhees.\nGeneral AI Tools # AI or Not - Need to verify if images are AI generated? Here\u0026rsquo;s a project that can identify images from Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Dall-E, GAN and more.\nAIXploira - Access the largest list of top-quality AI tools available on the web.\nAlbus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAwesome GPT - List of dozens of GPT style LLMs.\nEsperanto.ai - Esperanto delivers high-performance, energy-efficient computing solutions that are the compelling choice for the most demanding AI and non-AI applications.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGPT4all - Self Hosted GPT Alternative.\nHuggingface.co - Open Source CHAT GPT Alternative.\nLM Studio - LM Studio lets you discover, download, and run local LLMs entirely offline.\nMaxAI.me - Chrome extension that lets you utilize AI on different sites.\nParse Prompt - Convert and summarize podcast episodes, audio clips, web-pages, and YouTube into AI-generated content.\nAttack Surface # BynaryEdge - We scan the web and gather data for you.\nCensys - Attack Surface Management Solutions.\nCriminalip.io - Cyber Threat Intelligence Search Engine and Attack Surface Management (ASM) platform.\nRedHunt Labs - Discover your Attack Surface, Continuously.\nSecurityTrails - The Total Internet Inventory.\nBug Hunting # Bug Bounty writeups - Detailed breakdowns of all sorts of different types of attacks.\nBughunter-handbook - A list of resources that will help bug bounty hunters with resources that are useful during their bug bounty journey.\nCertificates # CertSpotter - Monitors your domains for expiring, unauthorized, and invalid SSL certificates.\nCensys - Certificates - Certificates Search.\nCrt.sh - Certificate Search.\nCTSearch - Certificate Transparency Search Tool.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nTLS.BufferOver.run - Quickly find certificates in IPv4 space.\nCredentials # Check your email accounts to find associated accounts with breached companies.\nBreachdirectory.org - Check if your information was exposed in a data breach.\nCrackstation.net - Massive pre-computed lookup (Rainbow) tables to crack password hashes.\nDehashed - Free deep-web scans and protection against credential leaks, Takes Monero for Premium accounts.\nHackcheck - Hackcheck is a data breach search engine that makes checking the integrity of your data easy and flexible cheap! They currently offer several lightning fast queries to search through our billions of records with. The queries they offer are email, password, username, name, IP address, phone number, and domain name.\nHave I Been Pwned - Check if your email or phone is in a data breach.\nHaveibeensold.app - App that checks who is selling your data. Currently down.\nIntelx - Needs an account for most dumps, but shows accounts and password associated with on different sites.\nLeak-Lookup - Search across thousands of data breaches to find you compromised data - Requires an account for full results. Cheap prices and accepts Monero.\nLeakCheck.io - Make sure your credentials haven\u0026rsquo;t been compromised.\nLeakix - Identify public data leaks.\nMozilla Monitor - Stay safe with privacy tools from the makers of Firefox that protect you from hackers and companies that publish and sell your personal information. We’ll alert you of any known data breaches, find and remove your exposed info and continually watch for new exposures.\nSnusbase - Stay on top of the latest database breaches.\nSpycloud.com - More in Depth than haveIbeenpwned. Requires an account.\nCode Search Engines # GitHub Code Search - A search engine for searching projects on GitHub.\nGrep.app - Search across a half million git repos.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nNerdyData - Find companies based on their website\u0026rsquo;s tech stack or code.\nPublicwww.com - Source Code Search Engine. Find any alphanumeric snippet, signature or keyword in the web pages HTML, JS and CSS code.\nRepoSearch - Source code search engine that helps you find implementation details, example usages or just analyze code.\nSearchCode - Search 75 billion lines of code from 40 million projects.\nSourceGraph - Understand and search across your entire codebase.\nData Retention # Archive.org - The biggest site for internet website archives.\nDessant - A web extension for pulling data from archived sites.\nInteltechniques - A guide to manually remove your data from archive sites.\nMemento Time Travel - Memento TimeTravel is built using the archive.today API, and can thus be utilized as an upgraded internet archive product. It offers web users with an easy-to-use design.\nPagefreezer.com - PageFreezer is an alternative to the Wayback machine which utilizes Google-like crawling technology. The screenshots are taken using a fully automated operation.\nTubeRipper - An app that lets you rip or download videos from most platforms.\nWebcite - WebCite differs from the Wayback Machine by providing the sort of detailed snapshots of author-cited references requested by publishers, editors, and readers.\nDevice Information # Macaddress.io - MAC address vendor lookup.\nMaclookup.app - Find the vendor name of a device by entering an OUI or a MAC address.\nMacvendors.com - Find MAC Address Vendors. Now.\nMAC Vendor Lookup - Look up the vendor for a specific MAC Address.\nDNS # Chaos - Enhance research and analyse changes around DNS for better insights.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing.\nDNSDumpster - DNS recon \u0026amp; research, find \u0026amp; lookup DNS records.\nDNShistory.org - Domain Name System Historical Record Archive.\nDNSdb - Passive DNS historical database.\nDNSviz - Tool for visualizing the status of a DNS zone.\nDNSTwister - The anti-phishing domain name search engine and DNS monitoring service.\nDnslytics - The ultimate online investigation tool for DNS and other internet data.\nHackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nPassivedns.mnemonic.no - Web interface for querying passive DNS data collected in our malware lab.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nRapidDNS - DNS query tool which make querying - subdomains or sites of a same IP easy.\nDomains # Buckets.grayhatwarfare.com - Public buckets.\nBuiltWith - Find out what websites are Built With.\nCentralOps - DomainDossier - Investigate domains and IP addresses.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing!\nDomainIQ - Comprehensive Domain Intelligence.\nGrayhatwarfare.com - domains - How to search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nIPInfo - Provides your WAN or Public IP address.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nPentest-tools.com - Discover subdomains and determine the attack surface of an organization.\nRiddler - Allows you to search in a high quality dataset.\nRobTex - Various kinds of research of IP numbers, Domain names, etc.\nSecurityheaders.com - Scan your site now.\nSimilarweb.com - The easiest and fastest tool to find out what\u0026rsquo;s really going on online.\nSitereport.netcraft.com - Find out the infrastructure and technologies used by any site.\nSpyonweb.com - Find out related websites.\nStatscrop.com - Millions of amazing websites across the web are being analyzed with StatsCrop.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVisualsitemapper.com - Create a visual map of your site.\nWho.is - WHOIS Search, Domain Name, Website, and IP Tools.\nWhois.domaintools.com - Industry’s fastest domain discovery engine and broadest, most accurate data.\nWhoisology.com - Deep Connections Between Domain Names \u0026amp; Their Owners.\nExploits # 0day.today - The ultimate database of exploits and vulnerabilities.\nExploit-DB - An Exploit Database.\npacketstormsecurity.com - Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers.\nRapid7 - DB - A vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSploitus - A convenient central place for identifying the newest exploits.\nVulmon - A vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nFacial Recognition # Pimeyes - The gold Standard in facial recognition search, while prioritizing privacy. Focused Search Engines # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Correlate – Google Trends Correlate can help you identify search patterns that correlate with real-world trends. It can be used to identify search patterns that are similar to one another. For example, you could use the tool to find out if there is a link between new legislation and gun sales (at least in terms of the search volume related to the two topics).\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nGrabify - Grabify is a free web-based IP grabbing/URL shortening tool. (IP grabbing just as it implies simply means getting/grabbing peoples IP addresses.) This can be used to get location/IP data from potential attackers.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nIPGeo - IpGeo is a python tool to extract IP addresses from captured network traffic file (pcap/pcapng) and generate csv report containing details about the geolocation of each ip in the packets.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMillion Short – Million Short has an interesting approach to searching for information online. The interface is generally similar to a typical search engine. However, you can sort and filter the results in a number of ways. Examples include popularity, eCommerce, live chat, date, location, and others. Also, it automatically pulls out the top sites that usually occupy the top spots in any search result (e.g. Amazon.com, eBay, YouTube, etc.)\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nMention - A service that lets you track any code words across social media platforms. Paid service.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOSSDatabase - OSS DATABASE is a crowdsourced database of Open Source software. Their goal is to make it easy to look for open source alternatives and compare them with their proprietary peers.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPulsedive - A search engine for devices connected to the internet.\nPublic API\u0026rsquo;s - A list of several different API\u0026rsquo;s that are free to use for data pulling.\nPublicData.com - PublicData.com is the number one resource for public records from local, state, and federal agencies.\nProwl - A free IP search \u0026amp; identifications of IoC and IoA.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nSearch by Image - Tool to reverse image search docs, only works in Chromium based browsers.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nShodan – A search engine and network security tool for the internet of things. It finds devices on the internet like web servers, webcams, appliances, traffic lights, and even power plants.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTalkWalkerAlerts – TalkWalkerAlerts is a great alternative to Google Alerts because, in addition to monitoring the web for certain keywords, it monitors social media, blogs, and forums as well. This can be helpful if you need to find mentions of someone’s name or business across the web. Free and paid options.\nTorSearch - A TOR search engine for websites hosted on TOR (The Darknet).\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nTinyEye - A reverse image search.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nGeolocation # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nMail Addresses # Centralops - Email, Whois, DNS search info.\nEmailHippo - Email address verification technology.\nEmail-format.com - Find the email address formats in use at thousands of companies.\nHunter.io - Find professional email addresses in seconds.\nIntelligenceX - Search engine and data archive. Finds public personal information from data brokers.\nMelissa - Emailcheck - Check email addresses and verify they are live.\nMXToolbox - Check your email headers.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nReacher.email - Open-Source Email Verification.\nRocketReach - Your first-degree connection to any professional.\nskymem.info - Find email addresses of companies and people.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nThatsThem - Reverse email lookup.\nverify-email.org - Checks whether the mailbox exists or not.\nVoilaNorbert - I can find anyone\u0026rsquo;s email address.\nOSINT Lists # About.start.me - OSINT Dashboard to combine different OSINT tools.\nAwesome-Osint - A curated list of amazingly awesome open source intelligence tools and resources.\nFacebook Email Search - A simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFreedomlab.io - FreedomLab is a virtual gathering place for human rights defenders. Here you will find a repository of training materials, tutorials, and digital tools, all tailored to your needs and requirements. We hope you will learn about tools, experiences, advocacy and fundraising strategies, as well as knowledge and skills related to security. Through support and collaboration, human rights defenders increase their capacity to monitor and report, seek redress, and advocate for the promotion of human rights.\nFull OSINT - Full OSINT focused on the most popular web-based Open Source Intelligence and Cybersecurity Tools.\nHacker Search Engines - Long list of OSINT Tools.\nInteltechniques Tools - Dozens of tools available from Michael Bazzels website.\nOstintFramework - Terrific list. Layout is a bit strange can be annoying to navigate.\nOsint-jobs.com - Job board and education research.\nOsintcurio.us - The OSINT Curious Project was a source of quality, actionable, Open Source Intelligence news, original blogs, instructional videos, and live streams. We tried to keep people curious about exploring web applications for bits of information or trying out new techniques to access important OSINT data.\nOsintool.com - List of multiple tools with install instructions.\nOsintdojo.com - A giant list of OSINT resources.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nSociallinks.io - Everything you need to navigate the OSINT world, gain deeper insights, and enhance investigations.\nSocial-Analyzer - API, CLI \u0026amp; Web App for analyzing \u0026amp; finding a person’s profile across social media websites. It includes different string analysis and detection modules, you can choose which combination of modules to use during the investigation process.\nSpiderFoot - SpiderFoot is an open-source OSINT tool with 200+ modules for gathering information on target organizations, domains and IP addresses, networks, emails, and usernames. It offers automation capabilities for routine OSINT tasks like DNS queries, threat intelligence checks, breach detection, WHOIS lookups, and more.\nstart.me - Another Giant list of all sorts of tools.\nTCM-Open-Source-Intellingence-Resources - Compilation of Resources from TCM\u0026rsquo;s OSINT Course.\nX-osint - An Open source intelligent framework ie an osint tool which gathers valid information about a phone number, user’s email address, perform VIN Osint, and reverse, perform subdomain enumeration, able to find email from a name, and so much more.\nSecurity Focused Tools # 2fA.Directory - List of companies that use 2FA in America. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\n2fA.Directory.International - List of companies that use 2FA Internationally. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nBest Randoms - Random information generator for huge amount of categories.\nDmarc and SPF Checkers - A site Dmarc, SPF and DKIM are Email security settings that protect your email account from being spoofed or faked. This tool scores your domain to see how difficult it would be to spoof. ^1^\nDNS checker and port scanner - A site to check open ports, DNS SPF records and much more on your own internal server.\nEfani - Test your Phone number public connections to see your total phone exposure.\nEmail Rep - App that lets you check the known reputability of any email address and domain.\nEnd Of Life - Tracks closely software updates, and EOL status for a massive list of software. Need to figure out how long your new phone will be supported? They have you covered.\nExiftool - A tool let’s you pull metadata info from a wide range of file types.\nHudson Rock - Free tools to check for compromised corporate accounts.\nHowsecureismypassword - A site to test the security and the Bruce Force difficulty of your password.\nImmuniweb - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server or servers. Checks SSL status of multiple different types of applications. Also checks compliance with frameworks such as PCI, HIPAA and NIST.\nIp Quality Score - An app to check your IP, Email and Fraud prevention. Also allows for verifying Tor and VPN connectivity and much more.\nPolisis - Polisis gives you a glimpse of what websites actually say in their privacy policies.\nPrivacy Parrot - A search engine that helps determine if a website can sell your personal information.\nScamDoctor - Project that tracks known scam websites and use an algorithm to determine likelihood of other scams.\nSecurity Headers - A site to check the security headers of your own self-hosted server to check your exposure to attacks like XSS, Clickjacking and more.\nShieldsup - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Run by Steve Gibson of the SecurityNow Podcast and Spinrite data recovery application.\nSSL LABS - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Specifically looks at TLS config and hash algorithm of your website.\nTiny-check - A piece of software that scans your phone to check for unauthorized monitoring apps unknowingly installed.\nTOSBack (Terms of Service) - A website that reads back other website terms of service and puts it into a simple and easy to read summary.\nTraceLabs - An OSINT service that helps find missing people.\nVirus Total - Scan files, hashes and URLs to run them against a database of known compromised software. Extremely useful when evaluating new suspicious files or programs.\nW3Techs - Large list that tracks software utilization across industries. Find metrics based around software markets share.\nServers # FOFA - Cyberspace mapping.\nGreyNoise - The source for understanding internet noise.\nNatlas - Scaling Network Scanning.\nNetlas.io - Discover, Research and Monitor any Assets Available Online.\nOnyphe.io - Cyber Defense Search Engine for open-source and cyber threat intelligence data.\nZoomEye - Global cyberspace mapping.\nSocial Media Tools # Discord # Discord OSINT Attack Surface - Description of Discord\u0026rsquo;s attack surface.\nDiscord Snowflake to Timestamp Converter - Pulls Discord message timestamps.\nDiscordBee - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDiscordServers Search - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDutch OSINT Guy Discord Resources - OSINT Discord resources that may be useful for searching or pivoting on Discord.\nFacebook # Einvestigator.com - Facebook Search Tools and Resources.\nFacebook Email Search - Is a simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFB People Directory - Is a native tool built by Facebook so you can, as its name suggests, search their people directory. It’s super useful and one of the easiest tools to use when you’re looking for someone.\nPassive DNS - Technology allows you to investigate everything you can imagine about any organization or company in the world, way beyond a simple citizen profile. Let’s see it in action for facebook.com.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nToolzu.com - A platform for Facebook video downloading.\nGab # Gab OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGab OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tool for creating Bookmarklet.\nGab OSINT Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB ^1^\nGeneral Social Media Tools # Sherlock - Finds all usernames across 300 different social media platforms.\nSocialBlade - Real Time follower/subscriber counter for Youtube, Twitch, Instagram and Twitter.\nStories Down - Guide for several different platforms.\nGettr # Gettr OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGettr OSINT Investigations Tips \u0026amp; Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB.\nInstagram # Gramho - Identifying Followers of a Private Instagram Profile.\nInstahunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Instagram posts.\nInstagram OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Instagram.\nPicuki - View, edit and share your publicly available Instagram content.\nLinkedIn # Epieos LinkedIn Tool - Retrieve information linked to an email address.\nHow to conduct OSINT on Linkedin - List of tactics and strategies.\nLinkedIn OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the LinkedIn attack surface.\nLinkedIn OSINT Bookmarket Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part I - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part II - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nNew LinkedIn Search Features - Guide on search functions in LinkedIn.\nPinterest # Aware Online - List of tactics and strategies.\nPinterest OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Pinterest attack surface.\nReddit # Rdddeck - Creates Reddit decks.\nReddit OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Reddit attack surface.\nReddit OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nReddit OSINT Techniques - List of Osint tools and tactics for Reddit.\nUnddit - App that lets you display removed (by mods) and deleted (by users) comments/posts for Reddit.\nSkype # Skype OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Skype attack surface.\nSkypli - Skype search engine.\nSnapchat # Snapchat OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Snapchat attack surface.\nSnap Map - Watch Snaps submitted by Snapchatters around the world.\nTelegram # Awesome Telegram OSINT - Massive list of Telegram Tools.\nTelegram Analytics - Telegram channels and groups catalog in addition chat monitoring.\nTelegram Database - Telegram Search Engine.\nTikTok # TikTok OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the TikTok attack surface.\nTikTok OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate TikTok investigations.\nVidnice - TikTok search engine.\nTumblr # Tumblr OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Tumbler attack surface.\nTumblr OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate Tumblr investigations.\nTumblr OSINT Techniques - Breakdown of many tactics and techniques for OSINT on Tumblr.\nTwitter/X.com # Birdhunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Twitter posts.\nBot Sentinel - Helps you find and block trolls and fake Twitter accounts.\nFoller.me - Free people search engine finds social media profiles, public records, and more!\nNitter - Access Twitter through a privacy front end without an account.\nTinfoleak - Search for Twitter users leaks.\nTweet Beaver - If you’re doing research that involves a Twitter user, TweetBeaver is a great resource. Use it for things like downloading a user’s friends list, downloading a user’s followers list, checking to see if two accounts follow one another, and much more.\nTweetdeck - TweetDeck offers a more convenient Twitter experience by letting you view multiple timelines in one easy interface. It includes a host of advanced features to help get the most of Twitter: Manage multiple Twitter accounts, schedule Tweets for posting in the future, build Tweet collections, and more.\nTwitter OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Twitter attack surface.\nSpoonbill - Spoonbill lets you see profile changes from the people you follow on Twitter or other social networks.\nTrendsmap - Tracks hashtag trends by location.\nTweeterID - Pull your Twitter user ID.\nGetvidfy.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nSavetweetvid.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nURLs # HackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nMOZ Link Explorer - The world\u0026rsquo;s best backlink checker with over 40 trillion links.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nShorteners.grayhatwarfare.com - Search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nURLScan - A sandbox for the web.\nVehicles # Autocheck - Search by Vin or License Plate. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nFaxvin - Search by Vin. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nLicensesearch.org - Can be used to search License plates and Drivers licenses for a fee.\nSkipTracer - Python-based search engine program, that searches lots of different categories, Name, email, phone etc. In particular you can search License Plate info which is the most unique feature of this app.\nVehicle-OSINT-Collection - A comprehensive list of websites, add-ons, repositories, and other tools useful for finding information on a target vehicle ^2^\nVulnerabilities # Aqua Vulnerability Database - Vulnerabilities and weaknesses in open source applications and cloud native infrastructure.\nCapec.Mitre.org - A site that tracks common attack patterns.\nCloudvulndb.org - The Open Cloud Vulnerability \u0026amp; Security Issue Database.\nCVEDetails - The ultimate security vulnerability datasource.\nCVE.org - Another site that tracks identifies defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nGitHub Advisory Database - Security vulnerability database inclusive of CVEs and GitHub originated security advisories.\nLibraries.io - Open source package tracker.\nMITRE CVE - Another site that identifies, defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nMitre.org - A site that tracks common weaknesses across all software.\nNIST NVD - The National Vulnerability Database, that lists known threats and vulnerabilities.\nOssindex.sonatype.org - A free catalogue of open source components and scanning tools to help developers identify vulnerabilities, understand risk, and keep their software safe.\nOpencve.io - Easiest way to track CVE updates and be alerted about new vulnerabilities.\nOsv.dev - Open Source Vulnerability tracker.\nRapid7 - DB - Vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSecurity.snyk.io - Open Source Vulnerability Database.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVulDB - Number one vulnerability database.\nVulmon - Vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nVulners.com - Your Search Engine for Security Intelligence.\nVulnIQ - Vulnerability intelligence and management solution.\nWifi Discovery and Scanning # Acrylic WiFi - WiFi analysis, site survey \u0026amp; troubleshooting.\nAvast Wi-Fi Finder - Avast Wi-Fi Finder is an app to help you find free WiFi networks around you. Just check the map and take a look at the different points that show up. Tapping one of them gives you more information: the name of the network, whether it requires a password, etc.\nFree WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nNetwork Tools - Phone App for tracking all sorts of network metrics.\nOpen WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nWiFinder -\n"},{"id":15,"href":"/political-tools/","title":"Political","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;He knows nothing and thinks he knows everything. That points clearly to a political career.\u0026rdquo; -George Bernard Shaw\nHere at Liberty Tools we believe in looking at alternatives to electoral politics. We believe that in terms of advancing freedom electoral politics has mostly been a lost battle, or very often is actually counter productive. However we do have great respect for anyone who is trying to advance freedom as part of the political process, and continuing in the footsteps of the great politicians such as Ron Paul.\n🏛️ Find Representatives \u0026amp; Voting Info # Govtrack – Look up your Congressional representatives and their voting records. Vote.org – Polling Place Locator – Find out where to vote. Ballotpedia – Discover open races, ballot measures, candidate info, and more. IV3 – Verify your voter roll info, report inaccuracies, and track updates. 💵 Money in Politics # Opensecrets – Follow campaign finance and lobbying data. ALLRegreen – Track campaign contributions by industry and individual donors. Follow The Crypto – See cryptocurrency donations to politicians. Check My Donation – Check if your name has been used fraudulently in political donations. 📊 Government Transparency \u0026amp; Spending # Open the Books – Audit government spending at federal, state, and local levels. Data Republican – Explore federal grant allocations, charity, and NGO funding. DogeAI - A new AI project trying to expose political corruption. 🏢 Political Appointees \u0026amp; Local Involvement # OurPublicService.org – Appointee Tracker – Track political appointees in federal positions. Run Locally – Libertarian Party initiative to support local candidates. "},{"id":16,"href":"/privacy/","title":"Privacy","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The Cypherpunks are actively engaged in making the networks safer for privacy. Let us proceed together apace. Onward\u0026rdquo; - Eric Hughes\nPrivacy is a fundamental tenet of a free society. Corporations and governments are gathering data at record rates and will happily sell it to the highest bidder. In the era of social media, doxxing, twitter mobs and rising crime, take back your privacy to protect yourself and your family.\nAll in one Privacy Solutions # Cloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Cloaked is not Open Source. Though they do plan to open source their project in the future. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nMySudo - All in one privacy solution. MySudo offers services for phones, profiles, emails, virtual credit cards and more. MySudo doesnt always work well on non Android OSes like Calyx and you often need a google supported phone for activation, but once you activate it, it should work fine on Graphene.\nBrowsers # Brave - From the original creators of Firefox, Brave aims to use maximum privacy as a default. With ad blocking, phishing blocking, fingerprint and cookie blocking all enabled by default. Brave does offer ad payments in its own crypto token BAT, which has drawn some criticism from privacy advocates - In Depth Review\nDecentr - Brand new blockchain-based browser. Pays out in their own token for browsing search, much like Brave.\nFirefox - Firefox has a long-established history of competing with the most well-known browsers as the longest-serving open-source alternative. However, due to recent changes by Firefox in order to gain more revenue, we NO longer recommend them. Check out more here.\nLibreWolf - LibreWolf is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks.\nMullvad Browser - The Mullvad Browser is a privacy-focused web browser developed in a collaboration between Mullvad VPN and the Tor Project. It’s designed to minimize tracking and fingerprinting. You could say it’s a Tor Browser to use without the Tor Network. Instead, you can use it with a trustworthy VPN. The idea is to provide one more alternative – beside the Tor Network – to browse the internet with more privacy. To get as many people as possible to fight the big data gathering of today. To free the internet from mass surveillance.\nPrivacy Tests - In-depth comparison of browser privacy.\nTor Browser - Tor Browser is your choice if you need an extra layer of anonymity. It\u0026rsquo;s a modified version of Firefox, which comes with pre-installed privacy add-ons, encryption, and an advanced proxy. It\u0026rsquo;s not recommended to install additional browser addons. Plugins or addons may bypass Tor or compromise your privacy. While TOR is the best in privacy, it is also notoriously slow.\nWaterfox - Waterfox is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks. Not quite as private as something like LibreWolf, but makes up for it in speed and functionality.\nBrowser Exposure Checks # Cover Your Tracks and EFF Tool - A project from the EFF. Cover Your Tracks is two things: a tool for users to understand how unique and identifiable their browser makes them online, and a research project to uncover the tools and techniques of online trackers and test the efficacy of privacy add-ons. In Depth Breakdown and Review\nIpleak - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDNSLeaktest - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDeviceInfo - Checks computer hardware and software specs\nAm I Unique -Checks your IP and browser public info.\nBlacklight- Check third party trackers\nBrowserspy - When you surf around the internet your browser leaves behind a trail of digital footprints. Websites can use these footprints to check your system. BrowserSpy.dk is a service where you can check just what information it\u0026rsquo;s possible to gather from your system, just by visiting a website.\nPrivacy.net - What information can a website find out about you when you visit it? A lot more than you probably realize. This tool lists information that any website, advertisement, and widget can collect from your web browser. Such information could be used to identify you and/or track your behavior using tactics like IP lookups and browser fingerprinting. While none of this may be considered personally identifiable information (PII), the profile drawn from all these pieces of information can be so distinct that it can only plausibly match a single person.\nPersonaldata.info - Check what data your browser is leaking, and other tools.\nBrowser Extensions # AdNauseam - Extension that randomly opens ads to obfuscate tracking.\nBypass Paywalls - App that lets you get past paywalls to view otherwise paid content.\nCanvas Fingerprint Defender - Creates fake Canvas IDs to prevent fingerprinting.\nClear Browsing Data - Clear browsing data like cookies, history, and cache directly from the browser toolbar.\nDissenter - Browser extension that allows you to comment on any web page free of censorship.\nGoogle Teller - App that beeps every time a connection with Google is made.\nHTTPS Everywhere - Encrypts your communications with many major websites, making your browsing more secure.\nLibRedirect - Redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends like Newpipe, Nitter, Wikiless, etc.\nLocalCDN - Emulates Content Delivery Networks to improve your online privacy by intercepting traffic and injecting supported resources locally.\nMailvelope - Privacy-focused email web extension to securely encrypt your emails with PGP using webmail providers.\nMozilla Containers - Allows you to separate your browsing experience into different color-coded tabs to help protect your privacy.\nNoScript - Allows JavaScript and other potentially harmful content to be executed only by trusted websites of your choice.\nPrivacy Badger - Stops advertisers and trackers from secretly tracking where you go and what pages you look at on the web.\nPrivacy Possum - Monkey wrenches common commercial tracking methods by reducing and falsifying the data gathered by tracking companies.\nRedirector - Web browser extension (Firefox, Vivaldi, Chrome, Opera, Edge) to redirect URLs based on regex or wildcard patterns.\nSnowFlake - Helps people in censored countries access the Internet without restrictions by acting as a proxy.\nTerms of Service; Didn\u0026rsquo;t Read - Provides short and quick summaries about the terms and privacy policies of websites you browse.\nTrackMeNot - Protects privacy in web-search by issuing randomized queries to common search engines.\nuBlock Origin - Free, open-source ad content blocker that increases security and privacy in your browser.\nWatch on Odysee - Redirects you from YouTube to Odysee, a decentralized YouTube alternative.\nComputers # Computer Manufacturers # Purism - Open Source company. Makes Open Source Laptops, Phones and Servers. Partners with other liberty focused companies like Start 9. Accepts Bitcoin as a method of payment. Also offers a private phone data plan. Shipping is known to be very slow in some cases. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nStarLabs - A computer company that sells a wide range of linux computers that come preconfigured with multiple different distros. Also includes a linux based tablet. Accepts Bitcoin\nSystem76 - Well known American Linux Company. Developed and pioneered Pop-OS operating system, A user friendly Ubuntu/Debian Fork.\nTuxedoComputers - High quality Linux focused computers. German company, only communicates in German.\nComputer Operating Systems # CNIX - A simple Linux distro that puts privacy first, but it\u0026rsquo;s much less intense than TAILS or QUBES.\nDistro Watch - Distro Watch tracks and rates all Linux Operating systems.\nLinuxMint - Linux distro for beginners.\nPop!_OS - Ubuntu Fork built by a dedicated Linux Hardware Company System76. Pop!_OS is one of the easiest and cleanest Linux distros around.\nQubesOS - a privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. Qubes requires a bit more hardware as it runs several virtual machines to segregate your applications to better ensure your privacy.\nReactOS - An Open Source OS designed to mimic the Windows file system.\nTAILS - A privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. With TAILS all traffic is routed through TOR and all of your data is deleted as soon as the computer is turned off.\nUbuntu - The long term gold standard for beginner Linux users.\nData Removal # AccountKiller- Website that helps you find and delete a wide range of old accounts across multiple platforms through specific account/platform targeting.\nCreditFreeze- Freeze your Credit in the event of a data breach\nCyberOneIntel - CyberOneIIntel claims to find what other services can\u0026rsquo;t - including social media accounts, employment history, dating profiles, gaming profiles, dark web credential breaches, indexed search engine occurrences, and much more.\nData Broker Opt Out List - massive list of data sites to opt out of manually.\nData Brokers List - Links to purge your data manually from data brokers\nData Opt Out - Links to requests to manually delete data from multiple websites and platforms.\nDeleteMe - Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. In Depth Discussion\nEasyOptOuts - Cheap service to remove your accounts from Data Brokers\nHacked - Paid service that helps you recover from hacks and exposed personal data. Service can help with deleting videos or images from website or social media platforms. Service can also help you recover hacked accounts if you have lost access.\nJustDeleteMe - A directory of direct links to delete your account from web services. If you would like to delete a wide range of your accounts manually, JustDeleteMe can link you directly to the section of page where you can easily delete your account.\nMyDataRemoval - Another competitor for purging personal information, Name, Home address etc. Review\nOneRep - Alternative to DeleteMe. Offers a free trial and more deletion services but does have some negative reviews. One Rep is known for automating this process and not using employee manual checks. In Depth Review\nOptery - Removes Your Home Address, Phone and Other Private Info from Google, and 220+ Sites Review\nRedact - App that will delete your social media presence including specific comments and posts on multiple platforms. Includes FB, Reddit, Discord, Twitter etc…\nRemove Data from web Archive - Guide to remove your data from archive sites\nSayMine- Automated service that pulls your emails to find accounts created and sends them emails for data removal request. Be careful though, as this can sometimes cause you to send information to companies that you may have received emails from, but do not actually have an account with and thus actually giving them more information than they had in the first place. Saymine also offers corporate privacy services.\nDead Mans Switch # BqETH - BeQth is a trustless dead mans switch based on the Polygon network, an Ethereum Layer 2. BeQth lets you create a smart contract on the polygon blockchain that will send out our secret data via email to whoever you wish after an allotted amount of time. Transactions are all encrypted and totally on chain. Users can essentially mine the algorithm to unlock secret keys by the allotted time, essentially allowing for users to mine secrets. Does not require KYC. CipherWill - A non crypto based E2E dead mans switch service. Your secrets are encrypted with 256 AES encryption and zero knowledge proofs for the best possible security. Requires basic KYC. Gone Mans Switch - Gone Man\u0026rsquo;s Switch is a simple web application that allows you to create messages that will be delivered when you are absent (gone) for a certain period. Fully Self-hosted and open source. You can schedule long term messages to yourself via Telegram, Email or SMS. Sarcophagus - Similar to BeQTH Sarcophagus is also built on the polygon blockchain. Sarcophagus is decentralized, open-source and DAO owned + operated. They believe bringing dead man\u0026rsquo;s switch functionality to the web3 ecosystem can empower and provide security infrastructure for an entire generation of applications, regardless of their size Email # Email Providers # Email cannot offer the same fundamental privacy of other communication protocols. Use better tools when it matters. Nevertheless, it remains an essential tool in every day life, and the following providers offer excellent privacy.\n10 Minute Mail - Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.- Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.\n33Mail - Unlimited private email aliases.\nBeeble - Encrypted email and data storage. Uses hybrid AED and PGP encryption methods. Uses decentralized server infrastructure.\nFastMail - No free version. In Depth Review.\nLavabit - The company responsible for setting the Seppuku Pledge precedent. Originally used by Edward Snowden, Lavabit refused to give up information on him to the US Government. Lavabit shut down before handing over information and re-opened years later.\nMailbox - Private email with cloud services. In Depth Review.\nMailcow - Self-hosting email isn\u0026rsquo;t recommended, but Mailcow is an application that can help simplify the process. Article on the difficulties with Email.\nMailfence - Encrypted email service based in Belgium.\nMigadu - Email hosting service that doesn\u0026rsquo;t track and lets you add in unlimited domains and accounts for cheap.\nPax Mail - A lesser-known privacy-focused email provider, Pax offers paid-only accounts to provide full email services that do not compromise their values. Specifically created for Freedom lovers. Their values are listed clearly here.\nProtonMail - All data is stored in an encrypted state, and decrypted by the client. Emails between Proton users are end-to-end encrypted. The client-side code is open source. Proton servers are located in Switzerland. Basic accounts are free. Additional storage and features are available through paid plans, which can be paid for in Bitcoin. In-depth review from Restore Privacy.\nTutanota - Similar to Proton, all data is stored in an encrypted state, and emails between users are end-to-end encrypted. Tutanota servers are located in Germany, which is part of the 14 Eyes. Free and paid options available.\nEmail Clients # FairEmail - Fully featured, open source, privacy friendly email app for Android. Uses OpenKeychain to decrypt messages and optionally encrypt messages. Review\nK-9 - Mobile open source email client. Review\nMailSpring - Opensource. Great free email client, works with a variety of email providers. Does not work with Protonmail.\nThunderbird - Thunderbird is a free and open-source cross-platform email client developed by the Mozilla Foundation, the people who are behind the Firefox web browser. Been around for awhile, can be a bit buggy at times.\nEmail Aliases # Abine/Blur - Provides email and Debit card aliases. Albine provides several other options as well. Paid Service offered along with other services. Review\nAnonAddy - Very Similar product to Simple Login. In Depth Review Comparison Review of SL and AA\nFirefox Relay - Free email alias service. Also offers paid phone relay service. Review\nSimple Login - Free cloud services, cheap premium accounts anonymously with Monero. Also offers Self Hosting options.\nFile Encryption # Cryptomator - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nCoze - Coze is an open source cryptographic JSON messaging specification which uses digital signatures to prove identity and ownership over digital files and messages.\nOpenPGP - Lists of several differnt applications that all use the OpenPGP standard.\nPGPTool - Based off the original PGP Alogrithim, PGP tool is a A simple and secure online client-side PGP Key Generator, Encryption and Decryption tool. Generate your PGP Key pairs, encrypt or decrypt messages easily with a few clicks.\nPicoCrypt - Lightweight open source encryption client that’s easy to use, completely free and focuses on only encrypting files and nothing else. Most Encryption apps tend to use AES-256 while Pico uses the new and improved XChaCha20 for encryption. It also uses Argon 2 for key derivation as opposed to SHA for further protection\nVeracrypt - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nFirewalls # Little Snitch - Inbound and Outbound firewall blocking for desktop. MAC OS only.\nOPNsense is a free and open source network FreeBSD-based firewall\nPFSense - Well supported free Open Source network Firewall Software\nPihole - Network wide Ad-Blocker and DNS sinkhole. Can also be used as a DHCP server\nPort Master - Application Firewalls. This program works as a VPN replacement. May break your VPN connection while installed. Works in Linux and Windows.\nSimplewall - Simple Open Source Windows only Firewall\nSnort - Open Source Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)\nInternet Service Providers # FemtoStar - Open Source Satellite internet.\nNomadinternet - Internet for off grid living.\nUkama - A project empowering everyone to build a decentralized cell phone network powered by you to connect the world.\nKillswitches # Buskill - USB ‘dead man’s switch’ locks down (or kills) snatched laptops\nUSBGuard - The USBGuard software framework helps to protect your computer against rogue USB devices (a.k.a. BadUSB) by implementing basic whitelisting and blacklisting capabilities based on device attributes.\nUSBKill - USBKill Python Script allows your computer to lock out if any unapproved USB devices are inserted into your computer. Directly inspired by the arrest of Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht\nMessengers # Bitchat- Launched by Jack Dorsey in 2025, like Briar it uses bluetooth. Other features include: Works Offline on local Bluetooth LE mesh networks, with automatic peer discovery and multi-hop relaying Provides end to end encryption via X25519 key exchange and AES-256-GCM for both private and channel messages. Supports store \u0026amp; forward, caching messages for offline peers until they reconnect Requires no accounts, email addresses, or phone numbers messages live only on users’ devices.\nBriar - Briar doesn’t rely on a central server - messages are synchronized directly between the users’ devices. If the internet’s down, Briar can sync via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, keeping the information flowing in a crisis. If the internet’s up, Briar can sync via the Tor network for additional privacy.\nComparison and Ranks - Detailed comparison of all major messaging apps features and privacy.\nKeet - Peer-to-Peer Chat with high quality Video \u0026amp; Text. Private \u0026amp; Encrypted. Has BTC payment methods built in.\nMatrix - Also commonly known as Element for the most popular Matrix front end. Matrix is a chat Protocol with several different applications that cab be used to participate in the network. Element has full End-to-End encryption, completely open source, fully self hostable and comes with most of the same functionality of Discord or Slack. Also has the ability to Bridge with other chat apps, meaning you can connect Matrix directly to Telegram, or Slack or most other chat apps and mangage those communications via whichever matrix client you choose. Probably the best option for self hosting small companies. Matrix Instance Testing\nMolly- Hardened Signal Fork that is fully open source.\nSignal - An easy-to-use end-to-end encrypted messenger. Long considered the gold standard. Built in auto-delete of messages. standard of chat privacy. Not fully open source. Signal used to require a phone number, but you can now use a username if you prefer. One of the easiest apps to convert normies.\nSilence - A signal fork that picked up SMS direct encryption after Signal decided to no longer pursue it. While you should stay away from SMS whenever possible, it is sometimes still necessary to communicate with certain people this way. And with Silence you can protect yourself. Signal on SMS\nSimpleX - The first messenger without user IDs. SimpleX uses the smart client dumb server model. Meaning you can setup a simple relay to forward your fully encrypted messages to recievers. SimpleX is still early. It has a simple desktop but this isnt fully features currently. In Depth Podcast with the creator.\nSession - Session is an end-to-end encrypted messenger that minimises sensitive metadata, designed and built for people who want absolute privacy and freedom from any form of surveillance. No phone numbers and completely open source.\nTelegram - Easy to use encrypted messaging app. Telegram is NOT End-to-End encrypted by default but does have the option to create E2E secret chats. While its not E2E encrypted it does still encrypt your traffic to the Telegram Servers which is an improvement over SMS. Telegram is simple and is heavily used all across the world, and is a good introduction to a more privacy preserving chat app. However Telegram does have access to user data in its internal servers and has been known to hand that information over at times. Telegram is one of the most used encrypted apps around and as a result can be a haven for scammers.\nThreema - an end-to-end encrypted messenger, similar to Signal. Not a free app. Good overall app, but relatively low userbase due to the non free nature of it.\nWhitenoise - An encrypted messaging app that uses the NOSTR Protocol for private and public key pairs.\nWire - E2E by default. Lots of functionality. Fully open source. Self hosting options available. Built in auto-delete of messages. Can be a bit buggy at times, smaller userbase.\nMetadata Removal # Desktop Metadata removal - Windows and Mac can remove this natively. Linux needs a few steps.\nImagepipe - Android only metadata remover\nMesh Networks # PKT.Cash - PKT uses PacketCrypt, the world’s first bandwidth-hard proof of work. When you connect your home or office internet to the PKT Network, you earn PKT Cash (PKT).PKT mining does not require permission from a centralized company. Miners power the network in a decentralized way, which scales to provide low cost, high speed internet access worldwide.\nOpenmesh - Your Gateway to Building Personalized Data Ecosystems in minutes, instead of weeks. A decentralized node operator that allows for running of various services.\nThreefold - To build an open-source peer-to-peer Internet infrastructure that removes all forms of centralization from the global IT systems. Anything we do needs to improve the planet’s situation and benefit the people around us. Internet access is a human right and it can change everything for the lives of people as an infinite source of tools and information. Our technology was designed to scale ThreeFold anywhere electricity and bandwidth are present.\nMobile # Aliasing # Abine - Offers Phone masking/aliasing for a fee.\nFireFox Relay - Phone Alias service that comes along with an email alias service. Email aliasing is free, phone alias service requires a small monthly fee.)\nSee our All in one Privacy Section for More\nAlternative App Stores # Accrescent - Accrescent is a private and secure Android app store built with modern features in mind. It aims to provide a developer-friendly platform and pleasant user experience while enforcing modern security and privacy practices and offering robust validity guarantees for installed apps.\nAPK-Pure - A site to download and install APK\u0026rsquo;s (install files for phone OSes) this is an easy way to completely bypass app stores. The downside is that your software needs to be updated manually through APK-Pure and is not managed automatically by an app store.\nAptoide - A competitor to the google app store. With over 1 millon apps. While its not specifically privacy focused its a nice alternative when you cant use the regular good app store, or if you cant find what you need in F-Droid.\nAurora Store - A privacy front end for the Google App store. You can find anything you need from google through Aurora. However as this is a front end, it connects to the google app store so that you dont have too. This does require an account. Aurora provides anonymous accounts for you to use, however Google will rate limit these accounts to make them difficult to use sometimes. You can just create your own Gmail account to bypass this if necessary.\nF-Droid - F-Droid is the premier app store for open source apps. For anyone truly intrested in privacy should first check for apps in F-droid before going to mainstream appstores as Fdroid only carries Open Source apps. Completely free, open source and does not require an account.\nObtainium - Obtainium allows you to install and update apps directly from their releases pages, and receive notifications when new releases are made available.\nBurner Phone Numbers # 5sim - Over 500,000 Numbers Originating from Around 180 Countries Online. Low fees. Does not take cryptocurrency.\nBurnerApp - Burner Phone numbers. Usually work for services like Amazon and Twitter\nCrypton - Affordability meets security: For the cost of a movie ticket per month, get a physical SIM phone number. All your messages are encrypted with your personal key, protecting them from prying eyes.\nFreePhoneNum - One time Use burner numbers. Many services wont accept these.\nPhone Blur - offers the use of non-VoIP US phone numbers for account verification, multi-factor authentication, and other needs. Formerly Text Secure.\nSMSPool - Privacy focused non voip SMS burner numbers with area codes from all over the world. Company accepts cryptocurrency including Monero. Cheap options that are known to work with difficult providers like Discord or Twitter.\nSMS4SATS - Bitcoin focused SMS numbers that utilize Bitcoins Layer 2, Lightning network.\nTelnum - Burner Numbers and permanent numbers via Monero\nTossable Digits - Alternative to Google voice for phone porting. Also provides multiple phone numbers.\nMobile Operating Systems # CalyxOS - A privacy focused de-Googled Android Alternative that’s more privacy focused than Lineage but more user friendly than Graphene. Only available on Google Pixel models.\nE.foundation - Degoogled Phone OS that works with most major phone models\nGraphene OS - The king of Privacy phones. Completely de-googled heavily privacy focused phone App Store. Only available on Google Pixel models. Install Guide and Another install guide\nHavoc-OS - Similar to Lineage with large compatibility of devices. Works on over 150 devices. Still available but not a lot of updates.\nLineage – An open source Android alternative that’s compatible with most major Smart Phone and other Android Devices. Does not have a locked bootloader, which is a slight security concern.\nPlexus - App that lists compatibility of over 1000 phone apps for Open source phone roms.\nUbuntu Touch - Open Source Phone and Tablet Rom.\nMobile Phones # Above Phone - The Above Phone offers Graphene OS phones for sale along with their own services like \u0026ldquo;Above VPN\u0026rdquo; along with additional support to help you get fully migrated over to their ecosystem.\nDe-googled - Sells De-googled phones, Lineage Calyx and Graphene - Takes crypto\nEfani - Company that offers Sim Swap protection and prevention. \u0026ldquo;Efani works like any other carrier, except Efani adds exceptional security to your plan via an impressive security tech stack.\u0026rdquo;\nFairphone - Sustainable phone that lets your replace all parts in the phone. Will support CalyxOS soon. currently only available in the UK. Also offers sustainable headphones and other items.\nFreedomphone - NOT RECOMMENDED. Privacy focused phone marketing towards conservatives. OS Is closed source, with little in the way of details on how anything actually works. Backed by conservative commentator Candace Owens.\nFrequency Check - App that lets you check what plans and locations your phone is compatible with.\nIsland - Sandboxing app for Stock Android\nMamushi- Specializes in Calyx OS , Accepts Monero.\nMark37 - A full service Christian privacy company that specializes in their \u0026ldquo;Ghost Phone\u0026rdquo; a Graphene OS phone with custom config. Offers several other privacy services and devices.\nNitrokey - Phones with Mics and Cameras removed\nPine64 - Completely Open Source Phone. May have some compatibility issues.\nPrivate Phone Shop - Fully configured privacy focused phones you purchase. Primarily offers Lineage and Graphene OS. Also offers other privacy services.\nProject Guardian - A physical phone silencing device. A new machine that silences all noise going into your phone from your micophone. All you have to do is set your phone on top of the device and it blocks all incoming sound. Also provides wireless charging. Can be used with two phones at a time.\nPurism - NOT RECOMENDED. Completely Open Source Phone from the ground up, however this comes with many difficulties including supply chain issues. Purism has been known to have very late deliveries in some cases as long as years with no refunds. Order with caution.\nRoninMobile - RoninDojo a bitcoin privacy company, now makes pixel based phones with options for both Calyx and Graphene.\nUnplugged Phone - Unplugged phone is a closed source privacy phone touted by many conservative influencers. It offers its own ecosystem of privacy apps. However many of these apps arent likely to be very useful since you need their phone in order to use them. Given this and the closed source nature of the software we cannot recomend this phone at this time. You are better off with known Open-source alternatives.\nVolla Phone - A minimalist design and new operating concept with the springboard, quick menu and collections. Comes with either Volla OS or Ubuntu Touch installed.\nMobile Service Providers # AweSIM - Privacy focused phone service. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nFreedomPop - Cheap and in some cases free VOIP plans.\nInvisv - Privacy focused phone service. INVISV Relay brings Multi-Party Relay (MPR) privacy to Android, offering a service that decouples trust: where INVISV\u0026rsquo;s job is to ensure that nobody but you has all your critical information. In effect, your requests for data from the Internet, whether with a web browser or with any other app, are unlinked from your identity, and neither INVISV nor our infrastructure partners nor your broadband Internet provider nor a mobile operator can link your identity and your Internet usage and location together.\nSIMXL - e-SIMs Accessible for Everyone, that accepts Monero.\nSilent Link - A real phone number provider not a VOIP number, that can be acquired anonymously. Only allows for incoming calls, but also provides a cheap data plan. Does not always provide the best service. A backup data plan is not a bad idea with this service while using Silent link primarily for privacy.\nVOIP Providers # Hushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nJMP - Private VOIP numbers. Uses the company Telnyx on the back end, but it try\u0026rsquo;s to make this process simpler for a small fee, as you can use Telnyx directly for cheaper fees and good privacy but the process is quite difficult.\nPassword Managers # Password managers are one of the few security tools that makes your life easier. With all of your passwords in one place, often including a password autofill so that you don\u0026rsquo;t have to even type your password, which also helps to keep you safe from keylogging or should surfing attacks.\nBitwarden - FOSS password manager. Free cloud password management, or you can completely self host. 2FA is easily configurable as well. Decryption happens on your client device not on the server, meaning your passwords are encrypted if the server is compromised. Bitwarden also has a password generator, and allows for multiple password encrypted password accounts making it perfect for a small enterprise solution.\nKeepass - The top local password manager. Instead of setting up a server you can run your password manager directly on your personal work machine.\nPasswordSafe - A local password Manager that utilizes Blowfish. Created by security expert and old school cypherpunk Bruce Schneier. Works on windows and Linux.\nVPNMentor Secure Password Generator - Online Password generator for when you aren\u0026rsquo;t working with a standard password manager. Provides other high quality VPN and password related tools as well, like a password strength checker.\nPrivacy for Cars # 49dollarmontanaregisteredagent - Montana based company that creates LLC’s and will register your car to that LLC in Montana thus keeping your name unattached to the car. Montana has the added benefit of a one time registration for cars over 11 years old and no emissions or safety checks\nDeflock - Deflock is a site that tracks \u0026ldquo;Flock\u0026rdquo; ALPR camera readers. Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) are cameras that capture images of all passing license plates, storing details like the car\u0026rsquo;s location, date, and time. These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles—regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. While these systems can be useful for tracking stolen cars or wanted individuals, they are mostly used to track the movements of innocent people.\nFreedomev - Open source software for Tesla cars. Still in development.\nGhostPlate - Physical device that lets you temporarily obscure your license plate.\nNotmyPlate - App that lets you request to legally opt out of License plate collection data via the GDPR. Not likely to be super helpful in non EU countries.\nOpen Auto - An open source alternative to Android Auto, and app that helps you utilize your phone wild driving.\nOpen XC - OpenXC is a combination of open source hardware and software that lets you extend your vehicle with custom applications and pluggable modules. It uses standard, well-known tools to open up a wealth of data from the vehicle to developers, even beyond OBD-II.\nPlate Privacy - A project by the Institute for Justice to track car camera software and fight back.\nPrivacyforCars - Delete your data from rental cars after you are no longer using them. Website also provides a lot of other privacy education on vehicles.\nVehiclePrivacyreport - Check for status of vehicles internet connection to the manufacturers\nPrivacy Resources and Education # Podcasts # Citadel Dispatch - Hosted by Matt Odell a Freedom and Bitcoin Advocate.\nClosed Network - Privacy and security podcast focused on the everyday person and using simple tools and techniques to become a smaller target for online attacks.\nOptOut - Hosted by privacy and freedom advocate Seth for Privacy, covering a wide range of privacy related issues.\nPrivacy Security and Osint - Hosted by the king of privacy, Micahel Bazzell, covers a wide range of privacy, security and Osint. Currently on a hiatus.\nSurveillance Report - Joint hosted by Privacy advocates Henry from Techlore and Nate from the New Oil. Break down of weekly data leaks and privacy incursions.\nWatchMan Privacy - Hosted by Gabriel Custodiet, a principled privacy and freedom advocate.\nOther Privacy Lists # alternativeto.net\nbrainfucksec.github.io/a-good-privacy-list\ndegoogle.jmoore.dev/#replacementsalternatives\ngithub.com/mendel5/alternative-front-ends\ngithub.com/mjovanc/awesome-decentralized\ngithub.com/pluja/awesome-privacy\nlopp.net/bitcoin-information/privacy.html\nnomoregoogle.com\nPrism-Break\nproducthunt.com\nprivacyfirstproducts.softr.app\nprivacytools.io\nreddit.com/r/privacy/wiki/de-google\nsovereignstack.tools\nPurchase Proxys # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nAnonShop - This one works a bit different. You pick a product you want and send the link to AL. AL will then purchase the item and send it to a nearby locker based on your zip code. All paid with Monero. This currently only works for Amazon orders.\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPurse.io - A purchase proxy that offers up to 15% discounts with crypto and users will purchase products for you. Currently takes BTC, BCH and lightning.\nRouters # Anyone - A harward based internet router/proxy that provides privacy by default.\nFlash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router,that prioritizes network wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come per-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers than can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that thats forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls and a virtual server seperate from the Firewall OS.\nSearch # Brave Search - Private search results, using its own indexer, with full search transparency. Aims to be one of the biggest competitors to google. In Depth Review\nDuckDuckGo - Biggest privacy focused search engine, they have admitted to censoring in some cases, but overall still better than Google.\nKagi - Privacy respecting search engine does not track any info or provide any ads and no data mining or IP collecting. Requires an account and limits amount of searches per day for free accounts. Offers paid accounts as well. Not Open Source. Privacy policy\nMojeek - Search engine that claims to use its own indexer and does not rely on search results from Bing or Google\nPresearch - Decentralized search engine that pays you out per search with their own token. You can also run a node and get paid out in their token provided you meet the minimum requirements.\nSearx - Searx is probably the most hard-core of the options, but provides a very solid experience and search results across multiple sources.\nSearch Ranking and Analysis\nWhoogle - A google search proxy that can be hosted. Check out Seth for Privacys public instance of Whoogle It’s easy to self-host, if desired.Public instances\nShipping Services # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) # Cloak - Experimental new program. it works by masquerading proxied traffic as normal web browsing activities. In contrast to traditional tools which have very prominent traffic fingerprints and can be blocked by simple filtering rules, it\u0026rsquo;s very difficult to precisely target Cloak with little false positives. This increases the collateral damage to censorship actions as attempts to block Cloak could also damage services the censor state relies on.\nGuardster - Anonymizer service that provides an alternative to VPN.\nIVPN - No logs, regularly audited VPN service, No customer data stored, Clear privacy policy, Transparent ownership and team, Strong ethics: no trackers, no false promises, no surveillance ads. In Depth Reviews\nKagi - (Note: appears in search section as well, if you want to keep just one mention, you can.)\nLN VPN - VPN service based on the lightning network. You can purchase and use wireguard based VPN services all on lightning. Also offers phone numbers per country all paid via lightning.\nLokiNet - New experimental TOR competitor.\nMullvad - Mullvad has a long reputation of preserving privacy. Mullvad does not log traffic, proven by a police raid. Allows anonymous sign ups, Accepts Monero for payment for Premium accounts. Uses a killswitch and uses Wireguard for speed and security. Provides a mobile app and desktop app. The Mobile app can be a bit finicky for some people. Does not have an app kill switch. In Depth Review\nNym - A new VPN project that works to implement new tech inlcuding mixnets, zk-nyms, post quantum tech and more. Backed by Wikileaks Chelsea Manning.\nPIA - PIA is a solid VPN provider that accepts BTC, uses Wireguard offers cheap rates. PIA is also well known for providing static Ip’s for your VPN. This can be useful for some services that block general VPN access. PIA does not keep logs for privacy concerns. Does not include a kill switch In Depth Review\nSentinel- A decentralized crypto currency backed VPN built on the Cosmos blockchain that aims to provide a decentralized VPN.\nVopono - App for managing Split tunneling in VPN’s. Split tunneling lets you send some traffic through a VPN and delegate specific traffic exempt to the VPN Encrypted tunnel or traffic. This can be useful when trying to use certain apps locally on a LAN. Some VPN Apps have this built in, but this isnt always accessible on all VPN’s or on all versions of the VPN. For Example Proton VPN has this function built in on the Windows version and the Mobile version but not on the linux desktop version.\nVPN Rankings and breakdowns by privacy advocate Techlore more VPN Rankings and More Rankings\nVPNMentor - Offers a wide range of VPN related education, in addition to VPN related tools and more VPN Rankings.\n"},{"id":17,"href":"/self-hosting/","title":"Self Hosting","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If something is free, you’re not the customer; you’re the product.” ― Bruce Schneier\nWhile privacy tools are fantastic, they sometimes miss the true root of the problem. In times of increasing censorship and data theft, owning your data is the best way to increase your privacy and security while dramatically reducing your ability to be censored. When done right, much of this can be done very cheaply. If you already own your hardware much of the software is free or very cheap. Instead of never ending subscriptions and increasing costs with big tech, simply remove them from your life by self hosting. Take back your digital sovereignty.\nBackup Applications # Pika Backup - Pika Backup is designed to save your personal data and does not support complete system recovery. Locally and remote encrypted backups.Open Source.\nPerkeep - Perkeep is a set of open source formats, protocols, and software for modeling, storing, searching, sharing and synchronizing data in the post-PC era. Data may be files or objects, tweets or 5TB videos, and you can access it via a phone, browser or FUSE filesystem. Open Source.\nProxmox Backup Server - Proxmox Backup Server is an enterprise backup solution, for backing up and restoring VMs, containers, and physical hosts. By supporting incremental, fully deduplicated backups, Proxmox Backup Server significantly reduces network load and saves valuable storage space. With strong encryption and methods of ensuring data integrity, you can feel safe when backing up data, even to targets which are not fully trusted.\nCamera Systems # Ezvidoo - EZVidoo is a free CCTV surveillance software for Windows, Linux, and Raspberry Pi. It supports IP Cameras by default, local USB cams, and Camera Audios.EZVidoo also supports numerous sensor types as motion, audio, object, face, and person sensors. By default, it offers a recording support on 24/7 basic, and features, alerts, notifications and mobile access. Not open source.\nIspyconnect - Free and Open source Camera software. Compatible with a wide range of camera devices.\nKerberos.io - An open, scalable and modular solution that supports your use cases at home up to large scale production video landscapes.\nCloud Document Services # Cryptpad - End-to-end encrypted and open-source collaboration suite, that can be used in the cloud or self-hosted. Google docs alternative.\nOnlyOffice - Includes Free Cloud, Paid Cloud, and Self-Hosted options.\nStandard Notes - One of the top note-taking apps. Self-hostable, includes 2FA, E2E, scheduled email backups and more. Charges for the higher level plans with more features.\nCloud Hosting # Open Source as a Service # Cryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nDisroot - Privacy-focused ecosystem. Provides multiple cloud services. Including Email, Nextcloud, Cryptpad etc…\nFederated.Computer - Great open-source replacements for Dropbox, Google Workplace, Zoom, Slack, Airtable, Mailchimp, 1Password, Netlify, Github, Calendy, your spying VPN and much more for the low price of $39 a month. As many users as you want. Only pay for more storage when/if you need it.Federated includes Human Support and full Backups. The benefits of self-hosting without the day-to-day high-stakes drudgery. Affiliate Link\nKoofr - Allows for importing of Drive, Dropbox etc. Privacy-focused cloud storage free up to 10 Gb’s. ^1,2^\nNextCloud - Self-hosted cloud software for a massive amount of options. Takes a bit of config, but nextcloud functions as a full Google Docs replacement in addition to many other options including music and video hosting. Also provides cloud hosting if you do not wish to self-host. Next Cloud is currently available in other Privacy-focused ecosystems like Start9, Umbrel, Yunohost, Dietpi and many more, with just a few clicks. Or you can self-host on your OS of choice.\nLink Tree Alternatives # AllMyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nCoinDrop - Like link tree but specifically for crypto web wallets. All your wallets and donation methods in one simple place.\nLibertyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nOperating Systems # While more well-known OSes like Windows server or Ubuntu server are great, there are other lesser-known OSes purpose-built to help people self-host, by pre-packaging applications in nice ready-made GUI. This can be especially useful for less technical users.\nHyperVisors for Virtualization # ProxMox - Proxmox is the primary open source solution for virtual machine hosting. Like VmWare or Hyper V except Proxmox is completely open source and free. It offers you the ability to run multiple virtual servers on a single physical server, easily allowing you to run several different software Operating systems for zero cost. Comes with snapshots, backups, server monitoring, native containerization and much more. Find a list of Proxmox based scripts here these scripts allow for single lines of code for setting up hundreds of apps. One of the absolute best ways to get into self hosting. XCP-NG - A solid alternative to Proxmox. the user-friendly, high-performance virtualization solution, developed collaboratively for unrestricted features and open-source accessibility with Turnkey Server Virtualization. Operating Systems # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, NEAR, Avalanche and more.\nCASA OS - Community-based open source software focused on delivering simple personal cloud experience around Docker ecosystem. Despite the name CASA OS is not an OS. It is an app similar to Umbrel or Citadel, a GUI for docker images. Comes with some unique apps, like Nginx Proxy Manager and Cloudflare Tunnels. Also provides Clearnet support with a fairly flexible set of config options. Also has a nice simple GUI for file uploads, this is especially useful with something like Jellyfin or Calibre-Web.\nCitadel - Umbrel open source Fork offering much of the same options.\nCloudron - Cloudron is unique in that it offers offsite backups to AWS, includes a built-in firewall that monitors all traffic and comes with its own built-in email server.\nCoolify - An open-source \u0026amp; self-hostable Heroku / Netlify alternative.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Storj, Zcash, Cosmos Tornado Cash and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nDietPI - A Linux distro OS. Dietpi comes with over 200 app packages and dependencies built in. While more command line skills are required than Umbrel or Embassy, Dietpi makes it very easy to install over 100 apps and dependencies. While largely built for Raspberry Pi, Dietpi also has specific images created for a wide range of hardware. Dietpi is a bit more difficult than platforms like Yunohost, but runs a bit more reliably and offers more total tools, including backups, VPN integration, clearnet, and more. Documentation is better than Yunohost, but could still be improved.\nFulmo - A lighting network focused OS configured to run on a Raspberry Pi.\nFreedomBox - Another OS that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Currently more limited than most of the other OSes in terms of apps in the internal app store.\nHome Lab OS - HomelabOS allows anyone to easily deploy, backup, restore, and maintain over 100 different applications and services. Everything from video players, to home automation, to chat services. These services can continue to function at full speed on your LAN even when your external internet is completely offline.\nMoneroOS - OS dedicated to Monero mining.\nMy Node BTC - Another OS that focuses primarily on Bitcoin Software. Includes BTCPay Server, Dojo, Whirlpool, Join Market and much more. Comes with Clearnet, Tor, and I2P.\nPinode-XMR - PiNode-XMR is a completely free and open source suite of tools to help a user run their own Monero node with ease. PiNode-XMR is designed for use with single board computers (SBC) such as the Raspberry Pi, Pine64 or Odroid hardware to allow for very cheap node setup and minimal 24/7 running costs due to low power usage.\nPiBox - Currently has a small offering of Apps but is working on adding more. Notable Apps are Nextcloud, Jellyfin and Homeassistant.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nRunTipi - Tipi is a personal homeserver orchestrator. It is running docker containers under the hood and provides a simple web interface to manage them. Every service comes with an opinionated configuration in order to remove the need for manual configuration and network setup. RunTipi comes with Clearnet configuration, but this can be a bit buggy in some cases. This is still very much in development.\nStart9 - Start OS makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy, not completely open source. Currently routes all services over TOR or lets you host over LAN. This increases privacy but can make things more difficult to interact with Non TOR/Start9 users. Heavily supports bitcoin software and includes a NOSTR node and several other tools. While there is currently no clearnet support, StartOS is overall very stable. Start9 also offers some of the better documentation and error handling. Save 5% on any S9 Server with code \u0026ldquo;LOTR\u0026rdquo;\nUBOS - A newer project. Less impressive interface and less apps than some of the other projects.\nUmbrel - Interface that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Beautiful interface but still needs a few bugs worked out. Apps are difficult to config after being setup. Offers lots of Bitcoin Node Software. Umbrel and StartOS are very similar options as they both focus heavily on BTC and Lightning nodes and currently offer only LAN and TOR hosting. Umbrel offers more apps but Start OS offers a much more reliable platform. Umbrel is not an OS but rather an GUI application manager for Docker.\nYunoHost - Free and Open Source with over 100 apps. Yuno host comes with Clearnet support with your own custom domains and offers you free pre-selected domains you can use. Yunohost has a nice troubleshooting tool that helps you find issues with port/firewall troubleshooting. Yunohost has a lot of features but can be a bit buggy at times.\nMedia Center OSes # If you are currently running a Roku, Amazon Firestick, or pretty much any other store-bought hardware device for media streaming, it\u0026rsquo;s very likely that it sends out massive amounts of data back to different companies. This is terrible for privacy, self-sovereignty, security, and internet bandwidth. While it\u0026rsquo;s difficult to purchase hardware that does not do this, you can set up your own version with some of the following user-friendly Operating systems.\nLibreElec - LibreELEC is a lightweight ‘Just enough OS’ Linux distribution purpose-built for Kodi on current and popular mediacentre hardware.\nOSMC - OSMC (Open Source Media Center) is a free and open source media player based on Linux. Founded in 2014, OSMC lets you play back media from your local network, attached storage, and the Internet. OSMC is the leading media center in terms of feature set and community and is based on the Kodi project.\nXbian - XBian is a small, fast, and lightweight media center distribution for the Raspberry Pi, CuBox-i, Hummingboard, and many more devices to come. It is based on a minimal Debian and therefore offers much of the same freedom as Debian offers. Our slogan is “XBian, the bleeding edge” as our main focus is delivering the fastest Kodi solution for various small form factor computers.\nPhoto Storage # Ente - Encrypted cloud photo storage.\nImmich - Self-hosted backup solution for photos and videos on mobile devices.\nPhotoprism - PhotoPrism is an AI-Powered Photos App for the Decentralized Web. It makes use of the latest technologies to tag and find pictures automatically without getting in your way. You can run it at home, on a private server, or in the cloud.\nRemote Control Software # AeroAdmin - Easy and free Remote access service for many OS’s. Not Open source.\nMesh Commander - Free Open Source Teamviewer Alternative.\nNetBird - NetBird combines a WireGuard®-based overlay network with Zero Trust Network Access, providing a unified open source platform for reliable and secure connectivity. Requires authentication account with a big tech identity provider. Offers free self hosting options.\nPangolin - Pangolin is an open-source and identity-aware tunneled reverse proxy server. Pangolin’s distributed architecture with nodes provide highly available ingress to ensure applications always remain accessible. Open Source.\nRustDesk - TeamViewer, AnyDesk, and Splashtop to RustDesk for a secure and reliable remote desktop experience with your own self-hosted servers. Open Source.\nTailScale - Tailscale is an easy VPN that allows you to connect back into your network without excessive configuration or firewall rules. While Tailscale is not fully open source and requires an requires authentication account with a big tech identity provider. However there is a fully self-hosted version you can run.\nRouters # Flash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router, that prioritizes network-wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come pre-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built-in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers that can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all-purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router, or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that is forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls, and a virtual server separate from the Firewall OS.\nSSH/RDP Applications # Easy SSH - Simple application that lets you save all of your SSH logins and passwords in one easy interface. This way you can login go from SSH terminal port easily and quickly without needing to type in your credentials. Linux Only.\nmRemoteNG - Just like Easy SSH, but also supports RDP, Telnet, HTTPS, Powershell, and more. Windows only.\nWebsite Tools # Ackee - Self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool for those who care about privacy. Ackee runs on your own server, analyzes the traffic of your websites, and provides useful statistics in a minimal interface.\nGhost - Self-Hosting and cloud hosting with open source software. Ghost is primarily used as a blogging platform as a competitor to something like Substack. Unlike Hugo Ghost offers a GUI for most of your website management.\nHugo - Popular open-source static site generators. Helps you simply create websites for desktop and mobile without substantial amounts of HTML code. Hugo is completely open source and utilizes markdown files primarily. Liberty Tools is run with Hugo.\nImmuneweb - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\nMatomo - Privacy first Google analytics alternative.\nPlausible - Simple and privacy-friendly Google Analytics alternative - Extensive Review\nSSLLABS - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\n"},{"id":18,"href":"/social-media/","title":"Social Media","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.” ― George Washington\nSocial media is a mixed bag. It connects the world and allows for the rapid dissemination of news, true and untrue. But in the last few years censorship has become a massive problem across all major social media platforms. Its important that we cultivate presences on social media that are more resilient to censorship and de-platforming. These services should be run as decentralized as possible to avoid coordinated take downs like we saw with the Conservative social media company Parler, where big tech collaborated to largely destroy the company.\nFreedom Respecting Social Media # Blue Sky - Blue Sky is an open source project backed by Jack Dorsey in an attempt to create a decentralized social network protocol as an alternative to Twitter. In May 2024 Jack Dorsey resigned from the BlueSky board, and donated 21 Million to the Open Source Protocol NOSTR. Blue Sky is very leftwing.\nDiaspora - Diaspora is a decentralized open source social media platform. With Diaspora you need to host your own instance by running a server or \u0026ldquo;pod\u0026rdquo;, meaning you own your data. Due to the decentralized nature of the platform it can be difficult to connect with other profiles, the platform has less than 1 million users after after 13 years of operation.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here\nGab - A centralized Free Speech Social media platform. Gab has been de-platformed by most of big tech and largely runs its own architecture in order to to keep operations running. Platform users tend to skew right wing.\nGettr - GETTR is a social media platform built on the foundation of freedom of opinion and expression. Gettr is a socialized platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t seem to offer anything particularly new, other than being a Twitter Alternative. Private messages claim to be E2E. But Gettr is not open sourced.\nLemmy - Lemmy is a selfhosted social link aggregation and discussion platform. Similar to Reddit but it is completely free and open, and not controlled by any company. This means that there is no advertising, tracking, or secret algorithms. Content is organized into communities, so it is easy to subscribe to topics that you are interested in, and ignore others. Voting is used to bring the most interesting items to the top.\nLocals - Locals is a free speech social media platform that is owned by Rumble. Locals is a centralized alternative to other social media. Founded by conservative commentator Dave Rubin.\nMastodon - Mastodon is an open source, self hosted social networking service that aims to be a twitter competitor. Mastodon lets you connect to specific Mastodon instances as part of a federation protocol. Due to this setup Larger mastodon servers can censor other servers from connecting to their instances. Tends to be a more left wing community.\nMeWe - MeWe is a centralized company that\u0026rsquo;s been running a social media platform for over a decade. MeWe is committed to privacy and an ad-free experience. The project is currently in development to be migrated to web3 blockchain based infrastructure.\nMinds - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.\nTruth Social - Founded by Donald Trump in response to Trump getting removed from Twitter. Truth Social is a centralized open source fork of Mastodon. Truth Social is known to censor content, mostly leftwing content.\nTwitter/X - Twitter is a centralized social media platform. While Twitter has become a free speech focused platform its far from perfect. Twitter is overwhelmingly the single biggest platform for spreading speech. Twitter is bad for privacy and is encouraging a ID based verification program, that will be in the hands of its future owners. Case against Twitter\nMeetup Alternatives # Agorakit - Agorakit is web-based, open source groupware for collectives. By creating collaborative groups, people can discuss topics, organize events, store files and keep everyone updated as needed. Agorakit is a forum, calendar, file manager, mapping tool and email notifier.\nFlockstr - NOSTR based Meetup alternative. Connects directly with your NOSTR Account, and also works with your lightning wallet to receive ZAPS (micro bitcoin transactions.)\nJoinMobilizon - Mobilizon is not a giant platform, but a multitude of interconnected Mobilizon websites. This federated architecture helps avoid monopolies and offers a diversity of hosting terms of service.\nLuma - An international meetup alternative, that provides more value at a much lower price than meetup. Has built in support for cryptocurrency wallets like Eth and Solana.\nPartiful - Free for users, requires SMS in order to gave out regular event updates. Not specifically freedom focused, but another good option.\nNOSTR # NOSTR is the future of decentralized social media. NOSTR is not controlled or owned by any private company or person. NOSTR is a protocol similar to Email or TCP/IP. It can be accessed by anyone or any company. NOSTR uses the dumb server smart client model. Meaning anyone can setup a simple server/relay that preserves and encrypts the NOSTR ecosystem. NOSTR directly incorporates bitcoin via the lightning network. You can send \u0026ldquo;ZAPS\u0026rdquo; which are low cost lightning transactions to any person on NOSTR, and your posts can likewise receives Zaps from anyone on the network. In addition to major support from the freedom and Bitcoin communities, NOSTR has been financially backed by Jack Dorsey and heavily supported by Edward Snowden. NOSTR offers several different clients that allow you to interact with the NOSTR protocol. Some of those clients:\nAlby - A NOSTR and Bitcoin plugin. Allows you to hold your private keys in order to interact with NOSTR, lighting and other bitcoin apps.\nDamus - NOSTR Client for Iphone.\nNOSTR Apps - A database of many differnt NOSTR Apps\nNostr.Watch - Track relays where a connection can currently be established.\nNostr.directory - Find your twitter follows on NOSTR\nNostrChat - Encrypted chat built on NOSTR.\nPrimal - A client designed to look like a twitter clone.\nZap.Stream - Directly integrated into NOSTR Zap lets you stream for SATS (bitcoin Lightning) and earn in kind easily from any and all viewers.\nYoutube Alternatives # Bitchute - A decentralized Youtube alternative that tends to have a lot of right-leaning content, due to this they often get censored or blocked.\nCiVL - CiVL is a free streaming platform for courageous stories and subversive ideas that challenge power structures. Get access to award-winning films, shows, and debates. No ads. No credit card to join.\nD.tube - A decentralized youtube alternative. DTube is a community powered video sharing platform where users vote on videos to reward creators, curators, influencers and viewers in cryptocurrency.\nMadiator - Privacy focused front end for LBRY, the network that hosts ODYSEE.\nODYSEE - A decentralized video platform built on the LBRY network. With the recent SEC Judgement against ODYSEE the long term future of the platform is uncertain, however plans are to migrate to the Arweave network. Odysee also has a nice simple feature allowing you to connect your youtube channel and autosync all content for a convenient backup of your channel.\nPeerTube A free and open-source, decentralized, ActivityPub federated video platform powered by WebTorrent, that uses peer-to-peer technology to reduce load on individual servers when viewing videos.\nRumble - A centralized alternative to youtube that bills itself as protector of free speech.\n"}]
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-[{"id":0,"href":"/affiliates/","title":"Affiliates","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Tell me with whom you associate, and I will tell you who you are.\u0026rdquo; - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe\nThis is our affiliate page for brands we use and trust. While the goal of Liberty Tools is to list every single tool for human liberty, we cant vet them all. These are brands and projects that we actually use and endorse and generally have a relationship with. As such, we have affiliate links with them, and this is one small way you can support us at no additional cost to you! These links also show up on their specific categories page as well.\nAupa Bar - The Chad of energy bars run by a based bitcoin business. High quality grass fed meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit, no garbage filler like seed oils. AUPA gives 5% discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. These bars come from the best quality farms in Colorado. Stack this with code \u0026ldquo;Liberty\u0026rdquo; for an additional 5% off some of the best meat bars around.\nCloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nDelete Me - Our date is leaked everyday. Thats why its important to use services like Delete Me. Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. Use our Affiliate link to save 20%.\nFederated.Computer - Federated is another Denver based company offering Open Source as a service. Sometimes physically hosting servers just isn\u0026rsquo;t viable. In those cases cloud hosting can be a necessary option. But most cloud hosting come from tech giants like AWS or Google Cloud who sell your data and will censor you if you have the wrong politics. Federated.Computer offers you cheap, easy open source options to get many of the benefits of Big Tech without compromising your privacy. Please use our affiliate link to sign up if you\u0026rsquo;re interested!\nHushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nLive Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our affiliate link if you are interested.\nPrivacy.com - Privacy.com is the best way to pay with fiat online while still protecting your privacy. Create debit card aliases that can be limited based on total amount spends or by vendors. With card aliases you dont have to worry about leaked card info, overcharges or annoying vendors that refuse to cancel your subscription, privacy.com lets you do all of that for free. Please use our referral link and sign up for a free account.\nStart 9 - Start 9 is one of our favorite companies. Local to Denver, Start9 offers home personal servers with their own Operating system, that makes it easy for you to own and host your data out of a physical server that you own. Offers an app store with multiple applications that include Bitcoin and Monero full nodes, Matrix and SimpleX messaging, Vaultwarden for password management, Nextcloud for all sorts of hosting including word docs, music, contacts calendar and so much more.\n"},{"id":1,"href":"/agorism/","title":"Agorism","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If taxation without consent is not robbery, then any band of robbers have only to declare themselves a government, and all their robberies are legalized.” ― Lysander Spooner\nAgorism is a social philosophy that advocates creating a society in which all relations between people are voluntary exchanges by means of counter-economics, engaging with aspects of nonviolent revolution, founded by Samuel Edward Konkin the third. Agorism is a different approach to creating freedom, than electoral politics. Sometimes also known as the concept of \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizens.\u0026rdquo;\nAgorist Communities (International) # Bitcoin Beach - Bitcoin Beach is working to create a sustainable circular Bitcoin economy in El Salvador. Following the dramatic decrease in crime and the governments bitcoin backing, Bitcoin Beach has become one of the best Bitcoin communities in the world. Free Society - Free Society aims to build a new sovereign society by negotiating with an existing government. There are many examples of governments granting another nation sovereignty over a part of their territory, and Free Society believes this is the best way forward. Free State Project - The Free State Project is a movement of thousands of freedom-loving people to New Hampshire. Started in 2003, there are thousands of individuals just like you in New Hampshire. Together, Free Staters have built an incredible, real-life community full of people who value liberty and responsibility. Free Cities - The Free Cities Foundation aims to inspire, inform and connect people to create a global market of living together in Free Cities. Free Cities are self-governing territories that uphold individual rights and freedoms. They aim to create more prosperous and autonomous urban spaces. Freedom Haven - Seasteading org working to build a workable seasteading options. Seasteading is the idea of creating permanent living homes that exist outside government jurisdiction in international waters. Liberland - The Free Republic of Liberland is a small experimental country located on the banks of the Danube River, known as Gornja Siga. Liberland is built on classical liberal (libertarian) ideals which emphasize autonomy and minimize the state\u0026rsquo;s encroachment on individual liberties. Rule of law, bodily autonomy, free trade, freedom of choice, freedom of movement, and others are all core tenets of our fledgling nation. PraxisNation - Praxis Nation builds off the concept of the network state by Balaji Srinivasan. Which theories that in the modern world we can create a decentralized country that can offer many of the benefits of standard country. Praxis aims to offer land, its own currency and eventually citizenship among many other things. Pronomos - Pronomos is a venture capital fund that works to build the \u0026ldquo;cities of tomorrow.\u0026rdquo; Pronomos has worked to fund Prospera, Praxis, and many more starup cities. Prospera - Prospera is a new libertarian smart city located in Honduras, that works as an economic zone largely free of local government taxes. An experimental project that does exist by a government grant, but its working to prove out a new potential model of cities. Learn more with the REASON documentary. Digital Nomad Services # Escapees - Escapees bills itself as an RV club, but it offers many services for a digital nomad lifestyle, including mail forwarding and temporary residences among many other things. Based in the U.S. Liberation Travel - Focuses on helping users find residency in multiple countries primarly including Paraguay, Uruguay, Panama and Georgia. Nomad Capitalist - Nomad Capitalist specializes in legally and ethically reducing your tax rate, diversifying and safeguarding your assets, growing your passport portfolio, and maximizing your freedom. Passports for Crypto - Quickly acquire Citizenship in St. Kitts by purchasing property without ever actually visiting St. Kitts. Planbpassport - A service that helps facilitate second passports. Accepts Bitcoin and very much adopts a \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizen\u0026rdquo; Mindset. General Tools # Agorist Nexus - Agorist Nexus is a hub for free exchange, focusing on the spread of Agorism and connecting the counter-economy Agorist Tax Advice - Paid service to minimize your tax strategy. Live Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our above affiliate link if you are interested. Lost Horizons - Platform with a wide range of topics around opting out of taxes and deconstructing the legal system. Mobazha - Formerly known as Openbazaar, Mobazaha aims to be a decentralized market where people can buy and sell products across the world for various different crypto currencies. One Stupid Fuck - Opt out of the tax structure. Terrible website name and design, but a resource that provides great step by step videos of opting out of the current tax structure. Taxation is Theft App - App that walks people through the logical ideas of taxation being theft. Similar to the not yet launched project \u0026ldquo;The mirror\u0026rdquo; by Larken Rose. Shipping Services # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Sovereign Homesteading # Abundant Acres - A small company that helps you design your sovereign homestead blueprint. Empshield - EMP Shield is the World’s first EMP protection technology for an entire home and vehicle tested to military and UL 1449 standards from ETL. H20 Machine - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. My Patriot Supply - Purchase food and other supplies. Seedarmory.com - Every one of Seed Armory\u0026rsquo;s seed vaults contains only 100% survival grade, 100% heirloom seeds, and are always non-GMO. Seeds, vaults, and packets are kept at low refrigerated temperatures until ready for shipping. Spout Water - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. Works at a much smaller scale than H20 Machine. StealthAngelSurvival.com - Purchase a wide variety of survival gear. Survivalrealty.com - Off grid real estate. "},{"id":2,"href":"/books/","title":"Books","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Liberty Tools Book List Welcome to the Liberty Tools Book list! This is our official book recommendations for the best books across a wide range of liberty topics. We do not specifically endorse every idea in these books or by these authors, but we do recommended them as a good place to learn about the topics at hand. Not all of these books are specifically libertarian, but they contain valuable information that could benefit anyone regardless of political philosophy. Find these books here: Anna\u0026rsquo;s Archive and Libgen If you enjoy any of these books please considering purchasing. Category Author Agorism Community Technology Karl Hess New Libertarian Manifesto Samuel Edward Konkin III Agorist Class Theory Wally Conger How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Derrick Broze Anti-Politics Sal Mayweather Anarchy in Practice - Stateless Solutions Community Technology David Freidman New Libertarian Manifesto Walter Block Agorist Class Theory Ryan McMaken How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Hans Herman Hoppe Anti-Politics Robert Murphy The Market for Liberty Morris/Linda Tannehill The New Libertarianism: Anarcho-Capitalism J. Michael Oliver Crypto Anarchy The Genesis Book Aaron Van Wirdun Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of Cryptocurrency Andy Greenberg This Machine Kills Secrets: Julian Assange, The Cypherpunks, and their fight to Empower Whistleblowers Andy Greenberg Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital Age Steven Levy The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age James Dale Davidson, Michael David Axtel Cryptocurrency Digital Gold Nathaniel Popper How Money got Free Patrick Eha Understanding Bitcoin Robert Muprhy and Silas Barta The Bitcoin Standard SaifeDean Ammous The Internet of Money Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Bitcoin Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Ethereum Andreas Antonopolous Hacking Bitcoin Roger Ver The Blocksize War Jonathan Bier Conspiracies Filthy Rich James Patterson All The Shahs Men Steven Kinzer JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters James W. Douglass Chaos Tom O\u0026rsquo;Neill Inventing the AIDS Virus Peter Duesberg The Controlled Demolition of the American Empire Charlie Robinson \u0026amp; Jeff Berwick A Warning from History Corey Hughes The Octopus of Global Control Charlie Robinson One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that gave Rise the Jeffrey Epstein Whitney Webb The Creature From Jekyll Island G Edward Griffin Covid The Real Anthony Fauci Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The War on Ivermectin Pierre Kory The Courage to Face Covid-19 Peter McCullough A Plague Upon Our House Scott Atlas Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19 Matt Ridley Diary of A Psychosis Tom Woods The Pfizer Papers Naomi Wolf Drug War and Prohibition The Economics of Prohibition Mark Thornton American Kingpin Nick Bilton High Price Dr. Carl Hart Chasing the Scream Johann Hari Dreamland: The True Tale of America\u0026rsquo;s Opiate Epidemic Sam Quinones Drug War Addiction Sheriff Bill Masters Gang Leader for A Day Sudhir Venkatesh Economics and History of Economics Economics in One Lesson Henry Hazlitt Basic Economics Thomas Sowell The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard Keynes Mark Skousen History of Money and Banking in the United States Murray Rothbard End the Fed Ron Paul Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles Jesus Huerta de Soto The Fiat Standard SaifeDean Ammous Environment American Serengeti Dan Flores Fossil Future Alex Epstein Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of Antihumanism Robert Zubrin Apocalypse Never Michael Shellenberger The Wizard and The Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow\u0026rsquo;s World Charles C. Mann Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Running With Rhinos Ed Warner Extremist Politics The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics Michael Malice SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought Police Vox Day The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure Greg Lukianoff and Johnathan Haidt Fiction Brave New World Aldous Huxley 1984 George Orwell Animal Farm George Orwell Molon Labe! Kenneth Royce (Boston T Party) Alongside Night J. Niel Schulman Freehold Michael Z. Williamson The Moon is a Harsh Mistress Robert Heinlen The Handmaid’s Tale Margaret Atwood Anthem Ayn Rand The Fountainhead Ayn Rand The Giver Lois Lowery Red Rising Pierce Brown Unintended Consequences John Ross The Probability Broach L. Neil Smith The High Ground Series Doug Casey Enemy of the State F. Paul Wilson Financial Crisis Meltdown Tom Woods Deep Freeze: Iceland\u0026rsquo;s Economic Collapse Phillip Bagus and David Howden Americas Great Depression Murray Rothbard The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last Century Mark Thornton End the Fed Ron Paul Gun Rights Come and Take it: The Gun Printers Guide to Thinking Free Cody Wilson The 10 Myths of Gun Control Jose Nino More Guns Less Crime John Lott Health and Nutrition Death by Food Pyramid Denise Minger Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim It Mary Ruwart The Primal Prescription Doug Mcguff and Robert Murphy Fat for Fuel Dr. Joseph Mercola Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless Health Casey Means and Calley Means Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Blind Spots: The Medicine Gets it Wrong and What it Means For our Health Marty Makary Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity Peter Attia History - General A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell A Peoples History of the United States Howard Zinn Albions\u0026rsquo;s Seed David Hackett Fischer The Dawn Of Everything: A New History of Humanity David Graber A Little History of the World EH Gombrich Debt: The First 5000 Years David Graber History of Government Institutions Legacy of Ashes: A history of the CIA Tim Weiner Enemies: A history of the FBI Tim Weiner The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles and their Secret World War Steven Kinzer Overthrow: Americas Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to Iraq Steven Kinzer History of Socialism The Almost Nearly Perfect People Michael Booth The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel Castro Humberto Fontova The Case Against Socialism Rand Paul History of War and Military The Strategic Logic of Suicide Bombers Robert Pape Enough Already: Time to End the War on Terror Scott Horton Death by Government: Genocide and Mass Murder Since 1900 R.J. Rummel Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catastrophe of Ukraine Scott Horton All the Shahs Men Stephen Kirzner Property Rights Against Intellectual Property Stephan Kinsella (Property Rights) - Freedom on the Frontier Terry Anderson \u0026amp; Peter J Hill How Music Got Free Steven Witt Water Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Space Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Against Intellectual Monopoly Michelle Boldrin \u0026amp; David Levine Intro to Liberty The Law Frederic Bastiat The Road to Serfdom Friedrich Hayek Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom Ron Paul The Revolution Ron Paul Intro to Anarchy No Treason: The Constitution of no Authority Lysander Spooner The Most Dangerous Superstition Larken Rose The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to Obey Michael Huemer The Anarchist\u0026rsquo;s Handbook Organized by Michael Malice Dissenting Electorate: Those Who Refuse to Vote and the Legitimacy of Their Opposition Wendy McElroy Individual Liberty Benjamin Tucker Freedom’s Progress: A History of Political Thought Gerard Casey Living Freedom The Freedom Outlaw\u0026rsquo;s Handbook: 179 Things to Do \u0026rsquo;til the Revolution Claire Wolfe 101 Things to Do \u0026lsquo;Til the Revolution: Ideas and Resources for Self-Liberation, Monkey Wrenching and Preparedness Claire Wolfe Don\u0026rsquo;t Shoot the Bastards (Yet): 101 More Ways to Salvage Freedom Claire Wolfe Net Neutrality The Fallacy of Net Neutrality Thomas Hazlett The Master Switch Tim Wu The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless Technology Thomas Hazlett Code 2.0 Lawrence Lessig Philosophy - General Drive: Understanding the science of Human motivation Daniel Pink Defending the Undefendable Walter Block Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder Nassim Taleb The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion Johnathan Haidt Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World David Epstein Philosophy - Political The Ethics of Liberty Murray Rothbard Anatomy of the State Murray Rothbard An Agorist Primer Samuel Konkin Our Enemy, the State Albert J Nock Police Brutality and the Justice system Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America\u0026rsquo;s Police Forces Radley Balko A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State John Whitehead The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison America Naomi Murakawa The New Jim Crow Michelle Alexander Ghettoside Jill Leovy I Can\u0026rsquo;t Breathe: A Killing on Bay Street Matt Taibbi Justice Before the Law Michael Huemer Revisionist History The Myth of the Robber Barons Burt Folsom The Art of Contrary Thinking Humphrey B. Neill Why American History is Not What They Say: An Introduction to Revisionism Jeff Riggenbach Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong James W. Loewen The Roosevelt Myth John T. Flynn The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary War Thomas J. DiLorenzo Security and Privacy The Art of Invisibility Kevin Mitnick How to Be Invisible J. J. Luna No Place to Hide Glen Greenwald Public Record Edward Snowden The Production of Security Gustave di Molinari Extreme Privacy: How to Disapear on the Internet Michael Bazzell Watchman Privacy Gabriel Custodiet Privacy in Utopia Gabriel Custodiet Schooling and Unschooling Radical Unschooling Dayna Martin The Case against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and Money Bryan Caplan Weapons of Mass Instruction John Taylor Gatto The Absorbent Mind Maria Montessori The College Scam: How America\u0026rsquo;s Universities Are Bankrupting and Brainwashing Away the Future of America\u0026rsquo;s Youth Charlie Kirk Vaccines Turtles All the Way Down Anonymous, Tim Vadnar The Moth in the Iron Lung Forrest Moready Crooked: Manmade Disease Explained Forrest Moready Dissolving Illusions Susan Humphries Vaccines, Autoimmunity and the Changing Nature of Childhood Illness Thomas Cowan "},{"id":3,"href":"/covid/","title":"Covid","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Every single thing that was done in public health in response to the pandemic made it worse.\u0026rdquo; - Peter A. McCullough\nThe Covid19 Lockdowns were the biggest event in our lifetimes. The damage done was immeasurable and still continues to this day. The power centers are looking to continue on with all of the covid tyranny. We must be vigilant in fighting back against the medical industrial complex.\nAnti Covid Orgs # Banners 4 Freedom - An organization dedicated to protesting Covid Mandates using billboards across the world.\nChildren\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense - Children\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense® is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Their mission is to end childhood health epidemics by working aggressively to eliminate harmful exposures, hold those responsible accountable and establish safeguards to prevent future harm. They fight corruption, mass surveillance and censorship that put profits before people as well as advocate for worldwide rights to health freedom and bodily autonomy ^1^\nEvidenceNotFear - An evidence-based guide against all of the Covid madness.\nFeds 4 Med Freedom - Feds for Medical Freedom is fighting for medical freedoms and personal autonomy. They stand against unconstitutional and immoral vaccine mandates that have cost thousands of federal employees and contractors their careers and livelihoods.\nFLCCC Alliance - A group of doctors who got together to push back against the public Covid response. They provide real education on Covid, and demonized treatments like Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine and recovery against.\nGBDeclaration.org - One of the first major organizations to push back against Covid lockdowns. The Great Barrington Declaration is a major worldwide petition sponsored by doctors and scientists against the Covid lockdowns.\nHowbad - Resources for tracking all aspects of specific Covid batchs data, this also includes leaked data, and some aspects of other vaccines and medical malpractice.\nICAN Informed Consent Action Network - Founded in 2016, ICAN was created with the goal of providing every person with the right to informed consent. They believe that by holding regulators accountable through their successful legal actions, individuals will become empowered to make truly informed decisions about their own health and the health of their families. Using an unprecedented legal strategy, ICAN has successfully won lawsuits against Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control, the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration. Founded by Del Bigtree of the Highwire and works regularly with Aaron Siri and his firm.\nLaw Offices of Siri Glimstead - Led by Lawyer Aaron Siri, Siri Glimstead has been at the forefront of defending legal rights against Covid restrictions and damages done by the Covid vaccines, as well as more traditional vaccines. They also focus on other things like civil rights or protection of whistle blowers.\nPhysicians for Informed Consent - Physicians for Informed Consent empowers the public with scientific information about infectious diseases and vaccines.\nPureBloodRegistry - Blood donations for and from people who have not gotten the Covid-19 vaccine.\nThe Highwire - An educational journalistic organization that has been working for years to bring accountability to the world of vaccines and especially Covid vaccines. Founded by Del Bigtree.\nVacSafety - The VSRF’s mission is to advance COVID-19 vaccine safety through scientific research, public education, and advocacy, and to support the vaccine injured. They present the most up-to-date and relevant information on COVID-19 and public health policies, free from corporate press, agenda-driven narratives, and sponsorships with conflict of interest. They encourage questions and an open dialogue of transparency on any medical and scientific information presented.\nFake Mask Websites # Fake Mask Worldwide - A company that sells obviously fake masks, less obviously fake masks and other Covid related items.\nGetUnmask - Breathable masks that look like regular masks. Company now sells other unrelated products as well.\nMedical Drug Purchase # Purchase Medical Drugs including Ivermection and Hydroxychloroquine from high quality third party services.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinil. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nMetrics # ICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nOpen Vaers - Open Vaers takes the CDC\u0026rsquo;s government data from VAERS and makes it much more readable and easy to understand. As of 9/23 there were over 36,000 deaths and over 1.5 million Covid vaccine related reports to VAERS.\nNo-Jab Job Boards # Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types.\nRedballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or Covid nonsense.\nUnjected - Social media for meeting and dating unvaccinated people.\nVaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status.\nVaccine Injured Support # Covid Vax Recovery Guide - A Covid vaccine detox guide written by nutritional scientist and liberty leaning Dr. Chris Masterjohn.\nCovid19CriticalCare.com - An in-depth recovery Post-Vaccine Treatment Protocol guide from the doctors at the FLCC Alliance.\nIronHeart Bloodworks - IronHeart Bloodworks is a new blood bank membership that gives you control over your blood choices during medical procedures. When you need it, IronHeart Bloodworks quickly sends you COVID-19 unvaccinated blood—a unique service in the healthcare industry. You should have the freedom to choose what blood is in your body.\nReact19.org - React19 is a science-based non-profit offering financial, physical, and emotional support for those suffering from long-term COVID-19 vaccine adverse events globally. Their mission is to bring healing to the moms, dads, friends, and loved ones who are facing life-altering side effects from their COVID-19 vaccine. They build bridges between patients and research institutions in order to develop a better understanding of vaccine complications.\nSpike Protein Detox - Peter McCullough\u0026rsquo;s Spike protein Detox protocol. Peter\u0026rsquo;s company also sells a specific Detox Support Formula.\nZelenko Protocol - Dr. Vladimir Zelenko was one of the first doctors to push back on mainstream Covid dogma. While Zelenko has since passed his protocol and supplements are still useful for fighting Covid ^2^\n"},{"id":4,"href":"/deathathletes/","title":"Death Athletes","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;We always knew it was going to happen, it was according to our plan. For our kind, this is nothing.\u0026rdquo; - Cody Wilson\nDeath Athletes refers to a concept going back to Ancient Greece and popularized by 3d Gun Printing Activist Cody Wilson called \u0026ldquo;The Death Athletic\u0026rdquo;. Cody gave a speech at Guns and Bitcoin 2022 talking about the beauty of death given in service to ones beliefs. While not always literal this is often metaphorical, Cody talks about the public death and having been killed in the public as a metaphor. The Death Athletic specifically refers to someone who engaged in practice to promote freedom and was persecuted for doing so. While many people have been prosecuted unfairly, there is a difference between general victims and those who specifically took the risk of fighting the state and lost.\nCheck out the speech here!\nDeath Athletes # Roger Ver - Roger Ver is a freedom activist who was one of the first investors in Bitcoin. Roger has worked as a liberty and Bitcoin activist for over a decade and has made major financial contributions and investments to projects like, DefCad, ShapeShift, FEE, Ross Ulbricht\u0026rsquo;s Legal Defense, Wikileaks, Kraken and many many more. In April 2024 Roger was arrested and detained in Spain on the request of the US government for alleged tax evasion claims in regarding to his exit tax in 2014. Roger is currently looking at a potential 100 year prison sentence for numerous ridiculous legal charges. Roger has been trapped in Spain since April 2024.\nRoss Ulbricht - Ross Ulbricht is the alleged founder and operator of the Silk Road website. The Silk Road offered consumers a safe and trusted way to purchase drugs and other contraband items. Ross was arrested and imprisoned in 2013. He was sentenced to two life sentences plus 40 years and millions of dollars in fines in a corrupt trial. Ross is scheduled to be released as Donald Trump promised to commute his sentence on Day one of his presidency.\nJulian Assange - Julian Assange is one of the greatest journalists of all time. Julian founded Wikileaks in 2006 and has exposed mass public corruption across the world regarding governments and corporations. Julian was forced into home arrest and then asylum for close to a decade based off ridiculous sex charges that were eventually dropped. In 2019 Julian was pulled out of his Asylum and pull into solitary confinement in BellMarsh prison until June 2024. Julian signed a plea deal and was released.\nEdward Snowden - Edward Snowden is a NSA Whistleblower who exposed massive NSA Corruption in 2013, mostly in regards to illegal mass surveillance on citizens. Snowden has been trapped in Russia ever since.\nSamurai Wallet Devs - In May 2024 Samurai Wallets Domain was seized and the two devs known publicly as TDev and Samurai were arrested and charged with money laundering due to the Bitcoin coinjoin functions built into the website.\nTornado Cash Devs - Tornado Cash is a decentralized coinjoin provider for the Ethereum Crypto Currency. In 2022 Tornado Cash was added to the OFACT List and the Devs Roman Storm and Alex Pertsev where charged with Money Laundering.\nAaron Swartz - Internet pioneer and free speech advocate. Creator of the Guerilla Access Open Manifest as well as several other open source technologies, Aaron Swartz tragically killed himself in 2013 thanks to overzealous prosecutors from the DOJ that were threatening Aaron with decades in prison for attempted publishing of copyrighted documents, despite the fact that the document had never been published and the owner of those copyrights Jstore, had actually dropped the charges.\nIan Freemen - Freeman, known for advocating freedom and financial privacy through bitcoin, found himself targeted by federal prosecutors. Initially facing charges including bank fraud and wire fraud, these allegations were eventually dropped due to lack of evidence. The core of the case revolved around money laundering and conspiracy charges. Ultimately, Freeman received a severe sentence of eight years in prison, a $40,000 fine, and forfeiture of $5 million in assets, despite not being convicted of the fraud charges prosecutors initially highlighted.\nCody Wilson - The creator of the Death Athletic concept as well as the founder of Defcad.com and first person to create a 3d printed Gun. Cody has been at the forefront of fighting for 2nd amendment and 1st amendment as they pertain to code and digital rights for over a decade. Cody has been involved in many lawsuits with the federal government as a result and suffered charges for sex crimes in 2018. He is currently free and working for Defcad.\nJay Stark - The anonymous creator of the FGC-9, which stands for \u0026ldquo;Fuck Gun Control.\u0026rdquo; The FGC was the first project to enable the creation of a fully 3d printed gun that did not require any actual gun parts, instead it uses items that can be purchased from conventional stores all over the world. Jay Stark was arrested in April 2021 on suspicions of owning illegal weapons, however none of these weapons were found and he was not taken into custody. Two days later he was found dead sitting in his car in front of his parents house. While the offical cause of death ruled out \u0026ldquo;foul play\u0026rdquo; it is difficult for most to believe that this was simply a coincidence.\n"},{"id":5,"href":"/defense/","title":"Defense","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles.\u0026rdquo; - Jeff Cooper\nWhen any government deprives a citizen of his freedom or property, the individual must take action to publicise his grievances. To this end, I hope to illustrate in the following pages, the futility of gun control, and that no amount of arbitrary legislation can ever prevent those wanting firearms from owning them. The individual who has the ability to construct his own homemade gun can never be permanently disarmed by any level of gun control legislation. - Philip Luty\nDIY Firearms # The 3D Printer has significantly advanced the ease of manufacturing reliable weapons absent the eye of the watchful state. Of course, it is not the only manufacturing tool available, but you will find it the most expedient.\nGetting Started # The following guides provide a basic introduction to 3D printed firearms. If your budget is limited, Creality printers may be the only option. But they are unreliable, and you may spend more time troubleshooting issues than printing. We recommend Prusa for their reliability and unwavering commitment to open source. Bambu Lab printers have recently gained in popularity for their speed, reliability, and multi-material options. However, they have a history of patenting established open source designs, and even more importantly, severely compromise your privacy. More information here. On this principle, we recommend against giving them your money.\nAs you evaluate printers and cad software, keep privacy at the top of your mind. While this practice may currently be legal in your jurisdiction, the state may kidnap and jail you anyway.\nHoffman Tactical The CTRL+PEW Getting Started Guide Ammunition # Fenix Ammunition - Manufactured in the USA by liberty obsessed individuals, and accept Bitcoin for payment. Books # Expedient Homemade Firearms by Philip Luty Expedient Recoilless Launcher: Panzerfaust by Jonathan Wild Communities # Deterrence Dispensed Rocket Chat - Large public group chat for all things 3d printed firearms. FOSSCAD Subreddit - a subreddit focused on 3d printed firearms of all types. However, censorship on reddit continues to grow, and we encourage migration to censorship resistant communities. Files # Most firearm designs are uploaded by individual creators to Odysee. DEFCAD is another source, but requires a paid membership. Most files available on DEFCAD are already available for free on Odysee.\n3D Gun Builder - A comprehensive directory of designs with direct links to Odysee pages. DEFCAD - Many files here are out of date and hosted without the permission of the original developers. GunCad Developer Index - A list of guncad developer Odysee pages. Legal Advocacy Groups # Organizations fighting within the legal system to expand gun rights.\nDefense Distributed Firearm Policy Coalition Rocky Mountain Gun Owners Second Amendment Foundation Merchants # Places to find parts, part kits, tools, ammo, and more..\nParts # Aves Engineering - Glock rails and MAC11 components. Every Gun Part - Exhaustive collection of parts kits (everything but the receiver) and more. Ghost Guns - More parts kits. JSD Supply - Pistol components and more. MAF Arms - Build kits for printed receiver designs. Replicator USA - 3d printed suppressors. Riptide Rails - Glock rails, magazine springs, and other printed firearms components. Newsletters \u0026amp; Podcasts # En Bloc Press - Paid newsletter and podcast focused on the 3d printed firearm space and adjacent politics. Open Source Defense - Weekly newsletter focused on expanding gun rights with \u0026ldquo;0% culture war\u0026rdquo;. Out of Battery Live - Live podcast focused on interviewing guncad developers and builders. Propaganda # Documentaries, talks, and other media.\nDeath Athletic Documentary The New Radical Plastic Defense: Secret 3D Printed Guns in Europe The Plastic Power: A Speech The Unshackled Englishman Resources # GatGPT - A deneutered version of ChatGPT focused on firearms. Shootingbot - Monitors price and availability of ammunition and reloading components. Training # Ok, you can build a firearm in your garage. Now learn how to use it. Before you start LARPING, consider what type of training is most useful. Read this.\nGamut Resolutions - Tactical pistol and carbine classes. Based in Florida but courses are taught in many locations across the US. Guns For Everyone - Free concealed carry classes based out of Colorado. Long Range Shooters of Utah - Multiday courses in shooting up to and beyond 1000 yards in Price, UT. MantisX - MantisX is a gun training system that takes a data-driven approach to helping you achieve shooting mastery with no ammo required. Unlike some dry fire trainers, MANTISX works while attached to ANY firearm (pistol, rifle, or shotgun). By analyzing every shot and generating actionable data, MANTISX helps you improve your accuracy quickly. Solutionary University - Beginner firearm and defense training. Run by Liberty Activist Maj Toure, who has been travelling across the US providing firearms training, particularly in black neighborhoods. Thunder Ranch - Multiday courses in pistol, rifle, and shotgun, founded by Clint Smith and based in Oregon. "},{"id":6,"href":"/education/","title":"Education","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Education and Training # \u0026ldquo;Government schooling is the most radical adventure in history. It kills the family by monopolizing the best times of childhood and by teaching disrespect for home and parents.\u0026rdquo; - John Taylor Gatto\nModern schooling has been terrible for years. Following the covid insanity and the addition of woke politics the schools are proving less and less value by the day. But education can be done through a vareity of methods. In the modern age their are many better ways to educate yourself and your children than traditional school.\nAlternative Schools # Options for schools that are close to the traditional model, but do something different.\nMontessori Schools - Montessori classrooms are ideal workplaces, where children are engaged, energetic, exploring, social, and most of all, learning to take ownership of their own education. They’re also unified communities in which each child understands the responsibility of being an individual student in the class while supporting the learning of others.\nWestern Governors University - While still suffering from some of the issues of traditional education, WGU provides a solid alternative for anyone who still wants to pursue traditional college degrees. Offering Bachelors and Masters programs in IT, Business, Nursing, Finance and Education. WGU is a completely online school, with relatively cheap degree programs that are performance based, meaning you can take the classes at your own pace and are not required to attend classes you dont need.\nAlternatives to School # Liberty Classroom - A wide range of courses. Mostly focused on history but offers other courses on econimics and logics. All courses are taught from a liberty perspective. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. Mises Econ Grad Progam - Economics Grad program that teaches free market Austrian Economics from one of the most prominent liberty focused think tanks. Praxis - Praxis is an intense personal and professional development program for young adults who want to work hard, build skills, learn how to create value, and develop a positive vision of the future for their lives and careers. Praxis is a college alternative that offers a 1 year practical devopment plan that ends up teaching you real world practical skills and connecting you with an intership at the end of your program. School of Life - A course to help you enhance whatever you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Provides biweekly webinars from the best liberty minds to bring your practile and actionable advice for your business, non Profit, cause or whatever else you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. TenToad - A program that helps families transition to a school-free life with a solid foundation of knowledge and the tools to get started with confidence. Embrace living and learning without school. ThinkExodus - Exodus Institute aims to provide families with a quality alternative to public schools, and support homeschool families with enrichment courses that foster critical thinking, academic skills, and counter the left-wing indoctrination found in education, culture, and the media. Unschoolers.org - Unschooling and peaceful parenting educational organization. Unschooling is an alternative to traditional schooling and even home schooling that works to encourage and focus and direct children\u0026rsquo;s natural curiosity. Unschooling Resources with Dayna Martin - Dayna Martin has been living and breathing Unschooling for 2 decades, while also working to educate many others on these principles. You can find many of the best unschooling resources here. Homeschool Resources # Acellusacademy - Acellus Academy is a K-12 online private school located in Kansas City, Missouri as a 501c3. Acellus Academy provides instruction online through distance education via the Acellus Learning System. Acellus, a program of the International Academy of Science, is an online learning system that has been used to provide primary instruction to millions of students in thousands of schools throughout the United States.\nHome School Legal Defense Association - With over 100,000 member families, Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) is the nation’s largest, most trusted homeschool advocacy organization.\nPower Home School - Power Homeschool is the official provider of online Acellus® courses for parents independently homeschooling their children without teacher support. Power is a not an accredited curriculum.\nRon Paul Curriculum - A liberty focused home school curriculum for all grades based on the ideas of former congressman Ron Paul. The curriculum was largely designed by Liberty Classroom founder, Tom Woods.\nTuttle Twins Academy - From the authors of some of the best selling Liberty Kids books, comes the academy for home learning. Catered for kids TTA offers courses in Finances, Logic \u0026amp; Critical Thinking, Entrepreneurship, and many more to come.\n"},{"id":7,"href":"/frontends/","title":"Front Ends","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy. The savage’s whole existence is public, ruled by the laws of his tribe. Civilization is the process of setting man free from men.\u0026rdquo; - Ayn Rand\nPrivacy Front ends are interfaces that interact with well known services that dont respect your privacy. Apps like Youtube or Facebook can be accessed via privacy respecting generally open source apps.\nApple AirPlay # air-pi-play - Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Airplay server using RPiPlay to enable screen mirroring on tvs, monitors and projectors. RPiPlay - An open-source AirPlay mirroring server for the Raspberry Pi. Supports iOS 9 and up. Apple Music # Cider - Cross-platform Apple Music experience based on Electron and Vue.js written from scratch with performance in mind Discord # gtkcord4 - A lightweight Discord client written in Golang which uses GTK3 for the user interface Facebook # SlimSocial - Android, alternative front-end for Facebook, built with Java Frost - An extensive and functional open source third party app for Facebook (Android app) Facebook Messenger # Caprine - Unofficial and privacy-focused Facebook Messenger app with many useful features fb-messenger-cli - Use your Facebook account to chat with your friends sneakily in the command line, it\u0026rsquo;s as easy as logging in, choosing a convo and chatting away Google Search # LibreX - Privacy-respecting free meta-search engine (free as in freedom). Small and simple meta-search engine, fetches and anonymizes results from Google only, has API support, allows redirects to Invidious/Bibliogram/Nitter/Libreddit.\nSearXNG - SearXNG is a free internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from various search services and databases. Users are neither tracked nor profiled (SearXNG is a fork of Searx).\nSearx - Searx is a free privacy-respecting internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from more than 70 search services. Users are neither tracked nor profiled. Additionally, Searx can be used over Tor for online anonymity.\nWhoogle Search - A self-hosted, ad-free, privacy-respecting metasearch engine for Google.\nGoogle Translate # Crow Translate - Simple and lightweight cross-platform translator that allows translation using LibreTranslate, Lingva, Google, Bing, and Yandex, as well as text-to-speech using Google.\nDeepL Android - Unofficial Android client for DeepL.\nInstaLate - Distraction-free translation for Android, to be used directly from within any app. Supports Beolingus, DeepL, Dict.cc, GNU CIDE, Heinzelnisse, LibreTranslate, Linguee, WikDict, and Wiktionary.\nLingva Translate - Alternative front-end for Google Translate, serving as a free and open-source translator with over a hundred languages available.\nSimplyTranslate - Provide fast and private translations to the user without wasting much overhead for extensive styling or JavaScript. Supports Google Translate, DeepL, ICIBA, and LibreTranslate.\nSimplyTranslate Mobile - Unofficial Android client of SimplyTranslate.\nHacker News # Hackers - A native iOS app for Hacker News.\nHackerweb - A simply readable Hacker News web app.\nHckrnws - A custom front-end for a better reading experience of HackerNews.\nHN-search - Algolia Hacker News search.\nHNTopLinks - Top Links on Hacker News.\nImgur # Imgin - Minimal Imgur front end Imgrs - Imgrs is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. It\u0026rsquo;s a Rust rewrite of a previous Imgur proxy project, Omgur. Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/imgrs Omgur - Omgur is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. Inspired by the Invidious, Nitter, and Teddit projects. No JavaScript or ads All requests go through the Omgur backend, client never talks to Imgur Prevents Imgur from tracking your IP or JavaScript fingerprint Lightweight Self-hostable Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/omgur Rimgo - Self-hosted frontend for Imgur written in Go. Website: https://i.bcow.xyz/ Rimgu - Self-hosted alternative frontend/ proxy for Imgur Instagram # Bibliogram - Bibliogram is an alternative front-end for Instagram. Public instances: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/bibliogram-docs/tree/master/docs/Instances.md Mastodon # Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Hyperspace - cross-platform Mastodon client for the fediverse written in TypeScript and React Pinafore - Alternative web client for Mastodon, focused on speed and simplicity Sengi - cross-platform multi-account Mastodon \u0026amp; Pleroma desktop client TheDesk - cross-platform Mastodon \u0026amp; Misskey desktop client Tootle - simple GTK-based Linux Mastodon client Tusky - lightweight Android Mastodon client Medium # Scribe - Alternative front-end to Medium.com Other services # ArchiveBox - Open source self-hosted web archiving. Takes URLs/browser history/bookmarks/Pocket/Pinboard/etc., saves HTML, JS, PDFs, media, and more etherpad-lite - Collaborative rich text editor. A modern really-real-time collaborative document editor Gitea - Lightweight git server. Git with a cup of tea, painless self-hosted git service Hedgedoc - Collaborative markdown editor. A platform to write and share markdown Librarian - Alternative frontend for LBRY / Odysee.com MediathekViewWeb - Video content of German public-service television broadcasters (e.g. ARD, ZDF) Official instance: mediathekviewweb.de NoPaste - NoPaste is an open-source website similar to Pastebin where you can store any piece of code, and generate links for easy sharing PrivateBin - Zero knowledge encrypted paste-bin. A minimalist, open source online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data. Data is encrypted/decrypted in the browser using 256 bits AES Snapdrop - Similar to Apple\u0026rsquo;s Airdrop but in your browser. A Progressive Web App for local file sharing Vaultwarden - Password manager. Unofficial Bitwarden compatible server written in Rust, formerly known as bitwarden_rs Wikiless - A free open source alternative Wikipedia front-end focused on privacy Reddit # Due to recent changes with the Reddit API Policy you may have mixed success with these. These are kept here in the event that this changes, but otherwise these are mostly dead projects\nDawn - Open-source Reddit app Available on F-Droid Forked from Dank: https://github.com/saket/Dank Eddrit - Alternative front-end for Reddit, inspired by Nitter, built with Python \u0026amp; Starlette. Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Infinity - Reddit client for Android Available on F-Droid junipf/reddit-frontend - A reddit front-end written in React Official instance: https://jpf-reddit.netlify.app kddit - uWSGI frontend for Reddit.com written in Python Official instance: https://kddit.kalli.st Libreddit - Alternative front-end for Reddit. Themed around Reddit\u0026rsquo;s new design - Lightweight, no JavaScript, no ads, no tracking. Official instance: libredd.it Public instances: https://github.com/spikecodes/libreddit#instances RedditClient - Alternative front-end for Reddit, built with Angular Roffline - A self-hosted offline Reddit server. It allows you to browse Reddit posts (including any media in the post) while offline. It is targeted at people that have intermittent internet Snew - Open-source client for Reddit forked from the Reddit source code. Slide - Open source, ad free Reddit browser for Android Available on F-Droid Stealth - Account-free, privacy-oriented, and feature-rich Reddit client. Available on F-Droid Teddit - Alternative Reddit front-end focused on privacy - Lightweight, no ads, no JavaScript, unofficial API. Official instance: https://teddit.net Public instances: https://github.com/teddit-net/teddit#instances Github mirror repository Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Teddit Top of Reddit - Top Reddit posts every day. Troddit: A web client for Reddit Official instance: https://www.troddit.com Updoot - Android, alternative front-end for Reddit. Xeddit - A Xamarin.Forms app for Reddit. Official instance: xeddit.com Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Xeddit Redirection # Farside - Farside provides links that automatically redirect to working instances of privacy-oriented alternative frontends, such as Nitter, Libreddit, etc. This allows for users to have more reliable access to the available public instances for a particular service, while also helping to distribute traffic more evenly across all instances and avoid performance bottlenecks and rate-limiting. LibRedirect - App that redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends. If you click on a link of a Youtube like it will redirect to you to Newpipe, Twitter to nitter, Wikipedia to Wikiless etc. Privacy Redirect - A simple web extension that redirects Twitter, YouTube, Instagram \u0026amp; Google Maps requests to privacy friendly alternatives Firefox Add-On: Privacy Redirect Chrome Extension: Privacy Redirect UntrackMe - UntrackMe transforms Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Reddit and Medium and Wikipedia links to links of open source, privacy friendly front-ends. Converts Google Maps links to OpenStreetMap links. Removes tracking parameters from any url. Then delegates the action to other apps that are capable of handling them. (Android app) Watch on Odysee - Browser add on that redirects you from YouTube to odysee a decentralized Youtube alternative libredirect - A web extension that redirects popular sites to alternative privacy-friendly frontends and backends. Actively maintained fork of Privacy Redirect that supports Youtube, Youtube Music, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, Imgur, Reddit, Searx, Google Translate, Google Maps, Wikipedia, and Medium Reuters # Neuters - An alternative front-end to Reuters.com. It is intended to be lightweight and fast, and was heavily inspired by Nitter Official instance: https://boxcat.site Shazam # SongRec - Open-source Shazam client for Linux, written in Rust. Spotify # Downtify - Open source Spotify ripper. Kotify - Requires Spotify Account - Multiplatform desktop client for Spotify focused on library organization for power users. Relies on official Spotify client for playback Librespot - Requires Spotify Premium Account - librespot is an open source client library for Spotify. It enables applications to use Spotify\u0026rsquo;s service to control and play music via various backends, and to act as a Spotify Connect receiver. It is an alternative to the official and now deprecated closed-source libspotify. Additionally, it will provide extra features which are not available in the official library Oggify - Download Spotify tracks to Ogg Vorbis (with a Spotify premium account), based on librespot psst - Fast and multi-platform Spotify client with native GUI Spot: Gtk/Rust native Spotify client for the GNOME desktop. Only works with premium accounts Spotiqueue - Minimalistic queue-oriented macOS-native client for Spotify, with Guile Scheme scriptability Spotiflyer - Download free content from Youtube, Spotify, Sound Cloud and more Spotube: A lightweight and free Spotify crossplatform-client which handles playback manually, streams music using Youtube \u0026amp; no Spotify premium account is needed SpotX: Modified Spotify Client for Windows (Windows Only) - Blocking ads and updates for the desktop version of Spotify, disabling podcasts and more Telegram # Telegram-FOSS - Unofficial, FOSS-friendly fork of the original Telegram client for Android. TikTok # ProxiTok - Open source alternative frontend for TikTok made with PHP. Official instance: https://proxitok.herokuapp.com Twitch # ElectronPlayer - Electron Based Web Video Services Player. Supports Netflix, Youtube, Twitch, Floatplane, Hulu and more streamlink-twitch-gui - Multi platform Twitch.tv browser for Streamlink Twire: Alternative and open source Twitch client for Android Xtra - Twitch player and browser for Android Twitter/X # Due to recent changes with the Twitter API Policy you may have mixed success with these.\nFritter - A free, open-source Twitter client for Android. Harpy - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Flutter/Dart. Nitter - Alternative Twitter front-end - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Official instance: nitter.net Public instances: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances Example: Troy Hunt on Twitter and Nitter Shitter - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Java. Tweet-app - Desktop Twitter client only for tweeting. Timeline never shows up. Tweeterr - A tool to use Twitter from the command line on the fly. Tweepy - Twitter for Python Twidere X - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built mostly with Kotlin, in early stage. YouTube # Alltube - Web GUI for youtube-dl AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. BlackHole - Android music player app for YouTube Music and Spotify made with Flutter CloudTube - Alternative front-end for Invidious Official instance: https://tube.cadence.moe Installation guide for self-hosting: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/tube-docs/tree/main/item/docs/cloudtube/Installing%20CloudTube.md FreeTube - Open source YouTube desktop player for privacy on Windows, Mac and Linux Invidious - Invidious is an alternative front-end to YouTube - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Home page: https://invidious.io Invidious instances (Github): https://github.com/iv-org/documentation/blob/master/Invidious-Instances.md Invidious instances API: https://api.invidious.io Installation guide for self-hosting: https://docs.invidious.io/Installation.md Invidious-viewer - Python application to watch YouTube videos through the Invidious API, in the terminal (requires MPV player and libmpv.so, provided by Linux distro) Invuedious - An alternative frontend for invidious built with vue.js Official instance: https://bocchilorenzo.github.io/invuedious/ LibreTube - Android frontend for YouTube, based on Piped minitube - Lightweight youtube client with a kid-friendly interface. Can make playlists from search keywords mps-youtube - Terminal based YouTube player and downloader. NewPipe - A libre lightweight streaming front-end for Android oleksis/youtube-dl-gui - Cross-platform front-end GUI of the popular youtube-dl written in wxPython OpenVideoDownloader aka jely2002/youtube-dl-gui - A cross-platform GUI for youtube-dl made in Electron and node.js Piped - An alternative privacy-friendly YouTube frontend which is efficient by design - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking Official instance: https://piped.kavin.rocks List of public instances: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped/wiki/Instances Installation guide for self-hosting: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Documentation/blob/main/content/docs/self-hosting/index.md pipe-viewer - A lightweight application (fork of straw-viewer) for searching and playing videos from YouTube. Plumber - Local and remote video trimmer, can trim parts of video without downloading whole video, utilizes youtube-dl, allows conversion to GIFs smtube - Stand-alone YouTube video player Website: https://www.smtube.org SMTube is part of SMPlayer SMPlayer website: https://www.smplayer.info SMPlayer repository: https://github.com/smplayer-dev/smplayer SmartTubeNext - SmartTubeNext is an advanced YouTube app for Android TVs and TV boxes, free and open source. It is not a live TV client and does not support \u0026ldquo;YouTube TV\u0026rdquo;. SkyTube - An open-source YouTube app for Android. Tartube - A GUI front-end for youtube-dl, partly based on youtube-dl-gui and written in Python 3 / Gtk 3 th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). TubeArchivist - A self hosted YouTube media server. TubeSync - TubeSync is a PVR (personal video recorder) for YouTube. It syncs YouTube channels and playlists to a locally hosted media server. ViewTube - An alternative front-end for YouTube, written in Vue.js, uses Plyr video player; supports SponsorBlock, multiple Invidious instances support, chapters Vividl - Modern Windows GUI for youtube-dl Youtube-dl - Command-line program to download videos from YouTube.com and other video sites Youtube-viewer - Lightweight YouTube client for Linux YouTube.js - Full-featured wrapper around the Innertube API, which is what YouTube itself uses uYouPlus - uYouPlus (uYou+) is an alternative YouTube app for Apple\u0026rsquo;s iOS and iPadOS. yattee - Alternative YouTube frontend for iOS, tvOS and macOS built with Invidious and Piped, supports sponsorblock yt-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously without forcing javascript (Fork of youtube-local) yt-dlp - A youtube-dl fork with additional features and fixes. ytcc - Command line tool to keep track of your favorite playlists on YouTube and many other places. Can import youtube subscriptions from Google Takeout and provide them as an RSS feed for your favorite reader. ytfzf - A POSIX script that helps you find Youtube videos (without API) and opens/downloads them using mpv/youtube-dl. ytmdl - A simple app to get songs from YouTube in mp3 format with artist name, album name etc from sources like iTunes, LastFM, Deezer, Gaana etc. ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. ytdl-gui - A simple-to-use, cross-platform graphical interface for youtube-dl youtube-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously and with greater page performance ytcast - Cast YouTube videos to your smart TV from the command line. This program does roughly the same thing as the \u0026ldquo;Play on TV\u0026rdquo; button that appears on the player bar when you visit youtube.com with Chrome or when you use the YouTube smartphone app YouTube Music # AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. "},{"id":8,"href":"/hacking/","title":"Hacking","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The truth is revealed by removing things that stand in its light, an art not unlike sculpture, in which the artist creates, not by building, but by hacking away.\u0026rdquo; - Alan Watts\nWelcome to the Hacking section of Liberty tools! Hacking should be used to increase your knowledge and harden your defenses. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAnonymity # BinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\nI2P - The Invisible Internet Project.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nNipe - Script to redirect all traffic from the machine to the Tor network.\nOnionScan - One of the Hacking Tools for investigating the Dark Web by finding operational security issues introduced by Tor hidden service operators.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nTor - Free software and onion routed overlay network that helps you defend against traffic analysis.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nBug Bounty Platforms # Bugcrowd List - List of many companies that provide bug bounties. CTF(Capture the flag) # Ctf-tools - Collection of setup scripts to install various security research tools easily and quickly deployable to new machines.\nPwntools - Rapid exploit development framework built for use in CTFs.\nRsaCtfTool - Decrypt data enciphered using weak RSA keys, and recover private keys from public keys using a variety of automated attacks.\nDDoS # HOIC - Updated version of Low Orbit Ion Cannon, has ‘boosters’ to get around common counter measures.\nJS LOIC - JavaScript in-browser version of LOIC.\nLOIC - Open source network stress tool for Windows.\nSlowLoris - DoS tool that uses low bandwidth on the attacking side.\nT50 - Faster network stress tool.\nUFONet - Abuses OSI layer 7 HTTP to create/manage ‘zombies’ and to conduct different attacks using; GET/POST, multithreading, proxies, origin spoofing methods, cache evasion techniques, etc.\nDefense Evasion # AntiVirus Evasion Tool (AVET) - Post-process exploits containing executable files targeted for Windows machines to avoid being recognized by antivirus software.\nHyperion - Runtime encryptor for 32-bit portable executables (“PE .exes”).\nPeCloak.py - Automates the process of hiding a malicious Windows executable from antivirus (AV) detection.\nPeCloakCapstone - Multi-platform fork of the peCloak.py automated malware antivirus evasion tool.\nUniByAv - Simple obfuscator that takes raw shellcode and generates Anti-Virus friendly executables by using a brute-forcable, 32-bit XOR key.\nVeil - Generate metasploit payloads that bypass common anti-virus solutions.\nDefcon Suggested Reading # Defcon Suggested Reading Email Spoofing # SpoofBox - Offers email, SMS, Phone spoofing and lots of other tools. Not a free service. Can also be used to look up phone numbers. Exploit Development # Exploit Writing Tutorials - Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nShellcode Examples - Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial - Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nFile Format Analysis # Hachoir - Python library to view and edit a binary stream as tree of fields and tools for metadata extraction.\nKaitai Struct - File formats and network protocols dissection language and web IDE, generating parsers in C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby.\nVeles - Binary data visualization and analysis tool.\nForensics # Autopsy - Full suite of open source forensics tools.\nCAINE - CAINE is Linux Live CD that contains a wealth of digital forensic tools. Features include a user-friendly GUI, semi-automated report creation and tools for Mobile Forensics, Network Forensics, Data Recovery and more.\nFTK Imager - Open Source Disk imaging tool.\nPaladin Forensic Suite - Live Ubuntu distro with lots of tools. Open source with free and paid versions.\nSIFT Workstation - The SIFT Workstation is a collection of free and open-source incident response and forensic tools designed to perform detailed digital forensic examinations in a variety of settings, all built inside an Ubuntu VM.\nSMART - Open source sampling of many proprietary forensics tools.\nGNU/Linux Utilities # Linux Exploit Suggester - Heuristic reporting on potentially viable exploits for a given GNU/Linux system. Hacking Focused OSINT # AQUATONE - Subdomain discovery tool utilizing various open sources producing a report that can be used as input to other tools.\nBinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\nDataSploit - OSINT visualizer utilizing Shodan, Censys, Clearbit, EmailHunter, FullContact, and Zoomeye behind the scenes.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\ngithub-dorks - CLI tool to scan Github repos/organizations for potential sensitive information leak.\nIntrigue - Automated OSINT \u0026amp; Attack Surface discovery framework with powerful API, UI and CLI.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nShodan - World’s first search engine for Internet-connected devices.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSn1per - One of the Hacking Tools for Automated Pentest Recon Scanner.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\nThreat Crowd - Search engine for threats.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nvcsmap - Plugin-based tool to scan public version control systems for sensitive information.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nHacking Conventions # 44Con - Annual Security Conference held in London.\nAppSecUSA - Annual conference organized by OWASP.\nBalCCon - Balkan Computer Congress, annually held in Novi Sad, Serbia.\nBlack Hat - Annual security conference in Las Vegas.\nBruCON - Annual security conference in Belgium.\nCarolinaCon - Infosec conference, held annually in North Carolina.\nCCC - Annual meeting of the international hacker scene in Germany.\nCHCon - Christchurch Hacker Con, Only South Island of New Zealand hacker con.\nDeepSec - Security Conference in Vienna, Austria.\nDefCamp - Largest Security Conference in Eastern Europe, held annually in Bucharest, Romania.\nDEF CON - Annual hacker convention in Las Vegas. Known for having a left wing bias.\nEkoparty - Largest Security Conference in Latin America, held annually in Buenos Aires, Argentina.\nFSec - FSec - Croatian Information Security Gathering in Varaždin, Croatia.\nHack3rCon - Annual US hacker conference.\nHack.lu - Annual conference held in Luxembourg.\nHackfest - Largest hacking conference in Canada.\nHITB - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nHacking In The Box - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nInfosecurity Europe - Europe’s number one information security event, held in London, UK.\nLayerOne - Annual US security conference held every spring in Los Angeles.\nNullcon - Annual conference in Delhi and Goa, India.\nPhreakNIC - Technology conference held annually in middle Tennessee.\nRSA Conference USA - Annual security conference in San Francisco, California, USA.\nShmooCon - Annual US East coast hacker convention.\nSkyDogCon - Technology conference in Nashville.\nSummerCon - One of the oldest hacker conventions, held during Summer.\nSwiss Cyber Storm - Annual security conference in Lucerne, Switzerland.\nThotCon - Annual US hacker conference held in Chicago.\nTroopers - Annual international IT Security event with workshops held in Heidelberg, Germany.\nVirus Bulletin Conference - Annual conference going to be held in Denver, USA for 2016.\nHash Cracking # BruteForce Wallet - Find the password of an encrypted wallet file (i.e. wallet.dat).\nCeWL - Generates custom wordlists by spidering a target’s website and collecting unique words.\nHashcat - Another One of the Hacking Tools The more fast hash cracker.\nJohn the Ripper - One of the best Hacking Tools for Fast password cracker.\nJWT Cracker - Simple HS256 JWT token brute force cracker.\nRar Crack - RAR bruteforce cracker.\nHex Editors # 0xED – Native macOS hex editor that supports plug-ins to display custom data types.\nFrhed – Binary file editor for Windows.\nHexEdit.js – Browser-based hex editing.\nHexinator – World’s finest (proprietary, commercial) Hex Editor.\nInformation Security Magazines # 2600: The Hacker Quarterly – American publication about technology and computer “underground.”\nPhrack Magazine – By far the longest running hacker zine.\nUnredacted Magazine - The official magazine from Michael Bazzell author of Extreme Privacy.\nLock Picking Resources # Awesome Lockpicking – Awesome guides, tools, and other resources about the security and compromise of locks, safes, and keys.\nBosnianbill – More lockpicking videos.\nSchuyler Towne channel – Lockpicking videos and security talks.\n/r/lockpicking – Resources for learning lockpicking, equipment recommendations.\nmacOS Utilities # Bella – Pure Python post-exploitation data mining and remote administration tool for macOS. Multi-paradigm Frameworks # Armitage – Java-based GUI front-end for the Metasploit Framework.\nExploitPack – Graphical tool for automating penetration tests that ships with many pre-packaged exploits.\nFaraday – Multiuser integrated pentesting environment for red teams performing cooperative penetration tests, security audits, and risk assessments.\nMetasploit – Post exploitation Hacking Tools for offensive security teams to help verify vulnerabilities and manage security assessments.\nPupy – Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android) remote administration and post-exploitation tool.\nNetwork Tools # BetterCAP – Modular, portable and easily extensible MITM framework.\nCloudFail – Unmask server IP addresses hidden behind Cloudflare by searching old database records and detecting misconfigured DNS.\nCrackMapExec – A swiss army knife for pentesting networks.\nDebookee – Simple and powerful network traffic analyzer for macOS.\nDET – Proof of concept to perform data exfiltration using either single or multiple channel(s) at the same time.\nDgcd – Simple Unix network utility to extend the accessibility of TCP/IP based network services beyond firewalls.\nDnsmap – One of the Hacking Tools for Passive DNS network mapper.\nDnsrecon – One of the Hacking Tools for DNS enumeration script.\nDnschef – Highly configurable DNS proxy for pentesters.\nDnsenum – Perl script that enumerates DNS information from a domain, attempts zone transfers, performs a brute force dictionary style attack, and then performs reverse look-ups on the results.\nDnstracer – Determines where a given DNS server gets its information from, and follows the chain of DNS servers.\nDNSDumpster – One of the Hacking Tools for Online DNS recon and search service.\nDshell – Network forensic analysis framework.\nDsniff – Collection of tools for network auditing and pentesting.\nDripcap – Caffeinated packet analyzer.\nEvilgrade – Modular framework to take advantage of poor upgrade implementations by injecting fake updates.\nEttercap – Comprehensive, mature suite for machine-in-the-middle attacks.\nImpacket – A collection of Python classes for working with network protocols.\nIntercepter-NG – Multifunctional network toolkit.\nMass Scan – Best Hacking Tools for TCP port scanner, spews SYN packets asynchronously, scanning entire Internet in under 5 minutes.\nMallory – HTTP/HTTPS proxy over SSH.\nMitmproxy – Interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy for penetration testers and software developers.\nMorpheus – Automated ettercap TCP/IP Hacking Tools.\nNetsniff-ng – Swiss army knife for network sniffing.\nNetwork-Tools.com – Website offering an interface to numerous basic network utilities like ping, traceroute, whois, and more.\nNmap – Free security scanner for network exploration \u0026amp; security audits.\nPassivedns – Network sniffer that logs all DNS server replies for use in a passive DNS setup.\nPassivedns-client – Library and query tool for querying several passive DNS providers.\nPig – One of the Hacking Tools for GNU/Linux packet crafting.\nPwnat – Punches holes in firewalls and NATs.\nPraeda – Automated multi-function printer data harvester for gathering usable data during security assessments.\nPrinter Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) – Tool for printer security testing capable of IP and USB connectivity, fuzzing, and exploitation of PostScript, PJL, and PCL printer language features.\nRoutersploit – Open source exploitation framework similar to Metasploit but dedicated to embedded devices.\nScanless – Utility for using websites to perform port scans on your behalf so as not to reveal your own IP.\nScapy – Python-based interactive packet manipulation program \u0026amp; library.\nSPARTA – Graphical interface offering scriptable, configurable access to existing network infrastructure scanning and enumeration tools.\nSSH MITM – Intercept SSH connections with a proxy; all plaintext passwords and sessions are logged to disk.\nTcpdump/libpcap – Common packet analyzer that runs under the command line.\nWireshark – Widely-used graphical, cross-platform network protocol analyzer.\nXRay – Network (sub)domain discovery and reconnaissance automation tool.\nZarp – Network attack tool centered around the exploitation of local networks.\nZmap – Open source network scanner that enables researchers to easily perform Internet-wide network studies.\nOperating Systems # Best Linux Penetration Testing Distributions @ CyberPunk – Description of main penetration testing distributions.\nCuckoo – Open source automated malware analysis system.\nComputer Aided Investigative Environment (CAINE) – Italian GNU/Linux live distribution created as a digital forensics project.\nCSILinux - CSI\u0026rsquo;s mission is to equip you with the most advanced tools in digital forensics, OSINT, and incident response.\nDigital Evidence \u0026amp; Forensics Toolkit (DEFT) – Live CD for forensic analysis runnable without tampering or corrupting connected devices where the boot process takes place.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nSecurity @ Distrowatch – Website dedicated to talking about, reviewing, and keeping up to date with open source operating systems.\nTails – Live OS aimed at preserving privacy and anonymity.\nPhysical Hacking Tools # Anof-cyber/APTRS - APTRS (Automated Penetration Testing Reporting System) is an automated reporting tool in Python and Django. The tool allows Penetration testers to create a report directly without using the Traditional Docx file. It also provides an approach to keeping track of the projects and vulnerabilities.\nCanarytokens.org - Canarytokens are a free, quick, painless way to help defenders discover they\u0026rsquo;ve been breached by having attackers announce themselves. These are digital honeypots you can configure on your own network.\nFlipperzero.one - Flipper Zero is a portable multi-tool for pentesters and geeks in a toy-like body. It loves hacking digital stuff, such as radio protocols, access control systems, hardware and more. It\u0026rsquo;s fully open-source and customizable, so you can extend it in whatever way you like. Check out more firmware options here\nHak5.org - Sells many hacking for wifi pentesting, hotplug attacks, implants, remote access field kits and more. Breakdown of multiple tools\nLAN Turtle – Covert “USB Ethernet Adapter” that provides remote access, network intelligence gathering, and MITM capabilities when installed in a local network.\nPoisontap – Siphons cookies, exposes internal (LAN-side) router and installs web backdoor on locked computers.\nUSB Rubber Ducky – Customizable keystroke injection attack platform masquerading as a USB thumbdrive.\nWiFi Pineapple – Wireless auditing and penetration testing platform.\nPenetration Testing Resources # Pentest Tools # Metasploit Unleashed - Free Offensive Security Metasploit course.\nMITRE’s Adversarial Tactics, Techniques \u0026amp; Common Knowledge (ATT\u0026amp;CK) – Curated knowledge base and model for cyber adversary behavior.\nOpen Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM) – Framework for providing test cases that result in verified facts on which to base decisions that impact an organization’s security.\nOpen Web Application Security Project (OWASP) – Worldwide not-for-profit charitable organization focused on improving the security of especially Web-based and Application-layer software.\nPenetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) – Documentation designed to provide a common language and scope for performing and reporting the results of a penetration test.\nPenetration Testing Framework (PTF) – Outline for performing penetration tests compiled as a general framework usable by vulnerability analysts and penetration testers alike.\nPENTEST-WIKI – Free online security knowledge library for pentesters and researchers.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nShellcode Examples – Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial – Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nXSS-Payloads – Ultimate resource for all things cross-site including payloads, tools, games and documentation.\nPenetration Testing Distributions # ArchStrike – Arch GNU/Linux repository for security professionals and enthusiasts.\nAttifyOS – GNU/Linux distribution focused on tools useful during Internet of Things (IoT) security assessments.\nBackBox – Ubuntu-based distribution for penetration tests and security assessments.\nBlackArch – Arch GNU/Linux-based distribution with best Hacking Tools for penetration testers and security researchers.\nFedora Security Lab – Provides a safe test environment to work on security auditing, forensics, system rescue and teaching security testing methodologies.\nKali – GNU/Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing Hacking Tools.\nNetwork Security Toolkit (NST) – Fedora-based bootable live operating system designed to provide easy access to best-of-breed open source network security applications.\nParrot – Distribution similar to Kali, with multiple architectures with 100 of Hacking Tools.\nPentoo – Security-focused live CD based on Gentoo.\nThe Pentesters Framework – Distro organized around the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES), providing a curated collection of utilities that eliminates often unused toolchains.\nDocker for Penetration Testing # docker pull kalilinux/kali-linux-docker docker pull owasp/zap2docker-stable docker pull wpscanteam/wpscan docker pull citizenstig/dvwa docker pull wpscanteam/vulnerablewordpress docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-6271 docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-0160 docker pull opendns/security-ninjas docker pull diogomonica/docker-bench-security docker pull ismisepaul/securityshepherd docker pull danmx/docker-owasp-webgoat docker-compose build \u0026amp;\u0026amp; docker-compose up docker pull citizenstig/nowasp docker pull bkimminich/juice-shop docker pull phocean/msf Penetration Testing Report Templates # Pentesting Report Template – lucideus.com template.\nPentesting Report Template – pcisecuritystandards.org template.\nPublic Pentesting Reports – Curated list of public penetration test reports released by several consulting firms and academic security groups.\nRansomware Recovery # Nomoreransom - Help detect what kind of ransomware encryption you’re affected by and free tools to unlock it, in many but not all cases. Reverse Engineering Tools # Binwalk – Fast, easy to use tool for analyzing, reverse engineering, and extracting firmware images.\nCapstone – Lightweight multi-platform, multi-architecture disassembly framework.\ndnSpy – One of the Hacking Tools to reverse engineer .NET assemblies.\nEvan’s Debugger – OllyDbg-like debugger for GNU/Linux.\nFrida – Dynamic instrumentation toolkit for developers, reverse-engineers, and security researchers.\nImmunity Debugger – Powerful way to write exploits and analyze malware.\nInteractive Disassembler (IDA Pro) – Proprietary multi-processor disassembler and debugger for Windows, GNU/Linux, or macOS; also has a free version, IDA Free.\nMedusa – Open source, cross-platform interactive disassembler.\nOllyDbg – x86 debugger for Windows binaries that emphasizes binary code analysis.\nPeda – Python Exploit Development Assistance for GDB.\nPlasma – Interactive disassembler for x86/ARM/MIPS. Generates indented pseudo-code with colored syntax code.\nPyREBox – Python scriptable Reverse Engineering sandbox by Cisco-Talos.\nRadare2 – Open source, crossplatform reverse engineering framework.\nrVMI – Debugger on steroids; inspect userspace processes, kernel drivers, and preboot environments in a single tool.\nVoltron – Extensible debugger UI toolkit written in Python.\nWDK/WinDbg – Windows Driver Kit and WinDbg.\nx64dbg – Open source x64/x32 debugger for windows.\nSecurity Courses # ARIZONA CYBER WARFARE RANGE – 24×7 live fire exercises for beginners through real world operations; capability for upward progression into the real world of cyber warfare.\nComputer Security Student – Many free tutorials, great for beginners, $10/mo membership unlocks all content.\nCTF Field Guide – Everything you need to win your next CTF competition.\nCybrary – Free courses in ethical hacking and advanced penetration testing. Advanced penetration testing courses are based on the book ‘Penetration Testing for Highly-Secured Environments’.\nEuropean Union Agency for Network and Information Security – ENISA Cyber Security Training material.\nOffensive Security Training – Training from BackTrack/Kali developers.\nOpen Security Training – Training material for computer security classes.\nSANS Security Training – Computer Security Training \u0026amp; Certification.\nSide-channel Tools # ChipWhisperer – Complete open-source toolchain for side-channel power analysis and glitching attacks. Social Engineering # Beelogger – Tool for generating keylooger.\nCatphish – Tool for phishing and corporate espionage written in Ruby.\nEvilginx – MITM attack framework used for phishing credentials and session cookies from any Web service.\nKing Phisher – One of the Hacking Tools for Phishing campaign toolkit used for creating and managing multiple simultaneous phishing attacks with custom email and server content.\nSocial Engineer Toolkit (SET) – Open source pentesting framework designed for social engineering featuring a number of custom attack vectors to make believable attacks quickly.\nSocial Engineering Framework – Information resource for social engineers.\nwifiphisher – Automated phishing attacks against WiFi networks.\nStatic Analyzers # Bandit – Security oriented static analyser for python code.\nBrakeman – Static analysis security vulnerability scanner for Ruby on Rails applications.\nCppcheck – Extensible C/C++ static analyzer focused on finding bugs.\nFindBugs – Free software static analyzer to look for bugs in Java code.\nSobelow – Security-focused static analysis for the Phoenix Framework.\nTransport Layer Security Tools # SSLyze – Fast and comprehensive TLS/SSL configuration analyzer to help identify security mis-configurations.\nTLS Prober – Fingerprint a server’s SSL/TLS implementation.\nTestssl.sh – Command line tool which checks a server’s service on any port for the support of TLS/SSL ciphers, protocols as well as some cryptographic flaws.\nTools, Lists, Tutorials etc. # AD Exploit guides - Detailed guide on methods to exploit Active Directory.\nAndroid Security – Collection of Android security-related resources.\nAppSec – Resources for learning about application security.\nAwesome Awesomness – The List of the Lists.\nC/C++ Programming – One of the main language for open source security tools.\nCTFs – Capture The Flag frameworks, libraries, etc.\nExploit Writing Tutorials – Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nForensics – Free (mostly open source) forensic analysis tools and resources.\nGB Hackers Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHackerone Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHacking – Tutorials, tools, and resources.\nHoneypots – Honeypots, tools, components, and more.\nInfoSec § Hacking challenges – Comprehensive directory of CTFs, wargames, hacking challenge websites, Penetration testing tools list practice lab exercises, and more.\nInfosec – Information security resources for pentesting, forensics, and more.\nJavaScript Programming – In-browser development and scripting.\nKali Linux Tools – List of Hacking tools present in Kali Linux.\nMalware Analysis – Tools and resources for analysts.\nNode.js Programming – Curated list of delightful Node.js packages and resources.\nPCAP Tools – Tools for processing network traffic.\nPenetration Testing Cheat Sheets – Awesome Pentest Cheat Sheets.\nPivoting and Tunneling Guide - Detailed guide on methods to exploit.\nPython Programming 1 – General Python programming.\nPython Programming 2 – General Python programming.\nPython tools for penetration testers – Lots of pentesting tools are written in Python.\nRuby Programming 1 – The de-facto language for writing exploits.\nRuby Programming 2 – The de-facto\nVirtual Machines Labs # CFTtime - Free capture the flag hacking games.\nMindMaps - Massive list of smaller sites that provide individual hacking challenges.\nPentesterlab - Free and paid Pentesting training with labs.\nSadcloud - Sadcloud is a tool for spinning up insecure AWS infrastructure with Terraform.\nVulnerability Hub - Free Virtual machines to hack, provided by the community.\nVulnmachines - A place to learn and improve penetration testing/ethical hacking skills for FREE. The labs consist of 100+ real world scenarios to practice the latest exploits and cutting edge hacking techniques.\nVulnerability Databases # Bugtraq (BID) – Software security bug identification database compiled from submissions to the SecurityFocus mailing list and other sources, operated by Symantec, Inc.\nCommon Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) – Dictionary of common names (i.e., CVE Identifiers) for publicly known security vulnerabilities.\nCXSecurity – Archive of published CVE and Bugtraq software vulnerabilities cross-referenced with a Google dork database for discovering the listed vulnerability.\nExploit-DB – Non-profit project hosting exploits for software vulnerabilities, provided as a public service by Offensive Security.\nFull-Disclosure – Public, vendor-neutral forum for detailed discussion of vulnerabilities, often publishes details before many other sources.\nInj3ct0r (Onion service) – Exploit marketplace and vulnerability information aggregator.\nMicrosoft Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Microsoft software.\nMicrosoft Security Bulletins – Announcements of security issues discovered in Microsoft software, published by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC).\nMozilla Foundation Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Mozilla software, including the Firefox Web Browser.\nNational Vulnerability Database (NVD) – United States government’s National Vulnerability Database provides additional meta-data (CPE, CVSS scoring) of the standard CVE List along with a fine-grained search engine.\nPacket Storm – Compendium of exploits, advisories, tools, and other security-related resources aggregated from across the industry.\nSecuriTeam – Independent source of software vulnerability information.\nUS-CERT Vulnerability Notes Database – Summaries, technical details, remediation information, and lists of vendors affected by software vulnerabilities, aggregated by the United States Computer Emergency Response Team (US-CERT).\nVulnerability Lab – Open forum for security advisories organized by category of exploit target.\nVulners – Security database of software vulnerabilities.\nZero Day Initiative – Bug bounty program with the publicly accessible archive of published security advisories, operated by TippingPoint.\nVulnerability Scanners # Nexpose – Commercial vulnerability and risk management assessment engine that integrates with Metasploit, sold by Rapid7.\nNessus – Commercial vulnerability management, configuration, and compliance assessment platform, sold by Tenable. Free for under 25 devices.\nOpenVAS – Free open source software implementation of the popular Nessus vulnerability assessment system.\nVuls – Agentless vulnerability scanner for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD, written in Go.\nWeb Exploitation # Autochrome – Easy to install a test browser with all the appropriate setting needed for web application testing with native Burp support, from NCCGroup.\nBlindElephant – Web application fingerprinter.\nBrowser Exploitation Framework (BeEF) – Command and control server for delivering exploits to commandeered Web browsers.\nBurp Suite – One of the Hacking Tools integrated platform for performing security testing of web applications.\nCommix – Automated all-in-one operating system command injection and exploitation tool.\nDVCS Ripper – Rip web accessible (distributed) version control systems: SVN/GIT/HG/BZR.\nEyeWitness – Tool to take screenshots of websites, provide some server header info, and identify default credentials if possible.\nFiddler – Free cross-platform web debugging proxy with user-friendly companion tools.\nFimap – Find, prepare, audit, exploit and even Google automatically for LFI/RFI bugs.\nFuzzDB – Dictionary of attack patterns and primitives for black-box application fault injection and resource discovery.\nGitTools – One of the Hacking Tools that Automatically find and download Web accessible .git repositories.\nKadabra – Automatic LFI exploiter and scanner.\nKadimus – LFI scan and exploit tool.\nLiffy – LFI exploitation tool.\nNoSQLmap – Automatic NoSQL injection and database takeover tool.\nOffensive Web Testing Framework (OWTF) – Python-based framework for pentesting Web applications based on the OWASP Testing Guide.\nSslstrip – One of the Hacking Tools Demonstration of the HTTPS stripping attacks.\nSslstrip2 – SSLStrip version to defeat HSTS.\nsqlmap – Automatic SQL injection and database takeover tool.\nTplmap – Automatic server-side template injection and Web server takeover Hacking Tools.\nVHostScan – A virtual host scanner that performs reverse lookups, can be used with pivot tools, detect catch-all scenarios, aliases and dynamic default pages.\nWeevely3 – Weaponized web shell.\nWebscreenshot – A simple script to take screenshots of list of websites.\nWhatWeb – Website fingerprinter.\nWappalyzer – Wappalyzer uncovers the technologies used on websites.\nwafw00f – Identifies and fingerprints Web Application Firewall (WAF) products.\nWordPress Exploit Framework – Ruby framework for developing and using modules which aid in the penetration testing of WordPress powered websites and systems.\nWPSploit – Exploit WordPress-powered websites with Metasploit.\nWeb Scanners # Arachni – Scriptable framework for evaluating the security of web applications.\nCms-explorer – Reveal the specific modules, plugins, components and themes that various websites powered by content management systems are running.\nNikto – Noisy but fast black box web server and web application vulnerability scanner.\nSecApps – In-browser web application security testing suite.\nWebReaver – Commercial, graphical web application vulnerability scanner designed for macOS.\nw3af – Hacking Tools for Web application attack and audit framework.\nWPScan – Hacking Tools of Black box WordPress vulnerability scanner.\nWapiti – Black box web application vulnerability scanner with built-in fuzzer.\nJoomscan – One of the best Hacking Tools for Joomla vulnerability scanner.\nACSTIS – Automated client-side template injection (sandbox escape/bypass) detection for AngularJS.\nWindows Utilities # Bloodhound – Graphical Active Directory trust relationship explorer.\nDeathStar – Python script that uses Empire’s RESTful API to automate gaining Domain Admin rights in Active Directory environments.\nEmpire – Pure PowerShell post-exploitation agent.\nFibratus – Tool for exploration and tracing of the Windows kernel.\nMagic Unicorn – Shellcode generator for numerous attack vectors, including Microsoft Office macros, PowerShell, HTML applications (HTA), or certutil (using fake certificates).\nMimikatz – Credentials extraction tool for Windows operating system.\nPowerSploit – PowerShell Post-Exploitation Framework.\nredsnarf – Post-exploitation tool for retrieving password hashes and credentials from Windows workstations, servers, and domain controllers.\nResponder – LLMNR, NBT-NS and MDNS poisoner.\nSysinternals Suite – The Sysinternals Troubleshooting Utilities.\nwePWNise – Generates architecture independent VBA code to be used in Office documents or templates and automates bypassing application control and exploit mitigation software.\nWindows Credentials Editor – Inspect logon sessions and add, change, list, and delete associated credentials, including Kerberos tickets.\nWindows Exploit Suggester – Detects potential missing patches on the target.\nWireless Network Hacking # Aircrack-ng – Set of Penetration testing \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list for auditing wireless networks.\nFluxion – Suite of automated social engineering based WPA attacks.\nKismet – Wireless network detector, sniffer, and IDS.\nReaver – Brute force attack against WiFi Protected Setup.\nWifite – Automated wireless attack tool.\n"},{"id":9,"href":"/health/","title":"Health","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Our food should be our medicine and our medicine should be our food.\u0026rdquo; - Hippocrates\nThe modern world is poisoning us. Big Ag, Big Pharma, social media, environmental pollution, EMFs are everywhere. Corporations and every level of our governments are complicit, and this trend doesnt seem to be slowing down. We need to take our health back into our own hands. By embracing traditional wisdom, and alternatives to mainstream health we can reclaim much of the health that modern society has been slowly destroying.\nReject modernity. Embrace Tradition.\nBioHacking Tools # AgelessBody - List of Biohacking tools and strategies\nAnyLuv Metal Glasses - Anyluv sells blue light blocking daytime and nighttime glasses with metal frames, so that you can minimize your light exposure without putting plastic on your face like most other blue light blocking glasses.\nBioHackerLabs Tools - Several different tools and resources. Net Carb Calc, Glucose Ketone Calc, Blood Sugar converter, Blue light testing.\nBluBlox - Cheaper Blue light blocking sunglasses\nBonCharge - Numerous products for sale. Include Blu light blocking, EMF Blocking, red light therapy etc. Products are bit pricey.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nEmr-Tek - Wide range of products. Inlcuding non plastic blue and yellow light blocking glasses. Iphone radiation blocking cases. Red light devices and more.\nOpal - App that blocks other apps. Social media can be addicting and can impact your productivity, but sometimes deleting it isn\u0026rsquo;t an option. Stop yourself from wasting time on social media during designated time frames with the Opal app.\nChips - Seed Oil Free # Seed oils are everywhere. New evidence shows that they are wildly toxic and heavily correlate with the increase in major chronic disease over the last 100 years. But Chips are also delicious so here\u0026rsquo;s a few options for seed oil free chips. Anti-Seed Oil Data\nBeefys Own - Beef tallow potato chips.\nMasa Chips - Organic nixtalized corn chips cooked in grassfed beef tallow. From the creators of the Shireapp. Accepts Bitcoin. Currently they are a bit pricey.\nRosies Chips - Beef tallow potato chips.\nSiete Foods - Family owned Mexican company that produces a wide range of seed oil free chips and other products. Primarily cooked in Avocado oil.\nClothing # Non Plastic, EMF Resistant and Grounded\nAll of these ideas may seem controversial to you. Here are some great resources to learn more about them. Grounding/Earthing , Microplastics , Guide on avoiding all plastics and toxic chemicals\nAJConsultingCompany - Non Plastic Alternatives\nBuffaloWoolCo - 100% buffalo/bison wool clothing.\nCottonique - GOTS Certified 100% Organic cotton products.\nEarth Runners - Earth Runners was created to rewild our lives in response to the typical modern domesticated lifestyle, which is causing numerous health, psychological and social issues. Grounded minimalist sandals.\nFindwool.com - Find 100% pure wool in your area.\nGrounded Shoes - Shoes that are discharged electricity from body via grounded shoes. Most(but not all) shoes are 100% leather and plastic free.\nHarvest and Mill - 100% organic cotton sheets, towels \u0026amp; more. 100% Sourced \u0026amp; Made in the USA.\nHemp Organic Life - Organic hemp products for all sorts of less common items such as: mattress covers, cushions, sleeping bags, soaps, socks, and even home and car seat covers.\nNatural Home - Natural home sells a wide mix of organic wool, cotton, linen, hemp furniture and much more.\nOddobody - 100% organic cotton underwear for woman.\nPeluva Shoes - Founded by liberty leaning nutrition expert Mark Sisson. Peluva aims to create shoes that allow you to move well in a more natural state.\nRawganique - Organic cotton, linen and Hemp clothing and accessories.\nRhizal Shoes - Grounded 100% leather shoes.\nThe Filtery - Aggregator for non plastic clothes and other household items.\nWoolshire - GOTS Certified 100% Organic locally sourced Cotton products. Organic sourcing is often not verified when it comes from other countries. At Woolshire it is verified.\nWyoming Based - American Wool company. Sells Beanies and Sweaters. Accepts Bitcoin. Manufactured in America. Anti-woke.\nCosmetics # Animal based and Non-Toxic\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Deodorant, Toothpaste, soap, etc\nCaptain Fishers - Balms and Hair serum using Tallow and other natural ingredients.\nClara And Fritz - Whipped tallow based sunscreen and other products\nDakota Tallow - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nFarrow.Life - Pork Lard based. Farrow is made in real time and in small batches to ensure super freshness and the highest quality.\nJKLM Farm - Small Batch Animal Fat Soap \u0026amp; Skincare Products. Includes bone marrow soap,bacon fat soap, hair paste and more.\nMeraki Blu - Meraki Blu and Tallow based supplements. Meraki Blu has been shown to help Energy, Focus, Short-Term and Long-Term Memory, Uplift Mood, Calm Anxiety, and be Anti-Aging focused.\nNoseToTail-BodyCare - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nVintage Tradition - Tallow Lip balms.\nWhite Oaks Home goods - White oaks also provides tallow and lard based cosmetics, candles etc.\nDental Health # Dental health has been an epidemic of malocclusion largely related the to quality of our food for thousands of years. This has led to mass issues with dental decay and improper facial development which leads to nasal breathing, which in turns leads to wisdom teeth problems and many other following health issues.Check out these resources to learn more: Weston A Price\u0026rsquo;s world wide study , Jaw Development , Breathing , General Dental Health\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Toothpaste and other products. Completely natural with no Fluoride.\nVanMan Shop - Toothpase made from eggshell and betonite clay. Shipped in glass containers. Offers other products as well.\nBite - Plastic free Vegan friendly toothpaste and other teeth related products, including bamboo tooth brushes and plastic free floss, all sold in non plastic containers.\nGreenzla - Bamboo plastic free tooth brushes.\nPlastic Free Dental Floss - Made from wheat instead of plastic for your flossing needs.\nMastique Chewing Gum - Often referred to as mastic gum, Mastique offers sugar free, seed oil and trans fat free Mastic gum for chewing to help build jaw strength and avoid jaw/wisdom teeth problems. Also comes with xylitol, coconut and natural mastic for extra teeth care. Doesn\u0026rsquo;t taste like regular gum, but ultimately its not bad tasting either.\nGreco Gum - Single ingredient mastic gum for increasing jaw strength. Made from resinous sap that seeps from the bark of the mastic tree (Pistacia lentiscus) and becomes crystallized.\nApolloGum - Single ingredient mastic gum with only a single ingredient. Offers a 21% discount if purchased in bitcoin.\nBiolight - A redlight device specifically for your mouth and teeth. Red light has shown tremendous health benefits across a wide spectrum. The Biolight can help to restore your oral microbiome. Company also provides many other redlight products.\nMewing App - An app from the creator of Mewing, that helps you do different mewing exercises designed to help strengthen your jaw with proper tongue posture, and help your face, jaw and teeth develop properly.\nEnvironmental Toxin Monitoring # Because Health - A nonprofit environmental health site that offers science-based tips and guides for buying safer cookware and dishes, uncontaminated foods, and nontoxic personal-care products—to help people live more healthfully.\nBreast Cancer Prevention Partners - An organization that provides information for reducing toxic exposures—in food packaging, cosmetics, and other everyday products—to protect people’s breast health and reproductive health.\nCHEM Trust - A website that offers terrific fact sheets about hazardous chemicals and their impacts on health, as well as news about chemical legislation in Europe (such as REACH).\nClearya - A browser plug-in and mobile app that help online shoppers make informed choices. Clearya automatically screens ingredient lists for chemicals of concern while shopping online, and assists in discovering safer alternatives. In parallel, the platform mines insights that serve environmental health scientists and advocacy groups.\nEnvironmental Defense Fund - A leading global nonprofit organization that promotes research related to preserving the health of both the environment and its populations, including humans.\nEnvironmental Health News - A publication of Environmental Health Sciences, a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental health issues, including climate change, the plastic pollution crisis, and harmful chemicals such as BPA.\nEnvironmental Working Group - A nonprofit dedicated to protecting human health and the environment. The group offers excellent Shopper’s Guides with scientifically based recommendations on choosing healthy consumer products (from cosmetics to cleaning products) and uncontaminated foods (including produce). The organization also offers a Healthy Living App with ratings of more than 120,000 food and personal-care products, to help consumers make the healthiest choices.\nMade Safe - A program that certifies safe brands of cosmetics, household products, apparel, bedding, and other products, after a rigorous screening and evaluation of ingredients and materials. Check out their new Healthy Pregnancy Guide.\nNational Resources Defense Council - An organization that works to safeguard the earth, including its air, water, people, plants, and animals, from pollution, chemicals, and other toxic effects.\nProgram on Reproductive Health and the Environment - Under the auspices of the University of California, San Francisco, this program offers valuable resources that can help minimize people’s exposure to reproductive toxins in everyday life.\nSafer Chemicals, Healthy Families - A coalition of organizations and businesses working to safeguard families from toxic chemicals in our homes, workplaces, schools, and in the products we use.\nSafer Made - An organization that invests in companies and technologies that eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals in consumer products and supply chains. Its newsletters highlight developments in phasing out certain chemicals and progress on other environmental issues.\nSilent Spring Institute - A scientific research organization dedicated to uncovering the links between environmental chemicals and human health. On the preventive front, the organization developed Detox Me, a free mobile app to help consumers reduce their exposure to toxic chemicals in their everyday surroundings.\nToxic Free Future - An organization that conducts original research on the complex science underlying different aspects of environmental health and advocates for the use of safer products, chemicals, and practices to ensure a healthier future.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFood Discovery Apps # Feed the People By the People - An organization dedicated to empowering farmers and ranchers across the country and cutting out middlemen to enable direct sales to customers. By decentralizing the food supply chain, they aim to put the power of food back in the hands of the people.\nGetRawMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area based off your zip code.\nGround Work Collective - Website that finds high quality farms and high quality soil.\nLabel Ferret - Label Ferret uses nutrition data from a variety of sources but nutrition data and ingredient labels change frequently so accuracy cannot be guaranteed. You can use this app to read ingredients and nutritional facts from a wide range of different products.\nLocal Fats: Website that that helps you find food providers that dont use seed oils. Includes locations all over the world. Locations are crowd sourced, so anyone can submit a new location they find.\nRealMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area.\nSeed Oil Rebellion - Website that provides education around seed oils and buying/food guides.\nSeed Oil Scout - App that helps you find restaurants and fast food providers that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App only works in IOS.\nSeed oil Free Restaurants - Website that lets you look up specific restaurants to see what oils they cook in and dont cook in.\nSeedy App - App that helps you find restaurants, fast food providers and products at grocery stores that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App is under construction. Old demo app only worked in IOS.\nShireapp - App that finds local high quality real foods. Includes multiple categories such as Seed oil free, regenerative, grass fed, organic, raw etc.\nHealth Funding Projects # Decentralized Health Fund - The Decentralized Health Fund looks to fund important but largely unprofitable research in regards to lesser known areas of health. The fund is working to collect and store money in BTC in order to give out grants to fund studies and projects around the dangers of EMF\u0026rsquo;s, the benefit of grounding, sunlight and other natural sources.\nNew Founding - New Founding is looking to raise funds to focus on \u0026ldquo;early-stage ventures where we can add exceptional value by leveraging our significant proprietary deal flow, our best-in-class intelligence of conservative consumer and institutional demand, and our connections within the right-wing ecosystem.\u0026rdquo; ‍\nHealthcare Alternative # Chronic Illness Recovery - An institute that focuses on healing from long term health issues caused by systemic inflammation and other modern causes.\nCrowdhealth - CrowdHealth is not an insurance company, but a platform \u0026amp; community that empowers you with a crowdfunding tool and a wealth of resources to efficiently manage your health care costs.\nCurehunter - Free service that catalogs most medical conditions and potential treatments. CureHunter is a fully integrated scientific search, data retrieval and analysis engine on the web that can read the entire US National Library of Medicine Medline Archive and automatically extract and quantify the evidence for successful clinical outcomes of all known drugs for all known human diseases.\nDPC Network - Find Direct Primary care Doctors near you.\nDpcare - Direct Primary Care (DPC) is an innovative alternative payment model improving access to high functioning healthcare with a simple, flat, affordable membership fee. No fee-for-service payments. No third party billing. The defining element of DPC is an enduring and trusting relationship between a patient and his or her primary care provider.\nDruglike - Druglike is a platform for democratizing the access, costs, and rewards of early-stage drug discovery. Druglike is building a decentralized computing network which provides resources for anyone looking to start or contribute to early-stage drug discovery projects. Unlike competitors, Druglike will be web-based and completely free to use.\nFree Market Medical Association - Free Market Medical Association helps find Market alternatives to healthcare, co-founded by the CEO of Oklahoma Surgery Center.\nOklahoma Surgery Center - Free Market for Surgery with full price transparency.\nRevero.com - Program that aims to evaluate and measure health metrics to get down to the real causes of your health issues, while using a nutritional and holistic approach.\nTrue Med - True Med helps facilitate acceptance of HSA and FSA money for individuals and companies. This can be used by or for any company that promotes better diet, exercise or other alternative forms of health.\nTWC.Health - Alternative healthcare to the mainstream pharma system. Also sells supplements. Co-founded by Dr. Peter McCullough.\nHigh Quality Meat # Organic, Grass Fed, Regenerative and Seed Oil Free Food\nAUPA Bar - The Chad of energy bars. High quality meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit. AUPA gives discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. Save an additional 5% with code word \u0026ldquo;liberty\u0026rdquo;\nEpic Provisions - One of the best and most convenient ways to access high quality meat in convenient packaging.\nForce of Nature - Another fantastic option for regenerative meat. Including Beef, Bison, Chicken, Elk, Venison, Wild Boar and more. Force of Nature is also unique in selling \u0026ldquo;Ancestral Blends\u0026rdquo; ground meat mixed with small amounts of organ meats for delicious ways to eat highly nutritious organ meats.\nJoyce-Farms - Another great regenerative source of meat. Provides a wide range of poultry, sausages and jerkies.\nMauinui Venison - Regenerative/sustainable raised deer. Axis deer are an invasive species in Maui and need to be kept in check to preserve the water and local plants/farms as there are no natural predators for the deer on Maui. Slightly pricey.\nMeatrition - A massive database in defense of all things Meat.\nNose to Tail - Regenerative and pastured raise meat, specifically focused on producing the best low PUFA raised mono-gastric animals like Chicken and Pork. Also sells Lamb.\nWhite Oak Pastures - One of the most respected regenerative farms around, practicing their idea of \u0026ldquo;radically traditionally farming\u0026rdquo;. White oaks sells several different kinds of meat, including, Duck, Goose, Guinea, Rabbit, Goat etc. White Oak has really pioneered the regenerative model and proofed its effective with a peer reviewed study\nWild Idea Buffalo - Another great option. Focuses primarily on buffalo but has several other great offers. Bison are only slaughtered in the field, never in a slaughterhouse.\nMedical Drugs Resellers # Buy medical drugs from third parties that may be in limited supply.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinal. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nContraband Cures - A list of alternative style medicines for several different conditions.\nContingency Medical - Emergency Antibiotic Kits, for Home or on the Go. Stay protected against Nausea, Vomiting, Strep Throat, UTIs, Diarrhea, Ear Infections, Sinusitis and more.\nDuration Health - The portable emergency room — Peace of mind for off-grid living and travel. Their doctors prescribe you life-saving medications before you need them. They ship them to you before your next adventure. Treat urgent medical issues anywhere — without finding a doctor or pharmacy.\nJase Medical - Emergency meds and Prescription drugs.\nMountain Rose Herbs - One of the best sources of organic herbs and alternative medicines.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nPurely Prepared Patriot - American company that sells Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and Fenbendazole.\nOSINT- Health and the Environment # Antennasearch.com - Track 5g Towers in your area.\nClimateViewerMaps - Track Real Time data of climate weather across the world including rainfall and UN Tracking of weather Modification projects.\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nSupplement Testing and Rankings # Consumerlab - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nLabdoor - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nVaccine and Medical Info # Just the Inserts - Just the Inserts is a collection of all vaccine and other medication related info from the official source. While much of this information is public, it is often obfuscated and difficult to find. Just the Inserts bring all of the safety related data to one convient place for you to check on what the actual side affects of vaccines and other medications are. "},{"id":10,"href":"/job-boards/","title":"Job Boards","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.\u0026rdquo; - Confucius\nWhy work for a company you hate? If you believe in liberty many of these companies hate you. Stop wasting your talents and your energy on them, and find something that advances your values.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale. Jobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin. Latium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase. Publish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens. Liberty and Crypto Related Job Boards # AnonFriendly - Don\u0026rsquo;t doxx yourself for work. Job boards for Anonymous workers. Bankless.Pallet - The best jobs in crypto and DeFi, curated by Bankless, for the Bankless Nation. New technical and non-technical job posts every week. BitcoinerJobs - Bitcoiner Jobs is the leading career site helping to build the emerging Bitcoin industry and the careers of Bitcoiners within it. Publicsq - Non-woke and conservative leaning job board. Talent Market - Talent Market’s mission is to promote liberty by providing talent for critical roles within the free-market nonprofit sector. Provide Free consulting for liberty focused non profits. No-Jab Job Boards # Based.Pro - Formerly \u0026ldquo;NoVaxMandate.org\u0026rdquo; Based.Pro has pivoted from its vax focus to help you connect with professionals, companies and institutions who share your values. Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types. Redballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or covid nonsense. Unjected - Dating board for people who have not had any of the Covid-19 Vaccines. Vaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status. "},{"id":11,"href":"/metrics/","title":"Metrics","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Freedom and Anti Freedom Metrics # “Just as Soviet managers responded by producing shoddy goods that met the numerical targets set by their overlords, so do schools, police forces, and businesses find ways of fulfilling quotas with shoddy goods of their own.” ― Jerry Z. Muller\nIn order to better understand the broader picture, data collection becomes essential. Data collection can be used to paint whatever narrative its collectors want. We must be aware of the actual data in order to interrupt the truth as it is, and not what politics wants it to be. Here are a list of metrics tracking different statistics directly related to rising tyranny in our world.\nAtlantic Council CBDCTracker - Tracks Country progress of (CBDC)Central Bank Digital Currency Implementation and testing\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nCDBC Tracker - A project by the Human Rights Foundation to track CDBC development worldwide.\nCriticalrace.org Track CRT and other forms of Wokeness in schools. Tracks Colleges and K-12. Tracks many of the specific actions taken at every school.\nDefendingEd - Tracking DEI/Wokism in Schools.\nFreedomHouse.org - Freedom Metric across the world, does not Track Covid.\nFreedominthe50states.org - Tracks the most Free US states in regards to a wide set of metrics, does not track covid freedoms. Provided by the Cato institute.\nFungibility-Graveyard - List of People who have been exposed and prosecuted for or while using Bitcoin due to lack of privacy\nHeritage World Freedom Index - Economic Freedom across the world\nICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nRootshq - Website that tracks different liberty groups and associations across America\nShadowstats - Tracks true levels of economics in America, Money supply, Inflation, GDP etc…\nUSDebtclock - Real time National Debt Counter.\nWashingtonPost Police Shooting DB - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states.\nWokeWagon - Tracks woke political appointees in government\nWorld Press Freedoms - Ranking of all countries in the world by freest to least free press.\n"},{"id":12,"href":"/money/","title":"Money","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" If you don’t believe it or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try and convince you. I am sorry. - Satoshi Nakamoto\nCrypto Currency, The greatest tool we have.\nFinancial privacy is largely being wiped away across the world, while governments simultaneously destroy the value of our currencies through inflation and sanctions. With the invention of Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto gave us what is probably the single greatest tool for freedom in the history of the world. With decentralized crypto currency we have the ability to fix our money and fix the world. While some people believe that all non bitcoin crypto currencies are a scam we do not agree. We believe in competition for all freedom tech. Bitcoin isn\u0026rsquo;t perfect and shouldn\u0026rsquo;t be treated as a religion. The best counterpoint to bitcoins imperfection is its inherent lack of privacy and its current difficulty with scaling. Monero provides the best and simplest use case for privacy and is a great alternative to bitcoin. Likewise we believe that other crypto projects may have real utility in pursuing freedom. That being said the crypto industry is absolutely saturated with scams and grifters. As always do your own research and invest carefully. Hold your own keys and continue your journey to being financially sovereign.\nAcquire Crypto # Atomic Swaps # Atomic Swaps are the future of Crypto Currency trading. Completely custody-less, heavily private, and generally uncensorable. Still very much in development. Learn more here.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nBasic Swap Dex - Atomic Swap DEX. No added fees. Installed locally. Currently in BETA.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nLiquiality - Atomic Swaps across multiple coins.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nUnstoppapleSwaps - Atomic Swap from BTC to Monero.\nDecentralized Exchanges # Decentralization is a spectrum. Many decentralized exchanges aren\u0026rsquo;t nearly as decentralized as they claim to be, but usually they are far more distributed than any centralized exchanges.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nFiat On Ramps (P2P) # Bisq - Buy and sell bitcoin for fiat (or other cryptocurrencies) privately and securely using Bisq\u0026rsquo;s peer-to-peer network and open-source desktop software. Bisq allows you to purchase your bitcoin using P2P Zelle transactions. No registration required.\nHodl Hodl - Anonymous P2P deals on your terms. Trade globally. Using any payment system. For any fiat currency. Bitcoin only. No registration required.\nLocal Monero - Local Monero makes it easy for you to connect with real people in the real world to buy and sell Monero with no KYC. Announced in May 2024 that they would be shutting down. No reason given, but this is likely due to regulatory pressure against other platforms like Samurai and Tornado cash.\nPeach Bitcoin - Peach allows users to purchase BTC in many different national currencies all P2P without KYC. Not currently available in the US.\nRetoSwap - Like Bisq but for Monero. Installed locally, it uses Monero and Tor for high level privacy.\nXMRGlobal - A monero focused p2p exchange for purchasing cryptocurrency via Zelle, ACH cash etc.\nNon-Custodial exchanges # Most exchanges are custodial, meaning you are required to leave crypto on their platform if you want to trade, or you purchase and they will hold on to it initially. Non-custodial exchanges will send your trades and purchases directly to wallets of your choosing.\nChangenow - Reliable non KYC exchange.\nChangelly - Not recommended at this time. Changelly does not require KYC for smaller transactions but they will sometimes implement KYC mid trade, forcing to KYC or lose your funds.\nCryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nEvonax - Established in 2016,Evonax operates as a non-custodial instant cryptocurrency exchange, ensuring that users’ funds are never held within the platform. Serving as an intermediary between cryptocurrencies and users, Evonax provides access to a diverse range of digital assets including Monero (XMR).\nFixedFloat - Good rates for crypto exchanges, does not currently allow US customer IP addresses. Does not require KYC.\nGodex.io - This exchange is a dependable tool for immediate conversions. It supports the conversion of over 300 cryptocurrencies into Monero, without any KYC requirements and it works in both directions, offering great flexibility.\nHoudini Swap - Privacy focused non custodial exchange.\nKYC vs No KYC list - A list of P2P Trading Platforms (i.e. P2P exchanges) for trading Bitcoin. Common payment methods include bank transfer, cash deposited in the seller\u0026rsquo;s bank account, in-person cash (face-to-face) trades as well as payment networks such as Zelle, Alipay, even Cash App and PayPal, for example. Some of these payment methods are more private than others. Typically, face-to-face, cash-by-mail, and US Postal Money Orders are among the most private methods available.\nKYCNotMe - Website that Tracks exchanges that don\u0026rsquo;t use KYC.\nMexc - Crypto trades without KYC. Currently blocked for US based IP addresses.\nNO KYC Only - Education on avoiding KYC and why its problematic.\nOrangeFren - Check many KYC-free services and find the one with the best offer for a wide variety of coins.\nSimpleSwap - Exchange multiple tokens without giving up custody. Requires an account. Offers cash back in their own token.\nSideShift - Shift between different layer 2 tokens. Includes tokens on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Polygoin.\nStealthEx - StealthEX is a non-custodial cryptocurrency exchange service that accepts Monero (XMR). The platform does not require users to create an account or share personal information. Additionally, funds are not stored on StealthEX; exchanges are conducted directly between wallets. At StealthEX, there are no upper limits for your exchanges — you can exchange any amount you desire. When it comes to minimum amounts, you only need to ensure you have enough to cover the network fees.\nSwapSwop - SwapSwop is an instant anonymous crypto exchange with a high level of security from SSL certificates on internal services to a multi-stage exchange procedure, which guarantees the safety of your assets and quick exchange for the desired cryptocurrency.\nTrocador - Privacy focused front end to push your transactions through non KYC exchanges.\nBusiness Directories # AirBTC - AirBNB for Bitcoiners.\nAgoristAcers - Purchase Seeds with Monero.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nAutoCoinCar - Purchase Luxury cars with Crypto - (UK Only).\nBeef Initiative - Purchase Regenerative/Grass fed beef with Crypto.\nBitcoin-P2P Marketplace - BTC sales.\nBitcoin-RealEstate - Purchase Real estate with crypto.\nBitcoin-only - The Ultimate guide to all things Bitcoin.\nBitcoin-only.com - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nBitejo - Massive List of companies that accept Monero and Bitcoin - Is now XMRBazzar.\nCarCoinMarket - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCompTIA Vouchers - CompTIA certs for Btc.\nCryptoCars - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCryptwerk - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nDirectory.BTCPayserver - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nGrowingSpaces - Buy Greenhouses with BTC.\nMonerica - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nMoneromarket - XMR trading platform with escrow. Start selling and buying today.\nOatManFarms - Purchase Oats for BTC.\nShopinBit - Purchase all sorts of items in BTC, only ships to UK currently.\nXMR Bazzar - A p2p shopping center for buying and selling services and goods in Monero. Built by Douglas Tumen, founder and host of the Monero Talk podcast.\nCrypto Jobs # Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale.\nJobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin.\nLatium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase.\nPublish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens.\nDAO and DEFI Tools # ApeBoard - Cross chain crypto monitoring Dashboard.\nCoin - Crypto portfolio account and crypto news aggregator.\nCow.fi - CoW Protocol finds the lowest price for your trade across all exchanges and aggregators, such as Uniswap and 1inch – and protects you from MEV, unlike the others.\nDAOStack - Project that helps you streamline the creation of your own DAO.\nDefiSafety - DEFI Security ratings.\nDefillama - The ultimate tracker for all things DEFI. Track Yield, transparency, NFTs, Stables, Hacks etc.\nDapps.com - Dapp rankings via marketcap.\nDextools - Cross Chain Defi and Cefi Dashboard.\nGhostfol - Multichain Dashboard, includes traditional stocks and ETF’s as well.\nHedgehog - Centralized Exchange Dashboard Management.\nRailgun - RAILGUN is a smart contract system that enables Zero-Knowledge Privacy for any on-chain dApp.\nRotki - An open source portfolio tracker, accounting and analytics tool that protects your privacy. Can be self hosted.\nTornado Cash - DO NOT USE IF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. Tornado cash is an Ethereum based coinjoin mixer that can be used to gain privacy on Ethereum. In August 2022 Tornado Cash was blacked listed by the US government and added to the OFAC list. While the front end website is no longer running you can still interact with the smart contract(this is by design). If you are a US citizen you risk criminal penalties for doing so. Alex Pertsev, was sentenced to five years in prison for his work on development of Tornado cash. It\u0026rsquo;s important to note that despite the shutdown by the US government, the Tornado Cash smart contract is still up and running, and is more less unstoppable as long as the Ethereum network continues to run. If you would like to support the legal defence fund you can so by checking out Justice DAO.\nDecentralized Nodes # Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Avalanche and more.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nHandshake - Decentralized DNS. Handshake is an experiment on collaborating to create a decentralized network which results in a global allocation of names. Think of the handles or usernames you use on services such as social networks, and domain names identifying the URL for websites. Nearly all of these services were provided by trusted third parties which prevent the web from truly being decentralized. Handshake provides a means, including key management and server/service authentication, for decentralized web services to experiment.\nMonero Nodo - A full, unpruned, and dedicated hardware node comes equipped with Tor and I2P support, ensuring maximum privacy and security for your transactions. Manage your wallets effortlessly through the LWS Admin panel and enjoy the convenience of our built-in block explorer. The 5.5″ touchscreen allows you to control your node directly from the device, or you can access it from the web for added flexibility and full block explorer functionality. Mine Monero using P2Pool. Contribute to your privacy by running your own personal node while contributing to the Monero network.\nMyNodeBTC - Run Bitcoin nodes and lots of other Bitcoin applications, includes wallets, BTCPay Server, Lightning tools and Whirlpool and other privacy tools.\nPibode-XMR - Small Raspberry pi focused distro for Monero mining.\nPktCash - PKT is an ecosystem of apps that decentralize access to the internet. The mission is to get the next billion people online.\nThreefold - Decentralized Autonomous Internet Infrastructure. ThreeFold is a globally-distributed grid of storage, compute, and network capacity, acting as “no middleman” Internet resources between independent capacity providers and users.\nEducation and certifications # C4/Crypto Consortium - Offers certifications for BTC, Eth and crypto best practices.\nBlockchain-Council.org - Blockchain Council embraces Blockchain, AI, and Web3 with a range of certifications and training.\nChainalysis Certifications - The Chainalysis Cryptocurrency Fundamentals Certification (CCFC) credential is designed for those new to cryptocurrency. Whether you’re starting out on a career focused on crypto, or are coming across bitcoin as you run investigations, onboard new businesses or formulate cryptocurrency compliance policies, this is the place to begin.\nFund Raising # Giveth - Giveth is building a new way forward with its zero-fee, community-driven donation platform - leveraging the power of blockchain technology to connect on-the-ground projects with regenerative funding opportunities.\nGeyser.fund - Geyser is a bitcoin-native crowdfunding platform where you can fund project ideas with the support from global communities.\nHeo.Finance - Decentralized crowdfunding without borders. Help Each Other (HEO) is the first decentralized stablecoin-based crowdfunding platform that removes geographical and political limitations from fundraising. HEO platform is already live on Binance Smart Chain, Celo, Aurora, and Ethereum mainnets.\nKuno Media - Monero based crowd funding.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow institute works to help fund privacy and anti surveillance tech.\nOpen Sats - Open Sats Initiative, Inc. (EIN 85-2722249) is a 501(c)(3) public charity which aims to fund Bitcoin-related free and open-source projects and associated education and research initiatives. Open Sats focuses on no strings attached Bitcoin(only) and freedom tech donations.\nStacks.org - The mission of the Stacks project is to enable a better internet through decentralized apps. To do it, they’re expanding the Bitcoin economy and enabling more functionality as a Bitcoin layer.\nTen31 - Ten31 is the leading bitcoin-focused investor and partner of choice to companies building technology and infrastructure for the bitcoin ecosystem, as well as complementary freedom-oriented technologies including open source software, AI and nostr.\nMerchant Services # Align Pay - AlignPay never picks sides on any issue and is proud to facilitate a welcoming place where people, organizations, campaigns, and merchants can interact in a healthy, open, and legal way.\nParallel Economy - Censorship-Resistant payment processing backed by Conservative Commentator Dan Bongino.\nRevere Payments - A Christian merchant services provider that offers a wide range of solutions for businesses in a variety of industries, including e-commerce, retail, restaurant, firearms, religious, political, CBD, and non-profit. We’re using the same innovative technology as our parent company, Metrics Global, to bring seamless, secure online payments to any industry.\nSecond Amendment Processing - 2nd Amendment processing helps you protect yourself and your business from being censored for your political views or other forms of wrong think.\nOsint for Crypto # AMLBot - Founded in 2019, AMLBot Online assessment of crypto addresses and transactions, founded in 2019 by a team of RegTech specialists in accordance with FATF international recommendations. Offers both free and non-free services.\nClarks Dashboard - A comprehensive list of all BTC Data. Includes Block times, price data, Side chain data, mining etc.\nDeveloperReports - Tracks the current amount of developers on Crypto projects.\nMonero Garden - A complete introduction and walkthrough on all the technical specifics of Monero.\nMonero Inflation - Tracks potential inflation or flaws in the Monero Protocol. Due to Monero\u0026rsquo;s privacy proper auditing can be difficult.\nMonero Observer - News aggregator for all things monero.\nMoneroj.net - Tracks the Monero mining hash rate across all miners.\nMonero.Eco - Graphical interface for the entire Monero Ecosystem.\nMiningPoolStats - Track all data across mining pools for all sorts of crypto projects. Organized primarily by what type of hash algorithm each blockchain uses.\n[Monerowatch](https://monerowat.ch - A monero blockchain explorer. While Monero doesnt have a tradational blockchain explorer we can track block times and size. Along with hash rate and other useful metrics.\nOXT.me - OXT is a tool designed for Exploratory Blockchain Analysis of the bitcoin ledger. OXT is the \u0026lsquo;Other exploration Tool\u0026rsquo; and it should become the \u0026lsquo;Open eXploration Tool\u0026rsquo; in the future.\nStable Pulse - Get a clear, accurate, minimally filtered view of the stablecoin ecosystem.\nThe Monero Moon - The ultimate newsletter for all things Monero.\nTheGraph.com - Crypto Database API Tools.\nTimechainstats.com - BTC Chain API data.\nTrack Bitcoin Nodes - Tracks total Bitcoin nodes.\nTrack Bitcoin Treasuries - Tracks the public Bitcoin Wallets of major corporations and governments.\nTrack Ethereum Nodes - Tracks total Ethereum nodes.\nDefi Lama StablecoinData - Stable coin data across chains.\nPrivacy Software # Bokuto Monero Node - Open source fork of Ronin Dojo’s Bakuto project that allows for a full node Monero wallet.\nBorder Wallets - Border Wallets is a website that helps you strategize on how best to memorize your wallet seed phrase. This can be useful if you need to cross a border, or have a particularly high threat model.\nGupax - Gupax is a GUI for mining Monero on P2Pool using XMRig.\nJam - Jam is a graphical user interface for JoinMarket, and while obviously related, is a separate project developed by a separate set of people.\nJoinMarket-Org - JoinMarket is software to create a special kind of bitcoin transaction called a CoinJoin transaction. Its aim is to improve the confidentiality and privacy of bitcoin transactions. With the shutdown of Samurai wallet, and the withdrawal of the not recommended service Wasabi from the US, Join Market is now one of the only privacy tools for Bitcoin.\nPinode - Monero OS for running full Monero Nodes on Pi’s, Rockpros and Odroids.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nSilent Payments - Silent Payments make receiving Bitcoin easier than ever while preserving your privacy. Silent Payments allow you to create a single, static address to share with friends, use for donations, or post for tips without sacrificing privacy. When someone wants to send you a payment, they use the unique public key that is a part of your Silent Payment address, combine it with the public keys of the outputs they want to send and generate a unique, one-time address that looks on-chain just like any other Taproot address.\nXMRVSBeast - P2Pool Bonus Hash Rate Raffle for people providing Monero Hash.\nSocial Media # Coinpayments.net - Purchase Social media followers with Monero.\nEchoIn - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here.\nFountain - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nMinds - Minds is an open-source social networking service that promotes free speech, privacy, and transparency.\nOshi - Oshi is a powerful marketing and rewards platform built to replace stars, punch cards, and coffee points with something that people really want - Bitcoin.\nOrange Pill App - Bitcoin dating and friend finder.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.ps://www.minds.com/) - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nSpeculative Projects # DarkFi - DarkFi is a new Layer 1 blockchain, designed with anonymity at the forefront. It offers flexible private primitives that can be wielded to create any kind of application. DarkFi aims to make anonymous engineering highly accessible to developers. Backed by noted Crypto Anarchist Amir Taaki.\nFedimints - While still largely theoretical, Fediments is based off the original 1980\u0026rsquo;s concept of Chaumian Ecash, that would essentially provide federated mints built on top of Bitcoin, with high levels of privacy. Two implementations of this concept are Cashu and Umint. These are still in active development. One potential problem with this is legal pressure due to potential classification of these services as unlicensed money transmitters, much like how Samurai Wallet and potentially custodial lightning services are being targeted.\nFreedom Dollar - Freedom Dollar is a private, censorship-resistant stablecoin protocol built on Zano. Stable coins are a useful but sometimes risky project, as they are supposed to maintain their price point with a fiat asset like the dollar.\nHaveno - Haveno aims to be a crypto on ramp much like Bisq that uses Monero instead of Bitcoin as the base payment option. Haveno will utilize TOR and p2p trades, while never taking custody of your funds.\nPirate Chain - Launched in 2018 with the primary goal of being the most private and secure digital currency, Pirate Chain strives to protect the financial privacy of every user in the world. Pirate Chain achieves this by employing the strongest and most acclaimed privacy protocol in the industry, and couples this with an unassailable strategy implementation. Pirate vs Monero Breakdown\nSerai DEX - Largely created in response to Thorchain\u0026rsquo;s choice to not integrate Monero, the Serai Dex works much like the Thorchain DEX, providing coin trading between different native coins using liquidity pools funded by users for small rewards.\nZano - An ambitious project that offers the privacy of Monero for regular transactions, including all projects built ontop of its network. Additionally offers alias addresses so you can associate a wallet address with a name, much like how DNS works for IP addresses. Offers escrow services and Iconic swaps as an alternative to Atomic Swaps. Also allows for building dApps on chain as well.\nSpending Options # Bill Pay # Bitrefill Credit Card Service - Service to pay off Credit Card for multiple providers. Requires KYC. Currently disabled for Americans, but hopefully will be returning. This service does require KYC, but they do offer other services that do not.\nDoctorSim - Top up or recharge any prepaid phone in over 200 countries instantly and securely with doctorSIM.\nSpritz.Finance - Focuses on bill pay, secured payments, automated payments etc. Uses Web 3. Requires an account. Currently in closed Beta.\nCredit Cards # 2Fiat - A new platform that lets you instantly convert Bitcoin, Monero, USDT or any crypto to fiat and make purchases online or in store.\nAbine - An alternative credit card masking service. Abine has similar features, virtual cards up to 500$ for individual vendors. But Abine also offers other privacy services like phone masking, email masking and more. Abine does not have a free tier unlike privacy.com.\nBitpay - Preloaded Bitpay card that lets you spend your Bitcoin.\nDashDirect - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including DASH. Dash Direct phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with DASH for discounts from hundreds of vendors. No KYC Required.\nDoNotPay - DoNotPay is a consumer rights company that helps you fight corporations and beat bureaucracy. They offer a wide range of services, including bill pay, credit card management, and more.\nEzzocard - Anon cards can be purchased via crypto. Charges a decent markup.\nKlutchCard - Service that provides several management and privacy features for your bank account. Klutch gives you unlimited Virtual cards, a physical card without your name on the front, and the ability to manage your spending transactions in depth all while still earning cash back. Does require KYC information and a good credit score though. Another downside, there is currently no way to pay off your balance other than to link your account via ACH and routing number.\nLaso.Finance - A bit pricey. Virtual Credit card with no KYC card that allows for spends of over 1K anywhere in the world. Currently uses Metamask for stable coins only. Monero support coming soon.\nPayWithMoon - Virtual Cards with no KYC funded by lightning based Bitcoin transactions. You can create as many virtual cards as you want, but cards are limited in amounts of 1000$. These cards do not currently work outside of the United States. Used to provide full pre-paid credit cards only offers gift cards now.\nPrivacy.com - The primary method for Credit Card Privacy. By linking your bank account to your Debit card, you can create virtual privacy focused cards that only work for one vendor at a time. This prevents your Debit card from being used in the event of a vendor data breach. Virtual cards are easily deletable. Downsides are that you start with 500$ per card limits for virtual cards. And there is the privacy concern of sharing your bank data with a third party. Please use our affiliate link when signing up. To get an extra $5 dollars on sign up.\nUquid - Virtual card for crypto, only works through Binance or wallet connect compatible wallets, for a wide range of gift card services.\nX1 - Similar to Klutch. Control subscriptions and keep your details private with disposable card numbers.donotpay.com/learn/virtual-credit-card-generator/) - Free Virtual Credit Card Generator for signing up for trial services. Do not Pay also works to create an AI focused response to many asymmetrical problems of society like fighting back against parking tickets or social media de-platforming with automated and proven methods of remediating these issues.\nGift Cards # Egifter - Buy and send premium gift cards for a wide range of services. Offers points per purchases. Gyft - Gift cards for over 200 vendors. Coinsbee - Does Phone Top ups. Bitrefill - Gifts cards and other services. Coincards - giftcards available in multiple countries, Coincards has everything you could possibly need to live your life with crypto! Offers Phone Top ups and accepts Monero. Stealths - Monero first Gift card sales. No KYC Required. Wallets # Bitcoin Wallets # Ashigaru - A new fork of Samurai Wallet without the coinjoin services. As this is new untested its recommended not to put large amounts of BTC on here just yet.\nCasa - Self custody wallet with built in Multi-sig for security and inheritance built in so that your assets aren\u0026rsquo;t lost in the event of death. Only takes Bitcoin and Ethereum.\nCold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nElectrum Wallet - Founded in 2011 Electrum is one of the oldest, simplest and most trusted Bitcoin Only wallets in the game. With a simple interface that has been forked by many other blockchain projects Electrum has everything you need to store and use your bitcoin easily and securely.\nSamurai Wallet - A modern bitcoin wallet hand forged to keep your transactions private your identity masked and your funds secured. Samurai Wallet is a mobile only wallet that is built to work with the Ronin Dojo Full node and Whirlpool privacy coinjoins. Completely Open Source. Mobile only wallet. In April 2024 Samurai Wallet was shutdown by the US government and the founders of the wallet arrested. While the wallet still works if installed, the Whirpool coinjoin features have since been disabled. You can donate to the Samurai defense team here You can also find a list of Public Dojo Clones to use at Dojobay\nSparrow Wallet - Sparrow is a Bitcoin wallet for those who value financial self sovereignty. Sparrow’s emphasis is on security, privacy and usability. Sparrow does not hide information from you - on the contrary it attempts to provide as much detail as possible about your transactions and UTXOs, but in a way that is manageable and usable. Completely Open Source. Desktop only wallet. Following the arrest of the Samurai Wallet Devs, the Whirlpool privacy features were removed from the wallet.\nHardware Wallets # Cold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nFoundationDevices - Foundation builds the Passport hardware wallet which is an airgapped wallet hardware device. Passport has no direct connection with the outside world – no USB data and no wireless communications. Instead, Passport uses a camera and QR codes for communication. This provides hardcore, airgapped security without sacrificing usability.\nLedger - NOT RECOMMENDED. While Ledger has a long history in the space of supporting multiple coins. Ledger is close sourced. Ledger has recently come under for fire for creating a backup policy that lets you back up your keys to Ledgers cloud providers, which means that your private keys could be susceptible to third party pressures on the key holders. Also Ledger was caught sending customer data to several different third parties.\nMonero Signer - Monero Signer is a hardware signing device equipped with a camera that allows you to sign transactions offline via QR-Code. Monero Signer also allows you to generate seeds, passphrases and addresses. All this while being completely offline. Software updates are done air-gapped using a micro SD card.\nSeedsigner - Open source hardware signing device that uses raspberry pi zero which reduces possibility of interception. Does not store your coins, is only a security focused device for signing/approving transactions. Bitcoin only.\nTrezor - One of the older hardware wallets around. Trezor is Fully open source and is one of the few wallets to also support multiple coins.\nLightning Wallets # Phoenix Wallet - Utilizing the lightning network can still be quite difficult, which Phoenix aims to help solve. At first glance, Phoenix doesn\u0026rsquo;t look different from your typical Bitcoin wallet. The difference is that Phoenix runs natively on Lightning. Phoenix takes care of everything under the hood and you will barely notice anything, except that your payments are faster and cheaper. Mobile only wallet. Monero Wallets # Anonero - Anonero is privacy focused phone wallet that only supports Monero, while incorporating other privacy features like, encrypted backups, airgapped transactions mandatory TOR connections. You can only access this app over TOR.\nFeather Wallet - Feather is a free, open-source Monero wallet for Linux, Tails, macOS and Windows. It is written in C++ with the Qt framework. Monero can be difficult to use in many cases to the highly technical and private nature of the coin, which is why the simplicity of feather wallet is so necessary. Feather Wallet can installed or run as a standalone application, making it easily parable with something like Tails OS for the ultimate privacy combo.\nMonero Subscription Wallet - Wallet that allows you to set subscriptions of regularly recurring payments that you would like to send.\nMyMonero - The simplest way to use the next-generation private digital currency Monero, at the sweet spot between security, convenience, and features. Not a full node wallet. You need to trust another node to run this wallet. These wallets share your private view key with a remote server, which continuously scans the blockchain looking for your transactions. They are faster to use, but your privacy can be lessened if you don\u0026rsquo;t control the remote server.\nRinoWallet - Online Monero multisig wallet. Non-custodial and offers 2FA protection.\nMulti Chain Wallets # CakeWallet - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including Monero. Cakewallet phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with Monero for discounts from hundreds of vendors. Supports Monero. No KYC Required. Mobile and desktop wallet. Open Source.\nExodus Wallet - One of the best wallets for holding multiple coins. With a beautiful interface that shows you long term internal price data, built in protocol level staking, coin swaps between hundreds of coins and many other features. Exodus is one best crypto wallets bar none. While it has ended support for Monero as it was a technical challenge to support it. Exodus is NOT Open source. Desktop and mobile.\nStack Wallet - Non Custodial multi coin wallet. Open Source. Has built in exchange functionality. Comes with \u0026ldquo;Duress mode\u0026rdquo; that lets you prepare a fake wallet in case you are physically threatened. Comes with built auto back ups, in wallet crypto swapping and more. Allows you to easily point at your own full node. Supports monero. Desktop and Mobile.\nWallet Recovery # Bitcoin Recovery CO - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nCryptoRecovers - Helping people regain access to their lost Bitcoin wallets since 2019.\nDatarecovery.com - Specializes in cryptocurrency recovery services, providing expert assistance to individuals and businesses who have lost access to their digital assets.\nDriveSavers - Specializes in recovering lost cryptocurrency and compromised wallets from all types of software and hardware wallets.\nEasyRecovery - Professional Bitcoin wallet recovery services can assist with password recovery, private key extraction, and damaged device repair to restore access to your Bitcoin.\nKeychainX - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nProfessional Crypto Recovery - Crypto recovery service that can help you recover your lost coins today.\nRecoverLostBitcoin - Expert crypto recovery services, including private key reconstruction, wallet and scam recovery.\nRecoverMyCryptoWallet - Can recover lost passphrases, missing seed words and forgotten passwords.\nWallet Recovery Service - Can recover lost crypto from all types of wallets.\n"},{"id":13,"href":"/organizations/","title":"Organizations","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The State is, and always has been, the great single enemy of the human race, its liberty, happiness, and progress.\u0026rdquo; - Murray Rothbard\nLiberty Organization that fight for different facets of all things related to liberty.\nAnti ESG Orgs # StriveFunds - Investment firm to counter ESG narrative from Blackrock and Vanguard. Strive specifically rejects the idea of Stakeholder capitalism. Started by author and presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. Antiwar # Antiwar.com - Since the mid 90\u0026rsquo;s Antiwar.com has been one of not the most important and consistently antiwar voices. With reporting on wars all over the globe for a liberty perspective, antiwar.com covers every aspect of the global wars.\nBitcoin For Peace - Accelerate World Peace Through Bitcoin Adoption. The vision of Bitcoin For Peace is to live in world where ALL life co-thrives in harmony. With the current corrupt fiat system, that vision can never happen. Bitcoin is a peaceful revolution.\nConcerned Veterans for America - CVA and its grassroots army will look to defend VA reforms and expand health care options for veterans, rethink America’s foreign policy to promote long-term prosperity, and encourage action to foster a more secure financial future for our country.\nDefend the Guard - An organization that works to reclaim constitutional authority. Defend the Guard legislation would prohibit a state’s National Guard units from being deployed into active combat without a formal declaration of war by Congress, as provided by the U.S. Constitution.\nFood Not Bombs - Food Not Bombs started in 1980. They work to provide healthy vegetarian food to starving Americans. Leftwing organization.\nStopWar.org - Stop the War was founded in September 2001 in the weeks following 9/11, when George W. Bush announced the “war on terror”. Stop the War has since been dedicated to preventing and ending the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and elsewhere. Comes from a leftwing perspective.\nThe Libertarian Institute - Founded by Scott Horton. LI focuses on many issues with a large focus on antiwar. LI has a lot of cross over with Antiwar.com.\nTheGrayZone - The Grayzone is an independent journalistic initiative that does not receive funding from any government or government-backed group or individual. The Gray Zone primarily reports on antiwar civil rights issues from a left wing perspectives.\nWeAreNotYourSoldiers - Antiwar Non-profit feature former soldiers that publicly talk about their horrible experiences during war.\nAntiWoke Advocacy # ActionPDE - PDE Action is a nonpartisan advocacy group working to reclaim public schools through engagement with school boards \u0026amp; state legislatures.\nDefendingEd - Parents Defending Education is a national grassroots organization working to reclaim our schools from activists imposing harmful agendas.\nExit Group - Group that helps users exit from woke/corporate life and build businesses to create separate revenue streams\nFairForAll - A nonpartisan organization dedicated to advancing civil rights and liberties for all Americans, and promoting a common culture based on fairness, understanding, and humanity. Specifically rejects woke ideas and believes in actual equality for all people.\nHeterodox Academy - Heterodox Academy (HxA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit membership organization of thousands of faculty, staff, and students committed to advancing the principles of open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement to improve higher education and academic research. Focuses heavily on Colleges.\nInstitute for Liberal Values - As a non-partisan and non-sectarian consortium focused on the promotion of individual freedom, rights, and liberty in everyday life, the Institute for Liberal Values provides the skills and support required to build community where there has been division, encourage free expression where there has been censorship, and foster optimism where there is fear.\nNew Discourses - Education on all things critical theory. Eduation and debunking of Marxism, Progressive and all forms of critical theory. IE Critical Race Theory, Queer Theory, etc. Founded by James Lindsey.\nClimate Change Pushback # Copenhagen Consensus - The Copenhagen Consensus Center is a think tank that researches and publishes the smartest solutions to the world\u0026rsquo;s biggest problems. Our studies are conducted by more than 300 economists from internationally renowned institutions, including seven Nobel Laureates, to advise policymakers and philanthropists how to achieve the best results with their limited resources.Founded by climate change debunker and educator Bjorn Lomborg.\nEnvironmental Progress - Environmental Progress (EP) was founded in 2016 with the mission of achieving nature, peace and prosperity for all. We believe everyone has a right to affordable energy, a healthy planet, and urban environments that enable citizens to thrive. Our strategy has been to organize grassroots movements to defend these rights, and to fund research into why they are threatened. Founded by free speech advocate and Journalist Michael Shellenberger.\nHeartland.org - The Heartland Institute is a nonprofit organization that focuses on issues in education, environmental protection, health care, budgets and taxes, and stopping Socialism.\nIndustrial Progress - For the last 40 years, so-called environmentalists have held back industrial progress around the world. That\u0026rsquo;s why Idustrial Progress helps the industry fight for its freedom, with new ideas, arguments, and policies that will improve our economy and our environment. Founded by Fossil Fuels advocate Alex Epstein.\nPerc.org - The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) explores how aligning free market incentives for environmental stewardship produces sustainable outcomes for land, water, and wildlife.\nSavory.Global - Fights against climate change approved opinion by using regenerative farming practices of holistic land management. Provides real alternative solutions to mainstream climate fear mongering.\nDrug Freedom # Drug Policy Alliance - The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the leading organization in the U.S. working to end the drug war. Encryption and censorship # Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) - The largest organization that fights for Internet and Digital Freedom. Based out of the US.The EFF puts out several of the best digital freedom tools, including HTTPS Everywhere, Privacy Badger and Certbot.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nFood Freedom Advocacy # Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFree resources Physical and Digital # Art For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nLeadership Institute - Liberty focused training provided in person and virtual. Training is offered for a wide range of topics, including, activism campaigns, fundraising and more.\nLibertarianism.org - Free ebooks from a Cato/Bluepilled perspective. Still some solid content overall.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - Free liberty starter kits for applicants. Including books small grants and more. Primarily aimed at students.\nTechsoup.org - Free Tech for non-profits.\nLegal Advocacy # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nCoin Center - Based in D.C., Coin Center is the leading non-profit research and advocacy center focused on the public policy issues facing cryptocurrency and decentralized computing technologies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Their mission is to defend the rights of individuals to build and use free and open cryptocurrency networks: the right to write and publish code – to read and to run it. The right to assemble into peer-to-peer networks. And the right to do all this privately.\nDeFi Education Fund - The DeFi Education Fund (DEF) explains decentralized finance (DeFi) to policymakers around the world and advocates for policies welcoming of decentralized financial infrastructure.\nFire - Since its founding more than two decades ago as the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, FIRE has become the nation’s leading defender of fundamental rights on college campuses through our unique mix of programming, including student and faculty outreach, public education campaigns, individual case advocacy, and policy reform efforts. In 2022, FIRE changed its name to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and announced an expansion initiative into off-campus free speech advocacy and legal defense.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nInstitute for Justice - IJ is a nonprofit, public interest law firm. Their mission is to end widespread abuses of government power and secure the constitutional rights that allow all Americans to pursue their dreams.\nJusticeDao- A DAO specifically dedicated to helping the legal defense of the developers of Tornado Cash, an Ethereum based privacy service that was takedown by government action.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nPacific Legal Foundation - Pacific Legal Foundation is a national nonprofit legal organization that defends Americans from government overreach and abuse. PFL specifically focuses on Property Rights, Equality and Opportunity and Separation of Powers. ^1,2^\nPeer-To-Peer Rights Fund - The P2P Rights Fund is a project housed within the Bitcoin Policy Institute, a 501(c)3 think tank. An advisory board including open-source developers, human rights activists, and lawyers oversees the fund’s activities. P2P Focuses on protection of Open-Source Software under the First Amendment.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nStand With Crypto - Stand With Crypto, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, champions for clear, common-sense regulations for the crypto industry. We\u0026rsquo;re mobilizing the 52 million crypto owners in the US - a demographic that is younger (60% Gen-Z and Millennials) and more diverse (41% identify as racial minorities) than the general US population - to unlock crypto\u0026rsquo;s innovation potential and foster greater economic freedom.\nThe Crypto Lawyers - Much like Coin Center Crypto Lawyers provide legal advocacy for Bitcoin freedom. They offer services in regards to Litigation, NFT, DEFI, IP, Compliance, and Forensic Investigations.\nMeetups, Education and Training # Americas Future - America’s Future empowers young people to be active, civil, and curious citizens who build freer communities that lead to fulfillment, dignity, and happiness for all.We’re working toward a time in America where young people collaborate to drive change in their communities – change that equips the individual to build a free and happy life. America’s Future offers rising generations opportunities for networking, mentoring, leadership and community engagement through our national network and extensive array of programming.\nArt For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nFreedom Works - A longstanding political orginization that has traditionally leaned republican. Recently though they\u0026rsquo;ve rebranded to target smaller liberty focused groups in order to help educated and advocate for freedom and change in public policy.\nLeadership Institute - Founded in 1979 by its president, Morton C. Blackwell, LI provides training in campaigns, fundraising, grassroots organizing, youth politics, and communications. The Institute teaches conservatives of all ages how to succeed in politics, government, and the media.The Institute offers more than 50 types of training schools, workshops, and seminars; a free employment placement service; and a national field program that trains conservative students to organize campus groups.\nLiberty on the Rocks - Liberty on the Rocks is a non-profit grass roots libertarian organization designed to educate, connect, and activate liberty enthusiasts around the world. Through local chapters and events, citizens and activists throughout the country can increase the size of their networks, enhance their understanding of economics and the philosophy of freedom, widen their knowledge of local and national educational outlets, and increase their opportunities for involvement. Official Partner of Liberty Tools\nLiberty Seeds - The largest directory of liberty-minded organizations, events, and more.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - SFL is not a top down, chapter based, or membership organization. Instead SFL functions as a network of pro-liberty students from a wide diversity of locations and backgrounds. SFL does sometimes take the more blue pilled approach.\nWe Are Change - We Are Change is a nonpartisan, independent media organization comprised of individuals and groups working to expose corruption worldwide.Founded by Luke Rudkowski, We Are Change is comprised of independent journalists, concerned citizens, activists, and anyone who wants to shape the direction our world is going in. We seek to expose the lies of governments and the corporate elite who constantly trash our humanity. Their goal is to create a community of truth-seekers and peacemakers who share a commitment to nonviolent action.\nYoung Americans for Liberty - Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) is the most active and effective pro-liberty youth organization advancing liberty on campus. Our four-step mission is to identify, educate, train, and mobilize youth activists to make liberty win. YAL maintains many chapters across college campuses all over the US.\nYou are the Power - You Are The Power is a membership-based nonprofit that is founded and run by Spike Cohen. They work with activists and organizations in all 50 states, using localized, single-issue activism to set communities free, restore individual rights, take the power away from government and put it back in the hands of the people.\nPress Freedoms # Committee to Protect Journalists - The Committee to Protect Journalists is an independent, nonprofit organization that promotes press freedom worldwide. They defend the right of journalists to report the news safely and without fear of reprisal.\nInternational Press Institute - Their mission is to defend media freedom and support independent journalism wherever they are threatened. Also tracks press freedoms in regards to Covid restrictions.\nReporters Without Borders - Reporters Without Borders tracks press freedoms across the world.\nPolice Reform and Monitoring # 8 Can\u0026rsquo;t Wait - 8 Cant Wait is a campaign to bring immediate change to police departments by encouraging the adoption of 8 specific policies.\nAdopt a Cop - Adopt A Cop BJJ is a nonprofit, donation based program and registered 501(c)3 that allows active duty patrolling police officers around the country to train at any Adopt A Cop BJJ affiliated academy and will pay 100% of the officer’s membership until they reach the rank of Blue belt. Blue belt is the second ranked belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and on average it takes around 12 to 18 months to obtain. Police officers are much less likely to both get injured and to injure suspects if they are trained in BJJ as evidenced by this Case Study.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nOpen-archive - App for saving and sharing files for whistleblowers and videos of police etc\nThick Red Line - A project of Art of Liberty, TRL is an effort to restore respect for law enforcement by abolishing victimless crime.\nWashingtonPost Police Shootings Database - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states\nThink Tanks # Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAyn Rand Institute - ARI offers a variety of educational experiences to promote greater understanding of Ayn Rand’s philosophy and, through the writing and speaking of our experts, advocates her principles of reason, rational self-interest and laissez-faire capitalism. ARI also often takes a more Blue pilled perspective and does not generally follow Anarchist ideas, as it advocates for a one world government, based on the principles of logic and reason.\nArt of Liberty - A small think tank that exposes the Illegitimacy and Criminality of “Government” while Making the Voluntaryist Case for Free Markets, REAL Freedom and Peace.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow Institute works to promote the ideas of privacy in the world.\nThe Cato Institute - Founded in 1977 by Ed Crane, Murray Rothbard and Charles Koch. Cato is one of the oldest and largest libertarian think tanks in America. Cato has published great research and information since its inception. Cato has been criticized at times for often taking very pragmatic criticisms of the state and sometimes making the libertarian defense of state activities. Often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nThe Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) - FEE\u0026rsquo;s popular digital content and in-person programs turn complex ideas into practical tools for living your best life and making the world a better place. Fee covers a wide range of issues across the entire political spectrum, while always exposing government crimes and failures.\nThe Future of Freedom Foundation - The Future of Freedom Foundation is a tax-exempt, non-profit educational foundation whose mission is to present an uncompromising moral, philosophical, and economic case for the free society.\nThe Mises Institute - The premium think tank for all things liberty. Founded in 1982 by Anarcho-capitalism Lew Rockwell, largely to push the ideas of economist Murray Rothbard following his split with the Cato Institute. The Mises institute has been one of the biggest and most consistent voices for all things liberty including: Antiwar, Austrian economics, Sound Money, Police Reform, Secession, Book Publishing and so much more.\nThe Reason Foundation - Reason Foundation advances a free society by developing, applying, and promoting libertarian principles, including individual liberty, free markets, and the rule of law. We use journalism and public policy research to influence the frameworks and actions of policymakers, journalists, and opinion leaders. Reason also publishes Reason Magazine and hosts the SOHO Debate Forum. Much like Cato Reason often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nWhistle Blowing # Aim - Undercover citizen journalism, mostly focused on American schools.\nCryptome - One of the primary inspirations for Wikileaks, Cryptome has been offering a leaking platform to the world since 1996 and still runs today. Founded by John Young.\nEFF Surveillance Self-Defense - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\nGlobal Leaks - Whistleblowing Solutions Impresa Sociale S.r.l. (WBS) is an innovative social enterprise that carries out research and development to support whistleblowers and the fight against corruption. It was founded in 2016 to guarantee the economic sustainability of the GlobaLeaks project, through taking care of the growing number of requests for assistance, maintenance and custom deployment. WBS hosts the development activities and coordinates the community efforts. Global leaks provides its own open source tool for whistleblowers.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nO\u0026rsquo;keefe Media Group - Following the ousting of James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe from Project Veritas, O\u0026rsquo;Keefe Media group was founded to present another opportunity for whistle blowing and citizen journalism. OKM provides training and supplies for Citizen journalists.\nProject Veritas - Founded in 2010 by James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe, Project Veritas picked up much of the leaking slack following Wikileakss decrease in output. Often slandered as a far right group, Project Veritas has leaked many of the biggest stories since its inception. Project Veritas was and is largely known for using undercover cameras to expost stories.\nTruth in Media - Not a whistleblowing organization perse, however TIM is known for doing in depth inclusive stories reputably with strong reliable sources and without sensationalism. TIM focuses on stories that most media ignores. Founded by Journalist Ben Swann.\nWikiLeaks - Founded in 2006 by Julian Assange. Wikileaks was the the primary source for leaking of highly secret corporate and government data. Wikileaks worked to protect its leakers by employing the use of PGP and TOR. While largely inactive since the arrest of its founder Julian Assange in 2019, Wikileaks archives are still an important repository of leaked data.\nWizSafe Journalist Privacy Guide - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\n"},{"id":14,"href":"/osint/","title":"OSINT","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Nothing has such power to broaden the mind as the ability to investigate systematically and truly all that comes under thy observation in life.\u0026rdquo; - Marcus Aurelius\nOpen Source Intelligence tools can be used to find information of all types. This can be useful in furthering your understanding of both offensive and defensive practices by finding information for anything and everything. OSINT is the direct inverse of open source privacy tools. OSINT can be used for nefarious purposes in some cases, but OSINT itself does not directly include the concept of hacking. OSINT only aims to find legally available public information. OSINT has tremendous use in regards to education and finding information about corporations, politicians and good journalism. These tools can also be used to help you understand your own privacy exposure as well. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAI (Artificial Intelligence) Tools # Art Generators # Albus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAnimate Anyone - App that allows you to take a static image or photo and create videos of movement based on the people or characters in those photos.\nDall E - DALL·E 2 is an AI system that can create realistic images and art from a description in natural language. Made by Open Ai. Closed source.\nDreamstudio.ai - AI Art Generation.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGemini - Formerly known as Bard. Google\u0026rsquo;s AI alternative to Chat GPT. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias, including filtering your text prompts through a DEI and social justice lens.\nLumiere - A Space-Time Diffusion Model for Video Generation. Made by Google, closed source. Create video from word prompts or pictures. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias.\nMagic Animate - Magic Animate is an open source project that allows you to produces an animated video from a single image and a motion video.\nMid Journey - Mid Journey is an independent research lab exploring new mediums of thought and expanding the imaginative powers of the human species. Requires the unencrypted messaging app Discord for image generation.\nOpen AI Sora - Sora can generate videos up to a minute long while maintaining visual quality and adherence to the user’s prompt. Closed source.\nFreedom and Privacy AI Tools # AI Unchained - Podcast by freedom advocate and bitcoin educator Guy Swann. Follow the newest updates in the AI industry to become more sovereign and efficient by utilizing cutting edge tools.\nAlex AI - Energy and Climate Chatbot. Built by Alex Epstein, an advocate of Freedom and Fossil Fuels. Iphone Only.\nGab AI - Chat GPT alternative and image generator by conservative Social Media company GAB.\nGATgpt - A LLM model like Chat GPT but specifically for gun printing and all things gun related. Built by Cody Wilson.\nLibertAI - Decentralized privacy focused AI.\nUnleashed Chat - AI chatbot service designed with real privacy in mind. It stands out with its live Nostr data querying and advanced context embedding capabilities. It allows for Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network, for privacy and speed. The platform employs the latest Open Source models, prioritizing uncensored options.\nVenice - Venice is an open source alternative to Chat GPT. With built in features for code prompts and Stable Diffusion, Venice does not censor or spy on you. Launched by freedom advocate and crypto pioneer Erik Voorhees.\nGeneral AI Tools # AI or Not - Need to verify if images are AI generated? Here\u0026rsquo;s a project that can identify images from Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Dall-E, GAN and more.\nAIXploira - Access the largest list of top-quality AI tools available on the web.\nAlbus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAwesome GPT - List of dozens of GPT style LLMs.\nEsperanto.ai - Esperanto delivers high-performance, energy-efficient computing solutions that are the compelling choice for the most demanding AI and non-AI applications.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGPT4all - Self Hosted GPT Alternative.\nHuggingface.co - Open Source CHAT GPT Alternative.\nLM Studio - LM Studio lets you discover, download, and run local LLMs entirely offline.\nMaxAI.me - Chrome extension that lets you utilize AI on different sites.\nParse Prompt - Convert and summarize podcast episodes, audio clips, web-pages, and YouTube into AI-generated content.\nAttack Surface # BynaryEdge - We scan the web and gather data for you.\nCensys - Attack Surface Management Solutions.\nCriminalip.io - Cyber Threat Intelligence Search Engine and Attack Surface Management (ASM) platform.\nRedHunt Labs - Discover your Attack Surface, Continuously.\nSecurityTrails - The Total Internet Inventory.\nBug Hunting # Bug Bounty writeups - Detailed breakdowns of all sorts of different types of attacks.\nBughunter-handbook - A list of resources that will help bug bounty hunters with resources that are useful during their bug bounty journey.\nCertificates # CertSpotter - Monitors your domains for expiring, unauthorized, and invalid SSL certificates.\nCensys - Certificates - Certificates Search.\nCrt.sh - Certificate Search.\nCTSearch - Certificate Transparency Search Tool.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nTLS.BufferOver.run - Quickly find certificates in IPv4 space.\nCredentials # Check your email accounts to find associated accounts with breached companies.\nBreachdirectory.org - Check if your information was exposed in a data breach.\nCrackstation.net - Massive pre-computed lookup (Rainbow) tables to crack password hashes.\nDehashed - Free deep-web scans and protection against credential leaks, Takes Monero for Premium accounts.\nHackcheck - Hackcheck is a data breach search engine that makes checking the integrity of your data easy and flexible cheap! They currently offer several lightning fast queries to search through our billions of records with. The queries they offer are email, password, username, name, IP address, phone number, and domain name.\nHave I Been Pwned - Check if your email or phone is in a data breach.\nHaveibeensold.app - App that checks who is selling your data. Currently down.\nIntelx - Needs an account for most dumps, but shows accounts and password associated with on different sites.\nLeak-Lookup - Search across thousands of data breaches to find you compromised data - Requires an account for full results. Cheap prices and accepts Monero.\nLeakCheck.io - Make sure your credentials haven\u0026rsquo;t been compromised.\nLeakix - Identify public data leaks.\nMozilla Monitor - Stay safe with privacy tools from the makers of Firefox that protect you from hackers and companies that publish and sell your personal information. We’ll alert you of any known data breaches, find and remove your exposed info and continually watch for new exposures.\nSnusbase - Stay on top of the latest database breaches.\nSpycloud.com - More in Depth than haveIbeenpwned. Requires an account.\nCode Search Engines # GitHub Code Search - A search engine for searching projects on GitHub.\nGrep.app - Search across a half million git repos.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nNerdyData - Find companies based on their website\u0026rsquo;s tech stack or code.\nPublicwww.com - Source Code Search Engine. Find any alphanumeric snippet, signature or keyword in the web pages HTML, JS and CSS code.\nRepoSearch - Source code search engine that helps you find implementation details, example usages or just analyze code.\nSearchCode - Search 75 billion lines of code from 40 million projects.\nSourceGraph - Understand and search across your entire codebase.\nData Retention # Archive.org - The biggest site for internet website archives.\nDessant - A web extension for pulling data from archived sites.\nInteltechniques - A guide to manually remove your data from archive sites.\nMemento Time Travel - Memento TimeTravel is built using the archive.today API, and can thus be utilized as an upgraded internet archive product. It offers web users with an easy-to-use design.\nPagefreezer.com - PageFreezer is an alternative to the Wayback machine which utilizes Google-like crawling technology. The screenshots are taken using a fully automated operation.\nTubeRipper - An app that lets you rip or download videos from most platforms.\nWebcite - WebCite differs from the Wayback Machine by providing the sort of detailed snapshots of author-cited references requested by publishers, editors, and readers.\nDevice Information # Macaddress.io - MAC address vendor lookup.\nMaclookup.app - Find the vendor name of a device by entering an OUI or a MAC address.\nMacvendors.com - Find MAC Address Vendors. Now.\nMAC Vendor Lookup - Look up the vendor for a specific MAC Address.\nDNS # Chaos - Enhance research and analyse changes around DNS for better insights.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing.\nDNSDumpster - DNS recon \u0026amp; research, find \u0026amp; lookup DNS records.\nDNShistory.org - Domain Name System Historical Record Archive.\nDNSdb - Passive DNS historical database.\nDNSviz - Tool for visualizing the status of a DNS zone.\nDNSTwister - The anti-phishing domain name search engine and DNS monitoring service.\nDnslytics - The ultimate online investigation tool for DNS and other internet data.\nHackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nPassivedns.mnemonic.no - Web interface for querying passive DNS data collected in our malware lab.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nRapidDNS - DNS query tool which make querying - subdomains or sites of a same IP easy.\nDomains # Buckets.grayhatwarfare.com - Public buckets.\nBuiltWith - Find out what websites are Built With.\nCentralOps - DomainDossier - Investigate domains and IP addresses.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing!\nDomainIQ - Comprehensive Domain Intelligence.\nGrayhatwarfare.com - domains - How to search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nIPInfo - Provides your WAN or Public IP address.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nPentest-tools.com - Discover subdomains and determine the attack surface of an organization.\nRiddler - Allows you to search in a high quality dataset.\nRobTex - Various kinds of research of IP numbers, Domain names, etc.\nSecurityheaders.com - Scan your site now.\nSimilarweb.com - The easiest and fastest tool to find out what\u0026rsquo;s really going on online.\nSitereport.netcraft.com - Find out the infrastructure and technologies used by any site.\nSpyonweb.com - Find out related websites.\nStatscrop.com - Millions of amazing websites across the web are being analyzed with StatsCrop.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVisualsitemapper.com - Create a visual map of your site.\nWho.is - WHOIS Search, Domain Name, Website, and IP Tools.\nWhois.domaintools.com - Industry’s fastest domain discovery engine and broadest, most accurate data.\nWhoisology.com - Deep Connections Between Domain Names \u0026amp; Their Owners.\nExploits # 0day.today - The ultimate database of exploits and vulnerabilities.\nExploit-DB - An Exploit Database.\npacketstormsecurity.com - Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers.\nRapid7 - DB - A vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSploitus - A convenient central place for identifying the newest exploits.\nVulmon - A vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nFacial Recognition # Pimeyes - The gold Standard in facial recognition search, while prioritizing privacy. Focused Search Engines # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Correlate – Google Trends Correlate can help you identify search patterns that correlate with real-world trends. It can be used to identify search patterns that are similar to one another. For example, you could use the tool to find out if there is a link between new legislation and gun sales (at least in terms of the search volume related to the two topics).\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nGrabify - Grabify is a free web-based IP grabbing/URL shortening tool. (IP grabbing just as it implies simply means getting/grabbing peoples IP addresses.) This can be used to get location/IP data from potential attackers.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nIPGeo - IpGeo is a python tool to extract IP addresses from captured network traffic file (pcap/pcapng) and generate csv report containing details about the geolocation of each ip in the packets.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMillion Short – Million Short has an interesting approach to searching for information online. The interface is generally similar to a typical search engine. However, you can sort and filter the results in a number of ways. Examples include popularity, eCommerce, live chat, date, location, and others. Also, it automatically pulls out the top sites that usually occupy the top spots in any search result (e.g. Amazon.com, eBay, YouTube, etc.)\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nMention - A service that lets you track any code words across social media platforms. Paid service.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOSSDatabase - OSS DATABASE is a crowdsourced database of Open Source software. Their goal is to make it easy to look for open source alternatives and compare them with their proprietary peers.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPulsedive - A search engine for devices connected to the internet.\nPublic API\u0026rsquo;s - A list of several different API\u0026rsquo;s that are free to use for data pulling.\nPublicData.com - PublicData.com is the number one resource for public records from local, state, and federal agencies.\nProwl - A free IP search \u0026amp; identifications of IoC and IoA.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nSearch by Image - Tool to reverse image search docs, only works in Chromium based browsers.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nShodan – A search engine and network security tool for the internet of things. It finds devices on the internet like web servers, webcams, appliances, traffic lights, and even power plants.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTalkWalkerAlerts – TalkWalkerAlerts is a great alternative to Google Alerts because, in addition to monitoring the web for certain keywords, it monitors social media, blogs, and forums as well. This can be helpful if you need to find mentions of someone’s name or business across the web. Free and paid options.\nTorSearch - A TOR search engine for websites hosted on TOR (The Darknet).\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nTinyEye - A reverse image search.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nGeolocation # All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nMail Addresses # Centralops - Email, Whois, DNS search info.\nEmailHippo - Email address verification technology.\nEmail-format.com - Find the email address formats in use at thousands of companies.\nHunter.io - Find professional email addresses in seconds.\nIntelligenceX - Search engine and data archive. Finds public personal information from data brokers.\nMelissa - Emailcheck - Check email addresses and verify they are live.\nMXToolbox - Check your email headers.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nReacher.email - Open-Source Email Verification.\nRocketReach - Your first-degree connection to any professional.\nskymem.info - Find email addresses of companies and people.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nThatsThem - Reverse email lookup.\nverify-email.org - Checks whether the mailbox exists or not.\nVoilaNorbert - I can find anyone\u0026rsquo;s email address.\nOSINT Lists # About.start.me - OSINT Dashboard to combine different OSINT tools.\nAwesome-Osint - A curated list of amazingly awesome open source intelligence tools and resources.\nFacebook Email Search - A simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFreedomlab.io - FreedomLab is a virtual gathering place for human rights defenders. Here you will find a repository of training materials, tutorials, and digital tools, all tailored to your needs and requirements. We hope you will learn about tools, experiences, advocacy and fundraising strategies, as well as knowledge and skills related to security. Through support and collaboration, human rights defenders increase their capacity to monitor and report, seek redress, and advocate for the promotion of human rights.\nFull OSINT - Full OSINT focused on the most popular web-based Open Source Intelligence and Cybersecurity Tools.\nHacker Search Engines - Long list of OSINT Tools.\nInteltechniques Tools - Dozens of tools available from Michael Bazzels website.\nOstintFramework - Terrific list. Layout is a bit strange can be annoying to navigate.\nOsint-jobs.com - Job board and education research.\nOsintcurio.us - The OSINT Curious Project was a source of quality, actionable, Open Source Intelligence news, original blogs, instructional videos, and live streams. We tried to keep people curious about exploring web applications for bits of information or trying out new techniques to access important OSINT data.\nOsintool.com - List of multiple tools with install instructions.\nOsintdojo.com - A giant list of OSINT resources.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nSociallinks.io - Everything you need to navigate the OSINT world, gain deeper insights, and enhance investigations.\nSocial-Analyzer - API, CLI \u0026amp; Web App for analyzing \u0026amp; finding a person’s profile across social media websites. It includes different string analysis and detection modules, you can choose which combination of modules to use during the investigation process.\nSpiderFoot - SpiderFoot is an open-source OSINT tool with 200+ modules for gathering information on target organizations, domains and IP addresses, networks, emails, and usernames. It offers automation capabilities for routine OSINT tasks like DNS queries, threat intelligence checks, breach detection, WHOIS lookups, and more.\nstart.me - Another Giant list of all sorts of tools.\nTCM-Open-Source-Intellingence-Resources - Compilation of Resources from TCM\u0026rsquo;s OSINT Course.\nX-osint - An Open source intelligent framework ie an osint tool which gathers valid information about a phone number, user’s email address, perform VIN Osint, and reverse, perform subdomain enumeration, able to find email from a name, and so much more.\nSecurity Focused Tools # 2fA.Directory - List of companies that use 2FA in America. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\n2fA.Directory.International - List of companies that use 2FA Internationally. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nBest Randoms - Random information generator for huge amount of categories.\nDmarc and SPF Checkers - A site Dmarc, SPF and DKIM are Email security settings that protect your email account from being spoofed or faked. This tool scores your domain to see how difficult it would be to spoof. ^1^\nDNS checker and port scanner - A site to check open ports, DNS SPF records and much more on your own internal server.\nEfani - Test your Phone number public connections to see your total phone exposure.\nEmail Rep - App that lets you check the known reputability of any email address and domain.\nEnd Of Life - Tracks closely software updates, and EOL status for a massive list of software. Need to figure out how long your new phone will be supported? They have you covered.\nExiftool - A tool let’s you pull metadata info from a wide range of file types.\nHudson Rock - Free tools to check for compromised corporate accounts.\nHowsecureismypassword - A site to test the security and the Bruce Force difficulty of your password.\nImmuniweb - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server or servers. Checks SSL status of multiple different types of applications. Also checks compliance with frameworks such as PCI, HIPAA and NIST.\nIp Quality Score - An app to check your IP, Email and Fraud prevention. Also allows for verifying Tor and VPN connectivity and much more.\nPolisis - Polisis gives you a glimpse of what websites actually say in their privacy policies.\nPrivacy Parrot - A search engine that helps determine if a website can sell your personal information.\nScamDoctor - Project that tracks known scam websites and use an algorithm to determine likelihood of other scams.\nSecurity Headers - A site to check the security headers of your own self-hosted server to check your exposure to attacks like XSS, Clickjacking and more.\nShieldsup - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Run by Steve Gibson of the SecurityNow Podcast and Spinrite data recovery application.\nSSL LABS - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Specifically looks at TLS config and hash algorithm of your website.\nTiny-check - A piece of software that scans your phone to check for unauthorized monitoring apps unknowingly installed.\nTOSBack (Terms of Service) - A website that reads back other website terms of service and puts it into a simple and easy to read summary.\nTraceLabs - An OSINT service that helps find missing people.\nVirus Total - Scan files, hashes and URLs to run them against a database of known compromised software. Extremely useful when evaluating new suspicious files or programs.\nW3Techs - Large list that tracks software utilization across industries. Find metrics based around software markets share.\nServers # FOFA - Cyberspace mapping.\nGreyNoise - The source for understanding internet noise.\nNatlas - Scaling Network Scanning.\nNetlas.io - Discover, Research and Monitor any Assets Available Online.\nOnyphe.io - Cyber Defense Search Engine for open-source and cyber threat intelligence data.\nZoomEye - Global cyberspace mapping.\nSocial Media Tools # Discord # Discord OSINT Attack Surface - Description of Discord\u0026rsquo;s attack surface.\nDiscord Snowflake to Timestamp Converter - Pulls Discord message timestamps.\nDiscordBee - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDiscordServers Search - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDutch OSINT Guy Discord Resources - OSINT Discord resources that may be useful for searching or pivoting on Discord.\nFacebook # Einvestigator.com - Facebook Search Tools and Resources.\nFacebook Email Search - Is a simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFB People Directory - Is a native tool built by Facebook so you can, as its name suggests, search their people directory. It’s super useful and one of the easiest tools to use when you’re looking for someone.\nPassive DNS - Technology allows you to investigate everything you can imagine about any organization or company in the world, way beyond a simple citizen profile. Let’s see it in action for facebook.com.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nToolzu.com - A platform for Facebook video downloading.\nGab # Gab OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGab OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tool for creating Bookmarklet.\nGab OSINT Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB ^1^\nGeneral Social Media Tools # Sherlock - Finds all usernames across 300 different social media platforms.\nSocialBlade - Real Time follower/subscriber counter for Youtube, Twitch, Instagram and Twitter.\nStories Down - Guide for several different platforms.\nGettr # Gettr OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGettr OSINT Investigations Tips \u0026amp; Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB.\nInstagram # Gramho - Identifying Followers of a Private Instagram Profile.\nInstahunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Instagram posts.\nInstagram OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Instagram.\nPicuki - View, edit and share your publicly available Instagram content.\nLinkedIn # Epieos LinkedIn Tool - Retrieve information linked to an email address.\nHow to conduct OSINT on Linkedin - List of tactics and strategies.\nLinkedIn OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the LinkedIn attack surface.\nLinkedIn OSINT Bookmarket Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part I - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part II - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nNew LinkedIn Search Features - Guide on search functions in LinkedIn.\nPinterest # Aware Online - List of tactics and strategies.\nPinterest OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Pinterest attack surface.\nReddit # Rdddeck - Creates Reddit decks.\nReddit OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Reddit attack surface.\nReddit OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nReddit OSINT Techniques - List of Osint tools and tactics for Reddit.\nUnddit - App that lets you display removed (by mods) and deleted (by users) comments/posts for Reddit.\nSkype # Skype OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Skype attack surface.\nSkypli - Skype search engine.\nSnapchat # Snapchat OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Snapchat attack surface.\nSnap Map - Watch Snaps submitted by Snapchatters around the world.\nTelegram # Awesome Telegram OSINT - Massive list of Telegram Tools.\nTelegram Analytics - Telegram channels and groups catalog in addition chat monitoring.\nTelegram Database - Telegram Search Engine.\nTikTok # TikTok OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the TikTok attack surface.\nTikTok OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate TikTok investigations.\nVidnice - TikTok search engine.\nTumblr # Tumblr OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Tumbler attack surface.\nTumblr OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate Tumblr investigations.\nTumblr OSINT Techniques - Breakdown of many tactics and techniques for OSINT on Tumblr.\nTwitter/X.com # Birdhunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Twitter posts.\nBot Sentinel - Helps you find and block trolls and fake Twitter accounts.\nFoller.me - Free people search engine finds social media profiles, public records, and more!\nNitter - Access Twitter through a privacy front end without an account.\nTinfoleak - Search for Twitter users leaks.\nTweet Beaver - If you’re doing research that involves a Twitter user, TweetBeaver is a great resource. Use it for things like downloading a user’s friends list, downloading a user’s followers list, checking to see if two accounts follow one another, and much more.\nTweetdeck - TweetDeck offers a more convenient Twitter experience by letting you view multiple timelines in one easy interface. It includes a host of advanced features to help get the most of Twitter: Manage multiple Twitter accounts, schedule Tweets for posting in the future, build Tweet collections, and more.\nTwitter OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Twitter attack surface.\nSpoonbill - Spoonbill lets you see profile changes from the people you follow on Twitter or other social networks.\nTrendsmap - Tracks hashtag trends by location.\nTweeterID - Pull your Twitter user ID.\nGetvidfy.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nSavetweetvid.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nURLs # HackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nMOZ Link Explorer - The world\u0026rsquo;s best backlink checker with over 40 trillion links.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nShorteners.grayhatwarfare.com - Search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nURLScan - A sandbox for the web.\nVehicles # Autocheck - Search by Vin or License Plate. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nFaxvin - Search by Vin. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nLicensesearch.org - Can be used to search License plates and Drivers licenses for a fee.\nSkipTracer - Python-based search engine program, that searches lots of different categories, Name, email, phone etc. In particular you can search License Plate info which is the most unique feature of this app.\nVehicle-OSINT-Collection - A comprehensive list of websites, add-ons, repositories, and other tools useful for finding information on a target vehicle ^2^\nVulnerabilities # Aqua Vulnerability Database - Vulnerabilities and weaknesses in open source applications and cloud native infrastructure.\nCapec.Mitre.org - A site that tracks common attack patterns.\nCloudvulndb.org - The Open Cloud Vulnerability \u0026amp; Security Issue Database.\nCVEDetails - The ultimate security vulnerability datasource.\nCVE.org - Another site that tracks identifies defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nGitHub Advisory Database - Security vulnerability database inclusive of CVEs and GitHub originated security advisories.\nLibraries.io - Open source package tracker.\nMITRE CVE - Another site that identifies, defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nMitre.org - A site that tracks common weaknesses across all software.\nNIST NVD - The National Vulnerability Database, that lists known threats and vulnerabilities.\nOssindex.sonatype.org - A free catalogue of open source components and scanning tools to help developers identify vulnerabilities, understand risk, and keep their software safe.\nOpencve.io - Easiest way to track CVE updates and be alerted about new vulnerabilities.\nOsv.dev - Open Source Vulnerability tracker.\nRapid7 - DB - Vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSecurity.snyk.io - Open Source Vulnerability Database.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVulDB - Number one vulnerability database.\nVulmon - Vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nVulners.com - Your Search Engine for Security Intelligence.\nVulnIQ - Vulnerability intelligence and management solution.\nWifi Discovery and Scanning # Acrylic WiFi - WiFi analysis, site survey \u0026amp; troubleshooting.\nAvast Wi-Fi Finder - Avast Wi-Fi Finder is an app to help you find free WiFi networks around you. Just check the map and take a look at the different points that show up. Tapping one of them gives you more information: the name of the network, whether it requires a password, etc.\nFree WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nNetwork Tools - Phone App for tracking all sorts of network metrics.\nOpen WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nWiFinder -\n"},{"id":15,"href":"/political-tools/","title":"Political","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;He knows nothing and thinks he knows everything. That points clearly to a political career.\u0026rdquo; -George Bernard Shaw\nHere at Liberty Tools we believe in looking at alternatives to electoral politics. We believe that in terms of advancing freedom electoral politics has mostly been a lost battle, or very often is actually counter productive. However we do have great respect for anyone who is trying to advance freedom as part of the political process, and continuing in the footsteps of the great politicians such as Ron Paul.\n🏛️ Find Representatives \u0026amp; Voting Info # Govtrack – Look up your Congressional representatives and their voting records. Vote.org – Polling Place Locator – Find out where to vote. Ballotpedia – Discover open races, ballot measures, candidate info, and more. IV3 – Verify your voter roll info, report inaccuracies, and track updates. 💵 Money in Politics # Opensecrets – Follow campaign finance and lobbying data. ALLRegreen – Track campaign contributions by industry and individual donors. Follow The Crypto – See cryptocurrency donations to politicians. Check My Donation – Check if your name has been used fraudulently in political donations. 📊 Government Transparency \u0026amp; Spending # Open the Books – Audit government spending at federal, state, and local levels. Data Republican – Explore federal grant allocations, charity, and NGO funding. DogeAI - A new AI project trying to expose political corruption. 🏢 Political Appointees \u0026amp; Local Involvement # OurPublicService.org – Appointee Tracker – Track political appointees in federal positions. Run Locally – Libertarian Party initiative to support local candidates. "},{"id":16,"href":"/privacy/","title":"Privacy","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The Cypherpunks are actively engaged in making the networks safer for privacy. Let us proceed together apace. Onward\u0026rdquo; - Eric Hughes\nPrivacy is a fundamental tenet of a free society. Corporations and governments are gathering data at record rates and will happily sell it to the highest bidder. In the era of social media, doxxing, twitter mobs and rising crime, take back your privacy to protect yourself and your family.\nAll in one Privacy Solutions # Cloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Cloaked is not Open Source. Though they do plan to open source their project in the future. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nMySudo - All in one privacy solution. MySudo offers services for phones, profiles, emails, virtual credit cards and more. MySudo doesnt always work well on non Android OSes like Calyx and you often need a google supported phone for activation, but once you activate it, it should work fine on Graphene.\nBrowsers # Brave - From the original creators of Firefox, Brave aims to use maximum privacy as a default. With ad blocking, phishing blocking, fingerprint and cookie blocking all enabled by default. Brave does offer ad payments in its own crypto token BAT, which has drawn some criticism from privacy advocates - In Depth Review\nDecentr - Brand new blockchain-based browser. Pays out in their own token for browsing search, much like Brave.\nFirefox - Firefox has a long-established history of competing with the most well-known browsers as the longest-serving open-source alternative. However, due to recent changes by Firefox in order to gain more revenue, we NO longer recommend them. Check out more here.\nLibreWolf - LibreWolf is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks.\nMullvad Browser - The Mullvad Browser is a privacy-focused web browser developed in a collaboration between Mullvad VPN and the Tor Project. It’s designed to minimize tracking and fingerprinting. You could say it’s a Tor Browser to use without the Tor Network. Instead, you can use it with a trustworthy VPN. The idea is to provide one more alternative – beside the Tor Network – to browse the internet with more privacy. To get as many people as possible to fight the big data gathering of today. To free the internet from mass surveillance.\nPrivacy Tests - In-depth comparison of browser privacy.\nTor Browser - Tor Browser is your choice if you need an extra layer of anonymity. It\u0026rsquo;s a modified version of Firefox, which comes with pre-installed privacy add-ons, encryption, and an advanced proxy. It\u0026rsquo;s not recommended to install additional browser addons. Plugins or addons may bypass Tor or compromise your privacy. While TOR is the best in privacy, it is also notoriously slow.\nWaterfox - Waterfox is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks. Not quite as private as something like LibreWolf, but makes up for it in speed and functionality.\nBrowser Exposure Checks # Cover Your Tracks and EFF Tool - A project from the EFF. Cover Your Tracks is two things: a tool for users to understand how unique and identifiable their browser makes them online, and a research project to uncover the tools and techniques of online trackers and test the efficacy of privacy add-ons. In Depth Breakdown and Review\nIpleak - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDNSLeaktest - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDeviceInfo - Checks computer hardware and software specs\nAm I Unique -Checks your IP and browser public info.\nBlacklight- Check third party trackers\nBrowserspy - When you surf around the internet your browser leaves behind a trail of digital footprints. Websites can use these footprints to check your system. BrowserSpy.dk is a service where you can check just what information it\u0026rsquo;s possible to gather from your system, just by visiting a website.\nPrivacy.net - What information can a website find out about you when you visit it? A lot more than you probably realize. This tool lists information that any website, advertisement, and widget can collect from your web browser. Such information could be used to identify you and/or track your behavior using tactics like IP lookups and browser fingerprinting. While none of this may be considered personally identifiable information (PII), the profile drawn from all these pieces of information can be so distinct that it can only plausibly match a single person.\nPersonaldata.info - Check what data your browser is leaking, and other tools.\nBrowser Extensions # AdNauseam - Extension that randomly opens ads to obfuscate tracking.\nBypass Paywalls - App that lets you get past paywalls to view otherwise paid content.\nCanvas Fingerprint Defender - Creates fake Canvas IDs to prevent fingerprinting.\nClear Browsing Data - Clear browsing data like cookies, history, and cache directly from the browser toolbar.\nDissenter - Browser extension that allows you to comment on any web page free of censorship.\nGoogle Teller - App that beeps every time a connection with Google is made.\nHTTPS Everywhere - Encrypts your communications with many major websites, making your browsing more secure.\nLibRedirect - Redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends like Newpipe, Nitter, Wikiless, etc.\nLocalCDN - Emulates Content Delivery Networks to improve your online privacy by intercepting traffic and injecting supported resources locally.\nMailvelope - Privacy-focused email web extension to securely encrypt your emails with PGP using webmail providers.\nMozilla Containers - Allows you to separate your browsing experience into different color-coded tabs to help protect your privacy.\nNoScript - Allows JavaScript and other potentially harmful content to be executed only by trusted websites of your choice.\nPrivacy Badger - Stops advertisers and trackers from secretly tracking where you go and what pages you look at on the web.\nPrivacy Possum - Monkey wrenches common commercial tracking methods by reducing and falsifying the data gathered by tracking companies.\nSnowFlake - Helps people in censored countries access the Internet without restrictions by acting as a proxy.\nTerms of Service; Didn\u0026rsquo;t Read - Provides short and quick summaries about the terms and privacy policies of websites you browse.\nTrackMeNot - Protects privacy in web-search by issuing randomized queries to common search engines.\nuBlock Origin - Free, open-source ad content blocker that increases security and privacy in your browser.\nWatch on Odysee - Redirects you from YouTube to Odysee, a decentralized YouTube alternative.\nComputers # Computer Manufacturers # Purism - Open Source company. Makes Open Source Laptops, Phones and Servers. Partners with other liberty focused companies like Start 9. Accepts Bitcoin as a method of payment. Also offers a private phone data plan. Shipping is known to be very slow in some cases. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nStarLabs - A computer company that sells a wide range of linux computers that come preconfigured with multiple different distros. Also includes a linux based tablet. Accepts Bitcoin\nSystem76 - Well known American Linux Company. Developed and pioneered Pop-OS operating system, A user friendly Ubuntu/Debian Fork.\nTuxedoComputers - High quality Linux focused computers. German company, only communicates in German.\nComputer Operating Systems # CNIX - A simple Linux distro that puts privacy first, but it\u0026rsquo;s much less intense than TAILS or QUBES.\nDistro Watch - Distro Watch tracks and rates all Linux Operating systems.\nLinuxMint - Linux distro for beginners.\nPop!_OS - Ubuntu Fork built by a dedicated Linux Hardware Company System76. Pop!_OS is one of the easiest and cleanest Linux distros around.\nQubesOS - a privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. Qubes requires a bit more hardware as it runs several virtual machines to segregate your applications to better ensure your privacy.\nReactOS - An Open Source OS designed to mimic the Windows file system.\nTAILS - A privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. With TAILS all traffic is routed through TOR and all of your data is deleted as soon as the computer is turned off.\nUbuntu - The long term gold standard for beginner Linux users.\nData Removal # AccountKiller- Website that helps you find and delete a wide range of old accounts across multiple platforms through specific account/platform targeting.\nCreditFreeze- Freeze your Credit in the event of a data breach\nCyberOneIntel - CyberOneIIntel claims to find what other services can\u0026rsquo;t - including social media accounts, employment history, dating profiles, gaming profiles, dark web credential breaches, indexed search engine occurrences, and much more.\nData Broker Opt Out List - massive list of data sites to opt out of manually.\nData Brokers List - Links to purge your data manually from data brokers\nData Opt Out - Links to requests to manually delete data from multiple websites and platforms.\nDeleteMe - Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. In Depth Discussion\nEasyOptOuts - Cheap service to remove your accounts from Data Brokers\nHacked - Paid service that helps you recover from hacks and exposed personal data. Service can help with deleting videos or images from website or social media platforms. Service can also help you recover hacked accounts if you have lost access.\nJustDeleteMe - A directory of direct links to delete your account from web services. If you would like to delete a wide range of your accounts manually, JustDeleteMe can link you directly to the section of page where you can easily delete your account.\nMyDataRemoval - Another competitor for purging personal information, Name, Home address etc. Review\nOneRep - Alternative to DeleteMe. Offers a free trial and more deletion services but does have some negative reviews. One Rep is known for automating this process and not using employee manual checks. In Depth Review\nOptery - Removes Your Home Address, Phone and Other Private Info from Google, and 220+ Sites Review\nRedact - App that will delete your social media presence including specific comments and posts on multiple platforms. Includes FB, Reddit, Discord, Twitter etc…\nRemove Data from web Archive - Guide to remove your data from archive sites\nSayMine- Automated service that pulls your emails to find accounts created and sends them emails for data removal request. Be careful though, as this can sometimes cause you to send information to companies that you may have received emails from, but do not actually have an account with and thus actually giving them more information than they had in the first place. Saymine also offers corporate privacy services.\nDead Mans Switch # BqETH - BeQth is a trustless dead mans switch based on the Polygon network, an Ethereum Layer 2. BeQth lets you create a smart contract on the polygon blockchain that will send out our secret data via email to whoever you wish after an allotted amount of time. Transactions are all encrypted and totally on chain. Users can essentially mine the algorithm to unlock secret keys by the allotted time, essentially allowing for users to mine secrets. Does not require KYC. CipherWill - A non crypto based E2E dead mans switch service. Your secrets are encrypted with 256 AES encryption and zero knowledge proofs for the best possible security. Requires basic KYC. Gone Mans Switch - Gone Man\u0026rsquo;s Switch is a simple web application that allows you to create messages that will be delivered when you are absent (gone) for a certain period. Fully Self-hosted and open source. You can schedule long term messages to yourself via Telegram, Email or SMS. Sarcophagus - Similar to BeQTH Sarcophagus is also built on the polygon blockchain. Sarcophagus is decentralized, open-source and DAO owned + operated. They believe bringing dead man\u0026rsquo;s switch functionality to the web3 ecosystem can empower and provide security infrastructure for an entire generation of applications, regardless of their size Email # Email Providers # Email cannot offer the same fundamental privacy of other communication protocols. Use better tools when it matters. Nevertheless, it remains an essential tool in every day life, and the following providers offer excellent privacy.\n10 Minute Mail - Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.- Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.\n33Mail - Unlimited private email aliases.\nBeeble - Encrypted email and data storage. Uses hybrid AED and PGP encryption methods. Uses decentralized server infrastructure.\nFastMail - No free version. In Depth Review.\nLavabit - The company responsible for setting the Seppuku Pledge precedent. Originally used by Edward Snowden, Lavabit refused to give up information on him to the US Government. Lavabit shut down before handing over information and re-opened years later.\nMailbox - Private email with cloud services. In Depth Review.\nMailcow - Self-hosting email isn\u0026rsquo;t recommended, but Mailcow is an application that can help simplify the process. Article on the difficulties with Email.\nMailfence - Encrypted email service based in Belgium.\nMigadu - Email hosting service that doesn\u0026rsquo;t track and lets you add in unlimited domains and accounts for cheap.\nPax Mail - A lesser-known privacy-focused email provider, Pax offers paid-only accounts to provide full email services that do not compromise their values. Specifically created for Freedom lovers. Their values are listed clearly here.\nProtonMail - All data is stored in an encrypted state, and decrypted by the client. Emails between Proton users are end-to-end encrypted. The client-side code is open source. Proton servers are located in Switzerland. Basic accounts are free. Additional storage and features are available through paid plans, which can be paid for in Bitcoin. In-depth review from Restore Privacy.\nTutanota - Similar to Proton, all data is stored in an encrypted state, and emails between users are end-to-end encrypted. Tutanota servers are located in Germany, which is part of the 14 Eyes. Free and paid options available.\nEmail Clients # FairEmail - Fully featured, open source, privacy friendly email app for Android. Uses OpenKeychain to decrypt messages and optionally encrypt messages. Review\nK-9 - Mobile open source email client. Review\nMailSpring - Opensource. Great free email client, works with a variety of email providers. Does not work with Protonmail.\nThunderbird - Thunderbird is a free and open-source cross-platform email client developed by the Mozilla Foundation, the people who are behind the Firefox web browser. Been around for awhile, can be a bit buggy at times.\nEmail Aliases # Abine/Blur - Provides email and Debit card aliases. Albine provides several other options as well. Paid Service offered along with other services. Review\nAnonAddy - Very Similar product to Simple Login. In Depth Review Comparison Review of SL and AA\nFirefox Relay - Free email alias service. Also offers paid phone relay service. Review\nSimple Login - Free cloud services, cheap premium accounts anonymously with Monero. Also offers Self Hosting options.\nFile Encryption # Cryptomator - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nCoze - Coze is an open source cryptographic JSON messaging specification which uses digital signatures to prove identity and ownership over digital files and messages.\nOpenPGP - Lists of several differnt applications that all use the OpenPGP standard.\nPGPTool - Based off the original PGP Alogrithim, PGP tool is a A simple and secure online client-side PGP Key Generator, Encryption and Decryption tool. Generate your PGP Key pairs, encrypt or decrypt messages easily with a few clicks.\nPicoCrypt - Lightweight open source encryption client that’s easy to use, completely free and focuses on only encrypting files and nothing else. Most Encryption apps tend to use AES-256 while Pico uses the new and improved XChaCha20 for encryption. It also uses Argon 2 for key derivation as opposed to SHA for further protection\nVeracrypt - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nFirewalls # Little Snitch - Inbound and Outbound firewall blocking for desktop. MAC OS only.\nOPNsense is a free and open source network FreeBSD-based firewall\nPFSense - Well supported free Open Source network Firewall Software\nPihole - Network wide Ad-Blocker and DNS sinkhole. Can also be used as a DHCP server\nPort Master - Application Firewalls. This program works as a VPN replacement. May break your VPN connection while installed. Works in Linux and Windows.\nSimplewall - Simple Open Source Windows only Firewall\nSnort - Open Source Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)\nInternet Service Providers # FemtoStar - Open Source Satellite internet.\nNomadinternet - Internet for off grid living.\nUkama - A project empowering everyone to build a decentralized cell phone network powered by you to connect the world.\nKillswitches # Buskill - USB ‘dead man’s switch’ locks down (or kills) snatched laptops\nUSBGuard - The USBGuard software framework helps to protect your computer against rogue USB devices (a.k.a. BadUSB) by implementing basic whitelisting and blacklisting capabilities based on device attributes.\nUSBKill - USBKill Python Script allows your computer to lock out if any unapproved USB devices are inserted into your computer. Directly inspired by the arrest of Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht\nMessengers # Bitchat- Launched by Jack Dorsey in 2025, like Briar it uses bluetooth. Other features include: Works Offline on local Bluetooth LE mesh networks, with automatic peer discovery and multi-hop relaying Provides end to end encryption via X25519 key exchange and AES-256-GCM for both private and channel messages. Supports store \u0026amp; forward, caching messages for offline peers until they reconnect Requires no accounts, email addresses, or phone numbers messages live only on users’ devices.\nBriar - Briar doesn’t rely on a central server - messages are synchronized directly between the users’ devices. If the internet’s down, Briar can sync via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, keeping the information flowing in a crisis. If the internet’s up, Briar can sync via the Tor network for additional privacy.\nComparison and Ranks - Detailed comparison of all major messaging apps features and privacy.\nKeet - Peer-to-Peer Chat with high quality Video \u0026amp; Text. Private \u0026amp; Encrypted. Has BTC payment methods built in.\nMatrix - Also commonly known as Element for the most popular Matrix front end. Matrix is a chat Protocol with several different applications that cab be used to participate in the network. Element has full End-to-End encryption, completely open source, fully self hostable and comes with most of the same functionality of Discord or Slack. Also has the ability to Bridge with other chat apps, meaning you can connect Matrix directly to Telegram, or Slack or most other chat apps and mangage those communications via whichever matrix client you choose. Probably the best option for self hosting small companies. Matrix Instance Testing\nMolly- Hardened Signal Fork that is fully open source.\nSignal - An easy-to-use end-to-end encrypted messenger. Long considered the gold standard. Built in auto-delete of messages. standard of chat privacy. Not fully open source. Signal used to require a phone number, but you can now use a username if you prefer. One of the easiest apps to convert normies.\nSilence - A signal fork that picked up SMS direct encryption after Signal decided to no longer pursue it. While you should stay away from SMS whenever possible, it is sometimes still necessary to communicate with certain people this way. And with Silence you can protect yourself. Signal on SMS\nSimpleX - The first messenger without user IDs. SimpleX uses the smart client dumb server model. Meaning you can setup a simple relay to forward your fully encrypted messages to recievers. SimpleX is still early. It has a simple desktop but this isnt fully features currently. In Depth Podcast with the creator.\nSession - Session is an end-to-end encrypted messenger that minimises sensitive metadata, designed and built for people who want absolute privacy and freedom from any form of surveillance. No phone numbers and completely open source.\nTelegram - Easy to use encrypted messaging app. Telegram is NOT End-to-End encrypted by default but does have the option to create E2E secret chats. While its not E2E encrypted it does still encrypt your traffic to the Telegram Servers which is an improvement over SMS. Telegram is simple and is heavily used all across the world, and is a good introduction to a more privacy preserving chat app. However Telegram does have access to user data in its internal servers and has been known to hand that information over at times. Telegram is one of the most used encrypted apps around and as a result can be a haven for scammers.\nThreema - an end-to-end encrypted messenger, similar to Signal. Not a free app. Good overall app, but relatively low userbase due to the non free nature of it.\nWhitenoise - An encrypted messaging app that uses the NOSTR Protocol for private and public key pairs.\nWire - E2E by default. Lots of functionality. Fully open source. Self hosting options available. Built in auto-delete of messages. Can be a bit buggy at times, smaller userbase.\nMetadata Removal # Desktop Metadata removal - Windows and Mac can remove this natively. Linux needs a few steps.\nImagepipe - Android only metadata remover\nMesh Networks # PKT.Cash - PKT uses PacketCrypt, the world’s first bandwidth-hard proof of work. When you connect your home or office internet to the PKT Network, you earn PKT Cash (PKT).PKT mining does not require permission from a centralized company. Miners power the network in a decentralized way, which scales to provide low cost, high speed internet access worldwide.\nOpenmesh - Your Gateway to Building Personalized Data Ecosystems in minutes, instead of weeks. A decentralized node operator that allows for running of various services.\nThreefold - To build an open-source peer-to-peer Internet infrastructure that removes all forms of centralization from the global IT systems. Anything we do needs to improve the planet’s situation and benefit the people around us. Internet access is a human right and it can change everything for the lives of people as an infinite source of tools and information. Our technology was designed to scale ThreeFold anywhere electricity and bandwidth are present.\nMobile # Aliasing # Abine - Offers Phone masking/aliasing for a fee.\nFireFox Relay - Phone Alias service that comes along with an email alias service. Email aliasing is free, phone alias service requires a small monthly fee.)\nSee our All in one Privacy Section for More\nAlternative App Stores # Accrescent - Accrescent is a private and secure Android app store built with modern features in mind. It aims to provide a developer-friendly platform and pleasant user experience while enforcing modern security and privacy practices and offering robust validity guarantees for installed apps.\nAPK-Pure - A site to download and install APK\u0026rsquo;s (install files for phone OSes) this is an easy way to completely bypass app stores. The downside is that your software needs to be updated manually through APK-Pure and is not managed automatically by an app store.\nAptoide - A competitor to the google app store. With over 1 millon apps. While its not specifically privacy focused its a nice alternative when you cant use the regular good app store, or if you cant find what you need in F-Droid.\nAurora Store - A privacy front end for the Google App store. You can find anything you need from google through Aurora. However as this is a front end, it connects to the google app store so that you dont have too. This does require an account. Aurora provides anonymous accounts for you to use, however Google will rate limit these accounts to make them difficult to use sometimes. You can just create your own Gmail account to bypass this if necessary.\nF-Droid - F-Droid is the premier app store for open source apps. For anyone truly intrested in privacy should first check for apps in F-droid before going to mainstream appstores as Fdroid only carries Open Source apps. Completely free, open source and does not require an account.\nObtainium - Obtainium allows you to install and update apps directly from their releases pages, and receive notifications when new releases are made available.\nBurner Phone Numbers # 5sim - Over 500,000 Numbers Originating from Around 180 Countries Online. Low fees. Does not take cryptocurrency.\nBurnerApp - Burner Phone numbers. Usually work for services like Amazon and Twitter\nCrypton - Affordability meets security: For the cost of a movie ticket per month, get a physical SIM phone number. All your messages are encrypted with your personal key, protecting them from prying eyes.\nFreePhoneNum - One time Use burner numbers. Many services wont accept these.\nPhone Blur - offers the use of non-VoIP US phone numbers for account verification, multi-factor authentication, and other needs. Formerly Text Secure.\nSMSPool - Privacy focused non voip SMS burner numbers with area codes from all over the world. Company accepts cryptocurrency including Monero. Cheap options that are known to work with difficult providers like Discord or Twitter.\nSMS4SATS - Bitcoin focused SMS numbers that utilize Bitcoins Layer 2, Lightning network.\nTelnum - Burner Numbers and permanent numbers via Monero\nTossable Digits - Alternative to Google voice for phone porting. Also provides multiple phone numbers.\nMobile Operating Systems # CalyxOS - A privacy focused de-Googled Android Alternative that’s more privacy focused than Lineage but more user friendly than Graphene. Only available on Google Pixel models.\nE.foundation - Degoogled Phone OS that works with most major phone models\nGraphene OS - The king of Privacy phones. Completely de-googled heavily privacy focused phone App Store. Only available on Google Pixel models. Install Guide and Another install guide\nHavoc-OS - Similar to Lineage with large compatibility of devices. Works on over 150 devices. Still available but not a lot of updates.\nLineage – An open source Android alternative that’s compatible with most major Smart Phone and other Android Devices. Does not have a locked bootloader, which is a slight security concern.\nPlexus - App that lists compatibility of over 1000 phone apps for Open source phone roms.\nUbuntu Touch - Open Source Phone and Tablet Rom.\nMobile Phones # Above Phone - The Above Phone offers Graphene OS phones for sale along with their own services like \u0026ldquo;Above VPN\u0026rdquo; along with additional support to help you get fully migrated over to their ecosystem.\nDe-googled - Sells De-googled phones, Lineage Calyx and Graphene - Takes crypto\nEfani - Company that offers Sim Swap protection and prevention. \u0026ldquo;Efani works like any other carrier, except Efani adds exceptional security to your plan via an impressive security tech stack.\u0026rdquo;\nFairphone - Sustainable phone that lets your replace all parts in the phone. Will support CalyxOS soon. currently only available in the UK. Also offers sustainable headphones and other items.\nFreedomphone - NOT RECOMMENDED. Privacy focused phone marketing towards conservatives. OS Is closed source, with little in the way of details on how anything actually works. Backed by conservative commentator Candace Owens.\nFrequency Check - App that lets you check what plans and locations your phone is compatible with.\nIsland - Sandboxing app for Stock Android\nMamushi- Specializes in Calyx OS , Accepts Monero.\nMark37 - A full service Christian privacy company that specializes in their \u0026ldquo;Ghost Phone\u0026rdquo; a Graphene OS phone with custom config. Offers several other privacy services and devices.\nNitrokey - Phones with Mics and Cameras removed\nPine64 - Completely Open Source Phone. May have some compatibility issues.\nPrivate Phone Shop - Fully configured privacy focused phones you purchase. Primarily offers Lineage and Graphene OS. Also offers other privacy services.\nProject Guardian - A physical phone silencing device. A new machine that silences all noise going into your phone from your micophone. All you have to do is set your phone on top of the device and it blocks all incoming sound. Also provides wireless charging. Can be used with two phones at a time.\nPurism - NOT RECOMENDED. Completely Open Source Phone from the ground up, however this comes with many difficulties including supply chain issues. Purism has been known to have very late deliveries in some cases as long as years with no refunds. Order with caution.\nRoninMobile - RoninDojo a bitcoin privacy company, now makes pixel based phones with options for both Calyx and Graphene.\nUnplugged Phone - Unplugged phone is a closed source privacy phone touted by many conservative influencers. It offers its own ecosystem of privacy apps. However many of these apps arent likely to be very useful since you need their phone in order to use them. Given this and the closed source nature of the software we cannot recomend this phone at this time. You are better off with known Open-source alternatives.\nVolla Phone - A minimalist design and new operating concept with the springboard, quick menu and collections. Comes with either Volla OS or Ubuntu Touch installed.\nMobile Service Providers # AweSIM - Privacy focused phone service. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nFreedomPop - Cheap and in some cases free VOIP plans.\nInvisv - Privacy focused phone service. INVISV Relay brings Multi-Party Relay (MPR) privacy to Android, offering a service that decouples trust: where INVISV\u0026rsquo;s job is to ensure that nobody but you has all your critical information. In effect, your requests for data from the Internet, whether with a web browser or with any other app, are unlinked from your identity, and neither INVISV nor our infrastructure partners nor your broadband Internet provider nor a mobile operator can link your identity and your Internet usage and location together.\nSIMXL - e-SIMs Accessible for Everyone, that accepts Monero.\nSilent Link - A real phone number provider not a VOIP number, that can be acquired anonymously. Only allows for incoming calls, but also provides a cheap data plan. Does not always provide the best service. A backup data plan is not a bad idea with this service while using Silent link primarily for privacy.\nVOIP Providers # Hushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nJMP - Private VOIP numbers. Uses the company Telnyx on the back end, but it try\u0026rsquo;s to make this process simpler for a small fee, as you can use Telnyx directly for cheaper fees and good privacy but the process is quite difficult.\nPassword Managers # Password managers are one of the few security tools that makes your life easier. With all of your passwords in one place, often including a password autofill so that you don\u0026rsquo;t have to even type your password, which also helps to keep you safe from keylogging or should surfing attacks.\nBitwarden - FOSS password manager. Free cloud password management, or you can completely self host. 2FA is easily configurable as well. Decryption happens on your client device not on the server, meaning your passwords are encrypted if the server is compromised. Bitwarden also has a password generator, and allows for multiple password encrypted password accounts making it perfect for a small enterprise solution.\nKeepass - The top local password manager. Instead of setting up a server you can run your password manager directly on your personal work machine.\nPasswordSafe - A local password Manager that utilizes Blowfish. Created by security expert and old school cypherpunk Bruce Schneier. Works on windows and Linux.\nVPNMentor Secure Password Generator - Online Password generator for when you aren\u0026rsquo;t working with a standard password manager. Provides other high quality VPN and password related tools as well, like a password strength checker.\nPrivacy for Cars # 49dollarmontanaregisteredagent - Montana based company that creates LLC’s and will register your car to that LLC in Montana thus keeping your name unattached to the car. Montana has the added benefit of a one time registration for cars over 11 years old and no emissions or safety checks\nDeflock - Deflock is a site that tracks \u0026ldquo;Flock\u0026rdquo; ALPR camera readers. Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) are cameras that capture images of all passing license plates, storing details like the car\u0026rsquo;s location, date, and time. These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles—regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. While these systems can be useful for tracking stolen cars or wanted individuals, they are mostly used to track the movements of innocent people.\nFreedomev - Open source software for Tesla cars. Still in development.\nGhostPlate - Physical device that lets you temporarily obscure your license plate.\nNotmyPlate - App that lets you request to legally opt out of License plate collection data via the GDPR. Not likely to be super helpful in non EU countries.\nOpen Auto - An open source alternative to Android Auto, and app that helps you utilize your phone wild driving.\nOpen XC - OpenXC is a combination of open source hardware and software that lets you extend your vehicle with custom applications and pluggable modules. It uses standard, well-known tools to open up a wealth of data from the vehicle to developers, even beyond OBD-II.\nPlate Privacy - A project by the Institute for Justice to track car camera software and fight back.\nPrivacyforCars - Delete your data from rental cars after you are no longer using them. Website also provides a lot of other privacy education on vehicles.\nVehiclePrivacyreport - Check for status of vehicles internet connection to the manufacturers\nPrivacy Resources and Education # Podcasts # Citadel Dispatch - Hosted by Matt Odell a Freedom and Bitcoin Advocate.\nClosed Network - Privacy and security podcast focused on the everyday person and using simple tools and techniques to become a smaller target for online attacks.\nOptOut - Hosted by privacy and freedom advocate Seth for Privacy, covering a wide range of privacy related issues.\nPrivacy Security and Osint - Hosted by the king of privacy, Micahel Bazzell, covers a wide range of privacy, security and Osint. Currently on a hiatus.\nSurveillance Report - Joint hosted by Privacy advocates Henry from Techlore and Nate from the New Oil. Break down of weekly data leaks and privacy incursions.\nWatchMan Privacy - Hosted by Gabriel Custodiet, a principled privacy and freedom advocate.\nOther Privacy Lists # alternativeto.net\nbrainfucksec.github.io/a-good-privacy-list\ndegoogle.jmoore.dev/#replacementsalternatives\ngithub.com/mendel5/alternative-front-ends\ngithub.com/mjovanc/awesome-decentralized\ngithub.com/pluja/awesome-privacy\nlopp.net/bitcoin-information/privacy.html\nnomoregoogle.com\nPrism-Break\nproducthunt.com\nprivacyfirstproducts.softr.app\nprivacytools.io\nreddit.com/r/privacy/wiki/de-google\nsovereignstack.tools\nPurchase Proxys # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nAnonShop - This one works a bit different. You pick a product you want and send the link to AL. AL will then purchase the item and send it to a nearby locker based on your zip code. All paid with Monero. This currently only works for Amazon orders.\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPurse.io - A purchase proxy that offers up to 15% discounts with crypto and users will purchase products for you. Currently takes BTC, BCH and lightning.\nRouters # Anyone - A harward based internet router/proxy that provides privacy by default.\nFlash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router,that prioritizes network wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come per-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers than can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that thats forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls and a virtual server seperate from the Firewall OS.\nSearch # Brave Search - Private search results, using its own indexer, with full search transparency. Aims to be one of the biggest competitors to google. In Depth Review\nDuckDuckGo - Biggest privacy focused search engine, they have admitted to censoring in some cases, but overall still better than Google.\nKagi - Privacy respecting search engine does not track any info or provide any ads and no data mining or IP collecting. Requires an account and limits amount of searches per day for free accounts. Offers paid accounts as well. Not Open Source. Privacy policy\nMojeek - Search engine that claims to use its own indexer and does not rely on search results from Bing or Google\nPresearch - Decentralized search engine that pays you out per search with their own token. You can also run a node and get paid out in their token provided you meet the minimum requirements.\nSearx - Searx is probably the most hard-core of the options, but provides a very solid experience and search results across multiple sources.\nSearch Ranking and Analysis\nWhoogle - A google search proxy that can be hosted. Check out Seth for Privacys public instance of Whoogle It’s easy to self-host, if desired.Public instances\nShipping Services # America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) # Cloak - Experimental new program. it works by masquerading proxied traffic as normal web browsing activities. In contrast to traditional tools which have very prominent traffic fingerprints and can be blocked by simple filtering rules, it\u0026rsquo;s very difficult to precisely target Cloak with little false positives. This increases the collateral damage to censorship actions as attempts to block Cloak could also damage services the censor state relies on.\nGuardster - Anonymizer service that provides an alternative to VPN.\nIVPN - No logs, regularly audited VPN service, No customer data stored, Clear privacy policy, Transparent ownership and team, Strong ethics: no trackers, no false promises, no surveillance ads. In Depth Reviews\nKagi - (Note: appears in search section as well, if you want to keep just one mention, you can.)\nLN VPN - VPN service based on the lightning network. You can purchase and use wireguard based VPN services all on lightning. Also offers phone numbers per country all paid via lightning.\nLokiNet - New experimental TOR competitor.\nMullvad - Mullvad has a long reputation of preserving privacy. Mullvad does not log traffic, proven by a police raid. Allows anonymous sign ups, Accepts Monero for payment for Premium accounts. Uses a killswitch and uses Wireguard for speed and security. Provides a mobile app and desktop app. The Mobile app can be a bit finicky for some people. Does not have an app kill switch. In Depth Review\nNym - A new VPN project that works to implement new tech inlcuding mixnets, zk-nyms, post quantum tech and more. Backed by Wikileaks Chelsea Manning.\nPIA - PIA is a solid VPN provider that accepts BTC, uses Wireguard offers cheap rates. PIA is also well known for providing static Ip’s for your VPN. This can be useful for some services that block general VPN access. PIA does not keep logs for privacy concerns. Does not include a kill switch In Depth Review\nSentinel- A decentralized crypto currency backed VPN built on the Cosmos blockchain that aims to provide a decentralized VPN.\nVopono - App for managing Split tunneling in VPN’s. Split tunneling lets you send some traffic through a VPN and delegate specific traffic exempt to the VPN Encrypted tunnel or traffic. This can be useful when trying to use certain apps locally on a LAN. Some VPN Apps have this built in, but this isnt always accessible on all VPN’s or on all versions of the VPN. For Example Proton VPN has this function built in on the Windows version and the Mobile version but not on the linux desktop version.\nVPN Rankings and breakdowns by privacy advocate Techlore more VPN Rankings and More Rankings\nVPNMentor - Offers a wide range of VPN related education, in addition to VPN related tools and more VPN Rankings.\n"},{"id":17,"href":"/self-hosting/","title":"Self Hosting","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If something is free, you’re not the customer; you’re the product.” ― Bruce Schneier\nWhile privacy tools are fantastic, they sometimes miss the true root of the problem. In times of increasing censorship and data theft, owning your data is the best way to increase your privacy and security while dramatically reducing your ability to be censored. When done right, much of this can be done very cheaply. If you already own your hardware much of the software is free or very cheap. Instead of never ending subscriptions and increasing costs with big tech, simply remove them from your life by self hosting. Take back your digital sovereignty.\nCamera Systems # Ezvidoo - EZVidoo is a free CCTV surveillance software for Windows, Linux, and Raspberry Pi. It supports IP Cameras by default, local USB cams, and Camera Audios.EZVidoo also supports numerous sensor types as motion, audio, object, face, and person sensors. By default, it offers a recording support on 24/7 basic, and features, alerts, notifications and mobile access. Not open source.\nIspyconnect - Free and Open source Camera software. Compatible with a wide range of camera devices.\nKerberos.io - An open, scalable and modular solution that supports your use cases at home up to large scale production video landscapes.\nCloud Document Services # Cryptpad - End-to-end encrypted and open-source collaboration suite, that can be used in the cloud or self-hosted. Google docs alternative.\nOnlyOffice - Includes Free Cloud, Paid Cloud, and Self-Hosted options.\nStandard Notes - One of the top note-taking apps. Self-hostable, includes 2FA, E2E, scheduled email backups and more. Charges for the higher level plans with more features.\nCloud Hosting # Open Source as a Service # Cryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nDisroot - Privacy-focused ecosystem. Provides multiple cloud services. Including Email, Nextcloud, Cryptpad etc…\nFederated.Computer - Great open-source replacements for Dropbox, Google Workplace, Zoom, Slack, Airtable, Mailchimp, 1Password, Netlify, Github, Calendy, your spying VPN and much more for the low price of $39 a month. As many users as you want. Only pay for more storage when/if you need it.Federated includes Human Support and full Backups. The benefits of self-hosting without the day-to-day high-stakes drudgery. Affiliate Link\nKoofr - Allows for importing of Drive, Dropbox etc. Privacy-focused cloud storage free up to 10 Gb’s. ^1,2^\nNextCloud - Self-hosted cloud software for a massive amount of options. Takes a bit of config, but nextcloud functions as a full Google Docs replacement in addition to many other options including music and video hosting. Also provides cloud hosting if you do not wish to self-host. Next Cloud is currently available in other Privacy-focused ecosystems like Start9, Umbrel, Yunohost, Dietpi and many more, with just a few clicks. Or you can self-host on your OS of choice.\nLink Tree Alternatives # AllMyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nCoinDrop - Like link tree but specifically for crypto web wallets. All your wallets and donation methods in one simple place.\nLibertyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nOperating Systems # While more well-known OSes like Windows server or Ubuntu server are great, there are other lesser-known OSes purpose-built to help people self-host, by pre-packaging applications in nice ready-made GUI. This can be especially useful for less technical users.\nAva.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, NEAR, Avalanche and more.\nCASA OS - Community-based open source software focused on delivering simple personal cloud experience around Docker ecosystem. Despite the name CASA OS is not an OS. It is an app similar to Umbrel or Citadel, a GUI for docker images. Comes with some unique apps, like Nginx Proxy Manager and Cloudflare Tunnels. Also provides Clearnet support with a fairly flexible set of config options. Also has a nice simple GUI for file uploads, this is especially useful with something like Jellyfin or Calibre-Web.\nCitadel - Umbrel open source Fork offering much of the same options.\nCloudron - Cloudron is unique in that it offers offsite backups to AWS, includes a built-in firewall that monitors all traffic and comes with its own built-in email server.\nCoolify - An open-source \u0026amp; self-hostable Heroku / Netlify alternative.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Storj, Zcash, Cosmos Tornado Cash and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nDietPI - A Linux distro OS. Dietpi comes with over 200 app packages and dependencies built in. While more command line skills are required than Umbrel or Embassy, Dietpi makes it very easy to install over 100 apps and dependencies. While largely built for Raspberry Pi, Dietpi also has specific images created for a wide range of hardware. Dietpi is a bit more difficult than platforms like Yunohost, but runs a bit more reliably and offers more total tools, including backups, VPN integration, clearnet, and more. Documentation is better than Yunohost, but could still be improved.\nFulmo - A lighting network focused OS configured to run on a Raspberry Pi.\nFreedomBox - Another OS that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Currently more limited than most of the other OSes in terms of apps in the internal app store.\nHome Lab OS - HomelabOS allows anyone to easily deploy, backup, restore, and maintain over 100 different applications and services. Everything from video players, to home automation, to chat services. These services can continue to function at full speed on your LAN even when your external internet is completely offline.\nMoneroOS - OS dedicated to Monero mining.\nMy Node BTC - Another OS that focuses primarily on Bitcoin Software. Includes BTCPay Server, Dojo, Whirlpool, Join Market and much more. Comes with Clearnet, Tor, and I2P.\nPinode-XMR - PiNode-XMR is a completely free and open source suite of tools to help a user run their own Monero node with ease. PiNode-XMR is designed for use with single board computers (SBC) such as the Raspberry Pi, Pine64 or Odroid hardware to allow for very cheap node setup and minimal 24/7 running costs due to low power usage.\nPiBox - Currently has a small offering of Apps but is working on adding more. Notable Apps are Nextcloud, Jellyfin and Homeassistant.\nProxMox - Proxmox is the primary open source solution for virtual machine hosting. Like VmWare or Hyper V except Proxmox offers you the ability to run multiple virtual servers on a single physical server, easily allowing you to run several different software Operating systems for zero cost. Comes with snapshots, backups, server monitoring and much more. Find a list of Proxmox based scripts here\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nRunTipi - Tipi is a personal homeserver orchestrator. It is running docker containers under the hood and provides a simple web interface to manage them. Every service comes with an opinionated configuration in order to remove the need for manual configuration and network setup. RunTipi comes with Clearnet configuration, but this can be a bit buggy in some cases. This is still very much in development.\nStart9 - Start OS makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy, not completely open source. Currently routes all services over TOR or lets you host over LAN. This increases privacy but can make things more difficult to interact with Non TOR/Start9 users. Heavily supports bitcoin software and includes a NOSTR node and several other tools. While there is currently no clearnet support, StartOS is overall very stable. Start9 also offers some of the better documentation and error handling. Save 5% on any S9 Server with code \u0026ldquo;LOTR\u0026rdquo;\nUBOS - A newer project. Less impressive interface and less apps than some of the other projects.\nUmbrel - Interface that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Beautiful interface but still needs a few bugs worked out. Apps are difficult to config after being setup. Offers lots of Bitcoin Node Software. Umbrel and StartOS are very similar options as they both focus heavily on BTC and Lightning nodes and currently offer only LAN and TOR hosting. Umbrel offers more apps but Start OS offers a much more reliable platform. Umbrel is not an OS but rather an GUI application manager for Docker.\nYunoHost - Free and Open Source with over 100 apps. Yuno host comes with Clearnet support with your own custom domains and offers you free pre-selected domains you can use. Yunohost has a nice troubleshooting tool that helps you find issues with port/firewall troubleshooting. Yunohost has a lot of features but can be a bit buggy at times.\nMedia Center OSes # If you are currently running a Roku, Amazon Firestick, or pretty much any other store-bought hardware device for media streaming, it\u0026rsquo;s very likely that it sends out massive amounts of data back to different companies. This is terrible for privacy, self-sovereignty, security, and internet bandwidth. While it\u0026rsquo;s difficult to purchase hardware that does not do this, you can set up your own version with some of the following user-friendly Operating systems.\nLibreElec - LibreELEC is a lightweight ‘Just enough OS’ Linux distribution purpose-built for Kodi on current and popular mediacentre hardware.\nOSMC - OSMC (Open Source Media Center) is a free and open source media player based on Linux. Founded in 2014, OSMC lets you play back media from your local network, attached storage, and the Internet. OSMC is the leading media center in terms of feature set and community and is based on the Kodi project.\nXbian - XBian is a small, fast, and lightweight media center distribution for the Raspberry Pi, CuBox-i, Hummingboard, and many more devices to come. It is based on a minimal Debian and therefore offers much of the same freedom as Debian offers. Our slogan is “XBian, the bleeding edge” as our main focus is delivering the fastest Kodi solution for various small form factor computers.\nPhoto Storage # Ente - Encrypted cloud photo storage.\nImmich - Self-hosted backup solution for photos and videos on mobile devices.\nPhotoprism - PhotoPrism is an AI-Powered Photos App for the Decentralized Web. It makes use of the latest technologies to tag and find pictures automatically without getting in your way. You can run it at home, on a private server, or in the cloud.\nRemote Control Software # AeroAdmin - Easy and free Remote access service for many OS’s. Not Open source.\nMesh Commander - Free Open Source Teamviewer Alternative.\nTailScale - Tailscale is an easy VPN that allows you to connect back into your network without excessive configuration or firewall rules. While Tailscale is not fully open source and requires an account with the company, there is a fully self-hosted version you can run.\nRouters # Flash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router, that prioritizes network-wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come pre-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built-in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers that can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all-purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router, or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that is forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls, and a virtual server separate from the Firewall OS.\nSSH/RDP Applications # Easy SSH - Simple application that lets you save all of your SSH logins and passwords in one easy interface. This way you can login go from SSH terminal port easily and quickly without needing to type in your credentials. Linux Only.\nmRemoteNG - Just like Easy SSH, but also supports RDP, Telnet, HTTPS, Powershell, and more. Windows only.\nWebsite Tools # Ackee - Self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool for those who care about privacy. Ackee runs on your own server, analyzes the traffic of your websites, and provides useful statistics in a minimal interface.\nGhost - Self-Hosting and cloud hosting with open source software. Ghost is primarily used as a blogging platform as a competitor to something like Substack. Unlike Hugo Ghost offers a GUI for most of your website management.\nHugo - Popular open-source static site generators. Helps you simply create websites for desktop and mobile without substantial amounts of HTML code. Hugo is completely open source and utilizes markdown files primarily. Liberty Tools is run with Hugo.\nImmuneweb - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver.\nPlausible - Simple and privacy-friendly Google Analytics alternative - Extensive Review\nSSLLABS - Check the security of your own self-hosted webserver. ^1^```\n"},{"id":18,"href":"/social-media/","title":"Social Media","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.” ― George Washington\nSocial media is a mixed bag. It connects the world and allows for the rapid dissemination of news, true and untrue. But in the last few years censorship has become a massive problem across all major social media platforms. Its important that we cultivate presences on social media that are more resilient to censorship and de-platforming. These services should be run as decentralized as possible to avoid coordinated take downs like we saw with the Conservative social media company Parler, where big tech collaborated to largely destroy the company.\nFreedom Respecting Social Media # Blue Sky - Blue Sky is an open source project backed by Jack Dorsey in an attempt to create a decentralized social network protocol as an alternative to Twitter. In May 2024 Jack Dorsey resigned from the BlueSky board, and donated 21 Million to the Open Source Protocol NOSTR. Blue Sky is very leftwing.\nDiaspora - Diaspora is a decentralized open source social media platform. With Diaspora you need to host your own instance by running a server or \u0026ldquo;pod\u0026rdquo;, meaning you own your data. Due to the decentralized nature of the platform it can be difficult to connect with other profiles, the platform has less than 1 million users after after 13 years of operation.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here\nGab - A centralized Free Speech Social media platform. Gab has been de-platformed by most of big tech and largely runs its own architecture in order to to keep operations running. Platform users tend to skew right wing.\nGettr - GETTR is a social media platform built on the foundation of freedom of opinion and expression. Gettr is a socialized platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t seem to offer anything particularly new, other than being a Twitter Alternative. Private messages claim to be E2E. But Gettr is not open sourced.\nLemmy - Lemmy is a selfhosted social link aggregation and discussion platform. Similar to Reddit but it is completely free and open, and not controlled by any company. This means that there is no advertising, tracking, or secret algorithms. Content is organized into communities, so it is easy to subscribe to topics that you are interested in, and ignore others. Voting is used to bring the most interesting items to the top.\nLocals - Locals is a free speech social media platform that is owned by Rumble. Locals is a centralized alternative to other social media. Founded by conservative commentator Dave Rubin.\nMastodon - Mastodon is an open source, self hosted social networking service that aims to be a twitter competitor. Mastodon lets you connect to specific Mastodon instances as part of a federation protocol. Due to this setup Larger mastodon servers can censor other servers from connecting to their instances. Tends to be a more left wing community.\nMeWe - MeWe is a centralized company that\u0026rsquo;s been running a social media platform for over a decade. MeWe is committed to privacy and an ad-free experience. The project is currently in development to be migrated to web3 blockchain based infrastructure.\nMinds - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.\nTruth Social - Founded by Donald Trump in response to Trump getting removed from Twitter. Truth Social is a centralized open source fork of Mastodon. Truth Social is known to censor content, mostly leftwing content.\nTwitter/X - Twitter is a centralized social media platform. While Twitter has become a free speech focused platform its far from perfect. Twitter is overwhelmingly the single biggest platform for spreading speech. Twitter is bad for privacy and is encouraging a ID based verification program, that will be in the hands of its future owners. Case against Twitter\nMeetup Alternatives # Agorakit - Agorakit is web-based, open source groupware for collectives. By creating collaborative groups, people can discuss topics, organize events, store files and keep everyone updated as needed. Agorakit is a forum, calendar, file manager, mapping tool and email notifier.\nFlockstr - NOSTR based Meetup alternative. Connects directly with your NOSTR Account, and also works with your lightning wallet to receive ZAPS (micro bitcoin transactions.)\nJoinMobilizon - Mobilizon is not a giant platform, but a multitude of interconnected Mobilizon websites. This federated architecture helps avoid monopolies and offers a diversity of hosting terms of service.\nLuma - An international meetup alternative, that provides more value at a much lower price than meetup. Has built in support for cryptocurrency wallets like Eth and Solana.\nPartiful - Free for users, requires SMS in order to gave out regular event updates. Not specifically freedom focused, but another good option.\nNOSTR # NOSTR is the future of decentralized social media. NOSTR is not controlled or owned by any private company or person. NOSTR is a protocol similar to Email or TCP/IP. It can be accessed by anyone or any company. NOSTR uses the dumb server smart client model. Meaning anyone can setup a simple server/relay that preserves and encrypts the NOSTR ecosystem. NOSTR directly incorporates bitcoin via the lightning network. You can send \u0026ldquo;ZAPS\u0026rdquo; which are low cost lightning transactions to any person on NOSTR, and your posts can likewise receives Zaps from anyone on the network. In addition to major support from the freedom and Bitcoin communities, NOSTR has been financially backed by Jack Dorsey and heavily supported by Edward Snowden. NOSTR offers several different clients that allow you to interact with the NOSTR protocol. Some of those clients:\nAlby - A NOSTR and Bitcoin plugin. Allows you to hold your private keys in order to interact with NOSTR, lighting and other bitcoin apps.\nDamus - NOSTR Client for Iphone.\nNOSTR Apps - A database of many differnt NOSTR Apps\nNostr.Watch - Track relays where a connection can currently be established.\nNostr.directory - Find your twitter follows on NOSTR\nNostrChat - Encrypted chat built on NOSTR.\nPrimal - A client designed to look like a twitter clone.\nZap.Stream - Directly integrated into NOSTR Zap lets you stream for SATS (bitcoin Lightning) and earn in kind easily from any and all viewers.\nYoutube Alternatives # Bitchute - A decentralized Youtube alternative that tends to have a lot of right-leaning content, due to this they often get censored or blocked.\nCiVL - CiVL is a free streaming platform for courageous stories and subversive ideas that challenge power structures. Get access to award-winning films, shows, and debates. No ads. No credit card to join.\nD.tube - A decentralized youtube alternative. DTube is a community powered video sharing platform where users vote on videos to reward creators, curators, influencers and viewers in cryptocurrency.\nMadiator - Privacy focused front end for LBRY, the network that hosts ODYSEE.\nODYSEE - A decentralized video platform built on the LBRY network. With the recent SEC Judgement against ODYSEE the long term future of the platform is uncertain, however plans are to migrate to the Arweave network. Odysee also has a nice simple feature allowing you to connect your youtube channel and autosync all content for a convenient backup of your channel.\nPeerTube A free and open-source, decentralized, ActivityPub federated video platform powered by WebTorrent, that uses peer-to-peer technology to reduce load on individual servers when viewing videos.\nRumble - A centralized alternative to youtube that bills itself as protector of free speech.\n"}]
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Stack this with code \u0026ldquo;Liberty\u0026rdquo; for an additional 5% off some of the best meat bars around.\nCloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nDelete Me - Our date is leaked everyday. Thats why its important to use services like Delete Me. Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. Use our Affiliate link to save 20%.\nFederated.Computer - Federated is another Denver based company offering Open Source as a service. Sometimes physically hosting servers just isn\u0026rsquo;t viable. In those cases cloud hosting can be a necessary option. But most cloud hosting come from tech giants like AWS or Google Cloud who sell your data and will censor you if you have the wrong politics. Federated.Computer offers you cheap, easy open source options to get many of the benefits of Big Tech without compromising your privacy. Please use our affiliate link to sign up if you\u0026rsquo;re interested!\nHushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nLive Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our affiliate link if you are interested.\nPrivacy.com - Privacy.com is the best way to pay with fiat online while still protecting your privacy. Create debit card aliases that can be limited based on total amount spends or by vendors. With card aliases you dont have to worry about leaked card info, overcharges or annoying vendors that refuse to cancel your subscription, privacy.com lets you do all of that for free. Please use our referral link and sign up for a free account.\nStart 9 - Start 9 is one of our favorite companies. Local to Denver, Start9 offers home personal servers with their own Operating system, that makes it easy for you to own and host your data out of a physical server that you own. Offers an app store with multiple applications that include Bitcoin and Monero full nodes, Matrix and SimpleX messaging, Vaultwarden for password management, Nextcloud for all sorts of hosting including word docs, music, contacts calendar and so much more.\n"},{"id":1,"href":"/agorism/","title":"Agorism","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If taxation without consent is not robbery, then any band of robbers have only to declare themselves a government, and all their robberies are legalized.” ― Lysander Spooner\nAgorism is a social philosophy that advocates creating a society in which all relations between people are voluntary exchanges by means of counter-economics, engaging with aspects of nonviolent revolution, founded by Samuel Edward Konkin the third. Agorism is a different approach to creating freedom, than electoral politics. Sometimes also known as the concept of \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizens.\u0026rdquo;\nAgorist Communities (International)# Bitcoin Beach - Bitcoin Beach is working to create a sustainable circular Bitcoin economy in El Salvador. Following the dramatic decrease in crime and the governments bitcoin backing, Bitcoin Beach has become one of the best Bitcoin communities in the world. Free Society - Free Society aims to build a new sovereign society by negotiating with an existing government. There are many examples of governments granting another nation sovereignty over a part of their territory, and Free Society believes this is the best way forward. Free State Project - The Free State Project is a movement of thousands of freedom-loving people to New Hampshire. Started in 2003, there are thousands of individuals just like you in New Hampshire. Together, Free Staters have built an incredible, real-life community full of people who value liberty and responsibility. Free Cities - The Free Cities Foundation aims to inspire, inform and connect people to create a global market of living together in Free Cities. Free Cities are self-governing territories that uphold individual rights and freedoms. They aim to create more prosperous and autonomous urban spaces. Freedom Haven - Seasteading org working to build a workable seasteading options. Seasteading is the idea of creating permanent living homes that exist outside government jurisdiction in international waters. Liberland - The Free Republic of Liberland is a small experimental country located on the banks of the Danube River, known as Gornja Siga. Liberland is built on classical liberal (libertarian) ideals which emphasize autonomy and minimize the state\u0026rsquo;s encroachment on individual liberties. Rule of law, bodily autonomy, free trade, freedom of choice, freedom of movement, and others are all core tenets of our fledgling nation. PraxisNation - Praxis Nation builds off the concept of the network state by Balaji Srinivasan. Which theories that in the modern world we can create a decentralized country that can offer many of the benefits of standard country. Praxis aims to offer land, its own currency and eventually citizenship among many other things. Pronomos - Pronomos is a venture capital fund that works to build the \u0026ldquo;cities of tomorrow.\u0026rdquo; Pronomos has worked to fund Prospera, Praxis, and many more starup cities. Prospera - Prospera is a new libertarian smart city located in Honduras, that works as an economic zone largely free of local government taxes. An experimental project that does exist by a government grant, but its working to prove out a new potential model of cities. Learn more with the REASON documentary. Digital Nomad Services# Escapees - Escapees bills itself as an RV club, but it offers many services for a digital nomad lifestyle, including mail forwarding and temporary residences among many other things. Based in the U.S. Liberation Travel - Focuses on helping users find residency in multiple countries primarly including Paraguay, Uruguay, Panama and Georgia. Nomad Capitalist - Nomad Capitalist specializes in legally and ethically reducing your tax rate, diversifying and safeguarding your assets, growing your passport portfolio, and maximizing your freedom. Passports for Crypto - Quickly acquire Citizenship in St. Kitts by purchasing property without ever actually visiting St. Kitts. Planbpassport - A service that helps facilitate second passports. Accepts Bitcoin and very much adopts a \u0026ldquo;Sovereign Citizen\u0026rdquo; Mindset. General Tools# Agorist Nexus - Agorist Nexus is a hub for free exchange, focusing on the spread of Agorism and connecting the counter-economy Agorist Tax Advice - Paid service to minimize your tax strategy. Live Free Academy - Provides several free and paid courses on how to use crypto, opting out of the financial systems and electrical grids, homesteading, legal alternatives, and more! Run by Agorist and liberty advocate John Bush. Please use our above affiliate link if you are interested. Lost Horizons - Platform with a wide range of topics around opting out of taxes and deconstructing the legal system. Mobazha - Formerly known as Openbazaar, Mobazaha aims to be a decentralized market where people can buy and sell products across the world for various different crypto currencies. One Stupid Fuck - Opt out of the tax structure. Terrible website name and design, but a resource that provides great step by step videos of opting out of the current tax structure. Taxation is Theft App - App that walks people through the logical ideas of taxation being theft. Similar to the not yet launched project \u0026ldquo;The mirror\u0026rdquo; by Larken Rose. Shipping Services# America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Sovereign Homesteading# Abundant Acres - A small company that helps you design your sovereign homestead blueprint. Empshield - EMP Shield is the World’s first EMP protection technology for an entire home and vehicle tested to military and UL 1449 standards from ETL. H20 Machine - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. My Patriot Supply - Purchase food and other supplies. Seedarmory.com - Every one of Seed Armory\u0026rsquo;s seed vaults contains only 100% survival grade, 100% heirloom seeds, and are always non-GMO. Seeds, vaults, and packets are kept at low refrigerated temperatures until ready for shipping. Spout Water - Atmospheric Water Generator. Pull drinking water straight out of the air. Works at a much smaller scale than H20 Machine. StealthAngelSurvival.com - Purchase a wide variety of survival gear. Survivalrealty.com - Off grid real estate. "},{"id":2,"href":"/books/","title":"Books","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Liberty Tools Book List Welcome to the Liberty Tools Book list! This is our official book recommendations for the best books across a wide range of liberty topics. We do not specifically endorse every idea in these books or by these authors, but we do recommended them as a good place to learn about the topics at hand. Not all of these books are specifically libertarian, but they contain valuable information that could benefit anyone regardless of political philosophy. Find these books here: Anna\u0026rsquo;s Archive and Libgen If you enjoy any of these books please considering purchasing. Category Author Agorism Community Technology Karl Hess New Libertarian Manifesto Samuel Edward Konkin III Agorist Class Theory Wally Conger How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Derrick Broze Anti-Politics Sal Mayweather Anarchy in Practice - Stateless Solutions Community Technology David Freidman New Libertarian Manifesto Walter Block Agorist Class Theory Ryan McMaken How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State Hans Herman Hoppe Anti-Politics Robert Murphy The Market for Liberty Morris/Linda Tannehill The New Libertarianism: Anarcho-Capitalism J. Michael Oliver Crypto Anarchy The Genesis Book Aaron Van Wirdun Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of Cryptocurrency Andy Greenberg This Machine Kills Secrets: Julian Assange, The Cypherpunks, and their fight to Empower Whistleblowers Andy Greenberg Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital Age Steven Levy The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age James Dale Davidson, Michael David Axtel Cryptocurrency Digital Gold Nathaniel Popper How Money got Free Patrick Eha Understanding Bitcoin Robert Muprhy and Silas Barta The Bitcoin Standard SaifeDean Ammous The Internet of Money Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Bitcoin Andreas Antonopolous Understanding Ethereum Andreas Antonopolous Hacking Bitcoin Roger Ver The Blocksize War Jonathan Bier Conspiracies Filthy Rich James Patterson All The Shahs Men Steven Kinzer JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters James W. Douglass Chaos Tom O\u0026rsquo;Neill Inventing the AIDS Virus Peter Duesberg The Controlled Demolition of the American Empire Charlie Robinson \u0026amp; Jeff Berwick A Warning from History Corey Hughes The Octopus of Global Control Charlie Robinson One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that gave Rise the Jeffrey Epstein Whitney Webb The Creature From Jekyll Island G Edward Griffin Covid The Real Anthony Fauci Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The War on Ivermectin Pierre Kory The Courage to Face Covid-19 Peter McCullough A Plague Upon Our House Scott Atlas Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19 Matt Ridley Diary of A Psychosis Tom Woods The Pfizer Papers Naomi Wolf Vaccines Turtles All the Way Down Anonymous, Tim Vadnar The Moth in the Iron Lung Forrest Moready Crooked: Manmade Disease Explained Forrest Moready Dissolving Illusions Susan Humphries Vaccines, Autoimmunity and the Changing Nature of Childhood Illness Thomas Cowan Drug War and Prohibition The Economics of Prohibition Mark Thornton American Kingpin Nick Bilton High Price Dr. Carl Hart Chasing the Scream Johann Hari Dreamland: The True Tale of America\u0026rsquo;s Opiate Epidemic Sam Quinones Drug War Addiction Sheriff Bill Masters Gang Leader for A Day Sudhir Venkatesh Economics and History of Economics Economics in One Lesson Henry Hazlitt Basic Economics Thomas Sowell The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard Keynes Mark Skousen History of Money and Banking in the United States Murray Rothbard End the Fed Ron Paul Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles Jesus Huerta de Soto The Fiat Standard SaifeDean Ammous Environment American Serengeti Dan Flores Fossil Future Alex Epstein Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of Antihumanism Robert Zubrin Apocalypse Never Michael Shellenberger The Wizard and The Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow\u0026rsquo;s World Charles C. Mann Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Running With Rhinos Ed Warner Extremist Politics The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics Michael Malice SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the Thought Police Vox Day The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure Greg Lukianoff and Johnathan Haidt Fiction Brave New World Aldous Huxley 1984 George Orwell Animal Farm George Orwell Molon Labe! Kenneth Royce (Boston T Party) Alongside Night J. Niel Schulman Freehold Michael Z. Williamson The Moon is a Harsh Mistress Robert Heinlen The Handmaid’s Tale Margaret Atwood Anthem Ayn Rand The Fountainhead Ayn Rand The Giver Lois Lowery Red Rising Pierce Brown Unintended Consequences John Ross The Probability Broach L. Neil Smith The High Ground Series Doug Casey Enemy of the State F. Paul Wilson Financial Crisis Meltdown Tom Woods Deep Freeze: Iceland\u0026rsquo;s Economic Collapse Phillip Bagus and David Howden Americas Great Depression Murray Rothbard The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last Century Mark Thornton End the Fed Ron Paul Gun Rights Come and Take it: The Gun Printers Guide to Thinking Free Cody Wilson The 10 Myths of Gun Control Jose Nino More Guns Less Crime John Lott Health and Nutrition Death by Food Pyramid Denise Minger Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim It Mary Ruwart The Primal Prescription Doug Mcguff and Robert Murphy Fat for Fuel Dr. Joseph Mercola Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless Health Casey Means and Calley Means Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf Blind Spots: The Medicine Gets it Wrong and What it Means For our Health Marty Makary Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity Peter Attia History - General A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell A Peoples History of the United States Howard Zinn Albions\u0026rsquo;s Seed David Hackett Fischer The Dawn Of Everything: A New History of Humanity David Graber A Little History of the World EH Gombrich Debt: The First 5000 Years David Graber History of Government Institutions Legacy of Ashes: A history of the CIA Tim Weiner Enemies: A history of the FBI Tim Weiner The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles and their Secret World War Steven Kinzer Overthrow: Americas Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to Iraq Steven Kinzer History of Socialism The Almost Nearly Perfect People Michael Booth The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel Castro Humberto Fontova The Case Against Socialism Rand Paul History of War and Military The Strategic Logic of Suicide Bombers Robert Pape Enough Already: Time to End the War on Terror Scott Horton Death by Government: Genocide and Mass Murder Since 1900 R.J. Rummel Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catastrophe of Ukraine Scott Horton All the Shahs Men Stephen Kirzner Property Rights Against Intellectual Property Stephan Kinsella (Property Rights) - Freedom on the Frontier Terry Anderson \u0026amp; Peter J Hill How Music Got Free Steven Witt Water Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Space Capitalism Walter Block \u0026amp; Peter Nelson Against Intellectual Monopoly Michelle Boldrin \u0026amp; David Levine Intro to Liberty The Law Frederic Bastiat The Road to Serfdom Friedrich Hayek Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom Ron Paul The Revolution Ron Paul Intro to Anarchy No Treason: The Constitution of no Authority Lysander Spooner The Most Dangerous Superstition Larken Rose The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to Obey Michael Huemer The Anarchist\u0026rsquo;s Handbook Organized by Michael Malice Dissenting Electorate: Those Who Refuse to Vote and the Legitimacy of Their Opposition Wendy McElroy Individual Liberty Benjamin Tucker Freedom’s Progress: A History of Political Thought Gerard Casey Living Freedom The Freedom Outlaw\u0026rsquo;s Handbook: 179 Things to Do \u0026rsquo;til the Revolution Claire Wolfe 101 Things to Do \u0026lsquo;Til the Revolution: Ideas and Resources for Self-Liberation, Monkey Wrenching and Preparedness Claire Wolfe Don\u0026rsquo;t Shoot the Bastards (Yet): 101 More Ways to Salvage Freedom Claire Wolfe Net Neutrality The Fallacy of Net Neutrality Thomas Hazlett The Master Switch Tim Wu The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless Technology Thomas Hazlett Code 2.0 Lawrence Lessig Philosophy - General Drive: Understanding the science of Human motivation Daniel Pink Defending the Undefendable Walter Block Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder Nassim Taleb The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion Johnathan Haidt Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World David Epstein Philosophy - Political The Ethics of Liberty Murray Rothbard Anatomy of the State Murray Rothbard An Agorist Primer Samuel Konkin Our Enemy, the State Albert J Nock Police Brutality and the Justice system Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America\u0026rsquo;s Police Forces Radley Balko A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State John Whitehead The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison America Naomi Murakawa The New Jim Crow Michelle Alexander Ghettoside Jill Leovy I Can\u0026rsquo;t Breathe: A Killing on Bay Street Matt Taibbi Justice Before the Law Michael Huemer Revisionist History The Myth of the Robber Barons Burt Folsom The Art of Contrary Thinking Humphrey B. Neill Why American History is Not What They Say: An Introduction to Revisionism Jeff Riggenbach Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong James W. Loewen The Roosevelt Myth John T. Flynn The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary War Thomas J. DiLorenzo Security and Privacy The Art of Invisibility Kevin Mitnick How to Be Invisible J. J. Luna No Place to Hide Glen Greenwald Public Record Edward Snowden The Production of Security Gustave di Molinari Extreme Privacy: How to Disapear on the Internet Michael Bazzell Watchman Privacy Gabriel Custodiet Privacy in Utopia Gabriel Custodiet Schooling and Unschooling Radical Unschooling Dayna Martin The Case against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and Money Bryan Caplan Weapons of Mass Instruction John Taylor Gatto The Absorbent Mind Maria Montessori The College Scam: How America\u0026rsquo;s Universities Are Bankrupting and Brainwashing Away the Future of America\u0026rsquo;s Youth Charlie Kirk "},{"id":3,"href":"/covid/","title":"Covid","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Every single thing that was done in public health in response to the pandemic made it worse.\u0026rdquo; - Peter A. McCullough\nThe Covid19 Lockdowns were the biggest event in our lifetimes. The damage done was immeasurable and still continues to this day. The power centers are looking to continue on with all of the covid tyranny. We must be vigilant in fighting back against the medical industrial complex.\nAnti Covid Orgs# Banners 4 Freedom - An organization dedicated to protesting Covid Mandates using billboards across the world.\nChildren\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense - Children\u0026rsquo;s Health Defense® is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Their mission is to end childhood health epidemics by working aggressively to eliminate harmful exposures, hold those responsible accountable and establish safeguards to prevent future harm. They fight corruption, mass surveillance and censorship that put profits before people as well as advocate for worldwide rights to health freedom and bodily autonomy ^1^\nEvidenceNotFear - An evidence-based guide against all of the Covid madness.\nFeds 4 Med Freedom - Feds for Medical Freedom is fighting for medical freedoms and personal autonomy. They stand against unconstitutional and immoral vaccine mandates that have cost thousands of federal employees and contractors their careers and livelihoods.\nFLCCC Alliance - A group of doctors who got together to push back against the public Covid response. They provide real education on Covid, and demonized treatments like Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine and recovery against.\nGBDeclaration.org - One of the first major organizations to push back against Covid lockdowns. The Great Barrington Declaration is a major worldwide petition sponsored by doctors and scientists against the Covid lockdowns.\nHowbad - Resources for tracking all aspects of specific Covid batchs data, this also includes leaked data, and some aspects of other vaccines and medical malpractice.\nICAN Informed Consent Action Network - Founded in 2016, ICAN was created with the goal of providing every person with the right to informed consent. They believe that by holding regulators accountable through their successful legal actions, individuals will become empowered to make truly informed decisions about their own health and the health of their families. Using an unprecedented legal strategy, ICAN has successfully won lawsuits against Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control, the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration. Founded by Del Bigtree of the Highwire and works regularly with Aaron Siri and his firm.\nLaw Offices of Siri Glimstead - Led by Lawyer Aaron Siri, Siri Glimstead has been at the forefront of defending legal rights against Covid restrictions and damages done by the Covid vaccines, as well as more traditional vaccines. They also focus on other things like civil rights or protection of whistle blowers.\nPhysicians for Informed Consent - Physicians for Informed Consent empowers the public with scientific information about infectious diseases and vaccines.\nPureBloodRegistry - Blood donations for and from people who have not gotten the Covid-19 vaccine.\nThe Highwire - An educational journalistic organization that has been working for years to bring accountability to the world of vaccines and especially Covid vaccines. Founded by Del Bigtree.\nVacSafety - The VSRF’s mission is to advance COVID-19 vaccine safety through scientific research, public education, and advocacy, and to support the vaccine injured. They present the most up-to-date and relevant information on COVID-19 and public health policies, free from corporate press, agenda-driven narratives, and sponsorships with conflict of interest. They encourage questions and an open dialogue of transparency on any medical and scientific information presented.\nFake Mask Websites# Fake Mask Worldwide - A company that sells obviously fake masks, less obviously fake masks and other Covid related items.\nGetUnmask - Breathable masks that look like regular masks. Company now sells other unrelated products as well.\nMedical Drug Purchase# Purchase Medical Drugs including Ivermection and Hydroxychloroquine from high quality third party services.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinil. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nMetrics# ICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nOpen Vaers - Open Vaers takes the CDC\u0026rsquo;s government data from VAERS and makes it much more readable and easy to understand. As of 9/23 there were over 36,000 deaths and over 1.5 million Covid vaccine related reports to VAERS.\nNo-Jab Job Boards# Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types.\nRedballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or Covid nonsense.\nUnjected - Social media for meeting and dating unvaccinated people.\nVaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status.\nVaccine Injured Support# Covid Vax Recovery Guide - A Covid vaccine detox guide written by nutritional scientist and liberty leaning Dr. Chris Masterjohn.\nCovid19CriticalCare.com - An in-depth recovery Post-Vaccine Treatment Protocol guide from the doctors at the FLCC Alliance.\nIronHeart Bloodworks - IronHeart Bloodworks is a new blood bank membership that gives you control over your blood choices during medical procedures. When you need it, IronHeart Bloodworks quickly sends you COVID-19 unvaccinated blood—a unique service in the healthcare industry. You should have the freedom to choose what blood is in your body.\nReact19.org - React19 is a science-based non-profit offering financial, physical, and emotional support for those suffering from long-term COVID-19 vaccine adverse events globally. Their mission is to bring healing to the moms, dads, friends, and loved ones who are facing life-altering side effects from their COVID-19 vaccine. They build bridges between patients and research institutions in order to develop a better understanding of vaccine complications.\nSpike Protein Detox - Peter McCullough\u0026rsquo;s Spike protein Detox protocol. Peter\u0026rsquo;s company also sells a specific Detox Support Formula.\nZelenko Protocol - Dr. Vladimir Zelenko was one of the first doctors to push back on mainstream Covid dogma. While Zelenko has since passed his protocol and supplements are still useful for fighting Covid ^2^\n"},{"id":4,"href":"/deathathletes/","title":"Death Athletes","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;We always knew it was going to happen, it was according to our plan. For our kind, this is nothing.\u0026rdquo; - Cody Wilson\nDeath Athletes refers to a concept going back to Ancient Greece and popularized by 3d Gun Printing Activist Cody Wilson called \u0026ldquo;The Death Athletic\u0026rdquo;. Cody gave a speech at Guns and Bitcoin 2022 talking about the beauty of death given in service to ones beliefs. While not always literal this is often metaphorical, Cody talks about the public death and having been killed in the public as a metaphor. The Death Athletic specifically refers to someone who engaged in practice to promote freedom and was persecuted for doing so. While many people have been prosecuted unfairly, there is a difference between general victims and those who specifically took the risk of fighting the state and lost.\nCheck out the speech here!\nDeath Athletes# Roger Ver - Roger Ver is a freedom activist who was one of the first investors in Bitcoin. Roger has worked as a liberty and Bitcoin activist for over a decade and has made major financial contributions and investments to projects like, DefCad, ShapeShift, FEE, Ross Ulbricht\u0026rsquo;s Legal Defense, Wikileaks, Kraken and many many more. In April 2024 Roger was arrested and detained in Spain on the request of the US government for alleged tax evasion claims in regarding to his exit tax in 2014. Roger is currently looking at a potential 100 year prison sentence for numerous ridiculous legal charges. Roger has been trapped in Spain since April 2024.\nRoss Ulbricht - Ross Ulbricht is the alleged founder and operator of the Silk Road website. The Silk Road offered consumers a safe and trusted way to purchase drugs and other contraband items. Ross was arrested and imprisoned in 2013. He was sentenced to two life sentences plus 40 years and millions of dollars in fines in a corrupt trial. Ross is scheduled to be released as Donald Trump promised to commute his sentence on Day one of his presidency.\nJulian Assange - Julian Assange is one of the greatest journalists of all time. Julian founded Wikileaks in 2006 and has exposed mass public corruption across the world regarding governments and corporations. Julian was forced into home arrest and then asylum for close to a decade based off ridiculous sex charges that were eventually dropped. In 2019 Julian was pulled out of his Asylum and pull into solitary confinement in BellMarsh prison until June 2024. Julian signed a plea deal and was released.\nEdward Snowden - Edward Snowden is a NSA Whistleblower who exposed massive NSA Corruption in 2013, mostly in regards to illegal mass surveillance on citizens. Snowden has been trapped in Russia ever since.\nSamurai Wallet Devs - In May 2024 Samurai Wallets Domain was seized and the two devs known publicly as TDev and Samurai were arrested and charged with money laundering due to the Bitcoin coinjoin functions built into the website.\nTornado Cash Devs - Tornado Cash is a decentralized coinjoin provider for the Ethereum Crypto Currency. In 2022 Tornado Cash was added to the OFACT List and the Devs Roman Storm and Alex Pertsev where charged with Money Laundering.\nAaron Swartz - Internet pioneer and free speech advocate. Creator of the Guerilla Access Open Manifest as well as several other open source technologies, Aaron Swartz tragically killed himself in 2013 thanks to overzealous prosecutors from the DOJ that were threatening Aaron with decades in prison for attempted publishing of copyrighted documents, despite the fact that the document had never been published and the owner of those copyrights Jstore, had actually dropped the charges.\nIan Freemen - Freeman, known for advocating freedom and financial privacy through bitcoin, found himself targeted by federal prosecutors. Initially facing charges including bank fraud and wire fraud, these allegations were eventually dropped due to lack of evidence. The core of the case revolved around money laundering and conspiracy charges. Ultimately, Freeman received a severe sentence of eight years in prison, a $40,000 fine, and forfeiture of $5 million in assets, despite not being convicted of the fraud charges prosecutors initially highlighted.\nCody Wilson - The creator of the Death Athletic concept as well as the founder of Defcad.com and first person to create a 3d printed Gun. Cody has been at the forefront of fighting for 2nd amendment and 1st amendment as they pertain to code and digital rights for over a decade. Cody has been involved in many lawsuits with the federal government as a result and suffered charges for sex crimes in 2018. He is currently free and working for Defcad.\nJay Stark - The anonymous creator of the FGC-9, which stands for \u0026ldquo;Fuck Gun Control.\u0026rdquo; The FGC was the first project to enable the creation of a fully 3d printed gun that did not require any actual gun parts, instead it uses items that can be purchased from conventional stores all over the world. Jay Stark was arrested in April 2021 on suspicions of owning illegal weapons, however none of these weapons were found and he was not taken into custody. Two days later he was found dead sitting in his car in front of his parents house. While the offical cause of death ruled out \u0026ldquo;foul play\u0026rdquo; it is difficult for most to believe that this was simply a coincidence.\n"},{"id":5,"href":"/defense/","title":"Defense","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles.\u0026rdquo; - Jeff Cooper\nWhen any government deprives a citizen of his freedom or property, the individual must take action to publicise his grievances. To this end, I hope to illustrate in the following pages, the futility of gun control, and that no amount of arbitrary legislation can ever prevent those wanting firearms from owning them. The individual who has the ability to construct his own homemade gun can never be permanently disarmed by any level of gun control legislation. - Philip Luty\nDIY Firearms# The 3D Printer has significantly advanced the ease of manufacturing reliable weapons absent the eye of the watchful state. Of course, it is not the only manufacturing tool available, but you will find it the most expedient.\nGetting Started# The following guides provide a basic introduction to 3D printed firearms. If your budget is limited, Creality printers may be the only option. But they are unreliable, and you may spend more time troubleshooting issues than printing. We recommend Prusa for their reliability and unwavering commitment to open source. Bambu Lab printers have recently gained in popularity for their speed, reliability, and multi-material options. However, they have a history of patenting established open source designs, and even more importantly, severely compromise your privacy. More information here. On this principle, we recommend against giving them your money.\nAs you evaluate printers and cad software, keep privacy at the top of your mind. While this practice may currently be legal in your jurisdiction, the state may kidnap and jail you anyway.\nHoffman Tactical The CTRL+PEW Getting Started Guide Ammunition# Fenix Ammunition - Manufactured in the USA by liberty obsessed individuals, and accept Bitcoin for payment. Books# Expedient Homemade Firearms by Philip Luty Expedient Recoilless Launcher: Panzerfaust by Jonathan Wild Communities# Deterrence Dispensed Rocket Chat - Large public group chat for all things 3d printed firearms. FOSSCAD Subreddit - a subreddit focused on 3d printed firearms of all types. However, censorship on reddit continues to grow, and we encourage migration to censorship resistant communities. Files# Most firearm designs are uploaded by individual creators to Odysee. DEFCAD is another source, but requires a paid membership. Most files available on DEFCAD are already available for free on Odysee.\n3D Gun Builder - A comprehensive directory of designs with direct links to Odysee pages. DEFCAD - Many files here are out of date and hosted without the permission of the original developers. GunCad Developer Index - A list of guncad developer Odysee pages. Legal Advocacy Groups# Organizations fighting within the legal system to expand gun rights.\nDefense Distributed Firearm Policy Coalition Rocky Mountain Gun Owners Second Amendment Foundation Merchants# Places to find parts, part kits, tools, ammo, and more..\nParts# Aves Engineering - Glock rails and MAC11 components. Every Gun Part - Exhaustive collection of parts kits (everything but the receiver) and more. Ghost Guns - More parts kits. JSD Supply - Pistol components and more. MAF Arms - Build kits for printed receiver designs. Replicator USA - 3d printed suppressors. Riptide Rails - Glock rails, magazine springs, and other printed firearms components. Newsletters \u0026amp; Podcasts# En Bloc Press - Paid newsletter and podcast focused on the 3d printed firearm space and adjacent politics. Open Source Defense - Weekly newsletter focused on expanding gun rights with \u0026ldquo;0% culture war\u0026rdquo;. Out of Battery Live - Live podcast focused on interviewing guncad developers and builders. Propaganda# Documentaries, talks, and other media.\nDeath Athletic Documentary The New Radical Plastic Defense: Secret 3D Printed Guns in Europe The Plastic Power: A Speech The Unshackled Englishman Resources# Shootingbot - Monitors price and availability of ammunition and reloading components. Training# Ok, you can build a firearm in your garage. Now learn how to use it. Before you start LARPING, consider what type of training is most useful. Read this.\nGamut Resolutions - Tactical pistol and carbine classes. Based in Florida but courses are taught in many locations across the US. Guns For Everyone - Free concealed carry classes based out of Colorado. Long Range Shooters of Utah - Multiday courses in shooting up to and beyond 1000 yards in Price, UT. MantisX - MantisX is a gun training system that takes a data-driven approach to helping you achieve shooting mastery with no ammo required. Unlike some dry fire trainers, MANTISX works while attached to ANY firearm (pistol, rifle, or shotgun). By analyzing every shot and generating actionable data, MANTISX helps you improve your accuracy quickly. Solutionary University - Beginner firearm and defense training. Run by Liberty Activist Maj Toure, who has been travelling across the US providing firearms training, particularly in black neighborhoods. Thunder Ranch - Multiday courses in pistol, rifle, and shotgun, founded by Clint Smith and based in Oregon. "},{"id":6,"href":"/education/","title":"Education","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Education and Training# \u0026ldquo;Government schooling is the most radical adventure in history. It kills the family by monopolizing the best times of childhood and by teaching disrespect for home and parents.\u0026rdquo; - John Taylor Gatto\nModern schooling has been terrible for years. Following the covid insanity and the addition of woke politics the schools are proving less and less value by the day. But education can be done through a vareity of methods. In the modern age their are many better ways to educate yourself and your children than traditional school.\nAlternative Schools# Options for schools that are close to the traditional model, but do something different.\nMontessori Schools - Montessori classrooms are ideal workplaces, where children are engaged, energetic, exploring, social, and most of all, learning to take ownership of their own education. They’re also unified communities in which each child understands the responsibility of being an individual student in the class while supporting the learning of others.\nWestern Governors University - While still suffering from some of the issues of traditional education, WGU provides a solid alternative for anyone who still wants to pursue traditional college degrees. Offering Bachelors and Masters programs in IT, Business, Nursing, Finance and Education. WGU is a completely online school, with relatively cheap degree programs that are performance based, meaning you can take the classes at your own pace and are not required to attend classes you dont need.\nAlternatives to School# Liberty Classroom - A wide range of courses. Mostly focused on history but offers other courses on econimics and logics. All courses are taught from a liberty perspective. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. Mises Econ Grad Progam - Economics Grad program that teaches free market Austrian Economics from one of the most prominent liberty focused think tanks. Praxis - Praxis is an intense personal and professional development program for young adults who want to work hard, build skills, learn how to create value, and develop a positive vision of the future for their lives and careers. Praxis is a college alternative that offers a 1 year practical devopment plan that ends up teaching you real world practical skills and connecting you with an intership at the end of your program. School of Life - A course to help you enhance whatever you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Provides biweekly webinars from the best liberty minds to bring your practile and actionable advice for your business, non Profit, cause or whatever else you\u0026rsquo;re working on. Founded by Liberty author and Podcast host Tom Woods. TenToad - A program that helps families transition to a school-free life with a solid foundation of knowledge and the tools to get started with confidence. Embrace living and learning without school. ThinkExodus - Exodus Institute aims to provide families with a quality alternative to public schools, and support homeschool families with enrichment courses that foster critical thinking, academic skills, and counter the left-wing indoctrination found in education, culture, and the media. Unschoolers.org - Unschooling and peaceful parenting educational organization. Unschooling is an alternative to traditional schooling and even home schooling that works to encourage and focus and direct children\u0026rsquo;s natural curiosity. Unschooling Resources with Dayna Martin - Dayna Martin has been living and breathing Unschooling for 2 decades, while also working to educate many others on these principles. You can find many of the best unschooling resources here. Homeschool Resources# Acellusacademy - Acellus Academy is a K-12 online private school located in Kansas City, Missouri as a 501c3. Acellus Academy provides instruction online through distance education via the Acellus Learning System. Acellus, a program of the International Academy of Science, is an online learning system that has been used to provide primary instruction to millions of students in thousands of schools throughout the United States.\nHome School Legal Defense Association - With over 100,000 member families, Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) is the nation’s largest, most trusted homeschool advocacy organization.\nPower Home School - Power Homeschool is the official provider of online Acellus® courses for parents independently homeschooling their children without teacher support. Power is a not an accredited curriculum.\nRon Paul Curriculum - A liberty focused home school curriculum for all grades based on the ideas of former congressman Ron Paul. The curriculum was largely designed by Liberty Classroom founder, Tom Woods.\nTuttle Twins Academy - From the authors of some of the best selling Liberty Kids books, comes the academy for home learning. Catered for kids TTA offers courses in Finances, Logic \u0026amp; Critical Thinking, Entrepreneurship, and many more to come.\n"},{"id":7,"href":"/frontends/","title":"Front Ends","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy. The savage’s whole existence is public, ruled by the laws of his tribe. Civilization is the process of setting man free from men.\u0026rdquo; - Ayn Rand\nPrivacy Front ends are interfaces that interact with well known services that dont respect your privacy. Apps like Youtube or Facebook can be accessed via privacy respecting generally open source apps.\nApple AirPlay# air-pi-play - Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Airplay server using RPiPlay to enable screen mirroring on tvs, monitors and projectors. RPiPlay - An open-source AirPlay mirroring server for the Raspberry Pi. Supports iOS 9 and up. Apple Music# Cider - Cross-platform Apple Music experience based on Electron and Vue.js written from scratch with performance in mind Discord# gtkcord4 - A lightweight Discord client written in Golang which uses GTK3 for the user interface Facebook# SlimSocial - Android, alternative front-end for Facebook, built with Java Frost - An extensive and functional open source third party app for Facebook (Android app) Facebook Messenger# Caprine - Unofficial and privacy-focused Facebook Messenger app with many useful features fb-messenger-cli - Use your Facebook account to chat with your friends sneakily in the command line, it\u0026rsquo;s as easy as logging in, choosing a convo and chatting away Google Search# LibreX - Privacy-respecting free meta-search engine (free as in freedom). Small and simple meta-search engine, fetches and anonymizes results from Google only, has API support, allows redirects to Invidious/Bibliogram/Nitter/Libreddit.\nSearXNG - SearXNG is a free internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from various search services and databases. Users are neither tracked nor profiled (SearXNG is a fork of Searx).\nSearx - Searx is a free privacy-respecting internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from more than 70 search services. Users are neither tracked nor profiled. Additionally, Searx can be used over Tor for online anonymity.\nWhoogle Search - A self-hosted, ad-free, privacy-respecting metasearch engine for Google.\nGoogle Translate# Crow Translate - Simple and lightweight cross-platform translator that allows translation using LibreTranslate, Lingva, Google, Bing, and Yandex, as well as text-to-speech using Google.\nDeepL Android - Unofficial Android client for DeepL.\nInstaLate - Distraction-free translation for Android, to be used directly from within any app. Supports Beolingus, DeepL, Dict.cc, GNU CIDE, Heinzelnisse, LibreTranslate, Linguee, WikDict, and Wiktionary.\nLingva Translate - Alternative front-end for Google Translate, serving as a free and open-source translator with over a hundred languages available.\nSimplyTranslate - Provide fast and private translations to the user without wasting much overhead for extensive styling or JavaScript. Supports Google Translate, DeepL, ICIBA, and LibreTranslate.\nSimplyTranslate Mobile - Unofficial Android client of SimplyTranslate.\nHacker News# Hackers - A native iOS app for Hacker News.\nHackerweb - A simply readable Hacker News web app.\nHckrnws - A custom front-end for a better reading experience of HackerNews.\nHN-search - Algolia Hacker News search.\nHNTopLinks - Top Links on Hacker News.\nImgur# Imgin - Minimal Imgur front end Imgrs - Imgrs is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. It\u0026rsquo;s a Rust rewrite of a previous Imgur proxy project, Omgur. Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/imgrs Omgur - Omgur is a free and open-source alternative Imgur front-end focused on privacy. Inspired by the Invidious, Nitter, and Teddit projects. No JavaScript or ads All requests go through the Omgur backend, client never talks to Imgur Prevents Imgur from tracking your IP or JavaScript fingerprint Lightweight Self-hostable Mirror of the original repository on Github: https://github.com/geraldwuhoo/omgur Rimgo - Self-hosted frontend for Imgur written in Go. Website: https://i.bcow.xyz/ Rimgu - Self-hosted alternative frontend/ proxy for Imgur Instagram# Bibliogram - Bibliogram is an alternative front-end for Instagram. Public instances: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/bibliogram-docs/tree/master/docs/Instances.md Mastodon# Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Hyperspace - cross-platform Mastodon client for the fediverse written in TypeScript and React Pinafore - Alternative web client for Mastodon, focused on speed and simplicity Sengi - cross-platform multi-account Mastodon \u0026amp; Pleroma desktop client TheDesk - cross-platform Mastodon \u0026amp; Misskey desktop client Tootle - simple GTK-based Linux Mastodon client Tusky - lightweight Android Mastodon client Medium# Scribe - Alternative front-end to Medium.com Other services# ArchiveBox - Open source self-hosted web archiving. Takes URLs/browser history/bookmarks/Pocket/Pinboard/etc., saves HTML, JS, PDFs, media, and more etherpad-lite - Collaborative rich text editor. A modern really-real-time collaborative document editor Gitea - Lightweight git server. Git with a cup of tea, painless self-hosted git service Hedgedoc - Collaborative markdown editor. A platform to write and share markdown Librarian - Alternative frontend for LBRY / Odysee.com MediathekViewWeb - Video content of German public-service television broadcasters (e.g. ARD, ZDF) Official instance: mediathekviewweb.de NoPaste - NoPaste is an open-source website similar to Pastebin where you can store any piece of code, and generate links for easy sharing PrivateBin - Zero knowledge encrypted paste-bin. A minimalist, open source online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data. Data is encrypted/decrypted in the browser using 256 bits AES Snapdrop - Similar to Apple\u0026rsquo;s Airdrop but in your browser. A Progressive Web App for local file sharing Vaultwarden - Password manager. Unofficial Bitwarden compatible server written in Rust, formerly known as bitwarden_rs Wikiless - A free open source alternative Wikipedia front-end focused on privacy Reddit# Due to recent changes with the Reddit API Policy you may have mixed success with these. These are kept here in the event that this changes, but otherwise these are mostly dead projects\nDawn - Open-source Reddit app Available on F-Droid Forked from Dank: https://github.com/saket/Dank Eddrit - Alternative front-end for Reddit, inspired by Nitter, built with Python \u0026amp; Starlette. Fedilab - multi-account Android Mastodon client Infinity - Reddit client for Android Available on F-Droid junipf/reddit-frontend - A reddit front-end written in React Official instance: https://jpf-reddit.netlify.app kddit - uWSGI frontend for Reddit.com written in Python Official instance: https://kddit.kalli.st Libreddit - Alternative front-end for Reddit. Themed around Reddit\u0026rsquo;s new design - Lightweight, no JavaScript, no ads, no tracking. Official instance: libredd.it Public instances: https://github.com/spikecodes/libreddit#instances RedditClient - Alternative front-end for Reddit, built with Angular Roffline - A self-hosted offline Reddit server. It allows you to browse Reddit posts (including any media in the post) while offline. It is targeted at people that have intermittent internet Snew - Open-source client for Reddit forked from the Reddit source code. Slide - Open source, ad free Reddit browser for Android Available on F-Droid Stealth - Account-free, privacy-oriented, and feature-rich Reddit client. Available on F-Droid Teddit - Alternative Reddit front-end focused on privacy - Lightweight, no ads, no JavaScript, unofficial API. Official instance: https://teddit.net Public instances: https://github.com/teddit-net/teddit#instances Github mirror repository Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Teddit Top of Reddit - Top Reddit posts every day. Troddit: A web client for Reddit Official instance: https://www.troddit.com Updoot - Android, alternative front-end for Reddit. Xeddit - A Xamarin.Forms app for Reddit. Official instance: xeddit.com Example: /r/Privacy on Reddit and Xeddit Redirection# Farside - Farside provides links that automatically redirect to working instances of privacy-oriented alternative frontends, such as Nitter, Libreddit, etc. This allows for users to have more reliable access to the available public instances for a particular service, while also helping to distribute traffic more evenly across all instances and avoid performance bottlenecks and rate-limiting. LibRedirect - App that redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends. If you click on a link of a Youtube like it will redirect to you to Newpipe, Twitter to nitter, Wikipedia to Wikiless etc. Privacy Redirect - A simple web extension that redirects Twitter, YouTube, Instagram \u0026amp; Google Maps requests to privacy friendly alternatives Firefox Add-On: Privacy Redirect Chrome Extension: Privacy Redirect UntrackMe - UntrackMe transforms Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Reddit and Medium and Wikipedia links to links of open source, privacy friendly front-ends. Converts Google Maps links to OpenStreetMap links. Removes tracking parameters from any url. Then delegates the action to other apps that are capable of handling them. (Android app) Watch on Odysee - Browser add on that redirects you from YouTube to odysee a decentralized Youtube alternative libredirect - A web extension that redirects popular sites to alternative privacy-friendly frontends and backends. Actively maintained fork of Privacy Redirect that supports Youtube, Youtube Music, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, Imgur, Reddit, Searx, Google Translate, Google Maps, Wikipedia, and Medium Reuters# Neuters - An alternative front-end to Reuters.com. It is intended to be lightweight and fast, and was heavily inspired by Nitter Official instance: https://boxcat.site Shazam# SongRec - Open-source Shazam client for Linux, written in Rust. Spotify# Downtify - Open source Spotify ripper. Kotify - Requires Spotify Account - Multiplatform desktop client for Spotify focused on library organization for power users. Relies on official Spotify client for playback Librespot - Requires Spotify Premium Account - librespot is an open source client library for Spotify. It enables applications to use Spotify\u0026rsquo;s service to control and play music via various backends, and to act as a Spotify Connect receiver. It is an alternative to the official and now deprecated closed-source libspotify. Additionally, it will provide extra features which are not available in the official library Oggify - Download Spotify tracks to Ogg Vorbis (with a Spotify premium account), based on librespot psst - Fast and multi-platform Spotify client with native GUI Spot: Gtk/Rust native Spotify client for the GNOME desktop. Only works with premium accounts Spotiqueue - Minimalistic queue-oriented macOS-native client for Spotify, with Guile Scheme scriptability Spotiflyer - Download free content from Youtube, Spotify, Sound Cloud and more Spotube: A lightweight and free Spotify crossplatform-client which handles playback manually, streams music using Youtube \u0026amp; no Spotify premium account is needed SpotX: Modified Spotify Client for Windows (Windows Only) - Blocking ads and updates for the desktop version of Spotify, disabling podcasts and more Telegram# Telegram-FOSS - Unofficial, FOSS-friendly fork of the original Telegram client for Android. TikTok# ProxiTok - Open source alternative frontend for TikTok made with PHP. Official instance: https://proxitok.herokuapp.com Twitch# ElectronPlayer - Electron Based Web Video Services Player. Supports Netflix, Youtube, Twitch, Floatplane, Hulu and more streamlink-twitch-gui - Multi platform Twitch.tv browser for Streamlink Twire: Alternative and open source Twitch client for Android Xtra - Twitch player and browser for Android Twitter/X# Due to recent changes with the Twitter API Policy you may have mixed success with these.\nFritter - A free, open-source Twitter client for Android. Harpy - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Flutter/Dart. Nitter - Alternative Twitter front-end - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Official instance: nitter.net Public instances: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances Example: Troy Hunt on Twitter and Nitter Shitter - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built with Java. Tweet-app - Desktop Twitter client only for tweeting. Timeline never shows up. Tweeterr - A tool to use Twitter from the command line on the fly. Tweepy - Twitter for Python Twidere X - Android, alternative front-end for Twitter, built mostly with Kotlin, in early stage. YouTube# Alltube - Web GUI for youtube-dl AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. BlackHole - Android music player app for YouTube Music and Spotify made with Flutter CloudTube - Alternative front-end for Invidious Official instance: https://tube.cadence.moe Installation guide for self-hosting: https://git.sr.ht/~cadence/tube-docs/tree/main/item/docs/cloudtube/Installing%20CloudTube.md FreeTube - Open source YouTube desktop player for privacy on Windows, Mac and Linux Invidious - Invidious is an alternative front-end to YouTube - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking, no JavaScript required Home page: https://invidious.io Invidious instances (Github): https://github.com/iv-org/documentation/blob/master/Invidious-Instances.md Invidious instances API: https://api.invidious.io Installation guide for self-hosting: https://docs.invidious.io/Installation.md Invidious-viewer - Python application to watch YouTube videos through the Invidious API, in the terminal (requires MPV player and libmpv.so, provided by Linux distro) Invuedious - An alternative frontend for invidious built with vue.js Official instance: https://bocchilorenzo.github.io/invuedious/ LibreTube - Android frontend for YouTube, based on Piped minitube - Lightweight youtube client with a kid-friendly interface. Can make playlists from search keywords mps-youtube - Terminal based YouTube player and downloader. NewPipe - A libre lightweight streaming front-end for Android oleksis/youtube-dl-gui - Cross-platform front-end GUI of the popular youtube-dl written in wxPython OpenVideoDownloader aka jely2002/youtube-dl-gui - A cross-platform GUI for youtube-dl made in Electron and node.js Piped - An alternative privacy-friendly YouTube frontend which is efficient by design - Lightweight, no ads, no tracking Official instance: https://piped.kavin.rocks List of public instances: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped/wiki/Instances Installation guide for self-hosting: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Documentation/blob/main/content/docs/self-hosting/index.md pipe-viewer - A lightweight application (fork of straw-viewer) for searching and playing videos from YouTube. Plumber - Local and remote video trimmer, can trim parts of video without downloading whole video, utilizes youtube-dl, allows conversion to GIFs smtube - Stand-alone YouTube video player Website: https://www.smtube.org SMTube is part of SMPlayer SMPlayer website: https://www.smplayer.info SMPlayer repository: https://github.com/smplayer-dev/smplayer SmartTubeNext - SmartTubeNext is an advanced YouTube app for Android TVs and TV boxes, free and open source. It is not a live TV client and does not support \u0026ldquo;YouTube TV\u0026rdquo;. SkyTube - An open-source YouTube app for Android. Tartube - A GUI front-end for youtube-dl, partly based on youtube-dl-gui and written in Python 3 / Gtk 3 th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). TubeArchivist - A self hosted YouTube media server. TubeSync - TubeSync is a PVR (personal video recorder) for YouTube. It syncs YouTube channels and playlists to a locally hosted media server. ViewTube - An alternative front-end for YouTube, written in Vue.js, uses Plyr video player; supports SponsorBlock, multiple Invidious instances support, chapters Vividl - Modern Windows GUI for youtube-dl Youtube-dl - Command-line program to download videos from YouTube.com and other video sites Youtube-viewer - Lightweight YouTube client for Linux YouTube.js - Full-featured wrapper around the Innertube API, which is what YouTube itself uses uYouPlus - uYouPlus (uYou+) is an alternative YouTube app for Apple\u0026rsquo;s iOS and iPadOS. yattee - Alternative YouTube frontend for iOS, tvOS and macOS built with Invidious and Piped, supports sponsorblock yt-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously without forcing javascript (Fork of youtube-local) yt-dlp - A youtube-dl fork with additional features and fixes. ytcc - Command line tool to keep track of your favorite playlists on YouTube and many other places. Can import youtube subscriptions from Google Takeout and provide them as an RSS feed for your favorite reader. ytfzf - A POSIX script that helps you find Youtube videos (without API) and opens/downloads them using mpv/youtube-dl. ytmdl - A simple app to get songs from YouTube in mp3 format with artist name, album name etc from sources like iTunes, LastFM, Deezer, Gaana etc. ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. ytdl-gui - A simple-to-use, cross-platform graphical interface for youtube-dl youtube-local - Browser-based client for watching Youtube anonymously and with greater page performance ytcast - Cast YouTube videos to your smart TV from the command line. This program does roughly the same thing as the \u0026ldquo;Play on TV\u0026rdquo; button that appears on the player bar when you visit youtube.com with Chrome or when you use the YouTube smartphone app YouTube Music# AudioTube - Client for YouTube Music. Plasma-mobile project with an interface designed for Linux phones. Beatbump - An alternative frontend for YouTube Music created using Svelte/SvelteKit, powered by Cloudflare Workers. th-ch/youtube-music - YouTube Music desktop app based on Electron bundled with custom plugins (including built-in ad blocker and downloader). ytmdesktop - Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux) desktop app for YouTube Music. Has a (proprietary?) remote control app for Android. "},{"id":8,"href":"/hacking/","title":"Hacking","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The truth is revealed by removing things that stand in its light, an art not unlike sculpture, in which the artist creates, not by building, but by hacking away.\u0026rdquo; - Alan Watts\nWelcome to the Hacking section of Liberty tools! Hacking should be used to increase your knowledge and harden your defenses. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAnonymity# BinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\nI2P - The Invisible Internet Project.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nNipe - Script to redirect all traffic from the machine to the Tor network.\nOnionScan - One of the Hacking Tools for investigating the Dark Web by finding operational security issues introduced by Tor hidden service operators.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nTor - Free software and onion routed overlay network that helps you defend against traffic analysis.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nBug Bounty Platforms# Bugcrowd List - List of many companies that provide bug bounties. CTF(Capture the flag)# Ctf-tools - Collection of setup scripts to install various security research tools easily and quickly deployable to new machines.\nPwntools - Rapid exploit development framework built for use in CTFs.\nRsaCtfTool - Decrypt data enciphered using weak RSA keys, and recover private keys from public keys using a variety of automated attacks.\nDDoS# HOIC - Updated version of Low Orbit Ion Cannon, has ‘boosters’ to get around common counter measures.\nJS LOIC - JavaScript in-browser version of LOIC.\nLOIC - Open source network stress tool for Windows.\nSlowLoris - DoS tool that uses low bandwidth on the attacking side.\nT50 - Faster network stress tool.\nUFONet - Abuses OSI layer 7 HTTP to create/manage ‘zombies’ and to conduct different attacks using; GET/POST, multithreading, proxies, origin spoofing methods, cache evasion techniques, etc.\nDefense Evasion# AntiVirus Evasion Tool (AVET) - Post-process exploits containing executable files targeted for Windows machines to avoid being recognized by antivirus software.\nHyperion - Runtime encryptor for 32-bit portable executables (“PE .exes”).\nPeCloak.py - Automates the process of hiding a malicious Windows executable from antivirus (AV) detection.\nPeCloakCapstone - Multi-platform fork of the peCloak.py automated malware antivirus evasion tool.\nUniByAv - Simple obfuscator that takes raw shellcode and generates Anti-Virus friendly executables by using a brute-forcable, 32-bit XOR key.\nVeil - Generate metasploit payloads that bypass common anti-virus solutions.\nDefcon Suggested Reading# Defcon Suggested Reading Email Spoofing# SpoofBox - Offers email, SMS, Phone spoofing and lots of other tools. Not a free service. Can also be used to look up phone numbers. Exploit Development# Exploit Writing Tutorials - Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nShellcode Examples - Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial - Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nFile Format Analysis# Hachoir - Python library to view and edit a binary stream as tree of fields and tools for metadata extraction.\nKaitai Struct - File formats and network protocols dissection language and web IDE, generating parsers in C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby.\nVeles - Binary data visualization and analysis tool.\nForensics# Autopsy - Full suite of open source forensics tools.\nCAINE - CAINE is Linux Live CD that contains a wealth of digital forensic tools. Features include a user-friendly GUI, semi-automated report creation and tools for Mobile Forensics, Network Forensics, Data Recovery and more.\nFTK Imager - Open Source Disk imaging tool.\nPaladin Forensic Suite - Live Ubuntu distro with lots of tools. Open source with free and paid versions.\nSIFT Workstation - The SIFT Workstation is a collection of free and open-source incident response and forensic tools designed to perform detailed digital forensic examinations in a variety of settings, all built inside an Ubuntu VM.\nSMART - Open source sampling of many proprietary forensics tools.\nGNU/Linux Utilities# Linux Exploit Suggester - Heuristic reporting on potentially viable exploits for a given GNU/Linux system. Hacking Focused OSINT# AQUATONE - Subdomain discovery tool utilizing various open sources producing a report that can be used as input to other tools.\nBinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.\nCensys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.\ncreepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.\nDataSploit - OSINT visualizer utilizing Shodan, Censys, Clearbit, EmailHunter, FullContact, and Zoomeye behind the scenes.\ndork-cli - Command line Google dork tool.\nFast-recon - Perform Google dorks against a domain.\nGooDork - Command line Google dorking tool.\nGoogle Hacking Database - Database of Google dorks; can be used for recon.\nGoogle-dorks - Common Google dorks and others you probably don’t know.\ngithub-dorks - CLI tool to scan Github repos/organizations for potential sensitive information leak.\nIntrigue - Automated OSINT \u0026amp; Attack Surface discovery framework with powerful API, UI and CLI.\nMaltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.\nmetagoofil - Metadata harvester.\nrecon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.\nShodan - World’s first search engine for Internet-connected devices.\nsnitch - Information gathering via dorks.\nSn1per - One of the Hacking Tools for Automated Pentest Recon Scanner.\nSpiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.\nThreat Crowd - Search engine for threats.\ntheHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.\nvcsmap - Plugin-based tool to scan public version control systems for sensitive information.\nVirus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.\nWhat Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.\nZoomEye - Search engine for cyberspace that lets the user find specific network components.\nHacking Conventions# 44Con - Annual Security Conference held in London.\nAppSecUSA - Annual conference organized by OWASP.\nBalCCon - Balkan Computer Congress, annually held in Novi Sad, Serbia.\nBlack Hat - Annual security conference in Las Vegas.\nBruCON - Annual security conference in Belgium.\nCarolinaCon - Infosec conference, held annually in North Carolina.\nCCC - Annual meeting of the international hacker scene in Germany.\nCHCon - Christchurch Hacker Con, Only South Island of New Zealand hacker con.\nDeepSec - Security Conference in Vienna, Austria.\nDefCamp - Largest Security Conference in Eastern Europe, held annually in Bucharest, Romania.\nDEF CON - Annual hacker convention in Las Vegas. Known for having a left wing bias.\nEkoparty - Largest Security Conference in Latin America, held annually in Buenos Aires, Argentina.\nFSec - FSec - Croatian Information Security Gathering in Varaždin, Croatia.\nHack3rCon - Annual US hacker conference.\nHack.lu - Annual conference held in Luxembourg.\nHackfest - Largest hacking conference in Canada.\nHITB - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nHacking In The Box - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.\nInfosecurity Europe - Europe’s number one information security event, held in London, UK.\nLayerOne - Annual US security conference held every spring in Los Angeles.\nNullcon - Annual conference in Delhi and Goa, India.\nPhreakNIC - Technology conference held annually in middle Tennessee.\nRSA Conference USA - Annual security conference in San Francisco, California, USA.\nShmooCon - Annual US East coast hacker convention.\nSkyDogCon - Technology conference in Nashville.\nSummerCon - One of the oldest hacker conventions, held during Summer.\nSwiss Cyber Storm - Annual security conference in Lucerne, Switzerland.\nThotCon - Annual US hacker conference held in Chicago.\nTroopers - Annual international IT Security event with workshops held in Heidelberg, Germany.\nVirus Bulletin Conference - Annual conference going to be held in Denver, USA for 2016.\nHash Cracking# BruteForce Wallet - Find the password of an encrypted wallet file (i.e. wallet.dat).\nCeWL - Generates custom wordlists by spidering a target’s website and collecting unique words.\nHashcat - Another One of the Hacking Tools The more fast hash cracker.\nJohn the Ripper - One of the best Hacking Tools for Fast password cracker.\nJWT Cracker - Simple HS256 JWT token brute force cracker.\nRar Crack - RAR bruteforce cracker.\nHex Editors# 0xED – Native macOS hex editor that supports plug-ins to display custom data types.\nFrhed – Binary file editor for Windows.\nHexEdit.js – Browser-based hex editing.\nHexinator – World’s finest (proprietary, commercial) Hex Editor.\nInformation Security Magazines# 2600: The Hacker Quarterly – American publication about technology and computer “underground.”\nPhrack Magazine – By far the longest running hacker zine.\nUnredacted Magazine - The official magazine from Michael Bazzell author of Extreme Privacy.\nLock Picking Resources# Awesome Lockpicking – Awesome guides, tools, and other resources about the security and compromise of locks, safes, and keys.\nBosnianbill – More lockpicking videos.\nSchuyler Towne channel – Lockpicking videos and security talks.\n/r/lockpicking – Resources for learning lockpicking, equipment recommendations.\nmacOS Utilities# Bella – Pure Python post-exploitation data mining and remote administration tool for macOS. Multi-paradigm Frameworks# Armitage – Java-based GUI front-end for the Metasploit Framework.\nExploitPack – Graphical tool for automating penetration tests that ships with many pre-packaged exploits.\nFaraday – Multiuser integrated pentesting environment for red teams performing cooperative penetration tests, security audits, and risk assessments.\nMetasploit – Post exploitation Hacking Tools for offensive security teams to help verify vulnerabilities and manage security assessments.\nPupy – Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android) remote administration and post-exploitation tool.\nNetwork Tools# BetterCAP – Modular, portable and easily extensible MITM framework.\nCloudFail – Unmask server IP addresses hidden behind Cloudflare by searching old database records and detecting misconfigured DNS.\nCrackMapExec – A swiss army knife for pentesting networks.\nDebookee – Simple and powerful network traffic analyzer for macOS.\nDET – Proof of concept to perform data exfiltration using either single or multiple channel(s) at the same time.\nDgcd – Simple Unix network utility to extend the accessibility of TCP/IP based network services beyond firewalls.\nDnsmap – One of the Hacking Tools for Passive DNS network mapper.\nDnsrecon – One of the Hacking Tools for DNS enumeration script.\nDnschef – Highly configurable DNS proxy for pentesters.\nDnsenum – Perl script that enumerates DNS information from a domain, attempts zone transfers, performs a brute force dictionary style attack, and then performs reverse look-ups on the results.\nDnstracer – Determines where a given DNS server gets its information from, and follows the chain of DNS servers.\nDNSDumpster – One of the Hacking Tools for Online DNS recon and search service.\nDshell – Network forensic analysis framework.\nDsniff – Collection of tools for network auditing and pentesting.\nDripcap – Caffeinated packet analyzer.\nEvilgrade – Modular framework to take advantage of poor upgrade implementations by injecting fake updates.\nEttercap – Comprehensive, mature suite for machine-in-the-middle attacks.\nImpacket – A collection of Python classes for working with network protocols.\nIntercepter-NG – Multifunctional network toolkit.\nMass Scan – Best Hacking Tools for TCP port scanner, spews SYN packets asynchronously, scanning entire Internet in under 5 minutes.\nMallory – HTTP/HTTPS proxy over SSH.\nMitmproxy – Interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy for penetration testers and software developers.\nMorpheus – Automated ettercap TCP/IP Hacking Tools.\nNetsniff-ng – Swiss army knife for network sniffing.\nNetwork-Tools.com – Website offering an interface to numerous basic network utilities like ping, traceroute, whois, and more.\nNmap – Free security scanner for network exploration \u0026amp; security audits.\nPassivedns – Network sniffer that logs all DNS server replies for use in a passive DNS setup.\nPassivedns-client – Library and query tool for querying several passive DNS providers.\nPig – One of the Hacking Tools for GNU/Linux packet crafting.\nPwnat – Punches holes in firewalls and NATs.\nPraeda – Automated multi-function printer data harvester for gathering usable data during security assessments.\nPrinter Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) – Tool for printer security testing capable of IP and USB connectivity, fuzzing, and exploitation of PostScript, PJL, and PCL printer language features.\nRoutersploit – Open source exploitation framework similar to Metasploit but dedicated to embedded devices.\nScanless – Utility for using websites to perform port scans on your behalf so as not to reveal your own IP.\nScapy – Python-based interactive packet manipulation program \u0026amp; library.\nSPARTA – Graphical interface offering scriptable, configurable access to existing network infrastructure scanning and enumeration tools.\nSSH MITM – Intercept SSH connections with a proxy; all plaintext passwords and sessions are logged to disk.\nTcpdump/libpcap – Common packet analyzer that runs under the command line.\nWireshark – Widely-used graphical, cross-platform network protocol analyzer.\nXRay – Network (sub)domain discovery and reconnaissance automation tool.\nZarp – Network attack tool centered around the exploitation of local networks.\nZmap – Open source network scanner that enables researchers to easily perform Internet-wide network studies.\nOperating Systems# Best Linux Penetration Testing Distributions @ CyberPunk – Description of main penetration testing distributions.\nCuckoo – Open source automated malware analysis system.\nComputer Aided Investigative Environment (CAINE) – Italian GNU/Linux live distribution created as a digital forensics project.\nCSILinux - CSI\u0026rsquo;s mission is to equip you with the most advanced tools in digital forensics, OSINT, and incident response.\nDigital Evidence \u0026amp; Forensics Toolkit (DEFT) – Live CD for forensic analysis runnable without tampering or corrupting connected devices where the boot process takes place.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nSecurity @ Distrowatch – Website dedicated to talking about, reviewing, and keeping up to date with open source operating systems.\nTails – Live OS aimed at preserving privacy and anonymity.\nPhysical Hacking Tools# Anof-cyber/APTRS - APTRS (Automated Penetration Testing Reporting System) is an automated reporting tool in Python and Django. The tool allows Penetration testers to create a report directly without using the Traditional Docx file. It also provides an approach to keeping track of the projects and vulnerabilities.\nCanarytokens.org - Canarytokens are a free, quick, painless way to help defenders discover they\u0026rsquo;ve been breached by having attackers announce themselves. These are digital honeypots you can configure on your own network.\nFlipperzero.one - Flipper Zero is a portable multi-tool for pentesters and geeks in a toy-like body. It loves hacking digital stuff, such as radio protocols, access control systems, hardware and more. It\u0026rsquo;s fully open-source and customizable, so you can extend it in whatever way you like. Check out more firmware options here\nHak5.org - Sells many hacking for wifi pentesting, hotplug attacks, implants, remote access field kits and more. Breakdown of multiple tools\nLAN Turtle – Covert “USB Ethernet Adapter” that provides remote access, network intelligence gathering, and MITM capabilities when installed in a local network.\nPoisontap – Siphons cookies, exposes internal (LAN-side) router and installs web backdoor on locked computers.\nUSB Rubber Ducky – Customizable keystroke injection attack platform masquerading as a USB thumbdrive.\nWiFi Pineapple – Wireless auditing and penetration testing platform.\nPenetration Testing Resources# Pentest Tools# Metasploit Unleashed - Free Offensive Security Metasploit course.\nMITRE’s Adversarial Tactics, Techniques \u0026amp; Common Knowledge (ATT\u0026amp;CK) – Curated knowledge base and model for cyber adversary behavior.\nOpen Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM) – Framework for providing test cases that result in verified facts on which to base decisions that impact an organization’s security.\nOpen Web Application Security Project (OWASP) – Worldwide not-for-profit charitable organization focused on improving the security of especially Web-based and Application-layer software.\nPenetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) – Documentation designed to provide a common language and scope for performing and reporting the results of a penetration test.\nPenetration Testing Framework (PTF) – Outline for performing penetration tests compiled as a general framework usable by vulnerability analysts and penetration testers alike.\nPENTEST-WIKI – Free online security knowledge library for pentesters and researchers.\nSecurity related Operating Systems @ Rawsec – Penetration testing tools \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list Related Complete list of security operating systems.\nShellcode Examples – Shellcodes database.\nShellcode Tutorial – Tutorial on how to write shellcode.\nXSS-Payloads – Ultimate resource for all things cross-site including payloads, tools, games and documentation.\nPenetration Testing Distributions# ArchStrike – Arch GNU/Linux repository for security professionals and enthusiasts.\nAttifyOS – GNU/Linux distribution focused on tools useful during Internet of Things (IoT) security assessments.\nBackBox – Ubuntu-based distribution for penetration tests and security assessments.\nBlackArch – Arch GNU/Linux-based distribution with best Hacking Tools for penetration testers and security researchers.\nFedora Security Lab – Provides a safe test environment to work on security auditing, forensics, system rescue and teaching security testing methodologies.\nKali – GNU/Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing Hacking Tools.\nNetwork Security Toolkit (NST) – Fedora-based bootable live operating system designed to provide easy access to best-of-breed open source network security applications.\nParrot – Distribution similar to Kali, with multiple architectures with 100 of Hacking Tools.\nPentoo – Security-focused live CD based on Gentoo.\nThe Pentesters Framework – Distro organized around the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES), providing a curated collection of utilities that eliminates often unused toolchains.\nDocker for Penetration Testing# docker pull kalilinux/kali-linux-docker docker pull owasp/zap2docker-stable docker pull wpscanteam/wpscan docker pull citizenstig/dvwa docker pull wpscanteam/vulnerablewordpress docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-6271 docker pull hmlio/vaas-cve-2014-0160 docker pull opendns/security-ninjas docker pull diogomonica/docker-bench-security docker pull ismisepaul/securityshepherd docker pull danmx/docker-owasp-webgoat docker-compose build \u0026amp;\u0026amp; docker-compose up docker pull citizenstig/nowasp docker pull bkimminich/juice-shop docker pull phocean/msf Penetration Testing Report Templates# Pentesting Report Template – lucideus.com template.\nPentesting Report Template – pcisecuritystandards.org template.\nPublic Pentesting Reports – Curated list of public penetration test reports released by several consulting firms and academic security groups.\nRansomware Recovery# Nomoreransom - Help detect what kind of ransomware encryption you’re affected by and free tools to unlock it, in many but not all cases. Reverse Engineering Tools# Binwalk – Fast, easy to use tool for analyzing, reverse engineering, and extracting firmware images.\nCapstone – Lightweight multi-platform, multi-architecture disassembly framework.\ndnSpy – One of the Hacking Tools to reverse engineer .NET assemblies.\nEvan’s Debugger – OllyDbg-like debugger for GNU/Linux.\nFrida – Dynamic instrumentation toolkit for developers, reverse-engineers, and security researchers.\nImmunity Debugger – Powerful way to write exploits and analyze malware.\nInteractive Disassembler (IDA Pro) – Proprietary multi-processor disassembler and debugger for Windows, GNU/Linux, or macOS; also has a free version, IDA Free.\nMedusa – Open source, cross-platform interactive disassembler.\nOllyDbg – x86 debugger for Windows binaries that emphasizes binary code analysis.\nPeda – Python Exploit Development Assistance for GDB.\nPlasma – Interactive disassembler for x86/ARM/MIPS. Generates indented pseudo-code with colored syntax code.\nPyREBox – Python scriptable Reverse Engineering sandbox by Cisco-Talos.\nRadare2 – Open source, crossplatform reverse engineering framework.\nrVMI – Debugger on steroids; inspect userspace processes, kernel drivers, and preboot environments in a single tool.\nVoltron – Extensible debugger UI toolkit written in Python.\nWDK/WinDbg – Windows Driver Kit and WinDbg.\nx64dbg – Open source x64/x32 debugger for windows.\nSecurity Courses# ARIZONA CYBER WARFARE RANGE – 24×7 live fire exercises for beginners through real world operations; capability for upward progression into the real world of cyber warfare.\nComputer Security Student – Many free tutorials, great for beginners, $10/mo membership unlocks all content.\nCTF Field Guide – Everything you need to win your next CTF competition.\nCybrary – Free courses in ethical hacking and advanced penetration testing. Advanced penetration testing courses are based on the book ‘Penetration Testing for Highly-Secured Environments’.\nEuropean Union Agency for Network and Information Security – ENISA Cyber Security Training material.\nOffensive Security Training – Training from BackTrack/Kali developers.\nOpen Security Training – Training material for computer security classes.\nSANS Security Training – Computer Security Training \u0026amp; Certification.\nSide-channel Tools# ChipWhisperer – Complete open-source toolchain for side-channel power analysis and glitching attacks. Social Engineering# Beelogger – Tool for generating keylooger.\nCatphish – Tool for phishing and corporate espionage written in Ruby.\nEvilginx – MITM attack framework used for phishing credentials and session cookies from any Web service.\nKing Phisher – One of the Hacking Tools for Phishing campaign toolkit used for creating and managing multiple simultaneous phishing attacks with custom email and server content.\nSocial Engineer Toolkit (SET) – Open source pentesting framework designed for social engineering featuring a number of custom attack vectors to make believable attacks quickly.\nSocial Engineering Framework – Information resource for social engineers.\nwifiphisher – Automated phishing attacks against WiFi networks.\nStatic Analyzers# Bandit – Security oriented static analyser for python code.\nBrakeman – Static analysis security vulnerability scanner for Ruby on Rails applications.\nCppcheck – Extensible C/C++ static analyzer focused on finding bugs.\nFindBugs – Free software static analyzer to look for bugs in Java code.\nSobelow – Security-focused static analysis for the Phoenix Framework.\nTransport Layer Security Tools# SSLyze – Fast and comprehensive TLS/SSL configuration analyzer to help identify security mis-configurations.\nTLS Prober – Fingerprint a server’s SSL/TLS implementation.\nTestssl.sh – Command line tool which checks a server’s service on any port for the support of TLS/SSL ciphers, protocols as well as some cryptographic flaws.\nTools, Lists, Tutorials etc.# AD Exploit guides - Detailed guide on methods to exploit Active Directory.\nAndroid Security – Collection of Android security-related resources.\nAppSec – Resources for learning about application security.\nAwesome Awesomness – The List of the Lists.\nC/C++ Programming – One of the main language for open source security tools.\nCTFs – Capture The Flag frameworks, libraries, etc.\nExploit Writing Tutorials – Tutorials on how to develop exploits.\nForensics – Free (mostly open source) forensic analysis tools and resources.\nGB Hackers Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHackerone Tools List - Massive list of Tools.\nHacking – Tutorials, tools, and resources.\nHoneypots – Honeypots, tools, components, and more.\nInfoSec § Hacking challenges – Comprehensive directory of CTFs, wargames, hacking challenge websites, Penetration testing tools list practice lab exercises, and more.\nInfosec – Information security resources for pentesting, forensics, and more.\nJavaScript Programming – In-browser development and scripting.\nKali Linux Tools – List of Hacking tools present in Kali Linux.\nMalware Analysis – Tools and resources for analysts.\nNode.js Programming – Curated list of delightful Node.js packages and resources.\nPCAP Tools – Tools for processing network traffic.\nPenetration Testing Cheat Sheets – Awesome Pentest Cheat Sheets.\nPivoting and Tunneling Guide - Detailed guide on methods to exploit.\nPython Programming 1 – General Python programming.\nPython Programming 2 – General Python programming.\nPython tools for penetration testers – Lots of pentesting tools are written in Python.\nRuby Programming 1 – The de-facto language for writing exploits.\nRuby Programming 2 – The de-facto\nVirtual Machines Labs# CFTtime - Free capture the flag hacking games.\nMindMaps - Massive list of smaller sites that provide individual hacking challenges.\nPentesterlab - Free and paid Pentesting training with labs.\nSadcloud - Sadcloud is a tool for spinning up insecure AWS infrastructure with Terraform.\nVulnerability Hub - Free Virtual machines to hack, provided by the community.\nVulnmachines - A place to learn and improve penetration testing/ethical hacking skills for FREE. The labs consist of 100+ real world scenarios to practice the latest exploits and cutting edge hacking techniques.\nVulnerability Databases# Bugtraq (BID) – Software security bug identification database compiled from submissions to the SecurityFocus mailing list and other sources, operated by Symantec, Inc.\nCommon Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) – Dictionary of common names (i.e., CVE Identifiers) for publicly known security vulnerabilities.\nCXSecurity – Archive of published CVE and Bugtraq software vulnerabilities cross-referenced with a Google dork database for discovering the listed vulnerability.\nExploit-DB – Non-profit project hosting exploits for software vulnerabilities, provided as a public service by Offensive Security.\nFull-Disclosure – Public, vendor-neutral forum for detailed discussion of vulnerabilities, often publishes details before many other sources.\nInj3ct0r (Onion service) – Exploit marketplace and vulnerability information aggregator.\nMicrosoft Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Microsoft software.\nMicrosoft Security Bulletins – Announcements of security issues discovered in Microsoft software, published by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC).\nMozilla Foundation Security Advisories – Archive of security advisories impacting Mozilla software, including the Firefox Web Browser.\nNational Vulnerability Database (NVD) – United States government’s National Vulnerability Database provides additional meta-data (CPE, CVSS scoring) of the standard CVE List along with a fine-grained search engine.\nPacket Storm – Compendium of exploits, advisories, tools, and other security-related resources aggregated from across the industry.\nSecuriTeam – Independent source of software vulnerability information.\nUS-CERT Vulnerability Notes Database – Summaries, technical details, remediation information, and lists of vendors affected by software vulnerabilities, aggregated by the United States Computer Emergency Response Team (US-CERT).\nVulnerability Lab – Open forum for security advisories organized by category of exploit target.\nVulners – Security database of software vulnerabilities.\nZero Day Initiative – Bug bounty program with the publicly accessible archive of published security advisories, operated by TippingPoint.\nVulnerability Scanners# Nexpose – Commercial vulnerability and risk management assessment engine that integrates with Metasploit, sold by Rapid7.\nNessus – Commercial vulnerability management, configuration, and compliance assessment platform, sold by Tenable. Free for under 25 devices.\nOpenVAS – Free open source software implementation of the popular Nessus vulnerability assessment system.\nVuls – Agentless vulnerability scanner for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD, written in Go.\nWeb Exploitation# Autochrome – Easy to install a test browser with all the appropriate setting needed for web application testing with native Burp support, from NCCGroup.\nBlindElephant – Web application fingerprinter.\nBrowser Exploitation Framework (BeEF) – Command and control server for delivering exploits to commandeered Web browsers.\nBurp Suite – One of the Hacking Tools integrated platform for performing security testing of web applications.\nCommix – Automated all-in-one operating system command injection and exploitation tool.\nDVCS Ripper – Rip web accessible (distributed) version control systems: SVN/GIT/HG/BZR.\nEyeWitness – Tool to take screenshots of websites, provide some server header info, and identify default credentials if possible.\nFiddler – Free cross-platform web debugging proxy with user-friendly companion tools.\nFimap – Find, prepare, audit, exploit and even Google automatically for LFI/RFI bugs.\nFuzzDB – Dictionary of attack patterns and primitives for black-box application fault injection and resource discovery.\nGitTools – One of the Hacking Tools that Automatically find and download Web accessible .git repositories.\nKadabra – Automatic LFI exploiter and scanner.\nKadimus – LFI scan and exploit tool.\nLiffy – LFI exploitation tool.\nNoSQLmap – Automatic NoSQL injection and database takeover tool.\nOffensive Web Testing Framework (OWTF) – Python-based framework for pentesting Web applications based on the OWASP Testing Guide.\nSslstrip – One of the Hacking Tools Demonstration of the HTTPS stripping attacks.\nSslstrip2 – SSLStrip version to defeat HSTS.\nsqlmap – Automatic SQL injection and database takeover tool.\nTplmap – Automatic server-side template injection and Web server takeover Hacking Tools.\nVHostScan – A virtual host scanner that performs reverse lookups, can be used with pivot tools, detect catch-all scenarios, aliases and dynamic default pages.\nWeevely3 – Weaponized web shell.\nWebscreenshot – A simple script to take screenshots of list of websites.\nWhatWeb – Website fingerprinter.\nWappalyzer – Wappalyzer uncovers the technologies used on websites.\nwafw00f – Identifies and fingerprints Web Application Firewall (WAF) products.\nWordPress Exploit Framework – Ruby framework for developing and using modules which aid in the penetration testing of WordPress powered websites and systems.\nWPSploit – Exploit WordPress-powered websites with Metasploit.\nWeb Scanners# Arachni – Scriptable framework for evaluating the security of web applications.\nCms-explorer – Reveal the specific modules, plugins, components and themes that various websites powered by content management systems are running.\nNikto – Noisy but fast black box web server and web application vulnerability scanner.\nSecApps – In-browser web application security testing suite.\nWebReaver – Commercial, graphical web application vulnerability scanner designed for macOS.\nw3af – Hacking Tools for Web application attack and audit framework.\nWPScan – Hacking Tools of Black box WordPress vulnerability scanner.\nWapiti – Black box web application vulnerability scanner with built-in fuzzer.\nJoomscan – One of the best Hacking Tools for Joomla vulnerability scanner.\nACSTIS – Automated client-side template injection (sandbox escape/bypass) detection for AngularJS.\nWindows Utilities# Bloodhound – Graphical Active Directory trust relationship explorer.\nDeathStar – Python script that uses Empire’s RESTful API to automate gaining Domain Admin rights in Active Directory environments.\nEmpire – Pure PowerShell post-exploitation agent.\nFibratus – Tool for exploration and tracing of the Windows kernel.\nMagic Unicorn – Shellcode generator for numerous attack vectors, including Microsoft Office macros, PowerShell, HTML applications (HTA), or certutil (using fake certificates).\nMimikatz – Credentials extraction tool for Windows operating system.\nPowerSploit – PowerShell Post-Exploitation Framework.\nredsnarf – Post-exploitation tool for retrieving password hashes and credentials from Windows workstations, servers, and domain controllers.\nResponder – LLMNR, NBT-NS and MDNS poisoner.\nSysinternals Suite – The Sysinternals Troubleshooting Utilities.\nwePWNise – Generates architecture independent VBA code to be used in Office documents or templates and automates bypassing application control and exploit mitigation software.\nWindows Credentials Editor – Inspect logon sessions and add, change, list, and delete associated credentials, including Kerberos tickets.\nWindows Exploit Suggester – Detects potential missing patches on the target.\nWireless Network Hacking# Aircrack-ng – Set of Penetration testing \u0026amp; Hacking Tools list for auditing wireless networks.\nFluxion – Suite of automated social engineering based WPA attacks.\nKismet – Wireless network detector, sniffer, and IDS.\nReaver – Brute force attack against WiFi Protected Setup.\nWifite – Automated wireless attack tool.\n"},{"id":9,"href":"/health/","title":"Health","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Our food should be our medicine and our medicine should be our food.\u0026rdquo; - Hippocrates\nThe modern world is poisoning us. Big Ag, Big Pharma, social media, environmental pollution, EMFs are everywhere. Corporations and every level of our governments are complicit, and this trend doesnt seem to be slowing down. We need to take our health back into our own hands. By embracing traditional wisdom, and alternatives to mainstream health we can reclaim much of the health that modern society has been slowly destroying.\nReject modernity. Embrace Tradition.\nBioHacking Tools# AgelessBody - List of Biohacking tools and strategies\nAnyLuv Metal Glasses - Anyluv sells blue light blocking daytime and nighttime glasses with metal frames, so that you can minimize your light exposure without putting plastic on your face like most other blue light blocking glasses.\nBioHackerLabs Tools - Several different tools and resources. Net Carb Calc, Glucose Ketone Calc, Blood Sugar converter, Blue light testing.\nBluBlox - Cheaper Blue light blocking sunglasses\nBonCharge - Numerous products for sale. Include Blu light blocking, EMF Blocking, red light therapy etc. Products are bit pricey.\nDayLight Computer - The words first blue lightfree computer. Most phones and computers emit EMF and artificial light which causes issues with sleep, mood, eyesight and more. Daylight is the first computer that works to dramatically reduce the amount of artificial light.The Daylight computer is a tablet that doesnt display any blue light. Helping us to take back our technology from big tech, without compromising our productivity. Please use our Discount code(Liberty73155)when purchasing!\nEmr-Tek - Wide range of products. Inlcuding non plastic blue and yellow light blocking glasses. Iphone radiation blocking cases. Red light devices and more.\nOpal - App that blocks other apps. Social media can be addicting and can impact your productivity, but sometimes deleting it isn\u0026rsquo;t an option. Stop yourself from wasting time on social media during designated time frames with the Opal app.\nChips - Seed Oil Free# Seed oils are everywhere. New evidence shows that they are wildly toxic and heavily correlate with the increase in major chronic disease over the last 100 years. But Chips are also delicious so here\u0026rsquo;s a few options for seed oil free chips. Anti-Seed Oil Data\nBeefys Own - Beef tallow potato chips.\nMasa Chips - Organic nixtalized corn chips cooked in grassfed beef tallow. From the creators of the Shireapp. Accepts Bitcoin. Currently they are a bit pricey.\nRosies Chips - Beef tallow potato chips.\nSiete Foods - Family owned Mexican company that produces a wide range of seed oil free chips and other products. Primarily cooked in Avocado oil.\nClothing# Non Plastic, EMF Resistant and Grounded\nAll of these ideas may seem controversial to you. Here are some great resources to learn more about them. Grounding/Earthing , Microplastics , Guide on avoiding all plastics and toxic chemicals\nAJConsultingCompany - Non Plastic Alternatives\nBuffaloWoolCo - 100% buffalo/bison wool clothing.\nCottonique - GOTS Certified 100% Organic cotton products.\nEarth Runners - Earth Runners was created to rewild our lives in response to the typical modern domesticated lifestyle, which is causing numerous health, psychological and social issues. Grounded minimalist sandals.\nFindwool.com - Find 100% pure wool in your area.\nGrounded Shoes - Shoes that are discharged electricity from body via grounded shoes. Most(but not all) shoes are 100% leather and plastic free.\nHarvest and Mill - 100% organic cotton sheets, towels \u0026amp; more. 100% Sourced \u0026amp; Made in the USA.\nHemp Organic Life - Organic hemp products for all sorts of less common items such as: mattress covers, cushions, sleeping bags, soaps, socks, and even home and car seat covers.\nNatural Home - Natural home sells a wide mix of organic wool, cotton, linen, hemp furniture and much more.\nOddobody - 100% organic cotton underwear for woman.\nPeluva Shoes - Founded by liberty leaning nutrition expert Mark Sisson. Peluva aims to create shoes that allow you to move well in a more natural state.\nRawganique - Organic cotton, linen and Hemp clothing and accessories.\nRhizal Shoes - Grounded 100% leather shoes.\nThe Filtery - Aggregator for non plastic clothes and other household items.\nWoolshire - GOTS Certified 100% Organic locally sourced Cotton products. Organic sourcing is often not verified when it comes from other countries. At Woolshire it is verified.\nWyoming Based - American Wool company. Sells Beanies and Sweaters. Accepts Bitcoin. Manufactured in America. Anti-woke.\nCosmetics# Animal based and Non-Toxic\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Deodorant, Toothpaste, soap, etc\nCaptain Fishers - Balms and Hair serum using Tallow and other natural ingredients.\nClara And Fritz - Whipped tallow based sunscreen and other products\nDakota Tallow - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nFarrow.Life - Pork Lard based. Farrow is made in real time and in small batches to ensure super freshness and the highest quality.\nJKLM Farm - Small Batch Animal Fat Soap \u0026amp; Skincare Products. Includes bone marrow soap,bacon fat soap, hair paste and more.\nMeraki Blu - Meraki Blu and Tallow based supplements. Meraki Blu has been shown to help Energy, Focus, Short-Term and Long-Term Memory, Uplift Mood, Calm Anxiety, and be Anti-Aging focused.\nNoseToTail-BodyCare - Hand made soaps, deodorants, hair oils and skin creams.\nVintage Tradition - Tallow Lip balms.\nWhite Oaks Home goods - White oaks also provides tallow and lard based cosmetics, candles etc.\nDental Health# Dental health has been an epidemic of malocclusion largely related the to quality of our food for thousands of years. This has led to mass issues with dental decay and improper facial development which leads to nasal breathing, which in turns leads to wisdom teeth problems and many other following health issues.Check out these resources to learn more: Weston A Price\u0026rsquo;s world wide study , Jaw Development , Breathing , General Dental Health\nBuffalo Gal Grassfed - Tallow based Toothpaste and other products. Completely natural with no Fluoride.\nVanMan Shop - Toothpase made from eggshell and betonite clay. Shipped in glass containers. Offers other products as well.\nBite - Plastic free Vegan friendly toothpaste and other teeth related products, including bamboo tooth brushes and plastic free floss, all sold in non plastic containers.\nGreenzla - Bamboo plastic free tooth brushes.\nPlastic Free Dental Floss - Made from wheat instead of plastic for your flossing needs.\nMastique Chewing Gum - Often referred to as mastic gum, Mastique offers sugar free, seed oil and trans fat free Mastic gum for chewing to help build jaw strength and avoid jaw/wisdom teeth problems. Also comes with xylitol, coconut and natural mastic for extra teeth care. Doesn\u0026rsquo;t taste like regular gum, but ultimately its not bad tasting either.\nGreco Gum - Single ingredient mastic gum for increasing jaw strength. Made from resinous sap that seeps from the bark of the mastic tree (Pistacia lentiscus) and becomes crystallized.\nApolloGum - Single ingredient mastic gum with only a single ingredient. Offers a 21% discount if purchased in bitcoin.\nBiolight - A redlight device specifically for your mouth and teeth. Red light has shown tremendous health benefits across a wide spectrum. The Biolight can help to restore your oral microbiome. Company also provides many other redlight products.\nMewing App - An app from the creator of Mewing, that helps you do different mewing exercises designed to help strengthen your jaw with proper tongue posture, and help your face, jaw and teeth develop properly.\nEnvironmental Toxin Monitoring# Because Health - A nonprofit environmental health site that offers science-based tips and guides for buying safer cookware and dishes, uncontaminated foods, and nontoxic personal-care products—to help people live more healthfully.\nBreast Cancer Prevention Partners - An organization that provides information for reducing toxic exposures—in food packaging, cosmetics, and other everyday products—to protect people’s breast health and reproductive health.\nCHEM Trust - A website that offers terrific fact sheets about hazardous chemicals and their impacts on health, as well as news about chemical legislation in Europe (such as REACH).\nClearya - A browser plug-in and mobile app that help online shoppers make informed choices. Clearya automatically screens ingredient lists for chemicals of concern while shopping online, and assists in discovering safer alternatives. In parallel, the platform mines insights that serve environmental health scientists and advocacy groups.\nEnvironmental Defense Fund - A leading global nonprofit organization that promotes research related to preserving the health of both the environment and its populations, including humans.\nEnvironmental Health News - A publication of Environmental Health Sciences, a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental health issues, including climate change, the plastic pollution crisis, and harmful chemicals such as BPA.\nEnvironmental Working Group - A nonprofit dedicated to protecting human health and the environment. The group offers excellent Shopper’s Guides with scientifically based recommendations on choosing healthy consumer products (from cosmetics to cleaning products) and uncontaminated foods (including produce). The organization also offers a Healthy Living App with ratings of more than 120,000 food and personal-care products, to help consumers make the healthiest choices.\nMade Safe - A program that certifies safe brands of cosmetics, household products, apparel, bedding, and other products, after a rigorous screening and evaluation of ingredients and materials. Check out their new Healthy Pregnancy Guide.\nNational Resources Defense Council - An organization that works to safeguard the earth, including its air, water, people, plants, and animals, from pollution, chemicals, and other toxic effects.\nProgram on Reproductive Health and the Environment - Under the auspices of the University of California, San Francisco, this program offers valuable resources that can help minimize people’s exposure to reproductive toxins in everyday life.\nSafer Chemicals, Healthy Families - A coalition of organizations and businesses working to safeguard families from toxic chemicals in our homes, workplaces, schools, and in the products we use.\nSafer Made - An organization that invests in companies and technologies that eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals in consumer products and supply chains. Its newsletters highlight developments in phasing out certain chemicals and progress on other environmental issues.\nSilent Spring Institute - A scientific research organization dedicated to uncovering the links between environmental chemicals and human health. On the preventive front, the organization developed Detox Me, a free mobile app to help consumers reduce their exposure to toxic chemicals in their everyday surroundings.\nToxic Free Future - An organization that conducts original research on the complex science underlying different aspects of environmental health and advocates for the use of safer products, chemicals, and practices to ensure a healthier future.\nFood Freedom Advocacy# Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFood Discovery Apps# Feed the People By the People - An organization dedicated to empowering farmers and ranchers across the country and cutting out middlemen to enable direct sales to customers. By decentralizing the food supply chain, they aim to put the power of food back in the hands of the people.\nGetRawMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area based off your zip code.\nGround Work Collective - Website that finds high quality farms and high quality soil.\nLabel Ferret - Label Ferret uses nutrition data from a variety of sources but nutrition data and ingredient labels change frequently so accuracy cannot be guaranteed. You can use this app to read ingredients and nutritional facts from a wide range of different products.\nLocal Fats: Website that that helps you find food providers that dont use seed oils. Includes locations all over the world. Locations are crowd sourced, so anyone can submit a new location they find.\nRealMilk.com - Find Raw Milk in your area.\nSeed Oil Rebellion - Website that provides education around seed oils and buying/food guides.\nSeed Oil Scout - App that helps you find restaurants and fast food providers that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App only works in IOS.\nSeed oil Free Restaurants - Website that lets you look up specific restaurants to see what oils they cook in and dont cook in.\nSeedy App - App that helps you find restaurants, fast food providers and products at grocery stores that don\u0026rsquo;t use seed oils. App is under construction. Old demo app only worked in IOS.\nShireapp - App that finds local high quality real foods. Includes multiple categories such as Seed oil free, regenerative, grass fed, organic, raw etc.\nHealth Funding Projects# Decentralized Health Fund - The Decentralized Health Fund looks to fund important but largely unprofitable research in regards to lesser known areas of health. The fund is working to collect and store money in BTC in order to give out grants to fund studies and projects around the dangers of EMF\u0026rsquo;s, the benefit of grounding, sunlight and other natural sources.\nNew Founding - New Founding is looking to raise funds to focus on \u0026ldquo;early-stage ventures where we can add exceptional value by leveraging our significant proprietary deal flow, our best-in-class intelligence of conservative consumer and institutional demand, and our connections within the right-wing ecosystem.\u0026rdquo; ‍\nHealthcare Alternative# Chronic Illness Recovery - An institute that focuses on healing from long term health issues caused by systemic inflammation and other modern causes.\nCrowdhealth - CrowdHealth is not an insurance company, but a platform \u0026amp; community that empowers you with a crowdfunding tool and a wealth of resources to efficiently manage your health care costs.\nCurehunter - Free service that catalogs most medical conditions and potential treatments. CureHunter is a fully integrated scientific search, data retrieval and analysis engine on the web that can read the entire US National Library of Medicine Medline Archive and automatically extract and quantify the evidence for successful clinical outcomes of all known drugs for all known human diseases.\nDPC Network - Find Direct Primary care Doctors near you.\nDpcare - Direct Primary Care (DPC) is an innovative alternative payment model improving access to high functioning healthcare with a simple, flat, affordable membership fee. No fee-for-service payments. No third party billing. The defining element of DPC is an enduring and trusting relationship between a patient and his or her primary care provider.\nDruglike - Druglike is a platform for democratizing the access, costs, and rewards of early-stage drug discovery. Druglike is building a decentralized computing network which provides resources for anyone looking to start or contribute to early-stage drug discovery projects. Unlike competitors, Druglike will be web-based and completely free to use.\nFree Market Medical Association - Free Market Medical Association helps find Market alternatives to healthcare, co-founded by the CEO of Oklahoma Surgery Center.\nOklahoma Surgery Center - Free Market for Surgery with full price transparency.\nRevero.com - Program that aims to evaluate and measure health metrics to get down to the real causes of your health issues, while using a nutritional and holistic approach.\nTrue Med - True Med helps facilitate acceptance of HSA and FSA money for individuals and companies. This can be used by or for any company that promotes better diet, exercise or other alternative forms of health.\nTWC.Health - Alternative healthcare to the mainstream pharma system. Also sells supplements. Co-founded by Dr. Peter McCullough.\nHigh Quality Meat# Organic, Grass Fed, Regenerative and Seed Oil Free Food\nAUPA Bar - The Chad of energy bars. High quality meat bars, with only butter, tallow and fruit. AUPA gives discounts for anyone purchasing in Bitcoin or Monero. Save an additional 5% with code word \u0026ldquo;liberty\u0026rdquo;\nEpic Provisions - One of the best and most convenient ways to access high quality meat in convenient packaging.\nForce of Nature - Another fantastic option for regenerative meat. Including Beef, Bison, Chicken, Elk, Venison, Wild Boar and more. Force of Nature is also unique in selling \u0026ldquo;Ancestral Blends\u0026rdquo; ground meat mixed with small amounts of organ meats for delicious ways to eat highly nutritious organ meats.\nJoyce-Farms - Another great regenerative source of meat. Provides a wide range of poultry, sausages and jerkies.\nMauinui Venison - Regenerative/sustainable raised deer. Axis deer are an invasive species in Maui and need to be kept in check to preserve the water and local plants/farms as there are no natural predators for the deer on Maui. Slightly pricey.\nMeatrition - A massive database in defense of all things Meat.\nNose to Tail - Regenerative and pastured raise meat, specifically focused on producing the best low PUFA raised mono-gastric animals like Chicken and Pork. Also sells Lamb.\nWhite Oak Pastures - One of the most respected regenerative farms around, practicing their idea of \u0026ldquo;radically traditionally farming\u0026rdquo;. White oaks sells several different kinds of meat, including, Duck, Goose, Guinea, Rabbit, Goat etc. White Oak has really pioneered the regenerative model and proofed its effective with a peer reviewed study\nWild Idea Buffalo - Another great option. Focuses primarily on buffalo but has several other great offers. Bison are only slaughtered in the field, never in a slaughterhouse.\nMedical Drugs Resellers# Buy medical drugs from third parties that may be in limited supply.\nAllDayChemist - Sells a wide range of generic drugs from India.\nBrooksAgnew - Education report on Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and other health practices.\nBuymoda - Sells a wide range of generic drugs, medicine and supplements including modafinal. Offers a 20% discount to users paying in BTC.\nContraband Cures - A list of alternative style medicines for several different conditions.\nContingency Medical - Emergency Antibiotic Kits, for Home or on the Go. Stay protected against Nausea, Vomiting, Strep Throat, UTIs, Diarrhea, Ear Infections, Sinusitis and more.\nDuration Health - The portable emergency room — Peace of mind for off-grid living and travel. Their doctors prescribe you life-saving medications before you need them. They ship them to you before your next adventure. Treat urgent medical issues anywhere — without finding a doctor or pharmacy.\nJase Medical - Emergency meds and Prescription drugs.\nMountain Rose Herbs - One of the best sources of organic herbs and alternative medicines.\nPillsrx-24 - Purchase prescription drugs without a prescription.\nPurely Prepared Patriot - American company that sells Ivermectin, HydroxyChloriquin and Fenbendazole.\nOSINT- Health and the Environment# Antennasearch.com - Track 5g Towers in your area.\nClimateViewerMaps - Track Real Time data of climate weather across the world including rainfall and UN Tracking of weather Modification projects.\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nSupplement Testing and Rankings# Consumerlab - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nLabdoor - Supplement testing and purity rankings\nVaccine and Medical Info# Just the Inserts - Just the Inserts is a collection of all vaccine and other medication related info from the official source. While much of this information is public, it is often obfuscated and difficult to find. Just the Inserts bring all of the safety related data to one convient place for you to check on what the actual side affects of vaccines and other medications are. "},{"id":10,"href":"/job-boards/","title":"Job Boards","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.\u0026rdquo; - Confucius\nWhy work for a company you hate? If you believe in liberty many of these companies hate you. Stop wasting your talents and your energy on them, and find something that advances your values.\nCrypto Jobs# Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale. Jobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin. Latium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase. Publish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens. Liberty and Crypto Related Job Boards# AnonFriendly - Don\u0026rsquo;t doxx yourself for work. Job boards for Anonymous workers. Bankless.Pallet - The best jobs in crypto and DeFi, curated by Bankless, for the Bankless Nation. New technical and non-technical job posts every week. BitcoinerJobs - Bitcoiner Jobs is the leading career site helping to build the emerging Bitcoin industry and the careers of Bitcoiners within it. Publicsq - Non-woke and conservative leaning job board. Talent Market - Talent Market’s mission is to promote liberty by providing talent for critical roles within the free-market nonprofit sector. Provide Free consulting for liberty focused non profits. No-Jab Job Boards# Based.Pro - Formerly \u0026ldquo;NoVaxMandate.org\u0026rdquo; Based.Pro has pivoted from its vax focus to help you connect with professionals, companies and institutions who share your values. Gab Groups - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types. Redballoon.work - Find a good job, without the woke or covid nonsense. Unjected - Dating board for people who have not had any of the Covid-19 Vaccines. Vaccinefreejobs.org - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status. "},{"id":11,"href":"/metrics/","title":"Metrics","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" Freedom and Anti Freedom Metrics# “Just as Soviet managers responded by producing shoddy goods that met the numerical targets set by their overlords, so do schools, police forces, and businesses find ways of fulfilling quotas with shoddy goods of their own.” ― Jerry Z. Muller\nIn order to better understand the broader picture, data collection becomes essential. Data collection can be used to paint whatever narrative its collectors want. We must be aware of the actual data in order to interrupt the truth as it is, and not what politics wants it to be. Here are a list of metrics tracking different statistics directly related to rising tyranny in our world.\nAtlantic Council CBDCTracker - Tracks Country progress of (CBDC)Central Bank Digital Currency Implementation and testing\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nCDBC Tracker - A project by the Human Rights Foundation to track CDBC development worldwide.\nCriticalrace.org Track CRT and other forms of Wokeness in schools. Tracks Colleges and K-12. Tracks many of the specific actions taken at every school.\nDefendingEd - Tracking DEI/Wokism in Schools.\nFreedomHouse.org - Freedom Metric across the world, does not Track Covid.\nFreedominthe50states.org - Tracks the most Free US states in regards to a wide set of metrics, does not track covid freedoms. Provided by the Cato institute.\nFungibility-Graveyard - List of People who have been exposed and prosecuted for or while using Bitcoin due to lack of privacy\nHeritage World Freedom Index - Economic Freedom across the world\nICNL Covid19tracker - Covid Freedom Tracking.\nIPI.media - Press Freedoms in regard to Covid.\nJoin Sherpa - World map of Covid restrictions.\nRootshq - Website that tracks different liberty groups and associations across America\nShadowstats - Tracks true levels of economics in America, Money supply, Inflation, GDP etc…\nUSDebtclock - Real time National Debt Counter.\nWashingtonPost Police Shooting DB - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states.\nWokeWagon - Tracks woke political appointees in government\nWorld Press Freedoms - Ranking of all countries in the world by freest to least free press.\n"},{"id":12,"href":"/money/","title":"Money","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" If you don’t believe it or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try and convince you. I am sorry. - Satoshi Nakamoto\nCrypto Currency, The greatest tool we have.\nFinancial privacy is largely being wiped away across the world, while governments simultaneously destroy the value of our currencies through inflation and sanctions. With the invention of Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto gave us what is probably the single greatest tool for freedom in the history of the world. With decentralized crypto currency we have the ability to fix our money and fix the world. While some people believe that all non bitcoin crypto currencies are a scam we do not agree. We believe in competition for all freedom tech. Bitcoin isn\u0026rsquo;t perfect and shouldn\u0026rsquo;t be treated as a religion. The best counterpoint to bitcoins imperfection is its inherent lack of privacy and its current difficulty with scaling. Monero provides the best and simplest use case for privacy and is a great alternative to bitcoin. Likewise we believe that other crypto projects may have real utility in pursuing freedom. That being said the crypto industry is absolutely saturated with scams and grifters. As always do your own research and invest carefully. Hold your own keys and continue your journey to being financially sovereign.\nAcquire Crypto# Atomic Swaps# Atomic Swaps are the future of Crypto Currency trading. Completely custody-less, heavily private, and generally uncensorable. Still very much in development. Learn more here.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nBasic Swap Dex - Atomic Swap DEX. No added fees. Installed locally. Currently in BETA.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nLiquiality - Atomic Swaps across multiple coins.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nUnstoppapleSwaps - Atomic Swap from BTC to Monero.\nDecentralized Exchanges# Decentralization is a spectrum. Many decentralized exchanges aren\u0026rsquo;t nearly as decentralized as they claim to be, but usually they are far more distributed than any centralized exchanges.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nDecred - Trade crypto peer-to-peer. Install the app locally on your machine. No trading fees. No KYC.\nPenumbra.Zone - Penumbra is a shielded, cross-chain network allowing anyone to securely transact, stake, swap, or marketmake without broadcasting their personal information to the world.\nThorchain - THORChain is a network that facilitates native asset settlement between Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Cosmos Hub, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash \u0026amp; Litecoin. Thor chain works like a protocol in that you can interact with the chain using several different front ends. Thorchain also offers single asset yield on native tokens. As a largely decentralized application Thorchain suffers from a similar issue as Ethereum in that nodes are difficult to run and are very often cloud hosted. You can track Thor Nodes here.\nFiat On Ramps (P2P)# Bisq - Buy and sell bitcoin for fiat (or other cryptocurrencies) privately and securely using Bisq\u0026rsquo;s peer-to-peer network and open-source desktop software. Bisq allows you to purchase your bitcoin using P2P Zelle transactions. No registration required.\nHodl Hodl - Anonymous P2P deals on your terms. Trade globally. Using any payment system. For any fiat currency. Bitcoin only. No registration required.\nLocal Monero - Local Monero makes it easy for you to connect with real people in the real world to buy and sell Monero with no KYC. Announced in May 2024 that they would be shutting down. No reason given, but this is likely due to regulatory pressure against other platforms like Samurai and Tornado cash.\nPeach Bitcoin - Peach allows users to purchase BTC in many different national currencies all P2P without KYC. Not currently available in the US.\nRetoSwap - Like Bisq but for Monero. Installed locally, it uses Monero and Tor for high level privacy.\nXMRGlobal - A monero focused p2p exchange for purchasing cryptocurrency via Zelle, ACH cash etc.\nNon-Custodial exchanges# Most exchanges are custodial, meaning you are required to leave crypto on their platform if you want to trade, or you purchase and they will hold on to it initially. Non-custodial exchanges will send your trades and purchases directly to wallets of your choosing.\nChangenow - Reliable non KYC exchange.\nChangelly - Not recommended at this time. Changelly does not require KYC for smaller transactions but they will sometimes implement KYC mid trade, forcing to KYC or lose your funds.\nCryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nEvonax - Established in 2016,Evonax operates as a non-custodial instant cryptocurrency exchange, ensuring that users’ funds are never held within the platform. Serving as an intermediary between cryptocurrencies and users, Evonax provides access to a diverse range of digital assets including Monero (XMR).\nFixedFloat - Good rates for crypto exchanges, does not currently allow US customer IP addresses. Does not require KYC.\nGodex.io - This exchange is a dependable tool for immediate conversions. It supports the conversion of over 300 cryptocurrencies into Monero, without any KYC requirements and it works in both directions, offering great flexibility.\nHoudini Swap - Privacy focused non custodial exchange.\nKYC vs No KYC list - A list of P2P Trading Platforms (i.e. P2P exchanges) for trading Bitcoin. Common payment methods include bank transfer, cash deposited in the seller\u0026rsquo;s bank account, in-person cash (face-to-face) trades as well as payment networks such as Zelle, Alipay, even Cash App and PayPal, for example. Some of these payment methods are more private than others. Typically, face-to-face, cash-by-mail, and US Postal Money Orders are among the most private methods available.\nKYCNotMe - Website that Tracks exchanges that don\u0026rsquo;t use KYC.\nMexc - Crypto trades without KYC. Currently blocked for US based IP addresses.\nNO KYC Only - Education on avoiding KYC and why its problematic.\nOrangeFren - Check many KYC-free services and find the one with the best offer for a wide variety of coins.\nSimpleSwap - Exchange multiple tokens without giving up custody. Requires an account. Offers cash back in their own token.\nSideShift - Shift between different layer 2 tokens. Includes tokens on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Polygoin.\nStealthEx - StealthEX is a non-custodial cryptocurrency exchange service that accepts Monero (XMR). The platform does not require users to create an account or share personal information. Additionally, funds are not stored on StealthEX; exchanges are conducted directly between wallets. At StealthEX, there are no upper limits for your exchanges — you can exchange any amount you desire. When it comes to minimum amounts, you only need to ensure you have enough to cover the network fees.\nSwapSwop - SwapSwop is an instant anonymous crypto exchange with a high level of security from SSL certificates on internal services to a multi-stage exchange procedure, which guarantees the safety of your assets and quick exchange for the desired cryptocurrency.\nTrocador - Privacy focused front end to push your transactions through non KYC exchanges.\nBusiness Directories# AirBTC - AirBNB for Bitcoiners.\nAgoristAcers - Purchase Seeds with Monero.\nAllark.io - DEX and other options. You can also purchase Monero and BTC.\nAutoCoinCar - Purchase Luxury cars with Crypto - (UK Only).\nBeef Initiative - Purchase Regenerative/Grass fed beef with Crypto.\nBitcoin-P2P Marketplace - BTC sales.\nBitcoin-RealEstate - Purchase Real estate with crypto.\nBitcoin-only - The Ultimate guide to all things Bitcoin.\nBitcoin-only.com - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nBitejo - Massive List of companies that accept Monero and Bitcoin - Is now XMRBazzar.\nCarCoinMarket - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCompTIA Vouchers - CompTIA certs for Btc.\nCryptoCars - Purchase a car with Crypto.\nCryptwerk - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nDirectory.BTCPayserver - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.\nGrowingSpaces - Buy Greenhouses with BTC.\nMonerica - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.\nMoneromarket - XMR trading platform with escrow. Start selling and buying today.\nOatManFarms - Purchase Oats for BTC.\nShopinBit - Purchase all sorts of items in BTC, only ships to UK currently.\nXMR Bazzar - A p2p shopping center for buying and selling services and goods in Monero. Built by Douglas Tumen, founder and host of the Monero Talk podcast.\nCrypto Jobs# Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in \u0026ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords\u0026rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale.\nJobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin.\nLatium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase.\nPublish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading \u0026amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens.\nDAO and DEFI Tools# ApeBoard - Cross chain crypto monitoring Dashboard.\nCoin - Crypto portfolio account and crypto news aggregator.\nCow.fi - CoW Protocol finds the lowest price for your trade across all exchanges and aggregators, such as Uniswap and 1inch – and protects you from MEV, unlike the others.\nDAOStack - Project that helps you streamline the creation of your own DAO.\nDefiSafety - DEFI Security ratings.\nDefillama - The ultimate tracker for all things DEFI. Track Yield, transparency, NFTs, Stables, Hacks etc.\nDapps.com - Dapp rankings via marketcap.\nDextools - Cross Chain Defi and Cefi Dashboard.\nGhostfol - Multichain Dashboard, includes traditional stocks and ETF’s as well.\nHedgehog - Centralized Exchange Dashboard Management.\nRailgun - RAILGUN is a smart contract system that enables Zero-Knowledge Privacy for any on-chain dApp.\nRotki - An open source portfolio tracker, accounting and analytics tool that protects your privacy. Can be self hosted.\nTornado Cash - DO NOT USE IF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. Tornado cash is an Ethereum based coinjoin mixer that can be used to gain privacy on Ethereum. In August 2022 Tornado Cash was blacked listed by the US government and added to the OFAC list. While the front end website is no longer running you can still interact with the smart contract(this is by design). If you are a US citizen you risk criminal penalties for doing so. Alex Pertsev, was sentenced to five years in prison for his work on development of Tornado cash. It\u0026rsquo;s important to note that despite the shutdown by the US government, the Tornado Cash smart contract is still up and running, and is more less unstoppable as long as the Ethereum network continues to run. If you would like to support the legal defence fund you can so by checking out Justice DAO.\nDecentralized Nodes# Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Avalanche and more.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nHandshake - Decentralized DNS. Handshake is an experiment on collaborating to create a decentralized network which results in a global allocation of names. Think of the handles or usernames you use on services such as social networks, and domain names identifying the URL for websites. Nearly all of these services were provided by trusted third parties which prevent the web from truly being decentralized. Handshake provides a means, including key management and server/service authentication, for decentralized web services to experiment.\nMonero Nodo - A full, unpruned, and dedicated hardware node comes equipped with Tor and I2P support, ensuring maximum privacy and security for your transactions. Manage your wallets effortlessly through the LWS Admin panel and enjoy the convenience of our built-in block explorer. The 5.5″ touchscreen allows you to control your node directly from the device, or you can access it from the web for added flexibility and full block explorer functionality. Mine Monero using P2Pool. Contribute to your privacy by running your own personal node while contributing to the Monero network.\nMyNodeBTC - Run Bitcoin nodes and lots of other Bitcoin applications, includes wallets, BTCPay Server, Lightning tools and Whirlpool and other privacy tools.\nPibode-XMR - Small Raspberry pi focused distro for Monero mining.\nPktCash - PKT is an ecosystem of apps that decentralize access to the internet. The mission is to get the next billion people online.\nThreefold - Decentralized Autonomous Internet Infrastructure. ThreeFold is a globally-distributed grid of storage, compute, and network capacity, acting as “no middleman” Internet resources between independent capacity providers and users.\nEducation and certifications# C4/Crypto Consortium - Offers certifications for BTC, Eth and crypto best practices.\nBlockchain-Council.org - Blockchain Council embraces Blockchain, AI, and Web3 with a range of certifications and training.\nChainalysis Certifications - The Chainalysis Cryptocurrency Fundamentals Certification (CCFC) credential is designed for those new to cryptocurrency. Whether you’re starting out on a career focused on crypto, or are coming across bitcoin as you run investigations, onboard new businesses or formulate cryptocurrency compliance policies, this is the place to begin.\nFund Raising# Giveth - Giveth is building a new way forward with its zero-fee, community-driven donation platform - leveraging the power of blockchain technology to connect on-the-ground projects with regenerative funding opportunities.\nGeyser.fund - Geyser is a bitcoin-native crowdfunding platform where you can fund project ideas with the support from global communities.\nHeo.Finance - Decentralized crowdfunding without borders. Help Each Other (HEO) is the first decentralized stablecoin-based crowdfunding platform that removes geographical and political limitations from fundraising. HEO platform is already live on Binance Smart Chain, Celo, Aurora, and Ethereum mainnets.\nKuno Media - Monero based crowd funding.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow institute works to help fund privacy and anti surveillance tech.\nOpen Sats - Open Sats Initiative, Inc. (EIN 85-2722249) is a 501(c)(3) public charity which aims to fund Bitcoin-related free and open-source projects and associated education and research initiatives. Open Sats focuses on no strings attached Bitcoin(only) and freedom tech donations.\nStacks.org - The mission of the Stacks project is to enable a better internet through decentralized apps. To do it, they’re expanding the Bitcoin economy and enabling more functionality as a Bitcoin layer.\nTen31 - Ten31 is the leading bitcoin-focused investor and partner of choice to companies building technology and infrastructure for the bitcoin ecosystem, as well as complementary freedom-oriented technologies including open source software, AI and nostr.\nMerchant Services# Align Pay - AlignPay never picks sides on any issue and is proud to facilitate a welcoming place where people, organizations, campaigns, and merchants can interact in a healthy, open, and legal way.\nParallel Economy - Censorship-Resistant payment processing backed by Conservative Commentator Dan Bongino.\nRevere Payments - A Christian merchant services provider that offers a wide range of solutions for businesses in a variety of industries, including e-commerce, retail, restaurant, firearms, religious, political, CBD, and non-profit. We’re using the same innovative technology as our parent company, Metrics Global, to bring seamless, secure online payments to any industry.\nSecond Amendment Processing - 2nd Amendment processing helps you protect yourself and your business from being censored for your political views or other forms of wrong think.\nOsint for Crypto# AMLBot - Founded in 2019, AMLBot Online assessment of crypto addresses and transactions, founded in 2019 by a team of RegTech specialists in accordance with FATF international recommendations. Offers both free and non-free services.\nClarks Dashboard - A comprehensive list of all BTC Data. Includes Block times, price data, Side chain data, mining etc.\nDeveloperReports - Tracks the current amount of developers on Crypto projects.\nMonero Garden - A complete introduction and walkthrough on all the technical specifics of Monero.\nMonero Inflation - Tracks potential inflation or flaws in the Monero Protocol. Due to Monero\u0026rsquo;s privacy proper auditing can be difficult.\nMonero Observer - News aggregator for all things monero.\nMoneroj.net - Tracks the Monero mining hash rate across all miners.\nMonero.Eco - Graphical interface for the entire Monero Ecosystem.\nMiningPoolStats - Track all data across mining pools for all sorts of crypto projects. Organized primarily by what type of hash algorithm each blockchain uses.\n[Monerowatch](https://monerowat.ch - A monero blockchain explorer. While Monero doesnt have a tradational blockchain explorer we can track block times and size. Along with hash rate and other useful metrics.\nOXT.me - OXT is a tool designed for Exploratory Blockchain Analysis of the bitcoin ledger. OXT is the \u0026lsquo;Other exploration Tool\u0026rsquo; and it should become the \u0026lsquo;Open eXploration Tool\u0026rsquo; in the future.\nStable Pulse - Get a clear, accurate, minimally filtered view of the stablecoin ecosystem.\nThe Monero Moon - The ultimate newsletter for all things Monero.\nTheGraph.com - Crypto Database API Tools.\nTimechainstats.com - BTC Chain API data.\nTrack Bitcoin Nodes - Tracks total Bitcoin nodes.\nTrack Bitcoin Treasuries - Tracks the public Bitcoin Wallets of major corporations and governments.\nTrack Ethereum Nodes - Tracks total Ethereum nodes.\nDefi Lama StablecoinData - Stable coin data across chains.\nPrivacy Software# Bokuto Monero Node - Open source fork of Ronin Dojo’s Bakuto project that allows for a full node Monero wallet.\nBorder Wallets - Border Wallets is a website that helps you strategize on how best to memorize your wallet seed phrase. This can be useful if you need to cross a border, or have a particularly high threat model.\nGupax - Gupax is a GUI for mining Monero on P2Pool using XMRig.\nJam - Jam is a graphical user interface for JoinMarket, and while obviously related, is a separate project developed by a separate set of people.\nJoinMarket-Org - JoinMarket is software to create a special kind of bitcoin transaction called a CoinJoin transaction. Its aim is to improve the confidentiality and privacy of bitcoin transactions. With the shutdown of Samurai wallet, and the withdrawal of the not recommended service Wasabi from the US, Join Market is now one of the only privacy tools for Bitcoin.\nPinode - Monero OS for running full Monero Nodes on Pi’s, Rockpros and Odroids.\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nSilent Payments - Silent Payments make receiving Bitcoin easier than ever while preserving your privacy. Silent Payments allow you to create a single, static address to share with friends, use for donations, or post for tips without sacrificing privacy. When someone wants to send you a payment, they use the unique public key that is a part of your Silent Payment address, combine it with the public keys of the outputs they want to send and generate a unique, one-time address that looks on-chain just like any other Taproot address.\nXMRVSBeast - P2Pool Bonus Hash Rate Raffle for people providing Monero Hash.\nSocial Media# Coinpayments.net - Purchase Social media followers with Monero.\nEchoIn - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here.\nFountain - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.\nMinds - Minds is an open-source social networking service that promotes free speech, privacy, and transparency.\nOshi - Oshi is a powerful marketing and rewards platform built to replace stars, punch cards, and coffee points with something that people really want - Bitcoin.\nOrange Pill App - Bitcoin dating and friend finder.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.ps://www.minds.com/) - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nSpeculative Projects# DarkFi - DarkFi is a new Layer 1 blockchain, designed with anonymity at the forefront. It offers flexible private primitives that can be wielded to create any kind of application. DarkFi aims to make anonymous engineering highly accessible to developers. Backed by noted Crypto Anarchist Amir Taaki.\nFedimints - While still largely theoretical, Fediments is based off the original 1980\u0026rsquo;s concept of Chaumian Ecash, that would essentially provide federated mints built on top of Bitcoin, with high levels of privacy. Two implementations of this concept are Cashu and Umint. These are still in active development. One potential problem with this is legal pressure due to potential classification of these services as unlicensed money transmitters, much like how Samurai Wallet and potentially custodial lightning services are being targeted.\nFreedom Dollar - Freedom Dollar is a private, censorship-resistant stablecoin protocol built on Zano. Stable coins are a useful but sometimes risky project, as they are supposed to maintain their price point with a fiat asset like the dollar.\nHaveno - Haveno aims to be a crypto on ramp much like Bisq that uses Monero instead of Bitcoin as the base payment option. Haveno will utilize TOR and p2p trades, while never taking custody of your funds.\nPirate Chain - Launched in 2018 with the primary goal of being the most private and secure digital currency, Pirate Chain strives to protect the financial privacy of every user in the world. Pirate Chain achieves this by employing the strongest and most acclaimed privacy protocol in the industry, and couples this with an unassailable strategy implementation. Pirate vs Monero Breakdown\nSerai DEX - Largely created in response to Thorchain\u0026rsquo;s choice to not integrate Monero, the Serai Dex works much like the Thorchain DEX, providing coin trading between different native coins using liquidity pools funded by users for small rewards.\nZano - An ambitious project that offers the privacy of Monero for regular transactions, including all projects built ontop of its network. Additionally offers alias addresses so you can associate a wallet address with a name, much like how DNS works for IP addresses. Offers escrow services and Iconic swaps as an alternative to Atomic Swaps. Also allows for building dApps on chain as well.\nSpending Options# Bill Pay# Bitrefill Credit Card Service - Service to pay off Credit Card for multiple providers. Requires KYC. Currently disabled for Americans, but hopefully will be returning. This service does require KYC, but they do offer other services that do not.\nDoctorSim - Top up or recharge any prepaid phone in over 200 countries instantly and securely with doctorSIM.\nSpritz.Finance - Focuses on bill pay, secured payments, automated payments etc. Uses Web 3. Requires an account. Currently in closed Beta.\nCredit Cards# Abine - An alternative credit card masking service. Abine has similar features, virtual cards up to 500$ for individual vendors. But Abine also offers other privacy services like phone masking, email masking and more. Abine does not have a free tier unlike privacy.com.\nBitpay - Preloaded Bitpay card that lets you spend your Bitcoin.\nDashDirect - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including DASH. Dash Direct phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with DASH for discounts from hundreds of vendors. No KYC Required.\nDoNotPay - DoNotPay is a consumer rights company that helps you fight corporations and beat bureaucracy. They offer a wide range of services, including bill pay, credit card management, and more.\nEzzocard - Anon cards can be purchased via crypto. Charges a decent markup.\nKlutchCard - Service that provides several management and privacy features for your bank account. Klutch gives you unlimited Virtual cards, a physical card without your name on the front, and the ability to manage your spending transactions in depth all while still earning cash back. Does require KYC information and a good credit score though. Another downside, there is currently no way to pay off your balance other than to link your account via ACH and routing number.\nLaso.Finance - A bit pricey. Virtual Credit card with no KYC card that allows for spends of over 1K anywhere in the world. Currently uses Metamask for stable coins only. Monero support coming soon.\nPayWithMoon - Virtual Cards with no KYC funded by lightning based Bitcoin transactions. You can create as many virtual cards as you want, but cards are limited in amounts of 1000$. These cards do not currently work outside of the United States. Used to provide full pre-paid credit cards only offers gift cards now.\nPrivacy.com - The primary method for Credit Card Privacy. By linking your bank account to your Debit card, you can create virtual privacy focused cards that only work for one vendor at a time. This prevents your Debit card from being used in the event of a vendor data breach. Virtual cards are easily deletable. Downsides are that you start with 500$ per card limits for virtual cards. And there is the privacy concern of sharing your bank data with a third party. Please use our affiliate link when signing up. To get an extra $5 dollars on sign up.\nUquid - Virtual card for crypto, only works through Binance or wallet connect compatible wallets, for a wide range of gift card services.\nX1 - Similar to Klutch. Control subscriptions and keep your details private with disposable card numbers.donotpay.com/learn/virtual-credit-card-generator/) - Free Virtual Credit Card Generator for signing up for trial services. Do not Pay also works to create an AI focused response to many asymmetrical problems of society like fighting back against parking tickets or social media de-platforming with automated and proven methods of remediating these issues.\nGift Cards# Egifter - Buy and send premium gift cards for a wide range of services. Offers points per purchases. Gyft - Gift cards for over 200 vendors. Coinsbee - Does Phone Top ups. Bitrefill - Gifts cards and other services. Coincards - giftcards available in multiple countries, Coincards has everything you could possibly need to live your life with crypto! Offers Phone Top ups and accepts Monero. Stealths - Monero first Gift card sales. No KYC Required. Wallets# Bitcoin Wallets# Ashigaru - A new fork of Samurai Wallet without the coinjoin services. As this is new untested its recommended not to put large amounts of BTC on here just yet.\nCasa - Self custody wallet with built in Multi-sig for security and inheritance built in so that your assets aren\u0026rsquo;t lost in the event of death. Only takes Bitcoin and Ethereum.\nCold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nElectrum Wallet - Founded in 2011 Electrum is one of the oldest, simplest and most trusted Bitcoin Only wallets in the game. With a simple interface that has been forked by many other blockchain projects Electrum has everything you need to store and use your bitcoin easily and securely.\nSamurai Wallet - A modern bitcoin wallet hand forged to keep your transactions private your identity masked and your funds secured. Samurai Wallet is a mobile only wallet that is built to work with the Ronin Dojo Full node and Whirlpool privacy coinjoins. Completely Open Source. Mobile only wallet. In April 2024 Samurai Wallet was shutdown by the US government and the founders of the wallet arrested. While the wallet still works if installed, the Whirpool coinjoin features have since been disabled. You can donate to the Samurai defense team here You can also find a list of Public Dojo Clones to use at Dojobay\nSparrow Wallet - Sparrow is a Bitcoin wallet for those who value financial self sovereignty. Sparrow’s emphasis is on security, privacy and usability. Sparrow does not hide information from you - on the contrary it attempts to provide as much detail as possible about your transactions and UTXOs, but in a way that is manageable and usable. Completely Open Source. Desktop only wallet. Following the arrest of the Samurai Wallet Devs, the Whirlpool privacy features were removed from the wallet.\nHardware Wallets# Cold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.\nFoundationDevices - Foundation builds the Passport hardware wallet which is an airgapped wallet hardware device. Passport has no direct connection with the outside world – no USB data and no wireless communications. Instead, Passport uses a camera and QR codes for communication. This provides hardcore, airgapped security without sacrificing usability.\nLedger - NOT RECOMMENDED. While Ledger has a long history in the space of supporting multiple coins. Ledger is close sourced. Ledger has recently come under for fire for creating a backup policy that lets you back up your keys to Ledgers cloud providers, which means that your private keys could be susceptible to third party pressures on the key holders. Also Ledger was caught sending customer data to several different third parties.\nMonero Signer - Monero Signer is a hardware signing device equipped with a camera that allows you to sign transactions offline via QR-Code. Monero Signer also allows you to generate seeds, passphrases and addresses. All this while being completely offline. Software updates are done air-gapped using a micro SD card.\nSeedsigner - Open source hardware signing device that uses raspberry pi zero which reduces possibility of interception. Does not store your coins, is only a security focused device for signing/approving transactions. Bitcoin only.\nTrezor - One of the older hardware wallets around. Trezor is Fully open source and is one of the few wallets to also support multiple coins.\nLightning Wallets# Phoenix Wallet - Utilizing the lightning network can still be quite difficult, which Phoenix aims to help solve. At first glance, Phoenix doesn\u0026rsquo;t look different from your typical Bitcoin wallet. The difference is that Phoenix runs natively on Lightning. Phoenix takes care of everything under the hood and you will barely notice anything, except that your payments are faster and cheaper. Mobile only wallet. Monero Wallets# Anonero - Anonero is privacy focused phone wallet that only supports Monero, while incorporating other privacy features like, encrypted backups, airgapped transactions mandatory TOR connections. You can only access this app over TOR.\nFeather Wallet - Feather is a free, open-source Monero wallet for Linux, Tails, macOS and Windows. It is written in C++ with the Qt framework. Monero can be difficult to use in many cases to the highly technical and private nature of the coin, which is why the simplicity of feather wallet is so necessary. Feather Wallet can installed or run as a standalone application, making it easily parable with something like Tails OS for the ultimate privacy combo.\nMonero Subscription Wallet - Wallet that allows you to set subscriptions of regularly recurring payments that you would like to send.\nMyMonero - The simplest way to use the next-generation private digital currency Monero, at the sweet spot between security, convenience, and features. Not a full node wallet. You need to trust another node to run this wallet. These wallets share your private view key with a remote server, which continuously scans the blockchain looking for your transactions. They are faster to use, but your privacy can be lessened if you don\u0026rsquo;t control the remote server.\nRinoWallet - Online Monero multisig wallet. Non-custodial and offers 2FA protection.\nMulti Chain Wallets# CakeWallet - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including Monero. Cakewallet phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with Monero for discounts from hundreds of vendors. Supports Monero. No KYC Required. Mobile and desktop wallet. Open Source.\nExodus Wallet - One of the best wallets for holding multiple coins. With a beautiful interface that shows you long term internal price data, built in protocol level staking, coin swaps between hundreds of coins and many other features. Exodus is one best crypto wallets bar none. While it has ended support for Monero as it was a technical challenge to support it. Exodus is NOT Open source. Desktop and mobile.\nStack Wallet - Non Custodial multi coin wallet. Open Source. Has built in exchange functionality. Comes with \u0026ldquo;Duress mode\u0026rdquo; that lets you prepare a fake wallet in case you are physically threatened. Comes with built auto back ups, in wallet crypto swapping and more. Allows you to easily point at your own full node. Supports monero. Desktop and Mobile.\nWallet Recovery# Bitcoin Recovery CO - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nCryptoRecovers - Helping people regain access to their lost Bitcoin wallets since 2019.\nDatarecovery.com - Specializes in cryptocurrency recovery services, providing expert assistance to individuals and businesses who have lost access to their digital assets.\nDriveSavers - Specializes in recovering lost cryptocurrency and compromised wallets from all types of software and hardware wallets.\nEasyRecovery - Professional Bitcoin wallet recovery services can assist with password recovery, private key extraction, and damaged device repair to restore access to your Bitcoin.\nKeychainX - Wallet recovery service that provides recovery tools for multiple different currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero and more.\nProfessional Crypto Recovery - Crypto recovery service that can help you recover your lost coins today.\nRecoverLostBitcoin - Expert crypto recovery services, including private key reconstruction, wallet and scam recovery.\nRecoverMyCryptoWallet - Can recover lost passphrases, missing seed words and forgotten passwords.\nWallet Recovery Service - Can recover lost crypto from all types of wallets.\n"},{"id":13,"href":"/organizations/","title":"Organizations","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The State is, and always has been, the great single enemy of the human race, its liberty, happiness, and progress.\u0026rdquo; - Murray Rothbard\nLiberty Organization that fight for different facets of all things related to liberty.\nAnti ESG Orgs# StriveFunds - Investment firm to counter ESG narrative from Blackrock and Vanguard. Strive specifically rejects the idea of Stakeholder capitalism. Started by author and presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. Antiwar# Antiwar.com - Since the mid 90\u0026rsquo;s Antiwar.com has been one of not the most important and consistently antiwar voices. With reporting on wars all over the globe for a liberty perspective, antiwar.com covers every aspect of the global wars.\nBitcoin For Peace - Accelerate World Peace Through Bitcoin Adoption. The vision of Bitcoin For Peace is to live in world where ALL life co-thrives in harmony. With the current corrupt fiat system, that vision can never happen. Bitcoin is a peaceful revolution.\nConcerned Veterans for America - CVA and its grassroots army will look to defend VA reforms and expand health care options for veterans, rethink America’s foreign policy to promote long-term prosperity, and encourage action to foster a more secure financial future for our country.\nDefend the Guard - An organization that works to reclaim constitutional authority. Defend the Guard legislation would prohibit a state’s National Guard units from being deployed into active combat without a formal declaration of war by Congress, as provided by the U.S. Constitution.\nFood Not Bombs - Food Not Bombs started in 1980. They work to provide healthy vegetarian food to starving Americans. Leftwing organization.\nStopWar.org - Stop the War was founded in September 2001 in the weeks following 9/11, when George W. Bush announced the “war on terror”. Stop the War has since been dedicated to preventing and ending the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and elsewhere. Comes from a leftwing perspective.\nThe Libertarian Institute - Founded by Scott Horton. LI focuses on many issues with a large focus on antiwar. LI has a lot of cross over with Antiwar.com.\nTheGrayZone - The Grayzone is an independent journalistic initiative that does not receive funding from any government or government-backed group or individual. The Gray Zone primarily reports on antiwar civil rights issues from a left wing perspectives.\nWeAreNotYourSoldiers - Antiwar Non-profit feature former soldiers that publicly talk about their horrible experiences during war.\nAntiWoke Advocacy# ActionPDE - PDE Action is a nonpartisan advocacy group working to reclaim public schools through engagement with school boards \u0026amp; state legislatures.\nDefendingEd - Parents Defending Education is a national grassroots organization working to reclaim our schools from activists imposing harmful agendas.\nExit Group - Group that helps users exit from woke/corporate life and build businesses to create separate revenue streams\nFairForAll - A nonpartisan organization dedicated to advancing civil rights and liberties for all Americans, and promoting a common culture based on fairness, understanding, and humanity. Specifically rejects woke ideas and believes in actual equality for all people.\nHeterodox Academy - Heterodox Academy (HxA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit membership organization of thousands of faculty, staff, and students committed to advancing the principles of open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement to improve higher education and academic research. Focuses heavily on Colleges.\nInstitute for Liberal Values - As a non-partisan and non-sectarian consortium focused on the promotion of individual freedom, rights, and liberty in everyday life, the Institute for Liberal Values provides the skills and support required to build community where there has been division, encourage free expression where there has been censorship, and foster optimism where there is fear.\nNew Discourses - Education on all things critical theory. Eduation and debunking of Marxism, Progressive and all forms of critical theory. IE Critical Race Theory, Queer Theory, etc. Founded by James Lindsey.\nClimate Change Pushback# Copenhagen Consensus - The Copenhagen Consensus Center is a think tank that researches and publishes the smartest solutions to the world\u0026rsquo;s biggest problems. Our studies are conducted by more than 300 economists from internationally renowned institutions, including seven Nobel Laureates, to advise policymakers and philanthropists how to achieve the best results with their limited resources.Founded by climate change debunker and educator Bjorn Lomborg.\nEnvironmental Progress - Environmental Progress (EP) was founded in 2016 with the mission of achieving nature, peace and prosperity for all. We believe everyone has a right to affordable energy, a healthy planet, and urban environments that enable citizens to thrive. Our strategy has been to organize grassroots movements to defend these rights, and to fund research into why they are threatened. Founded by free speech advocate and Journalist Michael Shellenberger.\nHeartland.org - The Heartland Institute is a nonprofit organization that focuses on issues in education, environmental protection, health care, budgets and taxes, and stopping Socialism.\nIndustrial Progress - For the last 40 years, so-called environmentalists have held back industrial progress around the world. That\u0026rsquo;s why Idustrial Progress helps the industry fight for its freedom, with new ideas, arguments, and policies that will improve our economy and our environment. Founded by Fossil Fuels advocate Alex Epstein.\nPerc.org - The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) explores how aligning free market incentives for environmental stewardship produces sustainable outcomes for land, water, and wildlife.\nSavory.Global - Fights against climate change approved opinion by using regenerative farming practices of holistic land management. Provides real alternative solutions to mainstream climate fear mongering.\nDrug Freedom# Drug Policy Alliance - The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the leading organization in the U.S. working to end the drug war. Encryption and censorship# Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) - The largest organization that fights for Internet and Digital Freedom. Based out of the US.The EFF puts out several of the best digital freedom tools, including HTTPS Everywhere, Privacy Badger and Certbot.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nFood Freedom Advocacy# Animal Legal Defence Fund - The Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors in their fight against animal cruelty, supports animal protection legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the field of animal law.\nBeefinitiative - An alliance of small family ranchers that all accept Bitcoin for high quality grassfed and regeneratively raised Beef and other animals. In addition all ranchers that are part of the Initiative have promised not to inject their cows with the Covid-19 Vaccines.\nCook Alliance -The COOK Alliance is the nonprofit working to legalize the sale of home cooked meals. Cook Alliance united after the Josephine home cooking app was shut down by the government.\nFarm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) - Protecting, defending, and broadening the rights and viability of independent farmers, artisanal food producers, and their consumers. FTCLDF works to influence state and local policy\nGlobal Food Justice - The Global Food Justice Alliance advocates for the right of all people to choose nutrient-dense foods such as meat, milk, and eggs, which are critical for nutritious, environmentally sustainable, and equitable food systems that can sustain both human life and the planet. A particular focus is on advocacy for the principles of regenerative agriculture as well as supporting the consumption of meat. Co-founded by Diana Rogers the co-author of the book Sacred Cow.\nRegenified - Regenerative Ag Certs and Standards that focus on proving that business are committed to using regenerative practices,advanced biodiversity, soil health, ecosystem resilience that\u0026rsquo;s in harmony with nature.\nWhite Coat Waste - White Coat Waste Project is a taxpayer watchdog group representing more than 2 million liberty-lovers and animal-lovers who all agree: taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay over $20 billion every year for wasteful and cruel experiments on dogs, cats, monkeys and other animals.\nFree resources Physical and Digital# Art For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nLeadership Institute - Liberty focused training provided in person and virtual. Training is offered for a wide range of topics, including, activism campaigns, fundraising and more.\nLibertarianism.org - Free ebooks from a Cato/Bluepilled perspective. Still some solid content overall.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - Free liberty starter kits for applicants. Including books small grants and more. Primarily aimed at students.\nTechsoup.org - Free Tech for non-profits.\nLegal Advocacy# Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nCoin Center - Based in D.C., Coin Center is the leading non-profit research and advocacy center focused on the public policy issues facing cryptocurrency and decentralized computing technologies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Their mission is to defend the rights of individuals to build and use free and open cryptocurrency networks: the right to write and publish code – to read and to run it. The right to assemble into peer-to-peer networks. And the right to do all this privately.\nDeFi Education Fund - The DeFi Education Fund (DEF) explains decentralized finance (DeFi) to policymakers around the world and advocates for policies welcoming of decentralized financial infrastructure.\nFire - Since its founding more than two decades ago as the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, FIRE has become the nation’s leading defender of fundamental rights on college campuses through our unique mix of programming, including student and faculty outreach, public education campaigns, individual case advocacy, and policy reform efforts. In 2022, FIRE changed its name to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and announced an expansion initiative into off-campus free speech advocacy and legal defense.\nGlobalEncryption.org - The Global Encryption Coalition (GEC) was founded in 2020 by the Center for Democracy \u0026amp; Technology, Global Partners Digital and the Internet Society and now has over 200 members. Its mission is to promote and defend encryption in key countries and multilateral for where it is under threat. The GEC also supports efforts by companies to offer encrypted services to their users.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nInstitute for Justice - IJ is a nonprofit, public interest law firm. Their mission is to end widespread abuses of government power and secure the constitutional rights that allow all Americans to pursue their dreams.\nJusticeDao- A DAO specifically dedicated to helping the legal defense of the developers of Tornado Cash, an Ethereum based privacy service that was takedown by government action.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nPacific Legal Foundation - Pacific Legal Foundation is a national nonprofit legal organization that defends Americans from government overreach and abuse. PFL specifically focuses on Property Rights, Equality and Opportunity and Separation of Powers. ^1,2^\nPeer-To-Peer Rights Fund - The P2P Rights Fund is a project housed within the Bitcoin Policy Institute, a 501(c)3 think tank. An advisory board including open-source developers, human rights activists, and lawyers oversees the fund’s activities. P2P Focuses on protection of Open-Source Software under the First Amendment.\nReclaimTheNet.org - Org that defends free speech and individual liberty online. Consistently pushes back against Big Tech and the media gatekeepers.\nStand With Crypto - Stand With Crypto, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, champions for clear, common-sense regulations for the crypto industry. We\u0026rsquo;re mobilizing the 52 million crypto owners in the US - a demographic that is younger (60% Gen-Z and Millennials) and more diverse (41% identify as racial minorities) than the general US population - to unlock crypto\u0026rsquo;s innovation potential and foster greater economic freedom.\nThe Crypto Lawyers - Much like Coin Center Crypto Lawyers provide legal advocacy for Bitcoin freedom. They offer services in regards to Litigation, NFT, DEFI, IP, Compliance, and Forensic Investigations.\nMeetups, Education and Training# Americas Future - America’s Future empowers young people to be active, civil, and curious citizens who build freer communities that lead to fulfillment, dignity, and happiness for all.We’re working toward a time in America where young people collaborate to drive change in their communities – change that equips the individual to build a free and happy life. America’s Future offers rising generations opportunities for networking, mentoring, leadership and community engagement through our national network and extensive array of programming.\nArt For Liberty - An organization that provides free Liberty focused books. Also catalogs lists on the best liberty art, including book and music lists.\nFreedom Works - A longstanding political orginization that has traditionally leaned republican. Recently though they\u0026rsquo;ve rebranded to target smaller liberty focused groups in order to help educated and advocate for freedom and change in public policy.\nLeadership Institute - Founded in 1979 by its president, Morton C. Blackwell, LI provides training in campaigns, fundraising, grassroots organizing, youth politics, and communications. The Institute teaches conservatives of all ages how to succeed in politics, government, and the media.The Institute offers more than 50 types of training schools, workshops, and seminars; a free employment placement service; and a national field program that trains conservative students to organize campus groups.\nLiberty on the Rocks - Liberty on the Rocks is a non-profit grass roots libertarian organization designed to educate, connect, and activate liberty enthusiasts around the world. Through local chapters and events, citizens and activists throughout the country can increase the size of their networks, enhance their understanding of economics and the philosophy of freedom, widen their knowledge of local and national educational outlets, and increase their opportunities for involvement. Official Partner of Liberty Tools\nLiberty Seeds - The largest directory of liberty-minded organizations, events, and more.\nMises Library - Hundred of free ebooks on a wide range of liberty subjects. Also sells physical books and other liberty merch.\nStudents For Liberty - SFL is not a top down, chapter based, or membership organization. Instead SFL functions as a network of pro-liberty students from a wide diversity of locations and backgrounds. SFL does sometimes take the more blue pilled approach.\nWe Are Change - We Are Change is a nonpartisan, independent media organization comprised of individuals and groups working to expose corruption worldwide.Founded by Luke Rudkowski, We Are Change is comprised of independent journalists, concerned citizens, activists, and anyone who wants to shape the direction our world is going in. We seek to expose the lies of governments and the corporate elite who constantly trash our humanity. Their goal is to create a community of truth-seekers and peacemakers who share a commitment to nonviolent action.\nYoung Americans for Liberty - Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) is the most active and effective pro-liberty youth organization advancing liberty on campus. Our four-step mission is to identify, educate, train, and mobilize youth activists to make liberty win. YAL maintains many chapters across college campuses all over the US.\nYou are the Power - You Are The Power is a membership-based nonprofit that is founded and run by Spike Cohen. They work with activists and organizations in all 50 states, using localized, single-issue activism to set communities free, restore individual rights, take the power away from government and put it back in the hands of the people.\nPress Freedoms# Committee to Protect Journalists - The Committee to Protect Journalists is an independent, nonprofit organization that promotes press freedom worldwide. They defend the right of journalists to report the news safely and without fear of reprisal.\nInternational Press Institute - Their mission is to defend media freedom and support independent journalism wherever they are threatened. Also tracks press freedoms in regards to Covid restrictions.\nReporters Without Borders - Reporters Without Borders tracks press freedoms across the world.\nPolice Reform and Monitoring# 8 Can\u0026rsquo;t Wait - 8 Cant Wait is a campaign to bring immediate change to police departments by encouraging the adoption of 8 specific policies.\nAdopt a Cop - Adopt A Cop BJJ is a nonprofit, donation based program and registered 501(c)3 that allows active duty patrolling police officers around the country to train at any Adopt A Cop BJJ affiliated academy and will pay 100% of the officer’s membership until they reach the rank of Blue belt. Blue belt is the second ranked belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and on average it takes around 12 to 18 months to obtain. Police officers are much less likely to both get injured and to injure suspects if they are trained in BJJ as evidenced by this Case Study.\nAmericans Against Qualified Immunity - Organization that works to abolish Qualified Immunity across America.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nLaw Enforcement Action Partnership - The Law Enforcement Action Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of police, prosecutors, judges, corrections officials, and other law enforcement officials advocating for criminal justice and drug policy reforms that will make our communities safer and more just. Founded by five police officers.\nOpen-archive - App for saving and sharing files for whistleblowers and videos of police etc\nThick Red Line - A project of Art of Liberty, TRL is an effort to restore respect for law enforcement by abolishing victimless crime.\nWashingtonPost Police Shootings Database - Tracks Police Shooting by demographics in the United states\nThink Tanks# Advocates For Self-Government - Advocates for self-government reject the initiation of force as a means of solving social problems. Instead, we promote a social philosophy that promises greater public safety, effective regulation, and compassionate welfare. They offer a wide range of education and surveys.\nAyn Rand Institute - ARI offers a variety of educational experiences to promote greater understanding of Ayn Rand’s philosophy and, through the writing and speaking of our experts, advocates her principles of reason, rational self-interest and laissez-faire capitalism. ARI also often takes a more Blue pilled perspective and does not generally follow Anarchist ideas, as it advocates for a one world government, based on the principles of logic and reason.\nArt of Liberty - A small think tank that exposes the Illegitimacy and Criminality of “Government” while Making the Voluntaryist Case for Free Markets, REAL Freedom and Peace.\nLudlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow Institute works to promote the ideas of privacy in the world.\nThe Cato Institute - Founded in 1977 by Ed Crane, Murray Rothbard and Charles Koch. Cato is one of the oldest and largest libertarian think tanks in America. Cato has published great research and information since its inception. Cato has been criticized at times for often taking very pragmatic criticisms of the state and sometimes making the libertarian defense of state activities. Often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nThe Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) - FEE\u0026rsquo;s popular digital content and in-person programs turn complex ideas into practical tools for living your best life and making the world a better place. Fee covers a wide range of issues across the entire political spectrum, while always exposing government crimes and failures.\nThe Future of Freedom Foundation - The Future of Freedom Foundation is a tax-exempt, non-profit educational foundation whose mission is to present an uncompromising moral, philosophical, and economic case for the free society.\nThe Mises Institute - The premium think tank for all things liberty. Founded in 1982 by Anarcho-capitalism Lew Rockwell, largely to push the ideas of economist Murray Rothbard following his split with the Cato Institute. The Mises institute has been one of the biggest and most consistent voices for all things liberty including: Antiwar, Austrian economics, Sound Money, Police Reform, Secession, Book Publishing and so much more.\nThe Reason Foundation - Reason Foundation advances a free society by developing, applying, and promoting libertarian principles, including individual liberty, free markets, and the rule of law. We use journalism and public policy research to influence the frameworks and actions of policymakers, journalists, and opinion leaders. Reason also publishes Reason Magazine and hosts the SOHO Debate Forum. Much like Cato Reason often frames its issues from a more Blue pilled perspective.\nWhistle Blowing# Aim - Undercover citizen journalism, mostly focused on American schools.\nCryptome - One of the primary inspirations for Wikileaks, Cryptome has been offering a leaking platform to the world since 1996 and still runs today. Founded by John Young.\nEFF Surveillance Self-Defense - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\nGlobal Leaks - Whistleblowing Solutions Impresa Sociale S.r.l. (WBS) is an innovative social enterprise that carries out research and development to support whistleblowers and the fight against corruption. It was founded in 2016 to guarantee the economic sustainability of the GlobaLeaks project, through taking care of the growing number of requests for assistance, maintenance and custom deployment. WBS hosts the development activities and coordinates the community efforts. Global leaks provides its own open source tool for whistleblowers.\nGovernment Accountability Project - Government Accountability Project’s mission is to promote corporate and government accountability by protecting whistleblowers, advancing occupational free speech, and empowering citizen activists. Founded in 1977, Government Accountability Project is the nation’s leading whistleblower protection and advocacy organization. Located in Washington, DC, Government Accountability Project is a nonpartisan, public interest group. In addition to focusing on whistleblower support in our stated program areas, we lead campaigns to enact whistleblower protection laws both domestically and internationally.\nO\u0026rsquo;keefe Media Group - Following the ousting of James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe from Project Veritas, O\u0026rsquo;Keefe Media group was founded to present another opportunity for whistle blowing and citizen journalism. OKM provides training and supplies for Citizen journalists.\nProject Veritas - Founded in 2010 by James O\u0026rsquo;Keefe, Project Veritas picked up much of the leaking slack following Wikileakss decrease in output. Often slandered as a far right group, Project Veritas has leaked many of the biggest stories since its inception. Project Veritas was and is largely known for using undercover cameras to expost stories.\nTruth in Media - Not a whistleblowing organization perse, however TIM is known for doing in depth inclusive stories reputably with strong reliable sources and without sensationalism. TIM focuses on stories that most media ignores. Founded by Journalist Ben Swann.\nWikiLeaks - Founded in 2006 by Julian Assange. Wikileaks was the the primary source for leaking of highly secret corporate and government data. Wikileaks worked to protect its leakers by employing the use of PGP and TOR. While largely inactive since the arrest of its founder Julian Assange in 2019, Wikileaks archives are still an important repository of leaked data.\nWizSafe Journalist Privacy Guide - A guide for Journalists and whistleblowers to help stay safe and Private.\n"},{"id":14,"href":"/osint/","title":"OSINT","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;Nothing has such power to broaden the mind as the ability to investigate systematically and truly all that comes under thy observation in life.\u0026rdquo; - Marcus Aurelius\nOpen Source Intelligence tools can be used to find information of all types. This can be useful in furthering your understanding of both offensive and defensive practices by finding information for anything and everything. OSINT is the direct inverse of open source privacy tools. OSINT can be used for nefarious purposes in some cases, but OSINT itself does not directly include the concept of hacking. OSINT only aims to find legally available public information. OSINT has tremendous use in regards to education and finding information about corporations, politicians and good journalism. These tools can also be used to help you understand your own privacy exposure as well. Please use these tools responsibly.\nAI (Artificial Intelligence) Tools# Art Generators# Albus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAnimate Anyone - App that allows you to take a static image or photo and create videos of movement based on the people or characters in those photos.\nDall E - DALL·E 2 is an AI system that can create realistic images and art from a description in natural language. Made by Open Ai. Closed source.\nDreamstudio.ai - AI Art Generation.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGemini - Formerly known as Bard. Google\u0026rsquo;s AI alternative to Chat GPT. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias, including filtering your text prompts through a DEI and social justice lens.\nLumiere - A Space-Time Diffusion Model for Video Generation. Made by Google, closed source. Create video from word prompts or pictures. Google is known to have a strong left wing bias.\nMagic Animate - Magic Animate is an open source project that allows you to produces an animated video from a single image and a motion video.\nMid Journey - Mid Journey is an independent research lab exploring new mediums of thought and expanding the imaginative powers of the human species. Requires the unencrypted messaging app Discord for image generation.\nOpen AI Sora - Sora can generate videos up to a minute long while maintaining visual quality and adherence to the user’s prompt. Closed source.\nFreedom and Privacy AI Tools# AI Unchained - Podcast by freedom advocate and bitcoin educator Guy Swann. Follow the newest updates in the AI industry to become more sovereign and efficient by utilizing cutting edge tools.\nAlex AI - Energy and Climate Chatbot. Built by Alex Epstein, an advocate of Freedom and Fossil Fuels. Iphone Only.\nGab AI - Chat GPT alternative and image generator by conservative Social Media company GAB.\nGATgpt - A LLM model like Chat GPT but specifically for gun printing and all things gun related. Built by Cody Wilson.\nLibertAI - Decentralized privacy focused AI.\nUnleashed Chat - AI chatbot service designed with real privacy in mind. It stands out with its live Nostr data querying and advanced context embedding capabilities. It allows for Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network, for privacy and speed. The platform employs the latest Open Source models, prioritizing uncensored options.\nVenice - Venice is an open source alternative to Chat GPT. With built in features for code prompts and Stable Diffusion, Venice does not censor or spy on you. Launched by freedom advocate and crypto pioneer Erik Voorhees.\nGeneral AI Tools# AI or Not - Need to verify if images are AI generated? Here\u0026rsquo;s a project that can identify images from Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Dall-E, GAN and more.\nAIXploira - Access the largest list of top-quality AI tools available on the web.\nAlbus.org - Chat GPT App. Comes up with several different responses to your written prompt usually broken up into different aspects or steps of the prompt.\nAwesome GPT - List of dozens of GPT style LLMs.\nEsperanto.ai - Esperanto delivers high-performance, energy-efficient computing solutions that are the compelling choice for the most demanding AI and non-AI applications.\nEtched.ai - Etched is building the hardware for superintelligence.\nGPT4all - Self Hosted GPT Alternative.\nHuggingface.co - Open Source CHAT GPT Alternative.\nLM Studio - LM Studio lets you discover, download, and run local LLMs entirely offline.\nMaxAI.me - Chrome extension that lets you utilize AI on different sites.\nParse Prompt - Convert and summarize podcast episodes, audio clips, web-pages, and YouTube into AI-generated content.\nAttack Surface# BynaryEdge - We scan the web and gather data for you.\nCensys - Attack Surface Management Solutions.\nCriminalip.io - Cyber Threat Intelligence Search Engine and Attack Surface Management (ASM) platform.\nRedHunt Labs - Discover your Attack Surface, Continuously.\nSecurityTrails - The Total Internet Inventory.\nBug Hunting# Bug Bounty writeups - Detailed breakdowns of all sorts of different types of attacks.\nBughunter-handbook - A list of resources that will help bug bounty hunters with resources that are useful during their bug bounty journey.\nCertificates# CertSpotter - Monitors your domains for expiring, unauthorized, and invalid SSL certificates.\nCensys - Certificates - Certificates Search.\nCrt.sh - Certificate Search.\nCTSearch - Certificate Transparency Search Tool.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nTLS.BufferOver.run - Quickly find certificates in IPv4 space.\nCredentials# Check your email accounts to find associated accounts with breached companies.\nBreachdirectory.org - Check if your information was exposed in a data breach.\nCrackstation.net - Massive pre-computed lookup (Rainbow) tables to crack password hashes.\nDehashed - Free deep-web scans and protection against credential leaks, Takes Monero for Premium accounts.\nHackcheck - Hackcheck is a data breach search engine that makes checking the integrity of your data easy and flexible cheap! They currently offer several lightning fast queries to search through our billions of records with. The queries they offer are email, password, username, name, IP address, phone number, and domain name.\nHave I Been Pwned - Check if your email or phone is in a data breach.\nHaveibeensold.app - App that checks who is selling your data. Currently down.\nIntelx - Needs an account for most dumps, but shows accounts and password associated with on different sites.\nLeak-Lookup - Search across thousands of data breaches to find you compromised data - Requires an account for full results. Cheap prices and accepts Monero.\nLeakCheck.io - Make sure your credentials haven\u0026rsquo;t been compromised.\nLeakix - Identify public data leaks.\nMozilla Monitor - Stay safe with privacy tools from the makers of Firefox that protect you from hackers and companies that publish and sell your personal information. We’ll alert you of any known data breaches, find and remove your exposed info and continually watch for new exposures.\nSnusbase - Stay on top of the latest database breaches.\nSpycloud.com - More in Depth than haveIbeenpwned. Requires an account.\nCode Search Engines# GitHub Code Search - A search engine for searching projects on GitHub.\nGrep.app - Search across a half million git repos.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nNerdyData - Find companies based on their website\u0026rsquo;s tech stack or code.\nPublicwww.com - Source Code Search Engine. Find any alphanumeric snippet, signature or keyword in the web pages HTML, JS and CSS code.\nRepoSearch - Source code search engine that helps you find implementation details, example usages or just analyze code.\nSearchCode - Search 75 billion lines of code from 40 million projects.\nSourceGraph - Understand and search across your entire codebase.\nData Retention# Archive.org - The biggest site for internet website archives.\nDessant - A web extension for pulling data from archived sites.\nInteltechniques - A guide to manually remove your data from archive sites.\nMemento Time Travel - Memento TimeTravel is built using the archive.today API, and can thus be utilized as an upgraded internet archive product. It offers web users with an easy-to-use design.\nPagefreezer.com - PageFreezer is an alternative to the Wayback machine which utilizes Google-like crawling technology. The screenshots are taken using a fully automated operation.\nTubeRipper - An app that lets you rip or download videos from most platforms.\nWebcite - WebCite differs from the Wayback Machine by providing the sort of detailed snapshots of author-cited references requested by publishers, editors, and readers.\nDevice Information# Macaddress.io - MAC address vendor lookup.\nMaclookup.app - Find the vendor name of a device by entering an OUI or a MAC address.\nMacvendors.com - Find MAC Address Vendors. Now.\nMAC Vendor Lookup - Look up the vendor for a specific MAC Address.\nDNS# Chaos - Enhance research and analyse changes around DNS for better insights.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing.\nDNSDumpster - DNS recon \u0026amp; research, find \u0026amp; lookup DNS records.\nDNShistory.org - Domain Name System Historical Record Archive.\nDNSdb - Passive DNS historical database.\nDNSviz - Tool for visualizing the status of a DNS zone.\nDNSTwister - The anti-phishing domain name search engine and DNS monitoring service.\nDnslytics - The ultimate online investigation tool for DNS and other internet data.\nHackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nPassivedns.mnemonic.no - Web interface for querying passive DNS data collected in our malware lab.\nPassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.\nRapidDNS - DNS query tool which make querying - subdomains or sites of a same IP easy.\nDomains# Buckets.grayhatwarfare.com - Public buckets.\nBuiltWith - Find out what websites are Built With.\nCentralOps - DomainDossier - Investigate domains and IP addresses.\nC99.nl - Over 57 quality API\u0026rsquo;s and growing!\nDomainIQ - Comprehensive Domain Intelligence.\nGrayhatwarfare.com - domains - How to search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nIPInfo - Provides your WAN or Public IP address.\nMoonSearch - Backlinks checker \u0026amp; SEO Report.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nPentest-tools.com - Discover subdomains and determine the attack surface of an organization.\nRiddler - Allows you to search in a high quality dataset.\nRobTex - Various kinds of research of IP numbers, Domain names, etc.\nSecurityheaders.com - Scan your site now.\nSimilarweb.com - The easiest and fastest tool to find out what\u0026rsquo;s really going on online.\nSitereport.netcraft.com - Find out the infrastructure and technologies used by any site.\nSpyonweb.com - Find out related websites.\nStatscrop.com - Millions of amazing websites across the web are being analyzed with StatsCrop.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVisualsitemapper.com - Create a visual map of your site.\nWho.is - WHOIS Search, Domain Name, Website, and IP Tools.\nWhois.domaintools.com - Industry’s fastest domain discovery engine and broadest, most accurate data.\nWhoisology.com - Deep Connections Between Domain Names \u0026amp; Their Owners.\nExploits# 0day.today - The ultimate database of exploits and vulnerabilities.\nExploit-DB - An Exploit Database.\npacketstormsecurity.com - Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers.\nRapid7 - DB - A vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSploitus - A convenient central place for identifying the newest exploits.\nVulmon - A vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nFacial Recognition# Pimeyes - The gold Standard in facial recognition search, while prioritizing privacy. Focused Search Engines# All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Correlate – Google Trends Correlate can help you identify search patterns that correlate with real-world trends. It can be used to identify search patterns that are similar to one another. For example, you could use the tool to find out if there is a link between new legislation and gun sales (at least in terms of the search volume related to the two topics).\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nGrabify - Grabify is a free web-based IP grabbing/URL shortening tool. (IP grabbing just as it implies simply means getting/grabbing peoples IP addresses.) This can be used to get location/IP data from potential attackers.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nIPGeo - IpGeo is a python tool to extract IP addresses from captured network traffic file (pcap/pcapng) and generate csv report containing details about the geolocation of each ip in the packets.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMillion Short – Million Short has an interesting approach to searching for information online. The interface is generally similar to a typical search engine. However, you can sort and filter the results in a number of ways. Examples include popularity, eCommerce, live chat, date, location, and others. Also, it automatically pulls out the top sites that usually occupy the top spots in any search result (e.g. Amazon.com, eBay, YouTube, etc.)\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nMention - A service that lets you track any code words across social media platforms. Paid service.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOSSDatabase - OSS DATABASE is a crowdsourced database of Open Source software. Their goal is to make it easy to look for open source alternatives and compare them with their proprietary peers.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPulsedive - A search engine for devices connected to the internet.\nPublic API\u0026rsquo;s - A list of several different API\u0026rsquo;s that are free to use for data pulling.\nPublicData.com - PublicData.com is the number one resource for public records from local, state, and federal agencies.\nProwl - A free IP search \u0026amp; identifications of IoC and IoA.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nSearch by Image - Tool to reverse image search docs, only works in Chromium based browsers.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nShodan – A search engine and network security tool for the internet of things. It finds devices on the internet like web servers, webcams, appliances, traffic lights, and even power plants.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTalkWalkerAlerts – TalkWalkerAlerts is a great alternative to Google Alerts because, in addition to monitoring the web for certain keywords, it monitors social media, blogs, and forums as well. This can be helpful if you need to find mentions of someone’s name or business across the web. Free and paid options.\nTorSearch - A TOR search engine for websites hosted on TOR (The Darknet).\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nTinyEye - A reverse image search.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nGeolocation# All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.\nAcrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.\nEarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.\nEmporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.\nFlags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).\nFind A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.\nGeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.\nGeoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.\nGeolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.\nGoogle Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.\nGoogle Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.\nIEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.\nInsecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.\nLeft vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.\nMoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.\nN2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.\nOpen Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.\nOverpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.\nPlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.\nRedfin - Housing sales data.\nShadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.\nSunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.\nTrulia - Housing sales data.\nWikimapia - A community sourced map.\nWorldCam - Access public security cameras.\nZillow - Housing sales data.\nMail Addresses# Centralops - Email, Whois, DNS search info.\nEmailHippo - Email address verification technology.\nEmail-format.com - Find the email address formats in use at thousands of companies.\nHunter.io - Find professional email addresses in seconds.\nIntelligenceX - Search engine and data archive. Finds public personal information from data brokers.\nMelissa - Emailcheck - Check email addresses and verify they are live.\nMXToolbox - Check your email headers.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nReacher.email - Open-Source Email Verification.\nRocketReach - Your first-degree connection to any professional.\nskymem.info - Find email addresses of companies and people.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nThatsThem - Reverse email lookup.\nverify-email.org - Checks whether the mailbox exists or not.\nVoilaNorbert - I can find anyone\u0026rsquo;s email address.\nOSINT Lists# About.start.me - OSINT Dashboard to combine different OSINT tools.\nAwesome-Osint - A curated list of amazingly awesome open source intelligence tools and resources.\nFacebook Email Search - A simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFreedomlab.io - FreedomLab is a virtual gathering place for human rights defenders. Here you will find a repository of training materials, tutorials, and digital tools, all tailored to your needs and requirements. We hope you will learn about tools, experiences, advocacy and fundraising strategies, as well as knowledge and skills related to security. Through support and collaboration, human rights defenders increase their capacity to monitor and report, seek redress, and advocate for the promotion of human rights.\nFull OSINT - Full OSINT focused on the most popular web-based Open Source Intelligence and Cybersecurity Tools.\nHacker Search Engines - Long list of OSINT Tools.\nInteltechniques Tools - Dozens of tools available from Michael Bazzels website.\nOstintFramework - Terrific list. Layout is a bit strange can be annoying to navigate.\nOsint-jobs.com - Job board and education research.\nOsintcurio.us - The OSINT Curious Project was a source of quality, actionable, Open Source Intelligence news, original blogs, instructional videos, and live streams. We tried to keep people curious about exploring web applications for bits of information or trying out new techniques to access important OSINT data.\nOsintool.com - List of multiple tools with install instructions.\nOsintdojo.com - A giant list of OSINT resources.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nSociallinks.io - Everything you need to navigate the OSINT world, gain deeper insights, and enhance investigations.\nSocial-Analyzer - API, CLI \u0026amp; Web App for analyzing \u0026amp; finding a person’s profile across social media websites. It includes different string analysis and detection modules, you can choose which combination of modules to use during the investigation process.\nSpiderFoot - SpiderFoot is an open-source OSINT tool with 200+ modules for gathering information on target organizations, domains and IP addresses, networks, emails, and usernames. It offers automation capabilities for routine OSINT tasks like DNS queries, threat intelligence checks, breach detection, WHOIS lookups, and more.\nstart.me - Another Giant list of all sorts of tools.\nThe Big Brother - The Big Brother V3.0 is a weaponized intelligence gathering platform designed for Red Teams and Elite Investigators. Built on a high-velocity asynchronous Python backend with an immersive 3D surveillance interface. Self hosted.\nTCM-Open-Source-Intellingence-Resources - Compilation of Resources from TCM\u0026rsquo;s OSINT Course.\nX-osint - An Open source intelligent framework ie an osint tool which gathers valid information about a phone number, user’s email address, perform VIN Osint, and reverse, perform subdomain enumeration, able to find email from a name, and so much more.\nSecurity Focused Tools# 2fA.Directory - List of companies that use 2FA in America. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\n2fA.Directory.International - List of companies that use 2FA Internationally. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.\nAtlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.\nBest Randoms - Random information generator for huge amount of categories.\nDmarc and SPF Checkers - A site Dmarc, SPF and DKIM are Email security settings that protect your email account from being spoofed or faked. This tool scores your domain to see how difficult it would be to spoof. ^1^\nDNS checker and port scanner - A site to check open ports, DNS SPF records and much more on your own internal server.\nEfani - Test your Phone number public connections to see your total phone exposure.\nEmail Rep - App that lets you check the known reputability of any email address and domain.\nEnd Of Life - Tracks closely software updates, and EOL status for a massive list of software. Need to figure out how long your new phone will be supported? They have you covered.\nExiftool - A tool let’s you pull metadata info from a wide range of file types.\nHudson Rock - Free tools to check for compromised corporate accounts.\nHowsecureismypassword - A site to test the security and the Bruce Force difficulty of your password.\nImmuniweb - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server or servers. Checks SSL status of multiple different types of applications. Also checks compliance with frameworks such as PCI, HIPAA and NIST.\nIp Quality Score - An app to check your IP, Email and Fraud prevention. Also allows for verifying Tor and VPN connectivity and much more.\nPolisis - Polisis gives you a glimpse of what websites actually say in their privacy policies.\nPrivacy Parrot - A search engine that helps determine if a website can sell your personal information.\nScamDoctor - Project that tracks known scam websites and use an algorithm to determine likelihood of other scams.\nSecurity Headers - A site to check the security headers of your own self-hosted server to check your exposure to attacks like XSS, Clickjacking and more.\nShieldsup - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Run by Steve Gibson of the SecurityNow Podcast and Spinrite data recovery application.\nSSL LABS - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server. Specifically looks at TLS config and hash algorithm of your website.\nTiny-check - A piece of software that scans your phone to check for unauthorized monitoring apps unknowingly installed.\nTOSBack (Terms of Service) - A website that reads back other website terms of service and puts it into a simple and easy to read summary.\nTraceLabs - An OSINT service that helps find missing people.\nVirus Total - Scan files, hashes and URLs to run them against a database of known compromised software. Extremely useful when evaluating new suspicious files or programs.\nW3Techs - Large list that tracks software utilization across industries. Find metrics based around software markets share.\nServers# FOFA - Cyberspace mapping.\nGreyNoise - The source for understanding internet noise.\nNatlas - Scaling Network Scanning.\nNetlas.io - Discover, Research and Monitor any Assets Available Online.\nOnyphe.io - Cyber Defense Search Engine for open-source and cyber threat intelligence data.\nZoomEye - Global cyberspace mapping.\nSocial Media Tools# Discord# Discord OSINT Attack Surface - Description of Discord\u0026rsquo;s attack surface.\nDiscord Snowflake to Timestamp Converter - Pulls Discord message timestamps.\nDiscordBee - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDiscordServers Search - Tracks and finds different Discord servers/chatrooms.\nDutch OSINT Guy Discord Resources - OSINT Discord resources that may be useful for searching or pivoting on Discord.\nFacebook# Einvestigator.com - Facebook Search Tools and Resources.\nFacebook Email Search - Is a simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.\nFacebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.\nFB People Directory - Is a native tool built by Facebook so you can, as its name suggests, search their people directory. It’s super useful and one of the easiest tools to use when you’re looking for someone.\nPassive DNS - Technology allows you to investigate everything you can imagine about any organization or company in the world, way beyond a simple citizen profile. Let’s see it in action for facebook.com.\nSearch is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.\nToolzu.com - A platform for Facebook video downloading.\nGab# Gab OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGab OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tool for creating Bookmarklet.\nGab OSINT Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB ^1^\nGeneral Social Media Tools# Sherlock - Finds all usernames across 300 different social media platforms.\nSocialBlade - Real Time follower/subscriber counter for Youtube, Twitch, Instagram and Twitter.\nStories Down - Guide for several different platforms.\nGettr# Gettr OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Gab.\nGettr OSINT Investigations Tips \u0026amp; Techniques - List of Tactics and tools for Osint on GAB.\nInstagram# Gramho - Identifying Followers of a Private Instagram Profile.\nInstahunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Instagram posts.\nInstagram OSINT Attack Surface - Describes full attack surface for Instagram.\nPicuki - View, edit and share your publicly available Instagram content.\nLinkedIn# Epieos LinkedIn Tool - Retrieve information linked to an email address.\nHow to conduct OSINT on Linkedin - List of tactics and strategies.\nLinkedIn OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the LinkedIn attack surface.\nLinkedIn OSINT Bookmarket Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part I - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nLinkedIn OSINT Techniques: Part II - Guide on LinkedIn Osint.\nNew LinkedIn Search Features - Guide on search functions in LinkedIn.\nPinterest# Aware Online - List of tactics and strategies.\nPinterest OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Pinterest attack surface.\nReddit# Rdddeck - Creates Reddit decks.\nReddit OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Reddit attack surface.\nReddit OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - Tools to create bookmarklets.\nReddit OSINT Techniques - List of Osint tools and tactics for Reddit.\nUnddit - App that lets you display removed (by mods) and deleted (by users) comments/posts for Reddit.\nSkype# Skype OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Skype attack surface.\nSkypli - Skype search engine.\nSnapchat# Snapchat OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Snapchat attack surface.\nSnap Map - Watch Snaps submitted by Snapchatters around the world.\nTelegram# Awesome Telegram OSINT - Massive list of Telegram Tools.\nTelegram Analytics - Telegram channels and groups catalog in addition chat monitoring.\nTelegram Database - Telegram Search Engine.\nTikTok# TikTok OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the TikTok attack surface.\nTikTok OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate TikTok investigations.\nVidnice - TikTok search engine.\nTumblr# Tumblr OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Tumbler attack surface.\nTumblr OSINT Bookmarklet Tools - App that creates bookmarklets which will facilitate Tumblr investigations.\nTumblr OSINT Techniques - Breakdown of many tactics and techniques for OSINT on Tumblr.\nTwitter/X.com# Birdhunt - Used for tracing physical locations of Twitter posts.\nBot Sentinel - Helps you find and block trolls and fake Twitter accounts.\nFoller.me - Free people search engine finds social media profiles, public records, and more!\nNitter - Access Twitter through a privacy front end without an account.\nTinfoleak - Search for Twitter users leaks.\nTweet Beaver - If you’re doing research that involves a Twitter user, TweetBeaver is a great resource. Use it for things like downloading a user’s friends list, downloading a user’s followers list, checking to see if two accounts follow one another, and much more.\nTweetdeck - TweetDeck offers a more convenient Twitter experience by letting you view multiple timelines in one easy interface. It includes a host of advanced features to help get the most of Twitter: Manage multiple Twitter accounts, schedule Tweets for posting in the future, build Tweet collections, and more.\nTwitter OSINT Attack Surface - Description of the Twitter attack surface.\nSpoonbill - Spoonbill lets you see profile changes from the people you follow on Twitter or other social networks.\nTrendsmap - Tracks hashtag trends by location.\nTweeterID - Pull your Twitter user ID.\nGetvidfy.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nSavetweetvid.com - Download videos from Twitter.\nURLs# HackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.\nMOZ Link Explorer - The world\u0026rsquo;s best backlink checker with over 40 trillion links.\nPhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.\nShorteners.grayhatwarfare.com - Search URLs exposed by Shortener services.\nURLScan - A sandbox for the web.\nVehicles# Autocheck - Search by Vin or License Plate. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nFaxvin - Search by Vin. Costs money for in-depth searches.\nLicensesearch.org - Can be used to search License plates and Drivers licenses for a fee.\nSkipTracer - Python-based search engine program, that searches lots of different categories, Name, email, phone etc. In particular you can search License Plate info which is the most unique feature of this app.\nVehicle-OSINT-Collection - A comprehensive list of websites, add-ons, repositories, and other tools useful for finding information on a target vehicle ^2^\nVulnerabilities# Aqua Vulnerability Database - Vulnerabilities and weaknesses in open source applications and cloud native infrastructure.\nCapec.Mitre.org - A site that tracks common attack patterns.\nCloudvulndb.org - The Open Cloud Vulnerability \u0026amp; Security Issue Database.\nCVEDetails - The ultimate security vulnerability datasource.\nCVE.org - Another site that tracks identifies defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nGitHub Advisory Database - Security vulnerability database inclusive of CVEs and GitHub originated security advisories.\nLibraries.io - Open source package tracker.\nMITRE CVE - Another site that identifies, defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.\nMitre.org - A site that tracks common weaknesses across all software.\nNIST NVD - The National Vulnerability Database, that lists known threats and vulnerabilities.\nOssindex.sonatype.org - A free catalogue of open source components and scanning tools to help developers identify vulnerabilities, understand risk, and keep their software safe.\nOpencve.io - Easiest way to track CVE updates and be alerted about new vulnerabilities.\nOsv.dev - Open Source Vulnerability tracker.\nRapid7 - DB - Vulnerability \u0026amp; Exploit Database.\nSecurity.snyk.io - Open Source Vulnerability Database.\nSynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.\nVulDB - Number one vulnerability database.\nVulmon - Vulnerability and exploit search engine.\nVulners.com - Your Search Engine for Security Intelligence.\nVulnIQ - Vulnerability intelligence and management solution.\nWifi Discovery and Scanning# Acrylic WiFi - WiFi analysis, site survey \u0026amp; troubleshooting.\nAvast Wi-Fi Finder - Avast Wi-Fi Finder is an app to help you find free WiFi networks around you. Just check the map and take a look at the different points that show up. Tapping one of them gives you more information: the name of the network, whether it requires a password, etc.\nFree WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nNetwork Tools - Phone App for tracking all sorts of network metrics.\nOpen WiFi Finder - Get WiFi Finder to find Fast WiFi wherever you go.\nWiFinder -\n"},{"id":15,"href":"/political-tools/","title":"Political","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;He knows nothing and thinks he knows everything. That points clearly to a political career.\u0026rdquo; -George Bernard Shaw\nHere at Liberty Tools we believe in looking at alternatives to electoral politics. We believe that in terms of advancing freedom electoral politics has mostly been a lost battle, or very often is actually counter productive. However we do have great respect for anyone who is trying to advance freedom as part of the political process, and continuing in the footsteps of the great politicians such as Ron Paul.\n🏛️ Find Representatives \u0026amp; Voting Info# Govtrack – Look up your Congressional representatives and their voting records. Vote.org – Polling Place Locator – Find out where to vote. Ballotpedia – Discover open races, ballot measures, candidate info, and more. IV3 – Verify your voter roll info, report inaccuracies, and track updates. 💵 Money in Politics# Opensecrets – Follow campaign finance and lobbying data. ALLRegreen – Track campaign contributions by industry and individual donors. Follow The Crypto – See cryptocurrency donations to politicians. Check My Donation – Check if your name has been used fraudulently in political donations. 📊 Government Transparency \u0026amp; Spending# Open the Books – Audit government spending at federal, state, and local levels. Data Republican – Explore federal grant allocations, charity, and NGO funding. DogeAI - A new AI project trying to expose political corruption. 🏢 Political Appointees \u0026amp; Local Involvement# OurPublicService.org – Appointee Tracker – Track political appointees in federal positions. Run Locally – Libertarian Party initiative to support local candidates. "},{"id":16,"href":"/privacy/","title":"Privacy","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" \u0026ldquo;The Cypherpunks are actively engaged in making the networks safer for privacy. Let us proceed together apace. Onward\u0026rdquo; - Eric Hughes*\nPrivacy is a fundamental tenet of a free society. Corporations and governments are gathering data at record rates and will happily sell it to the highest bidder. In the era of social media, doxxing, twitter mobs and rising crime, take back your privacy to protect yourself and your family.\nAll in one Privacy Solutions# Cloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you\u0026rsquo;re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Cloaked is not Open Source. Though they do plan to open source their project in the future. Users can use discount code \u0026ldquo;LIBERTY25\u0026rdquo; for 25% off their first year.\nMySudo - All in one privacy solution. MySudo offers services for phones, profiles, emails, virtual credit cards and more. MySudo doesnt always work well on non Android OSes like Calyx and you often need a google supported phone for activation, but once you activate it, it should work fine on Graphene.\nBrowsers# Brave - From the original creators of Firefox, Brave aims to use maximum privacy as a default. With ad blocking, phishing blocking, fingerprint and cookie blocking all enabled by default. Brave does offer ad payments in its own crypto token BAT, which has drawn some criticism from privacy advocates - In Depth Review\nDecentr - Brand new blockchain-based browser. Pays out in their own token for browsing search, much like Brave.\nFirefox - Firefox has a long-established history of competing with the most well-known browsers as the longest-serving open-source alternative. However, due to recent changes by Firefox in order to gain more revenue, we NO longer recommend them. Check out more here.\nLibreWolf - LibreWolf is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks.\nMullvad Browser - The Mullvad Browser is a privacy-focused web browser developed in a collaboration between Mullvad VPN and the Tor Project. It’s designed to minimize tracking and fingerprinting. You could say it’s a Tor Browser to use without the Tor Network. Instead, you can use it with a trustworthy VPN. The idea is to provide one more alternative – beside the Tor Network – to browse the internet with more privacy. To get as many people as possible to fight the big data gathering of today. To free the internet from mass surveillance.\nPrivacy Tests - In-depth comparison of browser privacy.\nTor Browser - Tor Browser is your choice if you need an extra layer of anonymity. It\u0026rsquo;s a modified version of Firefox, which comes with pre-installed privacy add-ons, encryption, and an advanced proxy. It\u0026rsquo;s not recommended to install additional browser addons. Plugins or addons may bypass Tor or compromise your privacy. While TOR is the best in privacy, it is also notoriously slow.\nWaterfox - Waterfox is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks. Not quite as private as something like LibreWolf, but makes up for it in speed and functionality.\nBrowser Exposure Checks# Cover Your Tracks and EFF Tool - A project from the EFF. Cover Your Tracks is two things: a tool for users to understand how unique and identifiable their browser makes them online, and a research project to uncover the tools and techniques of online trackers and test the efficacy of privacy add-ons. In Depth Breakdown and Review\nIpleak - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDNSLeaktest - Checks your IP and browser public info.\nDeviceInfo - Checks computer hardware and software specs\nAm I Unique -Checks your IP and browser public info.\nBlacklight- Check third party trackers\nBrowserspy - When you surf around the internet your browser leaves behind a trail of digital footprints. Websites can use these footprints to check your system. BrowserSpy.dk is a service where you can check just what information it\u0026rsquo;s possible to gather from your system, just by visiting a website.\nPrivacy.net - What information can a website find out about you when you visit it? A lot more than you probably realize. This tool lists information that any website, advertisement, and widget can collect from your web browser. Such information could be used to identify you and/or track your behavior using tactics like IP lookups and browser fingerprinting. While none of this may be considered personally identifiable information (PII), the profile drawn from all these pieces of information can be so distinct that it can only plausibly match a single person.\nPersonaldata.info - Check what data your browser is leaking, and other tools.\nBrowser Extensions# AdNauseam - Extension that randomly opens ads to obfuscate tracking.\nBypass Paywalls - App that lets you get past paywalls to view otherwise paid content.\nCanvas Fingerprint Defender - Creates fake Canvas IDs to prevent fingerprinting.\nClear Browsing Data - Clear browsing data like cookies, history, and cache directly from the browser toolbar.\nDissenter - Browser extension that allows you to comment on any web page free of censorship.\nGoogle Teller - App that beeps every time a connection with Google is made.\nHTTPS Everywhere - Encrypts your communications with many major websites, making your browsing more secure.\nLibRedirect - Redirects multiple apps to privacy front ends like Newpipe, Nitter, Wikiless, etc.\nLocalCDN - Emulates Content Delivery Networks to improve your online privacy by intercepting traffic and injecting supported resources locally.\nMailvelope - Privacy-focused email web extension to securely encrypt your emails with PGP using webmail providers.\nMozilla Containers - Allows you to separate your browsing experience into different color-coded tabs to help protect your privacy.\nNoScript - Allows JavaScript and other potentially harmful content to be executed only by trusted websites of your choice.\nPrivacy Badger - Stops advertisers and trackers from secretly tracking where you go and what pages you look at on the web.\nPrivacy Possum - Monkey wrenches common commercial tracking methods by reducing and falsifying the data gathered by tracking companies.\nSnowFlake - Helps people in censored countries access the Internet without restrictions by acting as a proxy.\nTerms of Service; Didn\u0026rsquo;t Read - Provides short and quick summaries about the terms and privacy policies of websites you browse.\nTrackMeNot - Protects privacy in web-search by issuing randomized queries to common search engines.\nuBlock Origin - Free, open-source ad content blocker that increases security and privacy in your browser.\nWatch on Odysee - Redirects you from YouTube to Odysee, a decentralized YouTube alternative.\nComputers# Computer Manufacturers# Purism - Open Source company. Makes Open Source Laptops, Phones and Servers. Partners with other liberty focused companies like Start 9. Accepts Bitcoin as a method of payment. Also offers a private phone data plan. Shipping is known to be very slow in some cases. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nStarLabs - A computer company that sells a wide range of linux computers that come preconfigured with multiple different distros. Also includes a linux based tablet. Accepts Bitcoin\nSystem76 - Well known American Linux Company. Developed and pioneered Pop-OS operating system, A user friendly Ubuntu/Debian Fork.\nTuxedoComputers - High quality Linux focused computers. German company, only communicates in German.\nComputer Operating Systems# CNIX - A simple Linux distro that puts privacy first, but it\u0026rsquo;s much less intense than TAILS or QUBES.\nDistro Watch - Distro Watch tracks and rates all Linux Operating systems.\nLinuxMint - Linux distro for beginners.\nPop!_OS - Ubuntu Fork built by a dedicated Linux Hardware Company System76. Pop!_OS is one of the easiest and cleanest Linux distros around.\nQubesOS - a privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. Qubes requires a bit more hardware as it runs several virtual machines to segregate your applications to better ensure your privacy.\nReactOS - An Open Source OS designed to mimic the Windows file system.\nTAILS - A privacy-preserving and security-focused Linux distro. With TAILS all traffic is routed through TOR and all of your data is deleted as soon as the computer is turned off.\nUbuntu - The long term gold standard for beginner Linux users.\nData Removal# AccountKiller- Website that helps you find and delete a wide range of old accounts across multiple platforms through specific account/platform targeting.\nCreditFreeze- Freeze your Credit in the event of a data breach\nCyberOneIntel - CyberOneIIntel claims to find what other services can\u0026rsquo;t - including social media accounts, employment history, dating profiles, gaming profiles, dark web credential breaches, indexed search engine occurrences, and much more.\nData Broker Opt Out List - massive list of data sites to opt out of manually.\nData Brokers List - Links to purge your data manually from data brokers\nData Opt Out - Links to requests to manually delete data from multiple websites and platforms.\nDeleteMe - Purges your data from data brokers and regularly checks to make sure that it has not been added back. Deleteme is known for having employee’s manually and regularly check your data to insure it has not been added back to data broker pages. Has parternships with Abine. In Depth Discussion\nEasyOptOuts - Cheap service to remove your accounts from Data Brokers\nHacked - Paid service that helps you recover from hacks and exposed personal data. Service can help with deleting videos or images from website or social media platforms. Service can also help you recover hacked accounts if you have lost access.\nJustDeleteMe - A directory of direct links to delete your account from web services. If you would like to delete a wide range of your accounts manually, JustDeleteMe can link you directly to the section of page where you can easily delete your account.\nMyDataRemoval - Another competitor for purging personal information, Name, Home address etc. Review\nOneRep - Alternative to DeleteMe. Offers a free trial and more deletion services but does have some negative reviews. One Rep is known for automating this process and not using employee manual checks. In Depth Review\nOptery - Removes Your Home Address, Phone and Other Private Info from Google, and 220+ Sites Review\nRedact - App that will delete your social media presence including specific comments and posts on multiple platforms. Includes FB, Reddit, Discord, Twitter etc…\nRemove Data from web Archive - Guide to remove your data from archive sites\nSayMine- Automated service that pulls your emails to find accounts created and sends them emails for data removal request. Be careful though, as this can sometimes cause you to send information to companies that you may have received emails from, but do not actually have an account with and thus actually giving them more information than they had in the first place. Saymine also offers corporate privacy services.\nDead Mans Switch# BqETH - BeQth is a trustless dead mans switch based on the Polygon network, an Ethereum Layer 2. BeQth lets you create a smart contract on the polygon blockchain that will send out our secret data via email to whoever you wish after an allotted amount of time. Transactions are all encrypted and totally on chain. Users can essentially mine the algorithm to unlock secret keys by the allotted time, essentially allowing for users to mine secrets. Does not require KYC. CipherWill - A non crypto based E2E dead mans switch service. Your secrets are encrypted with 256 AES encryption and zero knowledge proofs for the best possible security. Requires basic KYC. Gone Mans Switch - Gone Man\u0026rsquo;s Switch is a simple web application that allows you to create messages that will be delivered when you are absent (gone) for a certain period. Fully Self-hosted and open source. You can schedule long term messages to yourself via Telegram, Email or SMS. Sarcophagus - Similar to BeQTH Sarcophagus is also built on the polygon blockchain. Sarcophagus is decentralized, open-source and DAO owned + operated. They believe bringing dead man\u0026rsquo;s switch functionality to the web3 ecosystem can empower and provide security infrastructure for an entire generation of applications, regardless of their size Email# Email Providers# Email cannot offer the same fundamental privacy of other communication protocols. Use better tools when it matters. Nevertheless, it remains an essential tool in every day life, and the following providers offer excellent privacy.\n10 Minute Mail - Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.- Free Temporary Email that expires after 10 minutes.\n33Mail - Unlimited private email aliases.\nBeeble - Encrypted email and data storage. Uses hybrid AED and PGP encryption methods. Uses decentralized server infrastructure.\nFastMail - No free version. In Depth Review.\nLavabit - The company responsible for setting the Seppuku Pledge precedent. Originally used by Edward Snowden, Lavabit refused to give up information on him to the US Government. Lavabit shut down before handing over information and re-opened years later.\nMailbox - Private email with cloud services. In Depth Review.\nMailcow - Self-hosting email isn\u0026rsquo;t recommended, but Mailcow is an application that can help simplify the process. Article on the difficulties with Email.\nMailfence - Encrypted email service based in Belgium.\nMigadu - Email hosting service that doesn\u0026rsquo;t track and lets you add in unlimited domains and accounts for cheap.\nPax Mail - A lesser-known privacy-focused email provider, Pax offers paid-only accounts to provide full email services that do not compromise their values. Specifically created for Freedom lovers. Their values are listed clearly here.\nProtonMail - All data is stored in an encrypted state, and decrypted by the client. Emails between Proton users are end-to-end encrypted. The client-side code is open source. Proton servers are located in Switzerland. Basic accounts are free. Additional storage and features are available through paid plans, which can be paid for in Bitcoin. In-depth review from Restore Privacy.\nTutanota - Similar to Proton, all data is stored in an encrypted state, and emails between users are end-to-end encrypted. Tutanota servers are located in Germany, which is part of the 14 Eyes. Free and paid options available.\nEmail Clients# FairEmail - Fully featured, open source, privacy friendly email app for Android. Uses OpenKeychain to decrypt messages and optionally encrypt messages. Review\nK-9 - Mobile open source email client. Review\nMailSpring - Opensource. Great free email client, works with a variety of email providers. Does not work with Protonmail.\nThunderbird - Thunderbird is a free and open-source cross-platform email client developed by the Mozilla Foundation, the people who are behind the Firefox web browser. Been around for awhile, can be a bit buggy at times.\nEmail Aliases# Abine/Blur - Provides email and Debit card aliases. Albine provides several other options as well. Paid Service offered along with other services. Review\nAnonAddy - Very Similar product to Simple Login. In Depth Review Comparison Review of SL and AA\nFirefox Relay - Free email alias service. Also offers paid phone relay service. Review\nSimple Login - Free cloud services, cheap premium accounts anonymously with Monero. Also offers Self Hosting options.\nFile Encryption# Cryptomator - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nOpenPGP - Lists of several differnt applications that all use the OpenPGP standard.\nPGPTool - Based off the original PGP Alogrithim, PGP tool is a A simple and secure online client-side PGP Key Generator, Encryption and Decryption tool. Generate your PGP Key pairs, encrypt or decrypt messages easily with a few clicks.\nPicoCrypt - Lightweight open source encryption client that’s easy to use, completely free and focuses on only encrypting files and nothing else. Most Encryption apps tend to use AES-256 while Pico uses the new and improved XChaCha20 for encryption. It also uses Argon 2 for key derivation as opposed to SHA for further protection\nVeracrypt - Non Cloud based Encryption Software\nFirewalls# Little Snitch - Inbound and Outbound firewall blocking for desktop. MAC OS only.\nOPNsense is a free and open source network FreeBSD-based firewall\nPFSense - Well supported free Open Source network Firewall Software\nPihole - Network wide Ad-Blocker and DNS sinkhole. Can also be used as a DHCP server\nPort Master - Application Firewalls. This program works as a VPN replacement. May break your VPN connection while installed. Works in Linux and Windows.\nSimplewall - Simple Open Source Windows only Firewall\nSnort - Open Source Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)\nInternet Service Providers# FemtoStar - Open Source Satellite internet.\nNomadinternet - Internet for off grid living.\nUkama - A project empowering everyone to build a decentralized cell phone network powered by you to connect the world.\nKillswitches# Buskill - USB ‘dead man’s switch’ locks down (or kills) snatched laptops\nUSBGuard - The USBGuard software framework helps to protect your computer against rogue USB devices (a.k.a. BadUSB) by implementing basic whitelisting and blacklisting capabilities based on device attributes.\nUSBKill - USBKill Python Script allows your computer to lock out if any unapproved USB devices are inserted into your computer. Directly inspired by the arrest of Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht\nMessengers# Bitchat- Launched by Jack Dorsey in 2025, like Briar it uses bluetooth. Other features include: Works Offline on local Bluetooth LE mesh networks, with automatic peer discovery and multi-hop relaying Provides end to end encryption via X25519 key exchange and AES-256-GCM for both private and channel messages. Supports store \u0026amp; forward, caching messages for offline peers until they reconnect Requires no accounts, email addresses, or phone numbers messages live only on users’ devices.\nBriar - Briar doesn’t rely on a central server - messages are synchronized directly between the users’ devices. If the internet’s down, Briar can sync via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, keeping the information flowing in a crisis. If the internet’s up, Briar can sync via the Tor network for additional privacy.\nComparison and Ranks - Detailed comparison of all major messaging apps features and privacy.\nKeet - Peer-to-Peer Chat with high quality Video \u0026amp; Text. Private \u0026amp; Encrypted. Has BTC payment methods built in.\nMatrix - Also commonly known as Element for the most popular Matrix front end. Matrix is a chat Protocol with several different applications that cab be used to participate in the network. Element has full End-to-End encryption, completely open source, fully self hostable and comes with most of the same functionality of Discord or Slack. Also has the ability to Bridge with other chat apps, meaning you can connect Matrix directly to Telegram, or Slack or most other chat apps and mangage those communications via whichever matrix client you choose. Probably the best option for self hosting small companies. Matrix Instance Testing\nMolly- Hardened Signal Fork that is fully open source.\nSignal - An easy-to-use end-to-end encrypted messenger. Long considered the gold standard. Built in auto-delete of messages. standard of chat privacy. Not fully open source. Signal used to require a phone number, but you can now use a username if you prefer. One of the easiest apps to convert normies.\nSilence - A signal fork that picked up SMS direct encryption after Signal decided to no longer pursue it. While you should stay away from SMS whenever possible, it is sometimes still necessary to communicate with certain people this way. And with Silence you can protect yourself. Signal on SMS\nSimpleX - The first messenger without user IDs. SimpleX uses the smart client dumb server model. Meaning you can setup a simple relay to forward your fully encrypted messages to recievers. SimpleX is still early. It has a simple desktop but this isnt fully features currently. In Depth Podcast with the creator.\nSession - Session is an end-to-end encrypted messenger that minimises sensitive metadata, designed and built for people who want absolute privacy and freedom from any form of surveillance. No phone numbers and completely open source.\nTelegram - Easy to use encrypted messaging app. Telegram is NOT End-to-End encrypted by default but does have the option to create E2E secret chats. While its not E2E encrypted it does still encrypt your traffic to the Telegram Servers which is an improvement over SMS. Telegram is simple and is heavily used all across the world, and is a good introduction to a more privacy preserving chat app. However Telegram does have access to user data in its internal servers and has been known to hand that information over at times. Telegram is one of the most used encrypted apps around and as a result can be a haven for scammers.\nThreema - an end-to-end encrypted messenger, similar to Signal. Not a free app. Good overall app, but relatively low userbase due to the non free nature of it.\nWhitenoise - An encrypted messaging app that uses the NOSTR Protocol for private and public key pairs.\nWire - E2E by default. Lots of functionality. Fully open source. Self hosting options available. Built in auto-delete of messages. Can be a bit buggy at times, smaller userbase.\nMetadata Removal# Desktop Metadata removal - Windows and Mac can remove this natively. Linux needs a few steps.\nImagepipe - Android only metadata remover\nMesh Networks# PKT.Cash - PKT uses PacketCrypt, the world’s first bandwidth-hard proof of work. When you connect your home or office internet to the PKT Network, you earn PKT Cash (PKT).PKT mining does not require permission from a centralized company. Miners power the network in a decentralized way, which scales to provide low cost, high speed internet access worldwide.\nOpenmesh - Your Gateway to Building Personalized Data Ecosystems in minutes, instead of weeks. A decentralized node operator that allows for running of various services.\nThreefold - To build an open-source peer-to-peer Internet infrastructure that removes all forms of centralization from the global IT systems. Anything we do needs to improve the planet’s situation and benefit the people around us. Internet access is a human right and it can change everything for the lives of people as an infinite source of tools and information. Our technology was designed to scale ThreeFold anywhere electricity and bandwidth are present.\nMobile# Aliasing# Abine - Offers Phone masking/aliasing for a fee.\nFireFox Relay - Phone Alias service that comes along with an email alias service. Email aliasing is free, phone alias service requires a small monthly fee.)\nSee our All in one Privacy Section for More\nAlternative App Stores# Accrescent - Accrescent is a private and secure Android app store built with modern features in mind. It aims to provide a developer-friendly platform and pleasant user experience while enforcing modern security and privacy practices and offering robust validity guarantees for installed apps.\nAPK-Pure - A site to download and install APK\u0026rsquo;s (install files for phone OSes) this is an easy way to completely bypass app stores. The downside is that your software needs to be updated manually through APK-Pure and is not managed automatically by an app store.\nAptoide - A competitor to the google app store. With over 1 millon apps. While its not specifically privacy focused its a nice alternative when you cant use the regular good app store, or if you cant find what you need in F-Droid.\nAurora Store - A privacy front end for the Google App store. You can find anything you need from google through Aurora. However as this is a front end, it connects to the google app store so that you dont have too. This does require an account. Aurora provides anonymous accounts for you to use, however Google will rate limit these accounts to make them difficult to use sometimes. You can just create your own Gmail account to bypass this if necessary.\nF-Droid - F-Droid is the premier app store for open source apps. For anyone truly intrested in privacy should first check for apps in F-droid before going to mainstream appstores as Fdroid only carries Open Source apps. Completely free, open source and does not require an account.\nObtainium - Obtainium allows you to install and update apps directly from their releases pages, and receive notifications when new releases are made available.\nBurner Phone Numbers# 5sim - Over 500,000 Numbers Originating from Around 180 Countries Online. Low fees. Does not take cryptocurrency.\nBurnerApp - Burner Phone numbers. Usually work for services like Amazon and Twitter\nCrypton - Affordability meets security: For the cost of a movie ticket per month, get a physical SIM phone number. All your messages are encrypted with your personal key, protecting them from prying eyes.\nFreePhoneNum - One time Use burner numbers. Many services wont accept these.\nPhone Blur - offers the use of non-VoIP US phone numbers for account verification, multi-factor authentication, and other needs. Formerly Text Secure.\nSMSPool - Privacy focused non voip SMS burner numbers with area codes from all over the world. Company accepts cryptocurrency including Monero. Cheap options that are known to work with difficult providers like Discord or Twitter.\nSMS4SATS - Bitcoin focused SMS numbers that utilize Bitcoins Layer 2, Lightning network.\nTelnum - Burner Numbers and permanent numbers via Monero\nTossable Digits - Alternative to Google voice for phone porting. Also provides multiple phone numbers.\nMobile Operating Systems# CalyxOS - A privacy focused de-Googled Android Alternative that’s more privacy focused than Lineage but more user friendly than Graphene. Only available on Google Pixel models.\nE.foundation - Degoogled Phone OS that works with most major phone models\nGraphene OS - The king of Privacy phones. Completely de-googled heavily privacy focused phone App Store. Only available on Google Pixel models. Install Guide and Another install guide\nHavoc-OS - Similar to Lineage with large compatibility of devices. Works on over 150 devices. Still available but not a lot of updates.\nLineage – An open source Android alternative that’s compatible with most major Smart Phone and other Android Devices. Does not have a locked bootloader, which is a slight security concern.\nPlexus - App that lists compatibility of over 1000 phone apps for Open source phone roms.\nUbuntu Touch - Open Source Phone and Tablet Rom.\nMobile Phones# Above Phone - The Above Phone offers Graphene OS phones for sale along with their own services like \u0026ldquo;Above VPN\u0026rdquo; along with additional support to help you get fully migrated over to their ecosystem.\nDe-googled - Sells De-googled phones, Lineage Calyx and Graphene - Takes crypto\nEfani - Company that offers Sim Swap protection and prevention. \u0026ldquo;Efani works like any other carrier, except Efani adds exceptional security to your plan via an impressive security tech stack.\u0026rdquo;\nFairphone - Sustainable phone that lets your replace all parts in the phone. Will support CalyxOS soon. currently only available in the UK. Also offers sustainable headphones and other items.\nFreedomphone - NOT RECOMMENDED. Privacy focused phone marketing towards conservatives. OS Is closed source, with little in the way of details on how anything actually works. Backed by conservative commentator Candace Owens.\nFrequency Check - App that lets you check what plans and locations your phone is compatible with.\nIsland - Sandboxing app for Stock Android\nMamushi- Specializes in Calyx OS , Accepts Monero.\nMark37 - A full service Christian privacy company that specializes in their \u0026ldquo;Ghost Phone\u0026rdquo; a Graphene OS phone with custom config. Offers several other privacy services and devices.\nNitrokey - Phones with Mics and Cameras removed\nPine64 - Completely Open Source Phone. May have some compatibility issues.\nPrivate Phone Shop - Fully configured privacy focused phones you purchase. Primarily offers Lineage and Graphene OS. Also offers other privacy services.\nProject Guardian - A physical phone silencing device. A new machine that silences all noise going into your phone from your micophone. All you have to do is set your phone on top of the device and it blocks all incoming sound. Also provides wireless charging. Can be used with two phones at a time.\nPurism - NOT RECOMENDED. Completely Open Source Phone from the ground up, however this comes with many difficulties including supply chain issues. Purism has been known to have very late deliveries in some cases as long as years with no refunds. Order with caution.\nRoninMobile - RoninDojo a bitcoin privacy company, now makes pixel based phones with options for both Calyx and Graphene.\nUnplugged Phone - Unplugged phone is a closed source privacy phone touted by many conservative influencers. It offers its own ecosystem of privacy apps. However many of these apps arent likely to be very useful since you need their phone in order to use them. Given this and the closed source nature of the software we cannot recomend this phone at this time. You are better off with known Open-source alternatives.\nVolla Phone - A minimalist design and new operating concept with the springboard, quick menu and collections. Comes with either Volla OS or Ubuntu Touch installed.\nMobile Service Providers# AweSIM - Privacy focused phone service. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.\nFreedomPop - Cheap and in some cases free VOIP plans.\nInvisv - Privacy focused phone service. INVISV Relay brings Multi-Party Relay (MPR) privacy to Android, offering a service that decouples trust: where INVISV\u0026rsquo;s job is to ensure that nobody but you has all your critical information. In effect, your requests for data from the Internet, whether with a web browser or with any other app, are unlinked from your identity, and neither INVISV nor our infrastructure partners nor your broadband Internet provider nor a mobile operator can link your identity and your Internet usage and location together.\nSIMXL - e-SIMs Accessible for Everyone, that accepts Monero.\nSilent Link - A real phone number provider not a VOIP number, that can be acquired anonymously. Only allows for incoming calls, but also provides a cheap data plan. Does not always provide the best service. A backup data plan is not a bad idea with this service while using Silent link primarily for privacy.\nVOIP Providers# Hushed - Hushed is a private Voip app. Hushed lets you purchase multiple phone VOIP Phones lines all managed from one app and from several differnt area codes. While Hushed does accept crypto, this can only be done with pre-paid lines, not pay as you go plans. Hushed does not require any KYC. Hushed is primarily a phone app, and does not currently have a desktop app. While Hushed will run just fine on privacy based phone roms like Graphene OS, it does utilize Google pay services for any purchase which will not work on Graphene OS. This can be bypassed by using the website to pay, or utilizing a regular android phone app. Utilize our Affiliate Link to purchase a one time phone number that renews every year, for a one time cost of only 25$.\nJMP - Private VOIP numbers. Uses the company Telnyx on the back end, but it try\u0026rsquo;s to make this process simpler for a small fee, as you can use Telnyx directly for cheaper fees and good privacy but the process is quite difficult.\nPassword Managers# Password managers are one of the few security tools that makes your life easier. With all of your passwords in one place, often including a password autofill so that you don\u0026rsquo;t have to even type your password, which also helps to keep you safe from keylogging or should surfing attacks.\nBitwarden - FOSS password manager. Free cloud password management, or you can completely self host. 2FA is easily configurable as well. Decryption happens on your client device not on the server, meaning your passwords are encrypted if the server is compromised. Bitwarden also has a password generator, and allows for multiple password encrypted password accounts making it perfect for a small enterprise solution.\nKeepass - The top local password manager. Instead of setting up a server you can run your password manager directly on your personal work machine.\nPasswordSafe - A local password Manager that utilizes Blowfish. Created by security expert and old school cypherpunk Bruce Schneier. Works on windows and Linux.\nVPNMentor Secure Password Generator - Online Password generator for when you aren\u0026rsquo;t working with a standard password manager. Provides other high quality VPN and password related tools as well, like a password strength checker.\nPrivacy for Cars# 49dollarmontanaregisteredagent - Montana based company that creates LLC’s and will register your car to that LLC in Montana thus keeping your name unattached to the car. Montana has the added benefit of a one time registration for cars over 11 years old and no emissions or safety checks\nDeflock - Deflock is a site that tracks \u0026ldquo;Flock\u0026rdquo; ALPR camera readers. Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) are cameras that capture images of all passing license plates, storing details like the car\u0026rsquo;s location, date, and time. These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles—regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. While these systems can be useful for tracking stolen cars or wanted individuals, they are mostly used to track the movements of innocent people.\nFreedomev - Open source software for Tesla cars. Still in development.\nGhostPlate - Physical device that lets you temporarily obscure your license plate.\nLemon Manuals - The largest database source of car manuals. 100% free.\nNotmyPlate - App that lets you request to legally opt out of License plate collection data via the GDPR. Not likely to be super helpful in non EU countries.\nOpen XC - OpenXC is a combination of open source hardware and software that lets you extend your vehicle with custom applications and pluggable modules. It uses standard, well-known tools to open up a wealth of data from the vehicle to developers, even beyond OBD-II.\nPrivacyforCars - Delete your data from rental cars after you are no longer using them. Website also provides a lot of other privacy education on vehicles.\nVehiclePrivacyreport - Check for status of vehicles internet connection to the manufacturers\nPrivacy Resources and Education# Podcasts# Citadel Dispatch - Hosted by Matt Odell a Freedom and Bitcoin Advocate.\nClosed Network - Privacy and security podcast focused on the everyday person and using simple tools and techniques to become a smaller target for online attacks.\nOptOut - Hosted by privacy and freedom advocate Seth for Privacy, covering a wide range of privacy related issues.\nPrivacy Security and Osint - Hosted by the king of privacy, Micahel Bazzell, covers a wide range of privacy, security and Osint. Currently on a hiatus.\nSurveillance Report - Joint hosted by Privacy advocates Henry from Techlore and Nate from the New Oil. Break down of weekly data leaks and privacy incursions.\nWatchMan Privacy - Hosted by Gabriel Custodiet, a principled privacy and freedom advocate.\nOther Privacy Lists# alternativeto.net\nbrainfucksec.github.io/a-good-privacy-list\ndegoogle.jmoore.dev/#replacementsalternatives\ngithub.com/mendel5/alternative-front-ends\ngithub.com/mjovanc/awesome-decentralized\ngithub.com/pluja/awesome-privacy\nlopp.net/bitcoin-information/privacy.html\nnomoregoogle.com\nPrism-Break\nproducthunt.com\nprivacyfirstproducts.softr.app\nprivacytools.io\nreddit.com/r/privacy/wiki/de-google\nsovereignstack.tools\nPurchase Proxys# America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nAnonShop - This one works a bit different. You pick a product you want and send the link to AL. AL will then purchase the item and send it to a nearby locker based on your zip code. All paid with Monero. This currently only works for Amazon orders.\nPrivacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota\nPurse.io - A purchase proxy that offers up to 15% discounts with crypto and users will purchase products for you. Currently takes BTC, BCH and lightning.\nRouters# Anyone - A harward based internet router/proxy that provides privacy by default.\nFlash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router,that prioritizes network wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come per-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers than can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that thats forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls and a virtual server seperate from the Firewall OS.\nSearch# Brave Search - Private search results, using its own indexer, with full search transparency. Aims to be one of the biggest competitors to google. In Depth Review\nDuckDuckGo - Biggest privacy focused search engine, they have admitted to censoring in some cases, but overall still better than Google.\nKagi - Privacy respecting search engine does not track any info or provide any ads and no data mining or IP collecting. Requires an account and limits amount of searches per day for free accounts. Offers paid accounts as well. Not Open Source. Privacy policy\nMojeek - Search engine that claims to use its own indexer and does not rely on search results from Bing or Google\nPresearch - Decentralized search engine that pays you out per search with their own token. You can also run a node and get paid out in their token provided you meet the minimum requirements.\nSearx - Searx is probably the most hard-core of the options, but provides a very solid experience and search results across multiple sources.\nSearch Ranking and Analysis\nWhoogle - A google search proxy that can be hosted. Check out Seth for Privacys public instance of Whoogle It’s easy to self-host, if desired.Public instances\nShipping Services# America’s Mailbox - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Privacy Post - Shipping Privacy intermediary based out of South Dakota Proxysto.re - Physical forwarding service. Based out of Germany, they will re-ship your products anywhere in the EU wide. Sovereignstack.tools/rerouter/ - Sovereign Stack will stand between the data marketers and your personal information. Pick an item you want and have it purchased. Only accepts orders via PGP encryption. Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it. Virtual Private Networks (VPNs)# Cloak - Experimental new program. it works by masquerading proxied traffic as normal web browsing activities. In contrast to traditional tools which have very prominent traffic fingerprints and can be blocked by simple filtering rules, it\u0026rsquo;s very difficult to precisely target Cloak with little false positives. This increases the collateral damage to censorship actions as attempts to block Cloak could also damage services the censor state relies on.\nGuardster - Anonymizer service that provides an alternative to VPN.\nIVPN - No logs, regularly audited VPN service, No customer data stored, Clear privacy policy, Transparent ownership and team, Strong ethics: no trackers, no false promises, no surveillance ads. In Depth Reviews\nKagi - (Note: appears in search section as well, if you want to keep just one mention, you can.)\nLN VPN - VPN service based on the lightning network. You can purchase and use wireguard based VPN services all on lightning. Also offers phone numbers per country all paid via lightning.\nLokiNet - New experimental TOR competitor.\nMullvad - Mullvad has a long reputation of preserving privacy. Mullvad does not log traffic, proven by a police raid. Allows anonymous sign ups, Accepts Monero for payment for Premium accounts. Uses a killswitch and uses Wireguard for speed and security. Provides a mobile app and desktop app. The Mobile app can be a bit finicky for some people. Does not have an app kill switch. In Depth Review\nNym - A new VPN project that works to implement new tech inlcuding mixnets, zk-nyms, post quantum tech and more. Backed by Wikileaks Chelsea Manning.\nPIA - PIA is a solid VPN provider that accepts BTC, uses Wireguard offers cheap rates. PIA is also well known for providing static Ip’s for your VPN. This can be useful for some services that block general VPN access. PIA does not keep logs for privacy concerns. Does not include a kill switch In Depth Review\nSentinel- A decentralized crypto currency backed VPN built on the Cosmos blockchain that aims to provide a decentralized VPN.\nVopono - App for managing Split tunneling in VPN’s. Split tunneling lets you send some traffic through a VPN and delegate specific traffic exempt to the VPN Encrypted tunnel or traffic. This can be useful when trying to use certain apps locally on a LAN. Some VPN Apps have this built in, but this isnt always accessible on all VPN’s or on all versions of the VPN. For Example Proton VPN has this function built in on the Windows version and the Mobile version but not on the linux desktop version.\nVPN Rankings and breakdowns by privacy advocate Techlore more VPN Rankings and More Rankings\nVPNMentor - Offers a wide range of VPN related education, in addition to VPN related tools and more VPN Rankings.\n"},{"id":17,"href":"/self-hosting/","title":"Self Hosting","section":"Liberty Tools","content":" “If something is free, you’re not the customer; you’re the product.” ― Bruce Schneier\nWhile privacy tools are fantastic, they sometimes miss the true root of the problem. In times of increasing censorship and data theft, owning your data is the best way to increase your privacy and security while dramatically reducing your ability to be censored. When done right, much of this can be done very cheaply. If you already own your hardware much of the software is free or very cheap. Instead of never ending subscriptions and increasing costs with big tech, simply remove them from your life by self hosting. Take back your digital sovereignty.\nCamera Systems# Ezvidoo - EZVidoo is a free CCTV surveillance software for Windows, Linux, and Raspberry Pi. It supports IP Cameras by default, local USB cams, and Camera Audios.EZVidoo also supports numerous sensor types as motion, audio, object, face, and person sensors. By default, it offers a recording support on 24/7 basic, and features, alerts, notifications and mobile access. Not open source.\nIspyconnect - Free and Open source Camera software. Compatible with a wide range of camera devices.\nKerberos.io - An open, scalable and modular solution that supports your use cases at home up to large scale production video landscapes.\nCloud Document Services# Cryptpad - End-to-end encrypted and open-source collaboration suite, that can be used in the cloud or self-hosted. Google docs alternative.\nOnlyOffice - Includes Free Cloud, Paid Cloud, and Self-Hosted options.\nStandard Notes - One of the top note-taking apps. Self-hostable, includes 2FA, E2E, scheduled email backups and more. Charges for the higher level plans with more features.\nCloud Hosting# Open Source as a Service# Cryptee - Encrypted cloud storage of photos and videos. Solo use only, can\u0026rsquo;t share docs.\nDisroot - Privacy-focused ecosystem. Provides multiple cloud services. Including Email, Nextcloud, Cryptpad etc…\nFederated.Computer - Great open-source replacements for Dropbox, Google Workplace, Zoom, Slack, Airtable, Mailchimp, 1Password, Netlify, Github, Calendy, your spying VPN and much more for the low price of $39 a month. As many users as you want. Only pay for more storage when/if you need it.Federated includes Human Support and full Backups. The benefits of self-hosting without the day-to-day high-stakes drudgery. Affiliate Link\nKoofr - Allows for importing of Drive, Dropbox etc. Privacy-focused cloud storage free up to 10 Gb’s. ^1,2^\nNextCloud - Self-hosted cloud software for a massive amount of options. Takes a bit of config, but nextcloud functions as a full Google Docs replacement in addition to many other options including music and video hosting. Also provides cloud hosting if you do not wish to self-host. Next Cloud is currently available in other Privacy-focused ecosystems like Start9, Umbrel, Yunohost, Dietpi and many more, with just a few clicks. Or you can self-host on your OS of choice.\nLink Tree Alternatives# AllMyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nCoinDrop - Like link tree but specifically for crypto web wallets. All your wallets and donation methods in one simple place.\nLibertyLinks - Link tree alternative in the event of censorship.All your weblinks in one simple place.\nOperating Systems# While more well-known OSes like Windows server or Ubuntu server are great, there are other lesser-known OSes purpose-built to help people self-host, by pre-packaging applications in nice ready-made GUI. This can be especially useful for less technical users.\nAva.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, NEAR, Avalanche and more.\nCASA OS - Community-based open source software focused on delivering simple personal cloud experience around Docker ecosystem. Despite the name CASA OS is not an OS. It is an app similar to Umbrel or Citadel, a GUI for docker images. Comes with some unique apps, like Nginx Proxy Manager and Cloudflare Tunnels. Also provides Clearnet support with a fairly flexible set of config options. Also has a nice simple GUI for file uploads, this is especially useful with something like Jellyfin or Calibre-Web.\nCitadel - Umbrel open source Fork offering much of the same options.\nCloudron - Cloudron is unique in that it offers offsite backups to AWS, includes a built-in firewall that monitors all traffic and comes with its own built-in email server.\nCoolify - An open-source \u0026amp; self-hostable Heroku / Netlify alternative.\nDappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Storj, Zcash, Cosmos Tornado Cash and other services like Nextcloud etc.\nDietPI - A Linux distro OS. Dietpi comes with over 200 app packages and dependencies built in. While more command line skills are required than Umbrel or Embassy, Dietpi makes it very easy to install over 100 apps and dependencies. While largely built for Raspberry Pi, Dietpi also has specific images created for a wide range of hardware. Dietpi is a bit more difficult than platforms like Yunohost, but runs a bit more reliably and offers more total tools, including backups, VPN integration, clearnet, and more. Documentation is better than Yunohost, but could still be improved.\nFulmo - A lighting network focused OS configured to run on a Raspberry Pi.\nFreedomBox - Another OS that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Currently more limited than most of the other OSes in terms of apps in the internal app store.\nHome Lab OS - HomelabOS allows anyone to easily deploy, backup, restore, and maintain over 100 different applications and services. Everything from video players, to home automation, to chat services. These services can continue to function at full speed on your LAN even when your external internet is completely offline.\nMoneroOS - OS dedicated to Monero mining.\nMy Node BTC - Another OS that focuses primarily on Bitcoin Software. Includes BTCPay Server, Dojo, Whirlpool, Join Market and much more. Comes with Clearnet, Tor, and I2P.\nPinode-XMR - PiNode-XMR is a completely free and open source suite of tools to help a user run their own Monero node with ease. PiNode-XMR is designed for use with single board computers (SBC) such as the Raspberry Pi, Pine64 or Odroid hardware to allow for very cheap node setup and minimal 24/7 running costs due to low power usage.\nPiBox - Currently has a small offering of Apps but is working on adding more. Notable Apps are Nextcloud, Jellyfin and Homeassistant.\nProxMox - Proxmox is the primary open source solution for virtual machine hosting. Like VmWare or Hyper V except Proxmox offers you the ability to run multiple virtual servers on a single physical server, easily allowing you to run several different software Operating systems for zero cost. Comes with snapshots, backups, server monitoring and much more. Find a list of Proxmox based scripts here\nRoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.\nRunTipi - Tipi is a personal homeserver orchestrator. It is running docker containers under the hood and provides a simple web interface to manage them. Every service comes with an opinionated configuration in order to remove the need for manual configuration and network setup. RunTipi comes with Clearnet configuration, but this can be a bit buggy in some cases. This is still very much in development.\nStart9 - Start OS makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy, not completely open source. Currently routes all services over TOR or lets you host over LAN. This increases privacy but can make things more difficult to interact with Non TOR/Start9 users. Heavily supports bitcoin software and includes a NOSTR node and several other tools. While there is currently no clearnet support, StartOS is overall very stable. Start9 also offers some of the better documentation and error handling. Save 5% on any S9 Server with code \u0026ldquo;LOTR\u0026rdquo;\nUBOS - A newer project. Less impressive interface and less apps than some of the other projects.\nUmbrel - Interface that makes self-hosting sovereign apps easy. Beautiful interface but still needs a few bugs worked out. Apps are difficult to config after being setup. Offers lots of Bitcoin Node Software. Umbrel and StartOS are very similar options as they both focus heavily on BTC and Lightning nodes and currently offer only LAN and TOR hosting. Umbrel offers more apps but Start OS offers a much more reliable platform. Umbrel is not an OS but rather an GUI application manager for Docker.\nYunoHost - Free and Open Source with over 100 apps. Yuno host comes with Clearnet support with your own custom domains and offers you free pre-selected domains you can use. Yunohost has a nice troubleshooting tool that helps you find issues with port/firewall troubleshooting. Yunohost has a lot of features but can be a bit buggy at times.\nMedia Center OSes# If you are currently running a Roku, Amazon Firestick, or pretty much any other store-bought hardware device for media streaming, it\u0026rsquo;s very likely that it sends out massive amounts of data back to different companies. This is terrible for privacy, self-sovereignty, security, and internet bandwidth. While it\u0026rsquo;s difficult to purchase hardware that does not do this, you can set up your own version with some of the following user-friendly Operating systems.\nLibreElec - LibreELEC is a lightweight ‘Just enough OS’ Linux distribution purpose-built for Kodi on current and popular mediacentre hardware.\nOSMC - OSMC (Open Source Media Center) is a free and open source media player based on Linux. Founded in 2014, OSMC lets you play back media from your local network, attached storage, and the Internet. OSMC is the leading media center in terms of feature set and community and is based on the Kodi project.\nXbian - XBian is a small, fast, and lightweight media center distribution for the Raspberry Pi, CuBox-i, Hummingboard, and many more devices to come. It is based on a minimal Debian and therefore offers much of the same freedom as Debian offers. Our slogan is “XBian, the bleeding edge” as our main focus is delivering the fastest Kodi solution for various small form factor computers.\nPhoto Storage# Ente - Encrypted cloud photo storage.\nImmich - Self-hosted backup solution for photos and videos on mobile devices.\nPhotoprism - PhotoPrism is an AI-Powered Photos App for the Decentralized Web. It makes use of the latest technologies to tag and find pictures automatically without getting in your way. You can run it at home, on a private server, or in the cloud.\nRemote Control Software# AeroAdmin - Easy and free Remote access service for many OS’s. Not Open source.\nMesh Commander - Free Open Source Teamviewer Alternative.\nTailScale - Tailscale is an easy VPN that allows you to connect back into your network without excessive configuration or firewall rules. While Tailscale is not fully open source and requires an account with the company, there is a fully self-hosted version you can run.\nRouters# Flash Routers - New and repurposed routers that are flashed with Open Source Software OSes. The company also provides subscription models for router level support. They also have a specific Privacy Hero router, that prioritizes network-wide VPN usage.\nGLinet Routers - Routers that come pre-configured with OpenWrt an Opensource OS. Allows has built-in VPN and TOR support so you can route all network traffic through TOR with a few simple config changes. Company also sells travel size routers so you can create your own private networks anywhere you go. Performance reviews are mixed for many of the routers.\nInvizabox - Plug and play wireless routers that can be easily configured to use a VPN. No Ethernet ports.\nProtectli - Hardware all-purpose device built on open source firmware via coreboot. You can run your own VPN, Router, or hypervisor software on powerful but affordable hardware. Recommended for use with PFSense for home routing by both privacy expert Michael Bazzell and Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp. Does not come with WIFI by default. You can custom add wifi in, but PFSense and OPNSense do not currently support wifi.\nTurris Omnia - Omnia is an open source router that is forked from OpenWrt. Includes automatic updates, distributed adaptive firewalls, and a virtual server separate from the Firewall OS.\nSSH/RDP Applications# Easy SSH - Simple application that lets you save all of your SSH logins and passwords in one easy interface. This way you can login go from SSH terminal port easily and quickly without needing to type in your credentials. Linux Only.\nmRemoteNG - Just like Easy SSH, but also supports RDP, Telnet, HTTPS, Powershell, and more. Windows only.\nWebsite Tools# Ackee - Self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool for those who care about privacy. Ackee runs on your own server, analyzes the traffic of your websites, and provides useful statistics in a minimal interface.\nGhost - Self-Hosting and cloud hosting with open source software. Ghost is primarily used as a blogging platform as a competitor to something like Substack. Unlike Hugo Ghost offers a GUI for most of your website management.\nHugo - Popular open-source static site generators. Helps you simply create websites for desktop and mobile without substantial amounts of HTML code. Hugo is completely open source and utilizes markdown files primarily. 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These services should be run as decentralized as possible to avoid coordinated take downs like we saw with the Conservative social media company Parler, where big tech collaborated to largely destroy the company.\nFreedom Respecting Social Media# Blue Sky - Blue Sky is an open source project backed by Jack Dorsey in an attempt to create a decentralized social network protocol as an alternative to Twitter. In May 2024 Jack Dorsey resigned from the BlueSky board, and donated 21 Million to the Open Source Protocol NOSTR. Blue Sky is very leftwing.\nDiaspora - Diaspora is a decentralized open source social media platform. With Diaspora you need to host your own instance by running a server or \u0026ldquo;pod\u0026rdquo;, meaning you own your data. Due to the decentralized nature of the platform it can be difficult to connect with other profiles, the platform has less than 1 million users after after 13 years of operation.\nFarcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here\nGab - A centralized Free Speech Social media platform. Gab has been de-platformed by most of big tech and largely runs its own architecture in order to to keep operations running. Platform users tend to skew right wing.\nGettr - GETTR is a social media platform built on the foundation of freedom of opinion and expression. Gettr is a socialized platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t seem to offer anything particularly new, other than being a Twitter Alternative. Private messages claim to be E2E. But Gettr is not open sourced.\nLemmy - Lemmy is a selfhosted social link aggregation and discussion platform. Similar to Reddit but it is completely free and open, and not controlled by any company. This means that there is no advertising, tracking, or secret algorithms. Content is organized into communities, so it is easy to subscribe to topics that you are interested in, and ignore others. Voting is used to bring the most interesting items to the top.\nLocals - Locals is a free speech social media platform that is owned by Rumble. Locals is a centralized alternative to other social media. Founded by conservative commentator Dave Rubin.\nMastodon - Mastodon is an open source, self hosted social networking service that aims to be a twitter competitor. Mastodon lets you connect to specific Mastodon instances as part of a federation protocol. Due to this setup Larger mastodon servers can censor other servers from connecting to their instances. Tends to be a more left wing community.\nMeWe - MeWe is a centralized company that\u0026rsquo;s been running a social media platform for over a decade. MeWe is committed to privacy and an ad-free experience. The project is currently in development to be migrated to web3 blockchain based infrastructure.\nMinds - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.\nPeepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn\u0026rsquo;t allow advertising.\nTruth Social - Founded by Donald Trump in response to Trump getting removed from Twitter. Truth Social is a centralized open source fork of Mastodon. Truth Social is known to censor content, mostly leftwing content.\nTwitter/X - Twitter is a centralized social media platform. While Twitter has become a free speech focused platform its far from perfect. Twitter is overwhelmingly the single biggest platform for spreading speech. Twitter is bad for privacy and is encouraging a ID based verification program, that will be in the hands of its future owners. Case against Twitter\nMeetup Alternatives# Agorakit - Agorakit is web-based, open source groupware for collectives. By creating collaborative groups, people can discuss topics, organize events, store files and keep everyone updated as needed. Agorakit is a forum, calendar, file manager, mapping tool and email notifier.\nFlockstr - NOSTR based Meetup alternative. Connects directly with your NOSTR Account, and also works with your lightning wallet to receive ZAPS (micro bitcoin transactions.)\nJoinMobilizon - Mobilizon is not a giant platform, but a multitude of interconnected Mobilizon websites. This federated architecture helps avoid monopolies and offers a diversity of hosting terms of service.\nLuma - An international meetup alternative, that provides more value at a much lower price than meetup. Has built in support for cryptocurrency wallets like Eth and Solana.\nPartiful - Free for users, requires SMS in order to gave out regular event updates. Not specifically freedom focused, but another good option.\nNOSTR# NOSTR is the future of decentralized social media. NOSTR is not controlled or owned by any private company or person. NOSTR is a protocol similar to Email or TCP/IP. It can be accessed by anyone or any company. NOSTR uses the dumb server smart client model. Meaning anyone can setup a simple server/relay that preserves and encrypts the NOSTR ecosystem. NOSTR directly incorporates bitcoin via the lightning network. You can send \u0026ldquo;ZAPS\u0026rdquo; which are low cost lightning transactions to any person on NOSTR, and your posts can likewise receives Zaps from anyone on the network. In addition to major support from the freedom and Bitcoin communities, NOSTR has been financially backed by Jack Dorsey and heavily supported by Edward Snowden. NOSTR offers several different clients that allow you to interact with the NOSTR protocol. Some of those clients:\nAlby - A NOSTR and Bitcoin plugin. Allows you to hold your private keys in order to interact with NOSTR, lighting and other bitcoin apps.\nDamus - NOSTR Client for Iphone.\nNOSTR Apps - A database of many differnt NOSTR Apps\nNostr.Watch - Track relays where a connection can currently be established.\nNostr.directory - Find your twitter follows on NOSTR\nNostrChat - Encrypted chat built on NOSTR.\nPrimal - A client designed to look like a twitter clone.\nZap.Stream - Directly integrated into NOSTR Zap lets you stream for SATS (bitcoin Lightning) and earn in kind easily from any and all viewers.\nYoutube Alternatives# Bitchute - A decentralized Youtube alternative that tends to have a lot of right-leaning content, due to this they often get censored or blocked.\nCiVL - CiVL is a free streaming platform for courageous stories and subversive ideas that challenge power structures. Get access to award-winning films, shows, and debates. No ads. No credit card to join.\nD.tube - A decentralized youtube alternative. DTube is a community powered video sharing platform where users vote on videos to reward creators, curators, influencers and viewers in cryptocurrency.\nMadiator - Privacy focused front end for LBRY, the network that hosts ODYSEE.\nODYSEE - A decentralized video platform built on the LBRY network. With the recent SEC Judgement against ODYSEE the long term future of the platform is uncertain, however plans are to migrate to the Arweave network. Odysee also has a nice simple feature allowing you to connect your youtube channel and autosync all content for a convenient backup of your channel.\nPeerTube A free and open-source, decentralized, ActivityPub federated video platform powered by WebTorrent, that uses peer-to-peer technology to reduce load on individual servers when viewing videos.\nRumble - A centralized alternative to youtube that bills itself as protector of free speech.\n"}]
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      Traveling Mailbox - Traveling Mailbox has been providing Virtual Mailbox solutions since 2011 that allows individuals, travelers, RVers, expats, small businesses and others to view their postal mail online anywhere in the world. We provide a real physical street address that is unique to you and as your mail arrives, we scan the outside of the envelope and then you tell us to scan the contents, forward the item, shred it, return it, or hold it.
      
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      SIFT Workstation - The SIFT Workstation is a collection of free and open-source incident response and forensic tools designed to perform detailed digital forensic examinations in a variety of settings, all built inside an Ubuntu VM.
      
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      BinGoo - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.
      
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      Censys - Collects data on hosts and websites through daily ZMap and ZGrab scans.
      
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      creepy - Geolocation OSINT tool.
      
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      github-dorks - CLI tool to scan Github repos/organizations for potential sensitive information leak.
      
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      Intrigue - Automated OSINT & Attack Surface discovery framework with powerful API, UI and CLI.
      
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      Maltego - One of the Hacking Tools and Proprietary software for open source intelligence and forensics, from Paterva.
      
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      metagoofil - Metadata harvester.
      
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      recon-ng - One of the Hacking Tools Full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python.
      
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      Shodan - World’s first search engine for Internet-connected devices.
      
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      snitch - Information gathering via dorks.
      
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      Sn1per - One of the Hacking Tools for Automated Pentest Recon Scanner.
      
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      Spiderfoot - Multi-source OSINT automation tool with a Web UI and report visualizations.
      
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      Threat Crowd - Search engine for threats.
      
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      theHarvester - E-mail, subdomain and people names harvester.
      
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      vcsmap - Plugin-based tool to scan public version control systems for sensitive information.
      
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      Virus Total - VirusTotal is a free service that analyzes suspicious files and URLs and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware.
      
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      What Every Browser Knows About You - Comprehensive detection page to test your own Web browser’s configuration for privacy and identity leaks.
      
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      44Con - Annual Security Conference held in London.
      
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      AppSecUSA - Annual conference organized by OWASP.
      
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      BalCCon - Balkan Computer Congress, annually held in Novi Sad, Serbia.
      
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      Black Hat - Annual security conference in Las Vegas.
      
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      BruCON - Annual security conference in Belgium.
      
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      CarolinaCon - Infosec conference, held annually in North Carolina.
      
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      CCC - Annual meeting of the international hacker scene in Germany.
      
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      CHCon - Christchurch Hacker Con, Only South Island of New Zealand hacker con.
      
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      DeepSec - Security Conference in Vienna, Austria.
      
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      DefCamp - Largest Security Conference in Eastern Europe, held annually in Bucharest, Romania.
      
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      DEF CON - Annual hacker convention in Las Vegas. Known for having a left wing bias.
      
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      Ekoparty - Largest Security Conference in Latin America, held annually in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
      
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      FSec - FSec - Croatian Information Security Gathering in Varaždin, Croatia.
      
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      Hack3rCon - Annual US hacker conference.
      
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      Hack.lu - Annual conference held in Luxembourg.
      
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      Hackfest - Largest hacking conference in Canada.
      
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      HITB - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.
      
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      Hacking In The Box - Deep-knowledge security conference held in Malaysia and The Netherlands.
      
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      Infosecurity Europe - Europe’s number one information security event, held in London, UK.
      
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      LayerOne - Annual US security conference held every spring in Los Angeles.
      
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      Nullcon - Annual conference in Delhi and Goa, India.
      
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      PhreakNIC - Technology conference held annually in middle Tennessee.
      
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      RSA Conference USA - Annual security conference in San Francisco, California, USA.
      
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      ShmooCon - Annual US East coast hacker convention.
      
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      SkyDogCon - Technology conference in Nashville.
      
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      SummerCon - One of the oldest hacker conventions, held during Summer.
      
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      Swiss Cyber Storm - Annual security conference in Lucerne, Switzerland.
      
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      ThotCon - Annual US hacker conference held in Chicago.
      
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      Troopers - Annual international IT Security event with workshops held in Heidelberg, Germany.
      
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      BruteForce Wallet - Find the password of an encrypted wallet file (i.e. wallet.dat).
      
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      CeWL - Generates custom wordlists by spidering a target’s website and collecting unique words.
      
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      Hashcat - Another One of the Hacking Tools The more fast hash cracker.
      
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      John the Ripper - One of the best Hacking Tools for Fast password cracker.
      
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      JWT Cracker - Simple HS256 JWT token brute force cracker.
      
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      0xED – Native macOS hex editor that supports plug-ins to display custom data types.
      
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      Frhed – Binary file editor for Windows.
      
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      HexEdit.js – Browser-based hex editing.
      
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      Hexinator – World’s finest (proprietary, commercial) Hex Editor.
      
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      Awesome Lockpicking – Awesome guides, tools, and other resources about the security and compromise of locks, safes, and keys.
      
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      Bosnianbill – More lockpicking videos.
      
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      Schuyler Towne channel – Lockpicking videos and security talks.
      
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      /r/lockpicking – Resources for learning lockpicking, equipment recommendations.
      
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      Armitage – Java-based GUI front-end for the Metasploit Framework.
      
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      ExploitPack – Graphical tool for automating penetration tests that ships with many pre-packaged exploits.
      
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      Faraday – Multiuser integrated pentesting environment for red teams performing cooperative penetration tests, security audits, and risk assessments.
      
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      Metasploit – Post exploitation Hacking Tools for offensive security teams to help verify vulnerabilities and manage security assessments.
      
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      Pupy – Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android) remote administration and post-exploitation tool.
      
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      BetterCAP – Modular, portable and easily extensible MITM framework.
      
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      CloudFail – Unmask server IP addresses hidden behind Cloudflare by searching old database records and detecting misconfigured DNS.
      
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      CrackMapExec – A swiss army knife for pentesting networks.
      
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      Debookee – Simple and powerful network traffic analyzer for macOS.
      
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      DET – Proof of concept to perform data exfiltration using either single or multiple channel(s) at the same time.
      
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      Dgcd – Simple Unix network utility to extend the accessibility of TCP/IP based network services beyond firewalls.
      
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      Dnsmap – One of the Hacking Tools for Passive DNS network mapper.
      
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      Dnsrecon – One of the Hacking Tools for DNS enumeration script.
      
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      Dnschef – Highly configurable DNS proxy for pentesters.
      
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      Dnsenum – Perl script that enumerates DNS information from a domain, attempts zone transfers, performs a brute force dictionary style attack, and then performs reverse look-ups on the results.
      
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      Dnstracer – Determines where a given DNS server gets its information from, and follows the chain of DNS servers.
      
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      DNSDumpster – One of the Hacking Tools for Online DNS recon and search service.
      
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      Dshell – Network forensic analysis framework.
      
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      Dsniff – Collection of tools for network auditing and pentesting.
      
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      Dripcap – Caffeinated packet analyzer.
      
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      Evilgrade – Modular framework to take advantage of poor upgrade implementations by injecting fake updates.
      
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      Ettercap – Comprehensive, mature suite for machine-in-the-middle attacks.
      
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      Impacket – A collection of Python classes for working with network protocols.
      
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      Intercepter-NG – Multifunctional network toolkit.
      
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      Mass Scan – Best Hacking Tools for TCP port scanner, spews SYN packets asynchronously, scanning entire Internet in under 5 minutes.
      
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      Mallory – HTTP/HTTPS proxy over SSH.
      
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      Mitmproxy – Interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy for penetration testers and software developers.
      
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      Morpheus – Automated ettercap TCP/IP Hacking Tools.
      
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      Netsniff-ng – Swiss army knife for network sniffing.
      
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      Network-Tools.com – Website offering an interface to numerous basic network utilities like ping, traceroute, whois, and more.
      
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      Nmap – Free security scanner for network exploration & security audits.
      
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      Passivedns – Network sniffer that logs all DNS server replies for use in a passive DNS setup.
      
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      Passivedns-client – Library and query tool for querying several passive DNS providers.
      
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      Pig – One of the Hacking Tools for GNU/Linux packet crafting.
      
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      Pwnat – Punches holes in firewalls and NATs.
      
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      Praeda – Automated multi-function printer data harvester for gathering usable data during security assessments.
      
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      Printer Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) – Tool for printer security testing capable of IP and USB connectivity, fuzzing, and exploitation of PostScript, PJL, and PCL printer language features.
      
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      Routersploit – Open source exploitation framework similar to Metasploit but dedicated to embedded devices.
      
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      Scanless – Utility for using websites to perform port scans on your behalf so as not to reveal your own IP.
      
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      Scapy – Python-based interactive packet manipulation program & library.
      
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      SPARTA – Graphical interface offering scriptable, configurable access to existing network infrastructure scanning and enumeration tools.
      
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      SSH MITM – Intercept SSH connections with a proxy; all plaintext passwords and sessions are logged to disk.
      
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      Tcpdump/libpcap – Common packet analyzer that runs under the command line.
      
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      Wireshark – Widely-used graphical, cross-platform network protocol analyzer.
      
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      XRay – Network (sub)domain discovery and reconnaissance automation tool.
      
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      Zarp – Network attack tool centered around the exploitation of local networks.
      
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      Zmap – Open source network scanner that enables researchers to easily perform Internet-wide network studies.
      
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      Anof-cyber/APTRS - APTRS (Automated Penetration Testing Reporting System) is an automated reporting tool in Python and Django. The tool allows Penetration testers to create a report directly without using the Traditional Docx file. It also provides an approach to keeping track of the projects and vulnerabilities.
      
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      Canarytokens.org - Canarytokens are a free, quick, painless way to help defenders discover they’ve been breached by having attackers announce themselves. These are digital honeypots you can configure on your own network.
      
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      Flipperzero.one - Flipper Zero is a portable multi-tool for pentesters and geeks in a toy-like body. It loves hacking digital stuff, such as radio protocols, access control systems, hardware and more. It’s fully open-source and customizable, so you can extend it in whatever way you like. Check out more firmware options here
      
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      Hak5.org - Sells many hacking for wifi pentesting, hotplug attacks, implants, remote access field kits and more. Breakdown of multiple tools
      
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      LAN Turtle – Covert “USB Ethernet Adapter” that provides remote access, network intelligence gathering, and MITM capabilities when installed in a local network.
      
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      Poisontap – Siphons cookies, exposes internal (LAN-side) router and installs web backdoor on locked computers.
      
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      USB Rubber Ducky – Customizable keystroke injection attack platform masquerading as a USB thumbdrive.
      
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      ArchStrike – Arch GNU/Linux repository for security professionals and enthusiasts.
      
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      AttifyOS – GNU/Linux distribution focused on tools useful during Internet of Things (IoT) security assessments.
      
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      BackBox – Ubuntu-based distribution for penetration tests and security assessments.
      
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      BlackArch – Arch GNU/Linux-based distribution with best Hacking Tools for penetration testers and security researchers.
      
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      Fedora Security Lab – Provides a safe test environment to work on security auditing, forensics, system rescue and teaching security testing methodologies.
      
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      Kali – GNU/Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing Hacking Tools.
      
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      Network Security Toolkit (NST) – Fedora-based bootable live operating system designed to provide easy access to best-of-breed open source network security applications.
      
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      Parrot – Distribution similar to Kali, with multiple architectures with 100 of Hacking Tools.
      
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      The Pentesters Framework – Distro organized around the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES), providing a curated collection of utilities that eliminates often unused toolchains.
      
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      dnSpy – One of the Hacking Tools to reverse engineer .NET assemblies.
      
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      Evan’s Debugger – OllyDbg-like debugger for GNU/Linux.
      
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      Interactive Disassembler (IDA Pro) – Proprietary multi-processor disassembler and debugger for Windows, GNU/Linux, or macOS; also has a free version, IDA Free.
      
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      Emr-Tek - Wide range of products. Inlcuding non plastic blue and yellow light blocking glasses. Iphone radiation blocking cases. Red light devices and more.
      
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          <td>Welcome to the Liberty Tools Book list! This is our official book recommendations for the best books across a wide range of liberty topics. We do not specifically endorse every idea in these books or by these authors, but we do recommended them as a good place to learn about the topics at hand. Not all of these books are specifically libertarian, but they contain valuable information that could benefit anyone regardless of political philosophy.</td>
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          <td>Karl Hess</td>
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          <td>New Libertarian Manifesto</td>
          <td>Samuel Edward Konkin III</td>
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          <td>David Freidman</td>
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          <td>New Libertarian Manifesto</td>
          <td>Walter Block</td>
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          <td>Agorist Class Theory</td>
          <td>Ryan McMaken</td>
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          <td>How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State</td>
          <td>Hans Herman Hoppe</td>
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          <td>Morris/Linda Tannehill</td>
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          <td>The New Libertarianism: Anarcho-Capitalism</td>
          <td>J. Michael Oliver</td>
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          <td><strong>Crypto Anarchy</strong></td>
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          <td>The Genesis Book</td>
          <td>Aaron Van Wirdun</td>
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          <td>Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of Cryptocurrency</td>
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          <td>This Machine Kills Secrets: Julian Assange, The Cypherpunks, and their fight to Empower Whistleblowers</td>
          <td>Andy Greenberg</td>
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          <td>Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government Saving Privacy in the Digital Age</td>
          <td>Steven Levy</td>
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          <td>The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age</td>
          <td>James Dale Davidson, Michael David Axtel</td>
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          <td><strong>Cryptocurrency</strong></td>
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          <td>Nathaniel Popper</td>
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          <td>How Money got Free</td>
          <td>Patrick Eha</td>
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          <td>Understanding Bitcoin</td>
          <td>Robert Muprhy and Silas Barta</td>
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          <td>The Bitcoin Standard</td>
          <td>SaifeDean Ammous</td>
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          <td>The Internet of Money</td>
          <td>Andreas Antonopolous</td>
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          <td>Understanding Bitcoin</td>
          <td>Andreas Antonopolous</td>
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          <td>Understanding Ethereum</td>
          <td>Andreas Antonopolous</td>
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          <td>Hacking Bitcoin</td>
          <td>Roger Ver</td>
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          <td>The Blocksize War</td>
          <td>Jonathan Bier</td>
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          <td>Filthy Rich</td>
          <td>James Patterson</td>
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          <td>All The Shahs Men</td>
          <td>Steven Kinzer</td>
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          <td>JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters</td>
          <td>James W. Douglass</td>
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          <td>Tom O&rsquo;Neill</td>
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          <td>Inventing the AIDS Virus</td>
          <td>Peter Duesberg</td>
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          <td>The Controlled Demolition of the American Empire</td>
          <td>Charlie Robinson &amp; Jeff Berwick</td>
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          <td>A Warning from History</td>
          <td>Corey Hughes</td>
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          <td>The Octopus of Global Control</td>
          <td>Charlie Robinson</td>
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          <td>One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that gave Rise the Jeffrey Epstein</td>
          <td>Whitney Webb</td>
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          <td>The Creature From Jekyll Island</td>
          <td>G Edward Griffin</td>
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          <td>The Real Anthony Fauci</td>
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          <td>A Plague Upon Our House</td>
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          <td>Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19</td>
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          <td>Diary of A Psychosis</td>
          <td>Tom Woods</td>
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          <td>The Pfizer Papers</td>
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          <td>Turtles All the Way Down</td>
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          <td>The Moth in the Iron Lung</td>
          <td>Forrest Moready</td>
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          <td>Crooked: Manmade Disease Explained</td>
          <td>Forrest Moready</td>
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          <td>Dissolving Illusions</td>
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          <td>Dreamland: The True Tale of America&rsquo;s Opiate Epidemic</td>
          <td>Sam Quinones</td>
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          <td>Sheriff Bill Masters</td>
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          <td>Thomas Sowell</td>
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          <td>The Big Three in Economics: Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and John Maynard Keynes</td>
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          <td>History of Money and Banking in the United States</td>
          <td>Murray Rothbard</td>
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          <td>End the Fed</td>
          <td>Ron Paul</td>
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          <td>Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles</td>
          <td>Jesus Huerta de Soto</td>
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          <td>The Fiat Standard</td>
          <td>SaifeDean Ammous</td>
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          <td>American Serengeti</td>
          <td>Dan Flores</td>
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          <td>Alex Epstein</td>
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          <td>Merchants of Despair: Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of Antihumanism</td>
          <td>Robert Zubrin</td>
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          <td>Apocalypse Never</td>
          <td>Michael Shellenberger</td>
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          <td>The Wizard and The Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow&rsquo;s World</td>
          <td>Charles C. Mann</td>
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          <td>Sacred Cow: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet</td>
          <td>Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf</td>
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          <td>Michael Z. Williamson</td>
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          <td>Robert Heinlen</td>
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          <td>Margaret Atwood</td>
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          <td>Murray Rothbard</td>
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          <td>The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last Century</td>
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      <tr>
          <td><strong>Intro to Liberty</strong></td>
          <td></td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>The Law</td>
          <td>Frederic Bastiat</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>The Road to Serfdom</td>
          <td>Friedrich Hayek</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom</td>
          <td>Ron Paul</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>The Revolution</td>
          <td>Ron Paul</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td><strong>Intro to Anarchy</strong></td>
          <td></td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>No Treason: The Constitution of no Authority</td>
          <td>Lysander Spooner</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>The Most Dangerous Superstition</td>
          <td>Larken Rose</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>The Problem of Political Authority: An Examination of the Right to Coerce and the Duty to Obey</td>
          <td>Michael Huemer</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>The Anarchist&rsquo;s Handbook</td>
          <td>Organized by Michael Malice</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>Dissenting Electorate: Those Who Refuse to Vote and the Legitimacy of Their Opposition</td>
          <td>Wendy McElroy</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>Individual Liberty</td>
          <td>Benjamin Tucker</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>Freedom’s Progress: A History of Political Thought</td>
          <td>Gerard Casey</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td><strong>Living Freedom</strong></td>
          <td></td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>The Freedom Outlaw&rsquo;s Handbook: 179 Things to Do &rsquo;til the Revolution</td>
          <td>Claire Wolfe</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>101 Things to Do &lsquo;Til the Revolution: Ideas and Resources for Self-Liberation, Monkey Wrenching and Preparedness</td>
          <td>Claire Wolfe</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>Don&rsquo;t Shoot the Bastards (Yet): 101 More Ways to Salvage Freedom</td>
          <td>Claire Wolfe</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td><strong>Net Neutrality</strong></td>
          <td></td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>The Fallacy of Net Neutrality</td>
          <td>Thomas Hazlett</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>The Master Switch</td>
          <td>Tim Wu</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>The Political Spectrum: The Tumultuous Liberation of Wireless Technology</td>
          <td>Thomas Hazlett</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>Code 2.0</td>
          <td>Lawrence Lessig</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td><strong>Philosophy - General</strong></td>
          <td></td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>Drive: Understanding the science of Human motivation</td>
          <td>Daniel Pink</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>Defending the Undefendable</td>
          <td>Walter Block</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder</td>
          <td>Nassim Taleb</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion</td>
          <td>Johnathan Haidt</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World</td>
          <td>David Epstein</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td><strong>Philosophy - Political</strong></td>
          <td></td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>The Ethics of Liberty</td>
          <td>Murray Rothbard</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>Anatomy of the State</td>
          <td>Murray Rothbard</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>An Agorist Primer</td>
          <td>Samuel Konkin</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>Our Enemy, the State</td>
          <td>Albert J Nock</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td><strong>Police Brutality and the Justice system</strong></td>
          <td></td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America&rsquo;s Police Forces</td>
          <td>Radley Balko</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State</td>
          <td>John Whitehead</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison America</td>
          <td>Naomi Murakawa</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>The New Jim Crow</td>
          <td>Michelle Alexander</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>Ghettoside</td>
          <td>Jill Leovy</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>I Can&rsquo;t Breathe: A Killing on Bay Street</td>
          <td>Matt Taibbi</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>Justice Before the Law</td>
          <td>Michael Huemer</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td><strong>Revisionist History</strong></td>
          <td></td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>The Myth of the Robber Barons</td>
          <td>Burt Folsom</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>The Art of Contrary Thinking</td>
          <td>Humphrey B. Neill</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>Why American History is Not What They Say: An Introduction to Revisionism</td>
          <td>Jeff Riggenbach</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong</td>
          <td>James W. Loewen</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>The Roosevelt Myth</td>
          <td>John T. Flynn</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda, and an Unnecessary War</td>
          <td>Thomas J. DiLorenzo</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td></td>
          <td></td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td><strong>Security and Privacy</strong></td>
          <td></td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>The Art of Invisibility</td>
          <td>Kevin Mitnick</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>How to Be Invisible</td>
          <td>J. J. Luna</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>No Place to Hide</td>
          <td>Glen Greenwald</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>Public Record</td>
          <td>Edward Snowden</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>The Production of Security</td>
          <td>Gustave di Molinari</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>Extreme Privacy: How to Disapear on the Internet</td>
          <td>Michael Bazzell</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>Watchman Privacy</td>
          <td>Gabriel Custodiet</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>Privacy in Utopia</td>
          <td>Gabriel Custodiet</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td></td>
          <td></td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td><strong>Schooling and Unschooling</strong></td>
          <td></td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>Radical Unschooling</td>
          <td>Dayna Martin</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>The Case against Education: Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and Money</td>
          <td>Bryan Caplan</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>Weapons of Mass Instruction</td>
          <td>John Taylor Gatto</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>The Absorbent Mind</td>
          <td>Maria Montessori</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
          <td>The College Scam: How America&rsquo;s Universities Are Bankrupting and Brainwashing Away the Future of America&rsquo;s Youth</td>
          <td>Charlie Kirk</td>
      </tr>
  </tbody>
</table>
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-      Covid
-      http://localhost:1313/covid/
-      Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000
-      http://localhost:1313/covid/
-      </br>
<p><img src="http://localhost:1313/Images/Headers/Covid.jpg" alt="Horizpontal.jpeg" /></p>
</br>
<p><em>&ldquo;Every single thing that was done in public health in response to the pandemic made it worse.&rdquo;</em> - Peter A. McCullough</p>
<p>The Covid19 Lockdowns were the biggest event in our lifetimes. The damage done was immeasurable and still continues to this day. The power centers are looking to continue on with all of the covid tyranny. We must be vigilant in fighting back against the medical industrial complex.</p>
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-      Death Athletes
-      http://localhost:1313/deathathletes/
-      Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000
-      http://localhost:1313/deathathletes/
-      </br>
<p><img src="http://localhost:1313/Images/Headers/Death.jpg" alt="Horizpontal.jpeg" /></p>
</br>
<p><em>&ldquo;We always knew it was going to happen, it was according to our plan. For our kind, this is nothing.&rdquo;</em> - Cody Wilson</p>
<p>Death Athletes refers to a concept going back to Ancient Greece and popularized by 3d Gun Printing Activist Cody Wilson called <strong>&ldquo;The Death Athletic&rdquo;</strong>. Cody gave a speech at Guns and Bitcoin 2022 talking about the beauty of death given in service to ones beliefs. While not always literal this is often metaphorical, Cody talks about the public death and having been killed in the public as a metaphor. The Death Athletic specifically refers to someone who engaged in practice to promote freedom and was persecuted for doing so. While many people have been prosecuted unfairly, there is a difference between general victims and those who specifically took the risk of fighting the state and lost.</p>
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-      Defense
-      http://localhost:1313/defense/
-      Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000
-      http://localhost:1313/defense/
-      </br>
<p><img src="http://localhost:1313/Images/Headers/defense2.jpg" alt="Horizpontal.jpeg" /></p>
</br>
<p><em>&ldquo;The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles.&rdquo;</em> - Jeff Cooper</p>
<p><em>When any government deprives a citizen of his freedom or property, the individual must take action to publicise his grievances. To this end, I hope to illustrate in the following pages, the futility of gun control, and that no amount of arbitrary legislation can ever prevent those wanting firearms from owning them. The individual who has the ability to construct his own homemade gun can never be permanently disarmed by any level of gun control legislation. - Philip Luty</em></p>
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-      Education
-      http://localhost:1313/education/
-      Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000
-      http://localhost:1313/education/
-      </br>
<p><img src="http://localhost:1313/Images/Headers/education.jpg" alt="Horizpontal.jpeg" /></p>
</br>
<h1 id="education-and-training">Education and Training<a class="anchor" href="#education-and-training">#</a></h1>
<p><em>&ldquo;Government schooling is the most radical adventure in history. It kills the family by monopolizing the best times of childhood and by teaching disrespect for home and parents.&rdquo;</em> - John Taylor Gatto</p>
</br>
<hr>
</br>
<p>Modern schooling has been terrible for years. Following the covid insanity and the addition of woke politics the schools are proving less and less value by the day. But education can be done through a vareity of methods. In the modern age their are many better ways to educate yourself and your children than traditional school.</p>
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-      Front Ends
-      http://localhost:1313/frontends/
-      Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000
-      http://localhost:1313/frontends/
-      </br>
<p><img src="http://localhost:1313/Images/Headers/frontends.jpg" alt="Horizpontal.jpeg" /></p>
</br>
<p><em>&ldquo;Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy. The savage’s whole existence is public, ruled by the laws of his tribe. Civilization is the process of setting man free from men.&rdquo;</em> - Ayn Rand</p>
<p>Privacy Front ends are interfaces that interact with well known services that dont respect your privacy. Apps like Youtube or Facebook can be accessed via privacy respecting generally open source apps.</p>
<hr>
<h3 id="apple-airplay">Apple AirPlay<a class="anchor" href="#apple-airplay">#</a></h3>
<ul>
<li><a href="https://github.com/rahul-thakoor/air-pi-play"><strong>air-pi-play</strong></a> - Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Airplay server using RPiPlay to enable screen mirroring on tvs, monitors and projectors.</li>
<li><a href="https://github.com/FD-/RPiPlay"><strong>RPiPlay</strong></a> - An open-source AirPlay mirroring server for the Raspberry Pi. Supports iOS 9 and up.</li>
</ul>
<hr>
<h3 id="apple-music">Apple Music<a class="anchor" href="#apple-music">#</a></h3>
<ul>
<li><a href="https://github.com/ciderapp/Cider"><strong>Cider</strong></a> - Cross-platform Apple Music experience based on Electron and Vue.js written from scratch with performance in mind</li>
</ul>
<hr>
<h3 id="discord">Discord<a class="anchor" href="#discord">#</a></h3>
<ul>
<li><a href="https://github.com/diamondburned/gtkcord4"><strong>gtkcord4</strong></a> - A lightweight Discord client written in Golang which uses GTK3 for the user interface</li>
</ul>
<hr>
<h3 id="facebook">Facebook<a class="anchor" href="#facebook">#</a></h3>
<ul>
<li><a href="https://github.com/rignaneseleo/SlimSocial-for-Facebook"><strong>SlimSocial</strong></a> - Android, alternative front-end for Facebook, built with Java</li>
<li><a href="https://github.com/AllanWang/Frost-for-Facebook"><strong>Frost</strong></a> - An extensive and functional open source third party app for Facebook (Android app)</li>
</ul>
<hr>
<h3 id="facebook-messenger">Facebook Messenger<a class="anchor" href="#facebook-messenger">#</a></h3>
<ul>
<li><a href="https://github.com/sindresorhus/caprine"><strong>Caprine</strong></a> - Unofficial and privacy-focused Facebook Messenger app with many useful features</li>
<li><a href="https://github.com/Alex-Rose/fb-messenger-cli"><strong>fb-messenger-cli</strong></a> - Use your Facebook account to chat with your friends sneakily in the command line, it&rsquo;s as easy as logging in, choosing a convo and chatting away</li>
</ul>
<hr>
<h3 id="google-search">Google Search<a class="anchor" href="#google-search">#</a></h3>
<ul>
<li>
<p><a href="https://github.com/hnhx/librex"><strong>LibreX</strong></a> - Privacy-respecting free meta-search engine (free as in freedom). Small and simple meta-search engine, fetches and anonymizes results from Google only, has API support, allows redirects to Invidious/Bibliogram/Nitter/Libreddit.</p>
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-      Hacking
-      http://localhost:1313/hacking/
-      Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000
-      http://localhost:1313/hacking/
-      </br>
<p><img src="http://localhost:1313/Images/Headers/Hacking.jpg" alt="Horizpontal.jpeg" /></p>
</br>
<p><em>&ldquo;The truth is revealed by removing things that stand in its light, an art not unlike sculpture, in which the artist creates, not by building, but by hacking away.&rdquo; - Alan Watts</em></p>
<p>Welcome to the Hacking section of Liberty tools! Hacking should be used to increase your knowledge and harden your defenses. Please use these tools responsibly.</p>
<hr>
<h3 id="anonymity"><strong>Anonymity</strong><a class="anchor" href="#anonymity">#</a></h3>
<ul>
<li>
<p><a href="https://github.com/Hood3dRob1n/BinGoo"><strong>BinGoo</strong></a> - GNU/Linux bash based Bing and Google Dorking Tool.</p>
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-      Health
-      http://localhost:1313/health/
-      Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000
-      http://localhost:1313/health/
-      </br>
<p><img src="http://localhost:1313/Images/Headers/health.jpg" alt="Horizpontal.jpeg" /></p>
</br>
<p><em>&ldquo;Our food should be our medicine and our medicine should be our food.&rdquo; - Hippocrates</em></p>
<p>The modern world is poisoning us. Big Ag, Big Pharma, social media, environmental pollution, EMFs are everywhere. Corporations and every level of our governments are complicit, and this trend doesnt seem to be slowing down. We need to take our health back into our own hands. By embracing traditional wisdom, and alternatives to mainstream health we can reclaim much of the health that modern society has been slowly destroying.</p>
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-      Job Boards
-      http://localhost:1313/job-boards/
-      Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000
-      http://localhost:1313/job-boards/
-      </br>
<p><img src="http://localhost:1313/Images/Headers/JobBoards.jpg" alt="Horizpontal.jpeg" /></p>
</br>
<p><em>&ldquo;Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.&rdquo;</em> - Confucius</p>
<hr>
<p>Why work for a company you hate? If you believe in liberty many of these companies hate you. Stop wasting your talents and your energy on them, and find something that advances your values.</p>
<h3 id="crypto-jobs">Crypto Jobs<a class="anchor" href="#crypto-jobs">#</a></h3>
<ul>
<li><a href="https://www.bitcointalent.co/"><strong>Bitcoin Talent</strong></a> - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in &ldquo;the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords&rdquo; and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale.</li>
<li><a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/Jobs4Bitcoins/"><strong>Jobs 4 Bitcoin</strong></a> - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin.</li>
<li><a href="https://latium.org/"><strong>Latium</strong></a> - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase.</li>
<li><a href="https://www.publish0x.com"><strong>Publish0X</strong></a> - Earn Crypto for  Reading &amp; Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens.</li>
</ul>
<h3 id="liberty-and-crypto-related-job-boards">Liberty and Crypto Related Job Boards<a class="anchor" href="#liberty-and-crypto-related-job-boards">#</a></h3>
<ul>
<li><a href="https://anonfriendly.com/"><strong>AnonFriendly</strong></a> - Don&rsquo;t doxx yourself for work. Job boards for Anonymous workers.</li>
<li><a href="https://bankless.pallet.xyz/jobs"><strong>Bankless.Pallet</strong></a> - The best jobs in crypto and DeFi, curated by Bankless, for the Bankless Nation. New technical and non-technical job posts every week.</li>
<li><a href="https://bitcoinerjobs.com/"><strong>BitcoinerJobs</strong></a> - Bitcoiner Jobs is the leading career site helping to build the emerging Bitcoin industry and the careers of Bitcoiners within it.</li>
<li><a href="https://www.publicsq.com/"><strong>Publicsq</strong></a> - Non-woke and conservative leaning job board.</li>
<li><a href="https://talentmarket.org/"><strong>Talent Market</strong></a> - Talent Market’s mission is to promote liberty by providing talent for critical roles within the free-market nonprofit sector. Provide Free consulting for liberty focused non profits.</li>
</ul>
<h3 id="no-jab-job-boards">No-Jab Job Boards<a class="anchor" href="#no-jab-job-boards">#</a></h3>
<ul>
<li><a href="https://novaxmandate.org/"><strong>Based.Pro</strong></a> - Formerly &ldquo;NoVaxMandate.org&rdquo; Based.Pro has pivoted from its vax focus to help you connect with professionals, companies and institutions who share your values.</li>
<li><a href="https://gab.com/groups/49159"><strong>Gab Groups</strong></a> - A job board on the social media platform Gab, that priorities jobs for more conservative types.</li>
<li><a href="https://redballoon.work/"><strong>Redballoon.work</strong></a> - Find a good job, without the woke or covid nonsense.</li>
<li><a href="https://unjected.com/"><strong>Unjected</strong></a> - Dating board for people who have not had any of the Covid-19 Vaccines.</li>
<li><a href="http://vaccinefreejobs.org/"><strong>Vaccinefreejobs.org</strong></a> - This site is for the people, the employees and candidates, who believe that your access and free movement in society should not be determined by your vaccination status.</li>
</ul>
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-      Metrics
-      http://localhost:1313/metrics/
-      Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000
-      http://localhost:1313/metrics/
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<p><img src="http://localhost:1313/Images/Headers/Metrics.jpg" alt="Horizpontal.jpeg" /></p>
</br>
<h3 id="freedom-and-anti-freedom-metrics"><strong>Freedom and Anti Freedom Metrics</strong><a class="anchor" href="#freedom-and-anti-freedom-metrics">#</a></h3>
<p><em>“Just as Soviet managers responded by producing shoddy goods that met the numerical targets set by their overlords, so do schools, police forces, and businesses find ways of fulfilling quotas with shoddy goods of their own.”</em>
― Jerry Z. Muller</p>
<p>In order to better understand the broader picture, data collection becomes essential. Data collection can be used to paint whatever narrative its collectors want. We must be aware of the actual data in order to interrupt the truth as it is, and not what politics wants it to be. Here are a list of metrics tracking different statistics directly related to rising tyranny in our world.</p>
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-      Money
-      http://localhost:1313/money/
-      Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000
-      http://localhost:1313/money/
-      </br>
<p><img src="http://localhost:1313/Images/Headers/Money.jpg" alt="Horizpontal.jpeg" /></p>
</br>
<p><em>If you don’t believe it or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try and convince you. I am sorry. - Satoshi Nakamoto</em></p>
<p><strong>Crypto Currency, The greatest tool we have.</strong></p>
<p>Financial privacy is largely being wiped away across the world, while governments simultaneously destroy the value of our currencies through inflation and sanctions. With the invention of Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto gave us what is probably the single greatest tool for freedom in the history of the world. With decentralized crypto currency we have the ability to fix our money and fix the world. While some people believe that all non bitcoin crypto currencies are a scam we do not agree. We believe in competition for all freedom tech. Bitcoin isn&rsquo;t perfect and shouldn&rsquo;t be treated as a religion. The best counterpoint to bitcoins imperfection is its inherent <a href="https://sethforprivacy.com/posts/fungibility-graveyard/"><strong>lack of privacy</strong></a> and its current difficulty with scaling. Monero provides the best and simplest use case for privacy and is a great alternative to bitcoin. Likewise we believe that other crypto projects may have real utility in pursuing freedom. That being said the crypto industry is absolutely saturated with scams and grifters. As always do your own research and invest carefully. Hold your own keys and continue your journey to being financially sovereign.</p>
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-      Organizations
-      http://localhost:1313/organizations/
-      Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000
-      http://localhost:1313/organizations/
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<p><img src="http://localhost:1313/Images/Headers/orgs.jpg" alt="Horizpontal.jpeg" /></p>
</br>
<p><em>&ldquo;The State is, and always has been, the great single enemy of the human race, its liberty, happiness, and progress.&rdquo;</em> - Murray Rothbard</p>
<p>Liberty Organization that fight for different facets of all things related to liberty.</p>
<hr>
<h3 id="anti-esg-orgs"><strong>Anti ESG Orgs</strong><a class="anchor" href="#anti-esg-orgs">#</a></h3>
<ul>
<li><a href="https://www.strivefunds.com/"><strong>StriveFunds</strong></a> - Investment firm to counter ESG narrative from Blackrock and Vanguard. Strive specifically rejects the idea of Stakeholder capitalism. Started by author and presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy.</li>
</ul>
<h3 id="antiwar"><strong>Antiwar</strong><a class="anchor" href="#antiwar">#</a></h3>
<ul>
<li>
<p><a href="https://www.antiwar.com/"><strong>Antiwar.com</strong></a> - Since the mid 90&rsquo;s Antiwar.com has been one of not the most important and consistently antiwar voices. With reporting on wars all over the globe for a liberty perspective, antiwar.com covers every aspect of the global wars.</p>
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-      OSINT
-      http://localhost:1313/osint/
-      Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000
-      http://localhost:1313/osint/
-      </br>
<p><img src="http://localhost:1313/Images/Headers/OSINT.jpg" alt="Horizpontal.jpeg" /></p>
</br>
<p><em>&ldquo;Nothing has such power to broaden the mind as the ability to investigate systematically and truly all that comes under thy observation in life.&rdquo;</em> - Marcus Aurelius</p>
<hr>
<p>Open Source Intelligence tools can be used to find information of all types. This can be useful in furthering your understanding of both offensive and defensive practices by finding information for anything and everything. OSINT is the direct inverse of open source privacy tools. OSINT can be used for nefarious purposes in some cases, but OSINT itself does not directly include the concept of hacking. OSINT only aims to find legally available public information. OSINT has tremendous use in regards to education and finding information about corporations, politicians and good journalism. These tools can also be used to help you understand your own privacy exposure as well. Please use these tools responsibly.</p>
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<p><em>&ldquo;He knows nothing and thinks he knows everything. That points clearly to a political career.&rdquo;</em> -George Bernard Shaw</p>
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<p>Here at Liberty Tools we believe in looking at alternatives to electoral politics. We believe that in terms of advancing freedom electoral politics has mostly been a lost battle, or very often is actually counter productive. However we do have great respect for anyone who is trying to advance freedom as part of the political process, and continuing in the footsteps of the great politicians such as Ron Paul.</p>
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<p><em>&ldquo;The Cypherpunks are actively engaged in making the networks safer for privacy. Let us proceed together apace. Onward&rdquo;</em> - <a href="https://www.activism.net/cypherpunk/manifesto.html"><strong>Eric Hughes</strong></a>*</p>
<p>Privacy is a fundamental tenet of a free society. Corporations and governments are gathering data at record rates and will happily sell it to the highest bidder. In the era of social media, doxxing, twitter mobs and rising crime, take back your privacy to protect yourself and your family.</p>
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<p><em>“If something is free, you’re not the customer; you’re the product.”</em>  ― Bruce Schneier</p>
<p>While privacy tools are fantastic, they sometimes miss the true root of the problem. In times of increasing censorship and data theft, owning your data is the best way to increase your privacy and security while dramatically reducing your ability to be censored. When done right, much of this can be done very cheaply. If you already own your hardware much of the software is free or very cheap. Instead of never ending subscriptions and increasing costs with big tech, simply remove them from your life by self hosting. Take back your digital sovereignty.</p>
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<p><em>“If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.”</em>
― George Washington</p>
<p>Social media is a mixed bag. It connects the world and allows for the rapid dissemination of news, true and untrue. But in the last few years censorship has become a massive problem across all major social media platforms. Its important that we cultivate presences on social media that are more resilient to censorship and de-platforming. These services should be run as decentralized as possible to avoid coordinated take downs like we saw with the Conservative social media company Parler, where big tech collaborated to largely destroy the company.</p>
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      Anof-cyber/APTRS - APTRS (Automated Penetration Testing Reporting System) is an automated reporting tool in Python and Django. The tool allows Penetration testers to create a report directly without using the Traditional Docx file. It also provides an approach to keeping track of the projects and vulnerabilities.
      
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      Network Security Toolkit (NST) – Fedora-based bootable live operating system designed to provide easy access to best-of-breed open source network security applications.
      
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      The Pentesters Framework – Distro organized around the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES), providing a curated collection of utilities that eliminates often unused toolchains.
      
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      Metasploit – post exploitaion Hacking Tools for offensive security teams to help verify vulnerabilities and manage security assessments.
      
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      Cms-explorer – Reveal the specific modules, plugins, components and themes that various websites powered by content management systems are running.
      
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      Mitmproxy – Interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy for penetration testers and software developers.
      
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      Dmarc and SPF Checkers - A site Dmarc, SPF and DKIM are Email security settings that protect your email account from being spoofed or faked. This tool scores your domain to see how difficult it would be to spoof. Details on SPF
      
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      Ip Quality Score - An app to check your IP, Email and Fraud prevention. Also allows for verifying Tor and VPN connectivity and much more.
      
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      Exiftool - A tool let’s you pull metadata info from a wide range of file types.
      
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      Tiny-check  - A piece of software that scans your phone to check for unauthorized monitoring apps unknowingly installed.
      
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      Efani - Test your Phone number public connections to see your total phone exposure.
      
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      TraceLabs - An osint service that helps find missing people.
      
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      Atlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.
      
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      Best Randoms - Random information generator for huge amount of categories.
      
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      Email Rep - App that lets you check the known reputability of any email address and domain.
      
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      Privacy Parrot - A search engine that helps determine if a website can sell your personal information.
      
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      TOSBack (Terms of Service)  - A website that reads back other website terms of service and puts it into a simple and easy to read summary.
      
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      Polisis - Polisis gives you a glimpse of what websites actually say in their privacy policies.
      
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      Hudson Rock - Free tools to check for compromised coporate accounts
      
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      TubeRipper - An app that lets you rip or download videos from most platforms.
      
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      ScamDoctor - Location that tracks known scam websites and use an algorithm to determine likelyhood of other scams.
      
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      Archive.org - The biggest site for internet website archives.
      
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      Pagefreezer.com - PageFreezer is an alternative to the Wayback machine which utilizes Google-like crawling technology. The screenshots are taken using a fully automated operation.
      
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      Webcite - WebCite differs from the Wayback Machine by providing the sort of detailed snapshots of author-cited references requested by publishers, editors, and readers.
      
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      Memento Time Travel - Memento TimeTravel is built using the archive.today API, and can thus be utilized as an upgraded internet archive product. It offers web users with an easy-to-use design.
      
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      Inteltechniques - A guide to manually remove your data from archive sites.
      
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      MITRE CVE - Another site that identifies, defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities.
      
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      Mitre.org - A site that tracks common weaknesses across all software.
      
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      Capec.Mitre.org - A site that tracks common attack patterns.
      
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      GitHub Advisory Database - Security vulnerability database inclusive of CVEs and GitHub originated security advisories
      
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      Cloudvulndb.org - The Open Cloud Vulnerability & Security Issue Database.
      
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      Opencve.io - Easiest way to track CVE updates and be alerted about new vulnerabilities
      
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      Security.snyk.io - Open Source Vulnerability Database
      
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      CVEDetails - The ultimate security vulnerability datasource
      
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      VulnIQ - Vulnerability intelligence and management solution
      
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      SynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool
      
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      Aqua Vulnerability Database - Vulnerabilities and weaknesses in open source applications and cloud native infrastructure
      
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      Vulmon - Vulnerability and exploit search engine
      
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      VulDB - Number one vulnerability database
      
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      Ossindex.sonatype.org - A free catalogue of open source components and scanning tools to help developers identify vulnerabilities, understand risk, and keep their software safe.
      
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      Libraries.io - Open source package tracker.
      
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      Sploitus - A convenient central place for identifying the newest exploits.
      
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      Vulmon - A vulnerability and exploit search engine.
      
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      packetstormsecurity.com - Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers.
      
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      ZoomEye - Global cyberspace mapping.
      
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      GreyNoise - The source for understanding internet noise.
      
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      Natlas - Scaling Network Scanning.
      
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      Netlas.io - Discover, Research and Monitor any Assets Available Online.
      
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      Censys - Attack Surface Management Solutions.
      
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      SecurityTrails - The Total Internet Inventory.
      
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      IntelligenceX - Search engine and data archive. Finds public personal information from data brokers.
      
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      verify-email.org - Checks whether the mailbox exists or not
      
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      skymem.info - Find email addresses of companies and people.
      
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      Centralops - Email, Whois, DNS search info.
      
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      URLScan - A sandbox for the web.
      
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      HackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records
      
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      MOZ Link Explorer - The world’s best backlink checker with over 40 trillion links
      
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      Shorteners.grayhatwarfare.com - Search URLs exposed by Shortener services
      
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      DNSDumpster - dns recon & research, find & lookup dns records.
      
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      Chaos - Enhance research and analyse changes around DNS for better insights.
      
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      RapidDNS - dns query tool which make querying - subdomains or sites of a same ip easy.
      
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      DNSdb - Passive DNS historical database.
      
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      Omnisint - Reverse DNS lookup.
      
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      HackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.
      
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      Passivedns.mnemonic.no - Web interface for querying passive DNS data collected in our malware lab.
      
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      Ptrarchive.com - Over 230 billion reverse DNS entries from 2008 to the present.
      
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      Dnshistory.org - Domain Name System Historical Record Archive.
      
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      DNSTwister - The anti-phishing domain name search engine and DNS monitoring service.
      
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      DNSviz - Tool for visualizing the status of a DNS zone.
      
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      C99.nl - Over 57 quality API’s and growing
      
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      PassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response
      
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      Dnslytics - The ultimate online investigation tool for DNS and other internet data.
      
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      TLS.BufferOver.run - Quickly find certificates in IPv4 space
      
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      CertSpotter - Monitors your domains for expiring, unauthorized, and invalid SSL certificates
      
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      SynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool
      
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      Censys - Certificates - Certificates Search
      
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      Xirrus Wi-Fi Inspector - Cambium Networks delivers high-performance Wi-Fi to meet the needs of the most demanding enterprises. Give users consistent, “wired-like” performance plus superior coverage and security depending on your needs — whether from single, small office network or global, multi-site enterprise networks.
      
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      AutoCoinCar - Purchase Luxury cars with Crypto - (UK Only).
      
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      Beef Initiative - Purchase Regenerative/Grass fed beef with Crypto.
      
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      Bitcoin-only - The Ultimate guide to all things Bitcoin.
      
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      Bitcoin-only.com - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.
      
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      Bitejo - Massive List of companies that accept Monero and Bitcoin - Is now XMRBazzar.
      
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      CarCoinMarket - Purchase a car with Crypto.
      
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      CompTIA Vouchers - CompTIA certs for Btc.
      
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      CryptoCars - Purchase a car with Crypto.
      
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      Cryptwerk - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.
      
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      Directory.BTCPayserver - Massive List of companies that accept Bitcoin.
      
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      GrowingSpaces - Buy Greenhouses with BTC.
      
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      Monerica - Massive List of companies that accept Monero.
      
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      Moneromarket - XMR trading platform with escrow. Start selling and buying today.
      
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      OatManFarms - Purchase Oats for BTC.
      
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      ShopinBit - Purchase all sorts of items in BTC, only ships to UK currently.
      
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      XMR Bazzar - A p2p shopping center for buying and selling services and goods in Monero. Built by Douglas Tumen, founder and host of the Monero Talk podcast.
      
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      Bitcoin Talent - Bitcoin Talent Co. is a recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the Bitcoin landscape. The company does believe in “the noise of crypto, blockchain, Web3, and all other buzzwords” and instead chooses to help Bitcoin-focused companies operate at scale.
      
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      Jobs 4 Bitcoin - Reddit group that offers a wide range of jobs that are paid in bitcoin.
      
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      Latium - Start Freelancing on Latium today! Browse Jobs For Bid, or register and Post Your Service for employers to purchase.
      
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      Publish0X - Earn Crypto for Reading & Writing Content. Options to be paid in multiple different tokens.
      
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      ApeBoard - Cross chain crypto monitoring Dashboard.
      
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      Coin - Crypto portfolio account and crypto news aggregator.
      
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      Cow.fi - CoW Protocol finds the lowest price for your trade across all exchanges and aggregators, such as Uniswap and 1inch – and protects you from MEV, unlike the others.
      
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      DAOStack - Project that helps you streamline the creation of your own DAO.
      
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      DefiSafety - DEFI Security ratings.
      
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      Defillama - The ultimate tracker for all things DEFI. Track Yield, transparency, NFTs, Stables, Hacks etc.
      
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      Dapps.com - Dapp rankings via marketcap.
      
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      Dextools - Cross Chain Defi and Cefi Dashboard.
      
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      Ghostfol - Multichain Dashboard, includes traditional stocks and ETF’s as well.
      
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      Hedgehog - Centralized Exchange Dashboard Management.
      
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      Railgun - RAILGUN is a smart contract system that enables Zero-Knowledge Privacy for any on-chain dApp.
      
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      Rotki - An open source portfolio tracker, accounting and analytics tool that protects your privacy. Can be self hosted.
      
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      Tornado Cash - DO NOT USE IF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. Tornado cash is an Ethereum based coinjoin mixer that can be used to gain privacy on Ethereum. In August 2022 Tornado Cash was blacked listed by the US government and added to the OFAC list. While the front end website is no longer running you can still interact with the smart contract(this is by design). If you are a US citizen you risk criminal penalties for doing so. Alex Pertsev, was sentenced to five years in prison for his work on development of Tornado cash. It’s important to note that despite the shutdown by the US government, the Tornado Cash smart contract is still up and running, and is more less unstoppable as long as the Ethereum network continues to run. If you would like to support the legal defence fund you can so by checking out Justice DAO.
      
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      Ava.do - Operating System for running your your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR, Avalanche and more.
      
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      Dappnode - Operating System for running your own Nodes for BTC, ETH, XMR and other services like Nextcloud etc.
      
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      Handshake - Decentralized DNS. Handshake is an experiment on collaborating to create a decentralized network which results in a global allocation of names. Think of the handles or usernames you use on services such as social networks, and domain names identifying the URL for websites. Nearly all of these services were provided by trusted third parties which prevent the web from truly being decentralized. Handshake provides a means, including key management and server/service authentication, for decentralized web services to experiment.
      
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      Monero Nodo - A full, unpruned, and dedicated hardware node comes equipped with Tor and I2P support, ensuring maximum privacy and security for your transactions. Manage your wallets effortlessly through the LWS Admin panel and enjoy the convenience of our built-in block explorer. The 5.5″ touchscreen allows you to control your node directly from the device, or you can access it from the web for added flexibility and full block explorer functionality. Mine Monero using P2Pool. Contribute to your privacy by running your own personal node while contributing to the Monero network.
      
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      MyNodeBTC - Run Bitcoin nodes and lots of other Bitcoin applications, includes wallets, BTCPay Server, Lightning tools and Whirlpool and other privacy tools.
      
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      Pibode-XMR - Small Raspberry pi focused distro for Monero mining.
      
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      PktCash - PKT is an ecosystem of apps that decentralize access to the internet. The mission is to get the next billion people online.
      
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      Threefold - Decentralized Autonomous Internet Infrastructure. ThreeFold is a globally-distributed grid of storage, compute, and network capacity, acting as “no middleman” Internet resources between independent capacity providers and users.
      
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      C4/Crypto Consortium - Offers certifications for BTC, Eth and crypto best practices.
      
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      Blockchain-Council.org - Blockchain Council embraces Blockchain, AI, and Web3 with a range of certifications and training.
      
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      Chainalysis Certifications - The Chainalysis Cryptocurrency Fundamentals Certification (CCFC) credential is designed for those new to cryptocurrency. Whether you’re starting out on a career focused on crypto, or are coming across bitcoin as you run investigations, onboard new businesses or formulate cryptocurrency compliance policies, this is the place to begin.
      
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      Giveth - Giveth is building a new way forward with its zero-fee, community-driven donation platform - leveraging the power of blockchain technology to connect on-the-ground projects with regenerative funding opportunities.
      
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      Geyser.fund - Geyser is a bitcoin-native crowdfunding platform where you can fund project ideas with the support from global communities.
      
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      Heo.Finance - Decentralized crowdfunding without borders. Help Each Other (HEO) is the first decentralized stablecoin-based crowdfunding platform that removes geographical and political limitations from fundraising. HEO platform is already live on Binance Smart Chain, Celo, Aurora, and Ethereum mainnets.
      
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      Kuno Media - Monero based crowd funding.
      
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      Ludlow Institute - Founded by privacy advocate Naomi Brockwell, Ludlow institute works to help fund privacy and anti surveillance tech.
      
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      Open Sats - Open Sats Initiative, Inc. (EIN 85-2722249) is a 501(c)(3) public charity which aims to fund Bitcoin-related free and open-source projects and associated education and research initiatives. Open Sats focuses on no strings attached Bitcoin(only) and freedom tech donations.
      
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      Stacks.org - The mission of the Stacks project is to enable a better internet through decentralized apps. To do it, they’re expanding the Bitcoin economy and enabling more functionality as a Bitcoin layer.
      
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      Ten31 - Ten31 is the leading bitcoin-focused investor and partner of choice to companies building technology and infrastructure for the bitcoin ecosystem, as well as complementary freedom-oriented technologies including open source software, AI and nostr.
      
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      Align Pay - AlignPay never picks sides on any issue and is proud to facilitate a welcoming place where people, organizations, campaigns, and merchants can interact in a healthy, open, and legal way.
      
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      Parallel Economy - Censorship-Resistant payment processing backed by Conservative Commentator Dan Bongino.
      
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      Revere Payments - A Christian merchant services provider that offers a wide range of solutions for businesses in a variety of industries, including e-commerce, retail, restaurant, firearms, religious, political, CBD, and non-profit. We’re using the same innovative technology as our parent company, Metrics Global, to bring seamless, secure online payments to any industry.
      
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      Second Amendment Processing - 2nd Amendment processing helps you protect yourself and your business from being censored for your political views or other forms of wrong think.
      
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      AMLBot - Founded in 2019, AMLBot Online assessment of crypto addresses and transactions, founded in 2019 by a team of RegTech specialists in accordance with FATF international recommendations. Offers both free and non-free services.
      
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      Clarks Dashboard - A comprehensive list of all BTC Data. Includes Block times, price data, Side chain data, mining etc.
      
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      DeveloperReports - Tracks the current amount of developers on Crypto projects.
      
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      Monero Garden - A complete introduction and walkthrough on all the technical specifics of Monero.
      
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      Monero Inflation - Tracks potential inflation or flaws in the Monero Protocol. Due to Monero’s privacy proper auditing can be difficult.
      
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      Monero Observer - News aggregator for all things monero.
      
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      Moneroj.net - Tracks the Monero mining hash rate across all miners.
      
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      Monero.Eco - Graphical interface for the entire Monero Ecosystem.
      
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      MiningPoolStats - Track all data across mining pools for all sorts of crypto projects. Organized primarily by what type of hash algorithm each blockchain uses.
      
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      [Monerowatch](https://monerowat.ch - A monero blockchain explorer. While Monero doesnt have a tradational blockchain explorer we can track block times and size. Along with hash rate and other useful metrics.
      
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      OXT.me - OXT is a tool designed for Exploratory Blockchain Analysis of the bitcoin ledger. OXT is the ‘Other exploration Tool’ and it should become the ‘Open eXploration Tool’ in the future.
      
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      Stable Pulse - Get a clear, accurate, minimally filtered view of the stablecoin ecosystem.
      
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      The Monero Moon - The ultimate newsletter for all things Monero.
      
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      TheGraph.com - Crypto Database API Tools.
      
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      Timechainstats.com - BTC Chain API data.
      
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      Track Bitcoin Nodes - Tracks total Bitcoin nodes.
      
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      Track Bitcoin Treasuries - Tracks the public Bitcoin Wallets of major corporations and governments.
      
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      Track Ethereum Nodes - Tracks total Ethereum nodes.
      
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      Defi Lama StablecoinData - Stable coin data across chains.
      
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    Privacy Software#
    
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      Bokuto Monero Node - Open source fork of Ronin Dojo’s Bakuto project that allows for a full node Monero wallet.
      
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      Border Wallets - Border Wallets is a website that helps you strategize on how best to memorize your wallet seed phrase. This can be useful if you need to cross a border, or have a particularly high threat model.
      
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      Gupax - Gupax is a GUI for mining Monero on P2Pool using XMRig.
      
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      Jam - Jam is a graphical user interface for JoinMarket, and while obviously related, is a separate project developed by a separate set of people.
      
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      JoinMarket-Org - JoinMarket is software to create a special kind of bitcoin transaction called a CoinJoin transaction. Its aim is to improve the confidentiality and privacy of bitcoin transactions. With the shutdown of Samurai wallet, and the withdrawal of the not recommended service Wasabi from the US, Join Market is now one of the only privacy tools for Bitcoin.
      
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      Pinode - Monero OS for running full Monero Nodes on Pi’s, Rockpros and Odroids.
      
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      RoninDojo - A company supporting Bitcoin Privacy and full nodes. The Tanto is hardware device that supports the open source Ronin software stack which includes full node Bitcoin wallets, Mem pool, access to the Bisq exchange and 24/7 access to coin pool for coinjoining BTC mixing and privacy all over a TOR connection. Dojo also offers a full downloadable OS.
      
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      Silent Payments - Silent Payments make receiving Bitcoin easier than ever while preserving your privacy. Silent Payments allow you to create a single, static address to share with friends, use for donations, or post for tips without sacrificing privacy. When someone wants to send you a payment, they use the unique public key that is a part of your Silent Payment address, combine it with the public keys of the outputs they want to send and generate a unique, one-time address that looks on-chain just like any other Taproot address.
      
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      XMRVSBeast - P2Pool Bonus Hash Rate Raffle for people providing Monero Hash.
      
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      Coinpayments.net - Purchase Social media followers with Monero.
      
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      EchoIn - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.
      
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      Farcaster - Farcaster is a decentralized protocol for building web3 social media apps. Built on top of the Ethereum network. Detailed breakdown here.
      
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      Fountain - Lets you pay your favorite podcasters in BTC.
      
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      Minds - Minds is an open-source social networking service that promotes free speech, privacy, and transparency.
      
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      Oshi - Oshi is a powerful marketing and rewards platform built to replace stars, punch cards, and coffee points with something that people really want - Bitcoin.
      
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      Orange Pill App - Bitcoin dating and friend finder.
      
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      Peepeth - A platform built on the Ethereum blockchain that is public and permanent. Peepeth works to let you own your data on a platform that doesn’t allow advertising.ps://www.minds.com/) - Minds is an open source distributed social network. Includes E2E messages. As well as built in ERC-20 (Ethereum Network) payments.
      
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    Speculative Projects#
    
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      DarkFi - DarkFi is a new Layer 1 blockchain, designed with anonymity at the forefront. It offers flexible private primitives that can be wielded to create any kind of application. DarkFi aims to make anonymous engineering highly accessible to developers. Backed by noted Crypto Anarchist Amir Taaki.
      
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      Fedimints - While still largely theoretical, Fediments is based off the original 1980’s concept of Chaumian Ecash, that would essentially provide federated mints built on top of Bitcoin, with high levels of privacy. Two implementations of this concept are Cashu and Umint. These are still in active development. One potential problem with this is legal pressure due to potential classification of these services as unlicensed money transmitters, much like how Samurai Wallet and potentially custodial lightning services are being targeted.
      
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      Freedom Dollar - Freedom Dollar is a private, censorship-resistant stablecoin protocol built on Zano. Stable coins are a useful but sometimes risky project, as they are supposed to maintain their price point with a fiat asset like the dollar.
      
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      Haveno - Haveno aims to be a crypto on ramp much like Bisq that uses Monero instead of Bitcoin as the base payment option. Haveno will utilize TOR and p2p trades, while never taking custody of your funds.
      
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      Pirate Chain - Launched in 2018 with the primary goal of being the most private and secure digital currency, Pirate Chain strives to protect the financial privacy of every user in the world. Pirate Chain achieves this by employing the strongest and most acclaimed privacy protocol in the industry, and couples this with an unassailable strategy implementation. Pirate vs Monero Breakdown
      
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      Serai DEX - Largely created in response to Thorchain’s choice to not integrate Monero, the Serai Dex works much like the Thorchain DEX, providing coin trading between different native coins using liquidity pools funded by users for small rewards.
      
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      Zano - An ambitious project that offers the privacy of Monero for regular transactions, including all projects built ontop of its network. Additionally offers alias addresses so you can associate a wallet address with a name, much like how DNS works for IP addresses. Offers escrow services and Iconic swaps as an alternative to Atomic Swaps. Also allows for building dApps on chain as well.
      
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    Bill Pay#
    
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      Bitrefill Credit Card Service - Service to pay off Credit Card for multiple providers. Requires KYC. Currently disabled for Americans, but hopefully will be returning. This service does require KYC, but they do offer other services that do not.
      
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      DoctorSim - Top up or recharge any prepaid phone in over 200 countries instantly and securely with doctorSIM.
      
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      Spritz.Finance - Focuses on bill pay, secured payments, automated payments etc. Uses Web 3. Requires an account. Currently in closed Beta.
      
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      Bitpay - Preloaded Bitpay card that lets you spend your Bitcoin.
      
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      DashDirect - Wallet that supports several Crypto Currencies including DASH. Dash Direct phone app allows for purchasing of gift cards with DASH for discounts from hundreds of vendors. No KYC Required.
      
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      DoNotPay - DoNotPay is a consumer rights company that helps you fight corporations and beat bureaucracy. They offer a wide range of services, including bill pay, credit card management, and more.
      
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      Ezzocard - Anon cards can be purchased via crypto. Charges a decent markup.
      
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      KlutchCard - Service that provides several management and privacy features for your bank account. Klutch gives you unlimited Virtual cards, a physical card without your name on the front, and the ability to manage your spending transactions in depth all while still earning cash back. Does require KYC information and a good credit score though. Another downside, there is currently no way to pay off your balance other than to link your account via ACH and routing number.
      
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      Laso.Finance - A bit pricey. Virtual Credit card with no KYC card that allows for spends of over 1K anywhere in the world. Currently uses Metamask for stable coins only. Monero support coming soon.
      
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      PayWithMoon - Virtual Cards with no KYC funded by lightning based Bitcoin transactions. You can create as many virtual cards as you want, but cards are limited in amounts of 1000$. These cards do not currently work outside of the United States. Used to provide full pre-paid credit cards only offers gift cards now.
      
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      Privacy.com - The primary method for Credit Card Privacy. By linking your bank account to your Debit card, you can create virtual privacy focused cards that only work for one vendor at a time. This prevents your Debit card from being used in the event of a vendor data breach. Virtual cards are easily deletable. Downsides are that you start with 500$ per card limits for virtual cards. And there is the privacy concern of sharing your bank data with a third party. Please use our affiliate link when signing up. To get an extra $5 dollars on sign up.
      
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      Uquid - Virtual card for crypto, only works through Binance or wallet connect compatible wallets, for a wide range of gift card services.
      
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      X1 - Similar to Klutch. Control subscriptions and keep your details private with disposable card numbers.donotpay.com/learn/virtual-credit-card-generator/) - Free Virtual Credit Card Generator for signing up for trial services. Do not Pay also works to create an AI focused response to many asymmetrical problems of society like fighting back against parking tickets or social media de-platforming with automated and proven methods of remediating these issues.
      
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      Ashigaru - A new fork of Samurai Wallet without the coinjoin services. As this is new untested its recommended not to put large amounts of BTC on here just yet.
      
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      Casa - Self custody wallet with built in Multi-sig for security and inheritance built in so that your assets aren’t lost in the event of death. Only takes Bitcoin and Ethereum.
      
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      Cold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.
      
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      Electrum Wallet - Founded in 2011 Electrum is one of the oldest, simplest and most trusted Bitcoin Only wallets in the game. With a simple interface that has been forked by many other blockchain projects Electrum has everything you need to store and use your bitcoin easily and securely.
      
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      Samurai Wallet - A modern bitcoin wallet hand forged to keep your transactions private your identity masked and your funds secured. Samurai Wallet is a mobile only wallet that is built to work with the Ronin Dojo Full node and Whirlpool privacy coinjoins. Completely Open Source. Mobile only wallet. In April 2024 Samurai Wallet was shutdown by the US government and the founders of the wallet arrested. While the wallet still works if installed, the Whirpool coinjoin features have since been disabled. You can donate to the Samurai defense team here You can also find a list of Public Dojo Clones to use at Dojobay
      
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      Sparrow Wallet - Sparrow is a Bitcoin wallet for those who value financial self sovereignty. Sparrow’s emphasis is on security, privacy and usability. Sparrow does not hide information from you - on the contrary it attempts to provide as much detail as possible about your transactions and UTXOs, but in a way that is manageable and usable. Completely Open Source. Desktop only wallet. Following the arrest of the Samurai Wallet Devs, the Whirlpool privacy features were removed from the wallet.
      
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      Cold Card - Cold Card is one of the most secure Bitcoin wallets around. With two secure element chips and a true Air-gap, the Cold Card is a great option for securing your BTC. Source code is Source Verifiable.
      
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      FoundationDevices - Foundation builds the Passport hardware wallet which is an airgapped wallet hardware device. Passport has no direct connection with the outside world – no USB data and no wireless communications. Instead, Passport uses a camera and QR codes for communication. This provides hardcore, airgapped security without sacrificing usability.
      
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      Ledger  - NOT RECOMMENDED. While Ledger has a long history in the space of supporting multiple coins. Ledger is close sourced. Ledger has recently come under for fire for creating a backup policy that lets you back up your keys to Ledgers cloud providers, which means that your private keys could be susceptible to third party pressures on the key holders. Also Ledger was caught sending customer data to several different third parties.
      
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      Environmental Progress - Environmental Progress (EP) was founded in 2016 with the mission of achieving nature, peace and prosperity for all. We believe everyone has a right to affordable energy, a healthy planet, and urban environments that enable citizens to thrive. Our strategy has been to organize grassroots movements to defend these rights, and to fund research into why they are threatened. Founded by free speech advocate and Journalist Michael Shellenberger.
      
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      Pimeyes - The gold Standard in facial recognition search, while prioritizing privacy.
      
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      Bug Bounty writeups - Detailed breakdowns of all sorts of different types of attacks.
      
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      CertSpotter - Monitors your domains for expiring, unauthorized, and invalid SSL certificates.
      
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      Censys - Certificates - Certificates Search.
      
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      Crt.sh - Certificate Search.
      
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      CTSearch - Certificate Transparency Search Tool.
      
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      PassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.
      
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      SynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.
      
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      TLS.BufferOver.run - Quickly find certificates in IPv4 space.
      
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      Breachdirectory.org - Check if your information was exposed in a data breach.
      
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      Crackstation.net - Massive pre-computed lookup (Rainbow) tables to crack password hashes.
      
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      Dehashed - Free deep-web scans and protection against credential leaks, Takes Monero for Premium accounts.
      
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      Hackcheck - Hackcheck is a data breach search engine that makes checking the integrity of your data easy and flexible cheap! They currently offer several lightning fast queries to search through our billions of records with. The queries they offer are email, password, username, name, IP address, phone number, and domain name.
      
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      Have I Been Pwned - Check if your email or phone is in a data breach.
      
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      Intelx - Needs an account for most dumps, but shows accounts and password associated with on different sites.
      
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      Leak-Lookup - Search across thousands of data breaches to find you compromised data - Requires an account for full results. Cheap prices and accepts Monero.
      
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      LeakCheck.io - Make sure your credentials haven’t been compromised.
      
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      Leakix - Identify public data leaks.
      
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      Mozilla Monitor - Stay safe with privacy tools from the makers of Firefox that protect you from hackers and companies that publish and sell your personal information. We’ll alert you of any known data breaches, find and remove your exposed info and continually watch for new exposures.
      
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      Snusbase - Stay on top of the latest database breaches.
      
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      Spycloud.com - More in Depth than haveIbeenpwned. Requires an account.
      
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      GitHub Code Search - A search engine for searching projects on GitHub.
      
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      Grep.app - Search across a half million git repos.
      
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      MoonSearch - Backlinks checker & SEO Report.
      
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      NerdyData - Find companies based on their website’s tech stack or code.
      
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      Publicwww.com - Source Code Search Engine. Find any alphanumeric snippet, signature or keyword in the web pages HTML, JS and CSS code.
      
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      RepoSearch - Source code search engine that helps you find implementation details, example usages or just analyze code.
      
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      SearchCode - Search 75 billion lines of code from 40 million projects.
      
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      SourceGraph - Understand and search across your entire codebase.
      
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      Archive.org - The biggest site for internet website archives.
      
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      Dessant - A web extension for pulling data from archived sites.
      
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      Inteltechniques - A guide to manually remove your data from archive sites.
      
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      Memento Time Travel - Memento TimeTravel is built using the archive.today API, and can thus be utilized as an upgraded internet archive product. It offers web users with an easy-to-use design.
      
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      Pagefreezer.com - PageFreezer is an alternative to the Wayback machine which utilizes Google-like crawling technology. The screenshots are taken using a fully automated operation.
      
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      TubeRipper - An app that lets you rip or download videos from most platforms.
      
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      Webcite - WebCite differs from the Wayback Machine by providing the sort of detailed snapshots of author-cited references requested by publishers, editors, and readers.
      
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      Chaos - Enhance research and analyse changes around DNS for better insights.
      
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      C99.nl - Over 57 quality API’s and growing.
      
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      DNSDumpster - DNS recon & research, find & lookup DNS records.
      
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      DNShistory.org - Domain Name System Historical Record Archive.
      
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      DNSdb - Passive DNS historical database.
      
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      DNSviz - Tool for visualizing the status of a DNS zone.
      
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      DNSTwister - The anti-phishing domain name search engine and DNS monitoring service.
      
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      Dnslytics - The ultimate online investigation tool for DNS and other internet data.
      
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      HackerTarget - Collect information about IP Addresses, Networks, Web Pages and DNS records.
      
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      Passivedns.mnemonic.no - Web interface for querying passive DNS data collected in our malware lab.
      
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      PassiveTotal - Security intelligence that scales security operations and response.
      
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      RapidDNS - DNS query tool which make querying - subdomains or sites of a same IP easy.
      
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      0day.today - The ultimate database of exploits and vulnerabilities.
      
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      Exploit-DB - An Exploit Database.
      
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      packetstormsecurity.com - Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers.
      
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      Rapid7 - DB - A vulnerability & Exploit Database.
      
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      Sploitus - A convenient central place for identifying the newest exploits.
      
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      Vulmon - A vulnerability and exploit search engine.
      
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    • Pimeyes - The gold Standard in facial recognition search, while prioritizing privacy.
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      All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.
      
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      Acrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.
      
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      EarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.
      
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      Emporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.
      
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      Flags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).
      
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      Geoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.
      
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      Geolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.
      
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      Google Correlate – Google Trends Correlate can help you identify search patterns that correlate with real-world trends. It can be used to identify search patterns that are similar to one another. For example, you could use the tool to find out if there is a link between new legislation and gun sales (at least in terms of the search volume related to the two topics).
      
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      Google Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.
      
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      Google Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.
      
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      Grabify - Grabify is a free web-based IP grabbing/URL shortening tool. (IP grabbing just as it implies simply means getting/grabbing peoples IP addresses.) This can be used to get location/IP data from potential attackers.
      
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      IEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.
      
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      Insecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.
      
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      IPGeo - IpGeo is a python tool to extract IP addresses from captured network traffic file (pcap/pcapng) and generate csv report containing details about the geolocation of each ip in the packets.
      
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      Left vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.
      
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      Million Short – Million Short has an interesting approach to searching for information online. The interface is generally similar to a typical search engine. However, you can sort and filter the results in a number of ways. Examples include popularity, eCommerce, live chat, date, location, and others. Also, it automatically pulls out the top sites that usually occupy the top spots in any search result (e.g. Amazon.com, eBay, YouTube, etc.)
      
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      MoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.
      
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      Mention - A service that lets you track any code words across social media platforms. Paid service.
      
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      N2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.
      
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      Open Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.
      
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      OSSDatabase - OSS DATABASE is a crowdsourced database of Open Source software. Their goal is to make it easy to look for open source alternatives and compare them with their proprietary peers.
      
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      Overpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.
      
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      Pulsedive - A search engine for devices connected to the internet.
      
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      Public API’s - A list of several different API’s that are free to use for data pulling.
      
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      PublicData.com - PublicData.com is the number one resource for public records from local, state, and federal agencies.
      
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      Prowl - A free IP search & identifications of IoC and IoA.
      
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      Redfin - Housing sales data.
      
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      Search by Image - Tool to reverse image search docs, only works in Chromium based browsers.
      
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      Shadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.
      
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      Shodan – A search engine and network security tool for the internet of things. It finds devices on the internet like web servers, webcams, appliances, traffic lights, and even power plants.
      
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      SunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.
      
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      TalkWalkerAlerts – TalkWalkerAlerts is a great alternative to Google Alerts because, in addition to monitoring the web for certain keywords, it monitors social media, blogs, and forums as well. This can be helpful if you need to find mentions of someone’s name or business across the web. Free and paid options.
      
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      TorSearch - A TOR search engine for websites hosted on TOR (The Darknet).
      
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      Trulia - Housing sales data.
      
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      TinyEye - A reverse image search.
      
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      Wikimapia - A community sourced map.
      
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      WorldCam - Access public security cameras.
      
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      Zillow - Housing sales data.
      
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    Geolocation#
    
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      All Area Codes - Tracks area codes for the US and Canada.
      
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      Acrevalue - Find Land by acreage, and gives land breakdowns.
      
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      EarthCam - Earth Cam is the gold standard when it comes to aggregating the world’s public live streaming webcams and surveillance cameras in a way that makes sense.
      
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      Emporis Buildings Database - A database of buildings.
      
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      Flags of the World - The Internet’s largest site devoted to vexillology (the study of flags).
      
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      Find A Spring - A map that lists the best natural water springs across the world. Spring water is some of the highest quality water in the world, as it contains many natural vitamins and minerals, is naturally filtered and is structured thanks to being water constantly in motion.
      
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      GeoEngineering Monitor - Interactive map that tracks Geoengineering experiments across the world.
      
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      Geoguesser - Geo Game/training. Gives you random locations so you can test your OSINT skills.
      
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      Geolocating photo’s with OSM overpass API - Find a specific location somewhere in the world using the overpass API from OpenStreetMap.
      
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      Google Maps and Streetview - The ultimate selection of maps.
      
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      Google Streetview Coverage - Wiki that tracks street coverage.
      
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      IEC World Electrical Plugs - Site that tracks electrical socket plug types.
      
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      Insecam - Insecam aggregate access to hundreds of surveillance cameras and public web cameras around the world. The cams are not “hacked” and do not include cams on to computers, laptops, tablets, etc. The site has cams organized by a variety of categories, but it is tedious to find exactly the area you’re looking for.
      
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      Left vs Right Driving Countries - Tracks which countries drive in the left or the right lane.
      
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      MoonCalc - Tracks moon shadows, eclipses etc.
      
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      N2YO Satellite Tracker - Tracks satellites in space.
      
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      Open Street Map Search Engines - Street map tracking.
      
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      Overpass Turbo - Tracks roads and overpasses.
      
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      PlasticList - A large database of plastic toxicity amongst many various products.
      
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      Redfin - Housing sales data.
      
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      Shadow Calculator - A website that tracks sun and shadow patterns.
      
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      SunCalc - A website that tracks sun patterns.
      
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      Trulia - Housing sales data.
      
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      Wikimapia - A community sourced map.
      
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      WorldCam - Access public security cameras.
      
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      Zillow - Housing sales data.
      
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    Mail Addresses#
    
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      Centralops - Email, Whois, DNS search info.
      
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      EmailHippo - Email address verification technology.
      
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      Email-format.com - Find the email address formats in use at thousands of companies.
      
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      Hunter.io - Find professional email addresses in seconds.
      
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      IntelligenceX - Search engine and data archive. Finds public personal information from data brokers.
      
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      Melissa - Emailcheck - Check email addresses and verify they are live.
      
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      MXToolbox - Check your email headers.
      
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      PhoneBook - Lists all domains, email addresses, or URLs for the given input domain.
      
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      Reacher.email - Open-Source Email Verification.
      
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      RocketReach - Your first-degree connection to any professional.
      
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      skymem.info - Find email addresses of companies and people.
      
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      SynapsInt - The unified OSINT research tool.
      
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      ThatsThem - Reverse email lookup.
      
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      verify-email.org - Checks whether the mailbox exists or not.
      
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      VoilaNorbert - I can find anyone’s email address.
      
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      About.start.me - OSINT Dashboard to combine different OSINT tools.
      
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      Awesome-Osint - A curated list of amazingly awesome open source intelligence tools and resources.
      
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      Facebook Email Search - A simple URL that lets search for any Facebook profile by using an email address.
      
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      Facebook Search Tools – A collection of helpful links to Facebook online help resources and various open-source search forms. Learn how to run searches and queries that go far deeper than the standard website or app search.
      
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      Freedomlab.io - FreedomLab is a virtual gathering place for human rights defenders. Here you will find a repository of training materials, tutorials, and digital tools, all tailored to your needs and requirements. We hope you will learn about tools, experiences, advocacy and fundraising strategies, as well as knowledge and skills related to security. Through support and collaboration, human rights defenders increase their capacity to monitor and report, seek redress, and advocate for the promotion of human rights.
      
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      Inteltechniques Tools - Dozens of tools available from Michael Bazzels website.
      
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      Osintcurio.us - The OSINT Curious Project was a source of quality, actionable, Open Source Intelligence news, original blogs, instructional videos, and live streams. We tried to keep people curious about exploring web applications for bits of information or trying out new techniques to access important OSINT data.
      
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      Search is Back - Is a similar tool to NetBootCamp, as it allows you to search for people and events on Facebook — but it also lets you search by location, relationships, gender, job title, language spoken, and other details.
      
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      Sociallinks.io - Everything you need to navigate the OSINT world, gain deeper insights, and enhance investigations.
      
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      SpiderFoot - SpiderFoot is an open-source OSINT tool with 200+ modules for gathering information on target organizations, domains and IP addresses, networks, emails, and usernames. It offers automation capabilities for routine OSINT tasks like DNS queries, threat intelligence checks, breach detection, WHOIS lookups, and more.
      
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      The Big Brother - The Big Brother V3.0 is a weaponized intelligence gathering platform designed for Red Teams and Elite Investigators. Built on a high-velocity asynchronous Python backend with an immersive 3D surveillance interface. Self hosted.
      
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      TCM-Open-Source-Intellingence-Resources - Compilation of Resources from TCM’s OSINT Course.
      
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      X-osint - An Open source intelligent framework ie an osint tool which gathers valid information about a phone number, user’s email address, perform VIN Osint, and reverse, perform subdomain enumeration, able to find email from a name, and so much more.
      
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      2fA.Directory - List of companies that use 2FA in America. 2FA is highly recommended to further secure online systems.
      
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      Atlas of Law Enforcement Surveillance - The EFF tracks surveillance apps used by Law enforcement across the country.
      
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      Best Randoms - Random information generator for huge amount of categories.
      
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      Dmarc and SPF Checkers - A site Dmarc, SPF and DKIM are Email security settings that protect your email account from being spoofed or faked. This tool scores your domain to see how difficult it would be to spoof. ^1^
      
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      DNS checker and port scanner - A site to check open ports, DNS SPF records and much more on your own internal server.
      
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      Efani - Test your Phone number public connections to see your total phone exposure.
      
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      Email Rep - App that lets you check the known reputability of any email address and domain.
      
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      End Of Life - Tracks closely software updates, and EOL status for a massive list of software. Need to figure out how long your new phone will be supported? They have you covered.
      
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      Exiftool - A tool let’s you pull metadata info from a wide range of file types.
      
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      Hudson Rock - Free tools to check for compromised corporate accounts.
      
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      Howsecureismypassword - A site to test the security and the Bruce Force difficulty of your password.
      
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      Immuniweb - A site to check the security of your own self-hosted server or servers. Checks SSL status of multiple different types of applications. Also checks compliance with frameworks such as PCI, HIPAA and NIST.
      
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      Ip Quality Score - An app to check your IP, Email and Fraud prevention. Also allows for verifying Tor and VPN connectivity and much more.
      
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      Polisis - Polisis gives you a glimpse of what websites actually say in their privacy policies.
      
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      Privacy Parrot - A search engine that helps determine if a website can sell your personal information.
      
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      ScamDoctor - Project that tracks known scam websites and use an algorithm to determine likelihood of other scams.
      
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      Security Headers - A site to check the security headers of your own self-hosted server to check your exposure to attacks like XSS, Clickjacking and more.
      
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-            var sens = this.opt.caseSensitive ? "" : "i", dct = this.opt.caseSensitive ? ["a\xE0\xE1\u1EA3\xE3\u1EA1\u0103\u1EB1\u1EAF\u1EB3\u1EB5\u1EB7\xE2\u1EA7\u1EA5\u1EA9\u1EAB\u1EAD\xE4\xE5\u0101\u0105", "A\xC0\xC1\u1EA2\xC3\u1EA0\u0102\u1EB0\u1EAE\u1EB2\u1EB4\u1EB6\xC2\u1EA6\u1EA4\u1EA8\u1EAA\u1EAC\xC4\xC5\u0100\u0104", "c\xE7\u0107\u010D", "C\xC7\u0106\u010C", "d\u0111\u010F", "D\u0110\u010E", "e\xE8\xE9\u1EBB\u1EBD\u1EB9\xEA\u1EC1\u1EBF\u1EC3\u1EC5\u1EC7\xEB\u011B\u0113\u0119", "E\xC8\xC9\u1EBA\u1EBC\u1EB8\xCA\u1EC0\u1EBE\u1EC2\u1EC4\u1EC6\xCB\u011A\u0112\u0118", "i\xEC\xED\u1EC9\u0129\u1ECB\xEE\xEF\u012B", "I\xCC\xCD\u1EC8\u0128\u1ECA\xCE\xCF\u012A", "l\u0142", "L\u0141", "n\xF1\u0148\u0144", "N\xD1\u0147\u0143", "o\xF2\xF3\u1ECF\xF5\u1ECD\xF4\u1ED3\u1ED1\u1ED5\u1ED7\u1ED9\u01A1\u1EDF\u1EE1\u1EDB\u1EDD\u1EE3\xF6\xF8\u014D", "O\xD2\xD3\u1ECE\xD5\u1ECC\xD4\u1ED2\u1ED0\u1ED4\u1ED6\u1ED8\u01A0\u1EDE\u1EE0\u1EDA\u1EDC\u1EE2\xD6\xD8\u014C", "r\u0159", "R\u0158", "s\u0161\u015B\u0219\u015F", "S\u0160\u015A\u0218\u015E", "t\u0165\u021B\u0163", "T\u0164\u021A\u0162", "u\xF9\xFA\u1EE7\u0169\u1EE5\u01B0\u1EEB\u1EE9\u1EED\u1EEF\u1EF1\xFB\xFC\u016F\u016B", "U\xD9\xDA\u1EE6\u0168\u1EE4\u01AF\u1EEA\u1EE8\u1EEC\u1EEE\u1EF0\xDB\xDC\u016E\u016A", "y\xFD\u1EF3\u1EF7\u1EF9\u1EF5\xFF", "Y\xDD\u1EF2\u1EF6\u1EF8\u1EF4\u0178", "z\u017E\u017C\u017A", "Z\u017D\u017B\u0179"] : ["a\xE0\xE1\u1EA3\xE3\u1EA1\u0103\u1EB1\u1EAF\u1EB3\u1EB5\u1EB7\xE2\u1EA7\u1EA5\u1EA9\u1EAB\u1EAD\xE4\xE5\u0101\u0105A\xC0\xC1\u1EA2\xC3\u1EA0\u0102\u1EB0\u1EAE\u1EB2\u1EB4\u1EB6\xC2\u1EA6\u1EA4\u1EA8\u1EAA\u1EAC\xC4\xC5\u0100\u0104", "c\xE7\u0107\u010DC\xC7\u0106\u010C", "d\u0111\u010FD\u0110\u010E", "e\xE8\xE9\u1EBB\u1EBD\u1EB9\xEA\u1EC1\u1EBF\u1EC3\u1EC5\u1EC7\xEB\u011B\u0113\u0119E\xC8\xC9\u1EBA\u1EBC\u1EB8\xCA\u1EC0\u1EBE\u1EC2\u1EC4\u1EC6\xCB\u011A\u0112\u0118", "i\xEC\xED\u1EC9\u0129\u1ECB\xEE\xEF\u012BI\xCC\xCD\u1EC8\u0128\u1ECA\xCE\xCF\u012A", "l\u0142L\u0141", "n\xF1\u0148\u0144N\xD1\u0147\u0143", "o\xF2\xF3\u1ECF\xF5\u1ECD\xF4\u1ED3\u1ED1\u1ED5\u1ED7\u1ED9\u01A1\u1EDF\u1EE1\u1EDB\u1EDD\u1EE3\xF6\xF8\u014DO\xD2\xD3\u1ECE\xD5\u1ECC\xD4\u1ED2\u1ED0\u1ED4\u1ED6\u1ED8\u01A0\u1EDE\u1EE0\u1EDA\u1EDC\u1EE2\xD6\xD8\u014C", "r\u0159R\u0158", "s\u0161\u015B\u0219\u015FS\u0160\u015A\u0218\u015E", "t\u0165\u021B\u0163T\u0164\u021A\u0162", "u\xF9\xFA\u1EE7\u0169\u1EE5\u01B0\u1EEB\u1EE9\u1EED\u1EEF\u1EF1\xFB\xFC\u016F\u016BU\xD9\xDA\u1EE6\u0168\u1EE4\u01AF\u1EEA\u1EE8\u1EEC\u1EEE\u1EF0\xDB\xDC\u016E\u016A", "y\xFD\u1EF3\u1EF7\u1EF9\u1EF5\xFFY\xDD\u1EF2\u1EF6\u1EF8\u1EF4\u0178", "z\u017E\u017C\u017AZ\u017D\u017B\u0179"];
-            var handled = [];
-            str.split("").forEach(function(ch) {
-              dct.every(function(dct2) {
-                if (dct2.indexOf(ch) !== -1) {
-                  if (handled.indexOf(dct2) > -1) {
-                    return false;
-                  }
-                  str = str.replace(new RegExp("[" + dct2 + "]", "gm" + sens), "[" + dct2 + "]");
-                  handled.push(dct2);
-                }
-                return true;
-              });
-            });
-            return str;
-          }
-        }, {
-          key: "createMergedBlanksRegExp",
-          value: function createMergedBlanksRegExp(str) {
-            return str.replace(/[\s]+/gmi, "[\\s]+");
-          }
-        }, {
-          key: "createAccuracyRegExp",
-          value: function createAccuracyRegExp(str) {
-            var _this = this;
-            var chars = "!\"#$%&'()*+,-./:;<=>?@[\\]^_`{|}~\xA1\xBF";
-            var acc = this.opt.accuracy, val = typeof acc === "string" ? acc : acc.value, ls = typeof acc === "string" ? [] : acc.limiters, lsJoin = "";
-            ls.forEach(function(limiter) {
-              lsJoin += "|" + _this.escapeStr(limiter);
-            });
-            switch (val) {
-              case "partially":
-              default:
-                return "()(" + str + ")";
-              case "complementary":
-                lsJoin = "\\s" + (lsJoin ? lsJoin : this.escapeStr(chars));
-                return "()([^" + lsJoin + "]*" + str + "[^" + lsJoin + "]*)";
-              case "exactly":
-                return "(^|\\s" + lsJoin + ")(" + str + ")(?=$|\\s" + lsJoin + ")";
-            }
-          }
-        }, {
-          key: "getSeparatedKeywords",
-          value: function getSeparatedKeywords(sv) {
-            var _this2 = this;
-            var stack = [];
-            sv.forEach(function(kw) {
-              if (!_this2.opt.separateWordSearch) {
-                if (kw.trim() && stack.indexOf(kw) === -1) {
-                  stack.push(kw);
-                }
-              } else {
-                kw.split(" ").forEach(function(kwSplitted) {
-                  if (kwSplitted.trim() && stack.indexOf(kwSplitted) === -1) {
-                    stack.push(kwSplitted);
-                  }
-                });
-              }
-            });
-            return {
-              "keywords": stack.sort(function(a, b) {
-                return b.length - a.length;
-              }),
-              "length": stack.length
-            };
-          }
-        }, {
-          key: "isNumeric",
-          value: function isNumeric(value) {
-            return Number(parseFloat(value)) == value;
-          }
-        }, {
-          key: "checkRanges",
-          value: function checkRanges(array) {
-            var _this3 = this;
-            if (!Array.isArray(array) || Object.prototype.toString.call(array[0]) !== "[object Object]") {
-              this.log("markRanges() will only accept an array of objects");
-              this.opt.noMatch(array);
-              return [];
-            }
-            var stack = [];
-            var last = 0;
-            array.sort(function(a, b) {
-              return a.start - b.start;
-            }).forEach(function(item) {
-              var _callNoMatchOnInvalid = _this3.callNoMatchOnInvalidRanges(item, last), start = _callNoMatchOnInvalid.start, end = _callNoMatchOnInvalid.end, valid = _callNoMatchOnInvalid.valid;
-              if (valid) {
-                item.start = start;
-                item.length = end - start;
-                stack.push(item);
-                last = end;
-              }
-            });
-            return stack;
-          }
-        }, {
-          key: "callNoMatchOnInvalidRanges",
-          value: function callNoMatchOnInvalidRanges(range, last) {
-            var start = void 0, end = void 0, valid = false;
-            if (range && typeof range.start !== "undefined") {
-              start = parseInt(range.start, 10);
-              end = start + parseInt(range.length, 10);
-              if (this.isNumeric(range.start) && this.isNumeric(range.length) && end - last > 0 && end - start > 0) {
-                valid = true;
-              } else {
-                this.log("Ignoring invalid or overlapping range: " + ("" + JSON.stringify(range)));
-                this.opt.noMatch(range);
-              }
-            } else {
-              this.log("Ignoring invalid range: " + JSON.stringify(range));
-              this.opt.noMatch(range);
-            }
-            return {
-              start,
-              end,
-              valid
-            };
-          }
-        }, {
-          key: "checkWhitespaceRanges",
-          value: function checkWhitespaceRanges(range, originalLength, string) {
-            var end = void 0, valid = true, max = string.length, offset = originalLength - max, start = parseInt(range.start, 10) - offset;
-            start = start > max ? max : start;
-            end = start + parseInt(range.length, 10);
-            if (end > max) {
-              end = max;
-              this.log("End range automatically set to the max value of " + max);
-            }
-            if (start < 0 || end - start < 0 || start > max || end > max) {
-              valid = false;
-              this.log("Invalid range: " + JSON.stringify(range));
-              this.opt.noMatch(range);
-            } else if (string.substring(start, end).replace(/\s+/g, "") === "") {
-              valid = false;
-              this.log("Skipping whitespace only range: " + JSON.stringify(range));
-              this.opt.noMatch(range);
-            }
-            return {
-              start,
-              end,
-              valid
-            };
-          }
-        }, {
-          key: "getTextNodes",
-          value: function getTextNodes(cb) {
-            var _this4 = this;
-            var val = "", nodes = [];
-            this.iterator.forEachNode(NodeFilter.SHOW_TEXT, function(node) {
-              nodes.push({
-                start: val.length,
-                end: (val += node.textContent).length,
-                node
-              });
-            }, function(node) {
-              if (_this4.matchesExclude(node.parentNode)) {
-                return NodeFilter.FILTER_REJECT;
-              } else {
-                return NodeFilter.FILTER_ACCEPT;
-              }
-            }, function() {
-              cb({
-                value: val,
-                nodes
-              });
-            });
-          }
-        }, {
-          key: "matchesExclude",
-          value: function matchesExclude(el) {
-            return DOMIterator.matches(el, this.opt.exclude.concat(["script", "style", "title", "head", "html"]));
-          }
-        }, {
-          key: "wrapRangeInTextNode",
-          value: function wrapRangeInTextNode(node, start, end) {
-            var hEl = !this.opt.element ? "mark" : this.opt.element, startNode = node.splitText(start), ret = startNode.splitText(end - start);
-            var repl = document.createElement(hEl);
-            repl.setAttribute("data-markjs", "true");
-            if (this.opt.className) {
-              repl.setAttribute("class", this.opt.className);
-            }
-            repl.textContent = startNode.textContent;
-            startNode.parentNode.replaceChild(repl, startNode);
-            return ret;
-          }
-        }, {
-          key: "wrapRangeInMappedTextNode",
-          value: function wrapRangeInMappedTextNode(dict, start, end, filterCb, eachCb) {
-            var _this5 = this;
-            dict.nodes.every(function(n, i) {
-              var sibl = dict.nodes[i + 1];
-              if (typeof sibl === "undefined" || sibl.start > start) {
-                if (!filterCb(n.node)) {
-                  return false;
-                }
-                var s = start - n.start, e = (end > n.end ? n.end : end) - n.start, startStr = dict.value.substr(0, n.start), endStr = dict.value.substr(e + n.start);
-                n.node = _this5.wrapRangeInTextNode(n.node, s, e);
-                dict.value = startStr + endStr;
-                dict.nodes.forEach(function(k, j) {
-                  if (j >= i) {
-                    if (dict.nodes[j].start > 0 && j !== i) {
-                      dict.nodes[j].start -= e;
-                    }
-                    dict.nodes[j].end -= e;
-                  }
-                });
-                end -= e;
-                eachCb(n.node.previousSibling, n.start);
-                if (end > n.end) {
-                  start = n.end;
-                } else {
-                  return false;
-                }
-              }
-              return true;
-            });
-          }
-        }, {
-          key: "wrapMatches",
-          value: function wrapMatches(regex, ignoreGroups, filterCb, eachCb, endCb) {
-            var _this6 = this;
-            var matchIdx = ignoreGroups === 0 ? 0 : ignoreGroups + 1;
-            this.getTextNodes(function(dict) {
-              dict.nodes.forEach(function(node) {
-                node = node.node;
-                var match = void 0;
-                while ((match = regex.exec(node.textContent)) !== null && match[matchIdx] !== "") {
-                  if (!filterCb(match[matchIdx], node)) {
-                    continue;
-                  }
-                  var pos = match.index;
-                  if (matchIdx !== 0) {
-                    for (var i = 1; i < matchIdx; i++) {
-                      pos += match[i].length;
-                    }
-                  }
-                  node = _this6.wrapRangeInTextNode(node, pos, pos + match[matchIdx].length);
-                  eachCb(node.previousSibling);
-                  regex.lastIndex = 0;
-                }
-              });
-              endCb();
-            });
-          }
-        }, {
-          key: "wrapMatchesAcrossElements",
-          value: function wrapMatchesAcrossElements(regex, ignoreGroups, filterCb, eachCb, endCb) {
-            var _this7 = this;
-            var matchIdx = ignoreGroups === 0 ? 0 : ignoreGroups + 1;
-            this.getTextNodes(function(dict) {
-              var match = void 0;
-              while ((match = regex.exec(dict.value)) !== null && match[matchIdx] !== "") {
-                var start = match.index;
-                if (matchIdx !== 0) {
-                  for (var i = 1; i < matchIdx; i++) {
-                    start += match[i].length;
-                  }
-                }
-                var end = start + match[matchIdx].length;
-                _this7.wrapRangeInMappedTextNode(dict, start, end, function(node) {
-                  return filterCb(match[matchIdx], node);
-                }, function(node, lastIndex) {
-                  regex.lastIndex = lastIndex;
-                  eachCb(node);
-                });
-              }
-              endCb();
-            });
-          }
-        }, {
-          key: "wrapRangeFromIndex",
-          value: function wrapRangeFromIndex(ranges, filterCb, eachCb, endCb) {
-            var _this8 = this;
-            this.getTextNodes(function(dict) {
-              var originalLength = dict.value.length;
-              ranges.forEach(function(range, counter) {
-                var _checkWhitespaceRange = _this8.checkWhitespaceRanges(range, originalLength, dict.value), start = _checkWhitespaceRange.start, end = _checkWhitespaceRange.end, valid = _checkWhitespaceRange.valid;
-                if (valid) {
-                  _this8.wrapRangeInMappedTextNode(dict, start, end, function(node) {
-                    return filterCb(node, range, dict.value.substring(start, end), counter);
-                  }, function(node) {
-                    eachCb(node, range);
-                  });
-                }
-              });
-              endCb();
-            });
-          }
-        }, {
-          key: "unwrapMatches",
-          value: function unwrapMatches(node) {
-            var parent = node.parentNode;
-            var docFrag = document.createDocumentFragment();
-            while (node.firstChild) {
-              docFrag.appendChild(node.removeChild(node.firstChild));
-            }
-            parent.replaceChild(docFrag, node);
-            if (!this.ie) {
-              parent.normalize();
-            } else {
-              this.normalizeTextNode(parent);
-            }
-          }
-        }, {
-          key: "normalizeTextNode",
-          value: function normalizeTextNode(node) {
-            if (!node) {
-              return;
-            }
-            if (node.nodeType === 3) {
-              while (node.nextSibling && node.nextSibling.nodeType === 3) {
-                node.nodeValue += node.nextSibling.nodeValue;
-                node.parentNode.removeChild(node.nextSibling);
-              }
-            } else {
-              this.normalizeTextNode(node.firstChild);
-            }
-            this.normalizeTextNode(node.nextSibling);
-          }
-        }, {
-          key: "markRegExp",
-          value: function markRegExp(regexp, opt) {
-            var _this9 = this;
-            this.opt = opt;
-            this.log('Searching with expression "' + regexp + '"');
-            var totalMatches = 0, fn = "wrapMatches";
-            var eachCb = function eachCb2(element) {
-              totalMatches++;
-              _this9.opt.each(element);
-            };
-            if (this.opt.acrossElements) {
-              fn = "wrapMatchesAcrossElements";
-            }
-            this[fn](regexp, this.opt.ignoreGroups, function(match, node) {
-              return _this9.opt.filter(node, match, totalMatches);
-            }, eachCb, function() {
-              if (totalMatches === 0) {
-                _this9.opt.noMatch(regexp);
-              }
-              _this9.opt.done(totalMatches);
-            });
-          }
-        }, {
-          key: "mark",
-          value: function mark(sv, opt) {
-            var _this10 = this;
-            this.opt = opt;
-            var totalMatches = 0, fn = "wrapMatches";
-            var _getSeparatedKeywords = this.getSeparatedKeywords(typeof sv === "string" ? [sv] : sv), kwArr = _getSeparatedKeywords.keywords, kwArrLen = _getSeparatedKeywords.length, sens = this.opt.caseSensitive ? "" : "i", handler = function handler2(kw) {
-              var regex = new RegExp(_this10.createRegExp(kw), "gm" + sens), matches = 0;
-              _this10.log('Searching with expression "' + regex + '"');
-              _this10[fn](regex, 1, function(term, node) {
-                return _this10.opt.filter(node, kw, totalMatches, matches);
-              }, function(element) {
-                matches++;
-                totalMatches++;
-                _this10.opt.each(element);
-              }, function() {
-                if (matches === 0) {
-                  _this10.opt.noMatch(kw);
-                }
-                if (kwArr[kwArrLen - 1] === kw) {
-                  _this10.opt.done(totalMatches);
-                } else {
-                  handler2(kwArr[kwArr.indexOf(kw) + 1]);
-                }
-              });
-            };
-            if (this.opt.acrossElements) {
-              fn = "wrapMatchesAcrossElements";
-            }
-            if (kwArrLen === 0) {
-              this.opt.done(totalMatches);
-            } else {
-              handler(kwArr[0]);
-            }
-          }
-        }, {
-          key: "markRanges",
-          value: function markRanges(rawRanges, opt) {
-            var _this11 = this;
-            this.opt = opt;
-            var totalMatches = 0, ranges = this.checkRanges(rawRanges);
-            if (ranges && ranges.length) {
-              this.log("Starting to mark with the following ranges: " + JSON.stringify(ranges));
-              this.wrapRangeFromIndex(ranges, function(node, range, match, counter) {
-                return _this11.opt.filter(node, range, match, counter);
-              }, function(element, range) {
-                totalMatches++;
-                _this11.opt.each(element, range);
-              }, function() {
-                _this11.opt.done(totalMatches);
-              });
-            } else {
-              this.opt.done(totalMatches);
-            }
-          }
-        }, {
-          key: "unmark",
-          value: function unmark(opt) {
-            var _this12 = this;
-            this.opt = opt;
-            var sel = this.opt.element ? this.opt.element : "*";
-            sel += "[data-markjs]";
-            if (this.opt.className) {
-              sel += "." + this.opt.className;
-            }
-            this.log('Removal selector "' + sel + '"');
-            this.iterator.forEachNode(NodeFilter.SHOW_ELEMENT, function(node) {
-              _this12.unwrapMatches(node);
-            }, function(node) {
-              var matchesSel = DOMIterator.matches(node, sel), matchesExclude = _this12.matchesExclude(node);
-              if (!matchesSel || matchesExclude) {
-                return NodeFilter.FILTER_REJECT;
-              } else {
-                return NodeFilter.FILTER_ACCEPT;
-              }
-            }, this.opt.done);
-          }
-        }, {
-          key: "opt",
-          set: function set$$1(val) {
-            this._opt = _extends({}, {
-              "element": "",
-              "className": "",
-              "exclude": [],
-              "iframes": false,
-              "iframesTimeout": 5e3,
-              "separateWordSearch": true,
-              "diacritics": true,
-              "synonyms": {},
-              "accuracy": "partially",
-              "acrossElements": false,
-              "caseSensitive": false,
-              "ignoreJoiners": false,
-              "ignoreGroups": 0,
-              "ignorePunctuation": [],
-              "wildcards": "disabled",
-              "each": function each() {
-              },
-              "noMatch": function noMatch() {
-              },
-              "filter": function filter() {
-                return true;
-              },
-              "done": function done() {
-              },
-              "debug": false,
-              "log": window.console
-            }, val);
-          },
-          get: function get$$1() {
-            return this._opt;
-          }
-        }, {
-          key: "iterator",
-          get: function get$$1() {
-            return new DOMIterator(this.ctx, this.opt.iframes, this.opt.exclude, this.opt.iframesTimeout);
-          }
-        }]);
-        return Mark3;
-      })();
-      function Mark2(ctx) {
-        var _this = this;
-        var instance = new Mark$1(ctx);
-        this.mark = function(sv, opt) {
-          instance.mark(sv, opt);
-          return _this;
-        };
-        this.markRegExp = function(sv, opt) {
-          instance.markRegExp(sv, opt);
-          return _this;
-        };
-        this.markRanges = function(sv, opt) {
-          instance.markRanges(sv, opt);
-          return _this;
-        };
-        this.unmark = function(opt) {
-          instance.unmark(opt);
-          return _this;
-        };
-        return this;
-      }
-      return Mark2;
-    }));
-  }
-});
-
-// lib/highlight.ts
-var import_mark = __toESM(require_mark(), 1);
-var PagefindHighlight = class {
-  constructor(options = {
-    markContext: null,
-    highlightParam: "pagefind-highlight",
-    markOptions: {
-      className: "pagefind-highlight",
-      exclude: ["[data-pagefind-ignore]", "[data-pagefind-ignore] *"]
-    },
-    addStyles: true
-  }) {
-    var _a, _b;
-    const { highlightParam, markContext, markOptions, addStyles } = options;
-    this.highlightParam = highlightParam ?? "pagefind-highlight";
-    this.addStyles = addStyles ?? true;
-    this.markContext = markContext !== void 0 ? markContext : null;
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Using the ${sort} sort.`)}if(direction!=="asc"&&direction!=="desc"){console.warn(`Pagefind was provided a sort with unknown direction ${direction}. Supported: [asc, desc]`)}return`${sort}:${direction}`}return``}async filters(){let ptr=await this.getPtr();let filters2=this.backend.request_all_filter_indexes(ptr);let filter_array=JSON.parse(filters2);if(Array.isArray(filter_array)){let filter_chunks=filter_array.filter((v)=>v).map((chunk)=>this.loadFilterChunk(chunk));await Promise.all([...filter_chunks])}ptr=await this.getPtr();let results=this.backend.filters(ptr);return JSON.parse(results)}async preload(term,options2={}){await this.search(term,{...options2,preload:true})}async search(term,options2={}){options2={verbose:false,filters:{},sort:{},...options2};const log=(str)=>{if(options2.verbose)console.log(str)};log(`Starting search on ${this.basePath}`);let start=Date.now();let ptr=await this.getPtr();let filter_only=term===null;term=term??"";let exact_search=/^\s*".+"\s*$/.test(term);if(exact_search){log(`Running an exact search`)}let trueLanguage=null;try{trueLanguage=Intl.getCanonicalLocales(this.loadedLanguage)[0]}catch(err2){}const term_chunks=[];let segments;if(trueLanguage&&typeof Intl.Segmenter!=="undefined"){const segmenter=new Intl.Segmenter(trueLanguage,{granularity:"grapheme"});segments=[...segmenter.segment(term)].map(({segment})=>segment)}else{segments=[...term]}for(const segment of segments){if(this.includeCharacters?.includes(segment)){term_chunks.push(segment)}else if(!/^\p{Pd}|\p{Pe}|\p{Pf}|\p{Pi}|\p{Po}|\p{Ps}$/u.test(segment)){term_chunks.push(segment.toLocaleLowerCase())}}term=term_chunks.join("").replace(/\s{2,}/g," ").trim();log(`Normalized search term to ${term}`);if(!term?.length&&!filter_only){return{results:[],unfilteredResultCount:0,filters:{},totalFilters:{},timings:{preload:Date.now()-start,search:Date.now()-start,total:Date.now()-start}}}let sort_list=this.stringifySorts(options2.sort);log(`Stringified sort to ${sort_list}`);const filter_list=this.stringifyFilters(options2.filters);log(`Stringified filters to ${filter_list}`);let index_resp=this.backend.request_indexes(ptr,term);let index_array=JSON.parse(index_resp);let filter_resp=this.backend.request_filter_indexes(ptr,filter_list);let filter_array=JSON.parse(filter_resp);let chunks=index_array.filter((v)=>v).map((chunk)=>this.loadChunk(chunk));let filter_chunks=filter_array.filter((v)=>v).map((chunk)=>this.loadFilterChunk(chunk));await Promise.all([...chunks,...filter_chunks]);log(`Loaded necessary chunks to run search`);if(options2.preload){log(`Preload \u2014 bailing out of search operation now.`);return null}ptr=await this.getPtr();let searchStart=Date.now();let result=this.backend.search(ptr,term,filter_list,sort_list,exact_search);log(`Got the raw search result: ${result}`);let{filtered_counts,total_counts,results,unfiltered_total,search_keywords}=JSON.parse(result);let resultsInterface=results.map((result2)=>{let weighted_locations=result2.l.map((l)=>{let loc={weight:l.w/24,balanced_score:l.s,location:l.l};if(l.v){loc.verbose={word_string:l.v.ws,length_bonus:l.v.lb}}return loc});let locations=weighted_locations.map((l)=>l.location);let res={id:result2.p,score:result2.s*this.indexWeight,words:locations,data:async()=>await this.loadFragment(result2.p,weighted_locations,term)};if(result2.params){res.params={document_length:result2.params.dl,average_page_length:result2.params.apl,total_pages:result2.params.tp}}if(result2.scores){res.scores=result2.scores.map((r)=>{return{search_term:r.w,idf:r.idf,saturating_tf:r.b_tf,raw_tf:r.r_tf,pagefind_tf:r.p_tf,score:r.s,params:{weighted_term_frequency:r.params.w_tf,pages_containing_term:r.params.pct,length_bonus:r.params.lb}}})}return res});const searchTime=Date.now()-searchStart;const realTime=Date.now()-start;log(`Found ${results.length} result${results.length == 1 ? 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      Cloaked - Cloaked is an all in one privacy solution. Still early in its development, Cloaked offers a password manager, phone and email aliases and a semi automated system that helps you to create fake name accounts. Cloaked is also working on offering a private credit card system to that of privacy.com. If you’re a non technical user who cares about privacy Cloaked is one of the best options you can find. Cloaked is not Open Source. Though they do plan to open source their project in the future. Users can use discount code “LIBERTY25” for 25% off their first year.
      
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      MySudo - All in one privacy solution. MySudo offers services for phones, profiles, emails, virtual credit cards and more. MySudo doesnt always work well on non Android OSes like Calyx and you often need a google supported phone for activation, but once you activate it, it should work fine on Graphene.
      
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      Brave - From the original creators of Firefox, Brave aims to use maximum privacy as a default. With ad blocking, phishing blocking, fingerprint and cookie blocking all enabled by default. Brave does offer ad payments in its own crypto token BAT, which has drawn some criticism from privacy advocates - In Depth Review
      
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      Cover Your Tracks and EFF Tool - A project from the EFF. Cover Your Tracks is two things: a tool for users to understand how unique and identifiable their browser makes them online, and a research project to uncover the tools and techniques of online trackers and test the efficacy of privacy add-ons. In Depth Breakdown and Review
      
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      Purism - Open Source company. Makes Open Source Laptops, Phones and Servers. Partners with other liberty focused companies like Start 9. Accepts Bitcoin as a method of payment. Also offers a private phone data plan. Shipping is known to be very slow in some cases. Purism is an amazing ideologically driven company, but it should be noted that they have had significant issues delivering products in the past. We cannot recomend them at this time, though we hope to see that change in the future.
      
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      Briar - Briar doesn’t rely on a central server - messages are synchronized directly between the users’ devices. If the internet’s down, Briar can sync via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, keeping the information flowing in a crisis. If the internet’s up, Briar can sync via the Tor network for additional privacy.
      
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      Comparison and Ranks - Detailed comparison of all major messaging apps features and privacy.
      
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      Keet - Peer-to-Peer Chat with high quality Video & Text. Private & Encrypted. Has BTC payment methods built in.
      
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      Matrix - Also commonly known as Element for the most popular Matrix front end. Matrix is a chat Protocol with several different applications that cab be used to participate in the network. Element has full End-to-End encryption, completely open source, fully self hostable and comes with most of the same functionality of Discord or Slack. Also has the ability to Bridge with other chat apps, meaning you can connect Matrix directly to Telegram, or Slack or most other chat apps and mangage those communications via whichever matrix client you choose. Probably the best option for self hosting small companies.  Matrix Instance Testing
      
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      Molly- Hardened Signal Fork that is fully open source.
      
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      Signal - An easy-to-use end-to-end encrypted messenger. Long considered the gold standard. Built in auto-delete of messages. standard of chat privacy. Not fully open source. Signal used to require a phone number, but you can now use a username if you prefer. One of the easiest apps to convert normies.
      
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      Silence - A signal fork that picked up SMS direct encryption after Signal decided to no longer pursue it. While you should stay away from SMS whenever possible, it is sometimes still necessary to communicate with certain people this way. And with Silence you can protect yourself. Signal on SMS
      
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      SimpleX - The first messenger without user IDs. SimpleX uses the smart client dumb server model. Meaning you can setup a simple relay to forward your fully encrypted messages to recievers. SimpleX is still early. It has a simple desktop but this isnt fully features currently. In Depth Podcast with the creator.
      
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      Telegram - Easy to use encrypted messaging app. Telegram is NOT End-to-End encrypted by default but does have the option to create E2E secret chats. While its not E2E encrypted it does still encrypt your traffic to the Telegram Servers which is an improvement over SMS. Telegram is simple and is heavily used all across the world, and is a good introduction to a more privacy preserving chat app. However Telegram does have access to user data in its internal servers and has been known to hand that information over at times. Telegram is one of the most used encrypted apps around and as a result can be a haven for scammers.
      
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      Threema - an end-to-end encrypted messenger, similar to Signal. Not a free app. Good overall app, but relatively low userbase due to the non free nature of it.
      
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      Whitenoise - An encrypted messaging app that uses the NOSTR Protocol for private and public key pairs.
      
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      Openmesh - Your Gateway to Building Personalized Data Ecosystems in minutes, instead of weeks. A decentralized node operator that allows for running of various services.
      
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      Threefold - To build an open-source peer-to-peer Internet infrastructure that removes all forms of centralization from the global IT systems. Anything we do needs to improve the planet’s situation and benefit the people around us. Internet access is a human right and it can change everything for the lives of people as an infinite source of tools and information. Our technology was designed to scale ThreeFold anywhere electricity and bandwidth are present.
      
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      Accrescent - Accrescent is a private and secure Android app store built with modern features in mind. It aims to provide a developer-friendly platform and pleasant user experience while enforcing modern security and privacy practices and offering robust validity guarantees for installed apps.
      
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      APK-Pure - A site to download and install APK’s (install files for phone OSes) this is an easy way to completely bypass app stores. The downside is that your software needs to be updated manually through APK-Pure and is not managed automatically by an app store.
      
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      Aptoide - A competitor to the google app store. With over 1 millon apps. While its not specifically privacy focused its a nice alternative when you cant use the regular good app store, or if you cant find what you need in F-Droid.
      
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      Aurora Store - A privacy front end for the Google App store. You can find anything you need from google through Aurora. However as this is a front end, it connects to the google app store so that you dont have too. This does require an account. Aurora provides anonymous accounts for you to use, however Google will rate limit these accounts to make them difficult to use sometimes. You can just create your own Gmail account to bypass this if necessary.
      
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      F-Droid - F-Droid is the premier app store for open source apps. For anyone truly intrested in privacy should first check for apps in F-droid before going to mainstream appstores as Fdroid only carries Open Source apps. Completely free, open source and does not require an account.
      
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      Obtainium - Obtainium allows you to install and update apps directly from their releases pages, and receive notifications when new releases are made available.
      
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      5sim - Over 500,000 Numbers Originating from Around 180 Countries Online. Low fees. Does not take cryptocurrency.
      
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      BurnerApp - Burner Phone numbers. Usually work for services like Amazon and Twitter
      
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      Crypton - Affordability meets security: For the cost of a movie ticket per month, get a physical SIM phone number. All your messages are encrypted with your personal key, protecting them from prying eyes.
      
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      FreePhoneNum - One time Use burner numbers. Many services wont accept these.
      
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      SMSPool - Privacy focused non voip SMS burner numbers with area codes from all over the world. Company accepts cryptocurrency including Monero. Cheap options that are known to work with difficult providers like Discord or Twitter.
      
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      SMS4SATS - Bitcoin focused SMS numbers that utilize Bitcoins Layer 2, Lightning network.
      
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      Telnum - Burner Numbers and permanent numbers via Monero
      
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      CalyxOS - A privacy focused de-Googled Android Alternative that’s more privacy focused than Lineage but more user friendly than Graphene. Only available on Google Pixel models.
      
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      E.foundation - Degoogled Phone OS that works with most major phone models
      
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      Havoc-OS - Similar to Lineage with large compatibility of devices. Works on over 150 devices. Still available but not a lot of updates.
      
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      Lineage – An open source Android alternative that’s compatible with most major Smart Phone and other Android Devices. Does not have a locked bootloader, which is a slight security concern.
      
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      Plexus - App that lists compatibility of over 1000 phone apps for Open source phone roms.
      
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      Above Phone - The Above Phone offers Graphene OS phones for sale along with their own services like “Above VPN” along with additional support to help you get fully migrated over to their ecosystem.
      
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      De-googled - Sells De-googled phones, Lineage Calyx and Graphene - Takes crypto
      
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      Efani - Company that offers Sim Swap protection and prevention. “Efani works like any other carrier, except Efani adds exceptional security to your plan via an impressive security tech stack.”
      
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      Fairphone - Sustainable phone that lets your replace all parts in the phone. Will support CalyxOS soon. currently only available in the UK. Also offers sustainable headphones and other items.
      
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      Freedomphone - NOT RECOMMENDED. Privacy focused phone marketing towards conservatives. OS Is closed source, with little in the way of details on how anything actually works. Backed by conservative commentator Candace Owens.
      
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      Mamushi- Specializes in Calyx OS , Accepts Monero.
      
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      Mark37 - A full service Christian privacy company that specializes in their “Ghost Phone” a Graphene OS phone with custom config. Offers several other privacy services and devices.
      
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      Nitrokey - Phones with Mics and Cameras removed
      
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      Pine64 - Completely Open Source Phone. May have some compatibility issues.
      
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      Private Phone Shop - Fully configured privacy focused phones you purchase. Primarily offers Lineage and Graphene OS. Also offers other privacy services.
      
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      Project Guardian - A physical phone silencing device. A new machine that silences all noise going into your phone from your micophone. All you have to do is set your phone on top of the device and it blocks all incoming sound. Also provides wireless charging. Can be used with two phones at a time.
      
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      Purism  - NOT RECOMENDED. Completely Open Source Phone from the ground up, however this comes with many difficulties including supply chain issues. Purism has been known to have very late deliveries in some cases as long as years with no refunds. Order with caution.
      
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      RoninMobile - RoninDojo a bitcoin privacy company, now makes pixel based phones with options for both Calyx and Graphene.
      
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      Unplugged Phone - Unplugged phone is a closed source privacy phone touted by many conservative influencers. It offers its own ecosystem of privacy apps. However many of these apps arent likely to be very useful since you need their phone in order to use them. Given this and the closed source nature of the software we cannot recomend this phone at this time. You are better off with known Open-source alternatives.
      
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      Invisv - Privacy focused phone service. INVISV Relay brings Multi-Party Relay (MPR) privacy to Android, offering a service that decouples trust: where INVISV’s job is to ensure that nobody but you has all your critical information. In effect, your requests for data from the Internet, whether with a web browser or with any other app, are unlinked from your identity, and neither INVISV nor our infrastructure partners nor your broadband Internet provider nor a mobile operator can link your identity and your Internet usage and location together.
      
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      SIMXL - e-SIMs Accessible for Everyone, that accepts Monero.
      
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      Silent Link - A real phone number provider not a VOIP number, that can be acquired anonymously. Only allows for incoming calls, but also provides a cheap data plan. Does not always provide the best service. A backup data plan is not a bad idea with this service while using Silent link primarily for privacy.
      
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      JMP - Private VOIP numbers. Uses the company Telnyx on the back end, but it try’s to make this process simpler for a small fee, as you can use Telnyx directly for cheaper fees and good privacy but the process is quite difficult.
      
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      Bitwarden - FOSS password manager. Free cloud password management, or you can completely self host. 2FA is easily configurable as well. Decryption happens on your client device not on the server, meaning your passwords are encrypted if the server is compromised.  Bitwarden also has a password generator, and allows for multiple password encrypted password accounts making it perfect for a small enterprise solution.
      
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      Keepass - The top local password manager. Instead of setting up a server you can run your password manager directly on your personal work machine.
      
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      VPNMentor Secure Password Generator - Online Password generator for when you aren’t working with a standard password manager. Provides other high quality VPN and password related tools as well, like a password strength checker.
      
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      49dollarmontanaregisteredagent - Montana based company that creates LLC’s and will register your car to that LLC in Montana thus keeping your name unattached to the car. Montana has the added benefit of a one time registration for cars over 11 years old and no emissions or safety checks
      
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      AnonShop - This one works a bit different. You pick a product you want and send the link to AL. AL will then purchase the item and send it to a nearby locker based on your zip code. All paid with Monero. This currently only works for Amazon orders.
      
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      DuckDuckGo - Biggest privacy focused search engine, they have admitted to censoring in some cases, but overall still better than Google.
      
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      Kagi - Privacy respecting search engine does not track any info or provide any ads and no data mining or IP collecting. Requires an account and limits amount of searches per day for free accounts. Offers paid accounts as well. Not Open Source. Privacy policy
      
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      IVPN - No logs, regularly audited VPN service, No customer data stored, Clear privacy policy, Transparent ownership and team, Strong ethics: no trackers, no false promises, no surveillance ads. In Depth Reviews
      
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